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will be cooler ·with a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms in the morning. It will rr1126, 19s3 be partly sunny in t he afternoon with highs in the low 70s. Wednesday night will be partly cloudy and cooler with lows in the 50s. Eastern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 68, No.146·/ 20 Pages NewsLegislature to consider student vote on boards by Lola Burnham representatives in a "far superior office" A package of five bills to give student to elected trustees who must pay campaign members of university and college govern­ expenses, Preston said . . ing boards a collective vote on board mat­ He said he has considered introducing a ters will be reintroduced Wednesday for a bill to abolish elecrton of trustees, making second reading in the Illinois House. the positions appointed by the Illinois State Rep. Lee Preston, D-Chicago, governor. sponsor of the bills, said Tuesday he will Currently, the governor appoints make one "technical amendment" to the members to the other governing boards. bilJ..s so they will have to be read a third Tom Hasse, president of Illinois Student time, probably sometime next week. _ Association , which has been lobbying for The five bills passed the Illinois House passage of the bills, said Monday, "As ISA Higher Education Committee April 20. president, I'm very pleased the bills went The bills would give voting rights to stu­ through so quickly, but as student body dent representatives on the Board of president of U of I, I'm very disap­ Governors, Board of Regents, Southern Il­ pointed." linois University governing board, com­ Hasse said he will have to meet with ISA munity college governing boards and the Il­ interns to discuss actions the ISA must take. linois Board of Higher Education. now to try to pass the U of I bill. But he ad­ A sixth bill to give voting rights to stu­ ded ISA lobbyists may have to ignore the dent representatives on the University of Il­ bill for now to concentrate on passing the linois' board of trustees was rejected by the other five bills. 'higher education committee. "I'm sure we'll sit down with the higher Preston said he called the first five bills education committee and ask specific pro­

· on one vote in committee and called the U blems and try to come up with resolu­ of I bill separately because he expected pro­ tions," Hasse said. "Obviously if student blems with it. representatives of other governing boards He said he has placed the U of I bill in in­ have a collective vote, the \] of I should State terim study and must talk to committee too." members before making any plans to push Preston said he is "optimistic" about e problems for it through. passage of the five bills, but added that the Preston said he believes the higher bills are "a bit controversial." r .342 and .315, education committee rejected the U of I bill "I hope students· have been doing their trustees must be elected in. a state­ homework and calling their state represen­ ith senior Nancy because wide election and giving a full vote to stu­ tatives about the bills, " he said. "Students ing average, and Senior John Rizzo, a member of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity, works dent representatives, who do not have to be contacting their representatives will make �average. welding a chariot in the Applied Arts Building in preparation for a elected statewide, would be unfair. all the difference.'' ettig and junior eek Week event. (News photo by Beth Lander) bill would put student 's top offensive The U of I g .313 and .315,

• • ands full against any instructors supportcr edit-no credit proposal. ughlin and Lynn Douglas Backstrom Chemistry instructor David . Ebdon said - "if Jon Laible, College of Arts and Sciences dean, said Many faculty members interviewed recently said students do not work hard for a C or a];2ove, they he does not approve of the proposal. "It's unfair to son, 4-6, enter ey favor the Council on Academic Affairs' credit­ should not receive hourly credit. I have no sympathy have a student doing D-level work receive credit and and 0.48 earned credit proposal. for students who receive D's." another doing the same and not receive any credit," The proposal, which is currently being considered . Geology instructor Ronald Wallace said he has Laible said. hurler Donna Eastern President Daniel E. Marvin, would "nothing against it. If a student can't get a C on the "The pass-fail option should be deliberalized. ds as probable ·minate Eastern's current pass-fail option and in­ material, they don't deserve credit." Time should be extel)ded so a student can think 'tute a credit-no credit system. "The proposal is good; it will get students" into about if he wants to take a class pass-fail or hot," with a 1.27 ERA, Marvin said April 12 he planned· to research the other course areas, Wallace said. Laible added. [)f1. 43. oposal before making a decision. Shirley Moore, dean of academic development, so, if a student earns an A in a pass-fail' course, roblems in keep­ Al If the proposal receives Marvin's approval, said the proposal has advimtages and disadvantages. Laible said, "he should receive an A." hs, D' Abbraccio dents who receive a grade of A, B or C in a course She said the advantage of credit-no credit is that 'it Sociology instructor Richard Hummel said t Ji.e ey take under the proposal would receive hourly is "more respectable academically." credit-no credit system will produce better academic n our defense in edit for the course and CR (credit) on their "It's important that the employer" see a credit results from students. tided. "We need nscripts .. -grade rather than a pass-fail, Moore said. ''A highly-motivated student would not sloth his are committing Students who receive a D or F in a course will ''One disadvantage of the proposal is students that classes off. Setting higher standards gets the best eive no hourly credit and a NO CR (no credit) on do take a course and receive a D, don't receive credit (See MANY, page 7) eir transcripts . at all," she added. ay .. while students express mixed views rge Steinbrenner, Inside ees. Douglas Backstrom better grade." of time for any class. n the bidding for Some Eastern students interviewed Junior Gary Krupa said he believes "If you fail, you fail. A student Sizes set ently said they support a credit-no the proposal is a "good idea." should put in enough amount of time Diego Chargers, A new policy setting class size dit plan, while others said they "I think it's a better idea" than the for a class" if he wants to pass, Camp­ ections, and the minimums recently gained praise vor Eastern's current pass-fail pass-fail option. "It's not fair for peo­ bell said. 1ered their No. 1 from many deans and department tern. ple to get three credit hours for a D," Freshman Jessica Lewis also said she players, possibly chairmen. The recent Council on Academic Af­ Krupa s�id. "If you are in college you believes the pass-fail option is "a bette< asive tackle Ran- see page 3 ·rs' credit-no credit proposal needs shouldn't get D's." idea'' than the. proposed credit-no ;, was quoted as stern President Daniel E. Marvin's Junior Lori Lovett said "it should be credit. ·ic offer of draft proval before it can go into effect. If expected that college students get at "If you attempted work, it should Workin' out ll take it." And arvin approves the proposal, it least C's out of their classes." show some kind of credit," she said. Area adults are given a chance nanager, said of uld eliminate Eastern's current pass­ ''There should be some standards set Freshman Tom Nidebelin said he to keep healthy by getting physical they're in it and ·1 option. for college students to at least get C's prefers the pass-fail· option over the in a new Adult Fitness Program ers and the Colts Junior Pete Alfino said he believes in their classes," Lovett added. proposed credit-no credit plan. currently offered at Eastern. credit-no credit proposal is a good However, sophomore John Camp­ "The credit-no credit proposal ge more attrac- see page 5 !icy. "If a student goes into a class bell said the proposal may not "always would take the purpose out of attemp­ t sure what he is getting into, then be fair,'' but added that a student (See WHILE, page 7) 's policy will make him work for a should put in an accountable amount --- 2 Wednesday, April 2 7, 1983

Associated Press Military aid to El Salvador cut WASHINGTON (AP)-President Reagans's toward opening of Salvadoran prisons to in• News Round-Up request for $60 million in military aid to EI spection by the International Red Cross, freei Salvador was cut in half by a house panel ,on political prisoners and undertaking a review Tuesday as he readied a special plea to Congress evidence in the 1980 killings of four U.S. chw: Democrats unveil own road plan and the nation to rally behind his Central ch women in EL Salvador. SPRINGFIELD-House· Democrats, worried because America policy. Meanwhile Tuesday, the full Senate talk Gov. Jim Thompson's proposed road program has bogged The 7-5 decision by the Appropriations sub­ behind closed doors about whether the down in the Senate, Tuesday unveiled a highway plan nearly committee on foreign operations to slash the ministration is waging a covert campaign agai identical to the Republican governor's. Salvador aid to $30 million followed a tie vote, 6- Nicaragua. And Reagan promised to name Like Thompson's, the Democratic proposal would raise 6, that would have barred any decision at all for special envoy for Central America, whose duf about $250 million through higher road-related taxes and fees 90 days. The compromise was engineered by will include assisting "the Salvadorans in t in the fiscal year starting July 1, and nearly $400 million the Chairman Clarence D. Long, D-Md., who just efforts to find a basis for dialogue with their following year. returned from El Salvador. ponents." The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Speculation centered on former Democra · State moves to appeal release already had settled on an identica,I cut. Sen. Richard Stone of Florida as the choice� that post. CHICAGO-The Illinois Attorney General's office took Long said he was satisfied with promised steps emergency action late Tuesday to block the release of con- victed murderer William Heirens, who begged police more • . · u Itz gains suppo 1n• •d eas than 35 years ago to "catch me before I kill more." Sh . rt MI t The appeal, filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals, seeks to CAIRO, Egypt (AP)-Secretary of State protect its northern border and on a key secu · overturn a decision by U.S. Magistrate Gerald B. Cohn of George P. Shultz received Egyptian President role for the Israeli-backed militia leader M Linda Wagner East St. Louis to release Heirens, who was sentenced to three Hosni Mubarak's full support Tuesday for what Saad Haddad. ome Eastern dean consecutive life · sentences for the 1946 murder and is expected to be a grueling effort to get an agree­ Mubarak said there must be a comp! y favor a policy h dismemberment of a girl and two women. ment for the withdrawal of Israeli and other withdrawal of all foreign forces from Lebanon. into effect fall 198. Heirens was convicted of killing Suzanne Degnan, 6 ; foreign troops from Lebanon. With Mubarak at his side, the secretary · he policy require Frances Brown, 33 and Josephine Ross, 43. He was captured The effort begins in earnest Wednesday when they discussed the need for a withdrawal agr dents be enrolled i after scrawling in lipstick on Miss Brown's apartment wall: Shultz goes to Israel for a meeting with Prime ment that "honors the necessity of a sover · sis offered. "For heaven's sake catch me before I kill more. I can't con- Labanon able Nimister Menachem Begin, who has set condi­ to rule itself.•' nder the policy, l trol myself." Mubarak Reagan tions for a troop withdrawal that Lebanon is un­ also said Egypt considers e a minimum of 2 willing to meet. faltering Middle East peace initiative a "gold el classes must hav1 Officials to blockade city After a 3 Y2-hour meeting with Mubarak, opportunity" for peace. He urged the Pal ourses between 41 TIMES BEACH , Mo.-Times beach officials moved Tues­ Shultz gave reporters the clear impression that he nians to meet its terms by "declaring a link rage of eight stud day to blockade the doomed St. Louis suburb where most of and Mubarak agreed that Israel' terms were ex­ with Jordan" that wll make possible els and above will the residents have been driven out by flooding or dixoin con­ cessive. Israel has been insisting on_ leaving negotiations with Israel. owever, indepen tamination and the government wants the rest to get out. behind a small contingent of security forces to honor classes a , The Times Beach Board of Alderman gave a second er classes exempt reading to an ordinance Tuesday which would seal off the studio classes and town with tightly guarded concrete barricades and put strict FBI narrows expanded authOrity ociology Departm curfews into effect from n p.m. to 6 a.m. A final vote will be ger said he favors WASHINGTON (AP)-Pressured by members 1960's and 1970's the bureau spied on taken Saturday. 'Given the fact th of congress and a federal judge, the FBI ordered harassed citizens legally dissenting from gove s to the policy, it its agents to interpret narrowly the bureau's ex­ ment policy on Vietnam and civil rights. barger said. "We ti million of heroin seized panded authority to investigate domestic FBI director William H. Webster said then $58 s will be reasonabl LOS ANGELES-Two Thai nationals were arrested and 80 political groups. guidelines were aimed at new terrorist grou hittenbarger add pounds of nearly pure heroin were seized in one of the largest Last month, Attorney General William French· and were designed to ·iffi'prdve'the bureau's ab' an administrati'

, Eastern Illinois University The 1984 Departmentsof Music & Theatre present Education Budget MIKADO The Proposals: THE • $500 Tuition Increase 8:00 p.m. April 2�, 30 •Elimination of 30, 000 Scholarships 2:00 p.m. May 1, 1983 •Layoff of 1 ooo Faculty in the Theatre •Tightening of Eligibility for Loans and Grants Doudna Fine Arts Center •Elimination of School Programs THE ALTERNATIVES: $3.50 Adults $2.50 Child ren & Senior Citizen •Some kind of tax increase $2.00 E.l.U. Students / The Movitation: A Rally For Education For Ticket Information & Availability Ap�il 28'th at 3:30 Phone 581-3110 in the Library Quad

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n pnsons to m- , . ted Cross, freeing 1king a review of ex-EPA official f four U.S. chur- ll Senate talked for contempt whether the ad­ campaign against WASHINGTON (AP)� The House Energy nised to name a and Commerce Committee voted unanimously rica, whose duties Tuesday to cite former Environmental Protec­ vadorans in their tion Agency official Rita M. Lavelle for con­ gue with their op- tempt of Congress for defying subpoenas to mer Democratic testify before the panel about alleged EPA mismanagement. as the choice for This light sculpture brightened O'Brien Stadium Saturday but delayed because of high winds. (News The vote sends the contempt citation to the nday night . The sculpture's lighting was set for photo by Fred Zwicky) House floor. A vote there to cite Ms. Lavelle could result in criminal action against her in U.S. District Court. Contempt is a misdemeanor east punishable by a $1 ,000 fine and up to one year in l on a key security fficials favor class size idea. jail. ilitia leader Maj . Linda Wagner "One place we could operate more efficiently is to Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., the committee's Some Eastern deans and department chairmen said make sure classes are larger and reduce operating chairman, said he would be willing to drop the : be a complete y favor a policy to stabilize class sizes which will costs. action if Ms. Lavelle appears and cooperates s from Lebanon. into effect fall 1983. "This policy doesn't affect the business depart­ with congressional investigators. But he urged the secretary said The policy requires that a minimum number of ment," Ivarie said. "Our classes are at the other end her to "move promptly," saying the House withdrawal agree­ dents be enrolled in a course or section before the of the spectrum so minimums will not hurt us ." would vote on the resolution "in the very near ity of a sovereign ss is offered. Ivarie added business classes are larger than most future." Under the policy, 1000 to 2999 level courses must and that students are on a waiting lists for mos� of Ms. Lavelle' s attorney, James J. Bierbower, onsiders Reagan's ve a minimum of 20 students. Also, 3000 to 4749 the offered courses. said after the committee vote that his client itiative a "golden el classes must have 12 students per c.lass. David Ebdon, chemistry department chairman, wants to cooperate, but has been hampered rged the Palesti­ Courses between 4750 and 4999 levels will need an said the chemistry department's lower division because she has been in California job-hunting. eclaring a linkage erage of eight students per class. Also, 5000 class courses "will not be affected" but speculated course Bierbower wrote a letter to the committee e possible peace els and above will need six students per class. levels 3000 to 4750 will need to have exemptions plac­ Monday urging the panel to "reconsider" the However, independent study, internship, thesis ed on them. planned vote, but Dingell said there had been no honor classes are not included in the policy. "I don't foresee any real differences at this point," real effort to make Ms. Lavelle available. er classes exempt under the policy include fine Ebdon said. "Special nature courses with limited The committee vote came after the former studio classes and laboratory courses. capability can't meet these limitations." EPA assistant administrator twice defied sub­ ority Sociology Department Chairman Robert Whitten­ Physical education Department Chairman William poenas to appear before the panel's investiga­ ger said he favors the class size policy. McCabe also said he favors the policy to stabilize tions subcommittee. tu spied on and "Given the fact there are exceptions and exemp­ class sizes. Ms. Lavelle was in charge of the $1.6 billion ting from govern­ ns to the policy, it is a responsible policy," Whit­ "I'm in favor of the policy. This policy is "superfund" toxic waste cleanup program. She il rights. barger said. "We have been assured these exemp­ something that is necessary at this point," McCabe was fired by President Reagan on Feb. 7 after she bster said the new ns will be reasonably applied.'' said." refused a request by then-EPA Administrator terrorist groups Whittenbarger added the policy is "necessary" McCabe said he favors the policy because it is ''not Anne McGill Burford that she resign. e bureau's abili­ m an administrative standpoint because available an arbitrary thing." If classes need to be defended, Her firing sparked much of the congressional 'cturs.'' ching resources will be fully utilized. exceptions will be allowed, he added. investigation into alleged mismanagement and lge Susan Getzen­ Donald Lauda, dean of the Scl)ool of Technology, Ahmad Murad, economics department chairman, political manipulation of the fund, a probe that e FBI from con­ · the class size policy "will have no impact on our said he believes the policy will not have any affect on ultimately involved five Hous� subcommittees . icago based on ses." the economics department. and one Senate committee. 'imes. "Our class sizes are adequate to meet the "From my point of view, this policy will not affect Since her firing, she has appeared voluntarily

'delines," Lauda said. "The classes fall in the · us," Murad said. "Most of the classes go higher in before the Senate Environment Committee and e of what the guidelines accomodate.'' the number of students than the minimum number the House Public Works and Transportation in­ Dean of the School of Business Ted Ivarie said set." vestigations subcommittee. But she has twice hough he believes the policy will not affect Murad added the policy will have not have any failed to appear before the Energy and Com­ iness classes, he agrees with the policy. significant impact on the economics department with merce panel. "It was a reasonable thing to do," Ivarie said. the exception of graduate level courses.

et r---·-COUPON··· 1 '1 Tonite at TED'S Happy ''Runaway'� I rants Lots of dancing 19th rock and roll! Top 40's! Annie e (each, p�r �o�·th} "Didn't you * double occupancy see the Rubber Band Includes: swimming pool or sunbathing area on the air conditioning doorknob?" Love, com.pletely furnished apartment The Beasts close to campus off street parking •·-··-··-·•-·•-··-··-··-·•-10 ....c-1•-•-t-••.-.••-·-·•�O.-.•.._,,,._,,,,_.,,-,,�,,:  I laundry facilities-near pool /.:��� "1 . Join Us At Reflections For Our I Anniversary Celebration aft ·, · 1 · ' , 11\ , l Make your "RESERVATIONS" early aureen Foertsch April 1 5-30 - Introducing i ...Nancy Yamin �: . 1 �- New! Reflections Lunch Buffet ...Scott Apland , I _ · i > ...Kathy Leahy . Soup of the Day • Fresh Hot Loaf Bread CALL JAN 345-2520 .. I ....Sam Paisley • Salad Bar • Sandwich Buffet Steve Heidmann, �'""':.J�' f All For Only Served noon daily Mon.-Fri. rystal Clark $3.75 I Llncolnwoocl•Plne ApaaTree l•ents Daily Prime Rib Anniversary Special-$8. 25 f Evening Specials during our Anniversary include complimentary dessert I Brighten a friend's day with a classified ··-··-· _ .. J..!�1!1.. S!�� .!!..!! .��!.!!..���!����!1�!.�.!.Y.!!.-�-.1 ' The Dally E� r Edltorials represent themajorlty oplnion ofoureditorlalboa by Beth Lander Opinion/Comme0 untar y - Wednesday, April 2 7, 1 983 Eastern is om F Program to hel1 page for instructors a Program dire Thomas Wooda Begin fulfilling campaign promises immediately was designed la terested in physic Successful . candidates for student mediately. The program' government offices have ended their weeks Gail Redeker, financial vice presi Mitchell Whale of hard-fought campaigning and must now elect, has promised she will send out ti which began in ' for people who face the real battle of fulfilling their cam­ cial statements to all student fee-fun adequate fitness l paign promises. organizations to keep them informed of a supervised gro Promises, for all of us, are easier made current financial status. ing." . than kept. Yet, the promises an elected of­ Groups need financial status updates Woodall said ! ficial makes during his campaign are more make wise allocation decisions. This type swim and jog wh important than most because they effect the accounting system is badly needed and Whaley said lives of hundreds of people; this type of pro­ take time to set up. Redeker needs to beneficial_ becaus mise must be kept. the system out in advance. cardiorespirator� risk factors such · For instance, Student Body President All of the newly elected officers, du · ypertension, m elect John Cole said he intends to continue their campaigns, claimed they will keep Ii body fat." the work done on several campus programs of communication open with the stu Woodall said ti such as student discount cards, campus body. Communication with the students rogression is a ' 's geared security and the Off-Campus Student Hous­ needed for better representation of to their a Whaley said th ing Association. opinions. Therefore, the newly elected objectives are Continuing and improving these wor­ ficials should begin forming good wo developmental p thwhile programs is very important because Editorial relationships with student and fa tanance phase. students have come to depend on what leaders on campus immediately. The developm each program offers. members. Many of the newly elected officers the individuals diorespiratory fi Although the student discount card pro­ Such a policy would have to be amended said the proposed tuition increase is un t1 tends over a three it do gram is a good idea, it has had problems in into each board's bylaws. Amending each and added they will fight to keep Woodall said. the past. Students need all the ·financial board's byiaws will take a good deal of time Many students elected these - candi The maintena breaks they can get and it is up to Cole to and Hart should begin ·the process . im- because ttiey promised Eastern would egulating partic· see that a better system for the cards is mediately. . an active voice in Springfield on tuition uring the thirty· found and implemented as soon as possi­ Apathy on the boards makes them less ters. Increased tuition is perhaps the aid. Several parti ble. productive and Hart should stand by her important issue in higher education t Finding a dependable campus security promise of replacing members that fail to at­ and promises to fight to keep it down m system, whether it be an escort service or tend board meetings. be kept. another type of system, should be one of Board of Governors representative elect Last Wednesday students elected n Cole's first priorities. Eastern students must Phil Montgomery said he intends to fight for executive officers, and by so doing, p be able to walk on campus without fear of one vote for the five student BOG represen­ themselves and their scholastic careers

attack. tatives.· The legislature is, at this time, the hands of a few individuals. It is · Meg Hart, executive vice president elect, reviewing a bill supporting the one-vote perative those individuals live up to the f said she will implement an attendance policy. Therefore, Montgomery neeos to the student body has placed in them policy for student and faculty board begin his lobbying efforts on the bill im- fulfilling all their campaign promises. Hom� �ot dog! Trivia, comptaintsand comments Your turn BREA Because the end of the year is slowly closing in on us, I Don't wait,protest no have decided to write a column detailing all the odd facts, Editor: el pet peeves and questions that, while important in their own Higher education is a topic •Om right, did not (in my editor's opinion) deserve an entire col­ · needs to be delt with now and not umn of space. For instance: the future. For education, to •Panca -Did you know that last year the average American con­ may be too late. sumed almost 132 cans of beer or that 1 81 . 9 million On April 28, a demonstration gallons of beer were sold, 97 .1 percent of which were higher education will take place on •Hueva made in the United States? library quad at 3:30 p.m. -Besides'beer, Mr. and Mrs_ average American also con-. students will have the opportunity RancH sume hotdogs at the rate of about 80 per year. More adults 270 calls a day, Ma Bell is sure making out like a bandit on express their views toward the pr than children eat them and most of those adults are women. that one. .ed $500 dollar tuition increas e and Five billion of those little buggers (hotdogs, not women) are More Quiche tax increase. •Strawb sold between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Did you know that undefeated world middleweight karate I urge all students to take an -The best hotdog selling location in the world you ask? champion Chuck Norris eats quiche, and likes it? Now is ·part in this protest movement, not Bread! Where else but Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. The probably the time to tell you that there are exceptions to the for today, but for tomorrow-for restaurant and snack bar operators sell more than 2 million Real Men Don't Eat Quiche rules and, incidentally, -Chuck future. For April 28 is a day of r weiners per year. just happens to be one of those exceptions. day to erase the typical apa •andmr -Four out of five Americans drink an average of three and -According to a Best of Carson rerun, a person laughs stereotype placed on col one-half cups of coffee a day . around 1 5 times a day, except when he/she is watching students. -To go along with all that coffee, the average American those damn reruns. This can only be done by writing cigarette smoker inhaled cigarettes in ff one 11,633 1980. Quick Thoughts on Local Issues state representatives and urging !What's can assume seven puffs to each butt, that's a little bit more Not having any specials at local bars can be compared to to support the tax increase, and 345-2 than 81 , 000 carcinogenic assaults on the lungs per year. eating a bad hot dog-it too shall pass. In other words, by urging our parents to do the 250 IJ -Despite what they say in the tight beer commercials, the · time we come back to school in the fall everything will be Let's make it known to our public tastes great is better than less filling. back to normal. ficials that students really do 2 -I'm sick and tired of ET this and ET that. Enough is Blocl -Why is it every time I'm in the food service milk line the Let's join together to support a enough-give him his phone bill and send him home. dispenser runs out when it's my turn? a cause that affects us all. ofCll -Speaking of being tired of things. Does anyone know Ed Last Thoughts Sotor, the author of that infamous fat women on campus let­ Open 11 If.yoµ don't think America is the land· of opportunity , you're Julie Curry ter? If so, do you know if he's had a date lately?. wrong. In this great country we have a president who made Urinal Update movies with monkies, a Chicago mayor elect who makes a Much to the relief of the men of fourth south Thomas Hall, habit of not paying his utility and tax bills, and a Charleston Letterpolicy as of 11 :48 a.m. April 14, the urinals were offically taken off mayor who once was a milk man. Maybe the three of them, the disabled fist. Will we ever know the real reason for the and all ofus, would be better off if they had continued to be Iona delay? actors, average tax evaders and milkmen. The name and phone number -I bet you're wondering what's the most active pay phone least one author must be sub .. in America? It's the one located in the Greyhaund bus. sta­ -Brian Ormiston is student publication's photo production with each letter to the editor. N tion in the city of big mouths, Chicago. This phone averages manager. will be withheld on request. • Wednesday, April 2 7, 1 983

. ditoriatboard Eastern 's fitness program aids faculty and residents

by Beth Lander f Eastern News Eastern is offering an Adult Fitness Program to help ensure good health for instructors and area residents. Program director and conductor, Thomas Woodall, said the program tely was designed last fall for adults in­ terested in physical fitness. The program's exercise specialist, vice president Mitchell Whaley, said the program, ill send out finan- which began in October, is "basically 1dent fee-funded for people who don't know about an adequate fitness level and want to be in 1 informed of their a supervised group oJ people exercis­ ing." 1tatus updates to Woodall said group members walk, ions. This type of swim and jog while under supervision. needed and wiH Whaley said the activities are cer needs to plan beneficial_ because they "enhance the cardiorespiratory . system and reduce risk factors such as excessive smoking, t officers, during hypertension, minimal exercise and 1ey will keep lines body fat." with the student Woodall said the individuals' fitness 1 the students is progression is a "gradual process and entation of their is geared to their age and occupation." Whaley said the program's-two main Area residents and faculty members participate in an Adult by Esther Kulze lead members of the class in walking a mile ewly elected of· objectives are establishing a Fitness Program offered at Eastern. Gene Wingler followed at a fast pace. (News photo by Beth Lander) 1g good working developmental phase and a main­ ,nt and faculty tanance phase. ately. The developmental phase deals with satisfaction with the program. Esther Kulze, 64, also joined the exercising sixteen years ago. physi­ the individuals' level of car­ Gene Wingler, of Eastern's Audio­ program in October. Whaley said the approval of a ted officers have ing diorespiratory fitness. This period ex­ Visual Center, has been involved in the She said she was aware that doctors cian and additional medical screen ncrease is unfair s. tends over a three to six month period, program since early October. He said emphasized walking for fitness and are required of program participant to keep it down. Woodall said. the program is helping him to eliminate decided to enroll in the program "to A $100 fee is charged for the medical nese -candidates The maintenance phase deals with his heart-rhythm problem. get exercise.'' screening. stern would have regulating participants' fitness levels "'It's (the program) worthwhile and Doyle Joh_nson, a 59-year-old The program is offered at 6:30 p.m.. Id on tuition during the thirty-minute sessions,. he it is doctor's orders," he said. businessman and program participant and noon every Monday, ·wednesday mat­ and Friday at Lantz Gym. erhaps the said. Wingler added that he is now "doing. program, said he believed his "fitness most very well." was slipping away" before he resumed education today Several participants expressed �ep it down - must

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demonstration for Oh, sure. we could cut down on the size. use ill take place on the •Huevos This is artificial cheese, skimp 3:30 p.m. Here on the items and then sell the opportunity to Rancheros no heap it two for one. But we toward the propos­ c just don't believe in doing business that way. on increase and the •Strawberry pizza. For over 20 years, we've 1s to take an active been making the best il'lovement, not only Bread! pizza we know how, and tomorrow-for our we've been delivering it free, in 30 minutes or less. is a day of rebir th, a Call us, tonight. typical apathetic •and more! ed on college Drivers carry under $20. ©1982 Domino's Pizza. Inc. tlone bywr iting our !What'sCookin' J 's and urging them increase, and by 345-7427 ,...... •...... , I. " $1.00 off 16 to do the same. 250 any Lincoln I pizza. I 1n to our public of- I One coupo per pizza I n I ts really do care. 2 Blocks West . Expires: 5/31 /83 'O support a cause, I I 1 us all. of Campus Fast, Free Delivery I SI 611 7th Street 1 Open T ues.-Sun. I I Phone:348·1626 I I 30ss212901 I I . . Limited delivery area I I I I· · I . I I ® ·1

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Group approval discussed · . w� · Approval of two new campus wide protest against tuition hikes a�d lllllllCARRY•OUT OHLY 1111 organizations will be discussed by the higher education cutbacks. Ce/ Student Senate Wednesday. Final senate committee reports also =- GOOD SUtlDAV THRU THURSDAY Glenn Good said the will be submitted by all committee (Hot valid Friday & Saturday) Senate Speaker - , he added. Judo Club and Tri Lambda, an chairmen - tur by Vicki Va organization for homosexuals and Jes- In other action, Good said, the. - Althougn bians, will be discussed for possible ap- senate will select the Senator of· the - Senator. The A large crow proval by the senate. Semester and Honorary - monetary In other busines&, the senate will awards will be announced at the stu- - Large (16") s have discuss the rally scheduled_ for dent government banquet Friday night, - been t, · Thursday in the library quad which is he added. - Pizza Celebration being sponsored by the Young The Student Sel).ate will meet at 7 - Joe Mar� · Sausage Democrats. p.m. Wednesday in the Union addition - Celebration' rally will be a campus- . Arcola-Tuscola Room. - PLUS ter. than last Good said the . - Martin sa better than 1 to host legislators· A of Pepsi better weath BOG Quart In additio by Debbie Coventry members, Woodyard, Coffey and E- If a person Eastern's proposed fiscal year 1984 Eastern President Daniel E. Marvin. - full, maybe budget will be one of the topics discuss­ "Those attending the breakfast will - couple of otH - ed Wednesday by State Rep. Harry have the chance to talk with state Celebratio - Participating Stores on Carry-Out Only "Babe" Woodyard, R-Chrisman and senators and representatives about pro­ Good at Don Carmicl - State Sen . Max Coffey, R-Charleston posals for budget increases for higher Sun. thru Thur. Offer expires 4/28/8 3 meet next - $6 at the Board of Governors Legislative education and alternatives proposed by figures. - ''Celebrati Breakfast. . the legislators," Walters said. - BOG Executive Director Donald The BOG Legislative Breakfast will Stretch It At were a lot c Walters said the future of higher begin at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday at michael said. education will be discussed by BOG Maldaner's Restaurant in Springfield. Along with Library Quad ahendace to

Bryan Dillard, fondly known around campus as "Dr. Dill" , modeled {P���lf a Russell Athletic sweatsuit from ��W>lfru@� Dale Bayles on CamP.us; Bryan is ����� a business maj or from Chicago Heights, IL & is a member of E.I. U. 's Baseball Team -. Bryan says · ''Sweats- are great all year round. They are warm in the winter & cool in the summer.''

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Weather aids COTE explores task force proposal by Nancy Bridges , Currently, health education majors must have a Celebration The Counc;:il on Teacher Education discussed a combination of 20 hours of student teaching and in­ '83 task force recommendation which would allow only ternship, eight semester hours of an internship and 12 RS DAV 15 semester hours of student teaching and internship hours of student teaching, Bartling said. turnout, profits credit to count toward graduation. The COTE tabled the task force recommendation by Vicki Vass The task force on cooperative education and in­ until its next meeting. ur new Although pleasant weather seemed to draw a ternships recommended that a maximum of 15 In other business, the COTE approved fo large crowd to Celebration '83, the festival's semester hours of any combination of student courses music courses. " monetary success will be uncertain until figures teaching and internships be counted in the 120 hours The council approved MUS 1581, MUS J'.; 8 1, ) needed for graduation. MUS 3582, titled "History and Literature of Music I, have been tallied, the concessions chairman for · Celebration '83 said Monday. Task Force Chairman Sharon Bartling said the II and Ill,'.' respectively. ta Joe Martin said the estimated fi gures for recommendat .1 was made to allow students to take COTE also approved · MUS 3221 , "-Piano Celebration's attendance and profits were "bet­ more than 15 semester hours of internship or student Pedagogy" and MUS 3222 "-Piano Pedagogy II." ter. than last year.'' teaching although only 15 would be included as part In addition, Larry Williams. dean of graduate • Martin said the food booths did 35 percent of the 120-pour graduation requirement. school and continuing education, presented exten­ better than last year. "This success is due to the However, Bartling said the recommendation . sion class fees . epst better weather.'' would not include health education. In addition he said, "There was more offered. If a person came Friday and ate until they were full, maybe they came back Saturday to eat a Many______from page 1 couple of other things," Martin said. results." English instructor Bob White also said he favors Celebration '83 Public Relations Chairman Economics instructor Lawrence Bates said he does the credit-no credit option. . -O ut Only Don Carmichael said the steering committee will not favor the current pass-fail option over the pro- "The credit-no credit option is favorable. D grades 6 meet next week to tabulate and evaluate the posed credit-no credit. do not transfer to grad school. The credit grades figures. "ff a student takes the pass-fail option, graduate will," White said.

"Celebration looked as big as last year. There schools might interpret the P as a D when it could b_e · · were a lot of people. It looked large," Car­ an A,'; Bates said. __fro m page michael said. Bates added, "With the credit-no credit option, While 1 Along with the visitors to festival events on the other schools (graduate) could interpret the grade as ting a (difficult) class," Nidebelin said. Library Quad, Carmichael said Celebration drew a C when it could be higher." Freshman Laura Paver said she does not favor the attendace to other campus features. Holl)e economics instructor Judith Chapman said CAA's proposed credit-no credit plan. Carmichael said he heard many positive com­ students should invest all the time they can to receive "I had pass-fail in high school. People that have a ments from people who attended Celebration. "I a "good" grade for a class. harder time in a class should be able to stay with the heard that the food was excellent, the music was . member: "Pass�fail is a cop-out. Students don't get much pass-fail option,'' she said . good and that the crafts were of an excellent out of a class because they don't put much in the Karen Crowley, freshman, said she believes a "60- ti's Charleston quality," he said. class," Chapman said. 70 grade average is passing.'' ;ed Mondays Carmichael also attributed the succes_s of English instructor Tim Shonk said the credit-no Crowley said students should receive credit for a D Celebration '83 to a high sthool contest Satur­ credit option is a good idea. "because it might be harder for some .students" _to day. "When I taught at the University of Tennessee, get good grades in diffucult classes. "Ther'e were ten area high school band here. students were graded A, B, C and no credit. We - Freshman Tyler McGasson said ''we should get This made up for hundreds of students who ate a (teachers) were assured that students learned credit for a D. And we should stay with the pass-fail JP ORDER lot," he said. something,'' Shonk said. option."

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GROUP RATES/OVERNIGHT TRIPS r-o NEW rent range for O pe n 7 Day s a Week CONTACT: 1 Y2 bedroom mobil accomodating 2 or 3 or 4 persons for rent furnished' wa Mike Kuhn:r ' Call 317-362-9864 or 317-362-6272 bage, and low as also a cable li (as $90 $160.0 Two Locations on Sugar Creek Home 348-5217 0 month. 345- 1 O % discount offered) Crawfordsville and Deers Mill B ridge 1511 lst Apt. 34 1 or 2 people nee Indiana's Finest Water -- Most Beautiful Scenery REGENCY APARTMENTS Kracker's: summer sublease. Ve1 348-8387 to campus. 91 1 Way n e Ave. -Crawfordsville, IN 47933 345-91 05 Low re negotiable. Fall optio 5052.

ACROSS 66 Rundown 10 19th-cen. 38 Appetite Spacious one bedro 67 Leonine alliance 39 Tetrarch of nished apartm l "How-the ent. Qui Wednesday's feature 11 Mnemonic Galilee tion. Close to campu litt busy bee �� sign lease for summ DOWN 12 "Thunderous 42 Mortarboard er a silence," e.g. attachment school year. Water pai 5 Cut-(be pick-up 1 Counterpart 13 Procurator of 43 Great Lakes and close stunnfng) room C 2 Legendary Judea in 39 canals . all 34 5- 1 612. 10 Cut short · Gaelic poet Down's day 45 Springer from 14 Neighbor of Spring sub Dig 3 Carrier of Zeus's head lease 1 o est 21 Burst forth · Pelion female needed to suble TV Crossword sleeping 22 Light blow 46 Neighbor of - 15 -- Domingo nished apt. with 3 othe sickness 26 Fortuneteller's Tibet 3:30 p.m. 9-Barney Miller 9-Soap 16 Septi minus block from campus. Ci 4 Creator of card 47 Property 1 0-BJand the Bear/Lobo 1 0-More Real People 1 2-Doctor Who one. 5:00 Susie, 348-5347 Truthful 29 Auction 49 U .S.C.G. group 15, 20-Tom and Jerry 1 2-Nightly Business Report 38-Marshall Dillon 17 Consumer James 30 Short distance 50 Weird 18 Saphead Female share 17,3 8-Hour Magazine 38-Hawaii Five-0 10:30 p.m. 5 Star: Comb. 31 Harp on 52 Indian state $1 2 5/rnonth plus 6:05 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Tonight 19 -- acetate y 3:35 p.m. form 33 Soil 55 In the Private (banana oil) room. Call Maun 4-Leave it to Beaver 4-Carol Burnett and Friends 3-MASH 6 European 34 Stone : Comb. altogether 213 6. 20 Woodyvine 4:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m 9-Charlie's Angels black birds form 56 In the sack 23 "- Be­ 2-CHiPs Patrol 2-Tic Tac Dough 1 0-Hart to Hart 7 Once more 35 Moslem title of 57 Not one, to liever " 3-Afternoon Playhouse 3-PM Magazine 1 2-PBS Late Night 8 Broadcast respect Ozark Ike Diambnd song 9-Uood Times 9-Baseball 17,3 8-Nightline 9 Chinese 37 Masefield was 59 Roman's id 24 Optical device 1 0-Little House on the 10-Alice province one follower A '-'EH A"'l'j 11:00 p.m. 25 Stand for bric- Prairie 15,20-Jeffersons 3-Hawaii Five-0 a-brac U/'1? 11. �,,., 1 2-Mister Roger's neighbor 12-MacNeil, Lehrer Report 17, 38-Last Word 27 Compass point 2 3 4 II 7 8 9 !)ex: . 15, 20-Brady Bunch 1 7-Entertainment Tonight 11:30 p.m. 28 U.N, member 4:05 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 2, 15, 20-Late Night with 14 32 Chaplain . 4-Brady Bunch 2,15,20-Bob Hope David Letterman 33 Kitchen ) 4:30 p.m. 3, 10-Zorro and Son (Debut) 9-Movie: "Run for Cover." implement 17 9-Little House on the Prairie 1 2-0ver Easy (1955) A drifter, appointed 36 Antique auto 12-3-2- 1 Contact 17,38-Fall Guy sheriff, finds his embittered 37 Battle site : 20 15,20-Laverne & Shirley 7:05 p.m. young deputy causing him 1876 24 ' 17-People's Court 4-Cries from the Deep more trouble than outlaws. 40 Literary 38-Dick Van Dyke 7:30 p.m. 11:40 p.m. collection 41 Abusive 27 4:35 p.m. 3, 1 0-Square Pegs · 1 0-Movie: "Love for Ran­ expression 4-Bewitched 1 2-lllinois Press som." (1977) Two flamboyant 42 One of the 5:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. operators specialize in Barbary States 2,1 0-News 2, 15,20-Facts of Life recovering stolen valuables. . 44 Close by 3-More Real Peaple 3, 10-Movie: "Avalanche" Midnight 45 Honest -- 12-8esame Street (1978) A newly opened ski 3-Movie: "Hold That Ghost." 48 Sandy 15,20-Happy Days again resort is threatened by an (1941) Bud Abbott and Lou 51 Curses 1 7-WKRP in Cincinatti Avalanceh in this suspense Costello portray the unex­ 53 ReL discourse 38-Rawhide melodrama. pected heirs to a gangster's 54 Obvious 48 5:05 p.m. 12-Kennedy Center To.night country hide-out, said to be 58 Identical 4-Andy Griffith 1 7 ,38-Ryan's Four haunted. 60 Islan the d.9!_ 53 5:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 17-News Netherlands 2,3, 10, 15, 17,2D-News 2,15,20-Taxi 38-NOAA Weather Service Antilles 58 9-Laverne & Shirley & Com­ 9:00 p.m. 12:05 a.m. 61 Bristle pal)Y 2, 15,2Q-Quincy 4-Movie:' "The Glory 62 Greek letters 112 5:35 p.m. 1 7, 38-Dynasty Brigade." (1935) Good action 63 Allonge 4-Gomer Pyle, USMC 9:05 p.m. yarn about American and 64 Med, subject 115 8:00 p.m. 4-Baseball greek soldiers allied in Korea. 65 Imparted 2-MASH 10:00 p.m. 12:30 a.m. 3,15 , 17 ,20-News 2,3, 10, 15, 17,2D-News. 2, 15,20-News 28 1 2. A correct ad nnot be responsible Wednesda ' Please report class1f1ed errors 1rnmed1ately at 581 ·2812. A correct ad y s Cl ssif d a s will appear 1n the next ed1t1on. Unless not1f1ed. we cannot be responsible a ie d f0r an incorrect ad after its first 1nsert1on April 27, 1983 The Dally Eastern News 9 For Rent

1er Students-Sublet a For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent om fully furnished •nt for 2 or 3 people. Rent a mini-storage as low as Summer sublease: 1 or 2 Summer sublease: 1 or. 2 Summer Sublease: Large 2 Now leasing two bedroom House for six available fall, 1e - we'll pay May rent. $20 per month. Sizes 4 x 12 girls needed for excellent fur­ people for furnished apart­ bedroom apt. Large yard , par­ furnished apartment. McArthur close. 345-5257. �-6063 after 3. up to 10 x 22. West Route 16. nished 2 bedroom apt. one ment, only 3 blocks from cam­ tially furnished. Water and Manor, 345-6544 or 345- c4/8, 15,22,29 Phone 345-7746. block from campus; low pus. 348-5165. trash paid, HALF of May Rent 2231 . 1edroom house for 1 or ______oo utilities, laundry, A/C; MAY ______4/29 Paid. RENT NEGOTIABLE. e bedroom house for 4 COMPU-RENT, Houses and RENT PAID; $80 month. 348- Needed: 2 girls for Fall & 345-1 6 18. Campus area-unfurnished For Sale th furnished, $60 per apartments . Century 21-Wood 5066. Spring semester lease. Nice ______5/3 three bedroom house. 4 or 5 Summer only phone Real Estate. 345-4472. ______4127 house. CLOSE to campus. Call. Brand new 3-bedroom apart­ persons. Washer/Dryer, 2 AMC Spirit 1979, loaded. 65 after 5:00. ______5/6 . Large beautiful home, com­ 345-7529. ments available starting fall. All baths, low utilities, Aug. - May Super sharp. Must sell fast. '-----cM,V:V. F-00 Very large 3-bedroom fur­ pletely furnished for three. ______4/27 new furnishings, 1 block from lease: $500/month paid by $3075, offer. 345-7278 nished apartment near square 345-5535. SUMMER SUBLEASE: Very campus. Call Ron Coartney semester 345-2737. before 9:30 a.m. or after 6. ER SUBLEASE: fur- for up to 6 students for sum­ ---�-----4/29 nice, 3 bedroom house for 4, Realty. 348-8146. ______00 4/27 apartment-good mer. and/or fall. $360. Call Need person .to share apt. furnished, close to campus. ______00 SUMMER &/Or Fall Furnish­ 25" RCA Color Console TV. 1-May rent paid. Call 345-7171 from 10-1 1 or Iron for summer. 1 1 /2 blocks frgm Rent negotiable. 348-5268. Furnished apartments for ed townhouse for 4. Pool . good condition. $1 75 or best 151 . 5-7. campus. 348-7566. ______516 rent during summer. 2- Dishwasher, Only $58 per per­ offer. 348-0489. '------5/6 ______00 ______5/2 2,3,4 room furnished apart­ bedroom - $240 a month; 1- son for summer. Call-348- 4126 >pie needed to sublease RERENCY APARTMENTS Summer sublease: Nice un­ ments, men, summer reduced, bedroom - $160 a month . 7823. Make your dorm room biger oom furnished house 2 now lesing for summer and furnished one bedroom apart- some subleased, 345-4846. Call Gale, 345-7722. ------�4/27 Get bunkbeds (loft type) and from campus. Call Juli school year of 1983-84. Stop ment for two. 348-5928. ______5/6 4/29 House for two/three. close. carpet to fit a Thomas Hall type )26. by for- information or call 345- ______4/29 Summer session: Rooms for Morton Park Apartments Available Summer or Fall. 345- room. Ph. 2391 . '--_____ 4/28 9105. House & Apts. available sum­ women in a big house near leasing for fall. Close to EIU. 2 5257. ______4i 27 r Sublease for Summer: ______00 mer only or fall lease. Sr./grad . campus. Reasonable. 345- bedroom, completely furnish­ ______00 '77 vol kswagon rabbit good furnished 2 bedroom Very nice two and three no loud parties! Call 345- 6760 ed. Water, garbage, cable TV · House for three/four, cond. runs well. Call Dave at mt. Close to campus. bedroom homes, furnished, 5257. ______4/27 paid. 9 1 /2 month lease. $1 35 available summer or fall. 345- 58 1 -2091 asking $1800. n-2269. carpeted, near campus. No ______00 Cozy residential home. each for three. $1 20 each for 5257. ______4. '27 '------4/27 pets. Available Aug. 15. Call Apartments and houses for private bedrooms. furnished. four. Phone 345-4508. ______00 Sansui amp. 45 wts. $1 25. �!SHED HOUSE 2 345-5535. 345-31 48 after 5 p.m. 2-5 near campus summer only ______5,3 Nice furnished apartment for pioneer pl. 200 turntable $75: s for 4 students close ______00 345-2777. ______4/29 Summer with fall option summer only. Across from radio shack tower speaker; summer or fall. Call Ron YOUNGSTOWNE APART- ______00 Furnished four bedroom house to rent. Furnished, 3 Pem. Hall. Call 345-4757 after 200. 1975 chrysler cordoba, ry 21 , 345-4488. MENTS now renting summer 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom furnish­ house at 320 A Street. bedrooms. washer and dryer, 5p.m. clean body. runs good l:--______5/6 and Available August 16th. Phone fall. Call 345-2363 ed apartments for Fall & Spring. convenient location . Spaces ______00 $1 ,000. Call 348-7703. erate! Summer sublet­ between 1 and 5 p.m. Summer 1 /2 price. Call 345- 345-7286. open for women call 348- 4/27 •ded. 1-4 females. Nice For Rent. Large house for E ______•00 71 71 from 1 0- 11 and from 5- ______512 0605. Must sell: 197 4 Ford Rent very negotiable. students with offstreet parking Apartments for summer & 7. Furnished house w/washer & ______.4129 Mustang II, call Gary 348- call 348-7598! insulated, lots of closets, ex· fall, 1 & 2 bedrooms, furnish­ ______00 dryer, 3 bedrooms, convenient Summer Sublet: 1 bedroom 5801 . i'------4/29 cellent condition. 345-5144. ed , unfurnished, close to cam­ Furnished, air conditioned location. 2 openings for apartment. call Ken after 7:00 ______4i 27 ______4 1 29 pus. Summer discount. Call 1- mobile home. Call 345-6052. women for fall, spring. Call p.m .. 348-5494. SUMMER ONLY Houses or Stereo equipment in like new 543-3483 or 345-9386. ______00 348-0605. ______:_ 427 apartments . Separate condition . Turntable, amplifier. ______oo Special rate on summer ______4/29 Summer Sublease: Nice two bedrooms $50 each . Call Ron tuner, tape deck. Best offer ac­ FOR RENT: 2-bedroom un­ sublease for one bedroom SUMMER SUBLEASERS op­ ok my Blue bedroom house close to cam­ at Century 21 , 345-4488. cepted. 348-5630 Jim. furnished apartment. Nice, apartment two blocks from tion to stay for fall. 4-7 pus. Call anytime 345-3455. ______41 29 ______5 6 good location. Summer campus. $1 00 a month bedrooms. Close to campus. cker's on Fri­ ______5 3 HOUSE-Near campus. Bunk bed (loft) $20. Pioneer Sublease. Negotiable Rent. seniors and grad uates Females. 348-5613. Summer Sublet: Attractive Three bedrooms for 5 prelude sp .1 00 speakers. Du are and in 345-5839. students only. Phone 348- ______5 5 apartment for 2 or 3. AC , patio. students. $1 00 each . Call Ron $65. 581 -3985. ______4/29 5237. Very large four bedroom fur­ 11g for you spacious rooms. convenient CENTURY 21 . 345-4472. ------�4128 2 girls for summer. $40 mon­ ______4/29 nished apartment. a1 c. Very location. Call_ Cathy or Mary 1968 Dodge 112-ton pick­ ______5 6 th , pool, new furniture, pantry. Spacious house for rent near campus. Excellent condi­ 345-4250 up, $400. 58 1 -2523 days. 'Female wanted for beautifu• Call 345- 1328. · available for 6 girls, only 1 tion . Up to 6 people. Fall/Spr­ ______4 29 345-64 76 evenings. Lincolnwood Apt. Only ELSE: ______4/28 block from campus. Includes ing $600; summer $200. Call - Summer Sublease : 2 to 3 ______4128 $1 10. month. To live with 3 Classy 2BR Townhouse 5 large front & back porches, 345-7 171 from 10-1 1 or 5-7. persons. 2 bedroom apt. lrg . great girls. Call Sandy 345· Brown snag carpet for dorm. mins. from campus, available A/C, fireplace, pool table, large ______00 and completely furnished. 1 ', nd friends. 1692. Call 581 -3092. summer and fall. Call 345- bar. For more information call Small three bedroom house blks. from campus on 7th St. ______41 27 ______4 2€ n't hide. 5304. Steve or Al at 345-9554 or behind Buzzard Lab School. A C and trash pickup Rent ______4/29 345-2217. Furnished. ale. Up to 4 peo­ price negotiable. 1 '12 bedroom mobile home ______4/27 ple. Fall/Spring, $400; sum­ ______5 4 for rent. furnished, water, gar­ Two bedroom apartment. mer. $1 75. Call 345-7171 Must sublease - nice two Ca1npuscli ps bage, and cable TV paid, newly decorated, furnished from 1 0- 11 or 5- 7. bedroom apartment; A. C. gar­ 7 $1 60.00 month. 345-4508. above panther lounge. $1 00 00 bage paid, partially furnished ______4/27 each for 3 or 4. 345-4508. STUDENT APARTMENTS for for summer. Good for 2. 3. 4 EIU Gamesters will meet Wednesday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. in �4 1 or 2 people needed for ______4/27 RENT. All types - furnished people. Rent negotiable. Call the Union Casey Room. summer sublease. Very close Remodeled, 1 bedroom and unfurnished. Several loca­ 348-5362. American Society for P.ersonnel Administration will meet 387 to campus. Low rent and apartment. partially furnished, tions.. Very nice. For 1, 2, 3 or 54 Wednesday, April 27 a� 7:00 p.m. in the Union Paris Room to 4 students. Call Jan at 345- negotiable. Fall option 348- across from post office, For Rent: 2 bedrooms house 5052. 21 13. elect next year's officers. _ $150.00 per month. 345- on 6th Street with 9 month ______4/29 ______5/6 The Zoology Club will meet Wednesday , April 27 at 7:00 p.m. 2154 ask for David. lease. Also one bedroom apart­ Spacious one bedroom fur­ ______Furnished apartment. single LFS 201 .-Pest management will be discussed B Appetite 4127 ment near square. Call Dorothy in bedroom for 2 people. Call a Tetrarch of nished apartment. Quiet loca­ Four bedroom house - Moore at Leland Hall R.E. 345- Christian Campus Fellowship will hold a Bible Study at 6:30 tion. Close to campus, must 345-964 t. Galilee three blocks from campus - fur­ 7023. p.m. and a fellowship meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Christian Cam­ Z Mortarboard sign lease for summer and next nished. $440/month. 348- ______4129 pus House. 2231 S. 4th. All are welcome. attachment school year. Water paid. Trash 8408. For Rent: Summer Sublease . pick-up and close laundry ______5/3 2 bedroom - furnished. Very � Great Lakes are published daily, free of charge, as a public ser­ room. Call 345-1612. SUMMER ONLY! 4 female close to campus. 348- 1 266. Puzzle Answers Campus Clips canals vice to the campus. Clips should be submitted to The Daily ______4/29 subleasers needed for nicel} ______4127 OIO T H• ADA'< H •ITTR 0 P - Springer from Spring sublease 1984: 1 furnished 4-bedroom house. 2 girls for summer sublease. IO SS A• SAN TOI SE X I Eastern News office two business days before date to be publish­ Zeus's head IU S E R • T WE R PI AM Y L female needed to sublease fur­ One block from campus. $70 beautiful 3 bedroom apt . ed (or date of event). Information should include event, name of 8 ITTE RS�E ET•I MA B Neighbor of r nished apt. with 3 other girls. 1 pe month. Call 581 -3537 or $66. 00 everything included . L A S E R -- W H A T N 0 T sponsoring organization (spelled out - no Greek letter abbrevia­ Tibet block from campus. Call after 581 -3533. Next to pool! Call Lisa 348- E N E • U S S R -- P A 0 R E tions) . date, time and place of event. plus any other pertinent in­ SP AT RE Property 5:00 Susie, 348-534 7. ______4/28 5335. ·-- U L A• o• • L I TT L E 8 I G H 0 R N• formation. Name· and phone number of submitter must be includ· a U.S.C.G. group ______41 27 -S bedrm. house for 6 peo­ 516 • AN A•EPI THE T--­ ed. Clips containing conflicting or confusing information will not be �Weird Female share house ple. · 2 bathrms, furnished, T U N I S •• N E A R • A 8 E OLDETOWN APARTMENT, run if submitter cannot be contacted.· Clips will be edited for space Z Indian state $1 25/month plus utilities. close to campus. $1 00 mo. summer subleasers needed. A R E N 0 S E --- 0 A T H S • IS E R • 0 P E N A N 0 S H U T available. Clips submitted after 9:00 a.m. of deadline day cannot r; In the Private room. Call Maura 345- ea. , yr. lease 345-7728. Call 581 -3738 or 58 1 -3636. IS A M E • A R U 8 A I S E T A 2136. ______4/27 be guaranteed publication. Clips will be run one day only for any altogether ______4/29 IE T A S• R I D E R I AN A T B In the sack ______00 IL E N T• S E E 0 YI MA N E event. No clips will be taken by phone. 'I Not one, to Kegar the Beerbarian------­ Ozark Ike From the Wizard 's Closet----- JC>l-N o� ...flt., a Roman's id '1EAI\, J: ff,.io.,1. 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Need credit cards, improved LOST: Gray letterman coat LOST: Light blue Eastern New everyday photo pro­ Call your parents today if Call Help Line-Rape or new credit? Look for our ad with off-white sleeves and a coat at Marty's Friday night. If cessing special. ..FREE TWIN your family can't afford a $500 Line--3 p.m. to midnight, daily. under Announcements this ad­ red '80 on one sleeve. If found call 581 -3852. PRINTS ...2-d ay service. Con­ tuition increase. Have them Volunteers talk with you, offer dition. 602-949-0276 Dept. found, call 581 -3554. 4/28 venient location. TOKENS i··r write to .Springfield. referrals. Bridge line to profes­ -4 47 ______/27 University Village. ______4/ 22,28 sionals. Phone 345-21 62 or ____4/ 21 ,28,5/2,5 LOST: 2 dorm keys and a Annou ncements ______cM ,W,F-00 On a scholarship? Join the 235-41 79. Large tropical snakes and Datsun car key on blue metal TEKES, best wishes during rally for Education April 28th, ______cT, R-00 others with cages, very key chain. Plea�e call Greg, greek week. Love Rhodan 3:30 p.m. 30,000 scholar­ We are proud to announce 581-6130. Protest the proposed $500 reasonable. Call Dale, anytime. ______4/27 ships might be cut. Susan Felstehausen as this tuition increase. Rally in the 348-5377. ______4/27 Hey you Alpha Tau -----4/ 2 7 week's "Kappa Delta Scholar." library quad April 28th! 3:3C' -::--=cc---,,-- ______4 ,8 LOST: One Econ. book. Episodes, hang in there. We're BETA CHIS - Special times, Love your Kay Dee Sisters. "Econ. Private & Public p.m. 1978 Kawasaki KE 125 En­ so proud of you . Love, the ac­ special friends, special people. ______4/27 ______c4/6 ,2-= duro. Good condition. Asking Choice", in Coleman 213. tives. I Love You! Congratulations to Lisa Have you or anyone you. $300 348-5377, Dan . 4/1 8. Very imp. If found please ______4/27 ------'---·4f2 7 Foehr and our Sigma man John know been sexually assaulted? ______4/28 call 5206. BETA SIGS' Good luck in Hey Di, I look forward to par- Pratt on getting Greek King and ______Free and confidential help is Video Disc Player w/3 disc. 4/28 Greek Week! We'll be rootin' tying with my new All Greek Queen. Sig Kaps are proud of available. Call Women Against Excellent condition, $200. Call Susan E. Dennis, please for ya! Beta Chis. Sis! (You've passed the test!) you. come pickup your student ID at Rape 345-21 62. 345-4807. ______4/27 Your Greek Bro, Bo! ______4/27 ______5/2 the Daily Eastern News Office. 00 Need money for school? ------4/ 27 To Group Number Three -= --- 1978 Yamaha 400cc only ______4./28 KEEP ABORTION SAFE Eagle Bank makes student Thanks Kathy Luers and from Gary Clark's Marketing 2700 miles, $600, call Jim LOST: 1 driver's license, AND LEGAL. Join NARAL free. loans to ALL qualified students. Kathy Lafrenieve: you are do­ Research class: Today is O­ 348-8726. please turn in to Eastern News Referrals 345-9285. Call Gary 345-3977 today. i ng a super job in Greek Week day. Congradulations, we i 00 ______4/29 f found. ______5/6 for the Sig Kaps. made it! You guys, and girls, Carpet your room with a rem­ For Sale: TRS-80 Model 111 ______4/28 PHI BETA LAMBDA ______4/27 have been the BEST! I couldn't personal computer (2 disk LOST: Blue Eastern jacket nant, see Carlyle Interiors members: Important meeting, Let's Go Sig Kap Canoe have asked for any better. drive. 48k Ram) includes with 4 1 /2 letters taken from Unlimited, West Route 16, Thursday, April 28; 6:30 p.m., Team. You're the Best! Hope to see everyone at Ike's, open 8-6 Mon. -Sat. phone . printer and cassette player. room. If found call 31 79. west 1 /3 of Union Old ______4/2 7 at 3:00, when it's over with for Also includes cobol, fortran , ______4/28 345-7746 Ballroom. Election of officers. LEE pln stripes - $24.95. good. Love always and best of ---�------and other assorted software LOST: Light blue hooded 00 Guest speaker from State Farm SPECIAL ANGEL, west of luck in the future, your pres. packages and games. Call jacekt at Buzzard Pool during Problem Pregnancy? Bir­ Insurance. McDonald's. Hours: 9-7. Cindy thright cares. Free testing. ______Mon 345-4755 or 234-6854 ask Little People's weekend. If 4/28 4/27 ______4/27 for Terry . found call 31 79. 348-8551 Monday - Thursday Cathy Moe, Here's to Ray's Old bike seen better days? To the men of 2nd floor 3-6 ______5/6 ______4/28 Girls (champions) . Crazy S's, You could win a new one just in Douglas: You better be home ·2C 00 Refrigerator for sale $75 LOST: Set of keys on red March 8, 1983, Mr. Hoss, time for summer. Win a 10- next time so I can say goodbye Would the person who claim­ Julie 581 -5093. "Coors" key chain. Please call "But Moe they're going to rape speed Schwinn World in the or else. -Cale ·Regul ed the brown tinted gold wire ______4/29 348-8271 if found. me," "Excuse me, do you want Association of Honors ______4126 framed prescription glasses Kitchen table, lamps, dishes, ______4/28 to step outside so I can punch Students Bike Raffle. Chances SIG TAUS - You're the ·Mediuti PLEASE return them to the utensils, vacuum cleaner. Low LOST : Gold Hamilton watch you in the throat ," Ike's, St . are just 50 cents. So stop by greatest! Give 'em all you got at News Office or call 581 -2354. prices. 348-5056. with lizard band. If found, call Patrick's night. Coke , Phone our table in Coleman Hall to get Greek Games! Love, the Alpha Reward. Tuescfa 4/27 581 -2778. Reward. calls, "Ric, I need $1 1 by yours today. Delta Argentinians ---- __ _4/28 ______10:30," Chucky-Don Nor­ __ 4/27 ______4/27 4/28 Are you mad about tuition? ______·BigDe) thwestern Football players. WELH Air Band Contest April Marty Mathis - you did a ter­ Lost and Found Debra Thomason come and Fight back April 28th, 3:30 . 1 pick up your property at Daily E.L. Kracker's, "What? Moe 30, south quad. Call 61 1 6 for rific job as Greek Sing Director. ·Regul p.m. Rally in library quad. - Eastern News. Dancing?!" After bars, 3 or 4 in info. Brought to you by WELH Forget that directing class FOUND, FOUND, FOUND: ------4/ 28 ·Mediw ______4/28 ---, a bed, Friendship rings, match and the UB. who needs it? Love your Kappa The Daily Eastern News has TKES good luck during Alpha Taus are psyched for making (Boone, Bart. .). ______4/29 Delta Sisters (sopranos & many items (keys, glasses, greek games, love your little \\eel Greek games! towels under the door, Happy Toga! !! Toga!! !Toga1 11 altos)! etc.) that have been turned in. sisters. ______4/27 daze & nites, & many more to ______4/29 4127 If you are missing something, ______4/27 come. 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tern's athletic 1 o-month delay in rts broadcast pac agreement with toon'was inked T stern, which did tract with Charle: IC in March, opt• Mattoon static funding from Ei etic Director R.C We are extreme BH becoming ou ing Eisner as our r Don�t Miss Wooddell agreei1 Author! Author!

Fri. 4/29/8.3- 6130 & 9:00 p.m. University Ballroom S 1.25 1983 4th Annual Mr. E.l.U. DATE: May 1, 1983 PLACE: McAfee South

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Rules: anyone who competes .i nthe prejudging must also compel at the final judging presentation. NO OIL, CREAMS, TANNING SOLUTIONS, ETC. WILL BE PERMITTED AT ANY TIME. NO JEWELRY. SOLID COLOR POSING TRUNKS ONLY (no stripes, insignia or other designs). In general, .the latest rules of the IPA will apply and GET i all dei;:is ons of the Illinois Physique Association by Leslie Talley representatives are final. Taurus. This year you 'll focus on getting in shape (usually Taurus' idea of sports is the sidelines) and being too in­ CRAZY! · Schedule: Check-in will be at 1- 0:00 dulgent over last year, you'll have good control over No, this week hasn't gotten to us yet. We aren't going crazy · (Preregistration) yourself. that you will take a double take when on Tues­ . but we do know Prejudging will begin at 11:0 0 "Astrology is based on the theory that anything done at a are admitted to a total night of movie madness day, May 5, you Final Judging will begin at 2:00 p.m. unique particular time, such as birth has the qualities of that from 7-10 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom for c · y 25s (and this is Awards: Trophies will be awarded to the first three unique time," according to Marcella Ruble, astrologist and error). not a typing places. Plaques will be given to "best legs", palmist. Marcella· will be revealing what the stars have to say year's Crazy Daze you can enjoy such quick In honor of this "best abdominal muscles" and "best poser". about anyone from Aries to Virgos in the Union Walkway Corpus" , "Bedtime Worries" , "Tit for .:lassies as "Habeus Certificates will be given out to all contestants. Lounge on Monday, May 2 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. as a part of Tat", and "We Want Our Mummy". And that is just a sample of D Crazy aze. the side splitting fun flicks that will be shown. Entry Fee: $10.00. Checks made payable to Astrology has been popular among people around the world ! Where else can you get a whole night of So, don't hesitate Eastern Illinois University and must ac· since the beinning of time. Some people refuse to begin a day ·Also, be sure to look for details on the fun for only a quarter. company the entry form. without them, while others say it's nonsense. "People love to upcoming events being sponsored for your enjoyment by hear about themselves," says Marcella and whether you're a University Board like: RIVERCITY PHOTOGRAPHY, Wednes­ skeptic or an avid believer, Marcella's 80 percent prediction in the Union Walkway. For only �2.00 go on a day, May 4, Public Admission: a accuracy is sure to amaze you . Using a book of planet ry posi­ journey into the past. Have your portrait taken and see yourself c $1 .00 Students with valid l.D. tions, Marcella makes predictions by examining the exa t uni­ have looked 100 years ago. (more details as you would $1 . 50 Non-Students que order of planets present at the time of a person's birth and next week) . PICK UP YOUR ENTRY FORM IN THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES comparing those planetary influences to those of the present CENTER NOW! day. Marcella Ruble has visited many Universities and Conven­ tions, always receiving great acclaim for her presentations. Sue Wesley, porgram director from University of Wisconsin, said she was " . . . One of the few individuals I've heard who VT-TV dissolve the veil of mystery surrounding the psychic abilities Schedule IT�S A CONTEST and make them appear as natural as the five other senses." The VT-TV is located outside "She is a charming and special lady and everone enjoyed her ' U'1iversity Board's Homecoming Committee is sponsoring a the east n tremendously," said Bonnie Scnafrath, manager of Sheridan entrance of the Universi­ Design-a-Cover contest. The winning e try will be featured on e lnn-WalderJ. f ty Ballroom, in the Video Tape the cover of th 1 983 Homecoming booklet. The contest is Something celestial is happening ·in the Union Walkway Lounge. open to all students and faculty at EIU. The rules are as Lounge on May 2 that you won't want to miss! follows: 1. The entry can be done onany type of white 9:00 .... . Sgt. Pepper's Lonely paper. It should be no smaller than 5"x7" and no CRAZYDAZ E Heart's Club Band larger than 8Y2'x1 1 " . . ·10:30 ... , ...... Meatballs 2. Entries hould be done in black pen or marker, In· dia ink, dark pencil, or ebony pencil. ·. 12:00 ...... Greek Sing Kickoff 3. Entries must include the words "Homecoming '. 1 :30 ...... Blues Brothers TIMOTHY P. AND THE RURAL ROUTE THREE· is currently ; 1 983" and the theme "EIU Goes Hollywood". one of the hottest groups on the performance trail. They have 4. All entries should be turned in no later than 5:00 spent the past years playing the best country music to ever hit p.m. Monday, May 2 to the Student Activities the highway. Featured in the Clint Eastwood movie "Every Office, 2nd floor, Union. Which Way But Loose" this group will also be featured as a 5. Contestants should include their name part of this year's Crazy Daze kickoff. phone number on the back of the entry. Also, there wll be a kickoff cookout accompanying the con­ The decision the of the judges is final. cert. For your enjoyment you can munch out on brats ($2.00). Any questions-contact Suzie Newkirk 581-51 17, 345-7612, corn on the cob (.65). baked beans (.55), and of course, or Things Go Better with Coke (.45). The cookout will be from 4 - Marci Garling 581 -2906. 6 p.m. on the Library Quad. So , be sure to set time aside to much and rock out with the A prize will be awarded for the best entry. best: TIMOTHY P. & THE RURAL ROUTE THREE and Univer­ sity Board. HELP GET HOMECOMING '83 STARTED. SUBMIT YOUR rby Flowers BEST ENTRIES NOW! !! stem's baseball t ect squeeze play in Tuesday to defeat � ois 3-2 at Monier R Advanced Ticket ith the score em's Troy Harper Sales ack-to-back singl Advanced tickets may be purchased for all University st and Board-sponsored events one week prior to the date of third with the event. Tickets may be purchased at the Union Box Torricelli. Office, Monday through Friday, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. orricelli, the Panth DATE EVENT llCKET up to the plate a SALES ect squeeze bun BEGIN 4-29 Author! Author! NOW r and gave East 5-3 Movie Night NOW boosts its record to Rocky Horror he difference be I , I I � 5-6 Picture Show 4-29 (�"'{;?,... <5. � losing is execution, h Tom McDevitt ilstem News astern signs sports broadcast contract with WLBH John Humenik Voice of the Panthers," Johnson said. reason for looking at WLBH. broadcaster for Eastern's basketball tern's athletic department ended "Eisner has given strong financial WLBH-FM, 97 on the dial , will of­ games has yet to be determined. o-month delay in signing a 1983-84 support to our program and without fer to Eastern a listenning audience of ''One of the reasons we wanted rts broadcast package when a one­ their help we would have been hard a million and a half people in the east WLBH to carry the games was to also agreement with WLBH Radio of pressed to make this go," Johnson central Illinois area. attempt to entice Ken (Wooddell) to toon

dent enrolled full­ •tern· lllinois Univer- hristensen chosen by Bengals in NFL draft by John Humenik However, Christensen was passed up in both � prejudging must NEW YORK-Jeff Christensen, one of the rounds because Cincinnati officials . said they g presentation. NO nation's top- IO college quarterbacks, became needed to add depth in other areas before lan­ iOLUTIONS, ETC. ANY TIME. NO Eastern's second highest National Football ding the 22-year-old Gibson City native. · POSING TRUNKS League draftee Tuesday. "When the fourth round ended, I wasn't other designs) . In Christensen, who holds 12 Eastern and eight really disappointed, but rather let down," i IPA will apply and conference passing records, was the Cincinatti Christensen said. "I decided to leave the house ysique Association Bengals' fifth-round selection during the 1983 and head up town. NFL college draft at the New York Sheraton "When I came back home, my parents told at 1- 0:00 a.m. Hotel. me where I was selected," Christensen added. In addition, the Panther standout and 1983 "My situation could be a lot better, but then . 111:0 0 Sp orting News· honorable mention All- again it could be much worse." 1 at 2:00 p.m. to the first three American was selected seventh among the na- Christensen said he was contacted m to "best legs", tion's top quarterbacks. throughout the season and this week by the md "best poser". "I sat this morning watching the television Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Rams, Tampa :>all contestants. and I can unbaisly say that the quarterbacks Bay Buccaneers and the New York Jets in addi­ that went ahead of me weren 1ade payable to 't that much bet- tion to the Bengals. ·sity and must ac­ ter," Christensen said. "Cincinnati expressed the most int�rest in m. "l was told Cincinnati thought I was one of me, but Green Bay as much as told me they the f.otir best quarterbacks in the country," he were going with me if I was left," Christensen - continued. "They told me they wanted m'e in said. "The Jets even flew me out to New Cincinnati." York." Christensen, who is expected to sign with the · The Panther quarterback led Eastern to an JDENT ACTIVITIES · Bengals late Sunday or early Monday, follows 11-1-1 record last season and guided the Pan­ formet Eastern center Ted Petersen as thers to their third post-season playoff tourna- Eastern's top professional recruits. · ment. Petersen was selected in the fourth round by Christensen, who holds the Eastern career the Pittsburgh Steelers during the 1977 NFL passing record with 6282 yards, was named the rEST draft. Christensen joins Petersen, Jeff Gossett Mid-Continent Conference 'Player of the (Kansas City) and Kevin Gray (New Orleans) in Week' three times and 'Offensive Player of the ie is sponsoring a the NFL. Year' last season. will be featured on ' . let. The contest is In addition, Bob Norris, a 1982 All- The Panther also holds the record for most The rules are as American and Christensen teammate, was passing yards in a game with 409, most selected by Tampa Bay in January during the touchdown passes in a game, six, and most con- any type of white United States Football League college draft . secutive passes without an interception at 83. than 5"x7" and no Christensen, who rates as Eastern's finest "I've got no chip on by shoulder following

< pen or marker, In­ quarterback, was ranked eighth among quarter- my college career, even though some people pencil. backs going into Tuesday's draft . The former . didn't believe in me," Christensen said. "I was >rds "Homecoming Panther said he was told to expect a possible never really turned loose at Eastern. :>es Hollywood". third or ·at least a fourth-round selection. "I'm very appreciative of my college honors, 1 no later than 5:00 Eastern standout quarterback Jeff Christensen, who was

· "They (Cincinatti) told me there was a good but college was just a step for me," he con­ Student Activities cted Tuesday by the Cincinnati Bengals in the fifth round of possibility that they would select me anywhere tinued. "It's now just a question of time uritil I NFL draft, follows a block during a game last season. (News � their name and photo) after the second round, so I just waited by the the entry. (See CHRISTENSEN, page 17) phone." Christensen said. 1-51 17, 345-7612, wait Sal ukis Inside Sluggers edge tough Illinois squad 3-2 D. SUBMIT YOUR Kirby Flowers capable of playing that type of ball second frame when the Illini's Doug Softball splif Eastern's baseball team executed a even when we're hurting from in­ Jones singled to right, advanced to se­ Eastern's softball team con­ feet squeeze play in the eighth inn­ juries." cond on a ground out and eventually tinued to struggle Tuesday split­ Tuesday to defeat the University of Panther pitcher Kevin Gordon, 2-2, scored on Rob Pullen's double to right ting a double-header with Illinois · ois 3-2 at Monier Field. posted the win for Eastern as he reliev­ field. State at the women's softball field. With the score deadlocked 2-2, ed starter Dave McWhorter in the However, the Panthers fought back et See page 15 tern's Troy Harper and Jeff Yocum seventh inning. in the fifth inning when Bob Schlechte back-to-back singles to put runners "We had excellent pitching all reached first base on an error. for all University Draft first and third with one out. Enter around," McDevitt said. "McWhorter Kevin Smith moved Schlechte to se­ NFL Jr to the date of Stanford's John Elway, the 1t the Union Box Torricelli. pitched a super ballgame. I couldn't cond with a sacrifice and Steve Hall Baltimore Colts No. 1 choice in the a.m. to 3 p.m. Torricelli, the Panther catcher, step­ ask for a better effort. And Gordon followed with a walk. Later, Brian NFL draft Tuesday, is considerin llCKET up to the plate and layed down a came in and did a fine job." Jones advanced both runners on a g SALES rfect squeeze bunt that scored The Panther victory avenges a loss to ground-out to short. forgoing · football for a baseball BEGIN career. rper and gave Eastern the victory the Illifii April 12 in . Champaign. Il­ Kevin Seitzer, who leads Eastern at NOW See page 17 NOW t boosts its record to 16-9. linois' hurler Tony Leonardi took the the plate with a .415 average entering "The difference between winning loss as the· Illini fell to 19-18 on the Tuesday's game, followed with a two­ 4-29 d losing is execution," Eastern head season. out triple to left field scoring Schlechte ch Tom McDevitt said. "We are Illinois took the early 1-0 lead in the (See SLUGGERS, page 17) April 2 7, 1983 14 Wednesday,

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astern's Nancy Kassebaum successfully steals second base Tuesday during Panthers 8-1 victory over Illinois State University in the first game of a twinbill. ever, the Panthers fell to the Redbirds 5-1 in the nightcap. (News photo by · e Schroeder) ftballers spl it with ISU Kathy Leahy who led off with a walk, scored on an astern's softball team split its infield hit by Mary Tiegs to give the J ble-header with Illinois State Tues­ inning of Panthers a 1-0 lead after one "'"" ·t at the women's softball field, but play. Tim Werneke Mary Tiegs Panthers were dealt a major set­ The Panthers, 16-8, continued to hit Men's Track Softball k when two Panther starting pit­ well as Eastern increased its advantage From Park Forest- Outfielder from Lake CretelMonee scored a meet rs were injured. to 5-0 in the third frame on three hits Bluff· Libertyville. went 4 for 7 high 24 points winning the II-American Kathy Richards and and two Redbird errors. in the doubleheader against 3.000 meter steeplechase . dy Muskopf both suffered injuries Sharon Cizek led off the inning for DePaul Sunday, raising her , placing second in the 10,000 ing Tuesday's twinbill, leaving the Panthers with an infield hit and ad­ ' batting average 20 points to eter run & third in the 5.000 .384. tern with one starting pitcher. vanced to second on an error which put eter run at the Mid-Continent 'Losing two pitchers is a blow for us Lori Conine on first. onference Championship this ast weekend. it is possible that Donna (Ridgway) Kassebaum followed with a single to _ Id be pitching two games load the bases and Cizek and Conine ursday,'' Eastern head coach Dean­ eventually scored on an error by Il­ D' Abbraccio said. "But chances are linois State catcher Kris Rau. good that at least Sandy will be Kassebaum later stole second base k before then." and moved to third, while Tiegs reach­ ichards, who started the first game, ed first on a fielders choice. - pulled from the contest after ag­ Kassebaum then scored and Tiegs went vating an upper-arm injury she suf­ to third on a Kathy Trnka single. d during Sunday's contest against Tiegs eventually scored on a passed au!. ball to give Eastern a 5-0 advantage. Congratulations to the 'Kathy aggravated the injury she Illinois State, 12-13, scored its lone Sunday. She looked like she was in run in the fourth inning when Denise

· so I pulled her," D'Abbraccio Sarna reached base on an error by Kassebaum and crossed the plate on a New Sigma Pi Actives 'As of now we are not sure how bad single by Kim Mecum . hy's arm is," D' Abbraccio added. Eastern added a pair of runs in the e will just have to wait and see.'' fifth frame and scored a lone run in the uskopf injured her throwing hand sixth inning to end the scoring in the 'le batting in the nightcap. She had first contest. Mil�e AnderscH;) bed three and two-thirds innings. Ridgway earned the win to lift her "Sandy has three swollen fingers on record to 7-3 and lowered her ERA to pitching hand," D'Abbraccio 1.13. Freshman Diane Broadwater . "We will know tomorrow how took the loss for the Redbirds . 'ous it is, but I think she will be Eastern's Muskopf, 1-2, took the " y. loss for the Panthers in the nightcap, espite the injuries, Eastern had no while Illinois State's Lynn Thompson, ble handling the visiting Redbirds 5-6, notched the victory. ord the first game and notched an 8-1 ".Donnadid a great job coming into ory, but the Panthers struggled in both games to pitch in relief," D'Ab­ nightcap and lost 5-1. braccio said. "We played our best games of the In the second contest, Illinois State on defensively, especiallly in the scored all of its runs in the fo urth inn­ . ,. t game," D'Abbraccio· said. "I ing on five hits and one error . ught we played very well as a team. Eastern appeared to be threatening "We just got behind in the second in the fifth inning when Fran Stalter e _and couldn't catch up," D'Ab­ and Conine reached base on con­ ccio added. "I did think we put up secutive singles. But Ridgway flew out 'ce effort, but we just fell short.'' to left field and Stalter was caught off In the first contest, Eastern opened second base to end the inning with a scoring when Nancy Kasseba um, double-play. adres defeat Cubs, 10-8 HICAGO (AP)-Terry Kennedy, loss. e Garvey and Tim Flannery hit Both teams scored in the first inning. Mike Scuteri e runs, pacing a 17-hit attack that San Diego on consecutive doubles by John Heinz ered the San Diego Padres to a 10- Gene Richards and Juan Bonilla and 'ctory over the Chicago Cubs Tues- the Cubs on ·Gary Woods' second home run of the season. Dove Widdel ennedy and Garvey tagged con­ Sixta Lezcano's RBI-single in the tive seventh-inning shots, and third and Flannery's first major-league n Montefusco, 2- 1, won it as Luis home run in the fourth gave the Padres Jobi eon earned his second save. a 3-1 lead. Good 'ever Craig Lefferts, 0- 1, took the Wednesday, April 2 7, 1 983 The Dally EasternN

Christens get the breaks. Christensen Eastern offem Dickerson, wh ty of Minnesot in landing Tues "Dickerson he couldn't Christensen sai Tonite is· Christensen Charleston Th Rock-n-Roll. / Pen Nite cinnati official tices with the ''Donate a working through Sunda Sluggers ink pen and get in and Hall to g' edge. . tor Seitzer was i FREE" BA NKROLL gulled a ham rounded secon< Doors open at 8:00 "The injury to Illinois answe $500.0 the sixth frame when the Illini Diet Rite, RC or with a double a1 1 00 a Joe Olker sing Neither squi anything going liter eighth inning w. RC Cola 2 bases with two 99(i: third baseman inj ured Sietzer, Have I got a "Harper was magazine for high school," M did a good job you! Sietzer can't pl play third for us. The Panthe Carbondale in a at Monier Field. 50� McDevitt sai� have as much t enjoyed in the p bondale coath, I would field an e

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Christensen_from page 13 get the breaks." Christensen said he believes former Eastern offensive coordinator Chuck Dickerson, who is now at the Universi­ ty of Minnesota, helped him the most in landing Tuesday's NFL selection. "Dickerson helped me out a lot, but he couldn't do it by himself," Christensen said. Christensen said he will leave Charleston Thursday to meet with Cin­ cinnati officials Friday. He said prac­ tices with the team will be conducted through Sunday.

Sluggers __fr om page 13 and Hall to give the Panthers a 2-1 edge. Seitzer was inj ured on the play as he p,ulled a hamstring muscle when he rounded second base. McDevitt said, "The injury to Seitzer really hurts us." Illinois answered with a Jone tally in the sixth frame to knot the score at 2-2 when the Illini's Brian White led off with a double and eventually scored on a Joe Olker single to center field. Neither squad . was able ·to get anything going offensively until the the eighth inning when Hli_nois loaded th� On run . Eastern's No. 1 player, Jay J ohnson: hustles after a Thursday in a conference clash at Valparaiso, I nd. (News iter bases with two out, but a fine pfay by volley during a match over the weekend at Weller courts . photo by Sam Paisley) third baseman Harper, filling in for the The Panther tennis s quad will battle Valparai�o University injured Sietzer, ended the Illini threat. "Harper was a third baseman in high school," McDevitt said .." And he Elway rejects Colts, may ·play baseball did a good job there for us today. If Sietzer can't play tomorrow he will NEW YORK (AP)-The Baltimore prize since Joe Namath, said he would baseball than I was before." play third for us.'' Colts, unable to strike the right deal forgo football for a baseball career The Colts, however, insisted they did The Panthers will battle SIU­ for the No. 1 choice in the National with the New York Yankees unless the · not draft Elway just to trade him Carbondale in a double-header 1 p.m. Football League draft, gambled and Colts trade him to a West Coast team elsewhere. . at Monier Field. apparently lost when they picked Stan­ in the next few days. Elway told the Colts before the draft McDevitt said the Salukis do not ford quarterback John Elway. Just as "As I stand here now, it's going to he didn't want to play for them and he I . have as much talent this year as it has they they turned down trades, Elway be baseball," the 6-foot-2 All­ left no doubt Juesday in talking with enj oyed in the past, but added the Car­ turned down the Colts. American told a news· confernece in Baltimore Coach Frank Kush that he bondale coach, Richard "Izzy" Jones, Elway, a pure dropback passer who San Jose, Calif. "I hav�n't ruled out would not change his miild. would field an excellent team. was called the biggest quarterback football yet, but I'm a lot closer to

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Baseball Detroit 8 7 .553 v. May 6-Phil. at New York May 5 Chicago at Edmonton· Sund1y's Results New Yori!vi. Baltimore Cleveland 8 9 .471 1 Y2 May 8-New York at Phil May 8-Edmonton at Chicago Birmingham 21 , Oakland 9 (Baltimore leads aeries 2·1 ) NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 8 9 .471 1% Miiwaukee vs. Boston May 1 0-Chicago at Edmonton Philadelphia 23, Boston 16 Baltimore 11, New York 4 April 27-Milwaukee at Boston Tampa Bay 30, Washington 23 Eastern Division Toronto 7 9 .438 2 Baltimore 8, New York 3 April 29-Milwaukee at Boston WALES CONFERENCE Saturday's Results o/o GB Western Division w L Pct. Ny Islanders vs. Boston Western Division May 1 -Boston at Milwaukee Michigan .34, Los Angeles 24 Kan11s Cty vs. Si n Diego Montreal 9 5 .643 Tuesday's Result Kansas City 9 5 .643 May 2·Boston at Milwaukee Arizona 24, Denver 3 (San Diego leads 2-0) SI. Louis 8 5 .615 y, NY Islanders at Boston,n California 11 7 .61 1 May 4-Milwaukee al Boston San Diego 9, Kansas City 4 Philadelphia 9 6 .600 y, April 28·NY Islanders at Boston Soccer Texas 10 8 .556 1 May 6·Boston at Milwaukee x-Tuesday-Kansas Cty at San Diego Pittsburgh 7 .500 2 April 30-Boston at NY Islanders Oakland 9 8 .529 1% May 8-Milwauke� al Boston St. LOUii vs. Wichita 5 New York 4 10 .286 May 3·Boston at NY Islanders FINAL R Chicago 7 9 .437 3 Western Conference (Series tied at 1-1) Chicago 4 12 .250 6 May 5-NY Islanders at Boston Minnesota 8 11 .421 3 y, Los Angeles vs. Portland MISL STANDINGS Wichita 6, St. Louis 5 OT � 1 May 7 -Boston al NY Islanders 4) Seattle 6 14 .300 6 (Los Angeles leads series 1 ·0) EASTERN DIVISION St. Louis 8. Wichita 2 Western Divislon May 1 O·NY Islanders al Boston Los Angeles 118, Portland 97 L Pct. GB x-Tuesday-St. Louis at Wichita Atlanta 13 3 .813 w Late games not included April 26-Portand at Los Aogeles 30 18 .625 x-Games played only if necessary Los Angeles 13 4 .765 y, y-Baltimore Tuesday's Results April 2 9·Los Angeles al Portland x-Cleveland 29 19 .604 1 Cincinnati 10 8 .556 4 Football Cleveland 7. Minnesota 1 May 1 -Los Angeles at Portland x�hicago 28 20 583 2 San Diego 8 10 .444 6 Soccer s Milwaukee 4, Chicago 3 May 3-Portland at Los Angeles USFL STANDINGS x-New York 24 24 .500 6 »e Houston 13 .316 8% 6 Kansas City 10, New York 4 , May 6-Los Angeles at Portland 24 24 500 6 - San Francisco 5 13 .278 9 ATLANTIC CONFERENCE Pittsburgh May 8·Portland at Los Angeles NASL STANDINGS cer, etc. Texas 2, Toronto 1 w PF PA Buffalo 22 26 .458 8 Baltimore at Oakland,n Denver vs. San Antonio .388 11 Eastern Division Late games not included Philadelphia 7 168 73 Memphis 19 30 Boston at Seattle,n April 26-Denver at San Antonio w L BP Pts Tuesday's Results Boston 5 3 182 153 Wednesday's Games April 2 7 -Denver at San Antonio Montreal 0 3 9 �crosse Houston 2, Montreal 0 New Jersey 2 6 123 189 WESTERN DIVISION Minnesota at Cleveland April 29-San Antonio at Denver Toronto 1 0 2 8 San Diego 10, Chicago,8 Washington . 7 117 192 w Pct GB Chicago at Milwaukee May 2-San Antonio at Denver New York 0 1 1 Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 1 y-San Diego 32 16 667 Kansas City at New York May 4-Denver at San Antonio Chicago 0 0 0 _, Pittsburgh 3, San Francisco 0 CENTRAL CONFERENCE x-Wichita 27 21 .563 5 Toronto at Texas May 6-San Antonio at Denver Cincinnati 7, New York 0 w L PF PA x-Kansas City 26 22 .542 6 rJ.! Detroit at California May 8-Denver at San Antonio Southern Division Atlanta 10, Philadelphia 4 Tampa Bay 6 2 167 154 x-St. Loi.;is 26 22 .542 6 Baltimore at Oakland w BP P s Wednesday's Games Chicago 5 3 183 112 Phoenix 24 24 .500 8 i Boston at Seattle Tampa Bay 1 4 10 New York at Cincinnati Hocke� Michigan 4 4 152 152 Golden Bay 17 31 .354 15 Team Amer. 1 0 0 4 Los Angeles at St. Louis Birmnghm 3 4 101 105 Los Angeles 8 40 .157 34 Tulsa 0 0 3 ORE Houston at Montreal NBA Playoffs DIVISIONAL FINALS Ft Lauderdale 0 0 0 San Diego at Chicago Eastern Conference (Best of seven) PACIFIC CONFERENCE y-Clinched division x-Clinched playoff spot Philarielohiaa t Atlanta (Best of Seven) Cambell Conference w PF PA Side Western Division Philadelphia vs. New York Chicago v1. Edmonton Los Angeles 4 4 123 130 MISL Playoffs w L BP Pts AMERICAN LEAGUE (Phil. leads series 1 ·0J (Edmonton lead• serlas 1-0) Denver 4 4 100 126 Eastern Division Jare Vancouver 1 0 9 9 Eastern Division Phil. 112, New York 102 Edmonton 8, Chicago 4 Arizona 3 4 148 186 Chicago vs. Cleveland Golden Bay_ 0 0 0 0 w L Pct. GB April 27·New York at Phil. Tuesday's Results Oakland 3 5 132 124 (Cleveland leads aeries 2-1) San Diego 0 0 0 0 Baltimore 9 7 .563 April 30·Phil. at New .Vork Chicago at Edmonton,n Chicago 9. Cleveland 5 Seattle 0 0 0 BS BB B B iii Milwaukee 9 7 .563 May 1 ·Phil. at New York May 1 ·Edmonton al Chicago Monday's Results Cleveland 5. Chicago 4 Boston 8 7 .553 y, May 3-New York at Phil. May 3·Edmonton at Chicago Chicago 1 7. New Jersey 14 Cleveland 7.Ch icago 5

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