University Archives (02) Box 1063 A I UTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY ■ ^ Cougar athleticsj addingddine on to Homecoming fun e s i l E See Sports ALTON - EAST ST LOUIS - EDWARDSVILLE Kickin’Thursday, October 13,2005 it up WWW.THEALESTLEat Homecoming .COM V o l. 58, No. 15 Steve Britt N e w s R e po r t e r Homecoming revs up for a week of tradition-filled fun. The week’s activities echo the ‘50s with soda floats, “Grease“ sing-alongs and a classic car show. “We looked at making homecoming more traditional,” Coordinator of Greek Life and Homecoming director John SCHEDULE OF Davenport said. EVENTS Recurring events such as the Monday, October 17 golf cart parade are back again, V ote tor the H omecoming while new events look to make Kin g a n d Q ueen in the MUC an impression for future 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. homecomings. Goshen Lounge “We looked at how some S e e t h e g o lf c a r t p a r a d e colleges do bed races, so we Noon decided recliner races. Stratton Quadrangle Wednesday is kind of traditionally for karaoke,” Davenport said. T uesday, October 18 A bonfire was planned last R a c e y o u r r e c l in e r year but was rained out. This Noon Stratton Quadrangle Check out how last year’s W ednesday, O ctober 19 S ing in t h e a n n u a l C o u g a r K a r a o k e royalty is faring this year Noon MUC Goshen Lounge See Lifestyles S in g a l o n g w it h “G r e a se ” a n d S o d a S h o p year, it’s on the agenda for next 7 p.m. Thursday, weather permitting, Meridian Ballroom Davenport said. The gem of the events is the T hursday, October 20 custom and classic car show on C o m e c h e e r o n t h e m e n ’s the Quad, where more than 50 a n d w o m e n ’s so c c e r tea m cars are expected to cruise in C ourtesy of SIUE photo services at t h e P ep R ally Saturday. The 2004 Homecoming Queen Lee Ann Lomax and King Larry Brown pose at the soccer game last 6:30 p.m. “The big deal we’ve never year. The coronation of the king and queen will be one of many events occurring in Homecoming Woodland Bowl done before and takes a lot of 2005. The theme is “Got your kicks on Route 66. ” undertaking, is the car show,” “We’ve had a lot of people having a reunion, Athletics are people to come out as we Friday, October 21 Davenport said. “We’ve been saying they’re going to bring having a Hall of Fame dinner,” possibly can. ... RSVPs for W a tch t h e m e n ’s a n d working for months on it.” Corvettes.” Davenport said. “That’s family weekend are double what w o m e n ’s s o c c e r t e a m s Sh-Boom, a ‘50s style band, School associations have tremendous.” they normally are. We have the t a k e o n t h e U n iv e r s it y o f will play during the show. tied in with the time frame to The number of revelers possibility for a great turnout this M isso u r i-S t . L o u is Refreshments will be available bring up numbers for many looks promising, Davenport year.” 5:30 p.m. and hopefully, Davenport said, events. noted. For more information, visit Ralph Korte Stadium there will be lots of flashy “The Alumni Association is “We're trying to get as many www.siue.edu/CAB/Homecoming. W in V e g a s S t y l e at cars. C a sin o N ig h t 9 p.m. MUC Goshen Lounge and the DUI victim dies, charges brought against student Meridian Ballroom

S t e v e B r it t of aggravated driving under the Rusty’s Restaurant in charge when a more serious FAMILY WEEKEND N e w s R e po r t e r influence. Edwardsville. charge would be available,” If convicted, Graham may Hamil, of Edwardsville, died Madison County State’s Attorney Saturday, October 22 An SIUE student faces face three to 14 years for each Saturday at St. Louis University spokeswoman Stephanie Smith R ollin’ out at the Fun prison time if convicted of three count of aggravated DUI. Hospital. He was 49. said Oct. 4. Bowling Tournament felony charges leveled against Reckless homicide is a Class Graham was initially Hamil remained in the Noon to 5 p.m. him by Madison County Three felony with a potential charged with aggravated driving Intensive Care Unit of St. Louis MUC Recreation Center prosecutors. penalty of two to five years. under the influence of alcohol. University Hospital until his The Madison County State’s Charges stem from Sept. 16 Prosecutors dropped the charge death. Sunday, October 23 Attorney charged Jeffrey when Graham allegedly struck nearly two weeks ago. According to Smith, Graham S u n d a y B r u n c h Graham, 25, Tuesday with Gregory J. Hamil with his Dodge “We didn't want him is not in custody. His bail is set at II a.m. to 1:30 p.m. reckless homicide and two counts Intrepid in the parking lot of (Graham) to plead to a lesser $75,000. Center Court Cafeteria 2 WWW.THEALESTLE .COM T hursday, O ctober 13, 2005

Student Appreciation Days Family Weekend gives parents a Schedule an appointment with either of our stylists Amber Porter or Missy chance to briefly live the college life Taylor and receive 50% off all hair services N ata lie H e il “We have a professional and mingle with the families.” N ew s S tringer company that sets up tables Family Weekend started four Call 692-0690 to schedule your appointment where the students can play years ago at SIUE as a campus- www.robertclarksalon-spa.com Students have an roulette and exchange chips for wide initiative to involve the robwl-drt Offer expires October 30, 2005 opportunity to show their prizes.” families in campus activities. salon & spa families the SIUE campus during the Campus Activities Board sponsored Family Weekend. ‘‘The family weekend is a time for us “The Family Weekend is a to invite the families of the students to time for us to invite the families of the students to participate in participate in activities that showcase a activities that showcase a lot of 99 activities SIUE has to offer,” lot of activities SIUE has to offer. Student Leadership Assistant Director of Campus -Assistant Director of Campus Life Michelle Life Michelle King said. “Also, it Development Program & gives the students a chance to King Volunteer Services visit with their families.” Casino Night has become The Sunday brunch is “Family Weekend is a fairly Modules one of the most popular events another event that introduces the common practice among other 10/18/05 Module 18, 2:00 p.m. scheduled on Family Weekend. families of SIUE students to campuses so we decided to bring Motivating Others “Casino Night draws administrators and the University it to SIUE in conjunction with Suzanne Kutterer-Siburt, Assist. Director anywhere from l ,000 to 1,500 Center style of dining. our homecoming,” King said. Leadership Development, SIUE people every year since it is a “Last year we had 400 The number of families Board Room. MUC totally free event where we bring (attend),” King said. “We invite attending the events has grown Module 8, 6:30 p.m. Las Vegas to campus,” King said. campus administrators to come see PARENTS, page 4 Human Relations Billie Turner, Community Liaison University of Illinois / NTAC Board Room, MUC SIUE arrest man on DUI charge 10/25/05 S t e v e B r it t accident, single vehicle on Poag SIUE police and officers found Module 19, 2:00 p.m. N e w s R e p o r t e r Road and North University Brown walking near the Understanding the Organizational Climate Rodney Davis, Project Director Drive. He hit the median,” Lt. intersection. U.S. Representative Shimkus' Office An Edwardsville man had a Kevin Schmoll said. Brown was issued field Board Room, MUC run in with the law and a concrete According to Schmoll, the sobriety tests, which he failed, median on campus. 2001 Chevy Impala was and he blew a .104 on the Module 9, 6:30 p.m. Cross Cultural Awareness Devin J. Brown, 24, was damaged and Brown took off Breathalyzer. Illinois law Kate Howell, Volunteer Relations Specialist charged Oct. 8 with driving under walking. mandates .08 as the legal International Institute the influence and leaving the Edwardsville police were limit. Board Room, MUC scene of an dispatched to check on the Brown was not injured and SLDP Reminders.... accident. residence. he was released on $400 bond. Volunteer Projects “He was involved in a traffic Meanwhile, a motorist called October 15 - Urban Plunge, E. St. Louis, IL October 22 - Share Food, Granite City, IL Tuition increases could be in the works November 5 - Computer Rehab, Washington Park, IL November 12 - St. Vincent DePaul Thrift Store, E. St. Louis, IL November 19 - Share Food, Granite City, IL C o r y F r e e m a n undergraduate entering fall 2005 radio and television outlets. November 19 - Boy Scout Food Drive, Granite City, IL N ew s Strin g er taking 30 credit hours is $4,350. The proposal also said SIUE November 24 - Thanksgiving Dinner, Belleville & E. St. Louis, IL The proposed annual rate for fall should further develop its non­ For more information and the calendar, contact the Kimmel Leadership Tuition increases are being 2006 is $5,100. state-supported resource base. Center at extension 2686 or visit the website at www.siue.edu/KIMMEL/SLDP. planned for future The proposed annual rate for Despite initiatives such as undergraduates to continue the fall 2007 is $5,820. the media campaign to enhance “institutional imperative for The proposal, dated Sept. 6, revenue, the proposal said the excellence,” according to the said that much needs to be done university still requires additional - '" X Southern Illinois University to achieve national recognition revenue from Board of Trustees. and cited numerous reasons for a tuition. The board proposed an tuition increase. Chancellor Vaughn increase from $145 per credit It said a “clearly articulated Vandegrift said in Oct. 2004 he hour from fiscal year 2006 to enrollment management wanted to achieve national $170 per credit hour for fiscal program” must be supported by a recognition by 2015. year 2007. campaign that publicly Progress was made in fall The tuition per credit hour communicates what SIUE stands 2005 when ACT scores for Voted SIUE’S NO.l Tan Salon! for fiscal year 2008 is a proposed for. entering freshmen rose to 22.6 $194. A media campaign began from 21.9 in fall 2003. Tan until 2006 for $49.00 last summer placing ads in print, I" — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — n The annual rate for an instate [ 1 Week Unlimited Tanning for $10.00 [ Smoking task force to tackle key points — — J r — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 A a ro n S u d h o lt Goldsmith said. to approach this, then creating a N e w s R e p o r t e r “Primarily, at this meeting proposal and rationale,” | 1 Month Unlimited Tanning $19.00 j we’re at the stage where we will Goldsmith said. They wanted to The Tobacco Policy Control be considering key points for ensure everyone could be Task Force meets again Thursday going smoke-free on campus," involved. P — - — — — — — — — — — — — i to discuss possible elimination of Goldsmith said. “We’re going to Anyone may attend the I 1 Month Unlimited Tanning $25.00 I smoking areas. be putting a proposal together meeting, and of course, “smokers I (Recieve a free bottle of lotion @ $25.00 Value) I The meeting was moved and determining what we may are welcome,” Goldsmith said. from its originally announced need.” The focus of the first date, Tuesday Oct. 18, in order The task force will use this meeting was spent dealing with 11" " HOT-” NEw"~~BULBSr to, “accommodate the attendance meeting to prepare for presenting the media frenzy surrounding the Call 656-UTAN (8826) of certain participants,” a proposal to SIUE controversial proposal to make 6455 Center Grove Rd., Suite 101 Coordinator of Health Education administration. SIUE a smoke-free campus. 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#2-B Professional Park Plants purloined at East St Louis Center Southern Illinois Drive (Rt. 159 & 162) S t e v e B r itt Fourth Street with a little A cash register was damaged Qiiropractic Maryville, D. 62062 N e w s R e p o r t e r plantery underneath. Grounds Oct. 6 in an apparent theft (618) 288-7991 workers reported the plants thwarted by several bolts. Center Mums the word when it missing,” Lt. Charles Thompson “They didn’t get it open. It’s www. SpineSmart .com comes to plants being stolen on said. actually bolted to the table. They campus. Police have no suspects over kind of bent the under frame,” Four mums, valued at $5 the grabbed greenery. Thompson said. Special pricing available for SIUE students, faculty each, were stolen from the SIUE Thieves attempted to steal “There were lots of kids in East St. Louis Center between other greenery of sorts at the the area watching TV so we don’t and staff! Call today for your appointment! Oct. 6 and 10. library of the East St. Louis have any suspects,” Thompson “There’s a big sign over on campus. said. Office Open House Saturday, October 15 Campus Scanner 10a.m.-lp.m. Barry T. DeLassus, D.C. Palmer College of Free Movie: Campus at [email protected]. Conference Center. For more Activities Board brings “Charlie Health Information: information, contact Dana Chiropractic Graduate and the Chocolate Factory” as Raise Your Voice is sponsoring a Margherio at 580-4943. SIUE Alumnus part of the Friday Free Flicks Health Care Forum from 11 a.m. beginning at 6 p.m. Friday in to noon Thursday in the MUC Tobacco Counseling: The Lovejoy Library’s Abbott Goshen Lounge. This will be a American Lung Association of Auditorium. Enjoy the movie discussion about the need for Illinois is providing the Illinois Friday Free Flicks------with free popcorn and soda. For health care insurance and what is Tobacco Quitline. Registered more information, contact Laura being done about it. For more nurses, respiratory therapists and Linnemann at 792-4603 or information, contact Leah Orwig addiction counselors staff the llinnem @ siue .edu. at [email protected] or call toll-free line. Counseling is free Kimmel Leadership Office at to residents of Illinois. Those Informational Meeting: 650-2686. interested should call (866) The School of Education will QUIT-YES. Hot line hours are hold an informational meeting Street Smarts: Come out from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday for anyone interested in earning and hear James Karin present a through Friday. their master of arts in teaching at seminar designed to enhance the 7 p.m. Nov. 3 in the Morris awareness of potentially Alcoholics Anonymous: University Center’s dangerous situations and ways to The Gut Level Group will meet Hickory/Hackberry Room. For avoid them. This event, which at 7 p.m. Saturday in the more information, contact is sponsored by Alpha Phi Religious Center. This is an Secondary Education Director Sorority, will be from noon to 2 open meeting of Alcoholics David DeWeese at 650-3432 or p.m. Saturday in the MUC Anonymous and Al-Anon. Workers strike Madison County

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Jim Corey, 48, joins other workers on strike with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 799 Wednesday in downtown Edwardsville. “We feel the county is being unfair with health care benefits and we need to take care of our children. We are willing ACOUSTIC ROCK SPECIALISTS to fight to get them proper health care,” Corey said. www.ryanhoodmusic com FROM BOSTON WWW.THEALESTLE.COM THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,2005 Kimmel honors deceased grad with spring break fund Morris University Center A a r o n S u d h o l t Student Leadership Development N ew s R eporter Program at SIUE, which involved an alternative spring coming Events SIUE alumnus Bradley break trip in the past two years, Miller died Sept. 24 after a two- where he and other students went ty week hospitalization for to an Oklahoma Indian Wegener’s granulomatosis. He reservation. was 30 years old. “His maturity really helped L# 6The MUC thanks those who took A memorial service has been with the trip,” Schilling said. scheduled for 4 p.m. Thursday in Miller helped with the the trip part in the customer appreciation the SIUE Religious Center to itself, and had completed his drawings last week. “celebrate his life and all that he volunteer requirements at the *, For our lucky winners, , has contributed to us,” according same time, she added. to a press release. Miller was a member of Psi stop by I N |H^ip0fibti tle^c 7 All may attend. Chi, the National Honor Society to pick your prizes. Miller graduated from Orion in psychology and was going to High School in 1994 and studied enter the master of social work at Black Hawk College. Program at the University of ■ j xJ d w A v u 'W s I i j I b II He graduated in spring Chicago in fall. Summa cum laude with a A special memorial fund has DVD Vending Machine bachelor’s degree in psychology been established in his name for from SIUE. the alternative spring break f, Rent, and ll^iilitfiMovies “There are some people that service trip program. Fresh make the world a better place to Checks may be made out to ar be in. He was one of them,” SIUE Spring Break Trip in care Kimmel Leadership Center of United Campus Ministries, A Secretary Diane Schilling Box 1059, Edwardsville, IL. said. 62026-1059. Please indicate on Miller had received an the memo line, “Brad Miller award for his participation in the fund.” ILh ib n ie lli iLij)ïi*æ t> " PARENTS October 13th from page 2 8pm - 11:30pm dramatically since the first year “My family wants to come to of the weekend’s creation. meet all of my new friends and "efftVWSl9tlummy Day enjoy performance by “Last year we had 200 make sure I am eating right,” idell V* families and we are expecting Strubing said. L id main level of MUC 300 more this year. King encourages students to enter Some of the new alumni are invite their families to the bringing their families, which event. makes it a really good event,” “Family Weekend provides King said. families the opportunity to come Currently, 500 people have to campus and retrace their registered for the weekend student’s daily routine, activities. as well as getting involved with October js Freshman Lance Strubing campus life in general,” King invited his parents to come to added. Family Weekend.

fromMEETING page 2 “At the last task force meeting, The Tobacco Task Force has we kind of dealt with the media been meeting for the past year hype,” Goldsmith said. and a half, he said. October 12-15,7:30 pm - “Blur”, by Melanie Marnich, There was so much attention The task force is part of a directed by Chuck Harper, University Theater, Dunham Hall. paid to the first meeting that the statewide grant project by the task force spent more time Illinois Department of Public handling the media than dealing Health designed to look at October 13,1:00 pm -Sculpture on Campus 2005-2006 with the issue. tobacco use on college campuses. Season, Guest Juror Lecture, Atrium, Art & Design Building. News organizations and The meeting takes place at people from all over the country 10 a.m. Thursday at the October 14,4:00 pm - Sculpture on Campus 2005-2006 are paying attention to what Vadalabene Center in Room Season, Sculpture Walk, Starting at the Art & Design SIUE is doing, he 2001. Building. said. October 15-16-Art East, Edwardsville-Alton Studio Tour, Alton Area.

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The reason for this Do you get a gold star to wear on C arrie Schultz surprised; no, make that shocked. inspiration might seem obvious, your lapel with the words “Great M egan M c C lure This is his last semester and he but let’s look at the reason Person?” The bare fact of the E ric B rinkm ann has a full load, but I never would nonetheless. matter is, we don’t know what a G r a ph ic s/P r o d u c t io n ; have dreamed that he would have Fact No. 1: You are a college good life looks like, or how to K imi E nloe passed up this game. student. That means by default lead one. If that doesn’t creep you E rin K enly So I asked another neighbor. you have a lot on your plate. A out just a little bit, I don’t know Time really does fly. In case He was bummed. He passed on harsh regimen of classes with a what will. A d v er t isin g : you haven’t noticed, we are the tickets in favor of going to few extra hours of homework So, with all this in mind, it’s Phillip H olcom b already eight weeks into the class. Shocked, I made a third tacked on to boot. If that isn’t safe to say things can look pretty A l e st l e A d v ise r : semester - we’re already at visit. Shot down in favor of enough, it’s entirely likely you grim at times. You and everyone M ike M ontoom ery midterm. homework again. I’m proud of have a job somewhere that is you know have got a tough life This really came as a shocker my friends for being responsible eating up even more of your time going for them. That’s just how it G raphics Supervisor: to me Monday. Every year, the and getting their stuff done, but and putting added stress on your is. Life is never as easy as you’d M ike < first half of the fall semester just how much work must they have shoulders. Factor in a thriving like it to be and you’re always flies by. The first couple of to pass up NLCS Cardinals social agenda, like any good going to get tossed curve balls C * Laurie Schade TZZZipV'- -yy,. " H'y months are full of activities. tickets? college student would have, and that you don’t know what to do There are people to see and I guess I’ll have to resign you’ve made a high-tension, with. That’s where the song O ffice Secretaries: myself to buckle down as high-stakes cocktail of life. comes into the equation. You just Sarah Streub “i find it hard to believe well to finish up the semester. Fact No. 2: Life is now. They got to roll with it. Schalene H ouston that if we were in the spring I’ve been here for almost say that elementary school is The whole thing sounds T he first copy of each four years and it never ceases preparation for middle school, painstakingly clichéd, believe me lestle is free of charge ach semester right now, spring to amaze me how much work middle school is preparation for I know, but some clichés exist for A . 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The only opinions and will publish as many the amount of work that letters to the editor as possible. to finishing up the rest of the let’s be honest, there’s just too way to get by is learning to deal Letters may be turned in at the professors are just waiting to semester with a bang - and a little much going on. The game has with things as they come. Alestle office located in the Morris assign. bit of fun. already started and the clock is I know this one applies to University Center, Room 2022 So far this semester, I have running. someone out there: Suppose your or via e-mail at had one test and one graded Courtney Rakers Fact No. 3: There isn’t a see COLLEGE, page 6 [email protected]. All hard assignment. According to my copy letters should be typed and Editor in Chief double-spaced. All letters should be planner, I still have two papers to no longer than 500 words. 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Heart Disease and Stroke. You’re the Cure. LIFECTYT.flltfM^ 8______WWW.THEALESTLE.COM ' — ______THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,2005 Baez returns to SIUE Homecoming royalty E u c e l ia H ill 2005-06 Arts & Issues series. and he bought six tickets. He offers words of advice N e w s S t r in g e r This is Baez’s third visit to SIUE. is bringing a carload,” he She made her first appearance at said. The departing Homecoming Thirty years ago, a pregnant the MRF in 1969. Baez’s concert at SIUE is and barefoot Joan Baez walked to Unlike her debut 36 years part of her regional tour where king and queen weigh in on their reign the middle of the Mississippi ago, where she sang under the she is promoting her latest album, River Festival stage and sang her Illinois sky, Baez’s performance “Bowery Songs” - her first live and offer ideas to this year's royalty heart out. will be in the Meridian Ballroom album in 10 years. The album For two hours, the crowd at of Morris University Center was recorded on the Saturday Thomas Phillips 111 “Some people were more SIUE’s annual summer festival before approximately 700 people night after Election Day 2004 at L if e s t y l e s S t r in g e r positive for me, and some was transfixed by this woman, - a generous mix of baby boomers New York City’s Bowery remained completely normal her guitar and her melodious cries and students. Ballroom. This year’s homecoming with it.” Armed with her guitar and a court may do well to take a The two were less than heart for the oppressed and detour from ‘Route 66’ to visit thrilled about the level of downtrodden, she started her the royal couple from publicity following the event, as prolific career as a folk singer and Homecoming 2004. Last year, it appeared that Homecoming social activist in 1959 in the Larry Brown and Lee Ann advertising overall and formative stages of the Civil Lomax claimed the title of SIUE announcement of the winning Rights Movement. Homecoming king and queen. couple were less than stellar, “She was among the singers A year later, both took time according to Brown. who rejected the ‘Hit Parade’ and to reflect on their time spent as “We both thought that established a precedent whereby royalty in Edwardsville. Homecoming King and Queen the music of a new generation Lomax, who is currently should have been a bigger deal,” became the conscience for an pursuing a master’s degree at said Brown. “Or at least been in emerging era of social activism,” SIUE, gave her reasons for the paper last year.” Lomax her official online biography running last year. echoed Brown’s sentiments. states. “I felt that I represented a lot “We didn’t get much Throughout her illustrious of attributes that a homecoming publicity after we won,” said career, Baez has crisscrossed the queen should have,” said Lomax. Lomax. “And it really shouldn’t “I’ve been involved in a lot of be like that. I hope that this year, diverse organizations, such as the the winners and the court get a lot Gospel Choir and Black Student more light.” Union, and participated in such Both Brown and Lomax events as India Night and several have goals for the future of the Everyone in the audience other campus events. I try to go Homecoming Court, with both outside my comfort zone when it being involved in the selection of was just bowled over at this comes to doing things.” this year’s court. “One of the main reasons I “I’d like to see if I could get woman who was obviously ran is because I wanted a chance a scholarship going for the to represent the entire student winners of the Homecoming pregnant and was standing body at SIUE,” said Brown, who Court, or at least, the king and the is scheduled to graduate in 2006 queen,” said Lomax. “$500 for there, singing.” with a degree in music each would be decent.” ~John Peecher performance. “And it seemed As for words of advice for Arts & Issues Coordinator like a great opportunity.” the next royal pair, both have When the votes were in and different viewpoints. results made official, Brown and “My advice to this year’s Lomax turned up at Casino Night court is to get out there, be globe - her guitar, her “gun” and during the Homecoming diverse, and represent SIUE to her voice, the “ammunition.” Her festivities to participate. the fullest,” said Brown. music is strongly influenced by “After myself and Larry “Take it as an opportunity to the legendary Bob Dylan, and were announced as king and get yourself known,” said many of her albums are peppered queen, we made it a point to Lomax. “And also, to gain with his music. show up to events during support for not just athletics, but She has received numerous Homecoming, and on occasion, a other events throughout the awards for her music and her few events here and there where year.” P ho to c o u r t e sy o r P u b lic A ffairs social activism. we would wear the crown,” said Joan Baez In 1963, Baez sang on the Lomax. “We just wanted to steps of Lincoln Memorial at represent and show our pride in ir Martin Luther King Jr.’s March the title.” for peace. The event is already sold out, on Washington. She was at Both Brown and Lomax Amidst the crowd that day with only a limited number of Woodstock in 1969 and years noticed no real change in the way stood a young John Peecher, now free student tickets available later, in 2003, she sang at the that students and faculty acted coordinator of the Arts & Issues through Friday. Concert for a Landmine Free with them after Homecoming series. Although “quite a few tickets World. weekend. “Everyone in the audience were sold to students,” Peecher Baez is famous for songs like “(I didn’t really) notice a was just bowled over at this acknowledged that Baez was “Forever Young,” “The Night difference, because people woman who was obviously best known among baby They Drove Old Dixie Down” already knew me,” said Brown. pregnant and was standing there, boomers. and “Diamonds and Rust.” “I’m sure everybody was aware singing,” Peecher said. “We sold a lot of tickets to “I think it is going to be a of it.” On Saturday night, this staff and faculty, and then a wonderful evening of listening to “Honestly, I didn’t really legendary American folk singer number of tickets to people a singer that an enormous number notice a change in how people and songwriter comes back to around the region. A gentleman is of people have loved for 45 reacted with me,” said Lomax. SIUE as the second event of the driving up from Paducah, Ky., years,” Peecher said. T hursday, O ctober 13, 2005 WWW.THEALESTLE.COM 9 Students sleep in Quad to raise awareness Climb rock wall at festival E m ily R e u t e b u c h suggests that everyone collect include a guest speaker and live K ev in D e a d m o n d event is free and no safety course N ews S tringer pledges and donations for the music. Throughout the night, N f.w s S t r in g e r is required. amount of time he or she stays on food will be provided. “Just show up,” Richey Bluff Hall Council is giving the quad. All proceeds will go to In addition, door prizes will SIUE Campus Recreation is added. students a chance to experience the Metro East Weather Crisis be given. The larger prizes will hosting a free Climbing Festival The Climbing Festival will homelessness Thursday. Task Force. be awarded at the end of the from 4 to 9 p.m. Friday in the include events like Twister Box City Chair Kimberly “Our goal is to reach event as an incentive to stay the Vadalabene Center’s climbing Bouldering, Blindfold Climbing, Triefenbach said the event $1,000,” Triefenbach said. entire time. gym. Speed Climbing and more. was created to “inform the The $1,000 goal is not the Pallai said his favorite part Campus Recreation decided “(The event is good to students of homelessness only goal for the event. of Box City last year was the to put on this event to promote participate in) because it’s fun, awareness.” If Bluff Hall Council guest speaker on homelessness. the rock wall and just “to change it’s an unconventional workout, it According to Triefenbach, collects $250 from faculty and “It was an eye-opener for it up a little,” as Dave Richey, a builds confidence and it helps the event will take place from 8 staff, the Vice Chancellor of everyone,” Pallai said. “You climbing gym staff member, put improve balance and technique,” p.m. Thursday until 8 don’t realize how much it. he said. a.m. Friday on the ------you have until you see The festival is open to The wall is always free for Stratton Quadrangle. To what little others have.” students, staff members, alumni students to climb. receive the night’s food You don’t realize how much Bluff Hall Council and faculty members of all ages. In addition, there is a and a box for shelter, a requests that anyone Family members of those climbing club for students to join donation of $3 or two you have until you see what planning to attend sign up campus community members are for a $15 fee. The club provides canned goods must be on sheets located at the also welcome. gear and opportunities to go on made. little others have. ” front desks of the Kimmel “(You can participate) as climbing trips. Last year, the first ~Adam Pallai Leadership Center, the long as you can fit into one of For more information about Box City was held in ______Box City Co-chair Central Housing Office our harnesses, which makes the Climbing Festival, the rock November near Bluff and the residence halls. about three or four years old the climbing club, or the climbing Hall. Student Affairs Narbeth “If you don’t sign up or have limit,” Richey said. “We actually gym, call 650-3235 or visit their “We tried to have it in Emmanuel and Student Body any donations, it’s okay,” Pallai had a 4-year-old climb one Web site at November last year because President Cindy Holesko will said. “Everyone is welcome. time.” siue.edu/CREC/climbing that’s when National Homeless participate in the event. You can even come in late. Just According to Richey, the gy m/specialprograms. Awareness Week is, but it was Participants will be allowed pay your $3 or contribute two too cold,” Box City Co-Chair to bring sleeping bags, pillows, canned goods.” Adam Pallai said. “We chose blankets and any other Any faculty member that October this year so the weather necessities needed to withstand wishes to contribute should would be warmer and hopefully weather conditions. However, contact Student Government Know your world more people would be willing to technology use will not be Vice President Nikki Grashoff at attend.” permitted. [email protected]. Donations Despite last year’s chilly Cell phones, laptops, radios, will be accepted through Read the Alesile weather, Box City had more than and electronic organizers will be Thursday. 100 students in attendance, with confiscated if they are found and For more information on 40 staying in their boxes the returned at the conclusion of the Box City, contact Triefenbach at www.thealestle.com entire night. program. [email protected] or Pallai at Bluff Hall Council also Activities for the night [email protected].

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20 Pep Rally 6:30 p.m. Woodland Bowl MUC Goshen Lounge (rain location) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 Homecoming Soccer Game vs. University of Missouri St. Louis 5:30 p.m. - Women’s 7:30 p.m. - Men’s Korte Stadium Soccer Alumni Social/Ice Breaker 8 p.m. Korte Stadium Press Box Soccer Alumni Reception 10 p.m. Shenanigan ’s Restaurant SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22 SimmonsCooper Stadium Dedication 10:30 a.m. SimmonsCooper Baseball Complex Baseball Alumni Game 11 p.m. SimmonsCooper Baseball Complex Softball Alumni Game Noon Cougar Softball Field Katie Groth /A lestle Athletics Hall of SIUE junior Victor Pacheco flicks a shot past a University of Wisconsin-Parkside defender as senior Pete Cacciatore watches from Fame Banquet behind. Pacheco scored the game-winning goal against the Rangers. 6:30 p.m. Vadalabene Center Gymnasium J a n e l l e D o bso n the quality of players we’ve had than three minutes later when according to Huneke, the winner S ports R eporter here the past 3 or 4 years.” junior Victor Pacheco received a would also have an edge in SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23 SIUE has not tasted defeat pass from fellow junior Mike hosting post-season play. Athletics Alumni The No. 2-ranked SIUE since it suffered a season- Banner on the right side of the The 11 ^-ranked Wisconsin Nine Hole Golf men’s soccer team maintained its opening loss to Christian box. Parkside Rangers came into the Challenge winning streak in the conference Brothers University on Aug. 25. Pacheco took a touch and game with an identical record to 9 a.m. to 30 games by winning both of The Cougars opened the then beat the keeper with a left­ the Cougars — 10-1-1 — and The Woodlands Golf Club its home contests this weekend weekend on Friday night by footed shot to the far post. were on SIUE’s heels in the SIUE Men’s Soccer against annual rivals Lewis shutting the Lewis Flyers out 3-0. The Cougars were able to conference and Great Lakes vs. Quincy College University and the University of The game remained extend their lead in the 74th region. Noon Wisconsin-Parkside. scoreless until the 48th minute minute when sophomore Ross SIUE came out in the first Korte Stadium “I must admit, that’s a long when junior defender Trevor Beveridge assisted junior Ameen half playing stingy defense. SIUE Men’s Soccer run of success that is not found House converted his second goal Attas’ first goal of the season. The Cougars did not allow a vs. University of often in a very competitive of the season off a pass from Sunday’s game held a little shot on goal in the first 45 Missouri Rolla conference like ours,” SIUE senior co-captain Brian Higgins. bit more weight since it was for minutes of play. 2 p.m. Men’s Soccer Head Coach Ed The team did not let up and first place in the Great Lakes Korte Stadium Huneke said. “It’s a reflection of was able to add to its lead less Valley Conference, „ and, see MEN'S SOCCER, page 13 12 WWW.THEALESTLE .COM T hursday, O ctober 1 3 ,20 0 5 SIUE’s cross country meet brings men top-five finish

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