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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1986 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in May by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. By JULIE LEWIS National Security Council. Activities editor Reagan met with Childress in Honolulu before President Reagan was apparently shown a letter leaving Monday to visit several nations on his way to earlier $his week from Eastern's Sigma Pi fraternity, the Tokyo economic summit this weekend, Mac said a Charleston resident who works with the Donald said. National League of Families of American Prisoners She said the members of the fraternity, which St. Letter regarding and Missing in Southeast Asia. Pierre belonged to while at Eastern, originally wrote The letter is in reference to an Eastern graduate the letter to St. Pierre's family to let his relatives and Sigma Pi member, Captain Dean St. Pierre, who know he had not been forgotten. However, since the local MIA finds is listed as missing in action from the Vietnam fraternity did not have the address of the family, they conflict, Jan MacDonald, 303 Seventh St., said sought MacDonald's help. Wednesday. MacDonald, too, could not locate the family. MacDonald works with the League of Families, "The St. ·Pierre's are not listed members of the its way to Reagan which is made up of family members of those listed League of Families," she said. as Missing in Action. So MacDonald took the letter to a POWMIA She said the letter, which was signed by about 100 meeting last weekend at Scott Air Force Base near Sigma Pi members here, was to be hand delivered to Belleville, Ill. At the meeting, she contacted the president by Richard Childress, Director of (See LETTER, page 7A) Political Military Affairs and a member of the
· The Daily Friday, May 2, 1986 ... will be mostly sunny and cool, high in the lower or middle 60s. Friday night will be fair and cooler with lows in the Eastern News upper 30s. Saturday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs around E:astern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 71, No. 155 I Two Sections, 28 Pages 70. ·_i Tuition option passes Students can pay in installments
By AMY CARR , participating in central registration did Staffwriter so because they lacked funds to pre After months of debate, an option register, political science instructor which allows students to pay spring Dick Goodrick said. tuition and fees in two installments has The two senates polled students been approved by the administration. using fall central registration, asking The installment plan will be why they had to go through central available to those students whose registration. spring semester tuition and fees Goodrick, Smith and Stu1ent Body amount to $330 or more-minus any President Floyd Akins decided they, financial aid-from the original did not want Eastern to develop "an amount· owed, said Michael Taylor, elitist type of education," Smith said. director of registration. The groups recognized the problem Food for thought Students using the plan would be that could arise with underpriveledged required to pay $350 for the first in students who wanted to further their Eating pizza out by the pond and getting some sun are from left to right stallment. Included in this amount will education, Smith said, but couldn't Cara Krejci, Diana Scott, Cathy Muhl, and Ruth Roberts. be a non-refundable $20 service for the because they did not have adequate use of the payment plan. funds available to them at the time of The remaining tuition and fees will registration. adet tells military panel be due at or about the fifth week of the ·work on the plan began in October, Spring semester. The payment must be but was delayed due to several barriers. paid within. a two-week period, said The university lacked the proper f 'coercion' from ROTC Verna Armstrong, vice-president for funding necessary to implement this administration and finance. type of plan, Smith said, adding Students who fail to pay the in Armstrong later was able to find the stallments on time, will face the necessary funds from various other An Eastern ROTC cadet who is university's standard collection budgets. president of a campus peace group procedure, Taylor said. Armstrong was not available for argued before a military panel The university will hold the students' comment Thursday. Thursday that ROTC advisers transcripts and refuse to release the Another problem the administration "coerced" him into choosing either the their grades until payment is received, faced with the plan was the increase in military or the peace group to avoid a Taylor said. staff that would be required to handle conflict of interest. Western Illinois University uses a the excess work caused by an increase Cadet Spencer Grimshaw, who seeks similar method of collection for their in the number of payments. to severe his ties with ROTC because of tuition installment plan. However, However, Taylor said that he "moral and ethical convictions," Western students' names are also given doesn't believe an increase in the staff could face a maximum of two years to a collection agency. will be necessary. The staff increase, active duty as an enlisted man if proven Students will be notified of the new "depends on how many students take he "willfully evaded" an ROTC plan in fall official notices and·through advantage of the plan." contract he signed two years ago. forms distributed at registration, Taylor said that although he believes The three-and-a-half hour hearing Taylor .said. . the plan is a good idea, he does not was attended by a Daily Eastern News The plan was approved after Arm forsee a lot of students using it because reporter on the condition that no strong and the faculty and student it will cost them more money. photographs or notes be taken during senates and proved that it could be He said that the plan may help the the proceedings. accomplished and would also be full-time student who is not receiving Last month, Grimshaw wrote a letter beneficial to . students, said Scott any financial aid, but the $20 service of resignation to Lt. Col. Wayne Smith, Faculty Senate member. fee, will probably discourage most Duke, head of Eastern's ROTC A faculty and student senate poll students. program. In the letter he said his ac showed that 40 percent of students tivities with Eastern Illinois Students· Concerned About Peace came into News prints last time on Monday direct conflict with ROTC teachings. A tight seal wa!j put over closed Monday's issue of The Daily Eastern "The first issue will be out on June deliberations after the hearing ad FRANK PERRY I Staff photographer News will be the last one for the spring 17," Dennis said. journed at about 8: 15 Thursday Spencer Grimshaw, embattled semster. The Summer News is published evening. No members of the panel, ROTC cadet and president of EISCAP, In an effort to give reporters, editors e\'.ery Tuesday and Thursday during headed by Maj. Marian May of takes a break Thursday during a and employees more time to study for the summer session. Eastern's ROTC program, would military hearing at the Applied finals, the News will not be published Kevin McDermott, the current editor comment on what recommendation the Sciences Building. after Monday Finals Week Edition. in chief of The News said, "We are all board may make concerning Grim Bill Dennis, the editor of The looking forward to summer to give us vised not to comment. shaw. Summer Eastern News, said readers time to recuperate, and come back During the hearing, the cadet, Grimshaw, who had earlier granted can expect a paper on the first day of again strong next year." (See CADET, page 7A) interviews to the News, was also ad- classes. 1A·. Friday, May 2, 1 986 The Dall
i\ssociated Press : ..Reagan calls Marcos 'a free man' BALI (AP)-Secretary of State George Shultz reporters: "You will have to ask Mr. Laurel· State/Nation/World said Thursday the Reagan administration is satisfied. Let me remind you. the presid considers deposed Philippines President Fer not on trial here." Cable avoidsporno restrictions dinand Marcos "a free man" entitled to call In his last full day on this tropical is WASHINGTON-The Attorney General's Commission supporters in his homeland and to move from the before heading on to Tokyo and the seven-na on Pornography narrowly defeated a recommendation to United States if he wishes. international economic summit, Reagan seek regulation of movies with sexually explicit themes In blunt-spoken language exposing tension with Laurel, conferred separately with shown on cable television. between the administration and the government donesian President Suharto and spoke to The commission also voted 6-5 against urging prosecution of Marcos successor Corazon Aquino, Shultz foreign ministers of the Association ot Sout on the·basis of obscenity of books that are sexually explicit, also said "we don't have infinite capacity to Asian Nation. Reagan then was joined by as long as they do not contain graphic pictures or focus on provide money" to Manila. Nancy for an elegant evening dinner and cul sexual abuse of children. He said that Philippine Vice President performance hosted by Suharto and his A cable TV group and theAmerican Civil Liberties Union Salvador Laurel, in a meeting with President Tien. on Thursday praised the decisions by the 11-member panel, Reagan, was told the administration believes the Reagan was to board Air Force One at a which is meeting this week to draft a ·final report that is courts-and not the executive branch of the U.S. 11 a.m. local time Friday (12 midnight ES expected to urge a law enforcement crackdown on many government-must resolve claims by the Aquino the more than seven-hour flightto Tokyo. · types of pornographie material. government that Marcos stole billions in money In a toast at a state dinner thrown by S "Even I would have to concede publicly that two minor and other valuables belonging to the Filipinos. Reagan noted strong ties between the two na miracles have occured" on the issues of cable television and Asked whether Reagan had provided to Laurel "even though our methods of gove the printed word, said Barry Lynn of the American Civil sufficent assurances of U.S. suport for the differ." Liberties Union, a consistent ·critic of the commission. "rn1ino government, Shultz snapped to Satellite launch reset for Friday CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.-NASA on Thursday BiU may clash with abortion ruling postponed for at least hours the first space launch here 24 on Judiciary II that the crimes would not since the Challenger disaster, after a small amount of fuel SPRINGFIELD (AP)-A House judiciary to abortions. leaked past a valve in the engine system of a Delta rocket. commitee approved a bill Thursday making it a crime to kill or injure an unborn child, though "This bill was never intended The leak of about a quarter-cup of kerosene-type fuel was to opponents said the measure may violate the U.S. abortions," said Rep. Penny Pullen, found a little more than three hours before the rocket, R Supreme Court's decision on abortion by Ridge, a metnber of the committee which, carrying a weather satellite, was to blast off. vote, sent the bill to the full House Spokesman Hugh Harris of the National Aeronautics and defining when life begins. 3 . The bill, aimed at those who injure pregnant Pullen, an abortion foe, said after the Space Administration said the standard leak test on the women severely enough to prompt a miscarriage, mittee vote that while a defendent can n launch pad was followed by others that failed to produce of intentional homicide of an charged with crimes against a pregnant wo any additional leakage. However, the rocket's fuel lines creates the crimes unborn child, voluntary manslaughter of an "under current law there is no way to pro have to be flushed and purged before the fllight can take , involuntary of an unborn child, most cases the separate crime of killi place, putting the mission off at least until Friday at 6:18 unborn child in battery of an unborn child and aggravated unborn child." p.m. EDT, he said. battery of an unborn child. While the unborn child definition applie$ "The cleaning procedure will be followed by additional An unborn child is defined in the bill as "an to this bill, Pullen said she would lik leak checks," Harris said. "If a determination is made that individual of the human species from fer measure's definition to become the s the fuel valve must be replaced, the work could take ap tilization to birth." standard and have it applied to other laws, proximately 10 days." Sponsors of the bill told the House Committee as those involving abortion. Farmer mortality rate increases URBANA-Farmers in rural counties are far more likely f to die of certain types of cancer than people who live in a A ricans stay out of work, school more urban setting, a University of Illinois study suggests. JOHANNESBURG (AP)-Millions of blacks Beyond those 2.5 million strikers, there Researcher Don Buesching examined cancer mortality stayed away from jobs and schools Thursday, way to calculate how many others left sch rates in three Illinois counties-JoDaviess, Carroll and crippling factories, mines and stores in the work for the day in rural areas and the Winnebago- from 1973 through 1980, and found they were largest anti-aparthied protest in South Africa 10 tribal homelands, scenes of turmoil in up to five times higher among farmers. . history. months. Buesching said the death rate for farmers who develop The nationwide strike, demanding in part that The national Associated Cham inconvenient cancer may be higher because medical care is May Day be declared a national holiday, signaled Commerce reported "massive absence or too expensive for them and they are suposed to can a powerful new organizational strength amoung work" across the country, ranging from 70 substances by farm chemicals and animals. cer-causing black workers, students and civic groups in the percent. The black workfor ....! is estima ''There's a lot of speculation but not too many answers,'' campaign for equal rights. more than 6 million in a population 1 said Buesching, now a market analyst at Rockford An academic monitoring group said at least million. Memorial Hospital. 1.5 million workers, and possibly many more, Both Vincent Brett, manpower director fl The highest mortality rates were from leukemia and struck for the day in the nation's four largest chamber, and Professor Eddie Webster, prostate cancer among farmers in JoDaviess and Carroll cities alone. A government spokesman also the academic monitor group, agreed the counties. Buesching said 4.9 times as many farmers died estimated at least 1 million urban black students was the largest ever in South Africa. from leukemia. boycotted classes for the day. The Daily j������
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"We just want to talk to them and A stray dog runs up to some shanty explain why we're here," protester town "residents" begging for attention Kathleen Polanek said. "They've been early one morning. One of the girls doing stuff like this because they don't comes out of her shanty and begins understand what's going on." petting and playing with the scruffy Polanek's statement was backed up looking animal. when one student asked, "What's all "There should be more dogs around this for anyway? Starving people in this place-it would make it a little Africa?" more realistic," she said. "And crying However, other students show their children as well. " support for the movement by stopping She peers around the shanty-town, by to let the protesters know their glancing at a sign on one of the shanty views. walls. Sophomore Michael Atlas said, The sign reads: "50 per<;ent of all "I'm glad· someone is speaking out, at black South African children die least the.¥'re expressing their opinions. before reaching the age of 12." ''I was shocked when I read in the PAUL KLATT/ Photo editor "These people aren't out here to be paper that after all that's been said and Student protesters make plans to rebuild the shanties leveled Wednesday by cute," protester Jon-Pierre Frenza done about divesting, (EIU Foun heavy rain and winds. Protesters say the shanties demonstrate the plight of said. "They're making a sacrifice to be dation) investments have increased 70 blacks in apartheid South Africa. They have agreed to take them down by here for something they strongly percent. It's really sad," he says. Sunday, ending a conflict with Eastern officials who wished "shantytown" believe in. Anti-protest violence, a torrential removed before the start of graduation ceremonies. Some students ride by on their rainstorm and a once hard-lined bicyles and shout obscenities. Eastern administration stance have yet Africa) you realize that ... it's only "That's what's going on here. The "Communist bed wetters!" yells one. to stifle the protest�rs. making them (the black South African senseless violence of people trying to More students come by and throw - "When you think about everything majority) stronger," said protester stifle our rights has made us more rocks at the shanty walls for no ap- that's going on over there (South Darin Buczkowski. determined." CAA votes against proposed return of pass/fail option i ' By MICHELLE MUELLER weak points have a chance to surface, grading system is not listed. in the vanced Calculus." Staffwriter she said. current catalog, but will be corrected in The department found that math The Council on Academic Affairs The major difference between the next edition. majors who did not take 2550 were left defeated a proposed return to the credit/no credit and pass/fail is under The deadline for returning to A without necessary background, math pass/fail option Tuesday by a 10-2 credit/no credit a student needs a C or through· F is listed as the last day of department chairman Alphonso vote. higher to receive credit for a course, add/ drops in the current catalog. Dipietro said. Student member Anthony Brun but under the defeated pass/fail Despite the proposals's defeat, svold, who proposed the change, and system, a student could pass a course Brunsvold said he still favors pass/fail. Robert Saltmarsh voted in favor of the with a D. "I still think credit/no credit is a policy. However, under pass/fail, a failing barrier to learning, " Brunsvold said, Council member Robert Barger said grade will hurt a student's grade point but added, "that ability to switch back Conection the "considerable outlay in time and average. Under credit/no credit, a and forth (under credit/no credit) is It was incorrectly reported in money" involved in changing from student's GPA is not affected by nice forstudents." Monday's edition of The Daily credit/no credit to pass/fail was receiving a grade of NC, or no credit. In other business, the CAA chose Eastern News that Paul Baines, an prohibit.ive. However, under credit/no credit a Kandy Baumgardner for chair· and Dan inspector with Illinois' Department of "Hundreds of hours went into the student has until the 10th class day to Hockman for vice chair for the 86-87 Agriculture, said Gene's Derby Gas, programming" of computers when request credit/no credit and until the school year. University 76, Kerr McGee, Clark, and pass/fail was changed to credit/no drop deadline to request a grade in Baumgardner, currently the vice Phillip 66 sell ethanol in their gasoline. credit last year, Barger said. The stead of a CR for credit or NC for no chair, will replace Sue Stoner, who will Baines said only Derby and current policy went into effect in credit. Under pass/fail, students do remain on the CAA. Both were sole University 76 sell gasoline with summer 1985. not have these options, said David nominees for the positions. ethanol. Kerr McGee and Clark do not The "current system has been in Buchanan, who chaired the CAA when The CAA unanimously approved a sell ethanol in Charleston and Baines place such a short time, " council pass/fail was changed to credit/no proposal to make Math 2550, "Matrix ;aid he is unsure about Phillip 66. A member Judith Ivarie said. The policy credit. Algebra with Applications" a representative from Phillip 66 said it should be left in place long enough to Because of an error, the option of prerequisite for Math "Linear -.foes not. , 4760, "give it a chance" so its strong and returning to a regular A through F Algebra, " and ·4770, "Applied Ad- The News regrets the error. Grimshaw for Person of the Ye Eastern: A hotbed of politics and protest. Opinion Quite frankly, that's about the best oxymoron we've heard in a while. In this day ·' of graduating and then getting a job, Eastern students are to their 1 960s predecessors as apples are to oranges. Dissent of just about any kind seemed to have died with Janis, Jimi and Jim Morrison. Editorial Now we have a Editorials represent preoccupation with white collars. One-third the majority opinion of this university's students are business majors-a signal that peace signs are out of the editorial board and dollar signs are in. Or so we thought. That is, until the editorial board began The Dally Eastern News searching for its annual person of the year. Friday, May 2, 1986 Board members combed pa$t · stories . looking for student, instructor or ad ,1 . ·-· a :� ministrator who made a profound, positive contribution to the campus community. graduation; they are talking about Lo and behold, we struck gold by finding tangible issues like nuclear arms Personal file: peace signs. This year, we nominate vestment in South Africa. Most impo Spencer Grimshaw as Person of the Y.ear through their actions, they are trying Diana Winson for his work-and his sacrifice-with others to talk, too. Eastern Illinois Students Concerned About Living in a shanty for most of a week Peace. easy chore-especially for persons Award-winnin.g As the campus peace group's president, hold other obligations. For Grimshaw, Grimshaw has lead a faithful following in year-old history major and ROTC cadet • making a series of symbolic statements that past week has seen acute sacrifice messiness spurs many say won't change a thing. But things part. Besides seeing his classes suffer have changed-and for the better. cutting his ties with the military on mo Grimshaw built shanties to protest the ethical grounds. dubious prestige Foundation's investments in companies with Less than a month away from rece commission into the Army as a lieut The day I dread most is rapidly approaching. South African ties. He "died" to the blare of You'd think at this time of the year, most students screaming civil defense sirens to protest the Grimshaw, an ROTC cadet, told his would be all keyed up over trivial matters such as arms build-up. And he convinced Eastern superiors he was resigning from last-minute term papers, . grade-determining com students to declare this campus a nuclear program here. His decision comes prehensive finals or even the bleak prospects of free zone. clear warning from ROTC officials finding summer jobs. To some, his efforts may seem radical or should lower his profile or perhaps Not me; I worry about the important things-such as packing up all my belongings and getting out of simply theatrical attempts to garner harsh consequences with the military. headlines. What these arm-chair critics, Deciding that he could not uphold here. Or more importantly, finding all my belongings amid the mess I refer to as my room. egg-throwers included, ignore is the fact of standards in the military and anot Anyone who's ever seen my living quarters will they are witnessing students actually doing out of uniform involved a personal undoubtedly agree: I am perhaps one of the world's something for the greater good. many are not capable of making. " messiest people. And it's not that I'm dirty-I just Those in student government can easily comes down to is that I won't and can can't ever seem to throw anything away. I mean, who cares about the two pizza boxes that testify how difficult it is to get things done with a conscience if it is hypocritical have been sitting on my floor for well over two when most of the constituency simply don't told the News recently. · weeks?! care. Record low turnouts have blemished Alone, Spencer Grimshav. cannot And so what if those jeans have been lying in that each of the last two spring elections and last arms race, South Africa's racism or chair for three days? I might want to wear them fall's election. student apathy here on campus. tomorrow, and then I'd have to go to the trouble of finding them in my drawers-speaking of which, Grimshaw and those in EISCAP don't can-and has-opened a few eyes to does it matter that they have a few articles of clothing comprise the ones who don't care. By problems. For that, we commend him. hanging out? At least I'll know what's in them. temporarily forgetting about their classes or ,. In fact, last year my messiness led to a bit of prestige as my roommate and I received our floor's :� ;e;���0�estion was asked by larry Pet "Messiest Roommates" award. al � You have to know my roommate to grasp the Easternspeaks: significance of this feat. The girl doesn't know the meaning of the word "messy." She puts things away when she's done using them. She even irons her Who is your'Person of the Year?' clothes occasionally. I just can't understand it. The fact that we won the award speaks well for my messiness, I think. Whenever I think about gathering everything up and trying to fit it all into my suitcases, duffel bags and milk crates, I'm reminded of my days as an avid "Archie" comic book reader. Like me, Archie was incorrigibly messy. I Lynn Shaffnlt remember when Archie's mother, thinking herself to Special Education be helpful, cleaned his room. Spic and span, neat as ·Sophomore "I really a pin-muchto Archie's disma . don't y There were "Mom! You messed up my room!" was Archie's "Mike Ditka, because I'm instances, woeful cry at the sight. not a Bears' fan." people." I always felt a twinge of sympathy for poor Arch. Perhaps it 'was because I could identify with him so well. I don't think I'm quite that bad. But then again •.. For now, I'll have to grin and bear it. Pack it all up and head home. · My mom knows me too, though, and I'll bet she's Tom Ganeer already dreading my return. Psychology I just know she'll be waiting at the door, her hands Junior • on her hips and a disapproving look on her face. And . ., - I can just hear her first word as I begin unloading: "I would nominate "Christa Mc "Out!" myself, for outstanding think it took a -Diana Winson is Verge editor for The Daily Eastern achievement in all to go up in News. areas." shuttle." The Dally Eastern News Friday, May 2, 1 986 5A 'Emperor' Choate standing tall in infamous 'art yard' By JIM ALLEN of broken plates, a piano, a stuffed monkey and an Senior reporter adding machine. To the delight of their teacher, art instructor "When you make political decisions, you bring · Michael Aurbach's three-dimensional design things like this on," Choate said. "This is the way students Thursday erected their "Roman emperor" (the students) chose to react ...I may refer to Carl statue of Charleston Mayor Murray Choate. Sandburg's book of cartoons on Abraham Lincoln. Later Thursday, though, the 17-foot collossus was There was in IJarticularcalled 'Honest A e."' temporan y ismantled by its exitiitors as a 'safety" . Auroacli's stuaents contributed more t an $100 to precaution. the project along with time in and out of class. The papier mache structure satirically portrays Aurbach said he supplemented the students' Choate in classic Greek style, adorned in a toga and donations by $50. the notorious medallion the mayor is said to have The investment, though, was not as important as ordered for himself. making a clear political message with the artwork, Walking up stairs, the statue had crunched the first Aurbach said, noting that the papier mache could step (the Charleston bars), was bending the second fall prey to rain. (Eastern), and was poised to ruin the third (the city.) "We thought about burning it after we were done, A globe of the world stood on the fourth and final but we found out you can't burn trash in the city," step. Aurbach said. Made of chicken wire, papier mache, and sup Choate was not without comment of his own: "I · ported with wood�encased steel pipes, the statue was just hope it's a good likeness. Otherwise it'd be a the final product of 20 students' work over eight class direct reflection on the quality of the instruction." periods. But freshman Jennifer Phelps had no qualms Replacing the infamous ''"art yard" of senior art about the instruction when asked about her in-class majors Darin Buczkowski and Doug Anderson at participation. "There was a lot to do and when we 1306 S. Fourth St., neither student was involved in got him standing up, that was the satisfaction of the the actual construction of the statue but merely whole thing.'' agreed to exibit the piece when asked to by Aurbach. Phelps said the work was divided into committee After the class assembled the statue at about noon, like functions with different groups working on the Aurbach said he, Anderson and Buczkowski agreed base, legs, torso and head. to take it down at about 7 p.m. as an overnight safety "People in the class got to know each other much precaution. better than if we ha dn't done this project," Phelps LEE DIEKEMPER I Staffphotographer "It's kind of symbollic wishfullness," Aurbach said. Aurbach had said earlier that an important part A papier-mache statue of Charleston Mayor said. "'Murray's' kind of here today and gone later of the assignment was to get the group to collaborate. Murray Choate dressed in greek garb stands along today.'' Phelps said general feedback from passersby 4th St. in the front yard of Eastern students Darin Choate, who was in Champaign for most of the Thursday was positive as the group finished Buczkowski and his roommates. day, said late Thursday he hadn't seen the statue, but assembling the statue just north of campus. responded to Aurbach's statement, saying, "A lot of people were coming out of their houses pit outside the Tarble Arts Center. The final touch, "Everyone has wishes, I guess, if you believe in and students went out to see it. There were a lot of he said, was going to be a replica of a Good Year rubbing lamps and things like that, you know." smiles and people were waving as they drov,e by. blimp. When last contacted, Building and Zoning Officer "But I would really doubt that (Choate) would But after news stories-all invoiving the Jeff Finley said he was baffled as to what to do about find it interesting," Phelps said. mayor-broke about the bar raids and closures, the the statue, if anything. Aurbach said the statue idea was not the first he medallion and Eastern's water rate increase, the class The mayor said he has not told Finley to order the had for the class project. Originally, he said his class became enthusiastic about making a "Choate" statue removed, as he did with the "art yard" display considered making a mini-stadium to be placed in the statue, Aurbach said. Do you feel you are on the I FOUND OUT Brink of your semester? ABOUT JOAN ... That's nothing compared to The way she talks, you'd think she was in Who's Who. Well! I found out what's with her . . . And thos clothes! Of course she does dress divinely. 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"And that means 2,443 families elect, Mark Brownlee, is also con LONDON (AP)-The nuclear asked me if I thought the fraternity are still in limbo." cerned about the issue. accident in the Ukraine, one of the members would mind if he showed it to "We need to apply pressure by "Sigma Pi will continue to do all it Soviet Union's biggest farming President Reagan," MacDonald said. sending petitions and letters to our can for the release of information on regions, has caused a sharp rise in She said Childress then left the congressmen," she said. those still missing," Vulcani said. wheat and livestock prices on world meeting early Sunday to meet Reagan Vulcani said Sigman Pi also par "Nobody is more dedicated than a markets, commodities analysts said in Honolulu. ticipated in a nation-wide Christmas young person," she said. "I'd like to Thursday. "President Reagan needs to know Card Campaign in December. Seven see a POW flag fly right here at EIU." In the absence of any word from the we support him in his efforts for the bodies were returned afterwards. Soviet Union on possible radiation return of the MIAs,'' MacDonald said. damage to soil, water, crops, and Sigma Pi active Steve Vulcani said he herds, commodities markets have been ______from page got the idea for the letter from Mac Cadet 1 gripped by speculation that the Soviets Donald and brought it up to the rest of represented by a military counsel, said up . Group members, including will be forced to increase imports of the Sigma Pi members. Duke and Maj . Alan Prenger both Grimshaw, also have spent six nights in grain, sugar, and milk products. "Everyone signed the letter and had ·advised him he would likely be denied a shanties on the North Quad to protest Commodities analyists said it was a good attitude," Vulcani said. "It military intelligence position because EIU Foundation investments in too early to assess the extent of the went over really well." of his activities with Eastern Illinois companies with South African ties. radioactive pollution in the Ukraine Vulcani said the fraternity held a Students Concerned About Peace. Ultimately, a decision on Grimshaw from the Chernobyl nuclear reactor candlelight ceremony in remembrance Duke told the News this week he had will go to Ft. Knox, Ky., and then up but that heavy fallout could damage of St. Pierre in early March. "We still advised Grimshaw that there was a o Ft . Monroe, Va., where Army Soviet agricultural output for years to consider him a (fraternity) brother," possibility his activities with the peace 1,0TC officials will decide what come . he said. . group would delay or endanger his . •cnalties, if any, to impose. Sweden and Denmark have already MacDonald said a letter like that of commission. Prenger was unavailable No panels members would comment banned food imports from the Soviet the Eastern students is just one of for comment late Wednesday. ·n when the Eastern group would Union and some Eastern Eurpean many ways Americans can show their Since its creation last fall, EISCAP 1 \lrward its recommendations to Ft. countries. concern for the return of all Vietnam has protested through a concert and so Knox. "The market is going through the POWs and MIAs . called "die-in" against the arms build- roof," Bill Demaria said. weekend E.l.U. Athletic Training Club thanks 0' Check-out TE- D'S entertainmentI Little Caesars Pizza, Baskin Robbins, f F"rTct-;y,;9;n"d :-.-:-:------· ,,A� K.A�,,----·; Caesar's Pizza and Domino's Pizza oz. I z $1 00 -16 Bud Calvert Coke Rock·n·Ro/I from Effingham for donating prizes for our O 1I & S.ongs by Top, Loverboy, LQ. I 8 -Ameretto ZZ I � g; 5� Night Ranger, Survivor, Clap ton, etc. Golf Tournament. 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Here's how. All students who live off campus next If you wish, you may have your fall must apply for phone serv.ice in roommate's name listed in the . . 1 person at the Student Union Building 4 Phonebook with your phone number. from August 11 through August 27. This You may also request a telephone will enable us to process your maintenance plan, Touch Tone and application faster and install your phone Custom Calling features such as Call service as quickly as possible. Waiting and Call Forwarding. Request$ for these additional services should be made on the application form. We've arranged for students to apply for off-campus phone service in the Paris 2 Room of the Student Union Build ing Since deregulation of the telephone . during the above dates. Illinois industry, telephones are no longer Consolidated representatives will be in 5� provided by the telephone company·. If the Paris Room on these dates from you need to buy a phone, the 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to take completed Consolidated Comm u·nication Center at application forms and deposits for 638 West Lincoln in Charleston has a off-campus telephone service . large selection of new and refurbished models as well as answering machines, speaker phones and cordless phones. ·Th Consolidated Communication In addition to the completed application e Center is open from a.m. to p.m .. form, the refundable deposit of $1 10 will 8 5 Monday through Friday and from 3 be paid at this time. Deposits will earn a 9 a.m. to p.m. on Saturday. market rate of interest and will be 5 refunded with interest after termination of service and payment of the final telephone bill. ·. Thank you for your assistance . ·you hav If e any questions, please call 234-9981 . Illinois Consolidated Telephone Company ; ., , .. ··---· ... Ille DellyIMtern News Friday. May 2, 1986 9A Voter registratioh tops O'Mera's list of goals By DOUGLAS BACKSTROM all felt I did a good job." O'Mera also talked about the Government editor Other goals and ideas include more Student Senate Speaker evaluations he A "gigantic" voter registration drive lobby days in Springfield. "I want to circulated to student senators about tops re-elected Student Senate Speaker lobby for higher education," he said. two weeks ago. Joe O'Mera's goal list for next year. He also is planning a "possible" "Many of them (senators) said I "I want to improve the totals," letter writing campaign to Congress. need to delegate authority to �enators O'Mera said. "Last semester it was O'Mera's other goals include more," he said. "Some liked ti\� way I 415; The year before that was 200." making Student Organization Day a ran meetings and some didn't." O'Mera, re-elected to the speaker success. In addition, O'Mera said, "I got position at Wednesday night's Student Student Organization Day, slated good constructive criticism for what Senate meeting, said he has a number for late August, i s .a senate attempt to those people thought I did wrong." of goals planned for this fall. reduce student apathy at Eastern. The speaker evaluations ''helped me "I'm happy I got re-elected. I'm Several campus organizations will realize· what I was doing wrong" and happier nobody ran against me," participate and provide information to what needs to be done to run the senate O'Mera said. students about their groups and what more effectivly next year. "I was hoping they (other senators) each has to offer. Madigan finds government experience over summer t By DOUGLAS BACKSTROM : . necessary for the student body and planned," Akins said. Government editor president to be here during the sum In addition, Akins said Madigan Like most students at the end of the mer. "There's not a whole lot of things should consider talking with Eastern's spring semester, Student Body the president has to do.'' incoming freshmen this summer and President-elect Mike Madigan is Student Body President Floyd Akins early fall semester. IJ looking forward to the summer. agreed with Madigan. Madigan said Summer Senate But Madigan won't be at Eastern. "I wasn't here last summer," he Speaker Suzanne Murrie will act in his He will be in Springfield working as an said. "There's not much you can do at place and make decisions. intern for the governor. all." Madigan could not predict any "I'll be working for an agency in However, Madigan said he does plan major issue the summer senate will Springfield for credit during the on coming back to campus oc need to consider, but he did say plans week ," Madigan said. "I'm looking casionally to see the progress the should be finalized for a tailgating ,: • forward to taking some time off. I Summer Student Senate is making. policy and Student Organization Day, "'�-- �"' need it." "Mike should come back the week which is scheduled for late August. Madigan said he didn't believe it wa� before classes to get things organized Michael Madigan Psychiatrist 's report causes sentence heari ng delay yet. By STEVE SMITH date. Mike Radlof, assistant to the state's Campus editor Scott Stewart, 25, from Ames , Iowa attorney, said Stewart could not make Radlof said Stewart will definitely The sentencing hearing set for the has pleaded guilty to indecent exposure the original 9 a.m. hearing time at the appear on the new date set , adding tha all the facts had man accused of masturbating in a and trespassing in a residence hall Coles County Courthouse. to be gathered before a Lawson Hall resident's room has been following a March 3 incident. This is the second time the hearing proper decision could be made. delayed one more week. Police reports said Stewart was date has been postponed. The date was Assistant to the state's attorney Judge Ashton Waller set 9 a.m. arrested after he was found mastur originally changed because a Avery Gerstein said that because of the Thursday, in the Coles County bating in a L'lwson Hall room over one psychiatrist's report being sent by nature of the crime, "We are looking Courthouse, as the new sentencing of the sleeping n. >idents. Stewart's doctor had not been received at from 6 months to a year in prison.'' The perfect gift for GRADUATIor ON MOTHER'S DAY Appreciated for a life time. Cross fine writing instruments are mechanically guaranteed fora lifetime of Writing pleasure. Handsomely gift packaged, too. 348-8340 NW Corner of square 2, 1 10A . Friday, May 986 The Dall EuternN Florida man arrested here for ·drug sale By CAM SIMPSON l{nellin, assistant U.S. district at viewing Christenson's actions at the Brittan Staffwriter torney. Huellin would not identify the motel since his arrival in Charleston SfA A .Florida man. was arrested in motel. and arrested the suspect at about 7 Charleston Wednesdayby Illinois State Huellin said the Illinois State Police p.m. �Ridge Police for the alleged possession and Division of Criminal Investigation Skuta was apprehended at his home attempted distribution of about 16 (DCI) and the Internal Revenue Service in Florida and was identified as the No w Renting ounces of cocaine, said officials of the received a tip on March 16 from a alleged supplier of the cocaine, Huellin New 3 & 4 Bedrooms U.S. District Attorney's office in confidential. source that Don Skuta, said. To wn Houses Danville. 26, Marathon Shores, Fla. , had The two arrests were the result of a John M. Christenson, 27, allegedly said in a phone conversation continuing investigation of cocaine 500 · Starting at $1 3 Marathon, Fla. , was arrested at a that his "best friend" would be trafficking in the Champaign area by Washer-Dr Charleston motel after a confidential delivering the cocaine to the central the IRS and Illinois State Police, said yer source made contact with him and Illinois area. an official at DCI. Refrigerator viewed the cocaine, said Francis Huellin said DCI agents had been Oven & Range Microwave April showers will bri Completely ng May ...uh ...he at Carpeted By CARL McCLASKEY "We're going to have a warm May warm up so that I can go to the Across from Campus Staff writer with above average temperatures and beaches," said sophomore Deven 3 April showers may bring May less moisture during the month. Most Tailor. · Call 348-1 32 flowers, but what does the month of of the state will be warmer without rain Junior Jill Paprocki said, "I hope May have in store for Charleston and and that's not good because it's been it's great weather to lay out. I'd like the · Office location: the rest of Illinois? • too dry for the past few months. days to be sunny and the nights to be Lincoln Plaza Suite 4 Dalias Price, a retired climatology Eastern students also have their own cool. May is a great month because you and geography instructor at Eastern, expectations of what the weather will get out of school and you have time to Offi ce Hours: said May will have higher temperatures be like in May. enjoy yourself in the nice weather 10:00-5:00 during the day and cooler temperatures "I'm hoping it's nice and cool for before the hot and humid summer at night. finals week, then the temperatures months." 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Illinois Association of School Next fa ll, applicants to Eastern's teaching At that time, the committee will determine the Boards as a "test of basic skills and subject matter programs will be required to demonstrate basic quality of the test as a measuring tool for student knowlege." The certification test is another mandate reading, writing and math skills, said Ron Leathers, assessment, he said. of the 1985 education reform act. assistant dean of the college of education. John North, chairman of secondary education, is Terri Heck, a business education major from A combination of cumulative grade point average, against testing teachers in general and the PPST Arcola who will graduate in May, said the test assessment test scores and grades earned in required specifically. He said the PPST is too difficult. focuses attention on the academic performance of curriculum will be use d to measure .a student's "I teach all graduate classes. I never give the teacher rather than on the classroom per proficiency in the three skills, Leathers said. examinations. What you do is not always testable," formance. Eastern' s plan calls for administering the Pre North said. "Just because someone can pass a test does not Professinal Skills Test (PPST) to students. GPA Teachers should have to demonstrate their skills, mean they can teach," she said. standard.s will also be raised from 2.25 to 2.50 in but iesting does not measure the skills that are most The primary skill of a good teacher is the ability to order to be admitted into the program in the fall important to good teaching, he said. teach on the student's level, Heck said. semester of 1988, he said. "You may be a brilliant teacher academically, and An alternative to testing teachers would be to The PPST will be administered as a three-semester make great grades, but not be able to relate to extend the period for grantiRg tenure to new teachers pilot study to allow Eastern to determine the students," North said. and catch the bad teachers before they get Into the reliabiliy of the test and to establish reasonable One positive aspect to the test is that it can help system, North said. norms for evaluating test scores, said George students prepare for'the certification exam they will "School administrators need to roll up their Schlinsog, associate dean of the college of education, have to take at the end of their program, he said. sleeves and quit yelling about tenure preventing them During the trial test period, ACT scores will be The certification test, called the teacher bar exam from firing poor teachers," North said. AB OKs final five budgets, Quartet sets ·'Showboat' By LYNN GALBREATH 1978. inc.ludes money for 'E.T.' Staff writer Saturday's performance marks "Here Comes the Showboat" is the 17th annual concert for the drill to post signs in conjunction with the theme for this year's Coles Coles County Barbershop Singers. Homecoming week. County Barbershop Singers concert "The group is dedicated to the The Apportionment Board approved A line item transfer was $305 at p.m. Saturday in Dvorak encouragement of this type of item transfers for Student Senate requested for in newspaper ads 7:30 · line $303 . Concert Hall. music," McMorris said. "Bar five University Board committee A third line item transfer of was and $90 Director Stan McMorris said the bershop harmony is one of the few udgets in a brief meeting Thursday. requested to pay .50 for UB $87 group, which features three award truly American forms of music." UB Mainstage committee received a sweatshirts for coordinators and staff winning quartets and is comprised Proceeds from the concert go to 0 line item transfer to pay members. $639.85 of 25 area men, will highlight songs the Institute of Logopedics, which the movie "E.T." The Public Relations committee for from the days of the riverboat. help children wbo and The Productions committee was received a line item transfer to have spe�ch $580 "The men will anted two line item transfers purchase bumper stickers and frisl?ees b.e dres.Jecljn hearing impa�1' .� of $35 costumes which depict life on the said. $25 for the purchase of duct ta e for promoting UB and for recruitment d p Mississippi riverboat: gamblers, A party at Dynasty Inn following secure wiring and other hardware to purposes next year. country gentlemen and dock the concert is open to the public sure audience and staff safety. The Student Senate was granted workers," McMorris said. with an admission price of $5. The Human Potential committee three line item transfers. Two line McMorris said the performance Tickets may be bought in advance eived a line item transfer. to items transfers of and was $100 $95 $130 will feature Sentimental Journey, a from McMorris, 1213 Lincoln Ave.; rovide catering to the 21st Century requested for the production of a group which has placed in the top 0 Tom Woodall, Lantz room 219; or teel Band. student government brouchure to be l in state competition for many years; Ron Leathers Buzzard room 210F. The Homecoming committee was distributed next year. Also a line $35 Special Invitation, a recently Tickets are $5 forth public, $4 for anted three line item transfers. A $75 item transfer was allotted to purchase reformed group; and Male Delivery, senior citizens and students and item transfer was requested to punch and cookies for a student $3 'ne winner of the state competion in for children under 12. urchase a staple gun and an electric government reception. 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R- 6897. $50/mo., fall, $100/mo. 2257 Ask for John. campus, and air conditioned. 9997 for current federal list. ______.5/5 furnished . 1609 9th. 581 · -::--,------·5/5 Call 345-6684. ______SUMMER 7/29 2720 or 345-6800. APTS furnished. 5/2 1, & HELP WANTED: Babysitting 5/5 2, 3 bedroom. Close to FOR RENT School year 86- & light housekeeping in our Wanted campus 345-7286. 87, One, Two Bedroom home. Boys 4 & 7. 7:15 a.m.· ------5/5 Apartments. 41 5 Harrison. '7 :-:- 3:30 p.m. Some wkends. & WANTED JUNK CARS. WE for Rem Intersession and-or Summer Call 348-5032. other times. About June 1 · PAY CASH. 348-5232 . . subleaser(s1 needed for an 5/5 Sept. 1 . Must be able to swim ______5/5 2 bedroom furnished Olde Towne apartment. Low Summer only; flat rate $200 & drive. Transportation, room & Complete Auto Repair apartment for 2 or 3 people rent. Water, ca ble, a-c, and mo. for a 2 bedroom apt.; board can be provided. Salary Service. 208 North 7th. 348- close to campus available Aug. dishwasher included. Call several locations available. Negot. Call 345-3496. 5232. 16. 345-7286. Michelle at 581 -3440. , Carlyle Apts. 348-7746. ______.5/2 ______5/5 5/5 ______515 �------00 Offlclal Notices are paid for through the Office of University Relations. Questions concerning notices -Offlclal Notices should bedi rected to that office. Intersession Registration Intersession Aids, Chemistry Department, James Martin proved in Records Ullice prior , - A CONTINUING STUDENT Dropsl�dds Security, Housing, etc., will be Registrar to enrolling for the course. WHO DID NOT PRE-ENROLL A student who needs to marked unclear. Each student Students should ask to see Mr. FOR INTERSESSION 1986 change his Intersession should check with all depart· Student/Dependent Conley or Mr. Martinto disc1.1ss Application for may register on Friday, May schedule may do so in the ments to clear all obligations Summer Insurance 1986 work by correspondence. Graduation 2-TODAY- in the Registration Operations Room prior to semester or summer Full-time (8 hours) students James Martin Application and re Registration Operations Room (south basement McAfee) on term breaks, and/or leaving the will have an insurance premium Registrar for graduation for (south basement McAfee) Monday, May 19 from .9:00 University permanently. included in their Summer Term Term 1986 must be between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. until 3: 00 p.m.; on Transcripts of the academic service fees. Students who will Ellglblllty For ,• p.m. A student registering Tuesday or Wednesday, May records of any student with an not be enrolled in the Summer Intersession ,, today should bring his l.D. card 20 or 21, from 9:00 a.m.· unclear record will be withheld Term or who will be part-time Those students who are and PAYMENT FOR IN 1 2:00 noon or from 1 :00-3:00 and not sent to any one or any for that period (less than 8 academically dismissed for low TERSESSION/SUMMER TUI· p.m. place. If the obligation is ex hours) are eligible to purchase scholarship at the close of TION AND FEES. The last day to drop an In· tremely serious or prolonged, it Summer Sickness and Ac· Spring Semester 1 986 are not A student who cannot tersession class-and receive may result in a complete hold cident Insurance If enrolled full· eligible for enrollment in register today for Intersession full refund andno gradefor the on a student's record which time Spring Semester with Summer Term or in ln: may register on the first class class-ls THURSDAY, MAY includes withholding grade insurance coverage. tersession which is part of Sprlng 1986 day, Monday, May 19, in the 22, 4:30 P.M. The last day to reports and precludes read To be eligible to purchase Summer Term. Intersession Commencement Registration Operations Room drop an Intersession cfass and mission, registration, or insurance for dependents, a pre-registration rosters will be Spring 1 986 graduates from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. receive a "W' is Tuesday, graduation. student must first be covered checked and those students pick up their academic , I PAYMENT FOR TUITION AND June 10, 4:30 p.m. James Martin by the insurance program. A who pre-registered and are the University Union, notified that Ballroom: I FEES WILL BE DUE ON THE TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 4:30 Registrar student who is not full-time for dismissed wUI be ' they will be withdrawn· from Friday, May 9: 8:00 to ' DATE YOU REGISTER. P.M. IS THE DEADLINE FOR the summer may purchase � :.AichaelD. Taylor DROPPING AN IN· Student Gr•d• dependent insurance coverage Intersession and the rest of and 1 :00 to 7:00 -or Report$ oaly if he/she purchases Summer Term. Saturday, May 10: 8: I Director, Registration TERSESSION CLASS. The deadline for submitting a At the close of each grading coverage for himseH AND had James Martin 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a. Summer Central Credit/No Credit or an Audit period Student Grade Reports purchased dependent Registrar 12:30 p.m. l Reglstr.tlon card is Wednesday, May 21, are mailed to the home ad coverage for the Spring Those graduates i 4:30 p. m. (for Intersession dresses listed by the Semester. Prices for Summer Grade Change missed mail-order I A CONTINUING STUDENT Appeals WHO DID NOT PRE-ENROLL classes only). students-NOT the local are as foll9ws: may rent regalia FOR SUMMER TERM 1986 Michael D. Taylor addresses. Pleasebe sure that Student-$ 16 Appeals to change assigned Collegiate at the above may register JUNE 16 ac Dir. , Registration you have requested a change Each Child-$1 8 grades must be initiated by the times from the extras � of address with Housing it only-$22 students through the ap (as long as �r.. cording to the following Spouse bring they propriate instructors within fo ur This must .be done In r schedule by last digit of.social Graduation Requirements there has been a change in Come to the Insurance security number: Deadline your home address to which Section. Office of Financial weeks after the start of the however. Checks 0-8:30 a.m. For a student to be con grades will be mailed. Aid, Second Floor of Student grading period following the accepted. 1-9:00 a.m. sidered a Spring Semester James Martin ServicesBuilding- East Wing no one for which 1he contested REHEARSALS are In .. 2-9:30 a.m. 1986 graduate ALL graduation Registrar later than 3 p.m. June 16, grades are recorded. The Gymnasium Friday 3-1 0:00 a.m. requirements must be met by . 1986 to obtain an application deadline for Spring Semester May 9. Moring 1986 grade change appeals is rehearse ilt 6 p.m., tllll 4-1 0:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. on Friday, May 30, . Reapplication for card before making payment at 5-1 1 :00 a.m. 1986. This means that any Gradu•tlon the Cashier's Office In Old Monday, July 14, 1986. temoon graduates r 6-1 1 :30 a.m. removals of academic work Any student who has applied Main. Deadline for payment Is James Martin 8 p.m. It is very Im 7-12:00 noon from other institutions MUST for graduation for a future June 16, 1986, before 3:30 ReglStrar youor a stand·inattend. 8-1 2:30 p.m. reach Records Office by that semester or summer tenn and p.m. Pleasenote: Even though After your cere 9- 1 :00 p.m. date. H all requirements are not then finds that he/she will be you have purchased spouse Financial Aid RETURN DOOR CLOSES AT 1 :30 met, the student should graduated either a semester or and/or dependent Insurance Disbursement robes/caps/hoods to the P.M. re apply for graduation for summer term earlier or later coverage, spouse and AH financial aid recipients of Walkway (in case of rain, A student should enter the Summer Term 1986 no later MUSTreapply for graduation In dependents are not entitled to awards scheduled tor Fieldhouse). souttteast door of McAfeeGym than Monday, June 23, 1986. the Records Office. There is use Pharmacy or Health disbursement May 2, 1986 RECEPTION for • and proceed to the North Gym, James Martin no additional charge for Services with the purchase of and those who have failed to and their parents wilt be ""' where he will present his 1.0. Registrar reapplying. Reapplication must thisInsurance. obtain their aid of an earlier Immediately after card to obtain material$. and Uncleer Records be accomplished no later than Joyce Clnq·Mars scheduled date are asked to ceremony in the instructions. The academic records for the published deadline of the Insurance lpeclalist report to. the Second Floor. Ballroom. Union. En Enrollment procedures will students who have outstanding new semester or summer term East Wing, Student Services will be at the east end Include PAYMENT OF obligations with such when he/she plans to CorrespondenceCour ... • Building between the hours of BaHroom. TUITION AND FEES. departments as Textbook graduate. For Summer Term Students who plan to take 9-12 noon and 1-3:30 p.m. Michael D. Taylor Rental Service, Booth Library, 1986 the deadline is Monday, any work by correspondence Please bring your student l.D. Dir. ,Registration Athletic Department, Financial June 23, 1986. MUST have that course ap- cardwith you. Friday's Report errors Immediately at 581·2812. A correct ad wlll appear In the next edition. Uni"• notHled, we cannot be r"ponalbl•tor an Incorrect ad after lta tlrat Insertion. Deadline2 p.m. previousday. Classifiedads 13A R For .....______R __ For ent For Rent For Rent ... For ent furRent Rent fi _ ti fi ti Renting for Summer, Fall 1 bedroom apartment- 751 SUMMER SUBLEASERS Two bedroom furnished and Furnished 3-bedroom Fall Big 2 rm. apt. tum . heat, , and Spring '87, Ratts Polk sixth St. $150- $200.00 some NEEDED furnished newly unfurnished apartments. apartment available this fall. water.trash. 200. Call 345- . and Ratts University Dr. utilities, furnished. Call Hank, carpeted. Cheap utilities. Only Electric heat and Air Con $300 per month . Call 1 ·359- 2097.Summer Big 3 rm . apt. ished townehouses, 2 348-8146. $75. 345-1495. ditioning. Carpeted 8405 after 5p.m. tum. water, trash pd. Av. May Available for 2 ______5/5 oom $145. person for 3 ______.oo ------�5 15 throughout. 15 1 10. Call 345-2097. 22. person for 4. All but Excellent furnished apts. for · 2 Summer subleasers people. 947 4th St. See Apt. Needed: Summer =------512 ee are newly carpeted. four. Close to CBfTlRUS. Ph. needed for 2 bedroom No. 1-PHone 348-7746 or Subleasers for Oldtowne SUMMER SUBLEASERS mer rent $1 50. flat for 345-2777. apartmentin Olde Towne. Rent 345-5348. Apartments 2 or 4 person, 2 1523 Division. 3 bedroom, 2 ______5/5 bedroom. Price is negotiable. 11arage. 3,or 4 people. One month ;-¥ 00 ' negotiable! Call Kathie 345- bathroom, basement, I security deP<>Sit. 9 mo. Very nice 3 Bedroom house 7630 or Annie 345-7587. DESPARATELY NEED Call Mike 581-2003. RENT NEGOTIABLE. Call 581- SUBLEASER FOR ______5/5 · . Call 345-61 15. for r!'lnt for 3 or 4 people. ______5/5 FEMALE 2555 ask for Mike, or 581 �------�o o Phone 348-1442 days. Summer: Oldtowne 2 SUMMER. NEW APT. ON 7th . SUMMER SUBLEASERS: 2454 ask for Jeff. bedroom 2 person apt. Rent DISHWASHER AND HOUSE Yt BLOCK FROM 5/5 Apartment for 4 people, 2 ______;00 ______IABLE! CAMPUS. WAHSER·DRYER, droom furnished with 3 BR. APT. AND HOUSES negotiable. Phone 2033. A/C-RENT NEGOT Female SUMMER BETH 348· MICROWAVE. RENT VERY asher, 1 Y1 baths, car RENTAL SERVICES 345· ______5/5 CALL APRIL OR SUBLEASER needed. Own NEGOTIABLE. CALL 348- ed throughout laundry 3100. For Rent 1 or 2 guys for fall 8676. room.fully furnished, laundry, semester. At 1075 7th Street. ______5/5 5004. ASK FOR JANE OR parking, close tocampus, A·C, ilies, $120 each. 1017 ______5/5 available: 2 MONICA. lawn . Ph 348-7746. Attractive Summer Apart· Phone 348-0656. Fall leases call 348- 7965. bedroom 4th, 9th, 11th street. ______5/5 �------00 ment for 2 people above ______5/5 -:------5/5 pets. Call 345-9606. Two bedroom house close to 2 bedroom furnished apt. ( 1 Ruthles. A.C.. Furnished, rent NEEDED FOR SUMMER: 2 No Cute bungalow, available ______5/5 campus. Partially furnished. 2 persons) 345-6544, 345· negotiable. Best location in female subleasors! $63-per June 1 . 1-2 students. Close to NEEDED! May and deposit required. 31 . town! 345-3475. month! very nice house, 2 SUBLEASER Lease campus. 345,5739 after 5 doors from Marty's. Call 345- to August. One bedroom. Low No pets 345�6011 or 345· p.m. �------__:D O ______5/5 2 people. ______Two 2 bedroom houses for Partially furnished air con 7529. bills. Privacy. 1 or 9462 after 5:00. 5/5 ______5/2 mer, fall rental. 265 per ditioned apt. Quiet place. With Call 345-6708. Wanted subleaser, only ______5/5 Apartment Two th. Not near campus. water and trach paid. Call348· Renters needed, own Furnished $130. summer. Own room; unfurnished From Campus. Five e name and number. 348· 0664 between 1 p.m. and bedroom, 2 kitchens, 3 batfis, Two bedroom Blocks large house 1070 9th Call Don • s. Washer-Dryer. 715. 4:30 p.m. Across the street from Lantz, Apt. for Fall; Water and gar Bedroom 348-8527. For ______2nd St. Call 345- 4976. bage pickup furnished. Central Air. Completely 512 5/5 ______5/5 on ______Remodeled. Extra Clean And House for rent this summer. 1 male leaser for 86·87 5/5 more Info call 1 -543-2408. Nice. Call 345-3515 or 348- Summer subleaser needed 50/mo. includes utilities. school year. Apartment on NEEDED Summer �------�00 private bedrooms 8837 after 3:30p.m. for 2 bedroom apt. For 2 campus. 4 big bedrooms. 1601 9th close to campus: Subleasers. 3 RoomsFor Rent House. 4 & bath 2 ______5/2 peopl e. Garbage and water DeDee at 348-8050. Call Eric 2454 or Chris 3884. in Furnished Apt. Dishwasher, remodeled kitchen Microwave, 2 baths. The best showers fully insulated ex Artistic Studio Apartment paid, laundry, off street ______515 ______515 utilities Furnished $220 per month: parking, rent negotiable. Call House for Rent for summer, 5 BDRM. HOUSE. 7 BLKS Summer Home Around cellent condition low Call 1-359-8405 after 5p.m. 581·2837. 5 people, close to campus. FROM EIU. FURNISHED. $95 Campus. Call Dave 348-5370. 348-1 750. ______5/2 345-9774. EA. 348-1614. 515 oo __.:..______5/5 ______5/2 ______5/5 FEMALE SUMMER BLEASOR NEEDED. OWN BLOOM COUNTY.------E ROOM, VERY CLOSE Puzzle Answers /Ell!NUN/l. -c HA RTI A C R ID• CAMPUS, I B u s TER I CH I II E S• tr� SHER/DRYER, MICROW· II E H T 0 H E I co .. p A CT fhl!NOW. , DISHWASHER! $65, ARN• P E S T E R S• l A R S, $65 CALL MARY AN· R B I S • E p 0 DE• s I RE GE S• A T E• N CE I RSON AT348- 5004. H T II I �1ek11 0 R G A N I S T .H E D G E S �-'C/f'/!Ct/a:; ______-- .5/2 ---110 R S E co D E - 11/�t\_ fifWk:)I Furnished apartmentfor 4. 2 PR0 .. 0 s •R A p A C I T Y rooms, new carpet, close l 0 V E o• S I N. l A T H E � D E R •c E N S •R A R A - EIU available Aug. ·1 6 $400 0 T DER• 0 R E G AN o• l E T 8 fi month. School year lease. S N A p p E D I T 0 DD I E S �� T R 0 E I AR E A S 5-7286. I up H • l� ______.515 l•MISERISE DAN •• 2' i r( L--"''-----.A ! ,, . Campus clips S-2. BY GARRY TRUDEAU stlan Campus Fellowship will have a swim party May 2, from Doonesbury · 8 p.m. at Buzzard Pool. The fellowship will also have com II/HITE ll/Ja?AJ!; IA/ANT 11/EU., SO'f& CF VS PON7 /QANT7lJ ion service May 4 at 6 p.m. at the campus house at 2231 S. fJ/.ACJ65TA 7D Y VICTltf.1'3 8CWl'TPOllZ!fl7 ANYMa?&. ti!<& Tl{f; St. Everyone is welcome. fOflalCR. IT MAKES NliPI91.ACK.� 8/R ! H& T1ylor Hall, The American Cancer Society will b sponsoring 7Hel>'fffe/... U5CFf.Jl . POe5N'T NEBP5el·A51� ! H&'S e MAKING HIS sttPMcnY all-university bar·b-que on Sunday, May 4 from 4 . 6 p.m. on \ 711/llJUfiHPfJRe HIJ51lel South Quad. The Announcements will be providing live music there will be hotdogs, hamburgers, chips and drinks. All eeds will be going to the American Cancer Society. All nts arewelcome and it is open to the public. � pus Cllps are published daily, free of charge, as a public ·ce to the campus. Clips should be submitted to \"'� ' office The Daily tern News by noon one business day before date to be ished (or date of event). Information should include event, � e of sponsoring organization (spelled out - no Greek letter eviations), date, time and place of event, plus any other 'nent information. Name and phone number of submitter must included. Clips containing conflicting or confusing information not be run if submitter cannot be contacted. Clips will be Chanelle's Daily for space avai lable. Clips submitted after noon of deadline r�m not c.u�ln9 cannot be guaranteed publication. Clips will be run one day OH ""Y ha\ t -�.._•n for any event. No clips will be taken by phone. for a \"\\}One.! lip of the petL------.- Can 't think of what to get a friend look through Th e Daily Eastern News classified ads of ideas. for lots - . Friday's Report errors lmmedi.tely at 581·281 2. A will appear In the next edition. Unleu cannot be responslble for a-" Incorrectad alter Insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. t4A� May 2 ,1986 Cl�ified ads For Rent · For Sale (( Lost/Foundc::;:Ji Announcements 2 or 3 persons. Rent ______5/2 round face. Call 581 -3971 . 9462 .. done? I didn't! Get ready to ne_gotiable call 348-5870 after Mobile home 1980, 14 X :--=-c::-=-______5/5 ______5/5 party! Love, Sue. P.S. can I Delta Chis and Former 5p.m. 65, 2 Br. , lg. kitchen, bath w LOST:Set of keys with a A GRADUATION TEDDY have your autograph! Delpia: Party at Pattie -__-__ 5/2 garden tub, refrig. & stove, C· mini-sandal key chain. Return BEAR BALLOON B-K. UP UP =------5/2 Beth's house Friday night. FALL '86 A,...,P:-::T::-. -:::-FO.::-=--R 3-4 A, deck, exc. cond. call 235- to Eastern News. Or call 345- & AWAY. 345-9462. Congratulations Tim, Mike, 348-8675 for information. $440 MO. Own Bdrm, Robbie, Don, and 2005. 1659. REWARD!! -:--==--- ==,...... ,,___,....,,...-5/5 Paul on - becoming BOO RUSSO: Backyard, Parking lot, Close to ______5/5 ______.5/5 A sc ENTED BALLOON IN A Sfg Tau Gamma HBVt! campus, Laundry . Call 1983 HONDA EXPRESS FOUND:White plastic bag w BOX, LET US SEND ONE UPS Actives. Love, Lynette. GREAT Summer!!YOll' daughter is going to Melinda, 345-2989. $200. GREAT CONDITION. blue material in it at comer of TO YOUR MOM FOR =-::------,:c--=---·5/2 mls8 ______5/5 CARLA 348-0471 . 9th & ArthurAve . 348-0973. MOTHERS DAY! CALL Delta Sigs, Thanks for Love, Christine. TWO· BEDROOM . APART ______5/2 ______5/5 EARLY ! UP UP & AWAY making me feel special. You MENT FOR RENT, 1 BLOCK guys are Karen and Kathy: I FOR SALE: 1984 HONDA V· LOST: Cassatttapes in black BALLOONERY. 1503 7th St. the greatest! I'll miss FROM CAMPUS, 1060 7th St. 30 MAGNA 4,000 miles. holder. Call to claim at 345- 345-9462. you all. Good Luck always. think I'm procrastinator,irresponsible, FOR TWO OR 3 GUYS, 9 MO. Water cooled, Beautiful 6201 Ask for Debbie. ______5/5 Love your honorary and Im LEASE, CHEAP. CALL STEVE condition. Priced to sell. 348- A CANDY BALLOON-A· sweetheart, Shanon. (you're right). It's ______.5/2 been (31 2)354-0405 or AL being neighbors & 1604. LOST: set of dorm keys GRAM SPECIAL THIS WEEK :-:------5/2 friends, (31 2)991-4339. ______5/5 between Weller and Shanty DEL. 6.99. UP UP & AWAY Marcia and Dave, remember- we're stll ______5/5 Wall to Wall dorm carpet. town. 581-3093. BALLOONERY. 1 503 7th St. congratulations on graduating! behind, but there's 1 Rooms for Women 141 5 MUST SELL. $10. 581 -2293. 345-9462. I'm really going to miss you week! I'll really miss youl ______.5/2 Seventh, 6th house from ______mom and dad! Thanks for being Susie. __ ...... _ .5/2 FOUND: set containing two 5/5 campus. 345-3845. $100 BUNKBEDS for sale CHEAP silver keys at the edge of town. ROMANS!!ROMANS! !RO the best parents ever! Love, monthly-utilities included. Call 345-9401 . Please claim at the Eastern MANS!!FRIDAY NIGHT AT Sue. Brown house girls, ______.5/5 ROCS!!! 2-0PEN BARS. psyched for our party ______.5/2 News . -::----,-=------5/2 2 BR. HOUSE or mobile Steve, NO MORE days until night! Love, Lisa& J 1 980 MONZA Sports 5/2 ______.5/2 home for 2 students 1 mile Cou p e , BI a ck , AMIF M -:;;;..�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; :;,: R 0 M A N S FAT ALBERTS! Are you ready form EIU. RENTAL SERVICES Casette, 4-Cylinder, Looks END-OF-THE-YEAR BL for the BIG bar bill?! Love, Sue. 345-3100. ./"l ______5/2 Sharp. Must see! Call 348- - AnnoW\cemen1s OW-OUT-BASH. FRIDAY -----=-=----5/5 5906 or 728-4193. Price �f NIGHT. Come PARTY with the 2 BR APTS. for 3-4 Negotiable. ALPHA PHIS: I'm so pround _ 5/2. LAMBDA CHI LITTLESISTERS ..,.� _____,,_ _ __ students. Somewith util. paid. ______5/5 to be an A-Phi!! Best wishes in AN-NUAL SP-R-ING RUM· from U of I tonight at 7 :00. Lisa Skul: You've RENTAL SERVICES 345- HIDE-A-BED COUCH, BAR all you do- and lets keep A-Phi MAGE SALE Clothes, baby ______5/2 terrific friend and r 3100. WI STOOLS, AND MUCH N0. 1 everywhere! I'll miss you items, household, dishes, Tri-Sigmas ; Good Luck really going to miss you. ______5/5 MORE, CALL BEST OFFER all! Love Always, Kim P.S. miscellaneous. May 2&3, 8 during finals week and have a tons, Debbie Pape. P.S. Single rooms for rent with 348-5180. ARIZONA: Spring Break '87!!! a.m.-4 p.m. Bag sale Saturday wonderful Summer. Surprise. really should do bathroom and kitchen. $1 50- =---,.------5/5 5/2 12·4 p.m. $1 .00 per bag. ______,..___5/2 about those toots!!! $1 20 per month. Call 1-359- Congratulations to the Rats for pets or food. All Students welcome. Immanuel Mary and Laurie, lets make 8405 after 5p.m. graduating seniors in Alpha Phi Lutheran Chur Colleen Coughlin sizes, colors. $2.00. ch, cornerof 9th Lynn's last few nights as a free 5/5 Omega. Good Luck! Love, & Cle happy birthday on -___...,, .,.,..::- .,...,::-::-:::-:::::--:::=' Salamanders $1 .00. Other veland, across form wolflen the bes t!Forget the FURNlS-HED-APARTMENTs Delta Psi. Love, the Roses of S.T.G. animals. Call before 4:30. Tarble Arts Center. dinner and appetizers just bring FOR MEN, AVAILABLE IM· ______.5/2 581 -5592, Vince. ______5/2 the pitchers! MEDIATELY . REDUCED, Come to Sunday Morning Party, Saturday.May =.::-.,..---,------5/2 ROMANS AT ROCS!!! 2 -- 5/2 FREE MONTH. 345-4846. FOR SALE: Good Qual. Workshop at Wesley United BARS! !! $3 ,--- --:-.,.-,-:--:--:- 1542 4th in back parking belta Sigma Phi End of the ______5/5 Methodist Church on May 4 at Starts at noon, til ?? Come _....,. Bunk Beds Must Sell $35.00 ALL-U-CAN-DRINK. 9-1 2, year 4:00 club today 1 705 9th House Two bring a friend! Furnished Call Mike 5183. 9 or 11. Free survival kits for 25¢ 12·1 . Street. Blocks From Campus. Washer exam week will be given to all ------·5/2 ---,------5/5 .,.---:- ______5/2 Dryer. Air-Conditioner. Extra students. Wesley Church is The Roses of Sigma FOR SALE: Recliner-good JIM GARLAND: Happy Monique we hate U OF I Clean. Four or Five People. across from Lawson Hall. Birthday to you! Happy bir Gamma wish everyone condition. Excellent for ______512 Call 345-3515 or 348-8837 -5/2 luck on finals and a apartments. 348-1280, ask -----=__, thday to you! Happy Birthday PARTY PARTY PARTY on after 3:30p.m. Tegan- Ward! Thanks for Summer break. for Lori. dear SIGMA MAN! Happy the NEW Lambda Chi PATIO ------,--�5/2 ______being so special to me! .5/2 Birthday to you! Love, SIG 7:00 Tonight BE THERE! Two BR, Carpet Apts., A.C., Lofts made to fit Taylor or Remember, its just the KAPS. ______5/2 Lauri Derosa Thank Furn. unfurn ., $225 or beginning! We've got lots a ___, or Thomas. Sturdy attractive. 5/2 Happy Birthday Lisa San all the awesome times $250, near downtown head of us!Smile-l'm always Michelle Stoeppler: When best offer. 2032. filippo!Love, The Roses of shared with me as my Charleston. Call 345-6503 or ______thinking about you! Love You! you get really bored this 5/5 S.T.G . sister and friend. You're 345-9215. Nice comfortable couch! Kim. Summer, Remember: The . ______.5/2 beautiful girl who I wl .5/5 ______5/2 picture taking episode at Phi ______Best offer. Call 345-5258. LYNETTE BOWERMASTER: tremendously. Love FEMALE SUBLEASER ______To my wonderful roommates Sigs, Splashing and waking 5/5 Thanks for making this year :>o Theresa. NEEDED: for summer. Own in 4G, Thanks so much for a Jeannie; Spending 40 dollars 19inch color T.V. for sale much fun. You have been a room, large house half blk. wonderful year!You all added at Ike's on beer and pizza; $75. Call Mike 3872. great mom & friend. We will Dawn Bukes: You're a from campus, completely ______so much to make my first year Charging drinks at Fat Alberts 5/5 have to write tons of letters person. I'm really going furnished, dishwasher, here great. Thanks for all of and Krackers; The Jungle and over the Summer! Love, you. Keep up the good microwave, washer-dryer Rent pport, understanding & getting "lost" at Northern; I your su Christine. You'll "'ways be my Negotiable call Marti 348· friendship. I'm very thankful to want my two dolla!; Being bitten Lost/Found ______5/2 Mom. L.Ne, Laurie. 5004. ] have gotten to know all of you, by a dog; The ever 0 Ebes: Thanks for everything. 5/5 FOUND: lightweight vinyl and I wish you the best of popular,"Do we have time for a You've been the greatest Jan, Pattie, P.J., M jacket-identify to claim at 119 everything always! Love, Lori pitcher?". Thanks for being friend. I'm going to miss you Laura, You guys are the Coleman West. Also have B. such a great Special Sigma soooo much! Love ya tons, friends anyone could ��-----For Sa_le assorted mittens & gloves. ______.5/2 Sis! !! Love, Martha. Debbie. Let's party this Summer. ______.5/2 MARY DURAND: Happy ______5/2 Debbie. 1975 VEGA, _4-speed___ , ______5/2 Birthday (tomorrow). Don't ,...... ,. stereo, recent tires, battery, Lost: 2 keys on blue Lawson RON WOLF AND GARY JAMES A. -Aww, I don't party too much! Ha! Who are PALKA: Thanks for the exhaust, shocks. Starts and Key Chain. Lost beginning of wanna leave. I have such a S.S. & M.B.: Who we kidding?! Love, your Phi Sig FANTASTIC dinner. You're runs great $425.00 or ? 581 - the semester in E.L. Kracker great time whenever I'm with the best roommates I've Sisters. definitely the best barbecuers 5533 after 6. area. If found please return to you ... and that's alot! Been to had! Love, J.W. ______5/2 in town ! Carolyn (here's ______5/2 Lawson Hall or put in mail. 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GUESS WHAT!!Take wish everybody GOOD LUCK LYNN ANDERSEN Congratulations on winning the PARTY PARTY PARTY! on semester. with you so far, and care. The queer of the North. on finals. CONGRATULATIONS ON Panhell Intramural Trophey!! the NEW Lambda Chi PATIO ______I'm really looking forward to ______.5/2 5/2 YOUR ENGAGEMENT! I'm so Way to Go! 7:00 TONIGHT BE THERE! !! next year. To those graduating, PARTY on the PATIO Good Luck on finals Tegan happy for you. Warm wishes ..,.,.------5/2 ______5 /2 I'll miss you and good luck with tonight!!!7:00 Lambda Chi Our "great" Summer is about for you and your fiance.Love, Alpha Sigma Tau: Good Luck YO ADRIANNE- WHEN DO your careers! Love, Amy. House. to begin!! Love, Mom. Your Phi Sig Sisters on your Finals! Study hard!! YA WANNA GO BOBBIN'? 5/2 ___5/2 1986 WARBLER GET IT NOW! ··�_�·-'\... . �:; �· Pick-up infor01ation Time is running out,�.,-�; All Students, Faculty and Staff Who: and so. are the Wa rblers ! What: Yearbook Pick-up Where: 1st floor Buzzard Building When: from 10a.m. to 3 p.m. How: Bring validated student ID How Much: Full time 2 semesters ...... F ree Full time 1 semester and summer ...... $2.50 Full time 1 semester ...... $5.00 Full time 1 semester and part time 1 semester. . $2.50 Parttime both semesters . . . . $5.00 No full time credit, students . . $10.00 Faculty, non-students, staff . . $12.00 We have boxes formoving ! 2 5 c each ! 1 98-6 16A Friday, May 2, The Dall Eastern N Katsimpalis' coming at re�irement ends eraEaste rn. Eastern By LORI EDWARDS Staff writer Katsimpalis has seen many changes during Tom Katsimpalis' name would be found on many years he has spent at Eastern as a student, athlete . instructor. pages of a book on'pastern's history . As a former basketball player and former athletic He said some of the biggest changes have come director, Katsimpalis has already made his mark. result of Title IX. He said classes and staff And he soon plans to add Eastern instructor to his previously been segregated. list of former achievements. · "We've integrated the program, classes and Katsimpalis is retiring at the end of the five-week and everyone gets along very well,'' he said. " curricula is also co-educational, and athletics summer session after 27 years of teaching at Eastern. h He's also third on Eastern's all-time basketball been merged into one good program. scoring list with 1,538.points. During his senior year, Katsimpalis said he has also seen a shift under coach Bill Healey, Katsimpalis was named comraderie of basketball teams since he played her captain and most valuable player of a team that held "When we played, I had fun," Katsimpalis He added he would always remember his team a 24-2 record. But despite Katsimpalis' successes at Eastern, he because of the fun they had. said he will probably remember the students more Today, Katsimpalis said there is more pressure than anything else. win, get good grades and take part in fundraising. Katsimpalis said he gets "great satisfaction" from "If you can't say you're having fun, then teaching and the students keep getting "better and shouldn't be playing," he said. · better. " Roger Dettro, Katsimpalis' former teammate Katsimpalis currently teaches classes on public now a dentist and mayor of Mattoon, said the relations and fund raising in athletics, graduate and ability to have fun, even during practice sessions, undergraduate administration· courses and one of the keys to its success. raquetball. James Johnson, another teammate who is n Maynard O'Brien, a former track and football Eastern's dean of student services, said, "The c coach, was responsible for bringing Katsimpalis from used to have to throw us out of the gym." Gary, Ind., to Eastern. PAUL KLATTI Photo editor But the Eastern Illinois State College team O'Brien said he was recruiting in the Gary area and more than fun going for them, they were also good. Former Eastern basketball standout and athletic Hea1ey asked him to look at Katsimpalis and The 1951-52 team went undefeated during coach director Tom Katsimpalis reflects on his career reg of his teammates. season play for the first time. They also one earlier this week.· Katsimpalis is retiring from his job extended 'Brien said Katsimpalis asked about the hunting winning streak under coach Healey to 52 ·O as a physical education instructor at Eastern. straig and fishing in the area, and O'Brien invited him wins on the home court. down forthe week to see it. school," O'Brien said. "We not only got along, but we relied "They (Katsimpalis and his teammate) kind of fell Katsimpalis also said the outdoorsy atmosphere depended on each other," Dettro sa id. "We k in love with it (the area) and came down here to and friendly people helped in his decision to attend (See RETIRED, page ISA) - Nk MM • The .Men ·gma Chi "1 �1 . - - ·-I l -·- - wish to con tulate our I :-l'· 11 : �I- • �I s! 8%1 W.JAmll Mt7 411 st M(\COMl_ L _ IJlt'- -.Jl'Mll81MIL. Tom Chester Mark Mason .. Tony Graziani on Mattson WE DELNE R1 Daniel Jae McDade WE DELIVER Matt Marty1rtriiim1mL:�l#UU1rtlHem mer - ...... • ... ·· --·------.. • I I Break the I I Pizza Habit I I at I I I I Sirloin Stockade I I -Sunday I I Night-Student Special- I I I I I I I F REE I I I I I I I I SALAD 80 Lincoln I I W. : I 345-3 I I 7 I I BA(withRI Meal) t�i�� open Daily I 1-91 I Just Bring Your E.I.U. I Student I.D. · 5-9 p.m. Only I � ------� ------· • • • • • • • • • • .. ... • .. " .... • ' .1' ' ...... The Dally Eastern News Friday, May 2, 1 986 17A UNDER PRESSURE FINALS . WEEK? · .. · . •.. · . · . · -··· •' • v, . . � , " '*; HELP - Yi Price Bowling Bo·. wling Alley & Pool Open . IO·a.m.-10:30 p.m. , f - s or 99¢ .. Suga� �r Shack ���1�!1;ia�;r A_ll h c c o olate bulk candy • Plain M&Ms • Peanut M&Ms � lb . 60¢ plus tax - FREE PENCIL ·Bookstore with Purchase Coffee · i n) -F�EE Hardee's (Un o with purchase _ SPECIALS START of egg and meat biscuit MONDA· YI! from 7:30-lO a.m. ":au;;=: · •Open 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m. I ¥ · UniversityBa llroom OPEN 24 HRS ALL WEEK __ , ,, :� STARTING 11 p.m. SUNDAY . - ··...... ,_,...... pm -6ani FREE COFFEE 11 HARDEE'S ALL DONATED BY WEEK! Cagers ink JC transfer ___ .- Eastern's men's basketball team has signed Crete-Monee native Dave Stein to a national letter of intent to play for the Panthers next season. Stein, a 6-foot-6, 195-pound power forward, has played the past two seasons at Parkland College in Champaign. Stein led the Cobras to the National Junior College II national title this past season. "Dave is really a pressure player," Parkland coach Tom Cooper said. an "He really excels in the big games and wants the last shot." rs man Stein averaged 21 points and 7 .5 rebounds a game for the 31-7 Cobras. itchell He was named team most valuable player and scored a career-high 44 Y�che points while grabbing 17 rebounds against Lincoln Land College in •the regional tournament. uitt "The first time we saw Dave play we knew he could fit into our system and excel at Eastern," Panther coach Rick Samuels. "Dave is accustomed to winning and is really competitive. He has an out standing shooting touch around the basket. " Retired_ trom page 16 almost exactly what the other one was going to do. We acted as a unit. There , , were no hogs or individualists. . "We were worried about the win- · · ning streak, but the players on the team . were very unselfish," Johnson said. And although it was a team that most of its members say held no jealousy, Katsimpalis was the key that held it together. "When the going really got tough, Tom was the one we usually went to. He was our leader," Dettro said. "Tom Katsimpalis is the best basketball player I ever had the privilege of playing with. He's the best I'd ever seen." Katsimpalis' wife of 34 . years, Jeannette Morford Katsimpalis, will retire (rom her position as art in structor at Lakeland Community College at the semester's end. "We'll both do what we want when we want and our time schedule will be our own," Katsimpalis said. He said they plan to make their home on Lake Sarah, outside of Ef fingham, their base and travel from there. Their first trip will take them to New Mexico and Colorado. Katsimpalis plans to visit his oldest son, who lives in Bellvue, Colo. ' Katsimpalis said he will try to get in HERE'S HOW: Talk to your Financial Aid Office about eligibility . some stream fishing, while his wife 1. paints. 2. Come to Champion Federal for ari application and interview. He also wants to spend some time with his grandchildren this summer. 3. After IGLP approval, Champion Federal will send check to His 3-year-old grandson will ac your Financial Aid Office. company him back from Colorado and his 3-year-old grandaughter lives on 4. No payments or interest until you graduate or discontinue Lake Sarah with his other son. your studies. Katsimpalis graduated from Eastern in the spring of 1952 and began teaching in the fall at Altamont. He then taught at Clinton High School Finance your education today - at Champion Federal from 1956 to 1959. He came to Eastern in 1959 as assistant athletic director under John Masley. In 1964, he became athletic director. He resigned that post in 1974. 500 W. Uncoln St. Charleston 345-2 174 Katsimpalis complet d his master's Hours: Weekdays 9·5 e Champion Sat. 9·Noon degree at the University of Illinois in Drlve·ln: Weekdays 8:30·5:30 1959. He received his doctorate from Federal Sat. 8:30·Noon Northern Colorado in 1968. .ft · DOn 't miss The Finals · Stop by any of our 29 offices throughout the state. Edition Monday!\ . , . he Dally Eastern News Friday, May 2, 1 986 ! 9A Snyder brings bciCk memories of Pyznarski Senior ties NCAA home run mark said it must have went 500 feet," Snyder said. Eastern first baseman Kendall "I'm going to try to keep the same Snyder tied an NCAA record last stance because I feel real comfortable Sunday when he smashed two home with it," Snyder said. "Once you find runs in one inning of a 15-2 AMCU-8 a groove, you want to stay in a groove. romp over Northern Iowa at Cedar I'd like to finish the season with double Falls, Iowa. figures in home runs and a .300 batting Snyder, a senior from Raymond average." Lincolnwood High School and a Eastern coach Tom McDevitt said transfer from Lincoln Land College, Snyder reminded him of former All led off the second inning with a solo American third baseman Tim Pyz homer. narski, who ripped opposing pitchers In his second at bat of the inning, for 22 homers, 78 RBI and a .443 nyder blasted a three-run shot to average in 1981 while wearing a conclude an eight-run outburst. Thus, Panther uniform. Pyznarski was with two right-handed swings of his selected that spring as a first-round bat, Snyder tied an NCAA record draft choice by the Oakland A's. established by South Florida's Todd "I was extremely pleased because I Wagonner on April 14, 1985, against always saw that potential in Kendall," Alabama-Birmingham. McDevitt said, "and now it's starting Snyder began his assault on the to show. For a while there, I thought I ecord book on Saturday (April 26) was watching Pyznarski all over again. with three consecutive homers in three "The five home runs Kendall hit traight at bats. He drilled a two-run would have gone out any day, blast in the first game of a double anywhere in our ballpark (380 in eader before smacking a grand slam center). None of- them were cheap and a solo homer in the nightcap. ones. I don't ever recall that happening The 6-foot-3, 200-pound Snyder's at Eastern. I know it hasn't in my nine otals for the three-game series and his · years here." ebut at Northern Iowa were five home But two homers in one inning was ns, 11 RBI, seven runs scored and six nothing new to Snyder. He ac its in 10 at bats. complished the incredible feat last "I'm mostly a streak hitter," Snyder summer while playing for the id, who took over the team lead in Springfield Rifles of the Central omers with nine while moving to Illinois Collegiate League. Snyder led cond with 37 RBI for 48 games. off an inning against Quincy with a "I go on these streaks once in a solo homer and followed with a grand hile, but never this big," Snyder said. slam in his second at bat of the inning. 'l was telling a couple of guys on the While Snyder's hitting was hindered LISA HOFFERTI Staffphotographer nch that I might get up again and hit earlier this season because of a thumb Eastern first baseman Kendall Snyder heads over to cover the base at Monier o. 5. I know one thing: I sure like to injury suffered in March, his glove lay there." continued to be among the best in the Field. Snyder tied an NCAA record by blasting two home runs in the same inning Snyder credited his power surge to nation. A right-handed first baseman, last weekend at NorthernIowa. hange in his batting style. "I just did he has fielded 417 of· 419 chances He's just a g·ood ol' farm boy who goes run hitter in baseball and a scoring on my own," Snyder said. "Instead flawlessly for a fielding percentage of out and does the job every day. He forward in basketball at Lincoln Land, institution based in f bending my knees, I just stood up. I .995. never has an excuse, never an excuse. a two-year as watching the ball come in better, "When a guy has a hard time He's an excellent big-time glove man at . Springfield. . ' , d I wasn't chasing any bad pitches. holding the bat, then you know it's first, and that potential has always · Snyder established a freshman "The last homer I hit was the far painful forhim to swing it," McDevitt been there.'' record at Lincoln Land as he blasted The Northern Iowa left fielder said. "But Kendall is not a complainer. Snyder came to Eastern as a home- eight homers in the spring of 1983. 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MO � IM ,.._ -· .... in modlnliml, notn.ndedtor .,...... -- llDld wMh� � · ------� ------Friday's lOA Gateway title within reach for Panthers By JOHN STROUD. Associate sports editor Illinois State's split with Western on Tuesday left Eastern's softball team with a one-game le the Gateway Conference with a 10-4 league r Illinois State is now 13-5. The Panthers (25-12-1 overall) host Wichita at 2:30 p.m. on Friday and Southwest Missouri p.m. on Saturday in key conference double-h at Lantz Field. This is the last week of Gateway before the May 8-10 conference tournament. "We control our own destiny now," first coach Janet Marquis said. The Panthers were p" to finish seventh out of 10 teams in the pre-s conference poll. Eastern needs to win at least three games to e a tie with Illinois State in the final standings. A game sweep would give the Panthers the No. 1 going into the tournament at Fon Du Lac P East Peoria. 1 "I expect some of the best games of the s coming up," Marquis said. "The team is lo good." Marquis stressed that the Panthers' offense · the key to winning. "Everybody has got to hit." Wichita, 7-7 in Gateway play, is hitting .18S team. Southwest Missouri, 6-8, is hitting .237 the Panthers are hitting .21 1. But while Eastern appears the stronger team i Eastern catcher Tim Torricelli has been the Eastern. The Panthers close out their season this standings, Marquis knows that anything can hap mainstay of the Panther lineup this season. Torricelli weekend at Monier Field. "We have proven before that we can lose to ranks in the top three of every offensive category for lesser teams," she said. Sophomore Angel Lendvay leads the te hitting with a .294 average. She holds Eastern r Frustrating season nears end in season triples with 10 and career triples with I Lendvay also leads the team with 35 hits RBI. She had 10 hits in 25 at bats last week fora Torricelli provides stabilizing force in lineup. batting average. The Panthers No. 1 pitcher sophomore By DAN VERDUN Tom McDevitt) ever had," Torricelli said. "We Mogill, will likely see most of the pitching Sports editor heard so much about potential this year. I mean talk during the weekend. Her record of 20-7-1 w· Jn the midst of Eastern's topsy-tervy baseball is cheap. I know it hurt us, I know it did." shutouts is one. of the best in the conference. season, senior catcher Tim Torricelli remained a The disappointment of Eastern's lackluster 25-22-1 right-hander has a 0.41 ERA and has struck o constant force in the Panther lineup. season left an obvious bitter taste in Torricelli's batters. While Eastern stumbled through what was mouth. In her two years at Eastern, Mogill has not projected to be a banner season, Torricelli main "The only positive thing (accomplished) probably 34-17-1 record striking out 314 batters-a P tained a consistency that was unmatched by any would be trying to· give 100 percent even though career record. She has allowed only 27 earned other Panther. we've been losing," Torricelli said. "We lost so 389.2 innings for a 0.48 career ERA. Mogill's Hoping to go out with a bang, Torricelli and his· many games different ways; it's just trying not to innings pitched this season is also an Eastern Panther teammates will host Blackburn College give up, you've still got to have your pride." and her 24 career shutouts and 14 shutou Saturday ard MacMurray College Sunday at Monier But with this . spring's output, Torricelli has season are both one short of Eastern records. Field. Both double-headers will start at 1 p.m. something to both be proud of and for the pro scouts Eastern's second pitcher, sophomore Sara Torricelli's consistency kept the Springfield to look examine for the June draft. (5-5), is also one of the leading hitters with product among the top three in every offensive "He's fighting size," McDevitt said of his 5-foot- batting average. She also has 10 RBI. category for the Panthers. 8, 175-pound catcher, "but I think he's got a chance "Defensively we're looking good and the pi Playing in all 48 games this season, Torricelli has to play pro ball. He's rugged. He can take the is looking good," Marquis said. "Occasion paced the team in hitting (.368), RBI (43), walks (41) beating, the everyday pounding that a catcher must have a couple of good hitters, but we need eve a!1d being hit by pitches (3). Moreover, the senior go through." looking good in the next week and a half." · ranks second in hits (53), runs (41), stolen bases (8), McDevitt added that Torricelli is also a gifted triples (2) and is third in home runs (6). baserunner in addition to his strong bat. But things weren't always that way for Torricelli. "He's a smart baserunner. He's no Vince "I went through that bad slump my sophomore Coleman, but he might be as smart a baserunner as Inside year and it kind of made me humble," Torricelli we have," McDevitt said. reflected while leaning back on the steps on the east Yet, the biggest stride Torricelli believes he has side of McAfee Gym. made in his four years at Eastern is his improved Blast from the past Eastern first baseman Kendall Snyde ' s "I didn't really do anything different this year defensive skills behind the plate. r r home run barrage brings back memori from last," Torricelli said. "I just went out and "When I got on campus here my freshman year, Panther All-American and first-round played." Skip told me I was a good defensive catcher," - draft not Tim Pyznarski. Yet , "Torro," as his teammates refer to him, Torricelli said. "I had a good arm, but was not good wasn't completely happy with his performance at the defensively. plate this season. "I catch all my years here and then I went out last "I really thought I would have a better year. I'm summer and played in the Jayhawk League in Kansas Tom Kat not disappointed," Torricelli said. "I've done and caught all the time," Torricelli said. Former Eastern basketball standout everything I set out to do. I just guess I was expecting "My defense and my throwing got a lot better, and athletic director Tom Katsimpalis is retiring a bigger year. It's when everyone is going good, that the next thing I know he (McDevitt) is tellW.g me I'm his teaching position this summer. you really don't even notice your own stats." one of the better catchers he's had," Torricelli said. But not every Panther had a good year, or at least "I think right now defensively I can go out and play the year that was expected of them. (pro ball). "We were expected to be the best team he (coach RDS IHI TM , said plans for the entires route arters g hand Ameri s extend helpinqu can end By CRAIGEDWARDS approximately 4,000 miles. The eastern Assistant Verge editor of the link will begin at the Statue of Liberty, through Illinois were finalized last week. Illinois segment of the line will enter What has 12 million legs, stands in four dif- with the western line beginning at a point on The Cairo, the southernmost tip of the ferent time zones, crosses 16 states and is the Pacific Ocean near Los Angeles. the.state at pass through cities such as Alton, making millions of dollars? Hands Across America will cross 16 states state and No, it's not some extra-terrestrial centipede and the District of Columbia. Illinois, Missouri Springfield, Decatur, Champaign , Kankakee invading the continent. Instead, it is a unique and Indiana are three of the states included in and Oak Lawn, and leave the state through fund-raising effort, known as Hands Across the line. Chicago. America, that will wind its way through the Morton reported that route assignments An estimated 439 ,560 people will be to complete the 333-mile line continental United States. were sent out to 11/2 million people April 29. needed on said. On May 25, 1986, six million Americans "That is 25 percent of the people we need through Illinois, Mort will join hands, forming a human chain from with less than a month to go," Morton said. Stein said celebrities standing in the Illinois Los Angeles to New York, to raise money for "Ken Kragen (president of the board of segment of the line will include "The Color the hungry and homeless in America, Carol directors of USA for Africa) told me this is Purple's" Oprah Winfrey and members of the Morton, deputy press secretary for Hands normal because it is the kind of event that Chicago Bears football team . Across America, said. people sign up late for," Morton added. - Steve Miller, a freshman speech com This project, sponsored by USA For Participants will contribute a minimum of munications major from Herscher, said he Africa, (known for its sponsorship of the "We $10 to join the Hands Across America line on plans to be one of many people standing in Are the World" single which raised millions Memorial Day weekend at 2 p.m. Officials the line. for starving Africans) , will be the largest com- expect to raise $50-100 million from partici "I only live 13 miles from where the line anding in munity event in the history of the United pant contributions and corporate sponsor- will be, so I am looking forward to st ," States, she said . _ ship , Morton said. the longest chain of people ever formed The route will span the country from the . Caroline Stein, deputy press secretary at tlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean, covering the · Hands Across America Illinois head- (See AMERICANS, page4) 2BI:1 cal.... Congratulationsto the new N: ::io. I · ·T ekes & TKE lil's isters ,;:, • I • • :!! : itI on gomg active •' 1. Greta Co cagne Police Academy 3 Don Lucas Friday and Saturday night 7: 15 - �..... Jennifer Klay iw-_ch_e _, s--. and 9:15 p.m.;· Saturday and Sun Mark 'Eddy ' McMullen �- ..-Ch , day matil'lee 2:15 p.m.; ·Sunday Baptist Church iii University through Thursday night at 7:15 p.m. O'Rourke Dawn Stultz r1-Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Todd �- · at the Will Rogers. 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Rated PG- at 10:30 a.m. *********** ******* Services will be held 13. at 2605 University Drive. and 6 p.m. Blue City St. Charles Catholic Church Saturday Friday and Saturday night at 5: 15, Services will be held at 8 and 10 7:15 and 9:05 p.m.; Saturday and a.m. at 921 Madison. 2 1 til 00 Sunday matinee at 2:05 p.m.; Sun fo r Drinks 9: day through Thursday night at 5: 15 and 7:15 p.m. at the Cinema 3. Music __ �I Rated R. I Ted's Warehouse Slip Into Silk Friday night "A.KA." will be playing Friday and Saturday midnight at Ted's; and Saturday night, "Whiskey showing only at the Will Rogers. University Village· 345-3001 Jack" will be playing. Rated X. Page One Hours : Mon. -Fri. 10-5:30 · Saturday 10-5:00 Saturday night "The System" will be playing at Page One. Verge editor ...... ·...... Diana Winson s�---. · ...... Assistant ...... Craig Edwards Art director ...... Becky Michael Extended 3 days. • • I Movies Photo editor ...... •...... 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Catch\ Prices toOLow toAd vertise!! The Dally Eastern News · Read the Daily Eastern News 13 1 , :.... , < a ···�::r • � -< m ID Ill i .. :I 'Different Light ' features good voclovea gonels , fun lyrics By DIANA WINSON bad, punctuated by harmonic "oo-wah- f Verge editor oo's" throughout: ! The band that is billed as the next Go-Gos has Side one ends with "Return Post," which is reminis- � released its second album, one that combines an cent of the . Mamas and the Papas style of e= almost-distinctive sound with some fun lyrics and song-beginning with a single voice, then bursting into :< better-than-average vocals. four-part harmony. "Different Light," the second release by the all Side two, which is not quite as good as the first one, !'>� female band the Bangles , is certain to please all die begins with · "If I Knew What She Wants," a song � hard pop music fans. However, for discriminatory featuring the lead vocals of Hoffs -who sounds a lot S: listeners, the Bangles' attempt falls short of any serious like Stevie Nicks without the harshness. musical breakthrough. "Let It Go" follows, a forgettable number about a For those not in the know, the Bangles consist of lost love-a familiar theme for most of the Bangles' four women: lead guitarist Vicki Peterson, drummer songs. Debbi Peterson (Vicki's sister) , guitarist Susanna Hoffs Next is "September Girls," a summer romance and bassist Michael Steele. The group, whose sounding song sung by Steele , whose voice sounds members all combine for the vocals, started out in very much. like a more feminine Tom ,Petty-minus 1981 as The Bangs. the nasal twang. Despite the inevitable comparisons to the previous "Angels Don't Fall in Love," a fast song featuring an all-female band the Go-Gos, the Bangles feature· their effective marimba accompaniment, is next, This song own style in terms of rhythm, instrumentals and also features several different rhythms, making it the vocals. "Walking Down Your Street" follows, a sort of most varied song on the album . Side one of "Different Light" kicks off with a song wishful -song about the guy she ju st can't seem to get. The slowest song on the album, "Following," is that is about to die from airwave overkill, "Manic Mon The album's snappiest number, with by far the best next. This cut features once again lead vocals by day." Although the title is appropriate enough, the lyrics of any on "Different Light," is "Walk Like An Steele, and results in a haunting song accompanied by song tends to grate on one's nerves if listened to more Egyptian." The song features a danceable beat, one an acoustic guitar only. than once a week. quite diff erent from Steve Martin's "King Tut," but a The album ends with a musically upbeat but lyrically However, many of the lyrics are quite unique, pseudo-punk song nevertheless. sad song, "Not Like You." realistic-especially to those of us who spend three "All the bazaar men by the Nile I They got the All in all, music lovers will find the lyrics and ex hours getting ready for class (" ...and if I had an air-o money on a bet I Gold crocodiles (oh whey oh) I cellent vocals one of the album's pluses. Despite a bit plane, I still couldn't make it on time.") They snap their teeth on your cigarettes" are just a few of predictability in some of the songs, in terms of The album's second cut is the title song, "Different of the lyrics which make this song seem somewhat silly themes, the Bangles' "Different Light" casts the Light." This tune begins with a driving guitar part but enjoyable just the same. spotlight on a band determined to find a sound of its which continues at times throughout the song. "Standing in the Hallway," next, is a song about own . Lack of originality turns 'Critters ' into sub-par horror flick By ROB LOBBES as "E.T." and "Gremlins" is attempted for a light snack. character development, but after _the Staff writer in "Critters" when one Crite thinks an Sent after them are two brainless Crites show up at the Brown farm "Critters" : something you get when E.T. doll is a living creature . bounty hunters who get carried away everything begins to fall apart. you combine "Gremlins" and "E.T.: We only see a small glimpses of with their job, providing both adventure When the Crites first arrive the movie The Extra-Terrestrial" with a touch of "Halloween" at the beginning, when and sometimes a touch of humor. seems to be on the road to being a good "Halloween I, II, and III" thrown in. tension is ·purposely built up through During the course of the movie, the thriller, but after the second encounter This combination may seem strange, camera angles and music and then Browns, an average American small the whole story becomes comical. but then the movie '1Critters" doesn't quickly relieved. town family, play host to the Crites. The turn around which takes place, quite fit into the norm either. In an at The movie begins with a jail break by When the Crites show up at the unfortunately, takes away from the ef tempt to copy other box-office hits, the eight hungry criminals (Crites) from an Browns' farm , the critters proceed to fectiveness of the movie . Both the com makers of "Critters" lost what made asteroid prison somewhere in space. hunt them down. In the meantime, the edy and the horror work well as those films work. The Crites, who have enormous ap bounty hunters show up in town sear - separate entities, but when they are "Critters," like "Gremlins," is about a petites and eat almost anything in sight, ching for the Crites and destroying combined as they are here the movie group of intelligent monsters out to take off in search of food. Their q uest things as they go. does not work as well as it could. destroy man. However, while brings them to Earth, where they stop The first half an hour is reasonable in "Gremlins" was dramatic yet light hearted, this movie is not balanced in ••••••• •••• • • ••••• • • •••• ••••• ••• • the same way. -� .. �- .. �- .... ��· -�-� ...... - �� . The humorous play on past movies DeliveryDinner Menu we Also Deliver = Softdough Breadsticks & Cheese ...... $1. 50. �ti• Individual Salads ...... ' ...... $1.00 ffWAA3l Soft Drinks ...... (it·lel Sif . : ...... $ .SO· The following offer, unbelievable as it may seem, is not just a special, but is good daily after 5 p.m. Delivery Dinner Menu Hours : with �xpress Delivery. Now Open 7 Days a Week !! Something Sp ecial Sunday-Thursdav, 5 p.m.- I I p.m. 1416 6th St. 345-1433 Friday & Saturday, 5 p.m.- I2 p.m. Next to Coach Eddy 's Hearth Baked Thick crust Pizza of: Your choice Or order directly from one Sausage or Pepperoni Cheese Sunday Night & Cheese & Call ·348 •1�s 1--s1 of our Delivery Trucks. 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'; Hands Across America is a project of i f: USA For Africa, which is underwritten e by Citibank/Citicorp and the Coca-Cola � Company. :: Proceeds from Hands Across f:/ America will be distributed with the guidance of two expert advisory boards. Persons interested in participating can reserve a space in line by calling toll-free 1-800-USA-9000. Any donations to the project "are appreciated," Stein ad ded. Barbecue featui:es food , outdoorfun - The American Cancer Society and Taylor Hall are sponsoring an all university barbecue from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday on the South Quad . Jeff Waddell, organizer of the event, said the Taylor Hall Council decided to sponsor a fund-raiser after the success of the South Quad Week's events . "It's the weeke nd before finals and this will give students a chance to have • some fun before exams start," Waddell said. · Waddell said the local band "The An nouncements" will play and hot dogs, chips and drinks will be sold. "All pro ceeds will go to the American Cancer Society ," Waddell said . "It's not going to rain ," Waddell said, but plans are being made to move the Sophomore Ed Read balances a contact lens on his finger before in event inside to the Taylor Hall food serting it in his eye.' Although contacts require a certain amount of care service-just in case. in order to prevent them from damaging the eye, many lens wearers • • You've Seen the Rest NOW see the BEST • • Make Your Summer Count ... Aldo Roma Apartments Leasing Now PARKLAND COLLEGE! • at 1-2 or 4 persons • Furnished & Unfurnished 1st Street Parkland College, Champaign, (Behind Long John Silver's) • offers a wide range of fully or • Buchanan transferable credit courses . P t (Behind izza Hu ) -· Call Jan Eads Summer Classes Begin June 9. 345-2113 .. Check with your advisor before you Howard S. 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"I would never switch_ back to a soft "I wore glasses all the way through escape from the traditional glasses that Kresca said another common pro lens," he said. "You have so many wor school," Lehman said. "I originally I �; for years have dominated the eye care blem for contact lens users is corneal ries about taking them out at night." didn't think I would look good in con- � market. ulcers, caused by improper hygiene, a The price of contact lenses can range tacts. � With one out of every four people poor fit or various other reasons. from $30 to $300 depending on the "But I found that I could see things a ' Extend�d-wear lenses (gas the first plastic lens in the 1930s. · four years she has worn them. lens can g·ive a person more confidence. permeable lenses) are the most recent In 1960, a soft lens was developed in "I've gone through three types of "I wear contacts because I just don't to hit the market. These lenses can be Czechoslavakia and the lens was finally contacts lenses," Spencer said. "Hard like the way I look in glasses," she said. worn for a week without being remov approved for use in the United States in lenses made me like I had blisters on my "I know a lot of girls who wear contacts ed. 1971. eye, soft lenses were a pain to take in because they like the way they look. Because the lens is · so thin and has Many Eastern students have taken and out every night. "It really gives their self-confidence a such a high water content, extended advantage of the benefits that the lens "I like the extended-wear lens boost," she added. wear contacts are even more comfor can give a person with eye problems. because you only have to take them out Senior Todd Haller said contacts give table than the daily soft lenses. Senior Jeff Young said he started once a week," she added. him a lot more freedom. Kresca said the soft lens seems .to be wearing glasses at the age of 11, then Spencer said the biggest advantage is "I feel like I have more freedom with the most appealing to the consumer switched to contacts when he was 15. contact lenses don't fall out and break. contacts," Haller said. "Sports wise, I because of its convenience. "I haven't had any major problems But the lens can also help athletes .felt like glasses inhibited me." "The hard lens was popular until the with my contact lenses," Young said. perform better in action because of the ! But what does the trend for contact soft lens was developed," Kresca said. "Glasses were always a hassle to wear flexibility the lens provides. lenses show for the future? Both Kresca "They are probably the easiest and most and they always seemed to be getting in "Contacts are not as bulky as and Taylor believe the soft lens will be · comfortable lens offered." the way." glasses," said Eastern basketball player the pick. As with most health products, Young said that he wears the extend Dave Vance. "Even though I only wear "My personal opinion is the trend will however, there is the risk of injury if not ed lens because of the convenience it them during the game, it helps the be away from the extended-wear lens," properly used. provides. peripheral vision" on the court. Kresca said. "I feel the daily soft lens will 'The biggest problem with contacts is "I heard about the extended-wear Eastern senior tennis player Lauri be generally popular." )�������, Honor your favorite graduate with a Hallmark Card and Gih. Summer Work r Ma·ke $391 4 INTERVIEWS TODAY, FRI., MAY 2 � 12 p.m. or 3 p.m. or 7 p.m. � 3rd Floor University Union - Oakland Room Celebrate Graduation '86 with l Please be prompt a beautiful Hallmark Card and Gift . we. need a few hard workers TRAVEL � T Judy's Hallmark Shop Mon-Sat. ' r���� Park Plaza 9-9 EXPERIENCE . 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MALES PUKAZ ZLE · ACROSS 58 Scrooge 11 An African 34 Trudges 59 City on the Moslem 35 Paca, e.g. 1 Navigator's Meuse 13 Like farmland 36 Swimmer's need in Ethiopia -- stroke 6 Biting (1969) Complex, t:30 p.m. 14 Actress in 38 Kind of hand verbose . 11 Brown or Frida heist yari' filmed in London, DOWN "Viva Zapata" 39 TV's " y 2.1��27 Keaton 1 Delicately 16 Tulip and Company" Rome, Venice and Milan. l:OO p.m. 12 Bell tones 8:00 p.m. attractive tupelo 40 Abbey Theatre 17-Nightline 2, 15-Relnlngton Steele 14 Riviera spa, to 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7-News 2An F.D.R. V.P. 19 Ready to pioneer 38-Movie: "Jezebel." 3, 1 o-;.Megnum, P.I. Sardinians 9-Barney Miller 3 At the pinnacle collapse 42 Farm (1938) Bette Davis won an 9-News 15 Small car 4 Adoree or 22 Speech defect implement 12-MacNeil, Lehrer Academy Award for her 3&.-Ba8eball: St. Louis at Los 17 Prince Taylor 24 A cocktail 45 Kind of paper Newshour portrait of an ante-bellum Dixie Angeles. Valiant's son 5 Unlawful entry 26 Hairnet 46 Saw logs in bed 38-Ropers vixen and the unfortunate 9:05 p.m. 18 Annoys . 6 Comply 28 Award 49 Work 8:30 p.m. people in her orbit. 5-Movle Continues 20 Small ape 7 Job 30 U.S. Treasury 50 Old Testament 2, 15-Wheel of Fortune 11:30 p.m. 21 Baseball stats 9:30 p.m. 8 Tire mounts Dept. agcy. prophet 3-PM Magazine 23 Horatian poem 2, 1 5-Friday Night Videos 9-INN News 9 Scamp 31 Lindy -- 53 Taro-root 9-Bob Newhart 24 Progenitor 1 7-0ne Day at a Time 10:00 p.m. 10 Activity at 33 Choral product 10,1 7-Newlywed Game 25 Washroom- 11:40 p.m. 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7-News Reno o sitions 55 Genetic entry sign c mpo 38-Too Close For Comfort 1 0-McGarrett 9-Twilight Zone component 8:35 p.m. 11:45 p.m. 12-Fawlty Towers 27 Eris's Baseball: Atlanta at 5-Night Tracks 10:1 5 p.m. mischievous child iladelphia. Midnight 17-News 28 Chop finely 7:00 p.m. 17-News 10:30 p.m. 29 Church 2, 15-Knight Rider 2, 15-Saturday Night's Main musician , 1 0-Chattie & Company Event 31 Speculators' Movie: "Rio Lobo." to Saturday 3-Movle: "Flight maneuvers 1970) John Wayne. Holocaust." (1977) TV-movie 32 Telegraph- 2-Washington Week in 8:00 p.m. about the attempt to rescue signals system eview 2,3, 1 0-News passengers of a light plane· 34 P.R. projects 17,38-Webster 9-lt's A Living that crashed into a 37 Greed 7:30 p.m. 1 2-Doctor Who skyscraper. 41 "If l - , 10-Leo & Liz in Beverly 15-Hee Haw 9-Lifestytes of the Rich and You," 1945 ills 17-MTV Top 20 Video Famous song 2-Wall $treet Week Countdown 10-Benny Hill 42 Transgress 7-Mr. Belevedere 38-Solid Gold 1 2-David Susskind 43 Cabinet Movie: "Vertigo." ( 1958) 8:30 p.m. 1 7-Star Games maker's item ed Hitchcock's 2-This Week In Country 11:00 p.m. 44 -- - Neisse ychological puzzle about an Music 10-Star Trek Line rophobic detective hired to 3-More Real People 11:20 p.m. 45 Dollars ' llow a suicidal woman. 9-At The Movies 5-Night Tracks Chartbusters companion 8:00 p.m. 1 0-Price Is Right 11:30 p.m. 47 -- avis 48 Architect -- , 1 5-Last Precinct 1 2-Doctor Who 9-Kentucky Derby Parade Scutt ,10-Dallas 7:00 p.m. 17-Movie: "Disaster on the 49 Type of mint 2-Great Performances 2-Gimme A Break Coastliner." (1979) TV-movie 51 Allow 7-Mr. Sunshine 3, 10-Crazy Like A Fox centering on a deranged man 52 Spoke sharply 8:30 p.m. 9-Movie: "Massacre at plotting a headon collision 54 Hot rum drinks 7-Joe Bash Central High." (1976) A between two passenger 56 Actors' group 9:00 p.m. persecuted student exacts trains. 57 Punta --, , 15-Miami Vice revenge on his tormentors. Midnight Chilean port , 10-Falcon Crest 12-Avengers 2-America's Top 1 O 2-Stone Carvers 17-Mr. Sunshine 10-Tales From The Darkside See page 13A for answers 7-Fall Guy 38-Movie: "Bang the Drum 15-Puttin' On The Hits 9:20 p.m. Slowly." (1975) Michael 38-Entertainment This Week NBA Playoff Moriarty and Robert DeNiro in 12:20 a.m. 8:05 p.m. 12-Murder Most English tale of Bat Morgan America's 9:25 p.m. Mark Harris's poignant story 5-Night Tracks 1 5-Wrestling first racketeer czar. News of friendship between a star 9:05 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 1 ?-Entertainment This Week 9:30 p.m. pitcher and his slow-witted 5-Sports Page Sunda 2, 15-Fathers and Sons 10:35 p.m. 2-Sky Disk catcher who's incurably ill. y 9:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5-John Ankerberg 10:00 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9-INN News 2, 15-Amazing Stories 11:00 p.m. ,3, 10, 15, 1 7-News 5-Movie: "Lawrence of 2-Sportsman's Friend/Harold 9:35 p.m. 3, 1 0-Murder, She Wrote 38-Movie: "The Lawyer." aseball: Chicago Cubs at Arabia." (1962)David Lean Ensley 5-Jerry Falwell 12-Nat\jre (1970) Barry Newman has Francisco. directed this Oscar-winning 3,10-News 10:00 p.m. · 7:05 p.m. murder 2-Doctor Who epic about the legendary T.E. 9-Baseball: Chicago Cubs at 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7-News the title role in this 5-National Geographic about a wealthy doctor Three's Company Lawrence, who led the Arab Francisco. 9-Tales From The Darkside tale San Explorer of killing his wife. 10:30 p.m. revolt against the Turks during 12-Wild America 12-Yes Minister accused 7:30 , 1 5-Tonight World War I. 1 5-Jeffersons p.m. 38-Lifestyles of the Rich and 11:05 p.m. 2, 15-Alfred Hitchcock 5-Jimmy Swaggart . A.S.H. 7:30 p.m. 17,38-Fame Famous Presents 11:30 • 0-Magnum, P.I. 2, 15-Facts of Life 5:05 p.m. 10:15 p.m. p.m 8:00 2-Movie: "The Barkl�ys of 17-Benson 5-Portrait of America p.m. 10,17-News 2-Charlie's Angels 2,15-Movle: Mark Harmon in. 10:30 p.m. 3-To Be Announced dway." 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I 1 986 WARBLER I Get it now! 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays It' - � - 88,i : HealthCompetenCy exam �IN ""' - i. � gives senior the 'real' test i • By LORIEDWARDS Then came the stickler-applying for graduation. studied, the test just didn't seem to cover what I kn I� Staff writer I got my checklist back from the dean. Constitution I left knowing my plans for a spring graduation • Graduation is rapidly approaching, and I can't test, requirement fulfilled. Writing Competency, re- been foiled. 'believe the time has finally come. There seemed to be · quirement fulfilled. Senior seminar, I was registered to I, too, would join the many others who had �'! so many obstacles before they would hand me that take in the spring. Health Competency ...NO. done in by the Health Competency. I would have �I certificate with a little seal telling me it's all over. . So, I was confronted with two choices: take the go to Intersession. My mother would be disappoint � , When_ I first got here, my adviser set me up with the Health Competency or take the two-hour class. I would return to Kincaid in shame-a failure. e courses I needed to take-all these requirements to I talked to some of my friends trying to find out I told my friends. My mother. My family. I pre r make sure I was a "learned individual." which was easier, and heard that many people failed them for the worst. :: I thought just by going to college I would be ob- the health test. So you think I'd take the class, right? 0-Day came; the results were in . I read the fail · � viously smarter, more mature and confident. Wrong. At the beginning of the semester, it seemed first. But no. like too much trouble . Then, I kind of forgot about it. No, my social security number was not there. They give you requirements to make sure your There were numerous reasons not to take the class. The pass list? It was there . I made it. education is "well-rounded." (And somewhere I heard Then, the deadline approached for the $2 registra- I ran down the steps of the Student Se that was a Jane Russell bra commercial. So they're try- tion fee to be turned·in to take the test. And everyone I building with the "Rocky" theme playing in my mind. in·g to improve my figure, too, hmm?) talked to had either failed the test or knew someone could graduate. I was free. It was the best day of Figures. Yes, that was one of those requirements, who had. Of course, they only give you one chance. life . too. It's in the catalog-three semester hours of So, I went in to sign up for the test on the day of the Yes, it's now graduation. Big deal. So what. mathematics as part of all-university requirements and deadline, the Friday when we left for Spring Break, Puff. nine hours of the math-natural scien PUBLIC NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Ordinances of th City of Charleston provide that it is unlawful for an owner or person in control of any lot within the Ci of Charleston to allow or permit weeds or grass t grow in excess of eight inches (8") in height. For additional information contact Jeff Finley at 345· 4741 . SIGMA NU FRA TERNITY LAMBDA GAMMA CHAPTER Installation May 3, 1986 CRAIGMURPH Y BERNIE SLA UGHTER RICH JUSTICE GA RY WESOL OSKI MICHAEL SITARZ PA UL BL OUGH STEVE JOHNS ON TIM TA YL OR · DA VE MIL LER JOHN STEIN DA N BECKER JEFF WA DE MICHAEL HORN CHUCK FREY DENNIS TA RTER ,( , r-· :� ' • �N Now and Forever; .,