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~~won~t '1elp salaries EISCCAP ---- protests ' Northeastern Illinois University dump site ~ 1989 appropriation - $38,345.7 at Eastern and other Making a ois universities can be almost certain of 1990 BOG request - $43.7 46.4 IBHE recommends - $44,358.2 By MIKE YOUNG tuition increases next year, faculty and new budget t ~ Governor's budget - $41, 142.3 Staff writer may not get thelO percent salary hike ------Increase over 1989 - $2,796.6 want. The Illinois E~tem Tllinois Students and Although the Illinois Board of Higher Board of Higher Chicago State University Community Concerned AbouT ucation included salary hikes of 10 percent 1989 appropriation - $29,644.8 Peace (EISCCAP) has focusectrts Education has its fiscal year 1990 budget requests, Gov. -efforts southm Charleston and revised budgets 1990 BOG request - $34,262.8 es R. Thompson only included enough @ IBHE recommends - $33,689.7 joined a group protesting the con­ oney for salary increases of "up to four for the five BOG Governofs budget - $31,568.8 struction of a low-level radiation ent" in his $1.5 billion higher education universities to Increase over 1989 - $1,924.0 waste dump site in Martinsville. get. match Gov. EISCCAP has donated to and Thompson presented his $21.8 billion state James R. Governors State University continues support of a Martins­ udget, which includes a $115 million Thompson's 1989 appropriation - $20,980.9 ville-based group Concerned ease for higher education, to the General Citizens Against the Dump, EIS­ proposed /'~'\ 1990 BOG request - $23,847.5 sembly Wednesday. ! j -~ i IBHE recommends - $24,229.9 CCAP President Ron Keller said. Governor's budget - $22,391.0 Richard Wagner, IBHE executive director, allocations. Concerned Citizens was ·s pleased that the governor's budget will - Increase over 1989 - $1.410.0 formed in January, 1988 to vide a substantial increase for higher edu­ inform the public of the negative ation. "But, I must point out that this aspects of having the proposed · crease averages only 3.4 percent per year. low-level radiation waste dump ver three years," Wagner said, which is less 1989 appropriation - $54, 772. 7 Eastern Illinois University built in Martinsville, which is than an annual inflation rate of about 4.5 per­ 1990 BOG request- $64,047.0 1989 appropriation - $44,592.1 about 30 miles south of nt. IBHE recommends - $63,054.5 Governor's budget - $58,618.0 Charleston. "In a nonnal year, this would be a very , 1990 BOG request - $53,443.9 IBHE recommends - $51,803.3 Keller said EISCCAP Is echt­ od budget. B\U after two very difficult • • increase over 1989 - $3,645.3 @ Governor's budget - $47,936.5 cating themselves about the situa­ ears, we could '-ye used more," said Ross Increase over 1989 - $3,344.4 tion. "We send different people Hodel, IBHE deputy director. The IBHE had (EISCCAP members) to the requested $2.9 billion for the fiscal year SOURCE: Illinois Board of Higher Education Graphic by CRAIG EDWARDS I Administration editor beginning July 1. Martinsville town meetings and "If the legislature approves the governor's five percent cost-of-living increase and an president of the University Professionals of we read everything we can get proposed budget, no tuition increases will be additional five percent increase to "gain Illinois Local 4100. Vogel said although uni­ our hands on." · necessary," Hodel said Thursday. He said the ground and catch up with other states." versity professors don't expect to wealthy, The monthly meetings feature IBHE will meet Tuesday to make realloca­ "We'll still be able to provide a good cost­ they are getting tired of making sacrifices. one speaker from the Illinois tions based on Thompson's budget. "Faculty of-living increase, but unfortunately we'll "Most professors are going to take this as Department of Nuclear Safety salaries is definitely one area we will have to still be behind other states when it comes to another insult and not just a lack of money," (IDNS) and one from Concerned make cuts in," Hodel said. faculty salaries," Hodel added. Vogel said from his Chicago office Citizens, and a chance for tho~e He said the IBHE had hoped to provide a And that's a fact that worries Mitch Vogel, Thursday.. attending to ask questions. Keller· also said EISCCAP has sent members to meet with Bill Wieck, the head of Concerned Blood drive misses Citizens. "We 're following the lead of Concerned Citizens. They're the goal by just 167 pints ones running the show," Keller said. By TONY CAMPBELL _ --<<::: EISCCAP wants to stress -how Staff writer ~ c;A"" ' ..> important it is that Eastern be concerned about having a low­ Eastern 's blood drive missed the level radiation waste dump site so goal of 1,600 pints by 167 as the close to home. drive concluded Thursday. "The dump can and will affect The number of donors us almost as much as it will affect Thursday was 433, which was up those in Martinsville," EISC­ compared to Wednesday's total of CAP treasurer Harlan Aldort said. 298, but the last minute surge still Keller said there are many wasn't enough to meet the goal. spring blood drive had 1,689 pints transportation possibilities close­ Red Cross workers saw 492 peo­ collected, and the goal was 1,550; by and some of the waste is ple come in to donate, however, while Eastern 's fall blood drive bound to travel through Coles 59 were deferred for various rea­ fell short of the 1,550 goal by 57 County. Illinois Route 16, Illinois sons; bringing the final total to pints. Route 130 and Interstate 57 all 1,433. Rumohr said she was pleased, run through Coles County. Steve Richards, chair of the though, because the number of "We really don't have the facili­ blood drive, said the large number first-time donors was. up. There ties to deal with an accident," of donors in the first two days and were 276 fi_rst-time donors for the Keller said. "There has been no the rapid decline on Wednesday spring blood drive. "We couldn't experience with that around was an unusual development. have done anything without the here." "Usually the drives start off slow students help. They've been Keller said EISCCAP wants to and ·build," Richards added. great." talk to the Charleston mayor and Vickie Rumohr, Red Cross Nancy Lederer, Red Cross col­ city council and the Coles County blood service consultant, said she lection supervisor, said a jump in board about making the county a doesn't know why the goal wasn't the number of donors is typical on nuclear-free zone. met. "It's hard to put your finger the last day of a drive because the We would like for it to be ille­ on, but I'm still very happy with people that were nervous decide gal for waste to be in the county JACKIE WEBER/Staff photographer the turnout today." to come in or are talked into giv­ if it is not produced here, Keller shman Carmen Teif! donates blood during the last day of the Red "It's strange because spring is ing. "There is always more reac­ said. ss Blood Drive in the Union Ballroom. Despite the efforts of 1,433 traditionally a better time than tion from the people on the last donors, the blood drive missed the goal by 167 pints. fall," Rumohr said. Last year's day." • continued on page 6

. Ir \ The Eastern News Missing officer-baffles Army FRANKFURT, West Germany Peri, of Laguna Nig1,1el, Calif., unofficial newspaper, quoted Dy (AP) - The U.S. Army' said has been listed as "absent without as saying "the circumstances o Thursday it is baffled by the dis­ leave" since he failed to show up that vehicle being found so clo apperance of a "good, clean-cut" for" work Feb. 21 at the 11th to the border are definitely suspi American soldier who had access Armored Cavalry Regiment in cious." to classified information and van­ Fulda, 65 miles northeast of Dye told the Associated Pres ished near the East Germany bor­ Franfurt. later the newspaper was putting · der. Two days later, officijtls "a little too strongly," but h An Army spokesman, Lt. Col. searching for Peri found his U.S. didn't deny making the statement Jake Dye, said there was not Army vehicle undamaged near Peri worked as an electronic enough information to say if the border town of Obersuhl, warfare signal specialist and w Spec. 4 Michael A. Peri had about 35 miles northeast of Fulda. responsible for operating equi EPA .,sues brewery defected. Dye acknowledged a "Peri was authorized to drive ment that identifies and locate BELLEVILLE - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is suing portable computer was missing the vehicle and had logged it out non-communication signals, sue a Wisconsin brewing company, charging its operation there polluted city from an intelligence office where properly," Dye said. as radar. sewers, but brewery officials said Thursday they will defend the charges Peri worked. Stars and- Stripes, the Army's vigorously. T_he lawsuit says G. Heileman Brewing Co.'s Stag Brewery, which operated there until August, discharged wastes without adequate treat­ Jackson backs proposal to save S~Ls ment into Belleville's wastewater system for nine years. WASHill!"GTON (AP) ;- Jesse "We applaud President Bush tion'~ plan. LaCrosse, Wis.-based Heilman faces up to $37 million in fines if Jackson. blaming "buccaneer for addressing the crisis rather The coalition's plan found guilty, said Anne Weinert, an EPA environmental engineer. bankers" for the savings and loan than simply ignoring it as his pre­ establish a national housin But Randy Smith, Heileman's vice-president and general counsel, crisis, backed a liberal coalition's decessor did," Jackson said. "But finance administration, financ said the brewery never released unauthorized or dangerous wastes and proposal Thursday to require we believe his plan to bail out by banks, savings and loans an contracted with the city to have its wastewater treated through a munici­ institutions to commit money for buccaneer bankers is not ade­ other financial institutions, pro pally owned treatment plant. low and moderate income hous­ quate." viding below market interest rate Smith said the city's treatment plant, not the brewery, was responsi­ ing as a concession for an S&L Jackson's Rainbow Coalition on loans to first-time homebuye ble for the release of the wastes. bailout. organization was one of about and to developers of low an "Nothing alleged in the complaint indicates Heileman was polluting The plan also would include an 100 groups, including unions, cit­ moderate income housing. the city water. It was strictly a municipally owned treatment plant," he increase in the top federal income izens' groups, churches and polit­ The plan would pay for th said in Wisconsin. - _ tax rate and fees charged to finan­ ical groups who are supporting an bailout of the troubled-thrif "It's really ~situation where you have the EPA coming in 1989 in a cial institutions to pay for the effort called the Financial industry through contribution matter they say may have been a problem as. early as 1982. Well, wher­ multi-billion dollar shoring up of Democracy Campaign to promote assessed on the financial industry er was the EPA then?" Smith said. the savings and loan industry. an alternative to the administra- including on money market funds

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-. - . - ~ ,. I w _. W w '"' .• '.•', t -· J . ' ~ "' • • · ' L Friday, March 3, 1989 "'I" ':f':l'll*'''". ,. ... -3A·· II-time taxi now serves Charleston - "The driver is in the cab in until 6 p.m. during the week and than get a DUI or something." Checker Top Cab. ~Charleston most of the time," on Friday and Saturday, Wright Much of Wright's busi1;1ess is " Making local runs within Wright said. "It's a matter of said. On weekends, the service is within the Charleston/Mattoon Charleston from Mattoon cost too i service, an inherent part instant service for us to be there available in Charleston until mid­ area, but \\'right said his drivers much money for the customer and t cities, has made its way for anyone who needs us." night will go wherever the customer we lost money, too," Wright said. leston to service the local The service, which began Feb. Wright said he anticipates a wants them to. He added that ser­ With four cabs, a van and six ts and students. 20, 'received no requests the first good deal of weekend business vice to the bus or Amtrak station full-time drivers, Wright said he ker Top Cab, based out of day, but Wright said about 10 from Charleston because of the is very popular with students. is prepared to meet the demand in n, now provides a full-time calls per day are now handled by university. Checker Top implemented ser­ whatever market is open in a pos­ located in Charleston to serve the Charleston cab. "I was advised students would vice within Charleston to expand itive way. ston residents and Eastern Checker Top Cab will take cus­ use this kind of service on the business and to meet market "It's our goal to answer all of ts more efficiently, said Bill tomers anywhere in town for a weekends," Wright said. "It's an demands. Residents can now call the calls within 15 minutes," t, the owner of Checker Top flat rate of $3.50 between 7 a.m. intelligent thing for students to a Charleston phone number, 348- Wright said. "Since we're the and 5 p.m. and $4 from 5 p.m. use this kind of service rather 5454, to get in touch with only cab service, it's a matter of ood drive help out cal needy

Ave., to leston's needy. Club members are asking stu­ , faculty and Charleston resi­ to donate "two cans of food a $2 donation," which will go the Charleston Food Pantry, d senior Linda Hunter, the "ology Club co-president.

ft ~ "Everybody's real excited MICHELLE ZAWIN/Staff photographer ut it," Hunter said. "It's a to start at least," in helping Dance Fever less fortunate in our commu­ Junior Fashion Merchandise major Missy Wolfe practices in tlreMr:Afe·e-blalJ:c£, ' she ad$fed._ . .. _ _ ~ --- -- The food drive will be held w because it's right before ter, she said, and people may more inclined to help out now ·~L~~2.Nsoffer~t .~~~~~~' mmre1a~n,!~en~p~w~.~~~ .. ,~"it this time of year. Although the Staff writer the Expo. Kevin Cannon, assistant direc- really helps us tremendously if iology Club only has between Rives said that the workshops tor of the Housing Office, will they're pre-registered." to 20 regular members, about The Fourth Annual \;Yomen 's give a presentation to teenagers. The Expo will begin with reg­ people may help with the food Expo and Health Fair scheduled See related story in He will speak on laughter as a istration in Doudna Fine Arts ·ve, Hunter said. tor Saturday will offer a new sec­ Verge, page 38 form of stress release, Rives said. Center at 6:45 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. Teens can attend workshops Most of the workshops will be Anyone who is unable to take tion specifically devoted to offer a wide range of topics focusing on leaving home and held in the Martin Luther King d to Ike's Little Campus teenagers. including getting a business start­ going away to college. Rives said University Union as well as "day may leave donations in the Sandy Rives, coordinator of ed, time management ·and nutri­ they will focus on the fact that McAfee Gym and the Fine Arts ciology Department in the Expo, said the demand for the tion questions. there is "a lot more to college Building. leman Hall room 334, Hunter teen division was great. "Last The most popular issues which than picking it out of a catalog." Rives said she expects a good "d. spring, after the last Expo, I had are discussed in workshops are A discussion for teens who crowd to attend the Expo. "We In addition to the food drive, some rural mothers ask if I would learning how to manage time and decide not to attend college will have 200 teens registered right Sociology Club holds other do this." dealing with guilt, Rives said. also be offered. They will talk now," said Rives, adding there "vities for its members to pro­ The teen division of the Expo A supplement to the Expo will about going out on your own and are l, 150 to 1,200 women regis­ te awareness of social prob- will be entirely separate from the be the 1989 Women's Financial setting up your own apartment, tered. women's section, Rives said, Concerns Manual, said Rives. Rives said. "We have virtually doubled in The club tries to have guest adding they are doing some "fun Rives said the manual is basically The third section in the teen attendance since we started," ers every semester with top- things" for teens. a reference and informational division will address looking and Rives said. The first year the including drug abuse, domes­ The Women's Expo, which is guide for women. It contains sec­ feeling good, Rives said, adding Expo was held, there was a total vio l ence and child abuse, one of the biggest events for tions on personal finance, careers they will emphasize that how you of 726 women who attended. ter said. women in East Central Illinois, is and business, financial planning feel inside is how you think you Rives said that she has "People in the college commu­ held every year as an outreach and women in the workplace. look outside. received a tremendous amount of need to be made more aware program for women, Rives said, The teen portion is divided into The registration fee for the help from volunteers and spon- there are people in the world adding the Expo is for women of three major s~ctions. Rives said Expo is $10 per person. sors. "We've had a whole lot of s fortunate than they are," all ages. the first section will deal with get­ Although it is still possible for super contributers," said Rives, ter said. A total of 40 speakers will pre- ting along. "We will talk about ARROW TRAVEL FRIDAY AT SATURDAY AT THIKSTY1S 348-0147 THIKSTY'S Live Rock & Roll With 2.00 RUOMORS Great Instrumentals LISTEN GRADUATES DON'T •Live D.J.'s and Vocals Up Delay •Shooter bar Good Dance Music Think Graduation Now •6 Pool Tables PITCHERS •New Pool Room Bar •Lots of Fun 620 W. Lincoln Mon - Fri 9-5 West Park Plaza Sat. 9-12 __$2.5() .~ ...... ' cross from Post Office ~. \,:: l \;. \. ... I had a brush with great­ some p:ctures and pens on It. Now is my chance ness this week. But, to be really see what he's like off the set. Gosh, maybe OPINION honest, it wasn't that great. ls ~methlng I'll want to tell my grandchildren. The anticipation had been "What's your name?" building up for more than a "What," I say, -"Are you talking to me?" It's Co weektJf'n Lopriel]S a.k.a. He's already signed John Loprieno on his picture page Cord 4i§1 & was coming to now he's asking me my name. "Amy," I say timidly. Eastern. Wow ... be still my And amazingly my name appears on the picture j heart. like I said It, "Amy." Not "To Amy" or "Lord, girt Now, I'll admit I sat just "Amy John Loprieno," like I've changed my I through the entire Buchanan name. City ordeal and watched the Totally disappointed, I whirl around to see if oth Editorials represent the "One Life to Live" cast act were let down as well. Hardly. stupid in the year t 888. I The short line now stretched to the end of the opinion of the editorial board. also waited patiently for their room, and members of the University Board we Columns represent the escape from Eterna - the shouting over the PA system to love-struck girls ask! underground city. But my Interest In the soap opera them to form two lines. opinions of the author. doesn't necessarily mean I think Cord Is hot. This was easier said then done. People started pu Let's face It. The man Is kind of goofy looking. He ing and shoving and arguing about who was In Ii has buck teeth and he talks funny. - A man who regu­ first and who was going to get to say their names The Dally Eastern News larly says things like, "Lord, girl what could you be Cord first. "Betty, I want to say Betty!" one g frtday, March 3, 1989 thlnkln T' Is not exactly my idea of a super guy. argued. But, that Is neither here nor there. I. along with "He hates that name! My name Is Tina, llna write many other women on this campus, was still a little pleeeeese!" came another shout. Intrigued by the thought of walking In the Union Grand Things were looking up. Basketball eants Ballroom and seeing someone I watch regularly on lV. I spotted another friend of mine in the audience So I went. attempted to fight my way through the crowd There he was. Cord, sitting in a plain white shirt, share this moment with someone else. My mis need support in jeans and cowboy boots with some weird-looking bag was stopping In the middle of the "Cord Line" to strapped around his waist. He looked just like he does hi. on 1V - only he was cioser. The thrill was gone. He I had only started to make jokes about how silly crucial contests was boring. He was just any other guy. only he was was for the entire. female population to pack the getting paid $3,400 to sit In a chair and watch girls selves like sardines Into the Union to see a soap s like me stare at him. Gee, what a tough job. when low and behold one of the sex-starved girls sp Eastern's basketball teams need some help Seeing a colleague of mine, I wandered over to see me around and said, "What do you think you a this weekend. Your's. · what I had missed. "More of the same," she said. "He doing?" The Lady Panthers host Indiana State Friday answered a few questions and he's just been sitting "Excuse me," I asked. for the final spot in the Gateway Conference here signing autographs." Hmmm, I thought. This Is "You cut in line," Is what she said, but the look tournament. Saturday, the Panthers host pretty lame. her face said, "Move or I'll kick you so hard you Utterly bored with the whole thing up until this wind up in 1888!" Wisconsin-Green Bay for the third seed in the point, I decided to wander up to Cord himself and Realizing my fatal flaw, I apologized and moved. Association of Mid-Continent Universities shoot the breeze. There were only two girls in line so had had enough greatness for one day. conference tournament. my wait was a short one. It's fortunate that Eastern has the opportu­ OK, get ready, here's the really intense part. There - Amy Carr is editor in chief and a regular columnl nity to host these crucial games on the last is nothing between Cord and I except a tiny table with for The Daily Eastern News. weekend of the regular sea- ldltorial son, but you can magnify that ~ ~ home court advantage by making your presence felt in these, the final home games for each team. The men's team is already in its conference tournament, so it will be playing only for a position in the tourney. But the women's team is in a true do-or-die situation. The Lady Panthers have struggled in their defense of last season's Gateway Conference tournament title. But with star guard Barb Perkes back in the lineup, E,;istern beat league-leading Illinois State Wednesday night. Meanwhile, support for the men's team must be used in a more orderly fashion. The energy that brought a barrage of cups and papers during Monday night's game needs to be channeled into some vocal support, ,, which could be most instrumental in a. Panthers' win. Saturday is also the last chance Eastern fans will have to see Panthers guard jay Taylor play at home. ( · Even Eastern students who aren't baske V t ball fans should take notice of Taylor's perfo I OUr urn mances at Eastern during the last four years •••••••••!!!111111111••••••••••••••••••••••.. - Taylor's triumphs at Eastern have given him J'¥'Dashti should not because we believe that every- ideas ' are offensive? And offe d h I thing that anyone says is true, to whom? Mr. Dashti says that" goo c ance at P _aying in the National understand free press accurate ..or f~ir, but because we should not let any individual Basketball Association next year. It's not believe that the government has no any religion or belief." By this Dear editor; o ften th at an - Eastern stu d ent is given t h e f business telling us what we can and dard, no speech is protected, I eel that I must respond to Mr. opportunity to ply his trade at the highest Dashti's recent attack on freedom cannot read. We believe that peo- every idea or opinion is antithe level of his profession. of the press. Mr. Dashti would have pie have a right to express their to some possible or actual belief. For these reasons and another inherent one us ban "The Satanic Verses" ideas. Some of these views (per- "The Satanic Verses" may - school spirit - we urge that you attend the because several passages in the haps most of them) will be either contain material that is offensive F "d d S t d I hts M book constitute "propaganda false, misleading or offensive to Moslerns and that inaccurately games n ay an a ur ay n 8 · oreover, some person or group, but how are trays Moslem beliefs. But ra ma1·e your vo1'ce heard against Islam;" that is, they contain !\: • remarks that are insulting to we to recognize what is false or than demanding that the book Moslems because they are "against slanted if we have access only to banned, Mr. Dashti should Quote of the day••• Moslem belief." those ideas that some group u~ the opportunity t-0 exp! · I will defer entirely to Mr. decides are true, inoffensive and us why the material is so offe '' Tbere are only two forces in Dashti' s understanding of Islamic worth knowing? Had he done this, he would the world, the sword and the law and the extent to which there is Guaranteeing these rights, how- contributed far more towards spirit. In the long run the sword free speech in Moslem nations, but ever, means guaranteeing them for ing us understand Islamic the I cannot accept his understanding everyone, no matter how than he could ever have ho will always be conquered by the of what free speech and freedom inaccurate or offensive we may find accomplish by actually banning spirit. of the press mean in this country. their views. Freedom to express book. We guarantee the rights of free only those ideas that are inoffen­ speech and freedom of , the. press sive is no freedom at all. Which Kent Baldner · · · · · · Napoleon ·Bonaparte

. '' Friday, March 3, 1989 SA AA approves oboti.cs class

ond course in robotics, robots and control systems, was added as an upper level course. Both courses An introduction to robotics will be offered by the technology urse dealing with the actual lab education department in the se of robotic equipment was College of Applied Sciences. proved Wednesday by the The CAA also approved a uncil on Academic Affairs. course in jazz history which was The course will be open to all proposed by the music depart­ ~ors and is accepted as a gener­ ment. The course will be open education requirement. A sec- only to music majors and minors. :...a--q ns need

or ~azy ~az!red soap "" J~ In light of mediocre attendance Loprieno, "Cord" from One Life the University Board's Crazy to Live. aze events, the Apportionment About 500 to 600 people attend­ d suggested Thursday cancel­ ed the event, which Taylor said . g the event altogether. was initially supposed to be a Crazy Daze coordinator Star series of events, but because of aylor presented her committee's scheduling conflicts, fell through. dget, which included increases As an alternative to canceling or performers and programs, at the the event, AB members suggested AB meeting. charging a small admission fee to Crazy Daze is a one to two-day bring in revenue for the committee vent to give students a break from and reduce the amount of student the mid-winter blahs, Taylor said. fees which the committee requires.

JACK McGRATH I Staff photographer Computer whiz By GREG REGGIO UB 's budget is passed. JY,P.Y N~y... a business education instructor, helps St+g;>n Kelly during the 2510 computer clqss fn Blair Hall Thursday afternoon. . · - · . ~ '. . _ Staff writer · However, the band Rhythm Corp and the play "Greater . .. Nine University Board members Tuna" are prospects, Boehm Motorcycle Si91erl frOfu ·~stliderit . said. recently attended the "Touch the Editors note: The following is a barricade through the window of At the conference, lecturers, Future Conference" to gather list of crimes taken off police ../ ·y a parked car owned by David bands and comedians performed ideas for future entertainment at reports through the University ~ ... < .. Dutler, recreation sports director, Eastern. for members of various college Police. Anyone with information ' ~'· . ' after 1 a.m. Sunday in the lot The purpose of attending the and university programming concerning these crimes should Crimest pe· S south.of Lantz Gymnasium. conference, held in Nashville, boards from across the nation. contact the University Police at ',,..,, ...·..,. __ __, The left front fender and left Tenn., was so UB could have a Some bands that performed at 581-3212. door were scratched and the Kay was m his girlfriend's room. chance to view a large number of the conference included lnn-0- upholstery inside the right door By CLARK CARLSON At about 1:45 a.m. he saw what acts, "talk to the performers and Vation, London USA, Rhythm was cut, the police_report said. Staff writer he thought was a shadow beside their agents and check out their Corp and The All-Night News Theft. his motorcycle, but he was not • The front license plate, num­ price ranges," UB vice-chair Star Boys, Boehm said. A motorcycle owned by Junior sure of what he saw. Kay told ber MATT 487, of sophomore Taylor said. Comedians who demonstrated Brian Kay was stolen from the police the motorcycle was locked. Matthew Love, was stolen their talent at the conference parking lot behind Lincoln, Melissa Boehm, UB chair, Other reports include: between Feb. 22 and Feb. 24 included Paula Poundstone and Stevenson and Douglas halls said that no performers will be Vandalism: while it was parked in the lot by Emo Philips. . sometime after l :45 a.m. Sunday. signed to perf-0rm at Eastern until • Someone threw a parking Buzzard Building. According to the police report, EPISCOPAL CAMPUS MINISTRY at the Wesley Foundation opposite Lawson Hall LENTEN WORSHIP Every Friday AT 12:00-12:25 p.m. Rev. Donald]. Schroeder cxlger Patience, Peer Minister 581-3371 or 235-0018 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U-Store Warehouse ~ ' ' get one free . ' 3 GREAT THINGS TO DO "You Cqrry The Key" 'I "Sex on the beach" Charleston, Illinois 61920 'I WITH MY SANDWICHES Behind Rex 'n' Don's Warehouse ~ Other surfin' drinks: South Route 130 I JIMMY .JOHN'S Ph: 345-3334 Night Ph.: 345-5850 I ·Miami Ice 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.Don & Mary Thomason-Owners ~ •Daytona Beach Lemonade GOURMET SUBS -wrLL 8RIRG 'EM TO YA" BUY lJt SELL Don~t miss it, dude in the DE!Y B-·Close Classifieds 345·1075

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Dump Support S.A.M.S. Friday ~·I 1 DAY NEW YORK TRIP 0 play casino games at I •from page I I SATURDAY. .JUNE 3 said. I s189' Right now, EISCCAP and I From Champaign, Includes air & 3 hr city tour I Concerned Citizens are aiming at ~One~ Call Cheri Before March 6 preventing the dump site from Free beer when playing Order a free S.A.M.S. draft I being built in Martinsville. S.A.M.S. Casino games Donations accepted I CHARLESTON TRAVEL BUREAU However, unless Martinsville Donations accepted ';::::======:::::: I ~------~ English Dart : 301 W. LINCOLN 345-7731 •THE FUN TRIP township .votes the dump down, Play S.A.M.S. Bingo at Bar there is no legal way to stop the Buy a S.A.M.S. Bingo draft and Tournament 1 get a free bingo card--10:00 dump from being built if the pro­ $1.QQ 1Q:QQ $1.QQ I 345-7312 posed site passes the remaining ~------~ I 's . geological and environmenj:al 4 pool tables I English Darts Sign in for neon Beer t<'\0.-c\)~ . Memory Lane tests. I 22 lights/t-shirts and money 1{,e.stauraunt On Nov. 8, 1988 in a non-bind­ free shake a day 5QQ I ' y ing referendum, the citizens of ~------~ Clark County, where Martinsville Looking For Interesting Fall lasses? FRIDAYS SPECIALS is located, voted down the propos­ al to build a dump site. Try Fish Sandwich Fried Cod Dinner However, a change in legisla­ Women's Studies at EIU wI fries & reg. drink wI slaw & fries tion, which came after this vote, HEC 2831: Women in Contemporary Society $2.50 $2.95 narrowed the decision of approv­ MWF 10-1 Q:SQ Kay Woodward ing the site down to only the 5pm-9pm HIS 39Q3: Women in American History township the dump would be in, W 7-9:3Qpm Wendy H_pmand Late Night Specials 9pm-lam Keller said. HST 356Q: Women's Health Care And Martinsville township TR 2-3:15 Susan Woods Delivery Service 5pm-1am voted "yes" on having the dump JOU 39Q3: Women and the Media in their community. MWF 10-10:5Q Susan Kaufman Concerned Citizens is trying to PLS 39Q3: Public Policy and the Sexes get another referendum and have MWF 1-2 Andrea Bonnicksen the township vote "no" on it, SPC 39Q3: Rhetoric of Women Keller said. TR 3:3Q-4:45 Janet Norberg EISCCAP supports this "no" Alpha Sigma Tau WST 43Q9: Feminist Theory vote. "That's the purpose of our MWF 9-10 Linda Coleman going down there," Aldort said. is proud to present EIU 4Q13: Perspectives in Women's Issues Clark County has a high unem­ M 10-11 :4Q Linda Leal its 1989-90 officers ployment rate and is economically depressed, which may be a reason · For information on classes or our new Women's IP resftdlen t ~ Studies Minor--Call 581-3831 for local support, Keller said. Jan Anderson The dump site would create. Vftcce. . ' IPr~sftdent~ jobs and revenue for the commu­ §eccret©lry ~ nity. The best way to fight tangible FALL AVAILABILITY Tre

(ON 7th ST. ACROSS FROM UNION) WEEKEND -MICROWAVES AVAILABLE FOR ALL UNITS- BANDS ST. JAMES PLACE (1905 S. 12th ST.) Friday: • 1 & 2 Bedroom Fully Furnished Units ~~~ Whitey Whitesell • A.C. •Newly Remodeled DO THE and the Life Parade • Laundry & Parking LITTLE CAESARS® Saturday: STOMP! STOMP! Johnny Ray and the 348-1479 (after 1 p.m.) Rolling Fork Review GET A FREE PIZZA! PIZZA!® or (217) 359-0203 Blues, Rock, and Raggae Get 5 Stomps!Stomps! for a FREE Pizza! Pizza!® on your next visit. Stomp!Stomp! cards available while supplies iast. • To get a Stomp!Stomp! purchase • Promotion ends March 25. 1989 a small, medium or large • All completed cards must be Pizza!Pizzal® or Pan!Panl redeemed by April 30, 1989 • With 5 Stomp!Stomp! you get a • Valid cards must be stamped free medium Pizza!Pizza!® or through LITTLE CAESARS® Pan!Pan! with 1 item. sticker. -'• ' r - 1VALUABLE COUPON - - , r - •VALUAllLE COUPON • - , I LARGE TWO II FREE! I LAST HOME GAME! I ITEM PIZZA 11 CRAZY SAUCE I I $ 11 with the purchase of an I SATURDAY, MARC.H . 7:30 P.M. 9 82 order of CRAZY BREAD at I plus tax 11 regular price. I I 11 Please request Crazy Bread I when placing order. Valid only I Valid only with coupon 11 with coupon at I EIU VS WISC.-GREEN BAY at participating Little Caesars I I participating Little Casaers. Not I I Carry-out only. . valid with any other offer. One I expires. 3110189 11 · coupon per customer. I • Carry-out only. I 345-4743 11 expires: 3/10/89 I MARTY'S SALUTES EIU.SENIORS 345.4743 I ®~~~I~

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ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION! BEACHES "Grab Your Best Friend And Go See 'BEACH~' " ABC RADIO NrIWORK, Jou.. Lantftelcl BETTE MIDLER BARBARA HERSHEY TOUCHITONE Fil.Ml dwig Jr. FRI/SAT NITE 440, 710, 935 be hon.ored · SUN TO THURS NITE 440 AND 710 t~ "lWO THUMBS UP. •• gladly would I give .greater pra~se would but that I possessed more thumbs!" The College of Fine Arts and the - SOCRATES, Newsgreek usic department will host a con.­ rt Friday honoring William F. giLLeTe

A reception following the con- . .,______-CASES will give people the opportu- . to meet Ludwig and mem­ 345-5100 • Complete glasses include rs of the Super Percussion frames from a fashionable mble. selection, clear CR-39 lenses in normal vision range, OPT·ICAL Bi-focal standard ..-d _ Keep up with ~-Doonesbury .,_ai_c_os_t. ______

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[!!Services Offered [jfHelp Wanted ~For Rent ~or Rent ~or Rent For Rent or Rent "My Secretary" Professional HELP WANTED- The Rooms for women 1415 7th St. Renting Fall two, 2 bedroom 1 or 2 bedroom apts. Available Large furnished Apt. for resumes, papers, letters, etc. University Union Dining Service 6th house from campus. 345- apar1ments 415 Harrison,. June 1st or anytime up to Aug. or 4 available now for 903 18th. 345-1150. 9 a.m. to 5 has immediate day (8:00 a.m. - 3845 $165 or $110 with most 3 persons. Lease 12 1st 9,10, and 12 month leases. 1 /2 months. Call 34 p.m. 3:00 p.m.) positions available. utilities. months/neg. Call 348- 6 blocks from EIU. Clean, 4757 ______5/5 Bring your class schedule and ______010 5032 water, & garbage furnished. PROFESSIONAL RESUME apply in person in the Need 2 or 3 females for two fur­ --~------3~ 345-4494 .6Dler1ise in the Classifieds! 3 males for PACKAGES: Quality papers, University Union, Room 208. nished apartments near 1 bedroom apts. 751 6th 3/10 house in Brittan big selection, excellent service. ______3/3 Campus. All utilities paid. 345- Str. 345-6621 ______3/7 1989-90 sch PATTON QUICK PRINT; 820 Page One Tavern/accepting 4243. 75/mo. Phone 34 Lincoln, next to Super-K. 345- applications for bartender/ male ______010 2 bedroom apt. for 3 females 6331. female/apply in person/GUAR­ 2 non-smoking males for apt. 1430 1/2 9th street 150.00 Regency Apts. ______010 ANTEED Employment if seri­ near south campus. $150 ea.+ month. Call 345-6621 or 348- CHARLESTON COPY-X ous applicant. share utilities. 345-3771. 8349 Your Home Away ______3/10 ~ ______0/0 Resume specials, large selec­ from Home MMER ONLY - I tion, friendly, fast service. Easy Work! Excellent Pay! RENT A MICROWAVE. ONLY Need 3 males for a 4 per­ town. $400 for 3 Copy-X your copy center! 207 Assemble products at home. $7.80 PER MONTH. PHONE son townhouse in That Cares apartment. 2 b Lincoln Ave. 345-6313. call for information. 504-649- 348-7746. Brittany Ridge for the pus. Call today ______010 0670. Ext 9202. ______010 1989-90 school year. ______3/9 $175/mo. Phone 348- Don't be left Homeless [jfHelp Wanted Male vacancy available at Park mmer sublet with Place for immediate occupancy. 1262. 345-9105 my 1 BR, unfu [jfAdoption ______3/15 Contact Park Pla::e 348-1479. , for 1-2 quiet NEW ENGLAND ______010 util., and dam ADOPTION: Financially secure BROTHER/SISTER CAMPS­ Extra nice 3 bedroom furnished · ferences requi ( Mass) Mah-Kee-Nae for childless couple wish to adopt house for 1989-90 school year. LADY PANTHERS infant. Will give love, warmth, Boys/Danbee for Girls. Six people, 10 mo. leas~. BASKETBALL Counselor positions for security. Legal/Medical expens­ $160/mo. 345-3148 evenings. Program Specialists : All es paid. Call collect 618-466- ______0 10 EIU Team Sports, especially 8450 Tom & Jackie. Townhouses Best in town vs. Baseball, Basketball, Field ______3/8 for the money. Two bed­ Hockey, Soccer and Adoption - we can offer your rooms furnished. 11 units in INDIANA STATE Volleyball; 25 Tennis open­ infant picnics, piggyback rides, the 1600 block 7 University TONIGHT now,GO love and security. We are a ings; also Archery, Riflery Dr. 9 units at 6th St. & Polk. ONE 345-3515 happily married couple, respon­ 7:30LANTZ and Biking; other openings $148 ea. for 3, $124.50 ea. UllH THE 7 AFTER 4:30 sible, caring and financially include Performing Arts, for 4 people. 9 month lease. EIU Rally Rag Give-away ORMATION ON secure. Confidential, legal. Fine Arts, Yearbook, Phone 345-6115 WING: Furnish Expenses paid. Call Cheri and LAST HOME GAME Photography, Cooking , 010 blocks from El Sewing, Rollerskating, Mike collect at 312-380-1837. ..ll--1111181111HlllHl111881Hltrr. ______3/15 er. Clean and c Rocketry, Ropes, Camp § STUDENT ur or five occup Craft; All Waterfron activi­ [ifRoommate EIU e Bedroom furni ties (Swimming, Skiing, 5APARTMENTS ent. Close to El Sailing, Windsurfing, MEN'S 2 Females needed for 89-90 d Dryer. Centra Canoeing/Kayak). Inquire BASKETBALL Available 1 MONTH FREE REN . Four or five J&D Camping (Boys) 190 school year $115 a month, low Linden Ave. , Glen Ridge, NJ utilities .. 348-7863. Ask for Now, Summer on any student apartment Deanna. EIU king applicat 07028 ; Action Camping ______3/5 and Fall leased during the ents. 1-Big ho (Girls) 263 Main Road, vs ms - 6 girls. Los Montville, NJ 07045. Phone ~For Rent For 1,2 or month of March 1989 • with this hous (Boys) 201-429-8522; (Girls) WISCONSIN rdable. ALSO I 201-316-6660. .... for the fall of 1989 bedroom, for 2 ______3/3 For Rent: MeAitliuf Manor 4 people room for 3 peo Apartments. 2-bedroom, fur­ GREEN BAY "Hot" Summer only rates Help wanted - Experienced m for 4 people waiter/waitress. Apply in per­ nished. 345-2231. SAT. NIGHT APARTMENT ______010 also available. . 57 or 345-514 son. Mattoon Golf and Country nman. P.S. all p AVAILABLE NOW SUMMER 7:30 LANTZ RENTALS club - Tuesday-Friday. 1-4 p.m. t clean and wit ______3/6 OR FALL 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT RENTAt Come out and EIU campus. Wanted: artist able to do color APARTMENTS. APARTMENT Phone 820 Lincoln Ave. RENTALS 820 LINCOLN Salute the Seniors! seperation for silk screen shop. ... 348-7746 r Fall - 1-2 and 345-5022 (9-5) STREET. 348-7746. LAST HOME GAME! ______5/5 348-7746 ished apts and 3/17 'ltlllH-1-llHIHl_ll_I th lease - De :..----·~ -4010 Friday's The Dally Eastern News Crossword Puzzle Classified Ad Form mmer subl ACROSS 31 "Three men in &o Stein's "Three Name: 3 girls. Fu 1 Homophone for I utilities pa classifieds 35 Dolphins' home 61 Leftovers entree Address: nt negotiab ------~45. 5 Help a hood 36 Father 62 Columnist Bambeck 9 Bitterly pungent 37 Suffix for Bronx Phone: ______63 Maven . 14 King who named 38 More of the joke 64 Greek flask his country after Dates to run ------~------rnished room himself 42 Respectable &5 Stiff collar •------...1..m ter, o nth, cable i nclu T. V 15 Lake. in poesy • grade · 66 French patron 43Crazy--(card saint: Var. Ad to read: , lot of parkin 18Snap game) · ca3 17 Homophone for 87 Yields, in a way I'll 44 Bodies of 88 Homophone for knowledge order to a fly 18--fixe, on a French menu 45 Goofs 19 Indian coin 47 Modern: Prefix DOWN 20 Start of a joke 48 Napa Valley 1 Largest land 23 Notable period company mass 24 Benevolent 49 Gray general 2 Frus_trat~ brothers' anim9I. 51 Homophone for 3 Signal word tor 25 Esoteric .; '-,!,: i. 'a classic car ' . J .... ~ . 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lshed Apt. for 3 or 4 SUMMER ONLY 1 bedroom DELTA CHIS: The week is over. To 1he men of Della SOna Phi - We Watch or the now for 5 1/2 months. apt. near campus very reason­ Hope you had fun. See you at 4 had a geat tine Wed. niglt. canrt 757 able. Live alone and like it. 345- o'clock club! Love ya, your wail ID do l agai1 next year! !""'-______010 2416. Little Sisters. ______3/3 S males for a 4 person ______3/8 Geoff Barker: You did a great in Brittany Ridge for PARTY!!. .. TONIGHT!! on top of exciting job singing with Backstage. 989-90 school year. ~or Sale Page One. $3.00/$3.50 ALL Sorry we couldn't stay longer. Phone 348-1262. YOU CAN DRINK! USE SIDE But, there is always next time. ______;3115 GOVERNMENT HOMES from ALLEY ENTRANCE. Love, Kristy, Heather and Julie. mmer subleaser $150. $1 (U repair). Delinquent tax ______3/3 ______3/3 Sports paid. 348-0205. property. Repossessions. Call JR. PANHELL Don't forget to DELTA CHIS: What a great ..,...... ______.3/6 (1) 805-687-6000 Ext. GH-9997 STUFF today for exam snacks function!! Let's not wait so long R ONLY - lowest rate for current repo list from 9 till 4:30. to do it again!! Love, the SIG ______3/3 $400 for 3 month lease ______3./8 KAPS. rtment. 2 blocks from GOVERNMENT SEIZED T.G.l.F. PARTY TONIGHT! Guide ------"3/3 . Call today 345-2784. Vehicles from $100. Fords. GOOD TUNES! GOOD BEER! Jozie Tucker - Thanks for being ______;3/10 Mercedes. Corvettes. Chevys. GREAT TIMES! ON TOP OF a great A-G sis. Have a super • sublet with Fall option, Surplus. Buyers Guide (1) 805- ROCS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. DZ parents weekend. Phi Sig ______3/3 1 BR, unfurn, off-cam- . 687-6000 Ext. S-9997 • love, Laura coming sqon 1-2 quiet people, $200 ------~3/30 GINNE GATES, rm proud to be ------"3/3 , and damage deposit. Must sell: 1984 500 Interceptor. your Phi Sig mom. Let's have a ALPHA GAMS - Don't forget ences required. 345- $1000. 348-0205 great semester. Love, Dawn. ______313 that MONEY for Parent's ------"3~ Weekend dinner HAS to be in 3/6 A-Frame Loft Sturdy Perfect for ALPHA PHIS will having a in the be on MON. No late checks will be ~2-:b-e-:d-ro_o_m_f:-u-rn--=-is--:h·ed Dorm $65 O.B.O. 348-1466 spring informational rush party taken! Thanks, Jen. ts/1-4people. Leasing ------"3/3 at 7:30 Tuesday for any inter­ ------~3~ st. Some available for ested women. Call 345-6715 GALE FRITZ: Congratulations . Laundry and parking. [j'Lost/Found for more information or rides. ______313 on getting PINNED to Neal. Daily .345-7286 Love, your Delta Zeta sisters. 3/10 Patrick Ryan Your l.D. is at NEED A KEG? GET THE 3/3 ~E--=3--=-4=--s--=-3=--51-:5~0-=R_;34 8- Thomas Hall desk. BEST PRICE AROUND. CALL AFTER 4:30 P.M. FOR ------~2 KING OF KEGS, BOB JION ON THE FOL- LOST: 8 MONTH OLD BLACK NIELSEN. PAGE ONE TAV­ EIU Eastern ING: Furnished house. KITTY WITTY AROUND 1OTH ERN. 345-7416 ______3/3 from EIU. Washer, . AND LINCOLN. PLEASE CALL MEN'S . Clean and comfortable. 348-5014. CLUB NIGHT top of ROC's BASKETBALL or five occupants. ALSO ______3/3 SATURDAY NIGHT. FEA­ News!!! Bedroom furnished apart­ Lost Dark Red Spiral Notebook TURED MUSIC. SEX PIS­ EIU t. Close to EIU. Washer at IKE's Friday afternoon. Call TOLS, U.K. SUBS, FINI TRIBE, Dryer. Central air. Extra 348-1466 PLUS THE USUAL STUFF VS Four or five occupants. ______3/6 AND NEW WALL ART 3 AVCO ______3/3 ______3/8 EARRING, SILVER/PEWTER WISCONSIN g applications for FLOWER DESIGN - NEA.R Sign up to be an usher for the nts. 1-Big house 4 bed­ STUDENT SERVICES BLDG - Bangles concert at the Student GREEN BAY - 6 girls. Losts of "good- 7TH ST. PARKING LOT. SEN­ Activity Center, Room 201 in with this house. Its also TIMENTAL VALUE. PLEASE the Union. Only a limited num­ SAT. NIGHT e. ALSO I may have - CALL JO 581-2313. ber of people are needed, so room, for 2 people - 2 3/6. hurry! _ ._. _ 7~30.. LANJZ .· i:.·-o--.§_T_: -G-o~ld_s_w_i-rle-d-br-o-oc-h at for 3 people - 2 ood: --~------3n Come out and for 4 people. Ph . 348- Kracker's bar, Feb. 21 of senti­ Missy Burke - Congrats on 7 or 345-5148 Ronnie mental value. REWARD Please pledge of the month. Phi Sig Salute the Seniors! an. P.S. all properties - call (Sally) 348-5498. ,Love; your sec sis. LAST HOME GAME! clean and within 2 blocks ______3/7 Announcement ~-----,-.,--,---3/3 [jf Fall - 1-2 and 3 bedroom IVE TOLD YO~ ed apts and houses. 10 ALPHA PHIS: Get ready to ':J lease - Deposit required party with the P's!! THOUSAND q;".r 10 ------~3 ATTENTION" AN IMPORTANT TIMES, you~-I>.. ALUMNI, TRACY FAKLES, WILL BE VISITING E.1.U. THIS WEEKEND!! SHE ASKED ME ;~~4? .• l TO SAY HI TO ALL 10,500 "------~3/3 STUDENTS. SO, HI! YOU MAY mmer subleasers 2 REACH HER THIS WEEKEND 3 girls. Furnished, AT 345-9672. utilities paid. A/C. ______3/3 ~ nt negotiable. 348- 10 TANS FOR $30. Now 45. thru March 17 at Z's Hair ,...._ ____ca/3/3,6,7 Design! JOY YOUR PRIVACY - ~------3/3 rnished rooms $140.00 TRI-SIGMAS: T.G.l.F. onth, includes heat, Have a safe and happy BLOOM COUNTY er, cable T. V. electric­ weekend! lot of parking. ______3/3 ca3/3, 10, 17,31 Campus Clips

Gospel Fellowship will have a service March 5 at 3 p.m. at University Baptist Church. Everyone is welcomed to attend. to see your smiling faces. Gospel Fellowship is having a rehearsal March 4 at 3 p.m. of FAM. Come and sing to the glory of God. Dlnc:ers are having rehearsal March 5 at 12:30 in the McAfee Studio. Come prepared to dance. Delta Rho is having an informational meeting March 5 at 8 In the Stevenson Room GF. Nationally recognized Kappa Rho, a Men's Social Fraternity, is beginning a chapter at EIU. wit be an informational meeting. Navigators will have a meeting March 3 at 7 p.m. in 102 of Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Hall. The topic of discussion will be "Prayer: Our Direct 10 Heaven" followed by an evening of prayer.

Panther Lounge Jerry's Pizza & Pub BEA T. G. I. F. 4:00 CLUB . - - . 1-3 $1.75 CON FERENC 3-6 $2.00 & PITCHERS 345-2844 - - 345-2844 ASSISTANT Pool Tournaments Sat. 1 p.m. WHY PLAY GAMES? Call Jerry's for a Great Hot Pizza . Delivered to Your House or Room In 30 Minutes or Less! TRY OUR TWO FOR 1 2 Large Single Ingredient

Pizzas starting February 27 $12.95 due March 8. Located at every Residence Halli desk Large Single Small Single and the Camps and Ingredient Pizza and Ingredient Pizza and Conference office in Thomas Hall. Quart of Coke Quart of Coke INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS THOMAS, TAYLOR LAWSON andrews $6.95 $5.25 meet in the Thomas Hall Study Room Delivered 345-2844 Delivered 345-2844 February 28 at 6:00 p.m. Large Two Small Two LSD, TRIAD, PEMBERTON will meet i VALERIE Stevenson's lobby on February 28 at 9: Ingredient Pizza and Ingredient Pizza and p.m.

Quart of Coke Quart of Coke CARMAN, EAST HALL NINTH STRE Happy 21st Birthday! HALl will meet in the Carman Hall Co $8.25 $6.20 Room on March 1 at 6:00 p.m. Delivered 345-2844 Delivered·345-2S44 · , · · Friday, March 3~ 1989 11A y Panthers . Wrestlers ----SPRiNGsTOci

636 W. LINCOLN EIU Student Ticket Sales: March 6th 345-1345 Ticket Sales at the Union Box Office FREE DELIVERY W~st Doors of the West Wing open at 8:00 a.m. URS: 5 p.m. - 1 a;m. Mon-Thurs. 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Fri. - Sat. Student price: $12 with ID 5 p.m. - 12 a.m. Sun. One ticket per EIU tD 1 ITEM THIN CRUST PIZZA's 10" SMALL ...... $4.00 +TAX Public Sale Starts March 7 12" MEDIUM ..... $5.00 +TAX At the Union Box Office 14" LARGE ...... $6.00 +TAX 16" X-LARGE .... $7.00 +TAX Gen. Public: $15 ALSO or Charge by Phone at 1 FREE PEPSI WITH A SMALL OR MEDIUM PIZZA AND 2 PEPSI'S 581-5122 WITH A LARGE OR X-LARGE! OTHER INGREDIENTS WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL CHARGES OFFER EXPIRES 7-15-89

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• Gateway spot Eastern, Phoenix jockey ils Lady for No. 3 seed Saturday By JAMES BETZOLD Panthers Sports editor By DAVID LINDQUIST Associate sports editor The conference tournament awaits Monday, but the Panthers All things being equal, have a very important step to Eastern 's women's basketball climb Saturday when they host tean'l. hosts Indiana State at 7:35 Wisconsin-Green Bay at 7:30 p.in. Friday at Lantz Gym for a p.m. in Lantz Gym. ticket to the Gateway Conference The winner will be the No. 3 post-season tournament. seed in the Association of Mid­ "Since I've been here, I've Continent Universities tourna­ been in every Gateway tourna­ ment at Southwest Missouri State ment since it originated," Lady in Springfield, Mo.; the loser falls Panthers senior Lisa Tyler said to No. 4, possibly a tougher route after Eastern upset Illinois State to the championship game. 75-67 Wednesday night. "The "You've got to look at one seniors are fired up more than game at a time," Eastern coach ever because if we lose we 're Rick Samuels said. "In our case done." it's going to take three outstand­ Tyler's comments tell all when ing efforts (in the tournament) previewing Friday's matchup whomever we play. Right now between the Sycamores and Lady Green Bay is the most important Panthers, who each own 10-7 because it's the next game we Gateway marks and a share of play." fourth place in the league stand­ Regardless of who wins the ings. matchup of the two 6-5 teams, Indiana State was crushed 73- Eastern will play either Illinois­ isn't all it's cracked up to be. I 52 at Southern Wednesday, per­ Chicago, Valparaiso or Western seen it backfire." haps giving Eastern the edge in lliinois depending on the outcome But Saturday's game is s momentum. of their games. But the No. 4 foremost in both coaches mind "I thi~ we're a little bit team, with a victory Monday, "I think it's important for u stronger teafi\ than we were three would meet a rested league cham­ go into the conference tou weeks ago, '~Eastern coach pion SMSU team, which gets a ment on a winning note," s Barbara Hilke said, first-round bye, on its home floor Samuels, whose Panthers lost Hilke said she is hoping she Tuesday. 83 at Green Bay, Wis, on Marc c-an count on a fan-support edge "In terms of the first round, it with Tony Bennett, the coac Friday as well. doesn't matter because there's so son, scoring 23. "Frankly, my biggest concern many even teams (at the bot­ Bennett, a freshman, is fo is challenging Eastern fans to tom)," UWGB coach Dick in the AMCU in scoring at 1 come out," Hilke said. "It's a Bennett said. "What you're talk­ points per game. good plus to be playing this game ing about is staying out of 'I think he (Tony Bennett) at Lantz. We could be on the road Southw.,est Missouri's bracket." able to make a bigger impact JACKIE WEBER I Staff photographer now." ...... LA-".....,._) "Sometimes playing at home anybody thought (this year)," .Jqy Teylar shown taking a shoragainst Valparaiso Feb. 25, plays his Hilke also promised a Terre is a factor. But a first-round bye final game at Lantz Gym Saturday. "'Continued on page JJA Haute, !nd., contingency to show up on the Sycamores' behalf with "bells on." . In the past, Indiana State has sent a pep band to Lantz and WrestlJrs' cruise into regiona busloads of supporters. "They're loud, raucous and By JERRY SOLBERG Western Regional. being able to advance to the The team's other two sop going for it," Hilke said. Staff writer In addition to their outstanding NCAA, with some even saying mores held the next best rec Indiana State was the only season record, the experience that they feel they should win the for Eastern, with 134-pound team to defeat the Lady Panthers With an overall season mark of many of the Panthers have gained regional outright. Serbick scoring a 23-13-1 r at Lantz Gym during the regular 12-2, anything less than qualify­ at previous regionals may give an Bob Johnson (167 pounds) and 142-pound Dave Marl season last year, but Eastern has ing for the NCAA tournament extra edge to this year's squad. leads an impressive sophomore recording a 21-11-1 mark. repayed the favor by beating the would be a disappointment for "They know what to expect," class, holding the best record on Serbick took third at Sycamores in Terre Haute in their most of Eastern's wrestlers. said Eastern coach Ralph the team this season at 25-8-2. regional last season and the last two meetings. The Panthers wrestling team McCausland. "Most of them have Johnson said he has a simple wrestlers who finished better In this year's Gateway opener left Wednesday for Des Moines, been there before." goal for the regional. him will be present again this on Jan. 2, a rebound basket by Iowa, where competition begins Most of Eastern 's wrestlers say "I want to win it and make the they have a confident feeling of nationals," Johnson said. •Continued on page JJA '6 Continued on page JJA Friday and Saturday at the n1vers1• • Board -

HEA111ER FOWLER I Staff photographer __ ,Janelle Limper and Karol Klingel of the UB interview applicants for UB position of Homecoming co-chair. The interviewee is Michelle Stahl. ··Bringing Entertaininent I to Eastern Story on page 4 ~tlllk,.:':

~1SES!'P&a.~:"mundane'' tafesory. · · · There is wry much that goes into planriliig such events. Th.ey must writers weigh the demand for quality acts against limited funds, and they have a Staff whole university to answer to if they mess up. Patti~ Hagarty, Roger Johnson, Matt Mansfield, Debbie Car Last Wednesday the University Board members changed. We thought Bret Loman, Sandy Skadauski, Debbie BullwinJ<,el, Joseph Tuck . this would be a perfect opportunity to do a story. Melody Cridunan, Kelly Melvin, Jill Dawson, Lynne Rafool, Marl Petak, Amy Boone, Rochelle Elliott, Bob Swiney and Brian Rei

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BY JILL DAWSON AND University Relations. "(0 decid­ DEBBIE BUU.WINKEL ed to do luncheons of my own with women and it started to build," Rives said. "lt(Women's It's that time once again for Expo) is an attempt to go into women of all ages to take part the area to identify their needs In the fourth annual Women's and see if Eastern could help in ~o. This is also t~ fourth" any way.". ..-,eaf for Women's Expo coordi­ Rives believed that women nator Sandy Rives. needed to be aware of two Those attending Women's important aspects. First, Expo can register from 6:45 to women needed a greater 8:20 a.m. Saturday in Dvorak source of information. Concert Hall. A new addition to Secondly, they needed some­ this year's Women's Expo is a thing that de.lit with the health Teen Expo for young women field. ages 13-17. Women's Expo meets these There is a $10 registration for needs by providing three specif­ both Women's Expo and Teen ic segments: workshops, series &po, which includes all activi­ of information exhibits that ties and brunch or lunch. reflect womens' interests in var­ "Pre-registration is preferred, ious aspects and finally, a style but walk-ins are welcome," show. Rives said. According to Rives, the pur­ KEN TREYARTtWI / Wlge pllCllD .-, Both expo's welcome all pose of Women's Expo is to , a blue-grass band of Eastern faculty members jam at a practice session in the women. "We've had women as conduct ''comprehensive pro­ Gaye Harrison's home. old as 90 (participate in grams based on womens' iden­ Women's Expo)," Rives said. tified needs and concerns.'' Many people might wonder Women's Expo has a total of egrass faculty jams how Women's Expo came 19 workshops that offers an about. It was Rives' idea in con­ array of topics for participation junction with th~ help of and discussion. player Wendy Meyer. The members had lots of ''The band plays at the choices when they were decid­ (Uptowner and) Cellar every ing on a name for the group. Liz retires as Chairwoman first and third weekend," said ''We decided on Motherlode Harrison. "We also played in because it seemed to fit. We all the Arts on the Square in the have kids, and it really clicked. NEW YORK (AP) - Liz who co-founded the company, fall." It really goes well. In the West, Claiborne announced Sunday will retire from his position as Motherlode got together in the name Motherlode means a that she will retire in June as vice chairman of the board of September because a group on big gold vein," said Harrison. chairwoman, chief executive directors. campus needed music for their The Motherlode usually plays and president of the major Both will remain as board first meeting. "We called peo­ two 45-minute sets of varied clothing design house she members, the company said. ple to play, and the first time music from old-time fiddle to founded. "Although in retiring from our we played together it just pop. Motherlode sometimes Liz Claiborne Inc. also active management roles we clicked," Harrison remarked. plays for private parties. announced that Claiborne's are leaving many, many close husband, Arthur Ortenberg, friends behind."'

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ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 38 UB brings the best of tim ~,lS}_ Easter Editor's note: On between 50 to 75 peo Wednesday the University UB," Limper said. "lt's Board members changed. good, but it could be better. The new members are chair The. most popular com Melissa Boehm, vice-chair on UB is the Co Star Taylor, Mainstage Committee and the I Coordinator Laura favorite is the M Mossimann and Lectures Committee. Coordinator Robert Callis. The "Concert Commi Other coordinator positions popular because people will be opening soon. to work with guests appear at Eastern as we BY DEBBIE BULLWINKLE with the crew," Limper sa· Staff writer "The Movie Committee · very popular because the Eastern Illinois University dents don't want to take offers more to students besides time on Friday nights (wh' too much homework. It offers when they show movie outside activities, such as the Limper said. University Board, which plans "However, a good num_ and brings entertainment to students do come to campus. movies, so we wouldn't get UB is divided into 14 commit­ of this committee. We tees: concerts, crazy daz­ serve all parts of campus." e/homecoming, graphics, Junior accounting major human potential, lectures, Klingel was Limper's sid mainstage, movies, performing and the US's ~ce chair. arts, productions, public rela­ "I get to plan re~ ~'* tions, special events, subway, new coordinators, "'"''_...T..... BE&TllEll l'ORD I Staff phorographer summer programming and The Daily Eastern News, The UB sponsored 1964, a Beatles impersonation group, who appeared at McA/ee gym earlier secretarial-type of· things at video tape. this semester. - The primary role of each UB meetings and attend all - committee is to give students tions, "so we have someone coordinator," Limper said. "It's with every single part of the (UB puts on)," Klingel an opportunity to gain experi­ working in all fields of interest," good to have experience in the UB, Llmper added. touch base with six comm' ence and skills in a particular Limper added. position (of interest) plus have Being part of UB also means video, movie, production, area. In regards to the way UB is interest in working with people being a volunteer. All positions stage, lectures and sum UB is designed to provide the organized, Limper said one has and with the campus. on UB are unpaid. programming.'' campus with the highest quality to start at the bottom and work "We look for people who "I'm not doing this for Limper is in charge of of entertainment and activities their way up. show leadership," Limper money. I'm doing it for the remaining six committ at the k>west cost to the stu­ "Someone can't just come off added. experlen~," Umper .said. "All However, Limper and dent.S BS"~. the street and become the When a position on UB IS the 4!¥1>erienca I've gained share "" duties of t,he Jt:inlor EngDsh major Janelle chairman of University Board,'' available, Limper said UB (from working on UB) far out­ arid Hom800ming 0 -)mJluu.il Limper was chair of the UB Limper said. "First, someone makes the position open to the weighs monetaiy value.'' "I try to motivate the and thoroughly enjoyed her has to join a committee, which entire campus. In terms of money, all com­ coordinators,'' Klingel said position. is open to anyone. Then they "We (UB) want the campus to mittees on UB receive their rev­ Klingel enjoys working "I was the performing arts should go· to the 'committee know, 'hey, this position is enue from a budget. UB and said her most ex coordinator before becoming meetings. We're always anxious open," Limper said. · "All the money (for the com­ experiences stem from UB chairman," Limper said. "I for committee members." As a part of being UB chair, mittee) comes from student with the Concert Cnmmmtil!lllll took over this position last The next step would be to Limper has to be "the objective fees. The concert committee is "I think concerts are the March and this position runs become a coordinator, whiGh is person. I make sure the people separate. They get their money challenging. We (UB a from March to March. UB is so a person who runs a particular (on other committees) are from sales and service fees,'' whole) all pull tight and diverse and it's challenging to committee within UB. doing what they're supposed to Limper said. together,'' Klingel said. lead and to work with because "We go through an extensive be doing," Limper said. "Since UB has a-pretty sizable num­ "I also have a lot of fun we are all responsible for each interviewing process. The per­ I have to be the objective per­ ber of students who are actively the Subway Committe other." son (who is being interviewed) son, I have no voting power involved in its various commit­ ing with the comedian UB h~ such a variety of posi- must write a letter stating the within the University Board. tees. Klingel added. reason why they want to be The chair has to be familiar "As a whole, we have Limper's most interes , ..

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48 ON THE. VERGE Of THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1989 while UB chair was bummer.'' Todd Jones is the productions the Squeeze concert Speech communication major committee coordinator. Trevor Brown is Concert "I really don't have a commit­ fun, but also disap­ Coordinator. tee. It's hard to· get them (the in that the student "Only three other people students) interested because was poor. We didn't applied for the concert coordi­ they get easily intimidated by even," Limper said. nator p0sition," Brown said. "I the hi-teck equipment," Jones Ducey, former concert was a concert committee mem­ said. . ator graduated in ber before I became a coordi­ Jones is basically a one-man nator." band. "I'm doing everything-­ in charge of bringing Brown said he is pretty excit­ purchasing new equipment, all to Eastern," Ducey ed about being the concert repairs to equipment, campus My two main shows coordinator, but he also feels a bands-test the sound systems, ts' Weekend and the little nervous. -- help with lectures and work ncert (Squeeze)." "I'm definitely excited about with the lighting for some 'tion to bringing con­ my new position, but I'm also smaller bands," Jones said. Eastern, the Concert anxious," Brown said. "I want "We're also like an adviser for ee is also responsible to start right away since it's a · other committees," Jones cting the entertainers, new experience for me. added. of the show, set-up and "I was really excited about Also a part of productions, going in (to the interview)," Jones is also in charge of rent­ concerts' great responsi­ Brown said. "I was .1.1rged to ing out the equipment, for a to have a performer apply by some people on UB." specific fee, to other organiza­ 11 appeal to all ages, Brown highly respected tions on campus. ially for Parents' Ducey for all the hard work and Limper stressed the impor­ ,"Ducey said. dedication she put in on the tance of communications ze was fun because it concert committee. regarding the students and UB. a younger, appealing "Diane (Ducey) was quite a "We want the students' input. ," Ducey said. 'The past concert coordinator," Brown We need to know what the stu­ rents' Weekends were said. "It's going to be a lot of dents want," Limper said. rst because both shows fun, but I do have some pretty We're always open for sugges­ led at the last minute. big shoes to fill." tions and we·encourage it." cellations are always a Sophomore psychology major

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fRIDAY; MARCH 3, t 989 ON TH£ VERGE Of TH£ WEEKEND 58 Dance-a-thOn scheduled to benefit PAL " BYDEBBIECALRSON Staff Writer (l~~~~~'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiliiii lil , Music at 7:30 p.m. Friday. · A dance-athon sponsored by A prep honor recital will per­ The Subway - The U.S. Coleman Hall, Room 1 Al~h~ ~rua !au and DE>Jt~ T011, My Place Lounge, 727 Seventh form at 8 p.m. Saturday. Concepts Comedy Competition The film "The Decli "[f:!).a for Project PAL (partners St. - Private Mission will per­ A jazz combo concert will per­ will be held at 7 p.m. Western Civilization II: adult literacy) will take place form at 9 p.m. Friday, and Hot form at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Wednesday. Metal Years" will be sh from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. March 6 Set-Up will perform at 9 p.m. A faculty recital will be held at 6:30 and 9 p.m. Friday. at E.L. Krackers. "A dance for Saturday. These are both local 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. will be an admission every decade," is the theme rock 'n' roll bands. Art $1. and will feature music from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's. The Uptowner, 623 Monroe - Comedy Tarble Arts Center - The 6th "Every year we (Alpha The Motherlode will perform Annual Illinois Art Educators Sigma Tau) do fundraisers for a from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday. E.L. Krackers, 1405 Fourth St. Show will be shown March 3 Miscellaneous philantrophy project,'' Kim - Professional comedians Kay through 25. Blanford of Alpha Sigma Tau Charleston Motor Inn, Rt. 16 Cammon, Percy Crews, and Cross County Mall - The said. "In the past we have done and Douglas Ave. - The Buick Harry Hickstein will perform at be a health and fitness pr f undraisers for leukemia and Brothers will perform at 9 p.m. 9 p.m. Thursday. Film Friday, a mall fashion now this year for a local group, Friday and Saturday. Saturday, and The Sul PALs from Lakeland College," The Subway - Comedian Mike Tarble Arts Center - The film Singers will perform Blanford said. Dvorak Concert Hall - A per­ Toomey will perform at 8 p.m. "Women with a past" will be Sunday. The Alpha Sigma Tau mem­ cussion ensemble will perform Tuesday. shown ~t 9 p.m. Thursday. bers are selling raffle tickets for $2.50 and for $3 at the door. One of the larger prizes is a night stay in the Mattoon 'DOMINO'S PIZZA Holiday Inn and some spending money. Blandford is not sure how much money the fundrais­ SPECIAL er will make. but last year Alpha Sigma Tau raised $4,000 for leukemia research and had a "really fun time." 00 . Project PALs, which is based • in Mattoon, is a program where 12" Pizza with ONLY e (Plus. Ta~) volunteers try to raise illiterate Two Delicious Toppings adults reading and writing abili­ of your choice for ties through different programs. PALs classifies an illiterate as someone riot being able to read, write or compute above a Choose from the Toppings Below and Create Your Own sixth grade level. "Some of the money from the fundraiser will Domino's Pizza Special! No Coupon Necessary benefit the Charleston Library, giving materials to it," Tom Pepperoni Green Peppers Jewison, philantrophy chair for Ham Black Olives Delta Tau Delta said. Sausage Mushrooms Jewison said the fraternity 348-1626 Beef Hot Peppers does not have any main spon­ sor like last year but still will Bacon Anchovies give away door prizes. Onions There will be a DJ and the band Private Mission will play, 677. Lincoln and there will be drink specials CALL NOW! along with door prizes.

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68 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, MARCH. . . .. 3, t 989 ON THE VERGE Of TH£ WEEKEND 78 Breaking Talented singers show off the bonds BY SHERI orro ' ..,J-"1 Presently, their honors include: Staff writer ~ first place at a show choir com­ ~ petition in Mt. Zion, second ~ of boredom The Sullivan Singers will place in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Carl Hose - Trombone have a chance to show off their and on Jan. 14 they were James Warfield - Sax BY ROCHEll.E ELLIOTI talents at Mattoon's Cross crowned Grand Champions Paul Weiler - Bass Staff writer County Mall Sunday before and Best Choreography in Marvin Sparks - Drums they defend their crown at the Onalaska, Wis. Simon Rowe - Piano Have you ever had to deal Showstoppers National The Sullivan Singers will be with an empty ·mind? If so, or Invitational Competition held featured at 2 p.m. and 4 p:m. to prevent having one, here are annually in Chicago. Sunday at the Cross County some ideas and suggestions to Director Dave Fehr, choreog­ Mall. A variety of songs will be fill that void. rapher Dwight Jordan and 53 included in their program. #l-Go to class-who knows, students from Sullivan High Highlights Jrom various musi­ maybe you'll find something School make up the Sullivan cals, novelty numbers like ''The Singers. Of the 53 stµdents, 40 Red Baron," 80's rock songs sing and dance, seven are crew like "Holding '6ut for a Hero" members, and six do both. and a final patriotic tribute to Anyone pt Sullivan High the "Star Spangled Banner" School can become a part of will be performed. 11From A Keg To A Can'~ interesting to further investigate the group. "1ditions are held So if you've got the urge to into. Even if you don't, it will each spring afl¥ µsually there is shop and need an excuse to occupy some of your time. an equal reptMentation of all spend an afternoon at the mall, Sale prices good #2-Go to the library and grades. don't pass up the chance to see thru Sunday read the society pages of The This year, tile group is in its the Sullivan Singers perform New York Times. · Then you'll sixth year of competition. Sunday. know· who to mingle when you land that prestigous corporate job in the city. #3-If you're splurging for OPEN AUDITIONS 750ml spring break this year, you may for the University Theatre start thinking of ways to pay off production of 519 the bills for the remainder of the semester and especially JACQUES BREL those credit card charges. #4-Memorize all the names Is Alive And Well And Living In Paris of the songs on your tapes, A Musical records or compact discs. Never again will you suffer from 7:00 p.m. the ''Where have I heard this song before?" syndrome or the TUESDAY, MARCH 7 &.. "What's this song that I keep WEDNESD~Y, MARCH 8 humming?''. dilemma. In the Theatre #5-Read over the "Guiness Doudna Fine Arts Center Book of World Records" from CASTING FOR 6 OR 8 PEOPLE · the past couple years and find TO PREPARE: CHOOSE 2 SELECTIONS (SHOW TUNES PREFERRED) all types of fun facts to fasci­ -ONE BALLAD nate the family and friends -ONE UP-BEAT -4 - 6 MINUTES IN LENGTH • with. -MUST DEMONSTRATE MOVEMENT IN THE UP-TEMPO NUMBER #6-Get together with your AN ACCOMPANIST Will BE PROVIDED advisor and discuss what you CALLBACKS Will BE HELD AT 7:00 P.M. are going to do with your life. THURSDAY, MARCH 9 This may also come in handy In the Theatre when you go to plan your class­ AUDffiONS ARE OPEN TO fl\NY REGISTERED EASTERN STUDENT. es for next semester. #7- Start reading at the FORADDillONAL INFORMATION PHONE 581-3110 beginning of a set of encyclope­ Between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday dias and who knows, maybe you'll retain something if you make it to the last volume. #8-Go to all the residence halls and read the signs that are posted to find out what is going ··~·········· to happen, what is happening I and most important of all, what : IREAT TAKE-OUT happened that you missed! I ERNEST & #9-Learn how to use the ter­ I JULIO GALLO minal in the library to look up JUST $5. 95. I RESERVE WHITE A:. resourceful books and save I Now at Monical's, get a Large (16") I QRENACHE t;.;.~j..,Galo yourself some time later from 750ml ' ~ looking up things in the card I Thin Crust Cheese & Sausage Pizza I catalog. to go for just $5.95 plus tax. ~:-"... -.:.":":;:.:.-· #10-DRINK BEER. If you :·· can't stand the thought of occu­ -I I pying those brain cells with I Offer good on Carry-Out knowledge, you may choose to at participating stores. I just kill those cells off! 1 These are just a few of my I suggestions for that void, empty 1- · feeling that comes into the I mind of a every normal college student at least once in four I Also available with a 1 years. I 2-Liter Bottle of Pepsi I for just $1.35 additional.

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