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Eastern Illinois University, Charleston International enrollment pulls out of slump cheatsheet were also affected. international student adviser. This cost alone had deterred students VERGE BJ Derrick Johnson II This year, international srudent meant che installment ofthe Student enrolling in a universjty. This was Counting down to the Staff Reporter enrollment has risen for the first and Exchange Visitor Information nationwide, not just Eastern." premiere of TV's 'Lost' time since the fall semester of System or SEVIS. Money is noc the only reason The terrorist arcacks of Sepe. 11, 2001. This system raised fees for chat enrollment has become more 2001 affected almost every aspect There are 151 international students hoping to study in che difficult for international students. ofJife in che United Scates. Irs force srudencs enrolled at Eastern this United States, Songer said. The process for enrollment has had an effect on Eastern's campus as year. "There is now a SEVIS fee of a become a long and arduous one, well. After 20() 1, the government hundred dollars," she: said. "That's said Bill Elliot, the administrator of And American students were nor was "completdy rcsrructured," and in addition co many students who international scudcnrs. chc only srudencs who~e lives were this affecred international student already spend hundreds of dollars disrupted. lncernational srudents enrollment, said Sue Songer. the in che application for a VISA. The » SEE lllTERllATIOMAJ., PAGE l7
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CAMPUS Safety walks around campus continue for Week n Students participate in EIU Safety Week, sponsored by Student Body President Sean Anderson.
Page A3 _ JAY GRABIE< I THE DAILY EASTElll MEWS Cassie Shear and other women's soccer players march down Lincoln Avenue, past Old Main, during Take Back the Night on Thursday evening. At the POUNCE ONLINE rally that followed the march, people read poems denouncing violence. Two Chicago bands play St. Louis, give interviews H Two Chicago pop-punk bands are playing in St. Louis today. The Methadones will be opening for A March's Me_ssage: The Lawrence Arms at the Creepy Crawl. Get exclusive interviews at Pounce Online. www.pounceonline.com Violence -is never okay ElECTIONS Yearly Take Back the personal poem tided "Tear Drops" "Take Back che Nighc March," Farler, director of adult education Night march denounces during the Take Back che Night is an annual event designed to raise and volunteer coordinator ofSexual VOTER march Thursday night. awareness about violence against Assa.ulrCounselingandlnformacion REGISTRATION ·violence. The poem described che effects women, but also violence against Service. H Days left to register to vote of sexual abuse on a woman and others. The march scarred with an in November's elections: BJ Stephen Di Benedetto concluded the poem with a personal "This event is co symbolize the introduction by SACIS Board Staff Reporter starcment of her own: "You can need for safety in our community, President Linda Gay Tooley and was
' ma.kc a difference. Let's put a srop safety for men, women, and children followed by a message from Farler. IL Marilyn, a Charleston co che abuse," she said. She asked in che community during che day 12 community member, recited a chat her last name not be used. and during che night," said Misti » SEE MARCH, PAGE A7 n Voters_can register at the Coles County Grcuit Clerk's Office at the courthouse in Food court required to charge taxes on purchases Charleston. ,, Two forms of ID are By Cathy Bayer court. dining centers is nor taxable, and The decision was made che day needed, including one with a Senior Campus Reporter Illinois State Revenue Eastern considers the food court an before the dining centers opened. current address. Department officials, who extension of the dining centers, said The plan was to implement the H For more information, visit A summer audit ofSubway in the conducted che audit, disagreed wjch Mark Hudson, director of housing tax: and "just see what happens," www.dennews.com or Marrin Lucher King Jr. University che Subway receipts and asked why and dining. Hudson said. · W<1N1.co.cotes.il.us/coclerk/ Union has caused the univcrsiry ro rax hasn't been charged. The scare started collecting sales tax purchases from the union's food Food from che residence hall cax from the food court in August. H SEE TAlES, PAGE A7 ------WWW.DENNEWSCOM I THE DAILY~ newsstaff AMtd TH hllJ Eaten lews CAMPUS I CAREER NETWORK DAY The Oaiy Eastern New$ IS pro
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The undergraduate parking lots on Fourth Street and a path on campus briefs the south side of O'Brien Stadium could use some exua lights. These were some of the Marching Band Competition suggestions students and others n Nineteen high school marching participating in EIU Safety Week bands are set to compete in the 31st made while walking around campus Annual Panther Marching Band Festival. this week. The festival will start at 10 a.m. Student Government organized Saturday with the O'Brien Stadium gates the walks around campus to opening at 9:30 a.m. spotlight areas where lighting, The Panther Marching Band will adding security cameras or perform at 4 p.m. trimming bushes would improve campus safety. The event was organized by Student Body President Sean on campus Anderson and provided students an opportunity to express safety concerns ro the administration, TODAY student government, the University Pirates of the Caribbean II Police Department and rhe grounds Time I 8 p.m. crew. Buzzard Hall Auditorium "I think it (EIU Safety Week) location I makes an impact in rwo different More info I 581-5522 ways," said Dan Nadler, vice president for student affairs. "One is, Comedian Owen Smith l think as students are going around, giving feedback they're learning Time I 9 p.m. about what is currently in place. location I 7th Street Underground The other side of the coin is that More info I 581-5522 they're giving important feedback and suggests for improvements down the road." EIU Observatory Opening View The week included a walk Time I 9 p.m. around a different section ofcampus locatiom I EIU Physics Observatory each night. Most hall councils sent More 581-3220 represenrarives who were given a info I form on which they could record their suggestions. Leslie Godwin, 'a freshman SATURDAY chemistry major and representative Certified Peer Education Training from Lawson Hall, suggested Time I 10 a.m. additional lighting be added co che Martinsville Room undergraduate parking lots. Location I "Ic's really dark in between the MLK Jr. University Union cars because there's not any lights up there," she said. University Board Dream Residence Hall The area between Fourth and Makeover Ninth streets and through the South Quad were canvassed Wednesday Time I 7 p.m. night, and Thursday night the walk location I University Ballroom EllC HILTllEI I THE DAILY EASTEll IEWS began at the Newman Catholic MLK Jr. University Union Center for students living in on Freshman chemistry major Leslie Godwin, of Lawson Hall, uses her cell phone as light to find the number on the base of a burned out lamppost Wednesday evening near the Biological Sciences building while on a Safety More info I 581-5522 campus apartments. Week walk. Students have been talking around campus with members of student government identifying areas On Monday night, parricipancs of campus that may need improved safety. walked around Greek Court and Pirates of the Caribbean II Carman Hall. Stevenson food court Time I 8 p.m. and areas west of Fourth Street were "I think as long as the people of his own. During Wednesday chat help maintain the university's Location I Buzzard Hall Auditorium canvassed Tuesday night. behind it take an effort co improve night's walk, Due said a path near reputation as a safe campus, she Matthew Brown, a senior it, then yes, I think it could be really 1.hc:: :.1.awum could use:: a The magazine will not minute recess because of confusion Board publication that covers With Amp not coming out for n In Thursday's edition of The Daily publish an August/ in the line item numbers. its events and other Eastern the summer issue, it will rerurn Eastern News, the name of the group Levi Bulgar, AB chair and organizations events. money co AB for funds budgeted the Society for Creative Anachronism September issue student vice president for business Usually there are five issues for summer. Nearly $4,300 will be was misspelled. affitlrs, explained because of the published a year, but this year only given back to AB. BJ Matt Hopf new Banner system, the llne items four will publish. "What we will be getting back lite DEN regrets t•e error. Student Government Reporter changed. There was no August/September will be helpful, because when we The rransfer needed co go to the issue. have ocher people come up for Amp Magazine received wearing apparel account. The firsc issue will publish in additional allocations, we will have a approval of cwo line-item transfers But before Banner, it would October. little bit more co work with," Bulgar COMMElfTS I CORRECTIOIS I in order to buy promotional T-shirts have been classified under the "There was not enough scafF said. "And obviously they (Amp) EYEllTS at Thursday night's Apportionment promotional account. staying in Charleston over the kept their end of the bargain. To report any errors, local events or Board meeting. "It didn't change the vote, and ir summer," said Nicole DeToye, Amp "They didn't come our with that general suggestions for Mure editions AB had to approve the shirts due didn't change the decision," Bulgar editor in chic£ "Two summers ago, summer issue, so their giving some please contact our news editor, Sarall to a bylaw that mandates all clothing said. "We (AB) just had to change three of us stayed in Charleston money back." WIUtaeJ, via: expenditures must be approved by the (account) number. le was a little to work on the August/September The line item transfers will now Phone I 511·7942, the board. bit of a mix-up." issue. However, thar wasn't possible be sent to Studenr Senate for final E-matt J -DEllDewsdes~l.COM The board then cook a five- Amp Magazine is the University this past summer." approval. Office visit I 1111 Buzard 11a11. COWMllST I MARCO SANTANA EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief I IJI• llap.. 11 Ji• Allocco I Opinions Editor Managing Editor I Amr Si.,... JaJ GnMec I Photo Editor Attack not ·VIEWS News Edrtor I Sar.. WllitHf lora JllUe"f I Online Editor FRIDAY 'fair and C1 'r·. _,. !._ ) • :'if, j DRAWN FROM THE NEWS I DAVID PENNELL GUEST COWMNIST I JOSH VARNER balanced' When somebody in a public office docs something that they should uot be doing, it is all over one side of the Follow the airwaves. If a conservative screws up, you know it will be on CNN, among other networks. If a liberal hiccups, Fox News will report cl1c inconsistency of it. Germans But it is amazing to see the reaction when somebody docs something good. IJ Josi! Yaner Bill Clinton helped raise more than Oklahoma State University $7 billion with the Clinton Global Initiative. (U-WIRE) STillWATER, Okla, Naturally, the media wanted to - Perhaps we could learn a little from report on chis. And, of courscFthey the Germans. Not the cliched, racist wanted co be, ahem, fur and eccl warmongers of yesteryear, bur the people about it. of today's Germany. They're more open So, Clinton gave some of his time co minded and understanding. Chris Wallace of Fox News. When the Deutsche Oper Berlin, It was a good idea at the time. Cross an opera house, recently announced it over ro the perceived - and chac word is would cancel its performance of Mcnart's • used to appease rightics who insist Fox "Idomeneo" due to a potentially offensive ourv1ew News is not biased - righ.c-wing news finale, chis sparked a heated debate across station is a noble effort that can show the country. that in some areas, bipartisan politics is This opera is an equal-opportunity not impossible. offender whose final scene shows a blood RSO funding not Then Wallace opened his mouth. covered Idomeneo carrying the severed Four questions imo the interview, he heads ofJesus, Buddha and Mohammed, brought up Clinton's inability co catch calling "The gods are dead!" Osama Bin Laden and his supposed lack Never mind how Christians would feel of effort. seeing their savior sans body. Never mind making progress Nor exaccly something you'd expect h.ow Buddhists would react to a beheaded to hear 3 minutes into an interview chat Buddha, or even violence for chat matter. ISSUE I Cole Rogers' promise from a separate category. was ostensibly about raising money for Though Oper director Kirsten Harms' Rogers said th.is will "promote cohesion charities char benefit worldwide causes. decision co cancel the performance was to fund Eastern's RSOs and make sure all cbe RSOs have a fair Wallace isn't exactly your run-of-the based on "unspecified" security concerns, • chance co get cbe money." mill interviewer. it was evidenr thac they feared a potential During the 2006 Student Gover~ment While th.is proposal is admirable for He bas had a fine career and bas woo backlash from radical fundarnental.ist elections Cole Rogers, studenc vice president creating diversity and unity amongst groups several awards. Muslims. for studenr affairs, campaigned on a promise on campus, it seems like an unnecessary His career has spanned more than 20 This isn't the pare of the story we of Rccogn.izcdStudent Organization hurdle for RSOs to jump through in order years. should learn from. This is the background, funding. to gee funding. Bue chis abck/ambush/cboose your and it's better suited as a lesson of what After four monchs on chc job, RSO If two Greek organizations wane to own war-based noun was unwarranted. not to do. funding is still in the planning stages and sponsor an event together, under Rogers' His insistence chac the questions he We should learn from how German will likely not be implcmenccd until the plan, they cannot. asked were sent in by viewers and were Interior Minister Wolfgang Schauble spring semester, at best Rogers claims that the proposal wiU be what his audience wanced ro know was reacted. He called a summit, gathering Rogers says his proposal for RSO ready co be by the end of the semester and a an insult. represencacives from 15 groups of funding will be ready by the end of this test run of the program will be implemented These are questions Wallace wanred Germany's Muslim community. semester, with in Spring an swcrs to and be used a good evenr co He then vowed for it co be frank and a proposed 2007. try and gee those answers. with substance, not simply an "exchange test run of bis If two Greek organizations want "le will be It was poor form. of pleasantries," and after che conference, plan put into to sponsor an event together, open by next When he didn't get the answers be it appeared he came through. effect in Spring semester for was looking for, he was ouanatched After having what was described 2007. under Rogers' plan, they cannot. RSOs to come intellectually by Clinton. as a productive day, the 30-member This and ask for Clinton got bis point and h.is answers body announced that, should the opera proposed test money," said across while Wallace and Fox News performance be rescheduled, that they run would take Rogers. continue to amdc him by saying be was would all mend together. What a affect six months after Rogers leaves office. Rogers has plans for the final policy put getting dcfensiw. fantastic show of unity under the freedom While Rogers' plan of creating an event into plac% in Fall 2007, over a year afrer As Cliaton said. the viewers who ofspeech. funding system so the organizations can get Rogers rook office. send in questions have their concerns Ali Ertan Toprak, representative of money &om a fund is a good idea, actually While Rogers' plan for RSO funding fueled by the network's const2Jlt the Alevi community, a branch of Shiite putting it into practice will be difficult to would relieve smss on cbe organizations for battering of the left side. Thesame goes Islam, said, "We can't be defensive in tills implement. fundraising, it is unacccpable that it will for ocher news channels. way against terrorism if we want to live in During the campaign. Rogers sa.id he take over a year to implement. But Clinton is not a village idiot. a free and democratic society.• planned on setting up a system ofs rudcnt RSO funding has been promised He came bade and seemed to own When extremists, regardJcss of religion, organization funding so that the university and undelivered for years from Srudcnt chc interview as h e has done for years. pour fear into our hearts, fear of the could give money to different RSOs and the Government. It is unfonunate chat something simplest of things, that's when they arc ac groups could fulfilJ their mission statements. Perhaps chis gJoup will be different, but positive was marred by partisan politics. their most dangerous. To let chem force Now student government plans on the early rcrums do not look good . To be sure, the questions Wallace us to censor ourselves is to let them claim creating a system where three RSOs would I asked have theif place. victory. have ro go to the funding approval board The hunt for Bin Laden should be Angela Merkel, C hancellor of and request funds for an event. one of the questions that everybody Germany, echoed chis sentiment by Currently, RSOs are categorized as social, The editorial is the majority opinion of wants to know about. But when a celling the Hannover Neue Prcsse, "Self academic and scrvjce groups. The Daily Eastern News editorial board. network asks a former president and censorship our of fear is not tolerable." In Rogers' proposed plan lWO of che three Reach the Opinions editor at leaves the current president alone about However, simply dismissing the RSOs requesting funding would have co be DEJlopi•iou@J••il.co•. it, the motive is transparent. concern for the sake of free speech? Thar's noc going co gee you a gold ribbon either. Sitting down with the religious community and creating acruaJ discussion? That's a good scart. FEATURED BLOGGER I ERIC HILTNER That's noc co say they haven't worked Marco out all of the kinks, like scheduling "For 110llths now, I had been waiting. Salltalla. a break for refreshmcncs during che Waiting for what could have ~n one of conference, yet forgetting thac the majority of the arcendancs arc fasting for tile coolest TV shows in a long time. the holy month of Ramadan. But once again, I have been let down." But they're trying, they're learning, and Marco Santana is they admit it. And maybe we t:ould stand a junior journalism to learn from chem. major. FB!DAU.29 06 I THE DtJLYEASTERN NEWS I WWW DENNfWS COM Good habits can trigger good sleep By Jaclyn Gorski "I'm in chc Biggesr Loser Heahh Reporter program and I need to go co 10 programs, and I thought chis one Looking ac che clock while crying was interesting," said Caitlyn Doyle, co fall asleep only keeps one awake a junior nursing major. longer. During the presentation, "Light from che clock can aigger srudencs learned abour sleep, che a wake cycle wichouc us realizing effects of not getting enough sleep it," said Eastern Counsdor Cara and how to get bcrter sleep. Pschirrer. Babies need about 16 hours of Pschirrer gave tips co help sleep a day, children need between people gee better sleep Wednesday nine and 16 hours of sleep a day, at che Counsding Center's We.llness teenagers need abour nine hours of Booch. This week's topic was sleep a day and aduJcs need seven or "Counting Sheep and Getting eight hours of sleep a day, Pschirre Good Sleep." said. In order co get good sleep, Adults need the same amount of people shouJd avoid stimulants sleep through out their adult life; such as caffeine, keep a regular sleep che amount of sleep needed does scheduJe, use relaxation ccchniques not increase as a person gets older. and avoid naps, Pschirrer said. However, some people need Caffeine is in a loc of things that more sleep than ochers. people don'c realize itls in, such as "The best way co know how Exccdrine and chocolate, she said. much sleep you need, go to bed Students come co Pschirrer abour when you fed sleepy after a normal IAJ Wllf< I TIIE DAIU WTBlll llfllS sleep problems without realizing day and get up without an alarm Mike Tozer from the counseling chat che Mountain Dew chey had dock and chat's about how much center hands out sheets of paper at dinner is the reason they have sleep you need," Pschirrer said. on "How to Get Good Zzzz," while problems going to sleep. "Some people need 10 hours while dressed like a sheep in the south "Ifyou're having sleep problems, others need six." quad on Wednesday afternoon. I recommend not taking a nap," Pschirrcr also talked about Pschirrer said. factors that affect sleep. sleep. Not taking naps helps gee your Factors such as illness, pain, When Starting to doze off to sleep cycle on crack and help you medication, saess, anxiety, sleep in chc car, blasting music or stay asleep. depression, room temperature, light rolling down the windows does not If students still have problems and noise can cause people to have help someone wake up, she said. sleeping, rhere are a few things chey problems sleeping, Pschirrer said. When someone stares to doze off can do. "A large portion of people who behind che wheel, chey arc already They can get out of bed and do suffer from depression, suffer from engaged in the first stage of sleep - D o You Have·-... '--·-~-- something boring or use a noise sorr-of insomnia," Pschirrer said. more commonly called drowsiness. machine, she said. Sixty-five percent ofAmericans also "Usually, if you're sleep deprived what It Takes They can aJso have a light snack. lose sleep because of stress. and you get some down cime, you'll To Follow The c lues "There are foods chat acrually If people don't get the right recognii.c it chen," Pschirrcr said. help us sleep," Pschirrcr said. Some amount of sleep, they can have Srudencs who arc having sleeping A nd Find examples of these foods are turkey problems with concentration and problems are encouraged co visit chc and dairy producrs. memory. Ocher problems include counseling cencer. The Hidden Treasure? Most students who artended irritability. depression, psychosis, The counseling center is free to tht booth attended for class. weight gain and diabetes, Pschirrer students and handles issues such ManY will tl1'. 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That's some leading Republicans, lockdown at three schools, officials The Residence Hall Associacion proudly welcomed rheir acknowledged, and the more than a hundred a "J will not withdraw even said. Authorities told residents to lock newly elected secretary co their executive board Thursday outlook is even bleaker day. That is four an hour if Laura and Barney are themselves in their homes as officers Night. for 2007, author and attacking our forces," rhe only ones supporting swarmed the rural area. The gunman The members elected Jerrod Scherle, a freshman pre journalise Bob Woodward Woodward said. me.'l remained at large. The shooter was engineering major of Carman Hall. Scherle was looking said in commencs co air uThe rrurh is chat the Bush and his wife, first approached during a traffic co get more involved and is looking forward co devoring Sunday night on CBS assessment by intelligence Laura, have a Scottish stop for speeding, officials said. The himself to RHA television's "60 Minutes." experts is chat next year, cerrier who is named deputy became suspicious of the RHA has been without a secretary for rhe firsc six weeks Woodward, che 2007, is going to get worse Barney. man's ID, and the suspect bolted into of school due to their elected secreca.ry resigning over the Washington Pose reporter and, in public, you have A senior administration thick brush. That deputy and another summer. whose third book on rhe the president and you official, who hadn't seen who arrived seconds later with a Becky Wilson, RHA National Communications Bush administration, have che Pemagon saying rhe book and spoke on police dog chased the suspect. As Coordinator and lrnnois Communications Coordinator, uScace of Denial," comes 'Oh, no, things are going condition of anonymity, the officers tracked him, there was a has performed the secretarial duties until a proper election our next week, said U.S. co ger better."' said reviews of its contents "burst of gunfire," said Polk County could be held. croops and their allies are Known for his access did not suggest anything Sheriff Grady Judd. To be elected co the RHA Executive Board, members being attacked, on average, co high-level officials, new. muse have arcended three meetings that year as well as live Hurd agrees HP behaved on campus. The delegation muse hold nominations and horribly in leak probe then cable the elections till the next week. WASHINGTON - Hewlett-Packard This was the fuse official week the board could hold rhe AIDS funding bill passes House Co.'s current and former board election. The residence halls are painting windows chis week chairs readily agreed Thursday co welcome families co Family Weekend per the request of with outraged lawmakers that the Dan Nadler, vice president for student affairs. The Associated Press "The HN/AIDS epidemic is storied Silicon Valley company had The Of the Month awards were given out at the meeting moving," countered Rep. Joe Barton, behaved horribly in trying ferret by RHA and the National Residence Hall Honorary for WASHINGTON - The House agreed R-Texas. "This is a very fair compromise. out boardroom leaks. Neither, August. Winners include Michelle Jones of Andrews Thursday night co send more; AIDS care Ir begins co treat all scares on an equal though, was willing to take the Hall for spotlighc, Bonnie Cielenski of Pembercon Hall money co rural areas and the South, footing." blame. Addressing a scandal that was resident assistant of che month, The Taylor Hall RA overcoming angry opposmon from The bill faces uncertain prospects in congressmen likened to Watergate staff won rhe community award and Becky Wisecup of big-state lawmakers who stand to lose the Senate before Congress recesses at and Enron - and which toppled McKinney Hall was the executive board member of rhe millions. the end of the week co campaign for re Chairwoman Patricia Dunn, two month. This week is also Residents on Campus Festival, a "It's shameful and disgraceful," election. other directors and at least three program sponsored by RHA The Last event of ROC Fest shouted Rep. 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"One "Tonight it is my hope that we anocher community member. help onlookers realli:e what they were been exuemely cautious in the country in particular (India) come together as a smaJJ group of "The poems are very individualized marching for. screening process, Songer said. is providing more avenues of thoughtful, committed citizens that for the person reading chem," Farler " Ir~ great to sec students come our "There is tremendous funding for chem (scudencs) to will change cbe world by speaking said. and recognize that there is violence in pressure because some of rbe come here; we're starting co see out against sexual assault, sexual Following rhe poems, the people in their backyard," said Suzanne Enck people who Bew che airplanes this also wirb china. ln lndia abuse, sexual harassment and sexual attendance were handed a candle and Wanzer, a professor of communication on 9/11 had F-1 VISA's," banks are scarring co provide violence," Farler read. then proceeded to walk down Fourth studies. Songer said. "AJJ of those student loans chat require no Student organizations chat attended Street co Lincoln Avenue chen in fronc "I am hoping char everyone cakes Americans who worked in the collateral. Ir's sort of like what the event included women's soccer ofOld Main and down Scvench Screer, the message of che march home with embassies worried that rbey we do here. There is some sorr and men's baskeLbaJJ. through che Library Quad and back to them, and for the rest of their lives might be the one who would of financial aid that a scudenc Other groups included the Women finish the march ac the Campus Pond that they remember violence is never aJJow another terrorist into the can apply for once they gee Studies Deparcmenc, che Saint pavilion. okay," Tooley said. Unired Stares. So that created here. So in general, across a lot of active denials of VISA the U.S., I think that's the applications. And then what main reason our numbers are happened is rbat we losr a scarring to come back up in the BOONDOCKS I AARON McGRUDER lot of scudems in che United U.S." Srares, and they chose ro go "There were people in the WELL, SING WE'RE ON THE NOW THESE ARE JOST lHE ONES YOU ANO "THEN "THERE WAS MIGIAEL 5X. to England and Australia. federal government and our TOPIC, ltrS TAU( A~OUT TOlO Mi ABOUT: TARIQ. lYRONE. JAMAL. HEY. OION'T YOU GET HIM l(IQ(EO When our numbers declined professional organization that YOUR PREMARITAL I RASHE£0. m.JllAMMAO - OH. OUT OF lHE NAllON those countries increased lobbied and we can't let the OAllNG G101as _ LET Mi l(NOW WHEN I GET OF ISLAM ? """ tremendously." brain power of the world go to TO SOMEONE REMOTI!.Y Eastern's Deparanenc of other countries," Songer said. WHllE - Lii(. AWOL - international scudencs.is raking "We had always been che leader steps ro ger more international in international education I srudencs back at Eastern, Elliot of the world. We were losing i said. our place and people began "I think rbey have increased lobbying and saying 'we need because of some serious work to rethink th.is'." in our office ro increase those Although enrollment numbers," Elliot said. "I think has become harder for char we have (improved) international studencs, many through our new policies and are still nor deterred. procedures and our recruirmenc Sreeniva Nannapaneni, a efforts; that's one of the reasons graduate student in che biology NON SEQUITUR I WILEY MILLER why rbe numbers are better department from India, said he than what they were." gives bis support ro those who Elliot said that Eastern make che decision to study in ... t>J..10 ~i ~C.UJOCS N\'{ .•. L.f.\ ~ R.._\~O 'loll cannot take aJJ rbe credit, the United States. ~~~~~to.I \ O\D i"ll-1 Q.\1.C.':>\loN \N~ however. ~ING W~~t.R ~to..<.~i!C>l-1. r>--N't O~lt>.\V.. I? "I would definitely ~'N, ~~'NE. B'-61~ UNPJl..IR\c5HC.. t>..NO Better conditions in other encourage chem co come i~Q-t>.NO-r>. ... q.lL'\ ~R"~ \o ~\(;> counrries and change in policies here and pursuer cheir higher i\,li; \G.il?Ro~\?i~ by rbe federal government education," Nannapaneni contributed to the increase. said. the union. ' Taxes Before those renovations, FROM PAGE A1 food was only available on a cash-only basis. Now 80 percent of the Eastern requested a waiver traffic in the union is studencs for che cax. It will take six using their dining doJJars, months before the Illinois Hudson said. Deparrmenc ofRevenue makes Studencs rradirionally had NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE I EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ a decision. ro eat in dining centers offered If Eastern doesn't get the by the w1iversicy, offering tax ACROSS 28 Torment 42 Lincoln's waiver and also didn't collecc free food. 1 Predicament description of the tax, the univcrsiry could be Bue now Eastern has 29 Tiptop, in 5 Tots' pops pre-Civil War in trouble, Hudson said. changed the way it does hip-hop America ... or "Thar's pare of why we business, said Mike Klemens, 10 See 12-Down 30 Steve _, 1980 a hint to the chose co collect it," be said. a spokesperson for the IJJinois 14 Metro Atlantic Olympic gold- circled letters The university isn't trying to Department of Revenue. Athletic medalist runner 46 Brown v. Board hide anyrhing, Hudson said. Instead of rbe universicy Conference of Education city It's just trying noc co make jusc operating a dining haJJ, team 31 "Fat chancel" 47 Movable the tax a bigger deal that ir it operates restaurants, coo. 15 Rice/Lloyd 34 Musical belonging really is. Places like Chick-fil-a, Subway Webber work Hudson said he's only and Connie's Pizza count as instruction 50 •_ charmant!" 16 It's part of P.R. received rwo questions about restaurants. 35 Where •Aida" 51 Tum up on the 11 Backup troops the tax so far. These are private business debuted beach le seems most students have entities, so their sales are 19 Dying words 54 Religious nor noticed that their dining taxable, Kelmens said. 20 Sweet German 36 Captured, after inscription dollars are acruaJJy worrb 6.75 Getting a sandwich from •on• bread 55 Bypass percent less. Subway in the union or from 21 Its use might 37 In addition If the decision rules that Subway on Lincoln Avenue is 56 Enthralled leave you out of produces from the food court the same, and the rwo compete 57 Shade of blue gas 38 Starch sources don't have to be taxed, the cax for business. 58 Cries out money will noc be refunded or The only way around th.is 23 Old computer 39 Provide food for 59 Junk rebaced. rax is if che food court in the networking 40 Overseas "If a tax is collected and it's protocol Puzzle by Joe DIPlelro union is available exclusively carrier caJJed a sales tax, the university co studencs, which isn't the 26 One way to be DOWN 11 Affordable Tl Knot 42 Where has co turn it in as a sales cax," case, Klemens said. repaid 41 Wags 1 Paul McCartney artwork, 30 Four-_ boat Christmas Hudson said. The money Eastern submitted a request and others perhaps decorations go is paid co the state, nor the for a private letter ruling. ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 31 Didn't like 2 Foot specialist? 12 One in a up in summer? university. According to the IJJinois leaving 3 Watching 10-Across Students and staff have Department of Revenue: 32 Little, e.g. 43 Ceratoid 4 Engine 13 Baseball Hall- been able to use dining dollars "Private letter rulings are issued 33 One of a attachment of-Farner Robin 44 Word with light at Eastern since around 2000, by the deparcmenr in response matched set or horse Hudson said. to specific taxpayer inquiries 5 Stand up for 18 Actress Verdugo 35 Left Housing and Dining was concerning the application 6 Opposite of 22 Fails to be 45 Screening put in charge of che food court of a tax stature or rule to a 36 Words of device apres 24 Literally, "little in the university union in particular fact situation." defiance 7 Board member: turnips• 48 "Aeneid" figure 2002. January Despite hopes for a positive Abbr. 38 Mission That is also when ruling, Hudson is skeptical 25 New 49 Endurance 39 Notes at the renovations on the union were about the tax. 8 Bill holder _ (certain end? finished, moving Subway and He's guessing the university 9 Refuses occultists) 52 Greetings from Galba Chick-6.J-a from the rach skeller will have co continue to 10 Lacoste- 26 "Well, well," to 40 Makes aware in 7th Street Underground to implement a sales cax. wearing, maybe Wellington 41 Crusades 53 Staff note news WWW DENNEWS COM I Il!E IW!.HASTERN NEWS I FBUlM 9 2:9 06 ean1ng• o aztng• can seem hazy IJC...,llyer Senior Campus Reporter The difference between having fun with friends and hazing isn't easy to define, said Bob Oudolski, director of Greek Life. "That's the dilemma," Oudolski said. "There is no clean-cut answer." Megan Dolan, president of Kappa Delta and executive member of Panhellenic Council, said her sorortty clarifies the answer. Anything that isn't mandatory for the older members of the sorority means that new members can't do rt either. No one is separated, having to do something everyone else doesn't. School officials discussed hazing at Wednesday's luncheon. Members of the athletic department, Greek Life and band department tried to decide where to draw the ne. Dolan, a senior early childhood educat on maJOr, said hazing starts whenever a person starts to feel uncomfortable. ''That's when you need to draw the line," she said. Experiences with hazing don't usually beg n 1n college, said Mary Kate Lobough, Greek Court associate res'dent director. Students trace hazing back to h'gh school or even WllE HOWS I THE DAILT WTERJI IEWS junior high, she said. Kevin Kolman speaks to fraternity members about the effects of hazing Thursday evening in Lumpkin Auditorium. Hazing isn't fmited to Greek Life or athletics, Oudolski said. It's also a factor with bands and other organizations. Hazing can also happen in businesses or the Greeks learn dangers of hazing workplace. "Any time there's a hierarchy, By Cathy Bayer "Somebody thought ic was a chapter: "This chapter's going to with you for the rest of your life." hazing can evolve," Oudolski said. Senior Campus !'.eporter good idea," he said. close because of this guy, Tractor." Hazing was even endorsed m Kolman has dedicated his life to Having him back al Eastern A hazing hero schools in the early 1800s, Oudolski "Mom, 1 l Eyes wide open, it's 3 a.m. and Greg has to be at work in a few hours. He wants to go to sleep but he can't shut his eyes in fear of missing the smallest ofsmall details. "One more episode," be cdJs himself. "Just one more and then rtJ go co sleep." Greg Bushuc, a junior business manage ment major, never thought he'd be spending more then one hour watching "Lost" with his roommates on that Friday night on Jan. 13. His roommate Ben McGuire, junior en vironmental biology major, received the fim season of "Lost" for Christmas and brought it back so his roommates could fall into the craze. And it worked because one hour turned into 10 hours. And the big weekend ofgoing out to panics, bars and meeting girls rumed into a weekend in front of che 1V with the boys desperately figuring out what was going to happen next. It was like an all-night, every-night party for a week just getting us caught up into the second season, which bad already staned before he'd watehed the first, said Bushue. The roommates declared Scott Albertsen, a senior political science major. the designated driver for the "Lost"-atbons that fint week end, not JUSt for his friends who were drunk, but those who were too tired to drive as well. "I wanted to go to bed, but I couldn'r; Albemcn said. "I was so tired, but so into the show and everyone else I was driving home kept wanting one more episode." He said he was sick all that weekend, but a Uttle illness called pneumonia wouldn't keep him from staying up all hours to watch the show with his friends. The "Lost" all-night parties had rules that most panics on campus don't. No talking is the first rule. "You talk, you get slapped," Albertsen said. McGuire said, "It's true, you do get slapped." Only use the bathroom if it's an emer gency. "We might pause it for a quick bathroom break, or we might not," Bushue said . • Getting food only during designated food breaks is the next rule. Ned Kenter, a junior athletic training ma jor and roommate, said they grab what they nc~ed quicldy because "everyone wants to get right back into it." All roommates agreed if anyone were too slow, the show would scan without that person. Drink at your leisure is the forth rule. · CA111E HOWS I Albertsen said that some get sloppy drunk, Obsessed "Lost" fans worship the past two seasons on DVD. The shows' third sea:son premieres Oct. 4 with "A Tale of Two Cities." but ifyou do, they wouldn't rewind it or rry to explain a part to you. One roommate said be had to re-watch an entire disc of episodes because he got too drunk and couldn't remember every detail University Board books D.C. -m comedian chat happened. "Every show builds upon the last show," ., CintdtH , .,... Trinidad, he realized rigbrawqm..rJ.e boobcl 1hla ~· Albertsen said. "If you miss the slightest Verge reporter "looked like a Caribbcf,p W)" -ibis~ I am doing the most colleges thing, you'll be lost." And This comment~ up Smllh\wodcl --t"'Vc ever done in my life,"' he said. The "Lost" parties have moved from the lrtatlu Peters and made bbA ...-.e-w1ar me-aowd ln Smith will be performing at 9 p.m., guys' apartment in the Atrium on J2•h to the AdMtles Reporter D.C. dkliDOt~W.~ he looked tonight in 7th Street Underground. guys' new house on 11 di and Garfield. JJb aatilmd boJ;.Pd that made him funny "It's a very dub like aonosphcre," Wei Kenter said the roommates arc counting Owen Smith, a comedian raised in the University Board vice chair Melissa Schae down the days until the season premiere and Washington D.C. area, knew be waaM ~.... made people laugh then, when fer. "Even though it's a smaller vaiue you will probably "count down the hours and to do stand up since be was nine JafS oW. -l••QllM!han on1V I was like 'Wow sec people sitting on tables (for the show)." minutes on the day 0£9 but didn't realize why be made.people llagfl ..W.Whit Fm going to do', but I didn't tell Smith is the third comedy show for UB until he met his gidfiicnd't fiahtr. ~·i..w. this semester. Because Smkb'a hai\Vesc ...._IIone ofabout I 00 college c • H SEE mnl, PMiE 12 II SEE UllT, PMiE IZ Indiana, and bit~ Jidher Idiom ..... dm CIP"'dian Owen Smith has • IS IVEMUSIC 1 FRIDAY 9.29.06 I PAGE B2 " Trav1s ·w1 es ~/)_ Tr10 o tap Albertsen said none of them *jazz/bluea* / Lost JACK DAN & CORONA TODAY ~--- -~~~~~~- creaced the group because someone FROM PAGE Bl had beaten chem to it. Travis Westly Trio So why is there such an obses Time I 6p.m. "Lost" premieres at 8 p.m. on sion with the show at Eastern? Wednesday, Oct. 4 on ABC. Kenter said the show is full of Location I Friend's &Co. The house is having people over complex details chac layer on each More info I No cover. with beer, soda and a ton of food other. to celebrate the third season of "Every character in the show "Lost," McGuire said. is connected somehow and that Sase Haven "We're all excired about the new mixed in with all the mystery season," he said. makes you want co keep watching Opening for The roommates all agree their and find our more," he said. The Fuz obsessed wich the show and Al The roommates all agreed Time 17p.m. bertsen even refers to himself as a "Lost" is a science fiction phenom "Lost supemerd." enon, a "Gilligan's Island meecs Mac's Uptowner Location I He said he's a regular on the "X-Files." More info I $3 at the door. "Lost" message board on official Albertsen said it's a show ABC Web site. that pulls you in more with each "I'U be on there up co five hours episode. A Night of HOPE ac a time," he said. "I'll talk with "It's going to be hard having co Time I 6-10 p.m. the guys about different theories wait a week until the next "Lost" Location I Jackson Avenue thac ocher fans pose on the Web airs," he said. ·------·1 $43.00 On 1 r------%10 Off .. More info I Julia Rea, Kari and Sarah, site." The house will be counting Other message boards the guys down co the premiere by watching :.. ______Partial Hilites .. :.. ______On Men's Cuts ..: Jenny Keese and Rachel Vaughn, Olftr eiitpi:tt.s JOI 1!06 Offtroplres IWl 106 Motherload. No cover. All proceeds read and posr on is the Eastern second season episodes all night benefit domestic violence prevention in Facebook club called "Are you lost until then. East Central Illinois. yec." The club has 94 members. Atk About Our 8ikinl Call Now Waxing! 217-345-5451 SATURDAY H Smith "You wouldn't believe how Detour many rehashed ideas the comedi FROM PAGE Bl ans you love today have borrowed Time I 10 p.m. r from chem," he said. Good------, only at the Charleston I Location I Friend's &Co. "We've had a phenomenal UB members saw Smith ac the I More info I $4 at the door. rumouc ac both shows," said UB National Association for Campus Dairy Queen concert coordiantor Grecchen Activities convention in Boston 20 State St. I Claypool: where he was the MC. I * Take Division St. North to State St. Tom Vance, About 300 people attended past "He was a real crowd pleaser," DQ Stevan Brasel shows and Claypool and other UB Schaefer said. I 348-6886 I Besides booking gigs all around Time I 7-9 p.m. members expect a turnout just as big for Smith. North America, he has appeared ' I Location I Jackson Avenue "I chink the people who have on Comedy Central's "Premium I 50~ -off atty leg. More info I No cover. come will ceJI their friends," Clay Blend," CBS's "Scar Search" and pool said. The WB's "Gilmore Girls." Smith attended the University "My television career is an I or Senn & Nutt ofNotre Dame where be once extreme blessing," he said. "I never Time I 11 p.m. received a week's pass to a tan .ser our to be an actor. Bue for some I Location I Mom's ning salon for winning a comedy reason some people feel chat I'm Large Jlizzard competition. nor bad at it." I I After graduation he moved to His experiences caught him Offer Expires October 31, 2006 SUNDAY Chicago where he was offered a what it cakes co make a celevision job right our of college working show. Caleb Cook for Prudential Preferred Financial "You get to see the creative Time I 9 p.m. Services. process at work," Smith said. "You location I Mac's Uptown.er The comedian sold Life Insur fed like you are on the other side More info I No cover. ance, which was based solely on of the curtain." commission. Typically, Smith performs at e "IfI didn't sell, I didn't eat," comedy clubs. He moved co Los ~me'' o&treet.. . 258~8085 Angdes in 2000 where he regularly Smith said. Monda~-Friday from 9am-6pm the list Needless to say, thac was the last appears ac the World Famous lm Top Five Best One-liners time he sac in a cubicle, and Chi prov and Hermosa Beach Comedy WEDDING & BACHELOREtTE Here's our compilation of the best cago soon became the place where and Magic Club. ITEMS, one-line jokes. he learned how to be funny. "Jay Leno performs there a loc," » Steven Wright I "If God dropped Although Charleston and Chi Smith said. GAG GIFTS, VIDEOS, l:>Vt>S, acid, would he see people?" cago differ, Smith is glad to be in Despite the many appearances MAGAZINES, NOVELTIES » Jay Mohr I "You know how to tell the state chat where he started. ar known comedy clubs, Smith is if the teacher is hung over; Movie Day." "(It is) Great! Although I glad ro be appearing before college & UNGERIE » George Carlin I "If you can't beat chink Charleston, ill. is a differ students as weU. them, arrange to have them beaten." ent slice of Ulinois than Chicago," "They are smarr and if chey he said jokingly adding, "Is there love a joke they really laugh at ic," » Rodney Dangerfield I "When ***Coupon for free gift with purchase*** I played in the sandbox, the cat kept a Harold's Chicken in Charleston?" he said. "Plus my hope is that in covering me up." Smith said Chicago was where doing so many colleges chat I can » Rita Rudner I "When I was a he learned how to put on a show begin ro carve out some sore of fan kid, I had two friends, and they were and how to entertain an audience base chat will support me through imaginary and they would only play with for over an hour. the resc of my career." each other." "Audiences char let me say Recencly, while performing a whatever I wanr co say," are Smith's nooner (a show thac takes place at ver staff favorites. "I'm not new at this." noon) Smith said he was interrupc However, when he was new ed by a blind girl who blurted out, Verge editor ac performing gigS. Smith experi "I see whar you're talking about!" Hol!J_ lhomas_ enced nerves, something he said which he said cracked him up. Associate Verge editor most people experience before rught now, his act focuses on Matt.Poli performing. relationships because he wanes Verge writer "I love nerves now," Smith couples to stay together. Michael Petecso claimed. "(l) weJcome them. Smith currently appears on Designer Nerves are my friends." UPN's "Everybody Hates Chris." Dave Hanley, Matt Poli, Holly Comedians char inspired and "Working on Chris Rock's show Jhomas ~~~~~~~~ influenced Smith co make bolder has been a great experience," he Contact the On The Verge staff by e-mail choices in his comedy include Bill said. ul've learned a lot and the at Cosby, ruchard Pryor, Moms Mab Executive Producers have been very [email protected] ley, Redd Foxx and his favorite, generous in giving me a chance to .. Franklyn Ajaye. grow." • 01 THE YE1'E I WWWDENNEWS.COM I FllDAY 9.29.06 I PNiE 13 MORE ONLINE For additional and extended reviews, visit our Web site and click on the www.DENNEWS.com li11k. Cyber Lounge has space to spare Lounge has much to offer, but students are unaware it exists Some wane co keep the: new venue secluded from chc srudenr masses. By Jason Duarte wl haven't really told coo many Verge Reporter people, 'cause I don'r wanr co come here and have ir be filled with The newly renovated Cyber Lounge in people," Stamm said. "It's kind of 7th Street Underground can be used for nice and quiet." many differenc funccions. Ac the norrheast end of the From watching lV to scudying to jmc Martin Luther King Jr. University relaxing, a srudent can do it all and with Unjon, a green awning reads 7th plenty of elbow room co spare. Street Underground. The Cyber Lounge has not been a Through the doors and down popular place on campus, even after un che staircase:, another set of doors dergoing the recenc renovations, and it is awaits and ir is through those doors questionable as ro why. that the Cyber Lounge sits. Ir's a place co go. wirh several forms of To the righr, a sec oflVs, c:nrertainmenr. couches and a row of computers If roommates arc loud and a quiet place stand waiting robe used. ro scudy is needed, lhc Cyber Lounge To the left arc many empty allows one co gee away, with a plethora of tables and chairs. rabies available. Also down chere is a stage, com-. The Cyber Lounge even has two big piece with speakers and lights. screen TVs with couches probably more Much of rhe rime, rhc:re is an comfortable than Mom's; and a comfort entire lounge pracrically unused. able: place co watch a movie: or just rake: a The Cyber Lounge also has lace rcsr. hours to accommodate srudents Four computers with lncernet capability llATT POU 1Ol lME YmE who like ro burn rhe midnight oil. arc there: for srudents ro freely browse rhe Students use the computers in the Cyber Lounge. Despite the renovations, not many students know or The Cyber Lounge hours are 7 'nee or work on homework. take advantage of it. a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through This place even has its own piano for it," said Susan Stamm, a senior education be comfortable: co do your homework and Thursday, 7 a.m. to l a.m. Friday, srudents co practice: on or jusc start a jam major. "I came down here for a show and scuff." 10 a.m. to l a.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 11 session. the: guy was making fun of people who were One of chc: problems may be chat most p.m. Sunday. So, why don't more srudc:nrs take advan watching TV during his sec. So, I was like, srudc:nrs just don't know abour ic, or if they "I think ic would be good if it was ad tage: of this place? 'Oh, whac's down here?' And after che show, do, they don't know where it's locarc:d or vertised," Stamm added. "People would take "I don't think they acrually know about I looked around and it looked like it would what rhe Cybc:r Lounge has to offer. advantage of it, probably." • nrev1ew• Black Dahlia leaves Awful-ly funny jokes viewers in the dark Nation'al Lampoon is at it again, this time in the form of literature Teague Molloy ing and misleading to the viewer. Verge Critic In addition, lead actor Josh Hartnett did a poor job acting the role of the investigating By Matt Poli piece with a joke analysis at rhe end of every "Black Dahlia" lacked as a quality retell policeman. De Palma focused on the lives Associate Verge Editor chapter. ing of a famous Hollywood murder that left of the characters and lost couch with the While there are few jokes in this a female victim chopped in half at the waist, murder and pursuit of the murderer of che What's rhe mosr offen- book char can be rold ar disembowded, drained of blood and marked "Black Dahlia." Instead the film focused on sive, disgusting, hilarious grandma's birthday parry, up. the policeman's perspectives and thoughts book a college student the raunchy hilarity will Director Brian De Palma did recreate the about their investigation inco the murder of could read? No, ic's not evencually bring a smirk co 1940s setting well, but failed ac making this slain actress, Elizabeth Short. an anatomy texrbook, it's the face of the rightest of film shine. Instead, the film involved the characrers National Lampoon's "Jokes tightwads. The characters' that had come into con Jokes Jokes Collegiate &ii- You can't expect an thoughcs wichin the tact with her. rion." incc:llc:crual, anc:cdocal book film were odd and Harmett's acting as a Wrirren by comedian/ from someone who scares misleading cowards the police invesrigacor into writer Scc:ve Ochs, this "jokes are a man's world ... building of the plot and the murder was blown book is nearly 300 pages kind of a kooky Viagra for made for less suspense:. out of proportion, mis of entertaining anecdores the man who can't achieve The theater lacked leading and the cenrral char will even make your or maintain elations" in the patrons and put many point of the scoryline was professor chuckle: then say, introduction. co sleep, including lost. "Ohhh that's bad." This book even provides myself. No cencral idea was No publishing company a sc:ccion with jokes chat From the scare of rhe clearly communicacc:d in ics righc mind could dare can be used ro punk out film ro che end, the act to the viewer beyond co print such grotesque:, one of your friends, male ing and scenes lacked the murder and as I off- color humor. or female, in the "Jokes substance: and bored said previously the film So it's no wonder Na- Thar Can Be Modified To the viewer because it became overly involved rional Lampoon {"Animal -~~ Bag On A Specific Person" was not jusr a mur- in rhe lives of ochers char House" and "Vacation") chaprer. der mystery. The film offered little co rhe death has its own press co publish Pick out the jokes that became personal with or plot. this compilation oflewd, ...... ______are coo funny co resist and its characters and also The acting was poor comical jokes. busr rhc:m ouc ar a parry, became heavily focused on the rdationships because of the young accor's bad impressions Separated into cwo caregories, "The and you'll be making more friends than a berween them. of the 1940s. Courses" and "The Life," the jokes are frat kid with a fut fuU of cash. It was easy co get lost and confused The film lacked the quality of a good clas broken into subcategories that cover almost Some of the jokes may be familiar; some throughout the building of the plot because sic murder mystery that Hollywood usually every topic for a good joke possible:. of them complc:cc:ly offensive:, bur laughter the film gor coo involvtd in the thoughts of offers, even though ic has received numerous No ethnic group, gender or religion is is bound co ensue with ar lease a few, if nor the individual characters. This was confus- stars. spared in every section, which comes com- many, of these college-humored tales. PAGE 114 I FRIDAY 9.29.06 I WWW.DENNEWS.COM 101 THE YEltGE oing 6ac in time Harvest Frolic and Trades Fair gives guests a 19th century experience By David Thill Verge f>.eporter Macthew Mittelstaedt wants people co said. "If you're sining there with modern sen invites people of all ages co visit travd back through time, or at least a step sibilities, you might think it's a little sexist, the event and see Illinois from back to the 19th century. but it really represents the period." the 19th century. Mittelstaedt is the site manager at Lincoln A new edition to the event this year will "I would encourage (people) Log Cabin, a stare historical site near Lema be the medicine show, Mictelstaedt said. to take a step back and view the that depicts life in the 19th century on Abra "It's for entertainment purposes, but ir's furure of Illinois through the ham Lincoln's parents' farm. basically like a rravding salesman," he said. lens of the 19th century," he said. The site is currently preparing for its "He will have a pitch and some kind of tonic The future of Illinois at that annual Harvest Frolic and Trades Fair to be that he's trying to sell you." rime was often thought of as held chis weekend. A euphemism for the medicine show purely agricultural, Mirrdstaedt Mirrelstaedr said the evenc is "our version would be the classic "Snake Oil Salesman," said. of a 19th century trades fair and agricultural Mittelstaedt said. "It's a different world," he show." Traveling salesmen were fairly common said. "In the 19th cemury it's the The purpose of the event is co provide place in the latter portion of the 19th century, farmer that's the backbone of the education and entertainment, Mictelstaedt he said. nation, not the urban communi- said. Ir will feature a Punch and Judy-style As Mittelstaedt stood over his desk, he be aes.... period puppet show, a medicine show, music, gan flipping through copies of a newspaper The event will include various crafts and food. The purpose of all of which from 1837 in search of an advertisement that vendors, some of which will be is co provide visitors with a glimpse at life in illustrated the "snake oil salesman." present for purely demonst.rative the latter portion of the 19th century, Mit "(Traveling salesmen) would make wild reasons, while ochers will have items such as tdstaedc said. claims of cbe medicinal properties of their food, baskers, pottery and walking sticks for For example, by modem day srandards, conics," he said. "They were really outland sale, Mittelsraedt said. · the Punch and Judy puppet show may not be ish, wild claims. Of course, back then they The Harvest Frolic and Trades Fair will acceptable but sho.uld be kept in context. didn't have rhe rruth in advertising like we cake place from 10 a.m. ~o 4 p.m. Saturday "The puppet show is really representative do today." and Sunday. The event is free and open to of 19th century entertainment," Mictdstaedr Enterrainment aside, Mittelstaedt said he the public. • FRIDAY Heavy Trash will be playing ar the Cowboy The Salvation Monkey in Champaign this Friday. The show "Hairspray" will be Army of Coles scares at IO p.m. and tickets cost $10. showing at the lliinois and Cumber Stace University Braden land Counties SATURDAY Auditorium in Normal 1" Annual Golf tltis Sunday. Tickets cost Roger Waters, formerly Benefir this Fri The National Association for the Advancement from $43 to $45. of Pink Floyd, will be play day in Mattoon. of Colored People "Soul Food Festival" is taking ing at the First Midwest The benefit cakes place this Sarurday from 11 a.m. co 6 p.m. It Bank Ampirheatre in Chi place at the Mead will be held ac the Decaruc Civic Center. For cago this Friday. The show owview Golf Course more information, call (217) 422-7300. srarts at 8 p.m. and tickets and starts at 1 p.m. To range from $119 co $495. enter, it coses $75 per Method Man, with Masrah Killah and person. Inspecrah Deck, will be playing at the Canopy The "Harvest Frolic and Club in Urbana this Saturday. The show starts at Agriculrural Fair" will be 7 p.m. and cost $20. taking place at the Lincoln The Black N Blue Band Log Cabin State Historic will be playing at Toaster's Pub The Martha Graham Dance Company, with Site tltis Sunday. The event at 1408 Broadway Ave. in Mat the University of Illinois New Music Ensemble, is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. toon. The show is this Friday from will be playing at the Krannen Cencer Festival 9 p.m. co 1 a.m. For more informa Theatre in Urbana. The show is this Saturday tion, call (217) 235-5253. and tickers oost $20 to $36. For more informa tion, call (800) 527-2849. The "Fall 2006 Barbershop Quance and Chorus Competition" is taking place The October Family Fest/Illinois Wine and at the Peoria Civic Center Theatre this Fri Cheese Festival will cake place this Saturday day. It premiers at 7 p.m. and rickets are $15. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will be hdd ac the Rockome Gardens in Arcola. For more informa The Martoon High School is having their tion, call (217) 268-4106. fall play this Friday at 7:30 p.m. They will be performing "The Calamiryville Terror." The "Inrernacional Beer Tasting and Chili Cook-off' will be taking place ac the comer of The EIU Marching Band Jackson Avenue Main and Broadway in Urbana. le is Sarurday Contest will be hdd at coffee will be host and goes from 3 co 8 p.m. Tickets are $5. O'Brian Stadium this Sat ing the "Night of urday ar Eastern. The event Hope: Domestic SUNDAY takes place all day. Violence Preven Allee Cooper will be tion in East Central "Bank on Murder," an interactive murder playing Sunday ac 8 p.m. It ~ .::::=111~•-••l' lllinois" benefit mystery is taking place this Sunday ac the takes place ac The Pageant """ .. this Friday. It will Round Barn Banquer Center in Champaign. ac 6161 Delmar in Sc Louis. feature Live The event takes place at 6 p.m. and tickers cost Tickers cost from $95 to music, silent art auction and raffies. It goes $37.50. For more information, call (217) 355- $157. For more informa from 6 to 10 p.m. and is free. 3636. tion, call (314) 726-6161. "Break: The Urban Funk Spectacular" will Powermen 5000, with Bang and None be held at the Bloomington Center for the Taken, will be playing at the Canopy Club in Performing Arts this Friday. The show begins at Urbana this Sunday. The show stares at 8 p.m. 8 p.m. and tickers cost $20 to $32.50. For more and coses $15. information, call (309) 434-2777. ' FRIDAY""~·~~~ 9 29.o6 I THE DAILY EASTERN NE~~WS I WWW.DENNEWS.COM ~~~~~~~~Ea!....,_ the ball around. We'U have to be on Offense our '!\ game." redictio ns FROM PAGE B8 The secondary lived up co its Serving a floater Here are the Daily Eastern News' early-season national recognition last weekend at Samford. Senior score predictions for Saturday's football Different styles make through the air wich no spin and llaoa's backup is even bigger, as cornerbacks B.J. Brown and game between Eastern and Hawaii for different results when ir does chat, it catches currents senior Reagan Mauia stands as a Terrance Sanders forced a fumble, Sports Editor of air in che facility and chose air 6-fooc, 351,pound running back while cornerback Ben Brown Matt Daniels when serving a currents can push the ball around converted from defensive end. recovered one and sophomore safety Hawaii 41, Eastern 21 volleyball various places." "When chey do run, chey're a Ke-Andre Sams had an interception. Expect Micah Rucker to catch The standing Aoater does che load," Eastern defensive coordinator Ben Brown also had a team-high six another touchdown pass or two, but for By Adam larcl1 same ching chat the jump Roarer Roe Bellantoni said. cackles in the game. Hawaii to pull away in the second half. Staff Reporter does, but che hie is much less Brennan has thrived in his second Burge said he challenged the powerful just standing. year as a starter in head coach June entire secondary before the Samford Associate Sports Editor Besides choosing whar type of The serve from che jump floater Jones' run-and-shoot offense. Jones game to play bener than they had arrack co use or where to block, is also harder co return because of a has been quick co praise Brennan the previous game at lllinois State. Marco Santana another decision happens co start higher trajectory, Bennett said. and the entire offense, saying Samford had 248 yards passing and Hawaii 62, Eastern 34 the rally: While both serves are hie the Brennan is physically the besc rwo couchdown passes, but most Eastern keeps it close, for a minute, Whar type of serve should be same way, che jump version adds a quarterback he's ever had. of its yardage was on wide receiver then Hawaii puts it away. hiL • lot more movement co che serve. This also includes former Hawaii screens and passes thrown in the The Panthers currently have "For che Aoacer you're standing quarterback Timmy Chang, the Aar. Sports Reporter three different types of serves they on the ground, and for che jump NCM' career leader in passing "I told (Ben Brown) chat all Matt Stevens use, a jump serve, a jump Boater or floater you do a spike approach and yards. Chang threw for 17,072 you got to chink about when you Hawaii 52, Eastern 24 a standing floater. then toss it," Bennett said. yards in his four-year career and step on that field is Sports Network Hawaii always runs up the score "Those are the three types of Currently, freshman outside surpassed Ty Detmer's total passing ranked you the No. 9 cornerback on some sucker school who enjoys serves that we do, and it depends on hi tter Jessica Wheder uses the jump yards record in 2004. in the nacion," Burge said about his the vacation. This year Eastern is that their success at the types as to what Boater. She said her consistency has "As a secondary, chis is the teammates preseason ranking. "I cype we're doing," said head coach still been lacking from the serves, type of game chat we look for," just challenged chem all co be better sucker. Lori Bennett. though. said Eascern's senior safety Tristan than they what they can be because Season Records: Daniels (4- This weekend, the Panthers will Many club reams and some Burge. "We like reams that pass che we gee no respect. Nobody thinks 0), Santana (4-0), Stevens (3-1) be given multiple opportunities to collegiate reams have gone to che ball, that'll come out and just slam we're as good as we think we are." use all three as they face O hio Valley jump Aoacer serve, as it is harder Conference opponents Morehead co return. Bennett has been Seate and Eastern Kentucky on surprised, though, by how linle the the loss at Illinois State. What is McDuffie and his rrusty sidekick the road. Eastern Kentucky's head competition this year has used it, Stevens astounding is that a solution was John Smith could've d umped the coach Lori Duncan said the team though. FROM PAGE B8 possible for McDuffie and company ISU game char hurts us win, lose or still mainly uses standing serves. "Still a lot of players are on che and it was as easy as S-1-U. draw, for a series with the Salukis "Most ofren we use a Aoacer," ground or when they do jump "We'd acrually like to play a chat gives Eastern another chance at Duncan said. "A couple jump serve there's a lot ofcop spin ... a jumper," Once the suitcase flipped open rivalry with Eastern every year to a marquee 1-M win. but not many." Bennett said. with $250,000 in it, the deal make up for chat open dace," said If Indiana Scare could've ended The normal jump serve differs Duncan said Eastern Kentucky sbould've taken long enough for SIU spores information director its ongoing losing streak against from the jump floater by how the has been more conservative with McDuffie to sign his name. Tom Weber. "Bur (we) have gotten a lower-level opponent, Panther ball is hit. jump serves. However, if the NCM selection no response back." fans would have the opportunity While the jump floater generally "It's (serving) been a lot better committee is forced to sic down and The Salukis were shocked when to wash out the taste of lase year's has little co no spin on che ball, the then it has in the past," Duncan said. look at che Panchers as an at-large Soucheast Missouri and new head playoff disaster and the game would jump serve adds spin. "For the most part we're working candidate, they'll quickly realize all coach Tony Samuel pulled the plug get local coverage. "The jump server has a top spin, on being more consistent." of Eastern's wins are unimpressive on ics annual rivalry. With McDuffie Unfortunately, Eascern's constant generally speaking, so we call it a Overall, the Panchers' serving on paper. The home win against being the former head honcho at "we have to play them" attitude jumper," Bennett said. "The jump has been improving in practice, Indiana Scace is what weakens rhe SEMO, he had co know what was with Indiana Scace is hurting the floater doesn't ~pin at all. lt travels Bennett said. EIU playoff resume more than going on in Cape Girardeau, Mo. Panthers in the long run. 2tul tlnmmJ; 'Uttia8 91WJht "<.Best of Sliow" wins $50 <.Book..,store Certificate, CROSS courmrr I RACE DISTANCES 'Old-school mentality' hinders progress Despite advances in the women run five kilometers, or is for competitive and participation 3.12 miles, while che men run reasons, there is now an opportunity other areas, women an eight kilometers, or about five for more women ro run, and if it still run shorter races miles. went up there just wouldn't be as When rhe runners make it to many women runners," said Sam than male countcrpans regionals and nationals, the distance Sccmes, CEO of the Unired Stares is then extended co 6K for women Track and Field and Cross Country ., ....,,...... and JOK for men. Coaches Association. Staff Reporter Up until recencly at the high Mose coaches agree that it school level in Illinois, the boys depends on the runner, not on the Not until 88 years after thC would run a 5K and the girls would gender, of who runs the race. Some Olympics began in 1896wacwomcn run a 4K. women would be fine with running allowed ro compcce in die mamhon. But now the rules have changed a IOK, while ochers like it the way Throughout the years and in all so chac boch boys and girls run a it is. levels of play, women ha~ started co 5K. "Girls' bodies are differ~nr be considered as equals and gradually That means when chc men run than guys are," said Eastern junior gain some ofthe same opponunities in the poscseason, they arc running runner Jillian Blondell. "Our bodies char men have in sports. double whac they did in high arc more brittle, and as females our "Women were only allowed to school, making the adjustment bones and muscles just aren't as Movie run 800 meters in the Olympics more difficulc. strong as the men's, so I don't chink Plrat11 of the Carlbbtaft: until the 70s, when people began "It was rough, my first race at the it is a bad thing char we run less ftad Maft'I Chert co use common sense rather than college level," said Eastern freshman than they do. I just don't chink it is prN"nnceived- norionc •aid Illinois runner Bil\wilfl~~{& ~uAJU&-...w:aUJ. ....h - ,. •• men's cross country coach Wendel more than in high school and more Overall, the runners felt that McRaven. "It is just an old school than I expected it co, just because it the difference in mileage is either mentality that women muse be was so many more miles." justified or they hadn't ever really weaker chan men, when in actuality The way the distance regulations thoughtaboucchedifferencecnough women may be better suited to run are sec up now freshman women co be bothered by it. extreme discances more so than have a bcccer chance of making a "It is a lot like what we sec in men." difference in college because the other sports," said Eascem head Eastern travels to Louisville, distance is nor much, ifany. different coach Geoff Masanet. "Whether Ky., chis weekend for Saturday's ... than whar chey ran in high school. it is a smaller field sitt or a lOMr 7th It. "'*'1rovtld Friday, Sept. 29th ll IP'I' Louisville Invitational, its .first meet Many cross country runners hoop, I think it is just a historical Saturday, Sept. $0th ll lpttt f. 11pttt in rwo weeks. also compete as distance runners in rhing and over time, women have tuuanl Audltorlu• While there is no scicncific crack. In both indoor and outdoor proved they can do pretty muc:h evidence co prove char women track, rhc distances arc rhe same, anything guys can do. may be better suited to run longer with the women running a l OK "And over time, we've gotten distances, che men do run longer also. things co an even keel in most than women in college. "I think the reason the women sports, and over time~ o~ mighr In a collegiate cross country race, run a 5K or 6K as opposed to a I OK gee there." $2. 50 22oz. Bottles & $2 Slammers J) MVC grandstand and luxury suites. a non-conference schedule more "We have gone from the worst difficult rhan any other team in the FROM P/..GE 88 facilities in college ro che best," MVC. Warming :.ai