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Daily Eastern News: October 27, 2006 Eastern Illinois University Eastern Illinois University The Keep October 2006 10-27-2006 Daily Eastern News: October 27, 2006 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2006_oct Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: October 27, 2006" (2006). October. 20. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2006_oct/20 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 2006 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in October by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "TELL THE TRUTH AND DON'T BE AFRAID." WWW.DENNEWS.COM Eastern Illinois University, Charleston FOOTBAL1 I EASTERN AT TENNESSEE-MARTIN VERGE A haunted house brings thrills, chills to Charleston » When Scott Kelley first saw Ashmore Estates, he was instantly intrigued by the building. And that was even before he knew the legends and lore that surround the local institution. Kelley has opened up the Asylum as a haunted house that will be open through October 31. SPORTS Cross country gets ready for OVC Championship » The Ohio Valley Conference Championship is what teams have prepared all season long for. The other meets were mainly about practice and preparation for this meet ONLINE 20 Dennews. PODCASTS com has completed 20 podcast in 20 days JAY aAllEC I THE DAILY EASTERll llm » But they're Acting head coach Mark Hutson discusses the game plan with junior quarterback Cole Stinson during the Homecoming game with Murray State last still working on Saturday at O'Brien Stadium. The Panthers play Saturday at Tennessee-Martin in a game between the top two teams in the Ohio Valley Conference. more. Head to the site to listen to podcasts with Lynn O'Brien and find out what it is like to be barely 20 and have your own CD. Listen to Showdown at Martin listen to the complete version of sports All Access interview or browse our older Undefeated teams vie cwo nationally-ranked O hio Valley The Panthers arc expecting a Webb Jr., who leads the conference with 131 yards per game, and podcasts and listen to interviews with for first place Saturday Conference teams have played since game just as good chis weekend. Oct. 12, 2002. "Ic's going co be a dogfight," said sophomore Norris Smith. Flogging Molly and other celebrities. In that game becween che No. wide receiver Ryan Voss. "They're a The Skybawks (6-1, 3-0) have BJ Marco Santana 9 ranked Panthers and No. 19 great team." a little Thunder and Lightning of Associate sports ecfrtor Easrern Kentucky, che Tony Romo­ The match-up will be one their own. led offense cook control of che ball between two similar reams. Junior Donald Chapman is third It's beeo a long time. with 43 seconds left in the game. Both teams are ranked in rhe in the conference with 101 yards Daylight savings time When the No. 14 Panthers play Romo ran die ball inco the Top 15 per game while Marcus Dawson the No. 12 Tennesec-Manin on end wne as time expired and the The Panrhers (5-3, 4-0 OVC) are Saturday, it will be che first time Panthers bear the Colonels 25-24. Jed by senior running back Vincent H SEE SHOWDOWN, PAGE 10 / APPORTIONMENT BOARD I UB LECTURE FUNDING TABLED HOUSING AND DINING I EXTENDED REFURBISHMENT PLAN Fall back an hour on AB not 'cash cow,' Ten Years, October 29 at 2a.m. UB funding tabled 70 Million Dollars ELECTIONS By Matt Hopf the Spotlighr Series. Campus housing, student affairs. GET READY TO Student Government Reporter Another series also proposed dining upgraded Mark Hudson, director of is rhe Crossfire series. Ir would Eastern's University Housing and VOTE University Board will have ro bring speakers who would have Dining Services, said chere is so n Days left until the November 7 present to Apportionment Board a debate style lecture with By Ann Beauchane much going into this projecc that elections next week as their $35,000 lecture audience interaction. The series Pounce Ontine Reporter "it's kind of hard ro get your arms proposal was tabled ar Thursday's would cover conrroversial copies around it." meeting. chat Patterson said students said Originally posted on/ine on The housing renovations from Melissa Schaefer, UB vice chair, they would like to see. 10112106 - New furniture, fresh the 10-year plan have bee.n ta.king and Kendall Patterson, lectures Board member Eric Wilbur paint and a cleaner living space for place for a few years now as coordinator, presented the proposal was concerned about the large residents arc a few of the upgrades residence halls are being upgraded 12 that would bring bigger-named amounc of money UB was asking .Eastern has provided with its 10- and filled wirh new furniture, speakers to Eastern. for. Including the current request, year, $70 million housing plan. Hudson explained. n When you vote bring While rhere was no official UB has asked for about $70,000, "1he master plan for Housing These cover all on-campus your drivers license or your voter speaker list, ideas included which amounts to a 28.44 percent and Dining Services is a very living spaces, such as residence registration card. "Apprentice" winner Bill Rancic, increase in chis year's budget, comprehensive, sysrcmaric initiative hall housing and food services, MTV news correspondent Wilbur said. designed to improve our facilities in addition to Greek court, on­ n For more information, SuChin Pak and Jody Sweetin and enhance the quality of life campus aparcmenr-style housing in www.co.coles.il.us/coderk/ of "Full House" fame. Bigger­ issues of our on-campus srudents," namespeakers would be a pan of » SEE FUNDING, PAGE 10 said Dan Nadler, vice president for » SEE 10 YEARS, PAGE 11 ---U news www.DfNNEWSCOM I THE !WIY EASTEBN NEWS I FRIDAY 10 2706 CAMPUS I STUDENT GOVERNMENT newsstaff ProdllCtlo• staff ~ supenlSOf ---·.. ········--·Tom Roberts t(ight met Nora Maberry Altollt Tiie Daily Euteni News Ind Des9iet-----Hoty Hensdicn The Oaiy Eastern ll<W5 IS p-oQlced by the students Ccpy ed:ors. Oris Wlldc!I ol Eas!rrn llinoos ~ It IS pitilished daiy Monday th.-oogh fnday. In Owtcston, IL, ~ bl Diversity - l.iza8ishlon ll1Cl spring semeslers and ttncc weet.ly dlmg ~ ------·--·--Btandon Campbell Of .... _,,_.. __•• Kevin~ sanmer term except during university vaanons Online prodoction ..... - ............................. 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