Eastern News: January 30, 1981 Eastern Illinois University
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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1981 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in January by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Dally Friday, January 30, 1981 will be cloudy with highs in the upper 20s. Friday night will be cloudy with �ows in the low teens. ·Saturday there will be a chance of snow with highs in the low 30s. Eastern Illinois University I Charleston Ill./ Vol. 88 No. 91 I Two Sectlona/ 20 Pages Eastern, News, -- '- xtbook fees may increase by $20' next fall· gy Schneider Sandefer said the textbook rental tern students could pay an system would better ensure students in "onal $20 per semester next.year in Renting texts cheaper- Tabe� obtaining all of their textbooks as ok rental fees after the increase by Peggy Schneider used. . opposed to students buying their proposed recently for the Dean of Student Academic Serv_ice A ·total of 20 students from each· books. book Library's fiscal year 1982 Sam .Taber revealed Thursday the class level, freshman to graduate "In a r.ental system the student has et. results of a cost-benefit study that students, were chosen and an estimate paid the fees and I am obliged to see approved, the increase could take showed Eastern students cur.rently save as to the qook cost each student would everybody has every book for the as early as fall semester 1981, between $70 to $93 by renting their need was made. semester. With a sales system� the of Student Academic Service books as opposed to buying them. Although the study revealed a bookstore would not take the time or el Taber said Thursday. The study was c_onducted by the savings of renting textbooks as trouble to find a book for just one e increase was .proposed to cover textbook library in December. opposed to buying them between $70 person," Sandefer said. Textbook Library's rising In conducting the study. course to $93, Taber said the cost benefit Although the textbook rental fee has ting and purchasing costs, Taber schedules and the probable textbooks would be somewhat reduced by the not increased recently, the textbook for those courses for 100 students were resell value of the textbooks. library purchases have still had to keep a special meeting to discuss the ------...... --- up with rising enrollments and .the book Library's budget Thursday, will have to determine our success," purchase. increasing number' of new courses, he r said the budget proposal will Taber said. Taber said he hoped the fee increase said. before the Board of Governors The reduction of even $1 of the $20 would prevent future moratoriums of The present $22 per semester fee has • 2 after Eastern administrators increase would result in the loss of department textbook purchases like the not kept up with those changes and the
tudied it. thousands of dollars to the library's one imposed this spring. library has had to· cover those costs, e are making a determined effort_ income, Taber said. - Taber added that the purpose of Taber said.. ke the system efficient and have If the proposed amount is reduced, proposing the $20 increase was not to Eastern's enrollment increased from aterial students and faculty need. Taber said it would force a reduction in "defend the textbook service." about 9, 700 in the fall 1979 to around consumers (faculty and students) the amount of books the library could Textbook LibrarY, Director Richard 9,900 this past fall, Taber said. New courses have been added to the
curriculum at a more i:apid rate than · have been dropped in order to "maintain a vigorous and interesting
curriculum which meets the changing·
needs" of students, he said. · Spring figures· shoW increase frQm last year by Lola Burnham Despite a drop in enrollment of 576 students from Fall 1980, enrollment
for spring semester is higher than it· was
· in Spring 1980. A total of 9,413 students enrolled ' this spring compared to 9,166 last spring. Vice President of Student Affairs Glenn Williams said the final total "was absolutely on mar k," in comparison to other fall to spring totals. , Of the total, undergraduate students comprise 89.9 percent with 8,460. Graduate students number 953 this spring. Following the trend of previou� semesters, freshmen continµed to make up the largest .class. This spring the freshman class accounts for 24.9 ee Eastern students (left right) Todd Garb to er, Lois booklet �fter several attempts to change the flat tire. ·percent of the total students enrolled well and Laura Smith resorted to the instruction (News photo by Wendall Gamble) which equals 2,340 students. Senior students made up the second largest. group· with 2, 151 or 22.9 ommittee shockedbf fee request percent, while juniors, with 2,009 Crist made up the third largest class. thy cost of actually buying the books," student academic services and Richard · The sophomore class experienced a · cause the Student Senafe Robb said. Sandefer, textbook library director to emic Affairs committee members slight drop in enrollment, down from Committee members were suprised further investigate the situ�tion · and 2,028 last fall to 1,960 this spring. surprised and shocked at the news at . the amount of the proposed decide on a course of action. Graduate students, who last fall t a proposed $20 textbook library textbook library fee increase, and had In other bu·siness, the committee accounted for 816 students at Eastern, increase, the committee decided various opinions on the proposal . discussed a possible change in the pass continued to increase in· nu mbers to ay to further investigate the "They're asking for a 91 percent fail option of grades. 953 students this spring. e. increase, which is more than just With results of research done on Eastern accepted 124 · first-time ommittee chairman Russ Robb keeping up with inflation,'• Committee other state universities, the committee · students this spring with 8,643 students ded the Textbook. Library member John Guite said. decided it will propose a pass-fail . returning from last fall. In addition, ittee meeting Thursday, where Senator .Tim . Bousky said the system that would allow a student three 319 transfer students enrolled while proposed increase was first administration seems to be testing the weeks to sign up for the option. 327 formerstudents returned. need, and brought the matter up students. Currently at Eastern a student has Women continued as the majority Academic Affairs committee for "They're saying if you want the only five days to choose the option.· on campus with 5 ,277. The total sion. textbook library that bad , we'll see Also, the .committee will propose number of men enrolled this spring is It was a real shock to hear that the how much you'll pay for it," he said. that if a student receives an A in a pass 4,186, down from last fall's male -increase would be from $22 to the The committee decided to set up a fail course, the student's records wiff enrollment of 4,428. sed $42 a semester. It seems meeting with Samuel Taber, dean of show an A. only about $30 away from the National celebration gives Friday's Gas hike presents squeeze for the American farmer 'Thanks' for freed hostages KANSAS CITY, Mo.-American farmers, beset News shorts 20 percent interest rates and roller-coaster grain WASHING -''l wonder,'' said Thomas (AP) by TDN prices sparked by the Soviet grain embargo, are Sch efer, "how I could have gone through that a about to take another blow-in the gas tank. experience without my God." Ex-hostage Lewis relaxes A U.S. Department of Agriculture economist · the pulpit of the enormous National FJi'.fl after homecoming predicted Thursday that regular gasoline would be Cathedral, the former hostage set the tone for at home selling for $1.50 to $1. 70 a gallon by the end of Thursday's national day of Thanksgiving by saying HOMER, Ill.-"This is finally the place I've been 198 1-a hike of 25 to 40 percent over current prices. that during his days of captivity, "God was no trying to get back to for the last days," said 444 444 '"The effect on net farm income is anybody's further than a prayer away." . Marine Sgt. aul Lewis, relaxing in his parents' P guess" said Tom Lutton of the USDA energy Many'were the days, he recalled that "I got on east-central Illinois home. "Washington was research group at its National Economics Division my knees and said, 'God, I need your help.' " fantastic, but this is the end". in Washington. Nearly a dozen former hostages and members- of Lewis, a U.S. embassy guard in Tehran, returned "All I know is that some guys are going Co be put their families were among an overflow crowd of to Ulinois Wednesday night, but his -homecoming in a terrible squeeze. There could be a lot of farmers more than 2,000 who gathered under the soaring was low key, in keeping with the family wishes. going out of business this year b�cause they don't arches of the cathedral to commemorate the day The former hostage told the Champaign-Urbana have the money up front." designated by President �eagan for giving thanks. News-Gazette that he felt freedom was near in . The observance took varying forms around the December when his Iranian captors moved him country. School children signed a 300-foot yellow from a prison to a hotel. Governor to continue early ribbon in St. Paul, Minn. The 52 .former hostages "W·e knew something was going to happen notice on school spending _were made honorary citizens of Montana by the then," he said. ° governor. A man named Ski Demski raised his Stars Lewis said he was treated harshly by the Iranians SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-Illinois' education and Stripes, the world's largest flying flag, atop a for several· weeks after his capture, but could not communities will get advance notice again this year 125-foot pole in Long Beach, Calif. A service describe the conditions under which he and the on how much state money Gov. James R. · . requested by the children of the Cathedral of St. other Americans were held . Thompson will recommend for them · in his John the Divine-conducted by them and for "If we didn't let them intimidate us, they pretty proposed state budget, the governor said Thursday. them-was held in New York. much left us alone," he'said. Thompson said he'll repeat his practice since
In Boise� Idaho, the. First Christian church bells The 23-year-old Marine was · interviewed , in becoming governor in 1977 of letting the state's two rang 444 timts. The mayor if Manchester, N.H. Tehran before his Telease, and the Iranian news education boards know in advance how much he'll asked for a city-wide pause on activities. The agency released a transcript quoting him as saying earmark for them. railroad yard at Port Huron, Mich., blew its whistle he was not tortured, that he received mail, watched Thompson is set to deliver an expected estimated at noon. American football films, had regular medical $15 billion state budget to.the General Assembly on checkups and was fed fairly well. March 4.
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Second· class Chris Hansen, Linda Fraembs, Advertising manager ....•...... Chris Goerlich postage paid at Charleston, IL 61.920. Printed by Eastern Illinois Mickey �'Connell Circulation manager ...... · ...... Scott Moyer Business manager ...... T.ony Dardano University, Charleston, IL 61920. Adviser..� ...... Dave Reed _U_nion .Boafd suggests reductions in budget by Crystal Schrof a "working figure" tha( could vary " As an alternative way to alleviate a depending on what form the board deficit in the budget, Union Board passes the budget. , members recommended to reduce the In cutting the general Union fund, budget for University Union Bijak and Daniels recommended that operations by more than $22,000 amounts for faculty, programming, . instead of upholding a proposed building, equipment, and cable student fee increase of $1.45 . television be reduced. Under the board's budget proposal, The proposed budget of $42,600 in the "general Union" account totals the faculty line item should be reduced $413,525. The recpmmendation made by $2,000, Bijak said. by board members Bonnie Bijak and The curren't Union budget proposal Todd D�niels calls for a new general includes an additional $8,000 in the · Union amount of $391,439. faculty budget. Clark, said the money The prop9sed Union budget for would be used to hire a person to · fiscal year 1982 is $780,425-a deficit operate the proposed craft shop in the of $28,25). With the recommendations soon-to-be renovated· area of the by union board members, the budget Union. would be reduced to $758,339. Clark said the $8,000 figure was Because a deficit budget cannot be arrived at by figuring the staff member approved, Union Area Head Bill Clark would be hired in November 1981 at a has proposed an increase of $1.45 per salary of $1,000 a month. semester in the operation fee students Bijak proposed not tO" hire a staff pay for the Union. member for the craft shop until Funds received from the increase January I, 1982. With Bijak's would wipe out the deficit. proposal, the faculty budget would be The current student operations fee is reduced by $2,000, she said. $29.70. A $1.45 increase would mean a The proposed programming budget total Union fee of $3 1.15. for 1982 is $20,000, which is $16,635 The $1.45 per semester increase more than was budgeted two-years �go·�-:-·, would represent a 4.9 percent increase Daniels, recommended this amount be · ne hurriedly replaced the receiver on this campus· phone· in a probable in the Union fee. reduced to $10,000. a morning class. (News photo by Laura Ziebell) Clark said the $1.45 figure is merely Bijak also recommended that building and equipment budgets each be reduced by $5,000. Clark said he stern grad Edgar's press secretary does not know if the board could withstand the cut without sacrificing yYoung , had not actively sought it when I first and hustling, " Walters said. the Union's upkeep. graduate Mike W a_lters will heard about it," Walters said. "I feel very fortunate to have the Daniels proposed the cable television the position of Press Secretary "But I gave it some thought and opportunity I had with the Eastern budget be cut from $350 to.$264 ..There ,: things went from there, " added._ !Y - ." .. Secretary of State Jim Edgar he ews that has certainly helped me. has n ot been a cable rate Increase ii] . Walters said Edgar has been here," he added. rates for three years, Stephen Grove, ers, a 1974 political scieµce assembling "some good people" to Walters said he was news editor on director of Union business operations, te, said he was informed of his work on his staff. the Eastern News in 1974 . said. tment this week. · He further added Edgar "wants his - Walters also said Eastern has am extremely happy to be hallmark to be an effective, efficient "gained a good reputation" m ...... for a man of the caliber. of Jim operation,'' and he is prepared to d·o Springfield...... _. . I have known him since 1973 . such a job himself. "The caliber of people coming from I covered his first legislative Walters said his duties as press Eastern that are active in government f• GYROS �• 'gn as a reporter for the Eastern secretary include acting as Deputy are quite a few now and they are quite · : ·No matter how• ' Walters said. Director of Research projects and respected," he said. • •: ave the utmost respect for him,'' working with a number of publications : you say it- ·4 the office is responsible for. : ters also said he was not Walters said he is welf prepared for :. It's-Delicious!! d to learn of his appointment. the new job with his education in ---··..::....::.=-=:--.=i� :!: said he asked his boss, then political science and journalism he : 1�---- - : received at Eastern .. . Downstairs Minority leader- George Ryan, :ilWH�T·scoo�; : tact Edgar on his behalf to see if But he stressed having "practical t be considered for the position experience" in a field is just as Now Open s secretary. important as education. Everyday in daily contact with the press - "A very important part, I can't � Springfield and had heard Jim stress enough, is you have to get out ��at3p.m. :2so Lincoln 345-7427: · s llllf!Ii!lftllll' i king for someone to be his there and get practical experience-like Carry , secretary in Springfield. But I working on the News and getting out � Out Avail�ble ; �------.1 ...... This Ted's � :---''Fiatia.nan-a.naf,---�"Weekend at Pool �t\Q.'?>�with Ed Clem formerly of Appaloosa � f : Country Rock . ·: l Early Bird Special : Tournament Get in for only $1 this coupon l with from 8'-10. aturdav Afternoons - - � ------i : � ------[ ijI} I) a I) l1 � - . I -1 p.m. : ''ReRuns'' : I O.'?>� Russler i $7>\v.,t with Mike and Peter Bailey l i formerly of Slink Rand l I Playing music from the 60s - Beatles, etc.: ash Pat rizes. l Early Bird Special l Get for only $1 coupon from 1 n 8-10. : i with this : enE�ZII\�am/ '------7--IQ1IIJ ij1J�1------( .'or111•rof4tll Um·o/111 Friday, January 30, 1 981 The Dally Eastern N Persc>nalfile: SCORE should not go to court Betsey Guzi The recent veto of the · Students relationship between students and Coordinating Referendum Efforts by Eastern administration Andy Savo could . resuit· from any court or President Daniel E. Marvin has caused legislative actions. SCORE backers to talk of trying to gain hs "I agree with the students. on the idea," mis approval through other channels. Marvin said after vetoing the proposal. "I'd like We will Bill Houlihan, SCORE committee member, to talk to them to get a workable referendum said the committee will meet with legislators in and provide them with. input on how I ·feel Springfield Feb. 3 to discuss the possibility of Ray Rayne about a proposal." It is all over. developing a SCORE bill in . the General Marvin said he· vetoed the proposal because After 18 years, the see Assembly. it would create instability ·for current student immortal' Ray Rayner will today · Houlihan has also mentioned the p9ssibility fee-supported activities,· due to the possibility entertaining, educating and info of taking SCORE's case to court or asking for of funds being reduced. WGN-TV (Charinel viewers fr to 8 a.m. every weekday.9) an opinion from the Illinois Attorney General on He also said SCORE tended to "weaken" This saddens us. Like the Cubs, the proposal's legality. the president's power . and · was inconsistent Rayner and his cast of characters We feel the best way to �chieve a with BOG policies. been with us since early childhood, settlement of this issue is for SCORE Let's not make the SCORE issue an "us his r�tirement to the warmer clima members to work directly with Marvin, who against them" war between students and Albuquerque, N.M. marks the e an era, and the loss of a friend. has indicated a willingness to meet with the administration. Forget about this business of Ray's friendJy , frum committee to discuss the proposal. · going to court for SCORE or developing some look-complete with his jumpsuit The proposal was approved in a student kind of bill in the General Assembly. Such odd collection of hats-gave him referendum in November. SCORE is intended -actions will· only prove costly and time sort of non-classy charm that kept to give student government the opportunity to consuming. smiling through his years of d jokes, arts and crafts projects take student fee referendum results directly to We urge SCORE committee members to countless Cub and Sox highlights. the Board of Governors. continue to press for what they believe in. But Just average as an educational f Currently, Marvin has final authority to let's keep the effort in the proper forum8the Ray instead provided fun in approve or disapprove student referendums university. morning, rather than mind-bo before going to the BOG. The best way to resolve this issue is for dissertations. But at 7 a.m., who Taking their cause to court_ would not SCORE members to get together with Marvin willing to learn? Still, Ray did teach us that the · improve communication between the students and be willing to give and take. temperature for the day could and Marvin. An unnecessary. adversary · 57 .38972 degrees� He even taught us to be though every day by wishing everyone a ha birthday .. (Remember? "And if · your birthday today, hap · C'monl birthday.") In the last few weeks several of yo., t4n aquaintances have argued that clo ill cannot compare to CBS mo · kiddie-show host Captain Kangaroo. But Captain Kangaroo did not ha the local appeal of young Chi viewers like Ray who. was a sort of Chicago folk hero. And besides, Captain Kangaroo is soft spoken and organized. H boring can you get? · Ray, on the other hand, didn't kn which qutoons were going to be on own show until he read the little sh of paper which someone attached , his jumpsuit. ( - The free-lance format of television show reached its zenith w Ray got so carried away in his gabb' with cameramen at the beginning of show that cameraman Chauncey wo end it by ringing a cow bell at 7: 10 a. City, campus try to improve relations Then, even if old Ray was in · ' sentence, a cartoon would begin. We believe the Charleston City' Council's which Charleston residents felt when Eastern's And can one .. imagine Cap . recent honoring of Eastern's NCAA Divi$ion II gridders appeared in the national championship Kangaroo crawling around on the fl runner-up football team displays a sign of game for the second time in three years. And it with a dog or duck and liking it, as singing improving campus-town· relations which we may also have been a sign that the City Council · often did? Or enthusiastically famous broadway song as if he w would lik� to see continue. · recog11izes the positive publicity Charleston can Gordon McRae? The Charleston City Council presented receive when an Eastern team or organization is We think not. Clearly, along · plaques to Panther football team me!llbers successful. Cudley Dudley the dog, Chauncey during halftime Saturday night at the basketball These awards should make Eastern students Chelveston the duck, Ray was b game with Youngstown State. realize that Charleston residents are not the because he kept to the heart of Chi by giving many of his programs Too often, the stereotypes which students and insensitive · "townies"they are sometimes Second City flavor. (Only Ray Charleston residents place on each other has thought to be. Chicago could have given us ''The caused strained relations which can sometimes Hence, we urge both Charleston residents and in the Park" series with Doctor Les harm both the campus and community. Eastern students to follow the lead of the City Fisher at the Lincoln Park Zoo). But we believe some of these real or imagined Council and reach out to each other in whatever Ray made us proud to be associa differences were eased with Charleston's seemingly small way they can. Because with Chicago, and to us he represe awarding of plaques to several.members of the improved relations between the campus and the Chicago. As much as the Picasso, Water · Tower · and Mrs. O'Le grid squad. community can only help not hurt. _ arsonist cow, Ray is a part of Chi We think -this recognition reflects the pride and our childhood, and we will him. Eastern News F.riday, January 30, 1 981 Dally 5 ATI to protest tuition hike With petitions tty O'Neill students may sign up to show support tuition. eligilible. an effort to get more Eastern for SATI, Board of Governor's The. AFT and SAn both agree Teele said only 75 percent of the nts involved in the fight against a Student Representative Terry , Teele money for higher tuition should come students who apply for ISSC qualify. · n increase for next semester, a said. from the general revenue fund supplied The ISSC has a new executive tion drive will begin Monday by the ' The drive will last through Saturday. by the state instead of the income fund. director, Larry Matejka, who Teele ents Against Tuition Increases. Recently Students Against Tuition The income fund is the portion said plans to look into the distribution desk will be set up in the Increase have increased their lobbying supplied by students, Teele said. problems. ersity .Union next week where . efforts, however, Teele said "it has a BOG Executive Director Donald Currently, two-thirds of state higher long way to go yet." Walters said if there is no tuition education students attend public Teele said SA TI will also go, door-to ,increase, the general revenue would institutions, and one-third attend ack cinema door and ask for students' name and have to come up with $2.3 million to private institutions, he said. home address. The students' names make up the loss. The ISSC grants two-thirds of its ows Klan film will be included on a letter to. Although rising tuition rates are a available money to private institution'.. legislators from their district and also burden for most students, Teele said and one-third to public institutions. belle Morgan · to Gov. James Thompson. the Illinois State Scholars hip In addition, Teele said while both tern's Afro-American Studies The group met Thursday evening Commission will keep up with the private and public institutions have ch Program recentl began a y and drafted an sample letter for tuition increases by making the grants grown this year, the private institutions films entitled, "Black Film: A of students to follow in sending individual larger to those students who are have grown more. 1 Perspective," to help present letters to legislators. ' role in cinema. In addition to requesting students to e objective of this series is to write their legislators, SA TI plan to the viewer to be a critical take students to the Feb. 26 BOG ter and observer and to also meeting at Governor's State · t black roles in cinema from Friday University, Teele said.· to present," Johnetta Jones, He said president of the American erican studies adviser, said. Federation of Teachers, local 3500, said the next film in the series Margaret Schmid, pledged the AFT's HclppyHo1'rl shown at 7 p.m. Monday in the support of SA Tl. Library lectu.-eha ll. Schmid will speak Feb. 4 to the feature wilL be a silent film Student Senate and anyone else who 3 p.m. about the formation of the Klu to 6 p.m: wishes to attend regarding lobbying called "Birth Of A Nation." efforts and techniques. a documentary, "Life and The AFT will oppose any tuition of Malcomb X," is to be shown. increase imposed by the Illinois Board Pitchers 'ssion is free and refreshments $2.00 of Higher Education, Teele said. served. The IBHE has already recommended · films usually run about two and Mixed B�r Drinl< a 10 percent increase in tuition. If s-80( hours, she said. They are f approved, Eastern students would have by a short d,iscussion. to pay an additional $61 per year for Friday Night: Saturday Night: · · Todd Carrier Jim . 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Raid team ·stops at- your door · we will match �II your MILLER HIGH LIFE, LITI=-, and LOWENBRAU in your Frig. I ·. Tom Culligan Campus Representative . "Official Refrigerator Raid Member" -345-3353 · 11 you've thegot time,we 've gotthe beer. . i • • AA a pproves TBL resolut on. · Scholarships yJane Meyer a system is changed," Wohlstein said. said the proposal, "most effectively The Council on Academic Affairs "Quite simply, we are concerned explains the council's view of the to be offered ccepted a resolution reflecting its with the quality of instruction. In light TBL," and "outlines where the council ·ews on t.he current Textbook Library of that, we should be concerned with stands on a change.'' by Rotarians· ystem during a meeting Thursday. the quality of programs and The motiori to accept the resolution · Ron W ohlstein, chairman of the instruction," he added. was unanimously approved by the by Peggy McMeen AA, submitted to the board the Student CAA member Russell Robb council. The· Rotary Clubs of Central olution which stated in part, Illinois, as a part of Rotary 'faculty members should have the International's scholarships ht to decide, within reason, what • • • and adds 'new. courses abroad for 1982-83, are offering ding materials their students should four scholarships for graduate or e Crowner said the addition . of the . ve at their disposal for any given by Jan Meyer undergraduate study. In an eff ort to update the special courses to Eastern's curriculum are urse during any given semester. Wolfgang Schlauch, of the education program, the CAA accepted necessary because the special education ality instruction mandates this. The history department, said the program has not made any substantial rrent Textbook Library policy a pa<;kage f eight c?urses f?r addition scholarship covers round-trip ? changes in design since 1958 and the 'olates this tenet." to the special education curriculum. transportation and educational Tim Crowner, chairman of the field of special education has changed Members of the council agreed the and living expenses for · one cation departme�t quite significantly .since that time; ·mary consideration when evaluating - special edu academic year in a chosen country. presented the packa to the coun il "We're. looking more at a level of a e TBL and its problems must be the . �� � In certain cases the rotary clubs and s d the addition of special handicap rather than a label placed on demic qualities of courses of . .�u offer training in the language of education courses 3200, 3250, 3260, ·it," Crowner said. truction. the host country prior to t he · 3280, 4520, 4530, 4600 and 4700 are The new courses deal with the. The resolution said the CAA is · beginning of school, he added. to that . "one part of a Iarge pac�age." characteristics of individuals labelled mpelled request those _ . Eastern graduate Chris Horak , L Crowner said the additional cour es mildly/moderately exceptional, with termining the fate of the TB make � an economics major, was given a . were needed because the special learning disabilities, mental demic quality their number one Rotary scholarship in 1980 . She education. is moving from "a . highly retardation,and behavioral disorders. ncerrr. was enrolled in the graduate categorical field to a more generic The courses also deal with facilitating "If the academic quality of the program at Sao Paulo University one." language in children · and with rent system cannot be maintained in Brazil. · communication skills. 'th the current system, it is time such Schlauch said students interested The council said it is still possible for in applying for scholarship the special education courses to be should contact membersa of their available for students in Fall 1981. rat raffles trip for pageant funds· local rotary club or District A two course package for the Governor Glenn E. Hansen at 500 Members of the Delta Chi .fraternity receive two tickets for the University · philosophy department was also Eden Park Drive, Rantoul, Ill. sponsoring a drawing for a trip for Board trip to Daytona over spring approv�d . . New courses to be offered 61866. . to Daytona, Fla., to help raise break, March 28 to April 7, Claffy by the department are 3500, "Ka.rl ; Applications must' be submitted ds for scholarships for the Miss said. The trip includes bus Marx and Marxism'' and the proposed I by March l, 1981. For fu rther leston-Delta Chi pageant March transportation to Daytona and 3700, "Man and Culture" which was information students can contact lodging. changed to the name "Humanity and Schlauch in 216 H Coleman Hall. Delta Chi member Joe Claffy said The drawing will be held March 3 at Culture." tickets are on sale now for $1 and Ted's Warehouse and WEIC wi ll be· In addition the council also be purchased from any Delta Chi there to broadcast the event, Claffy approv.ed history · courses 3080, ber, Delta Chi little sisters or said . Prizes will be awarded "Diplomatic History of the U.S." and Let the classifieds testants in the pageant. periodically throughout the night and 1650, "History of Russia and USSR." e winner of the drawing will beer will be 25 cents, he said. work for you!!!!! " �� ��������������q.������� - 4;4 § ' · · � § ••• � t. ··come to he. i � BEST . i 1 930-1 981 4 o'clock clu-- · - i - in townll f i RUSH � §! i * -i SCHEDULE � 16oz. Bus § . . - � . en . ch i Fri. Jan. 30-4:00 club with the wom of Carman H�ll 4 for only -� soc � fter the bars party § Sat. Jan. 31 A at the house � B r · § a Drinks· i .. § � Only . i Wed. Feb.· 4-American Bandstand � soc . § Party at 8:30 �- - with the women of Delta Zeta · · § · Fridays from . Costume styles of the 50's; 60's, ?O's � 4:00 to ·7:00 i � . · BO's and Punk Rock � Best �ecause § � ·we 're not the t, i Come to � we 're the oldes § § we 're the oldest, � § . Because we 're the Best! � § • § � 1509 2nd Street � MOTHEB�S - Behind Burger King _ · Monroe - Downtown . 506 § � L.�£9.�rI���Jrl� �-�1 Friday, January 30, 1 981 The Dall 8 � ,. .. Classified ads�-�-�-·� Here's Our Pitch.! ! Services Offered Rides/Riders For Rent Large furnished apartment Motorcycle storage. Heated Ride needed to ISU - Normal. for 4-6 persons near EIU. C8I & Insured. $6.00 a month. Jim Weekeni:I of January 30-Feb. Ray Allen, Robert Carlisle Walker Cycle Shpp. �R · 1 1. C'all 3546. Ask for Jean. Realtor, 345-2151 . 30 Lerna, Ill. 345-3758. --�-----�- -,.---.,...------30 Needed-riders to �----00 Large furnished apartment Income-tax preparation. For Indianapolis weekend of Jan. with ·garage and most utilities ·From 11:00am to 30/1 st. Call Sue 21 53. 6:00pm an appointment phone 345- paid. $240. Call Ray Allen at ,,e 281 2. Thelma Butler. ______30 Robert Carlisle Realtor. 345- Desperately need riders to · -��-�--�--4 2151 . s afternoon and every Do you know of someone Decatur every weekend. Call th i ·/· ------�-�--��-30 . who has a drinking problem Bob 5078 . Efficiency apartment close to 30 oo n that is affecting you? If you ---��----- Charleston Square. $130 plue Fri day Aftern would like more information on 1 girl needs a ride to & from utilities, furnished. 345-5250 how to get help, contact Jan at Galesburg 1-30-81 . Call daytime. 345-5257 evenings. 581 -3849. Carolyn 581 -5468. . 30 Marty's is having 30 -��-�-----30 Rooms ' for boys. Double / Pre Season Bicycle Repairs. $75.00; Private $1 25.00. 'I. 11t C8I /f . Brakes, gears, flats, wheel Roommates 345-71 71 . alignment. Pick-up available. -�------00 Evenings 348-1097 or 348· 1 male wanted to sublease Need one student to share 2 .8697 .. house on Fourth Street for bedroom trailer. Call 348· ---�-��-30 Spring sem. $1 1 O a monfh & 1598. Need a haircut? Give me a utilities. Within walking 30 call at 348-1092. I guarantee ______distance from campus. Cal Private Room 1 block from quality work at a low price. Jeff 348-1 789. campus, $80/mo. Males. Call ______30 -----�--�-·30 $1.75 345-3357 or 345-3518 for Printed Napkins & Matches Nice 3 room furnished information. for all formal and social apartment, ·ideal for grad 30 occassions. Copy-X Copy ______student or working person. Pvt. Room 1 block from Center, 207 Lincoln. Near· E.l.U. Call 345-4757 campus. $80.00/mo. Males. ______F-00 after 5 p.m. Call 345-3357 or 345-351 8. Pitc er for information. h s Large private bedroom in --��----·2 Help Wanted house with other guys · FREE Rent Jan & Feb. FREE fireplace-2 kitchens, 2 baths. cable, water, garbage. Apt. 3 All utilities pd. $250 remainder Cooperative Education blks from campus. 348-8503. Come o� in today of semester. Call 345-5023 Position with General Motors 30 ----��---- after 5p.m. Electro Motive Division for Need 1-2 females to ______.30 Industrial or Business sublease large house near and take Advantage Three bedroom unfurnished Management Majors with 3.0 campus for Spring semester. · house, year lease, depcsit. average. Contact Claire Fecker Call 348-8947. 955 Fourth St. Phone or Jane Ziegler in Cooperative �------,.-3. 0 345· of this 7746. end of the Education Office, Room 15, Desperately needed one -��--��-00 Student Services Building, male to sublease Youngstown Rooms for rent in house on 581 -2424 by February 4. Apartment for Feb. thru May. week special ! Harrison. Large house with May's rent is free. Call 581 • nice rooms and good OVERSEAS JOBS 3073 anytime. atmosphere. Utilities included Summer/year round. Europe, -�------6 in rent. $400 per semester. S. Amer., Australia; Asia. All Share two bedroom 345-4281. fields. $500-$1200 monthly. apartment with senior male ______6 Sightseeing. Free info. Write student. $1 00 per month and Two bedroom house to IJC Box 52-IL3 Corona Del half of utilities. 1305 .18th Apt. sublet. Rent reasonable. Call Mar, CA 92625. 7. 345-6241 . 345-4120 before 5 p.m. or ______.3- 19 ---��----- 13 Wanted: Local Country-Rock 348-1 001 for Mary. Band needs . dependable, ------�-·3 serious Bass Player. Call For Rent Nice three-bedroom home, full basement, well-located in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• anytime 345-5171 . Ask for ••••••••••••• Charleston. j -967 -5579. • • Vern. U-STORE WAREHOUSE • • -----�--�-2 CO. We rent mini-storage Coperative Education rooms, JARTRAN Trucks and Nice furnished 6 room Positions with Caterpillar for trailers, all kinds packing house. Utilities included. Set / . Th� Dally Data Processing majors. Must cartons and equipment for the up for 4 students. Phone 1 · 967-5579. •: :• have had COBAL. Contact do-it yourself mover. S. Rt. Claire Fecker or Jane Ziegler in 1 30 across from Sister City ______oo Cooperative Education Office, ·Park entrance. Phone 3 bedroom apt. · wall to Room 15, Student Services Char.leston, 345-3535. wall carpeting. $31 5/month. Call Al 345-221 7 or 345· :• EasternNe ws - :• Building by February 4. Matt091J 234-2833. 7777. ----���---4 ------�---00 • • • s openings for artists, Student having trouble with Rent a mini storage as low as : ha : LFS 3200 Genetics; would like $15 per month. Size starting at to hire a personal tutor. Call 4 X 12 and larger. Ideal for For Sale : cartoonists, reporters and photographers. : . Jim at 345-9576. winter storage of motorcycles • • ------�---4 and furniture. Phone 345· Audio and Video 7746. West Rte . 16. components. All major brands : Apply in Person : , ___oo available, fully guaranteed. 1Call Goods Wanted EIU studl[lnt, grad, faculty, Brian 581-6182 after 4 p.m. · : furnished room by semester. -----�----·3 :• 102 Student Services Building • Wanted: Refrigerator. $1 00 month. Available Diamond sweetheart ring, Medium or small size, for immediately. Phone 345 .. yelow gold with black : 8-. 4:30 p.m. : apartment. 345-4846. 4193. embossed design. Size 5. • • Price $80. Call 581 -5042. ______.30 ______30 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Official Notices are paid for through the Office of University Relations. Questions concerning notices should be directed to that Office .. SpringOffi Refund Deadline ciadate will lbe FebruaryNoti 27, Placementces Meetings Feb. 9: Wool Co. Engineers - Lake Shelbyville. The next enrollment period wiU The last day to withdraw from 1981. Anyone who · expects to Feb. 10: K-Mart Corp; K·Mart Feb. 25: Towering Pines be Summer Semester. the UniversitY and receive a Sue McKenna finish the requirements for a· Apparel. Camp, Eagle Rivers, WI; Dr. Francis Summers 50% refund is Thursday, Director, Financial Aids degree with Teacher Feb. 11: Osco Drugs; Thrall Woodland Camp, Eagle Rivers, Director, Clinical Experiences February 5, 3:00 p.m.; 50% of Certification by the end of the Car Mfg. WI. all fees and tuition paid - Summer Term, 1981 , who has Feb. 17: Caterpillar; Payless Feb. 26: Towering Pines except insurance - will be Student Teaching-Fall not registered for . placement Cashway; Blue Cross & Blue Camp, Eagle Rivers, WI; Drop Verification refunded. All elementary, junior high, should attend one of the Shields of Ill. Woodland Camp, Eagle Rivers, To verify that a drop request Michael D. Taylor and special education majors meetings listed below: Feb. 18: Danners; Mutual of WI. you submitted has been Director, Regi!!tration who are planning to student Thurs., Feb. 3, 2:00 p.m. New York. James Knott, Director processed, check · with the teach during Fall Semester Thurs. , Feb. 5, 4:00 p.m. Feb. 19: Standard Oil of IN. Career Planning & Placement Registration Office one week Financial Aid Disbursement 1 981 should come to Room If placement registration is Feb. 20: WMCL Radio. after submitting the drop Financial aid recipients 223, Buzzard Education delayed one year beyond Feb. 23: Controller of ·the Teacher Education request. . scheduled to receive aid Building February 1 O or 11 to graduation, a fee of $25 is Currency; Inst. for Employee Admission February 9th or 1 Oth should reserve an assignment. Office charged to register for Benefits Training. All students desiring to enter report to the Grand Ballroom hours during this time will be 9· placement. Feb. 24: Xerox; A. E. Staley; teacher preparation programs on February 9th or 1 Oth with 12 and 1-3 p.m. (Chicago James Knott, Director should meet in the Buzzard · Natural Gas Pipeline Co.; Ill. l.D. between the hours of 9:00 applicants should come to Career Planning & Placement Farm Bureau. Education Building Auditorium All Students a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Any Room 214-A). Feb. 25: State Mutual; Ill. Bell on February 3, 19d1', If you are attending ·any class student unable to appear Fall Semester applications Campus Interviews Telephon,e Company; (Secondary Education majors) in which your name does not during those hours should verified or received after the Feb. 2: Army; Mo-Pacific Northwestern Mutual Life. at 9 a.m. or 1 p.m.; February appear on the official tenth-day '1otify Mrs. Thomason (581· above dates will be assigned Railroad. Feb. 26: McDonnell Douglas; 5, 1981 , (Elementary, Special, class roster, immediately 3 71'3) prior to February 9th. If only if locations remain Feb. 3: Army; Harris Bank; Bechtel Co. and Jr. High Education majors) contact the Registration Office aid is to be applied to available after those who have Electronic Data Systems. Feb. 27: Ill. Consolidated at 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. Students to resolve the problem. Failure University financial obligations, confirmed their applic�tions Feb. 4 : Carnation Company. · Telephone Co. who have not completed . the to do so could result in loss of the student must sign the are assigned. Feb. 5: Hyster; Metropolitan Summer Job Interviews application form for Admission. credit. 1oucher(s) during those hours Francis E. Summers, Chairman Life Ins. Co. ; Career Day. Feb. 5: Naperville Park District. to Teacher Education , should also The next· disbur sement Student Teaching -Oepf>.'" · rs�. 6. Horace Mann Ins. Co. Feb. ·10: U. S. Corps of attend one 00f 'these 'mtietihgs.. • Please report classified ad errors Immediately at 581 • 281 2. A correct ad will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after Classified ads its first insertion. e January 30, Dally Eastern News 1981 For Sale For Sale · Announcements Announcements ·Announcements Singing Telegrams! For Richey Auction Service. Announcements Slice the Price of Meat! Top • On sale Girl Scout Cookies. Come to E.L. Krackers this quality, 100% pure beef Valentines' Day, Birthdays, Get Route 16, Ashmore, IL. Call 348-8876. Friday and Saturday. Drink 2 offered at wholesale prices. Wells, anything! $4.00. Call Auction sale every Thursday �------30 for the price of 1 from 1 pm to Ideal for apt. dwellers. Free 581 ·5321 . night 7 p.m. New and used Attention all business 9pm. ------�17 furniture store open Monday · delivery. Call Kirk for Info & · ·women! Phi Gamma Nu rush ______F,00 place an order. 345-3353. Some churches seem to coming soon-watch for thru Friday 8 to 5. Saturday 8 Alpha Alpha pledge class of :=--::-....,..-��-=....,...-�-6 think that the burning question details! to 1. Phone 349·8822. Sigma Chi: Congratulations.for 7-8prlngsteen Tickets for of the day is: "What happened 30 �------'00 · �------·pledging the Best! ! Love, your sale at U of I. 344-8977. to the Ephramltes?" When all KEEP ABORTION SAFE Fast Resume Service - you can think about is, "What Seniors: Your resume attracts Sweetheart, Karen. · · :::-�������- 2 AND LEGAL • Join Naral-Free ------�-30 For sale: Kenwood KA305 happened to last night?" We Referala. 345-9285. more interest when print�. We are looking.fora man with stereo amp. 50W/ch., and a care about last night, too. �------00 Let us help. Make your resume outstanding abilities to bring Kenwood KX530 tape deck. Come on over and Join us at Help Lick Hearl Disease. Buy look professional. Low, low pleasure to many women as $225. Call 345-9576. Wesley Church, every SUnday an Alpha Phi lollipopfor 25¢ on price. Wide selection of paper. Elu's American Gigolo .. ------�·3 morning, at 9:00 and 11:00, sale in the Union from 9-3 p.m. Rardin Graphics. 61 7 18th St. 30 1980 Volvo 4-door, air, AM· on 4th Street across from �-----'----30 �------00 Lawson Hall. Attention all Business Hot stuff-Happy Birthday. ---:-�-,-�.....,,,30 FM, Cruise, great car, Birthright cares • gives free �=-=- �------�-30 Women-Phi Gamma .Nu Rush Mind if I jump your Bones? I'll 1977 Cherokee Jeep 4WD, $8500.00. 348-8580. pregnancy tests Monday thru Come one, come all to help coming soon-watch for PiilY your song for you Sat. wheels, power steering, �------5 Friday 3:00·7:00. 348·8- 551 . celebrate Dave Claypool and night at the B.Ball Game. Love, Electrophonlc 00 details. brakes, AM-FM radio. In AM/FM-S- Amer. Gig. Mark Walther's 21st Birthday �------30 condition . $3800." Call track-stereo. $75. Call 581 • Got talent? Sign up for Saturday at Roe's. Upper · Schithouse will be Rockin 7710 or 348-8343. Ask 2045. Goodcondition. Stevenson Tower Open Stage. level!!! Be there!!! SLM. Sat. night! How about you? Be Playpool, You're one in a Dave. -=�"7""":--����-30 ContactKaren. 581 -5504. 30 there! 4 o'clock club today. million! Have a Happy 21st! 30 For Sale: Marantz Stereo ��------�------6 . Attention all business 30 Love ya forever and a day, ree standing dorm bunks Cassette Deck Model 5020. 3 Do you give pleasure to women: Phi Gamma Nu Rush Wash . your car and your Brenda .. XOXO Ille. Call Pat, Don 2808. yrs. old. Perfect condition. many women? You could be coming soon . Watch for clothes. Save time and money. �------30 30 $1 75. 581 -2975. the American Gigolo EIU has details! Five Points Laundry Mat and Congrats Jeff & Suzy -:-=:-������-3 0 been looking for. �------30 Car Wash. Middleton ! Hope you're feeling 1979 Honda ·Civic 1200 �------30 Help lick heart disease. Buy �------3 better soon-get ready to mpus cllps hatchback. 19,000 miles, 4 Mary, Have the happiest an Alpha Phi lollipop for 25 Nancy, You helped more celebrate! Apt. 301 . Speed, rear de-fog, AM·FM, Birthday ever. Sharon. P.S. cents on sale In the union from than you know. And don't be �------30 n Community . great economy, .37 mpg, uses · You need air In your back tire. 9·3 p.m. ridiculous, you bet I'll miss you. Attention all Business e Newman Community r�ular gas, $41 95.00-no �------30 30 Take care. Love, sue. Women-Phi Gamma Nu rush y Night Fellowship group tax. Call 348-1 500 anytime. ------� Judy Judy Judy-Hope you'll Delta Sigma Pi-Your 30 coming soon-watch for details! meet from p.m. to have a super birthday weekend �------� 7 8:30 Businessalternative. For more, Saxophone player needs ��------30 For Sale: Adult Burmese (Even though the "Munster" • tonight at the Newman watch The Eastem News. lessons·. Can't read music. Kris, Happy 19th birthday. I Python. Very tame. $1 50.00. ' isn't here!) 20 yrs. equals 20 at 909 Lincoln. . 0 hope you have fun. Andrew 234·291 1. 3 shots. Love ya, USC. ·Can't read anything. Has own 5th floor and Schithous" one is welcome to attend. Liz, Happy 19th Birthday. 30 saxophone. Call Bill 58 1· �------• rocks. Blue Eyes. attending should bring Get ready to .have a wild It's your Birthday, Mary!! 5774. 30 musical instruments. -======�30 weekend. Love, Mindy. Beware of strangers with weird ------�30 �------� Laurie: Happy 21st birthday �------30 cards·but·remember what we Going South for Spring to a special lady and an extra Lost and Found Good Luck TONY BANKS have to look· forward to In the Break? Go FREEi ! Win a tripfor e Inter-Varsity Christian special friend! Love, Noel. Lost: U.S. Flag from Phi Sig and the Pledgees of Omega next 20 yeatsll Love, Your two to Daytona Beach, Florida. owship will hold a large house Sat. night. If found call Psi Phi. We're waiting. TC & Aoomle. · Buy your tickets now from any p meeting at 7 p.m. today 345·7323. CB. �------30 Delta Chi; Chi/Delphia or 1981 the Union Addition �------30 �------�2 Dinner is at 5:00 SUnday Miss Charleston-Delta Chi leston-Mattoon Room. Lost or Stolen: Wallet from Henry, Last weekend's road (R.S.V.P) Be there!! As Pageant contestant. speaker will be Judy purse at party on 2nd & Pierce trip was a riot! Thanks. Maybe Always, Aries, �------�4 we get together this Those young ladies who · on from SIU. St., Friday night, January 23. can �------30 If owship of . Christian Contents has tremendous weekend? Be Nice! SYivia. Good luck to the wild were mis·informed about Alpha _ ___ 30 Kappa Alpha's Bush and want les sentimental value. If you must, _ ___ _ swimmin' women of EIUI! To Gayle Brandon, Have a to know more information. Y9J1've got ere will �e a short meeting keep the money, but PLEASE �------30 return contents. No questions happy ;:!0th B-Day .. Luv Ya, Na Help Lick HeartDisease. Buy Please contact Kathy Lewis at p.m. Sunday in the Varsity Na. 3207, between Thurs. . the time, asked. Call Nancy at 345· an Alpha Phi lollipop for 25¢ on m in Lantz Gym. 7256. -=�-,------'30 sale in the Union from 9·3 p.m. evening & Sat. evening; wing the meeting there �------30 To my best buddy Wafe: It's �------30 �------30 be swimming in the Lantz Lost: Set of dorm keys with about time you became a Real AHA is selling pink panthers To the people looking for the we've got-·': Man! Happy 21st! ! Love, your American Gigolo. 5 can be · "L" key chain. If found call Lori for $1 . 00 in the food services· 581 ·2945. not so manly buddy, Brenda. during dinner. found at 1010 6th St. They are the beer. _,______3 30 30 Canadian, but they are really e Christian Campus ___ _ �------� , -., Sw ing your . partner round good. ship wll hold a worship Found: 1978 class nng, LOADS OF FUN! C.C.F. Morris H.S. initials RLK. Call and round at the M.D. Square New Year's Celebration, Jan. �1 · at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in � Debbie 581 -3993: dance with the Alpha Sigs. 31 , at 7:30 p.m. Don't miss it! Union Addition . ------'30 7:00 p.m. Sat. Night at 30 · Summer Camp )/// �.. � leston-Mattoon Room. Lost: Silver class ring with Charleston Holiday Inn. Call Timmy J. Hey Big Boy! Who Counaelors . one is welcome. blue stone. If found, call 2594. 345-6032 for rides & info. told you about Pinnochio? Overnight camp for girts -=------�30 Thanks Dad! Can't even trust in New York State·s Cupcake, Happy Birthday!! Sunday evening meal will Lost: Gold chain in Lantz or my father. Geez! Julie Ann. Adirondack Mountains has between l,antz and Taylor. Are you ready for tonight? Get ed by members of the ------�·30 openings f o r Please call if found 581 -2933.. psyched! Love ya, Shortcake. Captain Kirk and my number • · n Campus Fellowsip at counselor/instructors in 3 --:-----��30 8. Happy Birthday. Party .m. Sunday at the new -::- te Going South? Go FREE!! Win Hearty. Blue Eyes. nnis, .waterfront (WSI, s House on Fourth St., a trip for two to · Daytona ------�30 sailing, skiing. small crafts). Lawson Hall. Cost is Beach, Florida. Buy your Delta Sigma Pl presents a gymnastics. arts/crafts. but free for first-timers. Announcements tickets now from any Delta Chi, Kirkman and Cig Ill: Happy speaker from IDEAS INC. pioneering, music (piano). . one is welcome. Chi Delphia or 1981 Miss Birthday. Love, Sigmund. Tues. Feb. 3 at 8 p.m. in CH p hotography, drama. Charleston-Delta Chi' Pageant I Club 30 · 1 20-Everyonewelcome. general counselors. ______Contestant. er party for the Cifcle Saxophone player needs �------�30 .Information available in ------30 b will be at 6:30 p.m. band. No experience -=- - Rainbow girls interested in Free quartof Coke with large Placement Office or Write: y at the . Charleston necessary. Call Bill 581 ·577 4. joining a Rainbow sorority pizza - tielivery or pickup. Andrew Rosen, Director. �--'------30 (Sigma Tau Alpha) call 348· yinn. Adducci's Pizza. 34 141, Point O'Pines Camp, 221 J: It's the little things that §:9 . 0693 or 348·8570. l1ess Education 345-9393. Havard Avenue, nt count. Thanks. ·D. �------30 Swarthmore, PA 19081 . students planning to teacher education in DOONESBURY - must attend an IN Tl�, MR. PIJ�, AHMAOAlllJ ASIF ? 6CW MaJ, THATRCMINCJS tion meeting at 3: 15 AllIN T/M/3. YOU'VG; !JQTHOF THEM. IF "Tll/3YHAIJN'T Mc, I Pf?OMt:£lJ 7EXT- Thursday in Blair Hall Qt4Y,OOC, BUN7Hf(f){j(jH 8tZN KEEPINGEYE AN Q!/W, I'o CAll TH& I 205. . I /I/JI� 00I CXJ!Te AN OR/JtAl.. 7H5 CIAl(/(){}f.P Hll Vc /QASTelJ GUY5 /WlJ/£T eiJol COST PER 1 0 cents per word first day, 7 cents per word each consecutive IT YOURSELF" CLASSIFIED AD DAY: · day thereafter (minimum 10 words). Student rate: half price paid . in advance. Name and phone number are required for office purposes. NAME: ADORES�: Place ad and money in envelope and deposit in Daily Eastern News boxin Union ______,,ND RUN FOR or bring to News office in Student Services Building by 2 p.n:i.the day before it is to n�n p.m_. Friday for Monday's paper). ,, (2 ' ' • '- :: I -.. ' i \. •• 'J :;, f\.' .. ... Women -········· ·····� cagers . I . \ hoo for · ; I . I s t two I Look at by Terri Lear • : I ·for delivery Eastern's women's basketball team . these deals! will go on the road Friday to Loyola • • at University and return home to host : : Chicago State at 7 p.m. Saturday at • �O· N·So•cans Lantz Gym as part of its second, two- • <-!ltE�ltK� • of beer! game weekend in two weeks. • • Loyola placed third in state last year : : 25• drafts with an overall record of 19-4 and • Qu iche with fresh :• . WED: maintains a record of 7-5 this year. : Broccolli Mushrooms The Ramblers boast three starters • • $2.00 pitchers . & . that average in double-figure scoring, FRI: 3:30-8pm including Mary Schoenhoff. • A new ·member of the squad, � __ rwHA Ts-- �---CO ·----OKI�N' : • . �I : Schoenhoff is a 5-foot I I-inch junior := ·�--- ·• $1.50p itchers transfer from Lewis University. The �a . � . - SAT : 5pm-close All-State forward averages 19.8 points �ri --11� lJUlw = per game. . Joining Schoenhoff as a double-digit . I 250 Lincol n 345-7427 : check out our scorer are returners Colleen Monckton 1 J . and Eileen McM hon averaging 12.2 . ily luncheon specials! a � Carry Out Available I da and 10.4 points respectively. • I 4th & Lincoln "Monckton and McMahon are excellent shooters from . the 4ilt•• ••••• • • • • ••• perimeter," Eastern head coach Bobbie Hilke said: Although Loyola has some excellent shooters, it has had some problems . with other teams which the Panthers Sp ecial Discounts For EIU Students!! have handled easily. THE PET SHOPPE One such instance is the comparison ' off with valida ted EasternI. D. of the Eastern-College of St. Francis 1 5 % contest, which Eastern won 83-71 and Loyola's battle with St. Francis. fof Loyola suffered a one-point upset at the hands of St. Francis. \� . "They're a tough ball team," Hilke ' :��;����na���!�·m G��::�;��rs said of Loyola, despite the loss. . "They'll be ready for us. This is the most important Division II game to ..�- THE PET SHOPPE date." m� But when the Panthers finish with �oo YOU TAKE TRADE-INST' 7th and ·aroadway -- Mattoon Lojola, they must return home to a revtnge-seeking Chicago State team. Last year the Panthers destroyed the Cougars 97-70 although Chicago State --1· • • • • •••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·-....._ � :�� � ew coaching of Gary .. 1111111111191"6_ ; �� SKI-S i g B r . . i. pr n eak in Jackson Hole, Wyoming! March 28- April i • 5 • • ONLY $267.29 i Ii Includes I • • •Round trip transportation • • I (on Trailsway) I • •6Nights lodging (S or6to .... • I a room with kitchenette) I = •6 Day Lift Ticket ($90 Value) I Eastern's Claude Magee leaps •Beer &.. cheese party on slopes • during • the long jump. Magee is ' • day group lesson ($20 value) questionable for Saturday's I •!i I triangular. (News photo by Jana . · �- �:-'. •One Fun Group Race Mason) • �·�,_ ...J... • : •Cross Country-Skiing available I _ . "'--- . deposit ___ • J A $1 oo.oo • Track from page 11 ���-·��- • the role -of the spoiier in the meet. es., Feb. • If snow cond itions are f?ad, is due Tu 3 • "SIU-E could have a few strong • individual performers, but team-wise : moneywill be fully refunded .29) : they shouldn't be that tough," Moore ._ Balance ($1 67 �aid. 13 : The meet Saturday will also feature : ls due by feb. two exhibitions. Brian Beasley, a junior at Charleston I High School who is totally blind, will Sign up now in the Student Activities,Center - : attempt to break his own blind I national record of 2:29 ia the 880 yard Room 216 o f the Un ion .between run, if his leg permits. ... • • • • • ll 0 l • lu�.e.�.�NN•VE�R�.UNOY �= Bea,ley, who was blinded by a gun 8·30 a m <>...... 5·00 p m · CHAlllLISTON ILLINO' Chicago · Circle are · fairly average teams. "From a team stand point their total depth is not very strong, but each team has a several really good individuals," Padovan said. He added that meets like these, with not as strong competition, are good for the team so they can put some swimmers in alternate events than they • • " usually swim. • • ' · - 'l The Panthers beat both Chicago • • tern diver Al Cymbal shows his Circle and Millikin last year. • ful style in the diving "They're not as strong as some of tition. (News photo by Mark the teams we've been competing ) against lately. The results really depend cksters to fa ce double-dual of ong and average competition · performer for Saturday. · m's men's indoor track team And Moore said that Magee's loss in ace a very strong Ball State team the long jump could be a devastating u 'average' Southern Illinois factor. rsity-Edwardsville squad - "We hope to offset their strength in y at 2 p.m. in the Lantz the jumps with our depth in the use. distances," Moore said. em's men's track coach Neil · Moore said he also thinks Eastern said the Panthers are still in the has an edge on Ball State in the sprints of recovering from the flu, but even with Magee out. urn a stronger starting lineup to "Ball State should be nearly as y's competition. strong as Indiana State," Moore said .. hman Claude Magee, a key Moore added that SIU-E will play er for Eastern in · the sprints e long jump, is a questionable (See Track, page 10) MADISON ABC ROC'S N o Parl�ing .c.... It) N o Parl�ing ABC CNB MONROE f l . MOTHERS 0 PARKING ON ABC· LOTS ! IOLATORS WILL BE TOWED AT OWNER'S EXPENSE. Friday's SR2!s�r!ws by Steve Binder The fact the Redbirds nearly up The long rivalry between Eastern's DePaul gives Samuels reason to belie basketball team and· Illinois State could that Illinois State will have .add �gain produce exciting action when the momentum against the Panthers. Panthers battle the Redbirds at Horton "I anticipate that they'll have t Field House at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. momentum going. They're going to Illinois State leads the long series . ready for us," Samuels said. with the Panthers, 64-46, which began "The game. is another case where in 1901. just have to play as hard as we can Last year the Redbirds knocked off see what happens. We approached t Eastern 64-59 in a heartbreaking loss in Kansas State game that way (Baste the first round of the Fighting Illini eventually lost 74-62), and we ga · Classic at Champaign. them a run," Samuels added. And emotions going into thjs year's As in the Kansas State game, contest are not too high. Panthers will face a slight he' The Panthers are coining off a disadvantage, as all of the Redbir· crushing 69-68 loss to Southwest starters are 6-foot-5 or taller. · Missouri _Wednesday on Ed "ISU doesn't have a great ° s· Lilieinsiek's shot at the buzzer, giving advantage, but they do have bu Eastern a 9-8 record. · inside. That Lamb (6-foot Depite the setback, Panther head sophomore Rick Lamb, averaging 1 coach Rick Samuels said he thinks the points a game) is a real horse and big,' rivalry between the two teams will Samuels said. cause · his squad to be prepared to face In addition to Lamb, the Redbir the Redbirds. will probably start 6-foot-7 freshm "I believe a rivalry does exist Hank Comly and 6-foot-6 senior because the students and players know . Anthony Jones, who together ha each other and that is what makes up a been averagihg 22 points a game. rivalry," Samuels said. "I think that The guard tandom of 6-foot-6 seni we will be ready because we have to be McKay Smith and 6-foot-5 junior D ready.'' White compliment the Redbirds' insi Indeed the Panthers must be ready game. because the Redbirds battled DePaul White also av rages 13 points a gam University, ranked third in the nation for Illinois State.� with a 17-1 record, to the buzzer� "With ·almost every starte losing 54-50 at Normal _ Wednesday averaging double figures, it'll take night. strong defensive effort from everyone Illinois State even held a 26-24 of our guys," Samuels said. "They ar halftime lead, and it to9k two Terry disciplined offensively. It's going to be Cummings free throws with one second a somewhat tough game for _ left to ice the game for DePaul. defensively." "They (Illinois State) look d pretty �astern will probably start forwards Eastern's Leigh Hankins looks to pass the bait while (22) Tim Dykstra breaks � into the open during the Panthers' 69-68,loss to Southwest Missouri State good and show�d a lot of poise. '(hey Ricky Robinson and Ricky Serkin, came from behm�, stole the ba l an Vincent Smelter and Rico Ellis at the Wednesday night. Eastern will try to get back on the winning track Saturday . � converted turnovers mto pomts, � guards and Jeff. Jacob at center. when it battles Illinois State at Normal. (News photo by Wendell Gamble) . Samuels said. Grapplers gear-up for competitive Hoosiers by Ed Forst , Hoosiers are ranked toward the top in Savegnago. It will be the collegiate wrestli "Very competitive"- is how .Eastern Division I. For tl)e · first time in a month, debut for Lawerence, who as a seni wrestling coach Ron Clinton described Clinton also said Indiana may have Savegnago will compete at the 190- in high school, was 36-5 and was sixt Indiana University, which . will visit some different wrestlers in their lineup pound division, making room for in the heavyweight class's state m Lantz Gym at 3 p.m. Sunday for a dual from what they have been going with freshman Kent Lawerence. last year. - · · match with the Panthers. throughout tbe season. Eastern, currently ranked No. 2 by ''T-heir lineup has changed because Amateur Wrestling News, will go for some of their kids have been sick," its fourth dual win of the season. Clinto'n said. Men's Swimming: Last season against Indiana, Eastern .But a few of the Hoosier grapplers Friday The Eastern tankers -host was victorious 32-0, but Clinton does _Eastern may face are Mark Gaylan at Men's swimming: State at 7 p.m. at Lantz Pool. not believe this year's will be as easy. the 126-pound class and Ken Sheets at Eastern travels to Decatur to take on · be our Millikin University. Women's basketball: "The Indiana meet will 142. · toughest of the season," Clinton said. sheets had a season mark of 16-3 last Eastern hosts Chicago State in a talent, so Women's swimming: p.m. matchup at Lantz Gym. "They have some exceptional · year, while Gaylan was 23-5 for the it should be a good one." year. The Panthers go to Chicago for a Although Indiana, an NCAA Clinton said he was sure Indiana had double-dual meet with Loyola and Men's basketball: Division I school, has a record of only some quality talent at the 15.0-pound Chicago Circle. · The Panthers travel to Normal 6-6, Clinton said the school's record is and heavyweight divisions, but said he battle the Redbirds of Ulinois State very deceiving because the Hoosiers is not sure who they will be. Women's basketball: Horton Fieldhouse_. wrestle in the Big Ten Conference and "We'll have to wait until Friday Eastern's cagers travel to Loyola to · go up against squads like national afternoon to find out what their lineup battle the Greyhounds. Women's swimming: powers Iowa and Iowa State. exactly is,'' Clinton said. The Panther tankers travel "We're no Iowa or Iowa State, but The Panther coacp also said that in Badminton: Macomb to swim in the Northern llli we match up with Indiana very well," an effort to get as well prepared as The Panthers will take part in the Invitational. Clinton said. "Indiana beat North possible for Indiana, Eastern will not Western Illinois Invitational at Macomb. Dakota State by almost the same score take part in the Redskin Open which Badminton: we did, so it should be a close match the P;:tQthers were·scheduled _to wrestle Eastern wraps up ifs play in up." in on Saturday. Saturday Western Illinois Invitational at Maco The Panthers disposed of North "We are putting all our energy into Men's and women's track: Dakota St.ate 22-18 Jan. 22 at Lantz, the dual meet on Sunday," Clinton J The Panther tracksters host Ball Sunday just before Indiana handed the Bison a said. State and Southerri Illinois Wrestling: 24- 14 setback. Leading the way for the Panthers in Edwardsville at 2 p.m . at Lantz The Panther grapplers host And although Indiana has had its their quest to knock-off Indiana will be lndi Fieldhouse. at 3 p.m. at Lantz Gym. troubles this year, Clinton said the Panther All-American Geno - the Weekend DailyEas tern News , Ea'stern Illinois University I Charleston, 111. 1 Section 21a Pages Friday, �anuary 30, 1981 · Get the gang together for spring break Tips start on page 3 Dri·nl�ing .age · raised in Florido � · poge 4 - WG N to broadcast both Cubs by Andy Savoie Clnd Sox Happ•nOn The 'leingrge s · . The chill of winter may still permeate the Charleston 2 Friday, January 30, 1981 The DoilyEa stern New! area, but the springtime rite of baseball is currently on the . minds of sports executives at · WGN-TV (Channel 9) in Chicago. WGN is now in the process of finalizing a television Music Movi•s Sports schedule of Cubs and White Sox games which a recent Ted's Warehouse . press release proi:nises will bring "over 200" games to Shows start at 9 p.Friday; Flat Land , "CoalMi ner's Daught,r" Men's Swimming Channel 9 viewers in 1981. Saturday , The ReRun3. Tuesday , Starring Sissy Spacek and Tommy ·Eastern vs.Chicago Circle, 1 p.m. , Shifter, Wednesday , Free Wheelin', Lee Jones . 6:30 and 9 p.m. , Friday in Saturday at the Lantz pool. Charleston viewers are able to watch Channel 9 if they Thursday , Appaloosa .m. the University Union . Grand Ballroom. are cable subscribers. Admission is $1.25. Rated A. · WGN sports editor Jack Rosenberg said Channel 9 will show its usual collection of "about 145" Cub games this Sporty's Men and Women's Track . Shows start at 9 p.Friday, Todd Eastern vs. Ball State and Southern season in addition to· televising a limited number of White "Popeye" Carrier, Chris Cleckner , Saturday , Jim Illinois University-Edwardsville , 2 Sox games for the first time since 1968. Starring Robin Williams and Shelley Donahoo .m. p.m. , Saturday at the Lantz Rosenberg said the White Sox, which were telecast over Duvall. 5, 7:10 and 9:20 p.m. fieldhouse . Saturday and Sunday matinee at 2 WSNS-TV (Channel 44) last year, have signed an p.m., Triple Cinemas , Mattoon. Rated agreement with Channel 9 · for at least 60 contests this Holiday Inn PG. Women's Basketball season, although the ratio of home and road games Chet and George Rall , 8:30 p.m. to Eastern vs . Chicago State, 7 p.m., "hasn't been determined yet. 12:30 a.m., Tuesda: through Saturday at the Lantz gym. Saturday. "Most all would be on the road, but there could be some ''Scanners'' home games," Rosenberg said. "All of these things are 5:10, 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. Saturday and Sunday matinee at 2:30 p.m., still being worked-out, you understand." Wrestling Faculty recital Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated R. One of these ."things" may be the South Siders Eastern vs . Indiana University, 3 Pianist David Appleby will perform p.m., Sunday at the Lantz gym. commitments to Chicago's new "On TV" cable system. various works by Schubert, Seixas The Sox signed an agreement with the cable outlet this and Clayton in a recital at 4 p.m ., "Stir Crazy" winter which "supposedly" will entitle them to telecast all Sunday in the Dvorak Concert Hall . Starring Gene Wilder and Richard 81 of the Sox home games. Pryor. 5:20, 7:25 and 9:30 p.m. "Supposedly,'they will do all of them," Rosenberg said. Saturday and Sunday matinee at 2:15 Bruce Springsteen Potpour�i. "They're supposed to do 100and we'll do 60." p.m., Triple Cinemas. Mattoon. Rated In concert, 8 p.m., Saturday , Feb. 7 games has yet to A. However, just who will· announce those in the Assembly Hall , Champaign. be determined. Tickets are on sale at the Assembly Kemper Group Art Colle ction "That has not been decided yet. They will be chosen by hall and at Illini .Union box offices . All Through Feb. 13 in the Paul seats reserved , ticket price is Walt Disney's "The Aristocats" Sergent Art Gallery, Lower level of the the Sox," Rosenberg said. $12.50. 7 and 9 p.m., Saturday and Sunday University Union West Wing. Gallery matinees at 2 p.m., Time Theatre, hours: 9-5 Monday through Friday Mattoon. Rated G. Closed Saturday, noon to 4 p.m The Cover Verge Stoff On REO Speedwagon Sunday . Our cover this week Editor .....Betsey Guzior In concert , 7:30 p.m. in the Hulman features the twosome of Ass't editor ..La ra Ziebell Civic University Center at Indiana "Flash Gordon" the beach Frankie Avalon LabTechn ician .....u Lance State University , Terre Haute, Indiana. Starring Sam Jones and Melanie and Annette Funicello, star Thackery Tickets are on sale at the Hulman Anderson. 7 and 9 p.m.. Friday and "Chicago: Architecture of the 80s" Center box offices. Ticket prices are Saturday, 7:30 p.m., Sunday through Illinois Arts Council display , of many 1 960s beach $7 .50 in advance; $8.50 day of Thursday . Saturqay and Sunday University Union Walkway Lounge , films. show. matinee at 2 p.m. through Feb. 13. SPRING BREAK IN DAYTONA BEACH sponsored by �IGMA CHI and ALPHA GAMMA D_ELTA . through Echo Traver - MARCH 27 APRIL 5, 1981 (Last year over 270 EIU students went on this trip) •1 99 .4 PER· C2 Double ROOM Beds! 51 87 C3 Double B�dsl without transportation �1 06 4 PER ROOM • Round trip mo tor ·coach TRtranIPsport INCLation UDEon firstS class charter coaches leaving the campus Friday evening March 27 and traveling straight through with plenty of partying to Daytona Beach, arriving the following day. The return trip departs the fo llow ing Sat. in the afternoon, and arrives back on campus the next day. • A full seven nights accommodations at the Plaza Hotel of Daytona Beach, Florida. • A great time in Daytona with special parties and activities. • Optional trip to Disney World available. • All taxes and gratuities. SIGN UP NOW AT OUR TABLE IN THE UNION LO BBY .12-3 P.M. MON.�FRI. OR CALt 345-7200 OR 345-761 2 Friday, January 30, 1 981 e 3 - · -- -- .. pr•• ·,in N. • gtim.e in the city:-- • • � • Retreat to·chrca Scott Fishel Jazz and blues can be found at the Spring break in Florida or California Wise Fools Pub, 2270 N. Lin ln and r anyplace warm) is fine for those the recently moved Kin�ton coMines at dents who can afford such fun 2840 N. Halsted. If interested in the ed, extravagant ventures. To bask in Mines, call (3 12) 526-6860 first to see if southern sun, drink beer and forget they are open. ut Eastern and chilly Illinois is the New Wave rock conies to life at I escape for many students. Tuts, 959 W. Belmont and Wav�s, But there are those who,,for reasons 3730 N. Clark. ging from no money to no Traveling about 250 miles southwest enturous spirit, are forced to through Illinois there is St. Louis, the , ain at home over spring break. Gateway to the West, which is not even However Illinois, despite many an Illinois city at all. But a short drive pie's opinion, can be an exciting across the Mississippi River can bring e to be, if you know where to go. the southern Illinois citizen in touch . Located at the extreme north and with plenty of activities to fill up a th ends of the state are two· large spring break. 'es packed with places to go and · The St. Louis area has art museums, ' gs to see. Depending on where you including the St. Louis Art Museum in , Chicago or St. Louis could be the Forest Park and the Laumeier Park s of your break activities. Gallery being only two., he awesome Chicago skyline looms The Art Museum, open every day from the prairie to welcome the except Monday, fea tures works by 20th uent visitor or the novice to its century American and European artists ble accomodations. In Chicago, on permanent display. The Laumeier student can visit one of many local Gallery is located in Laumeier Park at urns, visit a night club or see one 12580 Rott Road in Sun Set Hills. undreds of movies (some of which Dinner and theater can be found co might never even hear of mingling · at the Portico Dinner rwise). Theater, 335 Mansion Center in St. museums are your favorite haunt, Louis, and at the Royal Dumpe, 60 1 Museum of SCiehce and Industry, Chestnut in downtown St. ·Louis. S7th Street and S. Lake Shore A unique dining experience at the Lt. e, is one. of the most fascinating Robert E. Lee might be the spring complete museums of its kind in semester tension therapy the doctor ate. ordered. The restaurant is. actually a d prepare to spend the day. From large riverboat moored on the Coal Mine exhibit to the German riverfront, and features live at exhibit-there is a lot to see. entertainment. o on Lake Shore Drive is the Lucius Bloomer, 707 Clam organ Museum of Natural History, e 42 halls and six galleries cover· Alley, is located at the- famous fields of anthropology, botony, Laclede's Landing, and is named for gy and zoology. the man who built the first bridge er spring break the Adler across the Mississippi River . tarium, 1300 S. Lake Shore, will Also located near the river is Muddy eaturing a sky show called . Waters, 724 N. First St. A bird's eye view of the Chicago downtown area shows the blend of both new eath Southern Stars," which To satisfy your urge to stance in St. and old structures, as well as the infamous Chicago traffic. (New photo by Scott the viewer on a journey through Louis, the student might want to visit Fishel) constellations .-of the Southern The Encounter in the Holiday Inn, trophies and World Series movies. call (3 14) 425-4465 before going to the • phere. Edwardsville, or the No Na.me Disco, And if all else fails, there is always arch to make sure it is open. an evening of music and drink is 940 W Port Plaza. the St. Louis landmark, the Gateway Sitting at home can be very relaxing, , there are bars and nightclubs With the football season ended and Arch at the foot of Che stnut Street. but if spring break means only a break ost every musical taste. spor s fans looking for so�ething to The Museum of Westward Expansion from the routine life of a student, a Earl of Oldtown, 1615 N. Wells, do, thet Sports Hall of Fame . at Busch located there is free of charge, and it v1s1t to one of these infinitely es folk and blues bands, and is Memorial Stadium could occupy the costs one dollar to ride the elevator to interesting cities could put you in the e of singers Steve Goodman athletic mind. The hall features St. the top of the arch. Because of right frame of mind to return to classes nnie Koloc. Louis sp rts history with murrals, changing schedules, it is suggested you in March. o This Weekend at - across from Old Main E.L. Krackers 667 Lincoln Al and Steve invite you to try their new DRINK combination ••· • Italian Beef and 2 for the Price o·f 1 Sausage sandwich: 7 p.ni.- 9 p.rn. Italian sa·usage on a trench Friday and Saturday Night! · roll plied high with Italian Beef ble. - ··, Tonight Free fries or medium soft � ; drink with their new ·-�,1- �' show your college combo through • Feb. 1. ID and get in for ... also beer on tap II HALF PRICE ...... - Spring. break planning: Whether it's Florida, De loca l travel agents mak by Betsey Guzior Charleston. "Some will go pretty Flying or driving the friendly skies or avenues · vacation," she said. "It 11ll depen to Flordia, the ski areas of the West, or the Sun personal makeup." Belt takes more thana phone call to your travel Although most students will try t agent. ·costs . down, some cannot meet It takes money, planning in advance and a payments approach. Cancellations whole lot of patience to get the best deal on a. · two weeks pr:ior to the spring br spring break this year. Saltmarsh said. Three area travel agents rnade some "You should have a least $300 suggestions to the best way to plan a spring start planning a trip," Saltmarsh break vacation, along with advice on the best even then, the costs will go up as you places to go over the nine7day span of March 27 the fees and expenses." to April 6. · Debbie Richardson of the Matt Although Florida is still the mainstay of Center advised those flying to t spring break outlets, places like Arizona and break haven to book well in advance. Texas seem to be gaining in popularity, a travel "Some of these flights, especially agent at the Charleston Travel Bureau said. break, are all booked up,'' she said. "We've even got some students going ·on For some of the vacations, rese cruises," she aqded. Places like Dallas and hotels should have been made a Phoenix are getting popular with students due months ago, she added. to the more tempered climates. If one is considering taking a bus Students mostly stay within the continental . the warm spots of the United States, United States during the spring break season, the travel agents urged. she said. "I have never booked a person on Wherever they go, the travel agents agreed (foi: a vacation)/' Saltmarsh said. that students will need to consider many other · time is too much to balance out t factors besides a goQd place to go. savings in bus- or train-traveling, she Sometimes the colorful pictures on travel brocheres can be College students, on the whole, vary in their When planning a spring break trip, slightly deceiving, one area travel agent said recently. The pictures tastes when plannning a spring break vacation, agents stressed the importance of f may get mixed up or are ·taken at the best possible angle. (News said Kay Saltmarsh Of Arrow Travel in photo by Robjn Scholz) 1 8-year·old drinkers to face a dryFl orid bv Dru Sefton 35 young adults · around the state Carlton, D., Orlando. Holly Frost, throughout the state. · Students heading to Florida this spring organized to .fight discrimination against legislative aid to the representative, Kingsley, however, break in hopes of soaking up some sun young people, said the law wasdirected at · explained what she �bought the law said. law has a "Catch· and downing some suds may encounter younger tourists. A clause in the law, "The law states three possible forms specifically req some confusion concerning the suds. Kingsley said, tates a person needs a for proof of age," Frost said. ·E.ither a ·identification. The drinking age- in Florida was raised valid Florida drivers 's license as a proof of passport, a valid state identification card, "In the first or s from 18 to 19 as of last October. While ·age.' whiCh is similar to a driver's license for Florida statutes, te this may not seem too . bad to Illinoisans The FY A has organized a nationwide those who do not drive, or a valid driver's laws are defined,'' Ki since the legal drinking age is 21 here, boycott of college tourists, urging the license can be used, Frost said. the term 'valid driver's young people in Florida were outraged at vacationers to visit Galveston, Texas "The law simply states, 'valid driver's as 'a valid Florida driv the change. instead of Daytona . Beach or Fort . license,' it does not specify Florida or any So the confusion co And as if the change in the law was not Lauderdale this spring break. other state," Frost said. "If the law Florida Assistant A hassle enough for the young ·drinkers, "Naturally 99 percent of out-of-state specified such, I imagine it would do Peters called Kingsley' there seems to be a bit of confusion all the tourists. have never had the opportunity to incredible damage to tourism and Rep. the law, "absurd. way from the beach bars to the Florida obtain a Florida license," Kingsley said. Carlton would never sponsor a bill that "I do not see how attorney general's office as to what form "So even a young adult of 22 or 23 cannot would harm tourism in any way.'' enforced if it were in of identiJication for proof of age ca_n be technically buy a beer or go into a beach Frost added the bill was formulated to Peters said. "There w accepted. The problems concern bar if he or she.is from out-of-state.�· cut down on high school-age drinking constitutional probl interpretation of the law. But Florida officials seem to disagree · problems. Carlton organized the bill at driver's license were Steve Kingsley, public relations director with this interpretation of the law. the request of the Florida Parent/Teacher people from outside o for the Florida Youth Alliance, a group of The law was formulated by Rep. Fran Association and various church groups have or need one. . . r�---�------. ----�� The Charlest n o Card Co�pany is w off Happy ·. I no ering I 21st Old Fashion Ice Cream P rices: _Doreen I r 1 0¢ Sin 25 ¢ t Wurste : gle Dip Double Dip You "Luscious Fox" · t t t Sat . Jan. 30, 9-5 t t � Sun. Jan. 3 1 ; 1 - 5 t· t Lov�, your Roomies: flavors to · t t 16 Betsoid, Treeface, Jano, choose from t t t and the Couch t The DailyEa stern News Friday, January 30, -1 9a1 hoe nix, gestions if either by knowing someone who re or just reading up. to know someone who's been tmarsh said. "We've had students ho have been to places with their know more of whatthey want. oy Judi Jines seated on knees. Inhale with hands sports are "equally important" but have to be very broad-minded and The few unseasonably warm days , clasped overhead, palms up. Exhale as pointed out an overweight person hen traveling out of the country," students experienced recently may lead you sit with weight on left leg. Inhale might be embarassed to participate in a "There are different customs that to thoughts of springtime and to plans as you return up and go io the right leg. sport in front of other people. familiarto tourists." for spring break, a time when students · Exhale, keeping hands overhead. Gerrie recommended that a student's up on the places planned does not can exchange their books for nine days Kneeling Side Leg Lift-will help exercise program include sit-ups, leg mean picking up brocheres, they can of much-needed physical activitiy . diminish upper thigh fat. Sit on hands and arm exercises·, jumping rope, and . Some tours mix up _the pictures, " But winter-with · the cold air and knees. Extend right leg straight out aerobic exercises. to make it look 'too good to be nipping summer joggers and to side. Inhale and point toes. Exhale Russelt Fischer, who teaches arsh said. outdoorsmen-may have taken its toll and raise leg high up to side, keeping it kinessiology, said people should realize ages can be cheaper, but total costs on the body. What can you do to shape tense. Inhale and lower leg. "they will not become physically fit in to more than individual planning, up for the beaches of Daytona or the Kneeling Knee to Chest-Sit on hands a week. The thing to do is to start out 'd. slopes of Colorado? and knees, look down and inhale. extremely. slow. You won't gain a mmendations by the travel agents To get your body in shape after a Exhale as you point your right toe and fitness ·level in a short period of time. eling by night flights or supersayer · sedentary winter, Steve Glendenning extend your right leg as far back as "Find someone else who enjoys the g off-beach hotels (which are and Carla Leming of Off-Broadway possible. Inhale and bring your right same activity at the same level," also necessitate the need for a car), Studio in Mattoon recommend these knee up toward your chest. Repeat. Fischer continued. "It must become a food as opposed to dining, - and "body toners" for general overall Leg Spread. and Cross-helps inner social event-something yoµ can do 'ng expenses down. conditioning: and outer thigh. Lie on back, hands together. There is a social pressure if do it inexpensively if you don't Spinal Stretch-warms up the body under hips. Lift legs straight up. Inhale you have more individuals doing it time,"_ Saltmarsh said. - and increases flexibility. Move slowly. and spread legs apart and push up. with you. Physical fitness is a by warm climates can be deceiving. Exhale; as arms come up. Clasp hands While exhaling, cross legs, keeping product. Don't expect miracles in two - · tee it's going to' be warm, she and feet together. Inhale as you return them straight arid pi.ish. Cross right leg weeks." to a standing position .. over left and then left over right. Eastern - gymnastics teacher J:>at Straddle Swing-is beneficial for Rear Leg Lift-helps firm buttocks Flaugher particularly recommends circulation and entire body. With feet and strengthen a weak back. Lie on swimming, jogging, walking at a brisk apart and hands clasped over your stomach, hands under pelvis. Lift right pace, and aerobics for students seeking head, exhale as you swing · down, leg-exhale as you li ft, straight and physic;al fitness. pushing through your legs. Inhale. Pull high. Inhale and lower leg. Point toes. Flaugher suggested a · few simple ' your arms up and straighten legs. Repeat with left leg. Remember to let exercises students could do every day: we required Florida identification, Jumping Jacks-is always good for the leg do the lifting, do not bounce. "Walk fast to class-head up, Id be in trouble with the interstate the waist and as an overall toner. Swan Lift-Flexibility is important· shoulders back. Breathe while you're rce comm1ss10n and . equal Body Stretch-helps to increase in this exercise, as well as firming and going.'' 'on laws, just to name a few," circulation and lung capacity. Breathe strengthening the lower back and ''Tighten your buttoc muscles to said. "And the law simply could deeply. With arms overhead, stretch to · midsection. Lie on stomach and grasp the count of ten-tense,k hold , relax: onably enforced." the right, then to the left, then down to ankles. Keeping head up, inhale and Isolate different parts of the body and the FY A is standing by its ' the fl oor. Repeat. pull up. Lift your head and arch your - do this exercise. You can do this while tion of the law , and its tourist Stomach Vacuum-is benefidal for back. Exhale and relax back into sitting in class or while driving a car. trimming th abdomen and starting position. "While you're brushing your teeth, g people's tourist dollars are not maintaining a small� waistline. It must -Heel Clicks-helps to firm buttocks do leg-lifts to the side.- This firms the at much," Kingsley said. "Lots be dope, however, · on an empty - or and to maintain a healthy back. Lie on hip line." near-empty stomach, and should stomach, hands under pelvis. Lift both Finally, Fischer recommends to take in the tol\rism areas are in favor be ycott just because they do not done several times throughout the day. legs together as high as you can. Inhale it easy___:keep your activity to a non extra young people around.'' Start in a standing position. Bend at - as you open them wide. Exhale as you competitive spirit. Dimitroff -0f the Fforida the waist, with hands on knees. Exhale bring heels together, at a . moderate "The less competitive you can make nt of Tourism does not agree all air and suck in stomach. Form a speed. it, the better off you are. We in the statement. - vacuum hold for 10 seconds:_increase Exercising takes a - certain mental United States have developed the of the tourist places are just your time with practice. Relase and attitude in order for the long hours of concept of the 'winner' image. 'st-oriented areas with just a tense your abdominal muscles. Repeat push-ups and sit-up to work .. Unfortunately, there can be only one hotels," Dimitroff said. "The five times. 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R.•vi• husbands because they had the nerve to The series was conceived in 1977 and w - complain about her cooking. There is is taped in Melbourne, Australia. Its byCy Goffney, Jr. /�- Lynn, a gorgeous Olivia Newton-John original 260 half hours were offered very real. Their emotions are real and a look-alike who is falsely in jail, but for syndication last January. And watcher can find a little bit of cannot · seem to convince the right consequently, "Pris.oner: Cell Block themselves in each character. people. The most colorful convict was H" has become so popular that in The series does not dwell on a Frankie, a 30 year old lesbian who was some cities they run two episodes a standard plot either. There are very hard-boiled, yet sensitive night instead of the usual one. numerous subplots· in and out of the underneath. She developed a crush on This Australian series has done very prison. Social workers, guards, and the Karen Travers, a fetching prisoner who well in its local markets and on a Los families of the prisoners take cent.er killed her rotten husband. Angeles local sta tion, it registered an stage also. Of the prison guards, .the meanest is impresssive 18 percent share of the Another factor in th� success of the Vera Bennett, whom Frankie gave the audience and it was up against prime show is the story moves very fast. It well-deserved nickname, "Vinegar time shows. Why has this series been so moves almost at a break-neck pace at Tits." New characters are always being popular? What is its allure? times. Also, the acting is first rate and added, and there is always a subplot to Being a faithful watcher myself, I we come to believe these are real hold your attention. - can sum it up. · First of all, it is convicts and not actresses. In Chicago, the series has vastly different. The characters in the series Even the meanest convict is someone improved WGN's ·ratings and in its · are believable and they are not we care about. Bea Smith is the head 10:30 time slot, "Prisoner: Cell Block cardboard cut-outs of the "Charlie's convict and she rules the roost and is H" captures a goodly amount of · Angels" or "Dallas Cowboys known to the other prisoners as viewers. Cheerleaders'' variety. "Queen Bea." Deep down, Bea has a In these days of bouncing _breasts, in Queen Bea, the stablizing force This series is not trying to get viewers soft exterior, but would never want to car chases, and swapping bed partners, of the cellblock, heads up the cast by selling sex. The show is very "un show it. Bea was paroled but was soon "Prisoner;Cell Block H" is a breath of file "Prisoner: Cell Block H." (News Hollywood" and the characters are back in the same jail after shooting her fresh air indeed. . . photo) - ...Wh ile below-par novel frustrates readers . . ''Ariadne,'' a novel by Judith _ must be careful how he phrases his dabs of Greek life ate totally outside Brindel. St. Martin's Press. questions to Ariadne because "she's a - the story; we are continually in the $10.95, · The back and inside covers of Book woman.�' mind of a girl-queen who never "Ariadne," by Judith Brindel, tell us it And just like typical ancient males, interacts with her people, and dialogue is a mythological and historical novel , the primary virtue in life to Minos and is scant. but that is not much to go on. It is R.eview his men is "valor in battle." Come on, The langu�ge in the novel hardly belongs to ancient Greece. At one more accurately the much-too lengthy by Elise Hem pel didn't we get enough of this male-is diary of a young girl who suddenl . point Theseus, who also doubles as a y much retell as manipulate. It is not too evil stuff with books like Erica Jong's finds herself in the role of queen of ·bully/lecher, tells Daedalus how he difficult to guess who the bad guys are "Fear of Flying" or Marilyn 'French's tortured a woman and then "Gave it to Crete. in the book. The men · are either "The Women's Room," earlier her any way, I could." And we get to hear her day-to-day violating sacred attempts by women to tell the world laws, raping and What "Ariadne" does have is fears and frustrations in this role� even torturing, or how horribly men have treated them? spewing chauvinistic sincerity and simplicity. It is a childlike a few hopes and . dreams. Well, by the remarks. Perhaps Brindel thinks we will get the and · consistently feminine novel, end of the novel we are pretty darn sick Theseus, the supremely message this time if the same story is strong and reminding us always of the oneness of of it. handsome prince set in a different time and place. whom Ariadne falls the ancient Greek women with the "Ariadne" seems to exist solely in love with , goes to bed with her We never do, however, really get the earth and its natural elements. But merely because of one woman's need to retell for his own pleasure. Even feeling we are in another time or place. these qualities . do not save the book a man's story. But she does not so Daedalus, a potential "good guy," Perhaps it is because the necessary from dullness. � Sunnys1bc \:!Ina tuR \l foo<)s Brazilian... Coffee Beans ..... $3.99 MonATicalTE's PiNTIzza AnONnou nc! es Ground fresh for you ! Stronger! Richer! Fresher! - 0,en .10-5:30 Mon. -Sat. 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