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Marion mall to open 'Doors' biographer Entertainment New animation film High school player -Seepage 7 with fund-raiser relates hedonistic Classified features top works gives oral consent to benefit charities lifestyle of rockers - See page 11 of U.K. cartoonists to Saluki basketball Comics -See page 13 ~Partly sunny - Story on page 3 - Story on page 6 60s - Story on page 7 -Story on page '6 Page 16 Daily Egyptian Seplember 26. 199 1 Sports
1) ,111 , I :.!\ Pllill Snuther n 1lllnlll ... t nl\ l'p ;II' at ( a rhnndale Area player ready to sign with slue By Cyndi Oberle L"oTl1l11i ll in ~ III SIUC" Sports Writer In ll)l)O~ BUr/\'I1 .. l..i I : dl i~d an averag~ of :!tl. lJ rui nh. 11).5' reholl lllt... Ih rcl' a.... i ... 1>, and • s l ue soon wi ll ge l it s p aw~ un '"l11e lour hhll·J.;e d .. llIll :-. a !.!.:IIIlC. I k :1 1:-'0 ha .. ~,(M.}5 htll111·.gnlwn laknl whe n Sc,,!'('r· Valil.' r Il igh Gln:cr point.. ;tnd rank .. in Ill..: Illp t)() ml1itlnal SdlOUI pl ayer SI..'OIl Bu rl.)' n :-. ~ i sig n ~ ;1 k'l1a hi !.! h ~dmol "l·t'rer"'. of intent In play for Ihe Dawg~ in Nnvcmlx-L ~\11' 11.: alf .. aid if Bur/yn .. I..j averages ;.thout Tht., s ix -foOl -t.· ighl -inl'h senior 2h pn inl!- a game in I hI,.' Il)l) I "1,.·a~tll1 hl' fmv.';trJ/ccnh.:r \lerhall y (':oT1l1nillcd In play :-. huuld fi ni s h wi lhin Illl' lOp five t)f Ihe for slue Tu,-·sdav. hut wi ll not Ix' ahle In n:llinnal !'Corin !.! leader... sic" ullIil No ,(cmtX-r. when th L' carl " ... i!!l1 ill!.! Ttl l:ont rihu"'ll" w hile pkl y ing for s lue. sc'ason oc1,! ins. "' ~ ~ Melcalf said Burlynski will have In PUI S\ IIIlC Burl.ynski wi ll g r ;.uJu;Hc in May ;'1Ilt! i~ weighl nn hi ... l O()-pound frame. cXfX-'Clcd 10 hcgi n play fur the Saluki ~ in Illl' " lie " ill h:l\'e to gain and a lso hit the 1992- 1993 season. weigllls lx'forc he l',111 Ix: the kind of player '": IUC Men '" S po rt s Infonnaliol1 sa id he wi ll matu re i lllO." Mell'alf said. " Bul I because the signing season docs n OI I)l:g in Ihink it is good for S IUC 10 !!l't a kid from il:-' until November. Saluki hc;td coach Rich own ooc- kyard. Herrin. by law. is not allowed 10 commenl. Burl),nski abo TCf,x'ivcd :-.chohlP.'hip offen. Scsscr-Vali er coach Rick Melcalf said from Michigan State and IIlinoi .. Stale In play Herrin has kcpl his cye on Burlynski for :-.cl·ond p.uard. many years though. "For us he plays fo rward und L'c nter, bUI he "ScOIl has been planning to allend S lUe a lso has lakcn the ball down Ihe court." for a long time:' MelcaJf said. "Coach Herri n Metcalf said, " He could play guard. hUI SCOII has been recruiting him for a long time. and I t~ink he is prell)' happy about ScOit vemally see RECRUIT, page 14 International soccer teams compete in World Cup finals By Norma Wilke vear:' Kh;'ln said . "The te
Grabb snatches quarterfinals in Brisbane Florida ready BRISBANE. Australia (UPI) for 2 hours and 43 minutcs before apparentl y I ~arncd hi s lessons room unt il 6:45:' he s;lid of the American Jim Gmbb. the mod::st l'omplcling the victory. wcll . a nd he has l';'lrned nearl y Ilmlch which hcg;'1I1 shonly hcforc to fight, whip millionaire of tennis, squandered "Holding two match points like S I.I mill ion in career pri ....e N p.m. "I wasn 'l rc;ldy for such II two match points in the second sct thai and failing to COllvcn can Ix muncv. tough first set. I was :-.Ii ll sleepy:' Wednesday before upscuing sixth one's worst nightmare," G rabh Viclllry on Sunday l'nuld boost C h" :.iwkov !';Iid 1~ - ye .. r-old Wolverines seed Shu7-O Matsuoka of Japan. 7- said. " I did n 'l play Ihal badly Ihal Il.al hy $.12AI NI. Weiss. r::m ked No. ! X7 on th.: LOS ANGELES I UPII - 5 . 5 -7 . 6-3. 10 reach Ihe then. but he really picked up his Second SL"t.:d Andn:i Cheslll)kov. computcT. gave him :I surpri!':.. in Ke ilh Jal' J.; son C(ln :o.i dcrs Ihe quarterfina ls of Ihe $250.000 game." almost vil" timi i'ed hy a late nap, Ihe opening sel. college fO(J lb:t ll season .. Q ueensland Open. The soft-s poken American is rallied bal:'k to dcfeitt American " He playcd well. hut then he shah'duwn. where "wc're still Grabb. 27. from Tuscon. Ariz" ranked only 1 I 6th in Ihe world Robbic Weiss. 3-6, 6-2, 6-0 . in a got ti red'" he s.tid . " I d idn't h,l\'e ~hak i n g. Ihe trce 10 sec who fall s held double malch poinl al 40· 15 and is morc noted as a doubles ni ~ hl matl·h. Th.: Sn vi~ t pl:! yer mUl"h paliel1n: in the first SC I. I OU I. ·· in thc ninth game of the second specialist drier ninc years o n the S:lid hc was l learl~ :-. hxpwall..ing in ll1 i ~:-.cd a lot of impol1ant point :-., No. I Florida St;.lIe pl:lys No. sci, but fai lcd to c losc o ul thc circuit. But rhe ccono mics the opening scI. 1 Mic h igan in Ann Arhor. match earl y. Instead, he labored gradual ~ from Staniord Universily " I was s leeping in m)' ho tel see GRABB, page 15 Mich., Saturday for another clue to the national title piclul'C. · · It · s foot s pc cd versus muscle." said Jackson, who slue runner named MVe Player of Week c SIuderoEatt __ EntelUirmenl EdilDr...... on Robtms Assoc:iMe SIJcIerl EdiD: u...... Sports EdiIcr: Tony IIMcwo News Ecftr. .... ~ Ad)Ech:Jr:"'au.:h _ Pages Edt>r. __ EdiDiaI Page EdiIr...... KimmII -~ StLderI Ad~""'KNMI'...... - Sertembcr 26. 1991 Daily Egyptian Page 3 Charity benefit kicks off festivities at new mall By Sarah Anderson "We originall y expected to rJisc General ASSignment W riter 550,000 and a l thi s mument we've exceeded lhm amounL We may end The largest shopp ing ce nter in up in the S60 to S70,OOO range." Sou th ern Illinois will open nex t Gerlock said. wee k i n Mnrion wi th a c h ~lril )' TIckets 10 th e.: eve nt cost S25 for bcnl'fll O CL I 10 lead the festiviucs. individ uals ~lOd entitle tickel The benefi ~ "A Cin:le or Giving: purchasers Lo chao c the United Progress Meeting Needs." will help \Va y agency to whi ch th ey would raise fund s for local United Wa y like the money 10 go. charities. The benefit wi ll be held at Ticke t sales wi ll be ne fit the Ill inois Centre in Marion. United Fund or Union County. the Sponsors of the event say the Herrin United Way and the Greater community can take part in the Marion Area United Way. O;her cclcbrJuon. Soull e rn Illino is U OI lr d \Vay "By buyin g tickets. th e agencies wi ll receive the ft.:nd s comm unity is basically helping the designated to the m by ticket community through the agencies purcha.l;crs. Sta" Photo by Mark Busch in volved ." said \Vayne Gerl ock. The mal! officially o;x-ns Oct. 2 chainnan of the g.:la for the United to the public with a ribbon cutting Don't qUiver or you'll miss Way. ceremony and other activiucs. The evening will offer many The opening day festivities begin John Engler, a juniOr In publk: relatIons Irom Dalton, Georgia, prepares to lire an arrow types of entcnainment, including a 3l9 a m. (luring his archery class Wednesday at Stehr Field near Wham. performa nce by the Lenerme n, "When I say festive, I mean both which had such hilS as "When I Fall from the visual and cere monial In Love," "Put Your Head On My standpoint." said Sheri Adams, a Shouldcr" and "Shangri-La." spokeswoman for the event Special performance, by Raffles will continue through the Researchers try to uncover magicia ns. s in gers and local week W' ilh prizes ranging from a musicians will be presented Caribbean Cruise package, courtesy throughout the mall. of Thunderbird Travel, to a 1991 Pe rforme rs include: Mark H yundai Scoupe from Marion genetic pattem of rare cancer Sanders from Opryland. Audrey Hyundai. Ashloy Runkle, a jazz pianist, The The mall will be the largest By Julie Autor year. Most are found in infants and fourth case recently was identified. Dan iel Mellado string ensemble shopping center development in Administration Wriler children. About 20 cases are Blood and urine samples will be featuring performances on the Soulhe rn Illinois with 830,000 reponed each year in Illinois. collected by researchers 10 test ror violin, viola and cello, the Dana square fcct or leasable space. Researchers hope a study of a Dr. Thomas W. Loew, assistant IOxic substances. The samples will Travelstead Dancers and clowns New slOres in the mall include: rare fonn of cancer will reveal the professor at Department of be tested for metals, pesticides and Tim a nd Wendy Culver among 5-7-9, Foot Locker, Lady Foot genetic mystery between family Pediatrics of the SIU Sc hool of other IOxic substances found in the other.;. Locker. Le rner, Lane Bryant, histories and the disease. Medicine, said the testing will environment People participating in the event Merry-Go-Round, Camelot Music The Illinois Departme nt of begin in the next few weeks. Loew said the DN A of the can dance in Centre Court and and T-Shin SlICC~ The food court Public Health, in conjunction with The resean;her.; then will coliect patients and their families will be sample foods at tables set up along will have foods ranging rrom yogurt the SJU School of Medicine and and process the dala. The complete tested. the halls. to piZ7ll, Adams said. Memorial Medieal Center Regional study will last about six months "We do know there is probably a ParticipanlS can taSte food from 'The first 500 shoppers get a SIO Cancer Center of Springfield. is and cost SI5,OOO. genetic component," Loew said. Tony', Steak House, Ruby Tuesday, gift certificate toward the frequent testing four Taylorville children Loew said most of the patienlS 'There are chromosomal changes Cracker Barrel. A&L Caterers and shopper plans available at all with neurol>lastoma. that are diagnosed are less than five found in neuroblastoma. We're Marion Pepsi-Cola as well as food DeBartolo malls," Adams said. Researchers will test the four years of age. looking to see if there is enough from other restaurateurs. Tickets for the O ct. I charity children along with their parenlS, The cause for the outbreak in genetic matcriallO suggest this is a The mall also will sponsor bencfit arc available at Cellular One and Contel Cellular of Carbondale grnndparenas and siblings 10 detect Taylorville is unknown. genetic problem." rames for dinners. weekend get-a genetic patterns thrc ugh Epidemiologic and environmenlal Loew said the cancer usually is way hotel packages, Omni Health and Bank o r Mar ion, Marion background history and bloJ d investigations have not yielded an abdominal mass and can cause Club memberships, shopping Chamber or Commerce and Sears in Marion 3S well as 10 other analysis. results. problems in the spinal cord. leg sprees, an exercise machine and locations in Southern Illinois. About 500 cases of In 1989 and 1990, three cases of functions and different variations of cellulM phones. neuroblaslOma are identified each neuroblastoma were identified. The paralysis. r------~ SUMMER CLEAUNCE THELIA Ir LOUISE ARE BACK! Nlw's ,Iur chance SALE 10 take 10 - 50% off Gel-A-Lile 111 Entire Stock!! Now thru September 28th BIG SAVINGS ON: • Shorts • Birkenstocks • Rollerblades Kayaks • Vaurnets • Ski Jackets • Boots • Tents • Pocks • Rappelling Gear Climbing Gear • Books SUSAN' SHANDON GEENA DAVIS • Pants • Thermal Under.vear '7;i?ftw. • Water Filters ARIIJI£Y sam FILII • Stoves • Cookwear TIEIMA~ SHAWNEE TRAILS 222 West Freem.l n IVISA. ICampus Shopping Center (NeXl to Quatro'sl I'DI - 529·2313 • Page 4 September U;, 199 1 Opinion & Commentary 1).lIh 1 :,:'pll. 11I .... "ll rhtlllllllll"I' t 111\ 1 " 11 , Ilf IfhHnd .lll Dciily Egyptian Celebrating 75 years ofp ublication Student Edit()r·in-Chief Edi torial Editor Acti ng Managing Editor Jackie Spinner J erianne Kimmel Wanda Brandon Ne\IIo'£ StaffRepresentau\,'C Associate Editorial Editor Faculty Representative J e nnifer Kulier Brandi Tipps Walter B. Jaehni, Dawgs should bite back to gain support HOW 80 r THEM Dawgs! After four losing seasons, students have a reason 10 go to a football game. It is fou r weeks into the season and the Saluk is an: undefeated. People have speculated the li rst three wins were just lucky: The Dawgs struggled to win th e three games against th ree med iocre teams. Olhers speculate the team is winning because of its new and im proved runn ing game. That could be true. Last year the running game was pmcticall y non-existent. Commentary The win against lifth-nmked Northern Iowa rea ll y put the Dawgs over the edge last week and moved them up the polito No. 18. Timepieces present consumers THE PRE-SEASON poll rated the Salukis last in their confe rence. The polis are created by sports writers at Watch worth: with economic, social choices ne wspapers and/or sport s people from the athletic Ever since I discovered this make much satisfaction from a material departments at uni versities across the nation who usually have of wristwatch several year.i ago. I've possession. That is. until 1 recently not seen the teams play. But hey, the polls were wrong. Just infuriated friends and co-workers had a drink with an older friend I take a look at them now. with conversations such as this: hadn 't seen for a few years. The new ranking should show those people who are devout "Nice watch you have there.-' He was wearing one of chose delicate, wafer-thin watches, made in believers in the ranking of the pre-season poll, that miracles "One of those oyster-shell jobs, hnunm? Must be expensive." France, I believe, so I couIdn't resist can happen. "Gift from my wife." going into my put-down rootine. Putting a lot of meril in the pre-season poll is not such a "Beautiful. But tell me, what can " Must have cost a pretty penny." good idea. The poli s are based on win-loss records of it do?" "A bundle," he said. previous years and on the number of returning lettermen. "Do? It tells the time." Mike In a moment. I was putting my watch through its paces. But he just The Salukis scored high in the number of returning players, At that point. I fe ign amazement and say: "That's all? For all that Boyko roared with laughler and said: but nol so high in the record department. The Dawgs had 33 " I can't be lieve this. Yo u? rooney, it only tells time?" 'llibune Media &Moos of 54 players return. They usually fall into my trap by Wearing a nerd watch?" BASED ON THE past record of the Salukis, why would saying something like: " What do "A what?" anyone rank them any higher than in last. Take a look at the you expect a watch to do?" I pull end of 30 years ..... " Thal's the kind of watches I pause 10 do some fas! figuring in nerds wear." recordS--they speak for themselves. '!'he Dawgs were 3-8 in ba. k my cuff. di splay my watch and show them. my watch·s caIadaIOr mode, and say: "Uh, you don 't understand. This 1987, 4-7 in 1988, 2-9 in 1989 and 2-9 last year. While jabbing at the tiny buttons "". At the end of 30 years, l' tI walch i> also a caIcuIaIor, a stopwatdl. But now they have proved themselves worthy of being on ils front and side. I say: have spent less for all of my a phone directory, an alarm ..... ranked 18 by winning the last four ga.nes. " Besides keeping time in civilian amazing space-age, scie:K:e fi ct:oo He laughed again. "I know all that. Rankings are not without some merit. Such rankings give or military mode. I expect it to be a technology than you spent 10, ha, That's why !be nerds love them." ha. to find out what time it is... the fans an idea of who is expected to do well, and who is not . full y functioning calculator. I also " Nerds? Whal do nerds have to expect it 10 be an alan-I. clock. And 1 have a frie nd who owns a do with it?" In that respect, the polls could be a guide for which games to to be a stopwatch. And to give me $5,()()() Rolex and no longer speaks " The compute r nuts The watch. the day and date. And to beep on to me. That's because people like calcula t..:>r freaks. The n l, mber A lot of people are keeping a close eye on the Dawgs in the hour." him feel fooli sh. They spend crunchers. I' ve got a kid working in li ght of their new found fa me. But no one is sure what After I run through the above h un:treds o r even thousands of my offiCI! who has one exactly like accounts for the Dawgs' wi ns this season. tricks. I now say: "By the way. let dollars . and for what? To gel it. Classic nen!. Keeps a slide rule. me have your unlisted pho ne infonnation that is hanging 0;1 the three pens. a tiny fl ashlight and a During the summer the offensive coordinator Phil Meyer numOer. I want to sto re it in my walls of mosl homes and offi ces - peanut buner sandwich in hi s shirt was quoted as say ing, "It 's benefi cial if things are consistent." watch's data bank." the time of day. pocket." He slapped the bar and Well , the Da'''gs have been consistentl y bad. maybe it 's time And I us ua ll y co ncl ude m y But for only $32.95. I can tap a laughed uncontroll abl y. Then he for them to be consistently good. performance by saying: "All that bulto n and call up the unlisted said: " Who would have thought it? number of my bookie. Or set the THEN AGAIN, MAYBE it is not all the team's fault that it for $32. 95 pl us laX. leI's see. your Yo u. a nerd? Tell me. whatever walch cost about $500, right'! Well . a larm to be s ure that 1 don '( possessed you to buy a watch like has not had a winning season since 1986. Nobody apprecialLs if I buy the latest. improved model ovcl'S lccp at my desk and miss the that?" play ing to an empty stadium. Now the stadium is filling up of my watch every two years. at the cockt ail hour. I've never had as "Gift from my wife." again. Last Saturday. people actuall y remained in the stands to the end of the game. Pretty impressive'huh? It should not be overl ooked that they could still have a losing sea~o n . Several games remained to be played. They could end up 4-7. But for now the Dawgs are winning. Some people say Letter to the Editor the Dawgs just do not realize that they are supposed to lose and just keep on winning. Maybe previous season contracts contained a clause that required the team to lose. Who knows. Whatever the Salukis Gun control should focus on penalty are doing differentl y this year, they should keer doing it. u uns should be used fOT one. People who are using guns in pe na lties fo r s pecific c rime s . pro tecti on. self-dcfc nse or criminal acts aren't following the Therefore. the criminals know what recreation. Of course Ih is isn't Ihe rules 10 begin wi th. What woul d penally they will be given for their Editorial Policies way they arc .. I ways used. possess them to fo ll ow any new fe lonies. Signed 1WticIes, including -.. viewpoInIo and _ ..... ,..... 100,.- the \Vhen guns arc mentioned you laws or re~tric l ion s? Our system shouldn't view these opInioos of their auIhono only. Unsigned _ repreoent • _ of the heaT abo ul how the weapon was The (X!' oplc fOllowing new laws cri minals as being "punished" or Daily Egyptian Boaid. used 10 aid Ihe crimi ml!' NalurJll y. arc thosc who usc the we3 JXln in a " m urde re d ." ral he r the y ;.Ife letters to the ed;tor must be submitted dWectty to the ~ page editor, Room people stro ng ly cncour;'lgc sirict proper way. "volunteeri ng" themsclves. 1247. Communicalions Building. LeHers should be typewritten and double g u n conl rol OT eve n 100 a ll y In realilY. the cmph:'lsis nc\..-d s 10 A cri mi na l usin g a gun or all Y spaced. All letters are soo;ect to editing and win be limited to 300 words. l...enefs he pla('cd o n the o ld laws Ihat weapo n to ki ll another person fewer than 250 words will be given p.~ for publicatton. Students must OUl 13wing gun:. so Ih'lI {'fimiml h ;den1ify _ ves by class and major, flCUify members by rank and department. \\,on'l have the access. pun is h. OT Iry to punish . Ihe:.e should be considering "committing non-academK: staff by position and department. W ho's kidding who hac'! If cri:ninals. sui c ide. ··· ·David Scar '01. letters for whtch verification of authofship cannot be made will not be publishfod. people want a gun Ihey will gel We sho uld ~! ~GY""", PHOTO EGYPTIAN PHOTO EGYPTIAN PHOro EGYPTIAN PHUTU IRAQ, from Page 1...... ----- ~ FREE § Staff. told th e House Defense including the ai rcraft carrier USS threatening them in any way. Kay ~ DOUBLE PRI NTS ~ Appropriations Sutx::ommiucc that Abraham Lincoln. Ano the r 18 said, " No, up 10 now, I mm-I say. ~ ~ th e United Sla le s has " rathel ships, including the carrie r USS OUf larger problem has bee n .,. ~ (with 1 to3 how film processingomy) a significant air assets" in LIl e region ForrcstaJ, are in the Mediterranean physical discomfort. We've nOI felt 2 ~ that could La deal with Iraq "on and four ships are in thcRcd Sca. threatened physically. In fact. we 0 EGYPnA.N' PHOTO ~C'> short notice" ifncccssary. "We lefl In Baghdad, David Kay, ran of have fe lt up to now rather wcH- i: a pren)' good c.JpabiJity in place," the 44-mcmbcr U.N . inspection guarded by tt,c Iraqis" ~ (l Hour Photo &: Slidu) he said. team held overnight in a parking lot The official iraqi News Agency S 717 S . Dllnola Avea.ue • carbondale. n. 62901 • 529-1439 ~ " I think the pa ti ence of the outs ide an Iraqi government said Lh e protcsters were families of:i1 =:is':~~i~~~::0~=~: l'~"~ ~2;:~opm a international communily is wearing building, said his group was being the staff of the Iraqi Atomic Power EGYPT1AN 9I10T0 EGYPTlAN PHOTO EGYPTIAN PHOTO EGYPTIAN PHOTO rather thin with respect to this watched by as many as 90 Iraqi Organi7.ation who accused Lh e U.N. , ______Perils of Pauline game we go guards. of trying " to take control of papers Lhrough with the Iraqi government " You might like 10 know. we and documents that have noLhing to every few days, every week or two have a developing situation right do with lcchnica1 activities." as they dream up something new," now," Kay IDld the NBC "Today" The team said that during an the Joint Chiefs chainnan said. program. " Wc have about 100 inspection of an Iraqi government We're looking for seniors who like Powell. who had met with people suddenly gathering outside building on Tuesday it found key working with all kinds of hardware. President Bush before appearing the fence with banners apparently documents relating to President before the House panel, said the marching on this facility. This is Saddam Hussein 's nuclear presidenl " is viewing this as a very with TV cameras. It is something weapons program. serious matter. ... He intends to that just s uddenly started to Iraqi forces would not lei them make sure that in the final analysis develop." leave the building's parking lot the will of the international Asked whether the unless they surrendered the papers community is satisfied with respect demonstrators were armed. Kay and their photographic equipment to this mauer. " said. "No. it looks like a local and submitted to searches. The There arc 27 U.S . ships in the organization. a weU-organiz.ed local U.N. inspectors refused and the Persian Gulf, the Gulf of Oman organization." parlcing lot standoff continued well and the nonhern Arabian Sea, Asked if Ihe crowd was inlD Wednesday. WEAPON, from Page 1t---- • eleclromagnctically enrich uranium thai contains Ions of magnets and ID allow UN. inspectors free access to a volatile point uses enough electricity to power ID mililary sites. Calatrons were used by hundreds or thousands of homes. Ekeus said the inspectors are not American scientists during the If the technique is being used , being held hostage, but arc not Manhattan Project in the early not even an induslrial planl could allowed 10 leave with documenlS 1940s to charge uranium to 90 be used as a cover for Ihe large from the sites. percent of U235, the isotope that drains of electricity required II is impossible ID delennine the chain-reacts and cxplodes. DoUey nceded for the process. DoUey said. eXlCnt of Iraq's nuclear weapon said the tcchnique used so many Iraqi troops are preventing 44 capabilily without examining these megawatlS of cleclricity and loolc mClubcrs of a U.N. learn from documents or photocopies or SO much time, it was abandoned by leaving a Baghdad building with videotapes of them. the mililary and declassified in the documents said ID contain dClails of If inspectors arc mel with 19505. Iraq's nuclear weapon program. continued resistance, Ekeus said he Developing the radioactive ROIlS Ekeus, executive chainnan would officially repon the problem '1lalerial is th e biggest barrier to of the Special Commission on Iraqi ID the UN. Security Council for a creating a nuclear weapon, Dolley Disarmament, said in a statement response. sa id, adding that anyone with a he did not believe Iraq had Ekeus said he wou Id be graduate-level degree in physics developed nuclear weapons. but he uncomfortable with having anned could design the actual bomb. nceded to exantine the documenlS escons for the inspectors. but he "It's still nol a lead-pipe cinch, ID be sure. would welcome an escort if its but (building a nuclear bornb) is a The commission is lTY!!JZ LO presence becomes necessary. lot easier once you have fissionable neutralize Iraqi nuclear. chemical President George Bush has material," he said. and biological weapons, Ekcus volunteered the usc of U.S. Calatron usc does not leave a said. Under the tenns of the ccasc helicopters and warplanes to high radiation signature, Dolley fire. Iraq is bound 10 comply with accompany U.N. inspection teams said, but requires a large building U.N. Security Council resolutions in Iraq if needed. DR. SEUSS, from Page 1...---- Wozniak still recalls her first what'J co...,ing next," she said. Seuss. a reflection on encounter with a Dr. Seuss book. "(The books; always! .0 the one environmental damage. "I remember the ' Cat in the line (chi ldren) I:now is coming." The message of ''The LordX" is Hat, ••• said the junior in Dr. Souss books are books thai clear-"Unless somcone like you photography from Chicago, "and stay in circulation and never go out cares a whole awful lol, nothing is the way his writing slyle brought of Slyle. Brown said. going ID gCl beller. It·s not," Seuss Oul the kid in you." "It's one of thz first things writes. Jennifer MU1Jlhy, an undecided parents gCl for their children," she "The Lorax" gives a message freshman from Mount PuIasIc:i, said said. "They head straighl to Dr. that advocates conservation and she. too. remembers the classics Seuss." concern for all the organisms in the like Ihe "Cat in Ihe Hal" and Many children who grew up with environmcn~ Sundberg said. "Green Eggs and Ham" but her Dr. Seuss never forgot him. favorile is "One Dog, Two Dog; Al leaSl two of the Seuss books, In gencral, though, Scuss wrote a Red Dog. Blue Dog." ''The BUller Baule Book" and "Oh, more simple message to Careers in data processing, accounting, ''The books were really simple the Places You'U Go," reached the childrcn-reading is fun . actuarial, and auditing at State Fann. and stJaighlforwa'd," she said. adult best-seller list. It is a message as timeless as This simple slyle of wriling Thing.Qne and Thing-Two. At State Fann. we understand the concept of makes it easy for children to His IOp;cS, al times, stray from "So... be your name Busbaum or "worle Believe it or not, we also understand the remember lines from the book, said colorful Plates of ham and eggs ID Bixby or Bray or Mordcca. Ali Van concept of "play:' Lora Brown, children's librarian al the environmenl and the arms race. ADen O'Shea, you're off ID Great 1bats because we don't think you can be really the Carbondale Public Library. Waller Sundberg, SJ!;L Places! lbday is your day! outstanding at the first ".thout having an appreciation "It gives you that incentive to professor of planl biology, requires "Your mountain is waiting. for the second. Which is why a career at State Fann in read because you want to know his Slodents ID read ''The Lorax" by So ... gCl on your way." Bloomington could be the ideal place for you. You'U work for one of the oounb)'s ma;l respected companies on the ma;l advanced computer equipment in the induslI)'. You'll be challenged and stimuialCd. OVERLOAD, from Page 11------Yo'/ II be rewarded with excellent pay and benefits. You'll make your classmates very envious. puler, VCR and refrigeralOr in his electrical engineering from BenIDn. psychology from Calumet City, Whats more. you'll also have time In appreciate room. said comfon is his mctivation for said the high lCCh appliance craze the fmer things in life. 1batl; because BloomingtDn Salces said he likes having having a VCR, lelevision, is a fad. Harris has two isn't JUSl a great place In ,1art a career,its a great place cntenainmcnl options in his donn. compuler, refrigeraUJr, microwave, refrigerators, a microwave. lamp, In live. Hereyou'll find pleasant neigh!>orhoods. "On the weekends, I don't have stereo and lamps in his room. SleleO and television in her room. Inviting parks. Excellent recreational opportunities. ID spend money going to the bars," "I like having Ihe comfon of "It's JUSl because ii's the nann," And two universities that oWer a ha;t of rultural and he said. home away from borne," he said. she said. "You don 'l even Ihink s: -cia] activities. Mall Mitchell. a sophomore in Erin Harris. a sophomore in about iL" So ifyou're a senior with a maUl, accounting, data processing. or computer science background, come talk In us at DEBT, from Page 1------StateFann your coUege place ment office. AfI.er inally planned because Gf the poor called I-Team. is looking inlD ways ways the cily will try ID decrease Insurance aU, you're nol just economy. Sorgen said. of balancing the budgCl, said City the expected deficit Companies looking for a great " One reason is because of the Manager Steve Hoffner. I lome Oftk", BIoominglnn. lllinois. job. You're looking lack of abililY of the banks '0 loan The recommendations from the Adding ID the deficit problem is An cquaI opportunity employer. for a great way of life. money to the construction group is expecled al Ihe end of the $350,000 loss of state funds in conlpanies," he said. October. 1991, a result of cUlbacks by Gov. A group of cily employecs, Sorgen would not comment on Jim Edgar. Page 6 Daily Egypti4n Sepiember26, I99 1 Sugerman the Doors lived life in the fast lane By Casey Hampton also genius and a ve ry was publisred. Entenainment Writer compassionate man ," Sugerm an Sugerman cUlTCnO y is working for said. and with the remaining Doors, as " [)-dIlIlY, dOO'l be hanging around Wilh Ihe pieces of hi s life well as wri ting. and concludes thai al lhal Doors ofroce: lhey're doi ng graduall y being pul back logcther, Morrison 's spirit livcson. dope lhcrc." Sugenn,," said choosing lhe Doors Morrison once said , "There arc "No, !hey'", "0'. Dad." in stead of his famil y also had a th ings kIlo".. n and things unknown, So began author and rock critic happy ending. and in between are the Doors ... " Dann y Sugennan's wayward palh Afler his falher read "No One Gets He forg ol 10 add , "And Danny down !he rood of sex , drugs and rock OUI of Here Alive," he call ed S,gcrman." & roll. Sugennan up apologi7ing for his I""k Sugerman brought his lecture. of compassion IOW'Md hUn. He also "Tales of Glamour, Excess and lhe expressed how proud he ''''as aboUl ******** Doors;' which also included rdTC he' first book. * Eayptian Drire·ln * performance fOOlagc of !he Doors, 10 " He gm to read the first * ~, * Ih e SlUdenl Cenler ballrooms manuscript of 'Wonderland Avenue' ~ Jo Il" l l C ,M~on Cc ':;"D.)r' Tuesday nighL (Sugcnnan's aulObiogrnphicaJ novel) W i n $ loo S unday Night Sugcnnan said his relati onship and loved i~ SO I dedic31ed lhe book Gate opens 6 :30 \\ilh Jun Morri"",, 1cad singer of !he deslruCtioo. realized il had corne down 10 10 hUn," Sugcrman said. First Show 7:30 Saturday . rer.o wn ed '60s rock band Ih e Al age IS, his falher made him lrulh ordcalh. His falher died before lhe book friday • Sunday Doors_broughl him fame and t;hoosc between his famil y or the His family commiued hi m to a W oe Hollywood (PG-13) nearly lead 10 dcslruclion. Doors. menial hospilal, bul even afler he gill Sugerman started out in a The choice was obvioos, he said. oul he wenl back on drugs for 2.Don't Tell Mom dysfunclional, largely Jewish upper· BUI lwo monlhs afler he gave up his anolher IO ycars before finall y family, close fri end Jim Morrison the'labysitter's class family in Beverly Hi lls, kicking !he habil for goed. Dead (PG-13) describing his role in the family as \\COI 10 Paris and died al age 27. Afler gelling his acl logew, he " I was dcvas""ed. I didn 'I know c(}-aulhored !he best·seIling "No One "sit down . sit still and shUI up." * * * 9SS S ' H) * * * At age 12, SugcTlnar. received wha t to do," Sugerman S3id as he Gets OUI of Here Alive," chronicling what he considered his " God swallowed his learS. !he Doo",' career. nOlc"-hitting a home run in liuJc Ra y Manzarek, Ih e band 's Dinx:lor Oliver SlOOO'S production iC3b'UC and as a reward being cakcn 10 keyboardiSI, provided suppo~ bUl of last year's movie. "The Doors ," a Doors CQrICen by his wnpirc. Sugerman made il his goal 10 die al was based on Sugcnnan's book. Obsessioll followed. age 21 and picked up a S500·day Sugerman ',J.':lS dbappointc.d by "Sol11 elhing magical happe ned heroin habiL 010 film , which depicted Morri! HAMlET TONIGHT 7:00 & 9:30 p.m. 4th H oor Video Lounge Dolby Surround Sound $1.00 Admission q~. Treg The '50s Rock-n-Roll Musical music, book, and lyrics by HOl1)tires JIM JACO BS and WARREN CASE·, Mrxlca~ It'llaural)! UdiroC1 .' , ~ . , .. " , . • , ." •• •.•.•. ' ' ...•...•.•_ ' .•. ','. •... '.' . ~_ ~ . ' .. ,' ...... ' ..''' . ' o '. ·.~. ' , ' 0" ·. September 26, 1991 Pagc 7 Entertainment r------.,------Munlale:---r------Unocal----_------~ _____ , : OIL- : "'IS: _ .., : STAIIIDS : pmaIVP,," : FILnRl $39.95 1TlAN.MII.ION1ALIBNATOB: , I ..., I G.UIaI I WAIa NMP I : WBE : :.~ : 20"'OFF : STAllING: University set for invasion :$IO.95l·~ ' LOO. 1$79.95: I I I , MOSTCAaSNSJ.AU.m • L----coupoNsMusTiEpiE~ENTED-wiiH"'jNco~iNG(;icDEis----.J by Britain~s best animators Gr•• ' "ric..... " Fri ...",., Ser"ice 1501 W. Main 457-6964 ex . datot0/20/ 91 By casey Hampton Entertainment Writer From the crea tors o f the "Toumccs of Animation" and the Self Esteem & "Animmion Celebrations" comes a new fi lm featuring the United ~ Kingdom 's fi nest \lo rks in Students with animmion, '''nc British A nimation Invasion." Disabilities The show will invade the Student Cent er audi torium w Self-esteem can s uffer when life seems fil ied Thursday evening and run through \\~i h Monday_ so many day io day challenges. This workshop "The British AOl;T13 l ion WIll otTer ways io h e lp make t h e journey a Invasion" is armed with award· pos iiive and even exciiing one. winning work from such trend seuers as Aardman Animations, Thurs day, Sep tem ber Paul Vester, Joanna Quinn, Nick PhoCo Courtesy Expanded Enler1alnmenl 26 Parle and Candy Guard. 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p .m . The fir.;t wave of British car100n Ohio Room, Student Center characters were invented wilh early advances such as the rotoscope. a Films fail to entertain For more film projector with a drawing board information contact on which to trace li ve-action the Siude nt Health movements. Since then, the an of with just technical style Program W e ll ness British animation has moved rorward with advances in style, By casey Hampton Center ai r,,j6-4441 tcchnique and charac~tion . Entertainment Writer The :.ward-winning tcam of David Sproxton and Peter Lord. Many British wonder.;, such who founded Aardman Animations as the Beatles and Rolling Using stop-motion models, in 1972, havc become legends in Stooos, have oomc to the Unitod Aardman also brings to life the international community of States to be welcomed with Bury Purves' "Next," a clever s top-moti on model animalio:1 in open arms, but "The Britis h short of Willi:. .., Shakespeare the last 19 years. Animation Invasion" is one auditioning all of his plays. ~CHECKERS Director Step hen Johnson woncitr thaI can go right bock. After these two "hon s, the collaborated with Sproxlon and "Ttae British Animatio n film crosses over from remOlely Lord in producing Invasion" is a n innovative interesting lO nearly irksome. ~ NIGHTCLUB "SledgchJmmer," a video which compilation of British The show reels are merely look more ~l3n 100 hour.; to shoot animation put in feature-length a nimated commercials with pop star Peter Gabriel. fo rm, composed of 17 fil:n packaged together with a cute The video launched them into shorL" a nd several showreels title. With a few exceptions, one the headlines as the major from some of Britain's lap can fInd the same rcchniquC$ by animati on produclion house in animalDrs and studios. nipping the lClcvision lO MTV. THURSDAY Europe and went on to win nine Aardman Animation, one of Quite boncs~y, the other films awards at the 1987 MTV Awards, the tOP Engl is h animation arc more todious than watching Best Video at the British Sllldios, provided the onl)' shons Wily Coyote chase after Road Phonogmphic Industry Awards and thar aroused even the slightcst Runner. Respect is given to the Best Special E ffec ts at the bit of interest various types of animation u~ , Momrcau P'.>p Promo F~LivaJ. Most notable is Nick Parle 's ranging fro m clay lO computers SproxlOn and Lord have been 1990 Academy Award winner, and everything in between. joined by, amoog others, Nick "Crcatnre Comfons. " Had the c reators o nl y Park. director of "Creature The short depicIs life in a 7.00 c hannelled evrn an oun ce of Comforts." "Creature Comfort," as described by a pondering their abi! iti~ into making the 7Be about life in a zoo as told by the puma. a dissatisfied gorilla and shorts entcrUining as well as ani mals, won an Academy Award scvcrnl other highIy-opinionaL':d eye-dazzling, "The British SPEEDRAILS for Best Animated Short Film in animals brought to life tIuoogh Animation Invasion" could have (AmareHo Sours, Gin & Tonic, Vodka & 1990. the rcmarkabIc c1aymation. been a success. Cranberry, Rum & Coke, Screwdrivers, Andrew Staveley directs "SLTangers in Paradise," an Greyhounds, much more!) animated tale Gf Adam and Eve in the compilation include dolphins, exclusive five day engagement at a twentieth-century shopping UFOs, evolution and nuclear 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Thursday in the center, which won a Gold Hugo at power. Student Centcr auditorium with OR the Chicago International Film " The British Animation malinccs and latc s hows on the Festival. Other subjec:s covered in Invasion" will open for an wocI'cnd. BOTTLE BEER 'Party band' first in fourth-round band battle (IMPORT OR DOMESTIC) By Jefferson RobbIns out there." and "ocals , Dave Mc Donald (Heineken, Corona, Bud Lt., Bud, Entertainment Ed~or LaHood said most of the pi:!}1ng bass, Con Wdson on guitar Killians, much much more!) members of Side Effect met and twin brothe r C raig Wilson Self- fRIENDS FOR NATIVE AMERICAfliS will N \~lmcctin&lQdisawlhc fic1dtriptoSl.lPoliJ from 1100 9 lon;&hl in the SIUdcn1 Unta" Ohio ROIlrn. f-or f~ dc:u.ils ronUCI Raben 1\ 451· 3622. STU[)flI." ALUMNI COUl'o;CL ..;n haYe Ihar ~::r!~ c=nit~ k·::nr.!fu'~ ~~ (Q1UaConruc:Il4S3·13JJ. GAMMA IU:TA Pili mcmbmhip du~ of SID Ire due by Oct. 9. Du~ can be. put in the GRp mlilbol i.'1 the OffIOC or Sludcn1 Dc.vdopnenl. New informlti_ cards would Ibo be. wmcd in .i1h runa'II Iddn:u Ind ocher viul cbu. 1bc. neal mocsin& wiD be hdd on Oct. 2. f"C'W fiuwr dcu:ib r "Wl\acl JOKph Ebcrlwdt. chaimlan of publicilY, 11. ) 29·3952. AMERICAN ADVt:RTL"ING n :OUr,TION will NYC I aenenl mec:hng II 6:30 p.m. ~' 'P- 30 l..,Cmnm. Bldg. Rotm 1213. PAST.TO. PRr..s£,r\'T FESTIVAL wiU Ue !.epI.. 2S from 9lQ6p.m. and SqM. 29 from 9LO' p.m. SWEET & SOUR PORK IIIhc.SltineCo.lmyFairpuwk in IlarrisbuJo&. KOKEAN TRAOmONAI. nlANKSCIVlNG STIR FRY BEEF ORIENTAL o.y will be eddntcd alma wilh the 1111 c:hun:b IMivenuy -VOMOred by Clrbond·Je Koran PORK EGG ROLL Uniled Mdhocb Onut:h on Scp.. 29 II Evapocn I'ark in c..bancblc.. FRIED RICE ORIENTAL STYLE VEGETABLES CARBONDALE uot'S PANCAKE DAYS will be helot from 1 l.m. \0 I sept. 21 &. 29 I t the All YOU CAN EAT SALAD BAR oo",n&own Civic C:na Location in Carboncb)c. AclubSJandchiklftftunck:f12S2.A1Ithepe $5.95 aIt~ . Q\lUF- milt *'" c:oft"cc 1hIl)OU can a t. BRIEFS POUCY _ 11M ...1. ror 1;(,;.. ftooa 1_ cia,. before ,.bUcaUoa. The brief' should be 11pnmUe• .ad .... InchMle tllftlt, ...... ted.".the~lIIf11H~anlDtfl\oa.elA"-iDiltn.tioa dale. pJ,aC't and IpOMCII' 0( the CftIII .nd 11M "_II .. · \_ ... IbbJOm'~ti_euty! CaD4U-ll30 RIIfnt fI thr ,...... ,11. the ltea. Brill• • bCMIld be dell"", ....ned 10 &11M Oal11 n.e ow lIaill ...... !tat.ecl on the -.coed n.or in U..e Studenl Center ___ElYpll.. N...... A...., Cc. .... •••• ,-..luU ... --...... , ...... Page 10 Daily Egyp6Jln September 26, 199 1 United Pross ~emalionaI of tomorrow being another Fratemity lunc~ leS with Greek Row workers ~~~~ . General Assignment Writer About II 0 members of SIUC faculty and staff who work on Greek Row were lrcaLCd to a picnic lunchoon Wednesday by the Alpha Tau Omega [r.ucrnity. The fraternity ir.vilCd employees from the Chancello r's office, Health Service, payroll, d isbw-scments, purchasing, ROTC a nd lhe Greek Row area office 10 the IWlChoon, where approximately ''IT'S TIME FOR DOMINO'S PIZZA" 70 of its members cooked for and met with them. "I rcalJy enjoyed the picnic: said Donna Lipc. typing clerk III for 1549·3030~ disbursements. "They arc rcally nicc guys and it was nice for 1.hcm Steve Berry, Mike Hermann and Stephen Howser, members 10 do something for us." of Alpha Tau Omega barbecue Wednesday afternoon for a "Thursdav" Special - $5.00 Laurie Johnson. supcrv isor of slue faculty and staff picnic at their house on Greek Row, Get a dellcl'ous medium pepperoni and s tudent payroll, said she was "Eventually, we'd like 10 invite all idea 10 invite them over: be said. double cheese for ONLY $5.00 impressed. of the faculty and stalf-nOi just "Now lhatthey've had a chance No Substitutions. " I' ve been here for eight years the people who work on Greek 10 meet some members of the greek and ro one has ever done anything Rov.." system first-hand, they can judge. "Roommate" Special- $6.50 like that for us before. I rcally " We'll make it into a semi- us on their own," said Berry, a Get a medium 1 topping pizza enjoyed i~" she said. annucl evcn~" he said. junior in history from ClinlOn. and 2 Cokes" for ONLY $6.50. Stcpher CloWSC!', chairman of the Ste" Berry. co-chairman of the Paul Pabst, a senior in journalism e vent, sai,! it was such a success cvent, ",id the faculty and staff from Chicago Heights, said the "satuki" Special - $8.50 that the fraternity is pianning 10 do workin!; on Greek Row always sec picnic was a good opportunity to Get a large 1 topping pizza and it again next .semester and next fall. the fraternity members doing things get 10 know some of the people on 2 Cokes" for ONLY $8,SO. Howser, a senior in bioJogical for the University. c:lmpus that students deal w ith sciences fro m Wheaton , said , "We thought it would be a good every day but never really talk 10. Until 3 a.m, 7 days a week ~~~==~~~~ • UEAN ATMOSPHERE • ATTENDANT ON DlITY ·COMPLL~ARYUSEOF GARMENT STt:AMER • BOCK EXTRACTOR ONLY 2S • DRYER2S( THE DISEASE Complex), which includes persistent fatigue, fever, diarrhea, • FREE COFFEE AIDS is a panem 01 infections resuUin; from the Ixea~ 01 coughing, night sweats, and weight Joss. InlecbOf1s which the the body's whole defense :oy stem by the Human • COMPUTERIZIDWASHERS body can ncwmally resist start 10 spread as !he :""Imune system ImmunodefICiency Virus. Unlike most other viruses HIV makes ANDDRYERS is weakened. a permanent CCf1'f 01 its genes within 1he duomosome5 of me living cell it infects. These genes may remain inactiw tor a • TELEVISION Chronic infeaicns 01 the skin, mouth, Of genitals are usually the long lime. but the infected cell and its descendent cells will • LOUNGE AREA firsl 10 appear. Then other infections (ijke Pnecmocysris Carini atways be able 10 produce more HIV. • DOUBLE" TRIPLE LOAD OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK pneumonia) spread in Ite boc:~s inlernal organs, and the disease reaches the stage we call AIDS. Other grave HlV perIMMnl. Once you MY. WASHERS 7 a.m. TO 11 p.m. intKUon .. 8C.,nd the conditions. including brain disorders and cancers, especially v ...... you _ ...,. • tor.t. .... of yow 1fII, .nd yau will Y P1UZE DRAWINGS Aft." 10 A.M. Kogul.. Wash Kaposrs.-mma. may arise form HIV infections. • WEEKI. 7St ....,. be lnIIIctkMla to oIhera. • AIR CONDmONED GRAND AVE. MALL No cure of the HIV inJection Is In sight, and researchers now Afief they ate infeaed with HIV, some people expErience a believe that almost everyone who acquires it will eventual!)' brief. nu·like illness. For months, or even years aherwatds, develop ADS. ~r,..ty ,,·~em can significantly slow most people experience no additional symptOmS, even though the progress of the di..... WId help protect 1he body against infectious panicles are circulating in their blood. other infeaions. Wt-ile the immune system may hold !he disea~ in dleck for a AIDS mlm'al many other~ . It you haw. .,mptoms time, it cannot eliminaJil !he infection. The first Sign of trouble which you think ma, be Queed by HIY Infection, you Is usuaIy chronic swoIen glands. A characteristic panem of ehould .... pro.... lonal diagnosis by an experienced symptoms may then develop called ARC (AIDS Related _no 1991 REGIONAL PACEMAKER AWARD HIV ANTIBODY TFSTING The HIV antibody teslS determine whether you have ,. new test has been developed which will doted the presencu presented to the developed antibodies 10 dle virus. A confirmed positive telt of the virus genes ellltn in individuals who have not developed result does not tell you how fat the disease has progressed, anl.bxliM. ThCs PCR (Poymerase Chain Reactic.n) test is now but it does mean that you have been infeaed wilh the virus, considered experimental, but will permit earlier detection 0' infection while it becomes more widely available. However, Daily Egyptian even lho PCR lest can yield false positive or negative resUlts. HIV antibody test are very good, but like any clinical test they may produce some mistaken results, both from techn}cal Despite the limitallons of out current antibody lest, their for avera£[ e;u:e«ence in writi11fJ' imltaDons and from human error. When unintec1ed people are appropriate use can lead to peace 0' mind jf you test negatj\ e, editing, design aruf pfwto quality. IIHIed ... wi. be many more false poaiti\l8S than true ones. and earty treatment if you test positive. The .Jackson County Health Department in Murp.,ysboro, and Considering me serious implications, you should not accept a other public health departments offer free, cl)nfidential, positive leat resuh until you have had • frt.sh sample of bk:Jod anonymous testing. along with individual cou!lseling, fo; "The DrUly Egyptitm is I'Toud to be one of tested by a different laboratory. On the other hand, a negative ar.yone who would like il iesult may be false it you have been infected with HIV recently. the 12 campus daily newspapers in the For six months or more alter infection antibodies may nol be " you test negative for HIV, do what you can to stay that wilY . nation to receivL this prestigious award." deleaable, even though the body Is producing large quantities You are still at risk of infection in the future if you engage in of infectiouv virus. Some individuals have not produced risky behavior. "you hav", placed yourself at risk within the ~ 8 Wlti..Jodies even after being infeded with HIV for three ye.... or recent past you should ha\'1t yourself ret8!.lec:I six months aher !he last poasl»le expoaure. September 26. 1991 Daily Egyplion Page II 14n WIDE M06Itf home, 2 bdrm, cMc\!;. 10 min. 10 SIU, $6700 coil 45]·5 177. Leave mfU,WJgII. 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(UPI) pan of the European players and None of the European players Gall agher said. " Wha t was Faldo, who said he wa!o - European Ryder Cup captain some of the participants have had secn the long and demanding imponanl was thai I came here a disappo inted American goJrcn: Bernard Gallagher said Wednesday expressed concern over the site of Ocean Course until this week, year ago to get a feci of the place. would not rocogni1£ the Europeans he look offense al insinuations his the compe titio n because of its causing Stockton and o ther " In April I was invited to take were better. leam will not have had enough on remote location. members of the American team to orne players 10 Kiawah, but they "I've been on two teams (as a sile practice prior to Friday's Both sides, meanwhile, put in a think their opponents will be at a were busy trying to make the learn p layer during the 1970s)," opening matches. nc't-la-Iast day of practice prior to disadvantage. and after discussions we felt it was Stockton said. "and never been on Gallagher thus joined the list of the start of the 29th renewal of the Allhough that seemed to be a nOl beneticial to come over. a losi ng one. I don't intend to be on those who have been offended by Ryde r Cup matches. The reasonable assumption, Gallagher '· IL was not an easy logistical a losing team now. It bothers me to one thing or another since lhe week Americans are seeking their . Irsl appeared to take personal offense operation when we li ve 5,CXX> miles hear the Europeans saying they arc began - fUrihcr deteriorating the victory in tne bi-annual event since and even prepared some noles from awa)'. I am sli ghtly offended by bettcr. But wc've got to let our golf sponsmanship on which the Ryder 1983. which to speak prio'r to meeting the people saying tha t we a rc ill clubs do the talking." Cup was originally based. Thunderstorms roamed the media. prepared." The highlight of Thursday's American captain Dave Stockton coastal region Wednesday, but the .. I can't remember any American Gallagher's remarks came after Opening ceremonies will be the had already grumbled about what weather was expected to slowly team coming to a seaside course in Stockton had rebulled previous announcement of Friday morning's he perceived to be cockiness on the clear leading up to Friday's starL Britain befof£,. the match," comments from England's Ni ~ k foursome pairings. ·lfle~ence (AITENTION ALL STU[,ENTS WHO New pI aye rs to make d . ' ,WILL PAY THE STUDENT ACTIVITY •• •• FEE FOR FALL SEMESTER 1991, 5t. LOUIS looking for NorriS title YOU MAY SEEK A REFUND OF $1.00. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Last Who is eligible? season, the SL Louis Blues finished All students who pay the student activity fee for the Fall the NHL regular season with 105 Millen traded to Rangers, Semester 1991, will be eligible for a refund. points. missing a division title and first overall r?nking by a single poinL may replace Richter in goal Why will I be eligible for a refund? That obviously wasn't good CHlCAGO (UP\) - Veteran e'pected to repon Thursday, One dollar of your student activity fee goes to fund this enough. goaltender Greg Millen, his slricdy on a tryout basis, until he campus' membership in the Illinois Student Just nine of the 18 skaters remain career in limbo sUire early last is signed. from the St. Louis squad that season, received possible new Rangers' backup John Association. ISA's policy requires that its fee be both started last season. Only six of the life Wednesday when the Vanbie.brouck reportedly has refundable and authorized by a campus-wide student lOp 12 forwards and throe of the lOp Orieago Blaclchawks traded him been on the ttading b\oclc since six defensemen arc back. to the New York Rangers for losing his starting spot to referendum. " We made a few changes, but future oonsidcrations. Richter last season. we believe we have benefitted the Millen. 34, played in only Millen's 13-year NHL earccr SL Louis Blues," said Brian Suuer, three games for the Blaclchawks began in 1977, "'hen he was How mucb is tbe refund? voted Coach of the Year in \990- in 1990-91 and still has one year selected in the fourth round of The refund is one dollar and will be paid from those 91. "We want to have a good the amateur draft by Piusburgh. season. .. remaining on his contrac~ worth funds received by ISA from this campus. Until all S29O,OOO. He again did not fit After three years with the Three of the II who departed into Chicago's crowded Penguins, be spent four seasons refunds have been processed these funds will not be were from attrition. as Paul goaltender plans this season and in Hanford, parts of six seasons used by ISA and will be kept in a separate account. MacLear, Harold Snepsts and Rick left training camp for his with SL Louis and 18 games Meagher all retired. Scou Stevens, Ontario home on Monday. with Quebec before being an All-Star defenseman, was lost as The Rangers' lOp goaltendti", acquired by the Blackhawks What happens to my dollar if I don't seek a refund? compensation for the Blues' Mike Richter, played out his March 5. 1990, during their All dollars collected from students who don't seek a signing of winger Brendan option last season and did not playoff drive. refund will be used to fund the operations of the Illinois Shanahan from New Jersey. report to camp Tuesday Millen played 10 regular· To help compensate for the Joss following his stint with Team season games with Chicago in Student Association such as rent, equipmell. and of Stevens, the Blues then traded USA in the Canada Cup_ He is 1990 and 14 playoff games. supplies for -its office in Springfield, salaries for its forward Rod Brind' Amour and center Dan Quinn to Philadelphia staff, and travel expenses. ISA represents students in Oates said. "We think we have a season. for defenseman Murray Baron and good team." Suuer now has 10 meld this new higher education and works to ensure that students' center Ron Suuer. Vincent Riendeau rewms in goal bunch inlo a winning unit. The The key to the trade was Baron. a interests are considered and protected as public policy s with eapable bacIcups Pal Jablonski team's exceptional wod ethic and rugged player who is just 24. The and Curtis Joseph. However. the the knowledge lhalthey came close developed. Over 95% of ISA's budget comes directly Blues also 3rc auditioning three Blues rocer.dy have been looking 10 to winning the Norris Division last rookies on defense - Rob from Illinois students to ensure accountability to joseph in yet another deal. season should prime the Blues for Robinson, 24; Dominic Lavoie, 23; package students and independence from others. ISA is non SL Louis also has one of the best the season. and Jason Marshall, 20. But after years of being the partisan and does not contribute to electoral campaigns The Blues again should be strong checking lines in the NHL in Rich SUller. Bob Bassen and Dave laughingstock of the NHL, the or political parties. offensively. Scoring machine Brell Norris Division rate. as possibly Hull, who tallied 86 goals last Lowery. " We have a job 10 do and we do the best in the league. season, returns along with center it," Bassen said. "We take a 101 of "We played in a rugged Adam Oates, who scored more than Is there a deadline? pride in iL" division." Sutret said. "It won't be Yes. Requests must be received by October 15, 1991. 100 points in 1990-91. Rookie center Nelson Emerson easy for us this year. We're going " This is a new year, r nd we could maloe a strong showing tJ.is to worlc hard." want to get to the Stanley Cup," How do I get a refund? Any student wishing to receive a refund may fill out a RECRUIT, from Page 16-_ request fonn at the Undergraduate Student Government or the Graduate & Professional Student Council office said he will play wherever Herrin "SCOll said he thinks there is a wants and needs him. good chanae of that if he plays for located on the third floor of the Student Cer.ter--or " He can dribble and pass the ball sruC," Metcalf said. "Both Scou's contacllSA at: parents attended sruc, and it was with the best of them, and he has a lllinois Student Association range of the three-point line." only natural for him to go there. One West Old State Capitol Metcalf said BurLynski's dreams " But the main reason he wants to #919 are to play for the Dawgs and help attend Southern is because he likes Springfield, IL 6270 I 5--.0 take the team to the NCAA the style and tempo of Saluki 1Sa A'lIiSOCiMion- 212/525-0426 ' ..._ ... og~" ·oq.l lUI_ Championships. basketball." VOTE [l]. King and Queen Preliminary Elections have been cancelled. All candidates have advanced to the final elections. It's your right to vote I October 3 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Student center. 1st floor/HaJl of I"ame HOMECOMING 1991 September 26, 1991 Vaily £gyptimr Page 15 Top golfers to miss LPGA event GRABB, from BUENA PARK, Calif. (UPI) - to me. I think that every player out with Cathy Gcrring after the two Page 16 slUe WJLD DOG UOCKEV will h ..., • Two players miss ing from this here, because they knew in their fin ished tied at 7-under par. The meellnl Mond.y Sept. ] • . For mon : week 's $350, 000 MBS LPGA hearts that it can al so happen to leading contenders this year arc Pat " By the end of the sct, I was ",formation call Sl9-S311. Classic arc as noteworthy as those them, rallied like they did around Bradley, who heads the money list already trying to get ready to BR.1Ef'S POUCY - Tbe deadline for Sports with $704,027 and won last who will compete. me. " comeback." Brief. II noon two uy. bd'~ publlaoUaa. n.r weekend in Seaule; Meg Mall,,,,, Nancy Lopez, the tournament's Farr has h:ld surgery to remove a In other matches on the brief'dIould '"' IJ'P"I"I'"lttm. .nd -..... Inc:htde winner the last two years, is tumor behind the base of her he:ld, winner of the U.S. Open and LPGA hardcourt Rebound Ace surface u-.. tbk, pbot IIftd ..--w fJI CM eo'Wftl _ expecting her third child with Ray a bone marrow transplant and Ownpionship "'ho stands second at the MillLWl Tennis Center, No. (be..- aftd n ...... filM ptnOn IUbtnIUlftl Knight and is absenL Farr. surgery to remove venebra in her on the money list; and Amy AJcott, 4 Todd Wwdbridge of Australia Head .... the It-..lJrMf, st.c.Id '"' 1ltII'ftnd or maDed 10 a native of nearby Santa Monica an LPGA Tour star by age 24, back. was upset by Italian Gianluca .tle D.lly F..l7pU.. Sports Desk, visited the Los Coyotes Country " The tumor in my head is who needs one victory to qualify P07.7j ,6-4, 0-6, 6-1 . C-_~IItJidi ..... ~ UA7. A britt' Club course Tuesday to thank completely gone, and they didn't for the LPGA Hall of Fame. '-______--' wtlbt ...b&&hedOftCt...t_,_..-:e ...... supporters who have helped her find anything in the scans they took Other missing stars are Top- JO through severOiI surgeries for last week," she said. "They still money winners Beth Daniel and cancer, but she wiD not play. watch you very, very closely, but PaUl' Sheehan. Farr, who won S 170,000 on tour they say they're really happy with The top money is S~2,500 on the before 24, will probably never play my progress. par-72, 6,352-yard layout that has competitive golf again. The LPGA " The doctors say I should he new bent-grass greens at Nos. 6, 7 held four charity events this spring able to play country club golf once and 16. The par-5, 455-yard 3rd and raised nearly S200,OOO for or twice a week. But they have no could be an cagle hole for those Farr's medical biDs. idea if my back will hold up during who will risk cuning the comer on " I would hate to belong to practice aQd playing four rounds in the dogleg lefL The par-5, 474-yard another organization, t. Farr said. four days and traveling." 18th has a green guarded by water " The LPGA has been so wonderful Last year, Lopez won a playoff front and IefL SOCCER, from Page 16 This year 250 players-a 40 confident of which team would who plays for the United Nations ~ - percent increase from 199O-have win. This year the competition has club, said his team has played well DD " .6.Ll .6. ~.6. F\I)! participated in the tournarnenL improved. The i.earns are using so far and has a good chance of ~ ~ ~""""a.! Khan said he hopes t'l have a 16- different playing techniques." winning the tournamenL team tournament in 1992, and he Bandukwala said ISC hopes to "We have a good defense and ~ __~___ ..... ______expects the teams to improve even open the tournament to the SlUE offense," he said. "Everybody on ----- • - -...... -..... ~ morc. and Springfield campuses in 1992. the team knows each other. I expect ~d ~ liElSS The toumamenr's purpose is to Last year Kuwait was the us to score a 101 of goals." _ d ~ J p ... give all students a chance to champion. The team is again in the United Nations beat North _ d ...... -..: cI p ... interact internationally. Azhcr Bandukwala, ISC internal =sE,:::~:.e new name United ~~riu":rt":r~i~~~~:~o,::,dl~~ .,.: 1'I1IIIIr. CepCe-ber D. 1!BI affairs vice president, said the 199 1 Sophomore Salem AIkaabi, againstPaJestinc. IIlIaIle: 1IIA...-.6. .. B. Student center tournament has showed players captain of the team, said it wiD be United Arab Emirates will play ,- .. 1"___ : ' ~..... I playing to the spirit of the game. more difficult to win the Malaysia in the fiI;t semifinal at 10 - ~F.-- ~ The tournament has drawn good tournarnenL a.m. Saturday at the intramural .. ~ .. IJeneIIfs crowds including foreign and " We will have a hard time soccer rlelds. The United Nations- . ,.. ".. the "'* J'eI!I(er I American students and Carbondale against Malaysia," Alkaabi said. Africa game will immediately n....\ ~ __ residen ts interested in soccer, he "Competition is different form last follow. ~. ~ ...... said. year. The teams have unproved lpaed ..,. ~! ~ Bandukwala said he is not sure "My tc:un plays well asa team. I Third place playoffs ' 'WiII - ----.... who will take the tide this year. can exchange any player and he continue at 10 a.m. Sunday and the SIudI!nt a a a a "The LO umamcnt is still open," will play just as well." championship will be at about =- he said. "Last year the teams were Graduate student Fred Mehdian, ;.noon::. :A:dm:iSS7:· on:.:iS~fi:rcc:. _~_~!:~======-===:-==-======~ ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~] *Paying $70 to SIlO to Smokers and lon-Smours Call SlUC Psychology Dept. at . 453-3561 o r 4 53-3573 Mon. - Fri. a t I - 4 p.m. '\ EAT TO COMPETE TIP i PEAK PERFORMANCE SERIES 1"' ' 1-~ '\ ,,l < -~' Iiy '0D -.~yt) . Ai ~;\t%iit!~j", II,,, (1,,[ UJ U·" \L IF I STOP EXERCISING MY I MUSCLE WILL TURN TO FAT I FALSE-Fat is rat and muscle is muscle. Muscles mav lose I lone but won't turn to fat As soon as yo u begin exercis- I ing again your muscle will rch 1! i!~ !o it's original size. 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