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c;heatsheet Eastern CAMPUS DEN editorial cartoonist adjusts to wins national award » David Pennell, an editorial cartoonist for The Daily Eastern News, was named Editorial utility prices Cartoonist of the Year at the National College Media Convention By Dylan Divit in St. Louis this weekend. Staff P.eporter See his reaction and a sample of the winning work inside. Elecuic and gas prices are said to increase drastically chis winter, Page 3 to combat che high inHu:X Eastern emers new electric contract to avoid paying extreme prices. CAMPUS Eastern is currently ac the end Getting to Know features of its energy contract with Ameren and is paying the tariff rate agreed city mayor John Inyart by the Interstate Commerce Inyart talks to news editor » Commission. Sarah Whitney about his reasons Keeping with the same providers for running for mayor, the issues would have increased Eascern's facing Charleston and the city's bar electric bills by 102 percent, hours. Read it all in this week's Getting » SEE llTIUTY, PAGE 9 to Know.

Page 5 ,, Eastem's utility bill last year was $1.7 milion, this year's bill is $2.3 m~lion SPORTS j Eastern' s football team ,, The coal that heals the campus .. deals with f alt out from los.s increases from $57 to $82 a ton n After losing to Tennessee­ Martin this weekend, Eastern's ,, Flldng tile coal burning plant postseason hopes are on the costs $13 mtllion ropes. Find out exactly what needs n Residence halls use 54 percent of to happen, as well as where they Eastern's utilities. ended up in this week's I-AA poll in today's sports section. STATE I GENERAL ASSEMBLY Page 1Z Wireless Act SPORTS Women's soccer hosts first-round OVC tourney to help clarify » Eastern's women's soccer team takes their third seed into the Ohio Valley Conference tournament phone bills against No. 6 Tennessee-Martin. ERIC HJLTNER I THE DAILY EASTHN NEWS The match starts at 1:30 p.m. By Kevin Kenealy today at Lakeside Field. Connie Bickers stands in front of a portrait of her son SPC Cory Hubbell, dlrawn by Eastern's Cameron Onfine Reporter Schilling, after the opening of "Portrait of a Soldier" in the University Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. Page 12 University Union on Monday evening. The Wrrelcss Consumer Protection Acr wasn't passed when first brought co the legislarure two years ago. However, Democratic Soldiers fade to gray Representative of che 36ch District and main sponsor of the bill James D. Brosnahan looks to endorse it Eastern student December. His pictures are displayed they arranged was chat of an Army once again chis November. preserves images of in the University Ballroom in the specialist, Charles Neeley, also from According co Brosnahan, ELECTIONS Marrin Luther King Jr. University lvlattoon. · HB0827 was not passed because GET READY fallen soldiers in pencil Union through Nov. 2. "I got co see the whole process of differences between the Below each pieture IS the soldier's from the very beginning when chey stare legislature and che Illinois TO VOTE By Chris Essig name, age, military depamnent, got the body co when they laid it Telecommunications Association. » Days left until the Nov. 7 Senior Oty Reporter hometown and a quick description in the cemetery," Schilling said. "So Yer he has said while the elections: about the soldier's death. I got to see how the community competmve markerplace has Cameron Schilling's memorial Some were long like Sceven got involved and it really had an improved the quality of che honors the 138 fallen Illinois Menneneyer of Granite City who impression on me so I decided I industry, he has also claimed chat soldiers since Sept. 11 with just a died on Aug. 8 when his UH-68 wanted to (the portrait) for their there are some companies chat pencil. crashed in the vicinity of Korean family. aren't honest with their consumers. The memorial fearures portraits Village in Iraq. His remains were "I went home and did a skecch Proposed by the Sea re's Attorney 8 by Schilling of the soldiers who found the nexr two days. and was able to give ic ro chem Richard Devine and introduced have died in Afghanistan and Iraq Some were short, listing the personally. Jusr seeing their reaction to the legislature in January 2004 » When you vote, bring since che war on terror began. cause of death as non-combat just inspired me co do more." by Brosnahan, the act will require your drivers license or voter Tuesday night, Le. Gov. Pat related, aircraft related, because of The first time Jane Neeley-Tate cell phone companies to supply registration card. Quinn and Eastern president l 2mm rockets because of a mortar saw chat portrait was ac her son's che cerms of their contracts for Lou Hencken officially opened atta.ck or simply just killed. funeral. She was shocked at first, service and ocher information » For more information, the memorial titled "Portrait of a The memorial began when but also p1oud. She also said chat for consumers and include it in a www.co.coles.il.us/coclerk/ Soldier." Schilling was working at his family's ic's not just her son's picrure chat publication and advertising. Schilling is from Maccoon funeral home in Mattoon during and will graduate from Ea.seem in che summer. One of che funerals· H SEE 'RAY, PAGE 2 » SEE ACT, PAGE 9 -U news WWW DENNEWS COM I THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS I IUESDAY 10 31 06 sstaff

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•. ~.edu Business manager .Belsy lewd The Daily Elsttrn News IS pmted willl S"f Ilk on ,, ___,, __ ...... (~.edu recycled newspml. EllC HILTllEll/TllE DAILY WTEllll IEWS Senior political science major Cameron Schilling speaks before the opening of "Portrait of HAPPY HALLOWE.E.N ! a Soldier." Schilling has been making portraits of soldiers from Illinois that have fallen in Afghanistan and Iraq. ~arty's

n Gray CAMERON SCHIWNG I SENIOR POLITICAL SCIENCE MAJOR FROM PAGE I "It's kind of interesting to see that these has helped, bur chc ocher picrures people who were fighting for the rights of as well. Seeing chc reaccion of not jusr even those who aren't citizens yet." chc family, but chc community as well inspired him co do more. Schilling cried at fuse co contact See all the portraits at Schilling's Web Site: chc families, but soon realized how -.portraitofasohlier... difficulr char would be. He chcn asked the Licuccnant Governor's office if he is being drawn until the picrure is was right after the exhibit, chere could receive portraits of all chose done, like Connie Bickers, mother was a lot of people going upstairs 1305 Lincoln Ave from Illinois who died in chc of Cory Hubbell. in the capitol building to get their 217-345-6424 war. When she saw the picture, righcs as citizens," Schilling said. Open for Breakfast "They said why don't we do you Bickers described it as amazing. "Jes kind of interesting to sec chat Weekdays Sam • llam one better, why don't we make it She was impressed by how well chcsc people who were fighting for Weekends Sam - 12pm an exhibit and take it around the it was drawn and noted that every che rights of even those who aren't state ... Schilling said. "I sent just characteristic of the portrait was citizens yet." $ 10Chicken Lunch Ev.f1i:~:;!ay one c mail. chey e-mailed me back, accurate. Barack Obama introduced 2 pieces of chicken and I -;aid Ice's do it." Bickers admits her heart still Schilling when Obama visited J $ 2453 Piece Dinne Schilling goc the e-mail in mourns, bur she's happy that Eascem and Schilling was able co mashed potatoes & Gravy ..)~ 3 pieces of chicken February and on May 20 chc people care so much about her meet with him. coleslaw • biscuit mashed potatoes & Gra exhibit officially opened. son. Schilling was also on CNN coleslaw • 2 biscuits He said chat most of pictures He has met about half of the and "The Today Show," but what take about two hours. families of che soldiers he has makes the memorial worth the FRIDAY FISH SPECIAL There was one in the exhibit drawn and the reaction he gets effort is che reactions he gees from serving 4-8pm FREE CAKE that cook five hours because the from the families is what keeps the families. from 4-8 pm picture he drew was of the soldier him going. "Talking to the families was ct: 25 ALL YOU CAN EAT FRI only in full milirary gear wearing a "Every (family) has been chc: coolest part of this thing," qU • homemade meatloaf served daily (dine in only) helmet. overjoyed by it, " Schilling said. Schilling said. , Schilling gets a release from the "Meeting them is what makes ic Talking to Obama and being .,-- lieutenant governor's office when worthwhile." on television "was awesome buc I someone from Illinois has died, He said that in thi: end, every wouldn't trade chac to be able co 1p IL rn 1n 'A i rn 1111 a ru 1 which contains a pitture of the family will gee che original copy of talk with families." fallen soldier. the portrait. Schilling hopes chat in the r .Hou sing and Dining Guide: He said chere are a lot of Schilling's memorial has furore chat his portraits become a ~o instances when he has co gee a hold traveled around Illinois from concrete memorial, an actual place of rhe family for a better picture. rhe James R. Thompson building where family and friends can visit • LFinals Guide: Schilling then sends che ponraic in Chicago to the old state to pay their respects. ~ ~00 to the lieutenant governor who capitol building in In terms of plans beyond the ~ Coll the DEN today distributes chem out. Springfield. memorial, Schilling is just waiting ~ 581·2••• Many of the families don't "What was really cool (about co graduate and plans to go from know, th;1t theiJ'l.SQfl or daughter the scate capitol bwl.ding visit) ch ere. CAMPUS I JOURNALISM Student's art draws attention

Daily Eastern News the cartoonist cartoonist wins for the Daily briefs Tar Heel at Voting polls now open in Coles national award the University of North CountJ BJ Sarah WhltneJ Carolina, u Citizens registered to vote in News Editor Chapel Hill Coles County can vote before election and Mlke \ II day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 16 Last year, David Pennell Ramsey, the • QLO\JIN ~MO~(_ through Nov. 2 at the Office of the Coles overcame his fear of submitting a Dnid Pe11nell cartoonist County Oerk, Courthouse , 651 Jackson cartoon to the student newspaper. Pennell, junior for the State Ave. Room 122. Saturday hours are 9 This year, his editorial cartoons political science News at a.m. -noon. CAllTOOll IY DAVID ~EU. I TME DAILY WTElll llEWS won him a national award. Michigan Seate major, is in his third David Pennell, DEN cartoonist, won the Associated College Press Pennell placed first in editorial semester as a staff University in award for best editorial cartoon with this image of President George Residence halls sponsoring . cartoons printed lasr year in 7ht East Lansing, cartoonist for the W. Bush and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Pennell beat Halloween festivities Daily Eastern News. The Associated Mlch. DEN. out cartoonists from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and » The following halls will be Collegiate Press, which is the oldest "The ocher Michigan State University. sponsoring activities from 5-9 p.m. and largest national membership two finalists on Tuesday for Halloween. Andrews, organization for college student were good, they were really well Iran smoking cigars together. The he first walked inco the newsroom Weller, Lincoln, Thomas and Carman journalises, gave chc award. done," Pcnndl said. resulting second-hand smoke forms in Buzzard Hall. is sponsoring trick or treating on "I was pretty shocked," Pennell Penncll's win, however, did an atom-bomb cloud. Underneath "I've always wanted to have their floors for community members. said about winning. "I didn't really not surprise 7he DEN Adviser Joe chc cwo figures arc the words, something in print, as mosr Stevenson, Ford, Taylor, Thomas and expect to get fim in it. le was Gisondi. "Blowin' Smoke." cartoonists will tdl you chat's Carman will be hosting activities in exciting." "He's amazing," Gisondi said. It's images like the above thac really the whole poinc," Pennell their lobbies such as nail painting, A month ago Pennell, a junior "I'll be shocked if he doesn't make Pennell so good, Gisondi said about what finally made him haunted houses, face painting, cookie political science major, said he become an editorial cartoonist said. decide co submit a cartoon co the decorating, games and prizes. didn't know the ACP existed. (professionally) if chat's something "He understands complex issues newspaper. Greek Court will also be sponsoring "I dldn'c know the comest was he desires." and is able co simplify chem withou c "I figured the worst thing that pumpkin painting, Bozo Buckets and going on until somebody cold me I The award-winning cartoon using any words," he said. would happen would be that chey games at the NPHC House. Trick was a finalist in it," he said. shows a sketch of President George Pennell has come a long way didn't like it, chey wouldn't print it or Treating will be held at the Greek Pennell beat out Philip McFce, W. Bush and the President of since the day lase September when and I could just try agaln." chapter houses. Pemberton Hall will be having their Halloween Kids night from 7-9 tonight. STUDENT GOVERNMENT I FALL ELECTIONS

Student Senate looks for new members Theft - On Wednesday, 10/25/06 it was reported that a wallet was stolen from beneath a sweatshirt Senate looking to fill 21 seats, CECI BRINKER I DIRECTOR OF STUDENT LIFE left unattended in a hallway by the racquetball courts in Lantz Arena. deadline to hand in applications is at noon on Nov. 8 "There is obviously a GPA requirement for candidates to be Harassment by Text Message - On Wednesday, 10/25/06 an EIU student eligible to run. They also need a petition that is signed by BJ Matt Hopf reported receiving unwanted text Student Government Reporter other students of Eastern endorsing their candidacy." messages from back home.

There are 21 Student Senate scats up for grabs Criminal Damage to State Supported in the fall Student Government dcctions. registration Web sire. nine credit hours as a grad studcnc. They must Property - On Thursday, 10/26/06 it Six off-campus seats, six at-large scats and The deadline for interested students co file is get 25 student signatures co be placed on the was reported that a window in the Triad nine off-campus seats arc available. before noon on Nov. 8. Dec. 4 and 5 ballot. Computer Lab was broken by possibly Current Student Senate members arc allowed "Over che next week is when most people will "Well, for the average senator you're looking two unknown subjects. to run for re-decrion. submit, right before the deadline," said Student at chrcc office hours a week, an hour to cwo hours Grad student Mark Bates has been involved Senate Speaker Kent Ohms. a week in a senate meeting and then possibly Possession of Cannabis - Thursday, with the Student Senate for cwo-and-a-half years. There arc c:xpeccacions chat have to be met by another hour in a given week working on a 10/26/06. Referred to the Judicial He will not be running for re-dccrion this fall. Student Senate members. committee: Brinker said. Affairs Office for discipline. As a grad assistant, he has lots of other duties. "There is obviously a GPA requirement "So on average you're probably looking at six "Lee someone else have a shot," Bates said. for candidates to be eligible to run," said Ccci co seven hours a week." Harassment by Telephone - On Rich Higginbotham is anocher member Brinker, director of Srudcnc Life. Student Senate members who are committed Saturday, 10/28/06 an EIU student whose rcrm is up. "Tuey also nc:c:d a petition chat is signed co working on behalf of the students usually put reported receiving harassing telephone He is running for re-election though. Even by ocher students of Eastern endorsing their in more hours, Brinker said. calls. chough he has not filed his paperwork co run, he candidacy." Interested students can pick up an application wants to continue being che Housing committee Students must have a GPA of 2.25 and be in the Student Activities Center in chc Marrin chalr and working on updating the landlord registered for 12 credit hours as an undergrad or Luther King Jr. University Union. campus

TODAY Halloween Party UNIVERSITY I FACULTY SENATE Time I 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Location I Taylor Dining Center Student Government proposes WebCT grades 10 senate More info I 581-3333

Halloween Kids Night Professors would Presidcnr Scan Andef'jon, will By next. August. the proposal the Booth library, will also speak Time I 7 p.m. be asked to post all present chis to senate members in requests chat 100 percent of faculty at tomorrow's meeting about order co gain their support, said post biweekly grades and updated copyright issues. Location I Pemberton Hall grades online John Srimac, chair of the geology/ syllabi through Weber. Stimac also said rhc senate will More info I 581-2578 geography dcparancnt and senate Through this proposal, faculty hopefully be choosing one more BJ Jessica Kinsella recorder. members will be able co better member to the apportionment Staff Reporter Jeff Ashley, vice chair of the utilize their office hours. This is board which is chaired by Levi senate, believes a voluntary call one of many benefits faculty and Bulgar, vice president of business COMMENTS I CORRECTIONS I Two representatives from for Weber use would be the best srudcnts will experience according affairs. EVENTS Student Govcrnmcnr will make chat might be hoped for since it co the proposal. There are cwo faculty members To report any errors, local events or a proposal to Faculty Senate co would be impossible co require all The proposal docs not list any on the board, but the senate would general suggestions for future editions consider requesting all professors professors to post grades. disadvantages. like co see one more on rhc board, please contact our news editor, Sar.. to post grades on Weber or some The proposal requests that In other senate business, James Stimac said. ••m..J, via: ocher onlinc form. departments train faculty members Tidwell, journalism department The senate mcecs tomorrow Phone I 581-7942, Dave Keyes, vice president for to use Weber corecccly by next chair, and Jan Sung, assistant at 2 p.m. in the Booth Library E-mail I DEIHwsdesk@g•ail.co• academic affairs, and Student Body February. ' professor in circulation services at Conference Room 4440. Office visit I 1a11 Baz.arcl Hall. YOUR VIEW I LETIERS TOTHE EDITOR EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief I IJI• M•p•9h Ji• Allocco l Opinions Editor Smokers Managing Editor I Amr Si•pson Jar Gr•biec I Photo Editor • VIEWS News Editor I S...u WllitlleJ Ion M•betTJ I Online Editor pursuing TUESDAY DRAWN FROM THE NEWS I HOLLY HENSCHEN 10.31.06 happin~ss

I mysdf only smoke cigars, some hookah and the occasional pipe. so the ISSUE Student Senate prove ban on campus docs noc affect me as I directly as others who smoke cigarettes. their understanding of the However, I was still offended by your editorial and would like co counterpoint student body by being elected the issues you've raised. I believe you arc quite confused with how smokers see themselves - I was Diversity part of the protesters smoking on the quad, and I doubc anyone out there saw themselves as marcyrs. Instead, we were simply drawing publicicy, which requirement something I feel we accomplished considering the cwo lengthy editorial~ in the DEN today. Also, when talking with several of my fellow smokers during the unnecessary protest not once did 1 hear the word "right". I am sure the DEN has chat Student Senate needs co gee rid of the quoted somewhere (being the effective, diversicy requirement. Democracy and Freedom informative, and reliable news outlet Every year senate members scramble chat it is), but I do not know many co complete ic, and it seems every year people who would go so far as to call the chair of the diversicy committee COWMNIST I MICHAEL KLEEN smoking a right. Smoking is certainly pushes the deadline back co ensure not something as imponant as freedom all members are able co fulfill the of speech. What you may be referring requirement. co is the constantly thrown around As of lase Thursday only cwo Student notion of "smoker's righcs". This is not Senate members had completed the Say 'No!' to referring the "unalienable righc to lighc requirement and five ochers were in the up a square." le is referring co "life, process of completing it, according co libercy," and specifically 'the pursuit of "Diversity deadline looms" printed in happiness.'" And yes, I realize chat I the Occ. 27 edition of the Daily Eascem am also referencing the non-smokers News. moral legislation right co life. This is where there needs If only seven senace members have co be a compromise. The Smoke-Free completed the requirement out of Campus policy (number 171, if you 29 this far into the semcsttt, then ~pas bff ~¥afa.ncnuoo latd); ic. Anyone who dares suggest the victim were curious} should, in theory, be an something is wrong. regarding bans of all kinds: smoking bans, could have done something co prevent the excellent compromise. I support ic. Diversicy on campus is important. bans on online gambling, bans on same-sex injury is demonized as ublaming the victim." Many smokers support ic, and yes, many Eascern's location of being in the middle marriage and even bans on Trans Faes in Law and moralicy are so incercwined in of the protesters supported it. The of a comfidd presents admissions with food. chis country chat it's assumed everything reason people are so angry about the the challenge of requiting a diverse These moral and paternal laws and we find hurtful or distasteful should be ban is because it seems chat smokers are scudenc communicy co ensure the best regulations have no place in our sociecy. illegal. People need co understand chat being punished because the Universicy college experience for the universicy's They rank alongside drinking ages, sear just because a behavior is allowed by law does not enforce ics own smoking students. belt requirements, alcohol sales rcscricrions doesn't mean we condone chac behavior. The policies. However, Student Government on Sundays, drug laws and prostitution face that I personally detest smoking isn't doesn't define what "divc:i:.ily" mc:aill> in bans as further superfluous regulation and affected by whether or noc smoking is Mike Welltzloff I President of Tobacco its diversity requirement. criminalization. They~ the efforts of banned on campus or elsewhere. Likewise, Enthusiasts RSO Does it mean culture diversicy, ethnic concerned citizens using the law co impose I choose co wear my sear belt because I like diversicy or diversicy in classes or age? their moral opinion on sociecy. the added proceccion, buc why should I GUEST COWMNIST I WILL MCAULIFFE There is nothing co keep a black The function of civil government is co wane to punish someone with state enforced Student Senate member from attending maintain social order and provide secure fines for noc seeing it tbe same way? an event hosted by the Black Student scrucrures and instirutions that irs citizens The government cannot be our parent 'Staying the Union co fulfill the requirement. canrdyon. or baby-sitter, and we cannot continue Senate members are just required to Local government should make sure co weigh down the justice system with 61l out a form after the event. the garbage is picked up, srreets are unnecessary laws. Ifyou think a behavior is The form asks the srudent co explain maintained and police and fire protection bad, by all rational means cry and persuade course' cuts the event and what they learned from ic. arc provided. The state govcrnmenc should the world co think the same, bur don't cake Senate members who do not fulfill maintain highways, education standards and the easy path and criminalize the behavior. the diversicy requirement will receive an make sure its citizens have decent health By enacting laws banning things like absence. care. smoking in public places, you are not only and runs Ifa Student Senate member receives The federal government should regulate saying chat you disagree with che behavior, three absences in one semester, they trade with ocher countries and conduce you arc saying chac anyone who disagrees (U-WIRE) SOUTH BEND, Ind. will be removed from Student Senate, war when appropriate. These layers with you and breaks the ban is a criminal, - This past week White House Press according to the Stµdcnf Senate bylaws. of government should not be used by and chat is a perilous road to Secretary Tony Snow announced that O ne student in last week's article proccstors and social reformers co legislace the Bush administration will no longer said he'd attended several campus events their moral ideas or protect people from be using the phrase "stay the course" in already, but he did not want to fill out themselves. regards to our Iraqi War strategy. This che required form because he thinks it's More and more people in the United is clearly an interesting rum of events stupid. Scares seem co look ro government as "scay the course" has been hammered Leah Piea:aszcwski, committee chair institutions co protect them, both on inco our psyche for months and of diversicy affairs, said in response co the right and left sides of the political Mlcbel months, often in response co a recently student members' discontent with the spectrum. This is a dangerous mind-sec IOeu released casualcy or intelligence report requirement, "You're in the position for wherein personal rcsponsibilicy has all buc which would seem co indicate that our the students and you can only gee better vanished from the debace. Ifsomeone is current suacegy is not working. This ac your job if you understand all of hurt, the automatic assumption is chat Michael Kleen is a histofY graduate student is particularly interesting as "scay the che different backgrounds char you are there ought co have been a law co prevent He can be reached at ..klee•@eia .edu. course" was the Bush Administration's reprcsen ring." and also Bush supporters' means of Yes, senare members serve the contrasting their strategy to that of the students. Democrats: the cowardly "cut and run" Bue if the students wamed senators tactic. co be in couch wich che scudenc body FEATURED [email protected] I NORA MABERRY No issue facing America is simple chen scudencs would elect chose senators enough co be reduced to a three or four that prove they are - without the help of word credo. The utter failure of the a form. "Let's face fads, out of .20 government co control che siruation coworkers there are probably five in Iraq and to come up with a feasible strategy for both Iraqi and American The editorial is the majority opinion of you can stand. What better way to success deserves more chan three words The Daily Eastern News editorial board. block them out than loud music?" and obstinate, stubborn rhecoric which Reach the opinions editor at insiscs thac if we simply keep doinq ~·hat DElopi•lo•s@l•il.com. \Y~'tc doing, w~ ";ll,l 1\itJ. ; .' ,", Il!ES.DAY 10.31.06 I THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS I WWW.DENNEWS.COM news U GmtNG TO KNOW I JOHN INYART Mayor makes economy a priority

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WASHINGTON - The ouster WASHINGTON - Stares can of the incoming president of "They have a common language, a use their U.S. grants for abstinence Gallaudct University, che nation's education to reach our to people in leading college for the deaf, has commonality that we as hearing people cheir 20s rather than just focusing Pentagon buttressing its pabllc exposed a debate over the future on teenagers, new federal guidance relations efforts of "deaf culture" and who is an don't understand." says. ,, WASHINGTON - The Pentagon is authentic deaf person. The guidelines for this year's beefing up its public relations staff Cochlear implants and $50 million program, known as and starting an operation akin to sophisticated hearing aids arc believed a necessity as the campus been Fernandes' job as provost. Title V. include new wording about a political campaign's war room as becoming more prevalent, and struggled wich declining enrollment. "The idea of using ASL in the populations that arc chc focus Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld many deaf people learn bow to Those incoming students might che classroom was minimized," of the abstinence education. The faces intensifying aiticism <:rver the speak and read lips. now be attending mainstream linguistics professor Deborah Chen age range cited is 12 through 29 Iraq war and the public is increasingly However, many Gallaudct schools, reading lips, speaking or Pichler said Monday. "ASL is noc years old. disenchanted with the conflict. students and other deaf people have using cochlear implants. used and suppon ed as it should Wade Hom , assistant secretary In a memo obtained by the resisted technology that could allow Many scudents and faculty be." for the Administration for Children Associated Press, Dorrance Smith, them to bear. They bristle at the members grew increasingly After being picked as Gallaudct's and Families, said Congress bas assistant secretary of defense for public notion of dcafucss as a disability. concerned about her plan, and chey ninth president, Fernandes, 50, stipulated that the money should affairs, said new teams of people will And they arc intent on preserving fought to keep sign language at the spoke of expanding Gallaudct to be targeted to those most Likdy "develop messages" for the 24-hour sign language as an essential pan of school's core. ,.. embrace all kinds of deaf people - to bear children our-of-wedlock. news cycle and ucorrect the record." what they call deaf culture. Barbara Olmcn, vice president chose with cochlear implants, those He said his agency is not crying to The memo describes an operation By some accounts, Jane of Sign Media Inc., which sells who speak and chose who do noc expand who should be chc target of modeled after a political campaign Fernandes, che woman selected textbooks, CDs and ocher media sign very well. abstinence education. It's merely - such as that made famous by Bill last May ro be chc next president in American Sign Language, said "The core of who we are trying ro clarify. Ointon's 1992 presidential race war of Gallaudet, gor caught in these many deaf people have been deaf representing - American Sign "All we did in our announcement room - calling for a "Rapid Response" crosscurrents. since birth and sometimes have Language and deaf culture - will be was say if you want to target chis section that quickly answers opponents' She was born deaf but grew up family members who are deaf. expanded upon so chat we can be age group it's permissive. Ir's not a assertions. speaking and reading lips, and did "They have a really strong more inclusive of these diverse deaf requirement," Hom said. Another branch would coordinate nor learn how to sign until her 20s. community where chey really srudenrs who we hope co draw," she Although prior information "surrogates." In political campaigns, In the opinion of some students depend on each ocher," she said. rold The Associated Press in a recent on the grant program focused surrogates are usually high-level and faculty members, she was not "They have a common language, interview. on teens, one section of a grant politicians or key interest groups who adequately committed co American a commonality that we as hearing After the campus protests started, announcement said States should speak or travel on behalf of a candidate Sign Language, che primary form of people don't understand." Fernandes said chat some people did discuss the educational needs of or an issue. communication ac Gallaudet. Already, students have nor consider her "deaf enough" co people ages 20-24 and older. "ASL is thecommunication mode complained abouc difficulty be president - a claim students have One advocacy group says Fitzgerald: Keep prosecution chat so many of us grew up with," communicating with teachers and denied - and that she had become using abstinence education for decisions out of CIA leak trial said LaToya Plummer, a junior. "le campus police officers who don't a lightning rod for those frustrated rwcnrysomerhings won't work. ,, WASHINGTON - S~al Prosecutor has its own chan,ct~~ness si~. Ryan Commerson, a graduate about changes in deaf culrure. Thar's because more than 90 Patrick Fitzgerald told a federal judge and is sueh a ndi tanguaget!lif we student, said students have gorccn "I chink chat underlying all ofthis percent have already had sexual Monday that he shouldn't have to recognize its value aod do~ch hurt because 6f officers' inability to is a fear of change," Fernandes said intercourse, said James Wagoner, explain during the upcoming trial of a as we can to preserve these language communicate wich chem. in the interview. "I think it would president of Advocates for Youth, former White House aide why nobody traditions." Many of the student protesters be more healthy for the university an organization char seeks co was charged with leaking the identity of Bowing co months of sit-ins, said that creating mandatory sign if we could work on debating che help young people make a CIA operative. blockades and ocher procests from language standards for all faculty ideas, rather rhan attacking me as a responsible decisions about cheir V1Ce President Dick Cheney's former srudenrs and faculty members and safety personnel should have person." sexual health. chief of staff, I. lewis "Scooter" Libby. - and a no-confidence vote from faces trial for obstruction and perjury in the faculty - Gallaudcc's trustees January and is the only person charged voted Sunday ro revoke Fernandes' in the case. His supporters have contract. She was supposed co take 11vt 111 c1111111re111 c1re1r ..1111 c11;a accused Fitzgerald of singling out Libby office in January. while not charging the source of the Students and faculty had They will be recruiting ALL MAJORS for a variety leak, former Deputy Secretary of State complained char Fernandes was of positions at the Expo on November 3rd! Richard Armitage. aloof and autocratic and failed ro In court documents, Fitzgerald said make academic improvements as he shouldn't have to address that issue the university's provost. Bue many Dia you know they begin recruiting for at Libby's trial. While never addressing were particularly worried chat she Internships during the sophomore year? Armitage by name, Frtzgerald said it planned to reach ouc to a broader would be irrelevant to disruss other population of deaf and hard-of­ officials. hcaring srudents - which Fernandes Want to learn more about types of positions available and the recruitment. process? 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According to Cooley, Eastern Concracc and partnered with sophomore psychology major, for funds to fix the plane, or better n Utility consumes seven-mega wans • of construction companies ro replace who lives in a six-bedroom house, yec build an efficient, new plane. FROM PAGE I power annually co light the campus boilers, chillers and windows. Parr expects his ucilicy bills to be in the The new coal burning plant char is and residence halls. He said last year's of che contract also replaces all hundreds. He feels upset that more in Eascern's Master plan would even utility bill was $1. 7 million, but rhis shower faucets, pipes and coilets in isn't being done at the scare levd. provide electricity, eliminating che however, Eastern's new contract year it will increase to $2.3 million. rhe residence halls. 'Tm going co be a heat-Nazi with need for outside utility providers. avoided such a dramatic increase, The residence halls accumularcs 54 These upgrades decreased the thermostat," Frederick said. "It's A university contact t,hac expired said Jeff Cooley, vice president for percent of utilities used. Eascern's water consumption by nor my fault prices are going up, in June raised the price of coal from business affairs. To pay for these coses there more than 7 million gallons and why should I have to pay for it?" $57 a ton to $82 a ton. Teaming up with Illinois State arc cwo sources of revenue: state in 2003 Eastern was recognized by The coal burning plant chat The Illinois coal chat was used Universicy, Southern Illinois funding and student tuition. the Department of Commerce and provides Eastern with heat is also only a couple of years back only Universicy-Edwardsville and For the first cirne since 2002, Economic Opporcunicy for having costing more than ever. coses $35 a con. Western Illinois Universicy, Business Eastern has had an increase of over lowest urilicy coses per square foot The coal burning plant on The 2006-07 budget had Affairs combined the four schools $600,000 in state funding, yec the for all public universities. Seventh Street is out-dated and anticipated a 25 co 30 percent energy usage and brought the 60- bills noc covered by funding are StiH, on-campus room and costing more money than it should, increase in ucilicics, Cooley said. mega wacc block to the open market paid for by tuition. board has increased by 7.5 percent Cooley said. Steam from the coal The Budget Office prepared for for bids. As che bills increase, ruicion is to compensate for ocher ucilicies, burning plane heats all of Eastern's these increases. but will still have The bid was won by Mid­ likely co do the same. according to an article published in campus and even cooks the food. co do more trimming and America Energy and saved Last year student tuition 11Je Daily Eastern News archives. He said the plane used co bum economiz.ing, Eastern from a 65 percent increased nearly 10 percent. Students li\'ing off campus are a cheaper Illinois coal, but broken "We're praying for a warm increase. To dri\'e down consumption also affected cwo ways also: their machinery costing $13 million to winter," Cooley said. "I think we're lnsccad, a 35 percent increase and tuition fees Eastern is doing a tuition goes up, as well as, their fix causes the plant to only burn a very close on budget for this year will take place after Jan. l, Cooley number of things. Eastern bas been monthly ucilicy bills. special, more expenshe coal from and we're very fortunate to have chis said. part of a Guarantee Performance Chris "Che" Frederick, a Indiana. Now Easrern is searching new concracc."

the 101;;1) stace's attorneys, che BOONDOCKS I AARON McGRUDER n Act Illinois Commerce Commission RILEY, Wlli YOO RENAME AWN, C'MON. H~. JUST OK. SU(J(£R - I MEAN. FROM PAGE 1 and the Illinois Attorney General authoricy time to enforce the MY STREET TO SNOOP GIVE ME YOUR PAINT ANO CINOV - I'll GO GET OOGGY OOGG LANE7 I'll 00 IT MVSEl.F! YOU MY l.AWfR _ legislation. "I worked on the bill for a In concrasc to the bill, number of reasons," Brosnahan Doughercy and the committee said. "I wanted co improve the argued che competitive market qualicy of wireless telephone would rake care of any problems service, and allow consumers to associated with cell phones, as have a. choice." Dougherty has said that even i In order to do this, though contracts for phones section 15 of the bill would used co be binding, che industry require companies co provide has corrected chat problem. information on charges, all "Cingular has it where they minuccs included in the plan, give you 14 days co rum a new information on the plan and phone in and some give you a NON SEQUITUR I WILEY MILLER contract rcrms, the surcharges month," Doughercy said. "If you imposed by che carrier and any can't decide after seven days if other information che Illinois you don't like your phone, that's Commerce Commission chinks your fault." appropriate co inform customers Eastern student Brandy about. Dietsch, junior dcmencary One of the major reasons education major agrees with Brosnahan decided co go forth Dougherty, believing thac che with the legislation in che first market is fine the way it is, place was due ro complaints from however she also said she doesn't his constituents, but has said he think that cell phone companies faced the problems first-hand. are clear enough about their 'Tve had quite a few terms of contract. complaints over the lase few years YecT-MobileuserGinaFcrenzi, of dropped calls, dead zones and a freshman communication for some, once you gee into a disorder and sciences major, contract, you can'r ger our of ic," does believe something NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD PUZZLE I EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ Brosnahan said. should be done, saying thac a ACROSS 27 Nogales nap 57 Aunt Polly's Brendan O'Connor, assistant custom trial period should be 1 Cube creator nephew, in a state's attorney of Illinois, said 29 Oliver's request set up by the government for Emo Twain classic often times for customers, chcre's 30 Indianapolis consumers. 6 Rudely ignore a lor of information and a lor of "Not all companies arc doing gridder 60 Yugoslavia's 10 Computer Josip_Trto people don't even take che time that though so we wane co puc 31 Be slack-jawed co read ic. something together char chey'd graphics file 61 Heart of the format 34 Pool Bue despite this, O'Connor be on board with," Brosnahan matter measurement said the Telecommunications said. 14 "Saturday 62 Throw with effort Night Live• alum 38 Hole-making Association wasn't too friendly He has said that once 64 Boxer's prefight Cheri tool responding ro the bill. brought back, he intends co attire Brosnahan said che he probably tweak the bill a bir co 15 Green Hornet's 39 Is a member 85 "Able was I remembers che bill not passing keep up with the ever-changing sidekick 41 "Yes, madame" by one voce because of pressure wi reless industry, as rhe first 18 Push for 42 "You never from Telecommunications piece of legislation was worked 88 Kindergartners 17 Two-time Oscar know ... . Associarion. on more than two years ago winner Dianne 67 They sometimes 44 Decorative case ·have it" Douglas A. Doughercy, now. 18 Asia's_ Sea president of the "There were pieces we didn't 45 Barely manages. 68 Telemarketer's 19 Roseanne, Telecommunications find offensive, hue anything that with •out• aim formerly Association, said the association is passed should be minimal," 46 Narrow inlets 69 Tea leaf brought a coalition together Doughercy said. "Look how far 20 Camera type, 48 S.F. Giants' div. readers, e.g. made up of wireless companies, the industry has come without briefly convened a meeting and asked regulation. There's free local 21 See 33-Down 50 Map feature how che bill would harm the calling, family plans, you can 24 Points a finger 53 Less DOWN wireless industry. cake pictures on your phone at complicated 1 Seating sections 36 Mardi Gras, 51 Jetson boy "The first thing we do when now. " 26 Leases again 55 See 33-Down 2 Gas, e.g.: Abbr. e.g.: Abbr. a bill is introduced is see what In seccion 25 of the bill 22 Spin doctor's 3 See 33-Down 37 H.S. subject 52 Shakespeare's kind of negative impact it will it addresses the privacy of ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE concern 4 Form 1040 org. theater have on the wireless industry," wireless phone numbers, which PAWAT 23 The out crowd 39 It's alive 5 Popular Doughercy said. is something that Go\'. Rod A S I D E 25 D·Day craft 40 Kind of knife 53 1950's Although the bill received Blagojcvich has worked with Hershey bar advertised on automotive 21 Shell game backlash from the committee, the Federal Trade Commission 6 Do lutzes, e.g. TV embarrassment Dougherty said he wasn't and 1:ederal Communications 7 Pushers' 28 Com Belt state 43 Summer coolers oppo~ed to all pieces oflegislacion Commission on. 54 Clarinetist Shaw pursuers 29 List of options 45 Farm female that were proposed, but also said Blago1evich's press secretary s Six-sided state 32 Drinks with that the best regulation is no Gerardo Cardenas said char the 47 "Let sleeping 56 The euro heads regulation. governor 1s looking for wireless 9 Ravel classic dogs he" and replaced It If put into law, it would have companies co require effective 10 On fire, as 33 Word that others 58 All done required cell phone consumers a ways t0 discard customer's some desserts defines 21- and 49 Start of a 30-day window to back out of information against identicy 11 Ramble on SS-Across and director's 59 Miiitary meal their contracts without a penalry. theft from lost or stolen cell 12 White-plumed 3· and 35·Down directive giving for che first time in Illinois phones. wader 35 See 33·Down so Virgo's follower 63Att1srs~ -----UJ sports ______.wWWYfwi.i.DcwENN£WS COM I THE DAILY EAS'IEBN NEWS I TUESDAY 10 31 Q6 SPORl'S CHICAGO BUW REGULAR SEASON OPENER » Panic IETWORI FROM PAGE 12 l·AA TOP ZS COlLECE FOOTIAlL POl1 "I chink if UTM finishes 9-2 and loses the coin Arst Place Votes n Parentheses flip. they'll get an at-large bid," Dougherty said. Eastern wilJ not win a potential three-way tiebreaker berwccn icself, TSU and UTM. Under 1. Appalachian State (96 8-1 the OVC rulebook, the record against the fourth 2 Montana (1 )7 1 place team would be used. In this case, Jacksonville 3. Massachusetts (3) 7 1 State would be that team and the Gamecocks have bcacen Tennessee State already to eliminate the 4 James Madison 7 1 Tigers. Then, chis past Saturday's game between 5 North DakoJa State 3 7 UTM and Eastern would be used co separate those 6 Cal Poly 6-2 cwo reams. 7 Yomgstown State 7-2 "We've already cold the team, we can worry about this and that bur it doesn't matter if we don't 8. ll&nois State 6-2 beat a really good Tennessee Scace football team," 9 New Hampshire 6-2 Bellantoni said. 0. 'fennsee.Marti1 7 1 One of the most interesting playoff resumes in ti ftrman6-3 the narion may be Cal Poly's. The Musmngs arc ranked sixth in the country, but are third in the 12 Southern Illinois 6-2 Great West Conference, which doesn't receive an 13 Hampton 8-1 automatic berth. 14 Northern Iowa 5-3 "They scill go to (second-ranked) Montana and North Dakota Scace," Dougherty said. "They have 15 Richmond 5-3 co win one of them." 6. San Diego 8-0 The one aspect char helps Cal Poly is Saturday's 7 Coastal Carolna 6-2 16-14 win at I-A San Diego Scace. Evaluating wins and losses against I-A programs is one of the major components the selection committee will have co 19 Montana State 6-3 consider. zo. Eallen ... 5-4 "I think you have co evaluate each school's 21. Towson 6-2 particular portfolio," said John McCutcheon, 22 Maine 5-3 director of achlccics at University of Massachusetts and a member of the 2006 selection committee. "I 23 Princeton 6-1 chink it can be a stronger win and a loss doesn't hurt 24 Soulh Dakota State 5-3 you that much." 25. Portland State 5-4 The lase time a current OVC school advanced out of the fim round was Murray State in 1996 and its best chance may be chis year's UT-Marrin ream. Others receMng votes: Western Kentucky "It depends on the macchup but they might be 256 Charleston Southern 240 UC Da\'is built for lace November weather," Dougherty said. 240 Delaware Slate 121, Mabama A&M WILOS 501ZA1.EZ I MCT "If they draw (No. I) Appalachian Scace they have 113 Yale 109, McNeese State 41 Wofford Minnesota Timberwolves' Mike James, No. 13, attempts to drive past Chicago less of a shoe." 41, Central Arbnsas 40 Tennessee State Bull's guard Kirk Hinrich in the first half at the Target Center in Minneapolis The one negative for the Skyhawks is the face ~Gardner-Webb 18, Monmouth 11, Wednesday night. The Bulls finished their preseason schedule with a 6-2 record they mighc not outbid other cop schools for irs first Delaware 10, Holy Cross 8, South Carolna with both losses coming to Minnesota. The Bulls cut Luke Schenscher Monday, round game co be at Martin. State 7 signing point guard Andre Barrett to the team's final roster spot. Chicago opens "If they draw somebody that doesn't have a great up regular season play against Miami tonight at 7 p.m. offense, they could pull off that first round upset," Dougherty said.

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBAU ROUNDUP Cardinals win it and keep it in the Midwest for n Santana the inevitable Cubs win next season. FROM PAGE 12 Bue they are wrong. The gods sec the Cubs up for it in 2003 White Sox pick up options uncil Scevc Goazalez - or was it Alex Bartman? You couldn'c help but feel good when the - cosc them a chance to win it. The Associated Press league seasons. After making the AL All­ STL Fire Depanmcnc's Engine E-9 blared Side note: I will always insist Moises Alou Star team, he falcercd in the second half. irs horn and men and women leaned out of could have caught that Bartman ball while CHICAGO - Left-hander Mark going 3-7 with a 6.44 ERA as the Whicc their car windows exchanging high-fives with understanding that Alex Gonzalez should have Buchrle's $9.5 million oprion for next Sox finished third in the AL Cencral, one random scrangers. made the next play. But I digress. season was exercised Monday by the year after winning the World Series. Heck, even a Cubs fan found himself If there ever is a day in my life when I can Chicago White Sox. Dye hie .315 with a team-leading putting his hands up and high-fiving when a take part in a celebration of a Cubs' World Chicago also exercised right fielder 44 homers and 120 RBis and could Cardinals fan walked by. Series, at least I've been exposed to some of the Jermaine Dye's $6.75 million option and gee a concracc extension after his strong There was a definite disappoincmcnc in the good things that spons championships bring. second baseman Tadahito Iguchi's $3.25 performance. Iguchi batted .281 with 18 back of a Cubs fan's mind. They bring people together, create million option. The Whicc Sox declined homers and 67 RBis. Bue while there, you realized how a win on unforgettable memories -and unite civilians a $3.65 million option on right-handed The 33-year-old Hermanson missed the North Side of Chicago would go over. with their local authorities. Hopefully, Clark reliever Dustin Hermanson, who gees a mosr of this year with lower back Everybody keeps saying the baseball gods and Addison will be the place to do chat nc:xc $500,000 buyout. inflammarion, returning in September to arc setting it up for the Cubs. year. Buehrlewas 12-13witha4.99 ERA.this pitch in six games. He was Chicago's closer The Red Sox and White Sox break long That is only if the gods allow us to take a year, his first losing record in seven major in 2005. droughrs in back-co-back years and then the mulligan on 2003.

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When the Panthers ran on the Southern Industrial Redcvdopment Company course in Clarksville, Tenn., back in early September cbey knew they needed to get a feel for the counc before the Ohio Valley Conference Championships. At the Austin Peay lnviwional on Sept. 8, the team noticed the grass was cmandy thick and the course contained one steep hill as well as many smaller rolling bills. What they didn't know was that it would rain for almOSt two full days in Oarbville before the OVC meet. "The course was difliculc,• junior 81'2d Butler said. "It had rained a ton so it was really sloppy and the grass was thick. They hadn't cut it very good. It was thick last time too and they said they would do a better job." Butler finished in fifth place for the Panthers on IOU MAIEllY I TIE IMllJ EASTm­ Saturday and beat bis personal record for the course by a Chris Bennett, No. 87, left, a forward from Carol Stream, sits in the penalty box with Kevin Kraus, a forward from Algonquin. minute and seven seconds. The hockey team beat Cincinnati 10-1 Saturday night at the David S. Palmer Civic Center in Danville. The team beat the At the meet earlier in the season, Eastern Illinois senior Bearcats, which competes at a lower level, Division Ill, again Sunday 10-3 at 1 p.m. Dave Carlson broke the course record with a time of 26 minutes, 32 seconds. At the OVC's this wcckcnd, Eastern Kentucky senior Jacob Korir won the race with a time of 25:03. Eastern pummels Cincinnati, "I would call it a very slow course jwt given everything," Eastern head coach Geoff Masanct said. "I was actualJy surprised to sec the times as quick as they were. Not that they were very fast, but they were significantly quicker than when wc were there a month ago.• scores 20 goals in two wins There wcrc a total of 13 runners who surpassed the course record on Saturday. Korir's race was a minute and 29 seconds faster than the record set by Carlson back in pads of Cincinnati's goalie and Ndson "You played this song ahady!• be &prcmhcr gathered the rebound and pw it past the ydled. "Everything was good wilh the cowse, except there was goalie. Even though what may seem like a very sharp cums, and thc whole cowsc was muddy," Korir Eastern defeated the University of "It was nice co get, so I've really blow out, the 20-4 diffacnce in goals said. "The ladies ran before the guys and wc saw that their Cincinnati Bearcats by a combined 20- been digging, going hard in the comers. scored on the weekend bad both head legs looked a little muddy, but it was good. It is supposed 4 score chis weekend. Eastern won l 0- Rasmussen just threw a pass out to me Coach Cameron Estes and lhc rlayas to be a challenge and we were ready to take anything." 1 Saturday and a six goal third period ouc in front and I just banged it in," bdieving they need to step it up for the Samford head coach Glenn McWatcrs said the rain hdped Eastern win 10-3 on Sunday ac Kopka said. gold teams ahead. hdped to soften the course and probably ma.de it a little the David S. Palmer Arena in Danville. le appeared that not long after serding Estes ci ced that they should play with easier on two of his runners that wcrc injured because the Although Cincinnati isn't even in down from the last goal Eastern struck che same kind of intensity they had in ground wasn't so hard for their feet to land on. Eascern's hockey league at che lower through, there was another one behind the third all the time. Others felt the course was a little too soft. division three level, they put together a it. "The first two periods weren't very "There was a stretch where there wasn't any footing fight chrough much of che second game, For the last goal of Sunday's game, good at all," Estes said. "I chink it was ar all. Ir was just mud, and standing water," said Eastern trailing only 4-3 at one point in the third forward Kevin Kraus flipped a backhand 4-2 after the second; scored six in the junior Andrew Newton. period in Sunday's game. shot through the net with less than a lase period. That's the kind of output we Eastern freshman Erin O'Gl'2dy said the entire Bur six goals by Eastern in the third minute after Nelson's goal. should be putting up. We came a long backstretch by the pond was all mwh and no dry areas period, including Joe Koplca's first goal "Big thing is just follow your way tonight. We have two weeks to our wer~ around. of the season off a down low feed from rebounds," Nelson said. "It bounced next gold games and that will really tell "Anywhere dse on the course you could sec where it forward Nathan Rasmussen helped back out, I put it on my tape and put it where we're at." was wet and go somewhere dsc, but it was all wet down Eastern gain the win. back in. The first two periods we started The team has no games this wcckcnd, there," O'Gra.dy said. Also included in the goal scoring in out kind of slow and they just woke us but will then travel to Robcn Morris in Despite being a rather difficult coune and the rainy the third period was an acrobatic push co up. It was awesome." Springfield for a gold match-up at lhc w~cher the course had endured a couple days before the the net by Derck Hay, who finished off Cincinnati allowed 61 shots on goal Nelson Center the following wcdccnd. race, the times were considaably quidra at the cowsc bis breakaway with a short-handed goal to Eastem's 31 during the weekend, and For those games, Estes has said he than they had been in the past. to give Eastern a 5-3 lead. the Bearcats goaltender was so upset intends co noc change anything in his "It was all rather slow because of the mud,• Newton Assistant captain and defcnscman with himself that he directed his angst ro teams approach, but will just keep up said. "But ic wasn't really going duougb my bead because Richie Nelson added a goal of his own the announcer in the booth after a lace with the cardio workouts and the dry everyone dse was going through the same thing.• in a unique way. Nelson's shoe went the third period score by Eastern. land practice, a practice not on the ice.

iall tll•c•d•• Jell F•lr VVednesda~NovemberB,2006 9am-•~ Grand Ballroom, MLK Union A Special Memorial Tribute to the nlinois service members who have FOOTBALL I PLAYOFF HOPES Postseason Panic Tennessee-Martin loss puts Panthers playoff hopes in others' hands scorelloarcl By Matthew Stevens PANTHER SPORTS SCHEDULE Sports P.eporter WOMEN'S SOCCER Eastem's worse fear has popped TODAY vs #6 TnHSSee·Martin I up because of Sarurday's loss at 1:30 p.m. Lakeside Field Tennessee-Martin - they're no First Round OVC Tournament longer in control. MEN'S SOCCER The Panthers need co win their WEDNESDAY vs #3 Missoari State I final three games and hope UTM 5 p.m. Peoria loses rwo of its final three to First Round MVC Tournament claim the Ohio Valley Conference Championship and the automatic VOLLEYBALL bid into che I-AA playoffs. WEDNESDAY vs SE Missoarl I "I hope they are scoreboard 7 p.m. Lantz Arena watching because they need co MEN'S BASKETBALL understand we can still do this," THURSDAY vs Eareb College I said Eastern defensive coordinator 7:35 p.m. Lantz Arena Roe Bellantoni about his players. With che I-AA playoff situations beginning co form, che fight for che eight at-large selections has begun. MARCO SANTANA I Five of the cop 10 reams in che Sports Network I-AA poll and 13 OFF THE BENCH potential at-large teams are ahead of the Panthers in che current rankings. Cubs fan "(EIU) is a kind ofan interesting case because tlie last rime a four­ loss team received an at-large berth was 1995," said Sports Network 1- caught up in AA college football reporter Man Dougherty. "So they are really working up a tough history there celebration and it'll be difficult without a quality win." ST. LOUIS -Ac least one Cubs Since Tennessee State and UTM, fan below che age of98 knows what the cop two teams in che OVC ac 4- a World Series celebration is like. 0, don't play each ocher this year, After a year oflistening to White they both m igh t gee a berth if they Sox fans - and there were a lot more end the season undefeated in the of chose people out there after lase conference. year's World Series - it was going le would be the fuse time since co be nice co have che trophy ouc of 2002 the league would receive che South Side of Chicago. multiple bids. CARRIE HOWS I T1IE DAILY WTE.111 IEWS The only thing chat couldn't Senior running back Ademola Adeniji breaks a tackle against Tennessee-Martin Saturday during Eastern's make it chat much better was if che 15-9 loss. Adeniji had a run to the Skyhawk three-yard line called back due to a holding penalty. H SEE PAIHC, PAGE 10 Cardinals won it. Well, in case you haven't heard, it's happened. The Cardinals beat the Detroit Tigers in five games and clinched their 10th World Series win on Friday. WOMEN'S SOCCER I OVCTOU RNAMENT Bue it was a strange feeling being in the city where a World Series victory was being celebrated. Suddenly, the furure demise of Freshman keeper leads Skyhawks che print media was gone when I saw Cardinals' funs paying $5 for a Sr. Louis Post-Dispacch chat just Orland Park native will look to CRAIG ROBERTS I TENNESSEE-MARTIN HEAD COACH contained photos of che series. Cubs fans normally wouldn't be stonewall Panthers today caught dead enjoying a celebration "We're looking to change the reputation of the program of a Cardinals World Series win. By Kevin Murphy that we had good quality individuals on the field and off Much of che night was spent Staff Reporter frantically avoiding television the field. (Sullivan's) a good example of that." cameras co make sure the guys from Freshman goalkeeper Cara Sullivan has been back home didn't catch me in the the main reason why Tennessee-Marrin has celebration. made the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Bue there were things to feel this season. and only allowed cwo goals in two games. that has led the Skyhawks co che OVC good about. Martin takes on Eastern roday in a 1:30 p.m. "The shoes she was primarily saving were 30 Tournament. You couldn't help but feel good game at Lakeside Field in an OVCTournamenc yards ouc," said UT-Martin head coach Craig "We're looking co change the reputation for the kid who drove with bis fuse-round game. Roberts. "le added to her stat ratio, which of che program that we had good quality father &om Springfield, Mo., and "lc's really good because we were pretty really helped." individuals on che field and off the field," hung out on che parking garage much written off ac che beginning of the Sullivan is the OVC leader at 8.28 saves per Roberts said. "She's a good example of tbac. across the street because they season," Sullivan said. game and has 149 saves on che season. Teams Obviously, the girls follow that. She's making couldn't find tickets cheap enough The Skyhawks (5-8-5, 2-3-4 OVC) finished post only a 1.03 goals against average against chem confident in themselves and gives pep co get into the stadium. in eighth place lase season and lase place in Sullivan. talks and so forth." You couldn't help buc feel 2004. She has been goalkeeper since the sixth She is al.ready fourth on che career list for good when a middle-aged white Sullivan was named co che Oct. 17 Elice grade, and has been a soccer player since the saves at UT Martin. man danced in the streets of Team of the Week according co Soccerbuzz.com. fifth grade. The Orland Park native and Cad Sandburg St. Louis with black youths co "I am happy abouc it because I'm a Sullivan played for the Orland Park Soccer graduate allowed five goals and posted five freshman," Sullivan said. Oub and then swirched co the American Soccer saves in che Eascern's 1-0 win on Sepe. 22 ac Eastern head coach Tim Nowak is concerned Club in Naperville. Lakeside Field. A n SEE SANTAllA about playing against Sullivan, but it does nor Sullivan is ranked 23rd in the country in Sullivan's highest save total in one game PAGE 10 matter who is on che ocher side of the field or save percentages and sixth in the country ac was a 0-0 tie against Samford in Marrin, Teno. who is in the net. saves per game. She posced 17 saves and the ceam posted three "You have co play the opponent,~ N~wak uShe's got a lot of room for improvement saves. said. "She's had a wonderful year." still," Roberts said... She 's going to ger even "It was similar co Northern Arizona and Sullivan has recorded seven shutouts this better than she currently is right now. She's Long Beach Scace were there were shoes that f Marco Santana is a junior journalism season. very much a leader back chere. She organizes weren't really troubling us 20-30 yards away," major. He can be reached at Sullivan was named OVC Goalkeeper of the defense very well." Roberts said. "You're not going co beat her [email protected]. che Week on Sepe. 19 when she posted 22 saves Bue ic's more than her work on the field from chat distance."