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_:.: a ,�, a lection to be del yed sJ'"MrKE CffAM8eAs live in he-said. president may not be in place until ,_:{: ; ;;;: "Onein mobilefivepeople society. in� America' January. He said interviews on Staff.Writer move each year and with an anti campus cannot be held until the fall nm out quated :registratiOJ! system opposition from the Illino1s·,v-0rers may af it pit e semester begins. excuses for makes a lot of people stay away theposition of .avoiding. the community, BOG spokeswoman Pam Meyer the General Assembly adopts:pollsif a polls." sident for academic affairs from the saidthe decisfon to delay filling the bill proposing a Motor Voter Besides the Motor Voter plan be filled permanently until vice president position was a deci Registration plan which could Quinn also proposes stricter lob 1993. sion made by all the board mem greatly simplify registering forthe bying regulations, voluntary pub e President for Business bers, Layzell and Rives. _primaries, says the state's treasur lic contributions to the governor's Charles Colbert, chair of the "We go back to January on this race through a check-off on state sidential advisory search er. matter ... since January, the chan The Motor Voter Registration income taxes _and eliminating the ittee, said the committee cellor, the board and President c-0ncept involves automatically open primary system in the state. d a letter to Board of Rives have been in agreement that registering eligible voters when Under the present system, to ors Chancellor Thomas the new president of Eastern they renew their drivers licenses vote in the primaries in Illinois a thecampus commu stating Illinois University should appoint through the Secretary of State's registered voter bas to publicly the search for the decided his vice president for academic Drivers Facilities. The legislation declare a party when they go to should continue and ident affairs," Meyer said. is proposed State Treasurer the polls-, but Quinn said that's "an should be filled as by ition "To be clear, there is no differ Patrick Quinn as part of a l 0- invasion of privacy." as possible. ence of opinion on this matter point plan he sayswill guarantee "I don't thing it's anybody's ey didn't agree with us, between the board, the chancellor " "voter empowerment" in the business who you vote for. The y, Colbert said. Thomas Layzell and the president," Rives said. Illinois election process. privacy of thevoter should be pro the December announce Rives said he recommended to "We need to give the voters tected," he said. President Stan Rives will Senate Tuesday that almost all bod Layzell that the new president be · 31, pack their power; and the whole Though politicians aren't likely as president July the ies represented on the advisory involved in the selection of the per idea here is to empowerthe voters to give up the open primary sys committee members were committee wanted the search to manent vice president for academic again," Quinn saidThursday from tem on their own anytime soon, to whether the search continue. affairs. decide Chicago in a interview. Quinn said this system has been continue, be slowed down Chair David .Carpenter, who also "I believe that there must be a "We're lookingphone .at tbe (current) adapted in many states by ini.tia will chair the presidential search good working relationship between registration figures and it's the ti v e of the voters. And if his advisory committee, told the the vice president for academic lowestmark since the 1920s. One Faculty Senate Tuesday that a new • Co ntinued on page 2 patifcipatiO - i's barrier""to t:batwe Buzzard faculty.understand elf' focus of Essence speaker Celebr�tion parking change By StaffTAMALA writer GANT By us park somewhere else." StaffTERESA writer JOHNSON The Immanuel Lutheran Church, "Being the Best that you can located across from the parking lot ' be" was the focus of Susan L. Faculty and staff in the Buzzard on the west side of Buzzard, has Taylor's speech, which took place Building seem to be receptive to approved its lot for use by people in the Grand Ballroom of the sacrific:ing their parking spaces for who are losing their parking spaces Martin Luther King Jr. University April's Celebration '92: A Festival to Celebration, said Dan Crews, Union Thursday night. of the Arts. director of publicity. Taylor - editor and chief of "I'm delighted to have Celebra The police department will sym Essence magazine and the key tion return and I'd be willing to pathize with the parking problems note speaker for Women 's History take any inconvenience to make its that weekend unless people delib Month - talked about the impor lively contribution to the universi erately park illegally, he added. tance of quiet time, loving your ty," said Robert Saltmarsh, profes Ron Osborne, campus police self,not giving up, as well as some sor of educational psychology and sergeant, said the assigned area of her personal experiences and guidance. "I have had parking frus wouldn 't be ticketed unless drive-· mistakes that she felt striving trations and this will probably be ways are blocked. young professionals might learn an unsolvable dilemma." "It (spaces available at the andbenefit. The faculty and staff parking Immanuel Lutheran Church) will' Approximately 75 students spaces on south Seventh Streetand help a lot," said Wanda Daugherty, attended Taylor's speech, which the west side of the Buzzard a secretary who works in Buzzard. began by giving a brief history of Building will be closed from April "I understand them and certainly the contributions of what many 23-27 to accommodate the festival. sympathize with them (people who "women of color" have done and "I believe it's my contribution to park in the lots)," said Crews, who what they have encountered dur the Celebration of the Arts," said added he also will be affected by ing their accomplishments. George Schlinsog, associate dean the parking alterations. "We as a society have some dif ficult work to get done," Taylor of the College of Education. "(Parking availability) is a prob '92 said, "and in order for it to get Celebration will be held lem now," said Howard Price, 24-26, done, we must think critically and from April and activities assistant professor in the journal work smartly. will be held in the Martin Luther ism department. "If you get here "If we were to think critically King Jr. University Union, the early enough, then it isn't a prob and work smartly," Taylor contin Dounda Fine Arts Building, the lem." ued, "the United States - the rich Tarble Arts Center and south Francis Summers, director of est country in the world - would Seventh Street in the area between student teaching, said nothing has not have 30 million homeless peo Hayes Av enue and Garfield changed in the parking situation ple. We would not have to face the Av enue. and the reduction of available park problem of hospitals closing in the Melinda Lewis, a secretary in ing during the festival will not inner city." the College of Education, said she change the situation. hopes to get to campus early "There is not enough parking for KAYESHA MOBLEY//Staff photographer She said that in order for society to start thinking critically and enough to find a parking space. people anyway," said Candice L. Tay./01; editor in chief a/ Essence magazine, speaks to a crowd working smarter, the focus should "We've known about it," said Miller, secretary in elementary and evening in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. not be on politicians but on our Schlinsog. "I imagine the universi junior high education. rsity Union . The lecture was part of Wo men's History and nessMonth. selves. ty will make exceptions for letting 2A Friday, March Ne 13, 1992 The Dally Eastern Faculty recital set for Sunday THE ORlllllAL By sides of the sax - jazz and classical - will be represent StaffSTEVE writer LYSAKER ed. Fagaly said the performance will include "very dif A variety of classical and jazz saxophone music will ferent" 20th century classical pieces by French com be presented this Sunday at a faculty recital set to begin posers and such jazz pieces as "Will You Still Be at 7:30 p.m. in the Dvorak Concert Hall. Mine" and "PolkaDots and Moon Beams." Professor Sam Fagaly, who is currently in his first Fagaly added he will be joined on the stage by year as an instructor at Eastern, will play classical and David Hobbs, also serving his first year as an Eastern saxophone pieces. Fagaly noted he will play both instructor,who will accompany on the piano for the clas jazzthe alto andtenor saxophonesduring the recital. sical works. Jim Pryor, whom Fagaly said is "one of our "The saxophone is a viable instrument and can be best students," will give piano accompaniment to the used for a wide variety of music," Fagaly said. "Both jazz pieces. The recital is free and open to the public. FROM PAGE ONE Academic Affairs •From page IA new president necessarily has to be Layzell is working for anything but affairs and the president," Rives on campus to be involved with the the best for Eastern," she added. said. "Therefore, I recommended selection of the permanent vice Rives also said the decision does the new president be involved in president foracademic affairs. not withEastern 's autonomy. the selection (of the vice presi "It's a matter of timing as to "ItiQ.terfere is indeed I who made the rec dent)." when the person .is designated," ommendation that the new presi WE DELIVER- 545·1075 Rives served as vice president Rives said. dent be involved in the selection," WKOY!>.11AM·ZPM�41'M·ZAM WKNDS. 11AM·Z for academic affairs at Eastern Meyer said the decision to delay he said. HAVING A PARTY? •••-GIVE US Z4 HOURS before becoming president of the filling the position permanently Colbert said the advisory commit w1i.L MAKEvou A z.4.°"•fOOr sua ci��"'ix.,.... ,L university. was not an intrusion on Eastern's tee members were not "muscled" •vouR MOM WANTS YOU TO &M AT .UNMV .JOHN'S, ..•••• S Gof''(fUGrM1" JIMIJ\"< JDMM'� lHC. 1�f\f, Au... «\��� Despite the decision to delay autonomy. into keeping the decision quiet. selecting a vice president for aca "The board and the chancellor "At the meeting of the search demic affairs, Meyer said Layzell are committed to Eastern,and ... as committee, we decided it would be feels the search should continue we go through this rough period best to let the decision be known until its finalstage. where a new president is being through the candidates," Colbert "We feel it's more important for sought and is being selected, I think said. "The board itself and the cur the new president to choose his the important thing is that ... this rent president ... both believe that team," Meyer said. "It's goodbusi board and this chancellor stand for the new president should select his ness practice for a person to choose a strong university and a strong vice president." who he works with." board," Meyer said . Layzell could not be reached for Rives said he doesn't believe the ."It's ridiculous to think that Dr. comment. Motor registration *From page But Quinn disagrees. driver registrations as well. IA · 75 claims of percent support of this "That hasn't been the case in Coffrin said the Motor Voter sys Exam for glasses. plan among the electorate are true, other states. There is a tendency for tem, which won't be introduced (Does not apply then an open system may be in the bureaucracies to exaggerate the until at least the General Ass to contact lenses) near future. costs of projects because theymeiu1 embly's spring. sess.iQn Qy:op!\: But the voter registration reform change," he said. mistic estimates, could be good for may have to wait, at least until the Currently seveh states use a reg..: voter tUrfiout"but ·might. not. be so state's budget picture brightens up, istration system similar to Quinn's good forher office. Contacts & Glasses according to the Secretary of Motor Voter plan. "The basic concept is good but SoftIncludes Contacts exam, Complete State's Office. If past primary election results it's the mechanics that I worry Includes our standard daily wear "This thing would cost millions," for this county are any indication, about," she said. care kit, and our soft contacts and complete standard daily wear glasses. Choose from our large said Kim St. Aubin, a spokeswom something does need to be done to The mechanics involve keeping fashionable selection of frames. soft contact. an for the Secretary of State's get the voters back to the polls. the voting books straight in the Office. "That's theprinciple objec Coles County Clerk Betty County Clerk's Office. Illinois has tion we have with it." Coffrin describes voter turnout in a purge law where voters who Aubin said her office, which this area as "kind of sad." She said haven't voted in at least six years oversees all drivers license facilities roughly 35 percent of registered are dropped from the registration state wide isn't ready for the mas voters pulled the handle in the last list and would have to re-register. sive costs to begin a project like three election years. Commonly the purge takes care o1 Motor Voter Registration. And Coffrin said currently about those who have moved away or According to estimates from the 26,000 residents have registered to died. Illinois State Board of Elections, vote. Quinn calls the l 0 point proposal Quinn's proposal would cost about "A lot of people say they won't the "Lincoln Amendments" and $7 million to start up plus an addi vote because it (the primary) is also calls for grass roots reforms tional $33.8 million for a computer closed (where voters have to pub that allow local residents to call ref link between all the drivers license licly declare a party). A lot say that erendums to enact ordinances. facilities in the state and their they won't vote because they don't repeal ordinances and recall local respective county buildings. The want to do jury duty," Coffrin said. elected officials. cost is expected to run about $3.4 She added the age-old jury duty Quinn said he doesn't have a million annually after start-up dodge no longer works, since eligi sponsor for either bill yet. costs. ble jurists are also chosen from
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Friday, March 13, 1992 3A Simon· bill reaches Senate By CHRIS SUNDHEIM Bush has hinted that he may bers of Congress and approved City editor veto the bill, Carle added. If a by Bush, Simon's bill only House and Senate compromise allows for a four-�r trial peri Members of the U.S. Senate bill is not approved by the od of the program with 500 may vote on Sen. Paul Simon's White House, Simon says he American universities. After proposed "universal" federal will seek another carrier bill for that period, Carle said, Congress student loan program as early as the loan program. could decide whether or not to Friday following a week of Simon's plan, which entered continue with and expand the debate on the Senate floor, a the Senate only 10 days ago, loans. Capitol Hill official said Thurs would eventually make avail The 500 schools in the initial day. able to all U.S. college students trial would be selected by U.S. David Carle, a Simon spokes direct federal loans through the Secretary of Education Sam man, said most of this week's U.S. Department of Education Skinner to represent a realistic debate has not centered around and universities' financial aid cross-section of American uni Simon's loan program but rather offices. Maximum annual versities. Public and private on other portions of the bill to amounts under the proposal are schools of all sizes and types which it is attached. $5,000 for undergraduates and would be included, Simon said. The student aid legislation - $15,000 for graduate students. A bill similar to Simon's has termed Income Dependent Ed According to Simon, the pro been passed by the House and ucation Assistance - is currently gram will ultimately replace advanced to a conference com part of the Senate 's middle current federal aid programs like mittee. Howev,er, the House plan income tax bill. the Stafford loan because it does not employ an income con "(Simon's proposal) is still on would make funds available to tingent repayment plan but the floor," Carle said. "They 're all students and allow them to keeps the direct lending portion still debating it, but the amend repay the debt through the of the bill. ments are directed toward other Internal Revenue Service in an The House has attached its parts of the bill. (The loan pro income contingent plan. bill to the Higher Education Act, gram segment) doesn't appear to With the income contingent which was passed by the Senate be in any danger." option, the amount of students' Feb. 21. Carle said if a vote does not monthly payments would hinge The IDEA proposal now ...... "ii" come Friday on the bill, debate on their personal income levels, under debate is a blending of a DAN KOONCE/Photo editor ,;®'&. could easily continue on into Simon said. If not repaid within bill Simon co-sponsored with next week. 25 years, the remaining debt is Sen. Dave Durenberger, R "It's been slow going so far," forgiven. Minn. Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., ox, a sophomore chemical management major, aligns a cart with he said. "But it appears the bill Even if the Income Depen has contributed to its latest ver ore running another trial for a lab to study momentum, r be could pass tomorrow (Friday)." dent Education Assistance legis sion, Carle said. tookplace f in the Science building on Wednesday afternoon. However, President George lation is passed by both cham- ard $100,000 over budget Basket full of laundry tionment Board, about $24,000 in up for that at the door."
student fee money will fall victim· However, the University Board to lost profits. is not the only budget request to taken from automobile the final budg�t requests "The object isn't to make money; exceed last year 's budgets. By JENNIFER MILLER tted to the Apportionment we don't need to break even," said Student Government requested Staff writer last week, the AB finds itself former UB Vice Chair Laura'. $30;500 ·from the AB - abOut $100,000 over its pro Meyers. "To have the quality enter more than l�st year. Sports A 21-year-old Eastern stu budget for the fis al tainment, you have to ask for more and$8,QPO Recre-ation requested about dent reported a burglary from 1992-93 � money." $131,500 - about $33,000 more her vehicle Monday. Chair Steve Macaluso had "The simple fact is if you want than last year. Kimberly S. Strong, 1627 the budget requests total increased entertainment and perfor "What we're trying to do is to do Seventh St., Apt. 205, reported 15 p.m. He returned the next over the board's project mances, you have to pay higher more things for the recognized stu ,(KXl that she parked her locked car 8:morning and found the driver's et of $300,000, which it is costs," said UB Chair Dan Kirk. dent organizations," said Brett in the parking lot of her apart side bed quarter panel kicked ted to allocate to student "We're just trying to increase the Gerber, Student Senate chief of ment complex at 10 p.m. in, reports said. izations for the 1992-93 quality of entertainment value for staff. "As far as Student Govern Sunday. The police have no current year.The AB receives these the students." ment, our needs arepretty much the suspects in the Friday-night a $20.65 per student fee "(The lost $24,000) is just simply same. The only things we've added When she returned to her car incident. Ster. due to the apathetic students who is the programming we're trying to at 9:30 a.m. Monday, she found er, Macaluso said the pro pay their money (student fees) and increase for student groups." her laundry basket and its con • Tina Winnett of Co-Ed 1503 amount was low by $45,000 ·don't show up for anything," Kirk "I think you will see that we're tents missing from the car, Hair Styling, Seventh St., last year 's summer student said. "It's not a case of the UB mis justified in requesting this money police reports said. The driv reported Friday that the large me was lower than they handling these funds. It's just a case because student participation in the er's side door was slightly wooden sign in front of the . The actual amount for of the students not making use of rec center is increasing," said David open and the window was par business had been kicked sev -93 AB budget is about the programs beingprovided." Dutler, director of recreational tially rolled down. eral times. $126,000 Kirk said about of their sports. Strong had no suspects in The top piece of the wooden uso said after reviewing projected income is expected to Macaluso said the Apportion the incident and reported that trim was broken in two pieces reque sts again, the total come fromconcerts. ment Board will start cutting bud t no one else had keys to the car. and loosened from its support exceeded over $100,000, "The different committees get requests. Tuesday to fitthe actu (UB) In other items among the posts. majority of the requested want to do more and it requires al AB budget. University Police Department There are no suspects in the fee money coming fromthe more money," Meyers said. "For "Things that don't look right - and Charleston Police Depart- investigation. 'tyBoard. example, the programming com someone trying to increase their •Warren D. Hendrix, 209 N. uso said the University mittee wants to do two larger shows programming by more than we ment reports: submitted budget requests and the estimated cost is $10,000 think is necessary - we cut those • Eastern student Jimmie W. Fifth St., was arrested Wed - $64,000 more each, and the lectures committee things," Macaluso said. "We're Griffiths, 931 Second St., nesday on charges of driving requested$176,000last year. wanted to do some bigger names. going to look at everyone's (budget reported criminal damage to on a suspended license, theft, UB has set a projected "Students who go to these events requests)." his vehicle Friday. unlawful use of driver 's license - $42,000 less shouldn't have to pay more - that's Macaluso said the budget cuts Griffiths reported that he and burglaTy fro1:ri a IIJOt or of$152,projected000 income last year. what the student activity fee money areexpected to take a month. parked his truck in the parking vehicle. 'versity Board receives the is for," she added. "We want to lot at 24 W. Buchanan Ave. at amount from the Appor- bring in money but we can't make
u dent government petitions available CORRECTION "There will be 16 full seats open on senate 25 signatures. The petitions are due back on and three half seats available," Gerber said. March 30 at 4 p.m., he added. 11, "A full seat is for a whole year and half seat Gerber said six full seats and one half seat .In the March Thursday is for only one semester. are open for the at-large district; six full edition of The Daily Eastern 'lions for any student interested in run Gerber said the half seats on senate were seats and one half seat are open for the resi News, the total votes for Chad in the April 15 Student Government results of resignations of members Curtiss dence hall district and four full seats and a Bandy, student representative to 8 s can be picked up at a.m. Friday in Cline, Jamie Christian and Paul Azzarello, one half are ii:vailable in the off-campus dis the presidential search advisory of the Martin Luther King Jr. who had only served one semester out of trict. committee were reported incor 201 Un ion. their two semester term. Greider said the senate candidates and ity rectly. (Student Government) executive "When we fill the 19 senate positions, their placement order on the ballot will be the The actual number of votes 'ons are av ailable," said Brett Gerber, three of them will only be forone semester," announced April 2. for Bandy was 270, not 240, as f staff. The executive positions he added. "I hope there's a good voter turnout," said 11 edition eof s tudent body president, executive Election Chair Matt Greider said students Gerber, who will graduate in May. "It always reported in the March president, financial vice president, who apply for the Student Senate executive makes you feel good when you see the stu of The News. Governors student trustee and chief positions must get 100 student signatures and dent body cares who the student senators are; The News regrets the error. of students who apply for senate positions need that's really the most important thing to me." o!�� Eastern News Eastern fans show true colors with w Borrowing the words· of questions about certain players on the team. Chicago Tribune sports writer just look at little Newark, II .• population 798, Gary Reinmuth, "Hello, Charles home of senior Dave Olson, where the local OPINION ton, II." have jumped on the Eastern Panther/Dave · Reinmuth, who reported on bandwagon. Daily updates on the team and Eastern's win over the Univ performance headline the local sports pages ersity of Illinois - Chicago radio programs. . Tuesday that gave them the win And I'm quite sure that the same is happen! of the Mid-Con tourney and Chicago, Normal, Shelbyville, Flora, Joliet, Oak earned them an automatic bid Libertyville, St. Louis, Aurora, Evansv to the NCAA tournament, ad Champaign, Bookport and the communitl dressed the age old question, Ann between. page "Where are Eastern fans?" Giii So you can't just look to Eastern and Chari Well, let me start by saying ------ for fan support _ just like you can't look to that 1 ,500 fans were in attendance at Wednesday's Bend and Notre Dame to be the only support welcome home celebration at Lantz Gym jamming the Fighting Irish: We know the support that Editorials represent the opinion to Hammer and Gary Glitter's, "Hey song." From have, and they don't even know if they wil l of the editorial board. Columns my standpoint 1 ,500 fans is a pretty good turnout invitation to The Dance. here at Eastern. It's just the fact that the students at some are the opinion of the author. In fact that's really good considering only 543 schools just show their support in ways that ar students voted in Wednesday's student election for ferent from the students at Eastern. But w FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1992 the presidential search advisory committee. comes down to it , the Panthers have supp As for Reinmuth, where were you Wednesday might just take something like a tournament when the "real" fans of the Eastern Panthers turned pionship and a bid to the NCAA tourney to Panthers proved out to welcome home their team? that support out in the open. It's not like we wouldn't have loved to have So, it is easy to see that the Eastern Pant themselves "7ith been in Cleveland, but those who really care and have support, a lot of support in fact, and couldn't make it to Cleveland were back in evident in the students reaction to the tourn Charleston watching and waiting for the final win and the anticipation of just who Eastern tou·rna01ent bid buzzer. According to Rick Samuels, the team knew matched up with. It's Showtime! that the fans were back in Charleston rooting them It's a sad reality that it takes something on to victory. to occur before the support is made publicly Yes, that's right, Eastern's men's basketball But those who did make it to Cleveland made dent. Maybe if the support was a steady team has earned themselves a trip to the themselves known and anyone who watched the Eastern wouldn't be criticized for their atten NCAA tournament. game on ESPN could attest to that. and fan support. The Panthers entered the Mid-Continent But aside from Charleston, II. fan support thrives Go Panthers, we really do love you! in communities across the Midwest. Conference Tournament with a record of 14- · You know there is support when you get phone Ann is editorial page editor and a 13 overall as the number five seed and left GJ// calls from home and Mom and Dad are asking you · columnist forThe Daily Eastern News. with a 17-13 record and a ticket to the Big Dance. The team led by seniors Barry Johnson, Steve Rowe, Kavien Martin and Dave Olson Repre$enttAtives f roM both sides of the and sophomore center Curtis Leib, slid past recent we°'-ther Conf"licT. Wright State in the first round of play and went on
______Edl•ton•at to defeat the number one- seeded U n ivers ity of Wisconsin Green-Bay in the second round. The Panthers then received an automatic you. covld ju5t --- bid to the NCAA tourney when they knocked up �our off the third-seeded Flames of Illinois-Chicago �dke (, in the championship game of the conference Plinds once tournament. in " Eastern struggled throughout the season while, with inconsistent play and just could not find the right key to success, but the the past is irrelevant now. Eastern has jelled at the right time and its.season is not over just yet. Rowe, named the Most Valuable Player of the Mid-Continent Tournament, will lead Bria.n Eastern into the first round of the NCAA HQrris < Tournament. Rowe led Eastern in scoring this 92 year with 15 points per game and was second "' on the team in assists with 2.6 per game. David Olson, who was a member of the All Tournament team, will look to continue his Your turn ••• bull's-eye shooting from three-point territory. Although we may not be He broke a tournament record with six three Senate offers Panther fans watch you play in person pointers in the Panther victory over Green Bay NCAA tourney, we want and connected on 13-21 shots from behind student box express their know that we'll be cheering the arc. just like we have all season. The Panthers will find out who they will Once again, we're very be for suggestions congratulations you and we wish you the playing in th�. .fi�st round of the tourney Dear editor: luck. No matter what Sunday. .. �ft�rr:iOQn when:the selects - Dear editor: NCAA its We would like to express our Number t! Student Government recognizes J.(54,team,field. deep admiration and support for that the student body is an un the Congratulations to head coach Rick Eastern basketball squad. tapped fountain of knowledge and 1991-91 Even though we don't know you all Samuels and his players on a job well done ideas. We are constantly looking for personally, we'd like to think that we and we wish them the best of luck in the student input about campus prob Letter policy could also be a part of "your family." NCAA tournament. lems and/or suggestions for upcom The Daily Eastern It fills us with pride to watch one News ing programs to benefit the student ages letters to the editor of you guys slam the ball or success body. In an effort to stay in touch ing any local, state, natl fully connect on a 3-pointer and also with the growing needs and con international issue. to see you off the court as real peo cerns of the students, we have Letters should be less You coach and dream that one ple who don't think you are too placed a blue suggestion box in the words. For the letter to good to talk with those of us who be day you will make it to the Union Walkway Lounge. Sugges the name of the author, don't have this particular special tal I NCAA tournament; as a play tion/Complaint forms with optional tion to the author's addr ent. blanks for the student's name and telephone number, er you dream of one day play We think you guys have over m phone number are available next to included. ing in the NCAA tournament. come great to get where you the box. If a name and (lhone num feats Anonymous letters are ·today and you should be will We have proved that dreams ber are provided, a student senator printed. extremely proud. You've shown will contact the student to discuss his if a letter has more th do come true. such closeness and sensitivity for Rick Samuels or her idea. Please feel free to state authors, only the eachother and that has played a big names any concerns or ideas you may have. first three will be printed. part in the outcome of every game. Student Awareness Committee .
...... "1- .I -· .. ,.....,. • ...... ; 4\. ... • ...�. " Friday, March 13, 1992 5A AA has 4 applicants for new VP core and its implementation, he Candidate Jon Laible, who is said the core is interesting. currently Eastern 's dean of the The council is interviewing all College of Liberal Arts and Academic four finalists for the vice presi Sciences, was interviewed by the fairs interview.ed William dent for academic affairs position. CAA on March 10. nlap, one of four candidates Candidate Rachel Fordyce will be Also at Thursday's CAA meet vice president for academic interviewed by the council from 8 ing, the council passed a series of 'rs, at its Thursday meeting. a.m. to. 8:50 a.m. March 17. changes in the psychology major. Dunlap, who is currently dean Fordyce is currently serving as According to council member education at the University of dean of the College of Huma Stacey Krueger, the council 1sconsin at Eau Claire, ex nities and Social Sciences at In added Psychology 2000, which is d an interest in bringing the diana University of Pennsylva replacing the two current intro 'ous components of the Eas nia. duction to psychology courses. community together and said Candidate Barbara Hill, who is The council also added Psy would like to act as a liaison currently serving as acting vice chology 2999, which is Psycho een the university and the president for academic affairs, logy Forum, Krueger said, and of Governors. will be interviewed by the council eliminated the human services lthough Dunlap said he is from 2 p.m. to 2:50 p.m. March option under the major. amiliar with the integrated 19. Pirates' sails into Eastern music-theater class, Daniels said. He added the audi tions were held near the end of the fall semester and rehearsals for the production began at the beginning ·ates of Penzance," this year 's annual spring of the spring semester. a produc.tion, will be prese{\ted Friday and He also said the cast recently began practicing ay by a cast of students fromEastern 's music with the Eastern Illinois University Orchestra, which ,· � - will serve as the orchestra for the opera . . ��· D;rniels,:;s, director of the production, said Like the other Gilbert and Sullivan productions, tes of Penzance" is a "very clever" tale about a Daniels said "Pirates of Penzance" should be a g man who is mistakenly apprenticed to a band crowd pleaser. · tes. Daniels said the apprentice runs into trou "You can't really compare Gilbert and Sullivan when he is ready to get out of his indentures, but with anyone else because they're so unique," he out he was born in a leap year and has about said. "The audience will really have a good time, i� years more to serve. and there will be a lot of clever and funny things MARK-PORTER/Staff photographer ilbert and Sullivan are very clever with their happening on stage." .sB s," Daniels said. ·"This ('Pirates of Penzance') "Pirates of Penzance" will begin at 7:30 p.m. very funny farce with a kind of British humor." Friday and Saturday. Admission for the production Prop art Jeff Ruker paints ruins of the Remorden Castle Thursday, props fo r the Students involved in the production were cast is $6 for the general public and $4 for students and play Pirates of Penzance, which will be presented by the music depart on auditions and are currently enrolled in the senior citizens. ment Friday a'!d Saturday evening in Dvorak Concert Hall. olitical history Parent's Club Scholarships. �Y!l.i·la.�J�Jp: ��d�·rgraduates i ii:on s1ated; TERESA JOHNSON �h bi By The topics will be covered Staff writer from both national and local Dougherty Scholarship offered DAVE RECCHIA standpoints. Historical points Parent's Club Scholarship appli By said eligible students must be Staffwriter stem's Historical Admini concerning Coles County will cations are available to full-time juniors with 60 and 89 semester ation Program, Ul}der the be highlighted. undergraduate students in good hours, and they must have eiµned tion of instructor Michael This is the program's 15th academic standing that demonstrate Applications for the Eunice W. at least 15 of those semestercredit Dougherty Scholarship Awards, hours while at Eastern. k, is mounting an exhibi annual exhibit, the third for financial need, said Thalia We tzel, which .are available to juniors in He also said recipients.. 111ust concerning political histo Cook. "Every year we try to do recording secretary for the Parent's . the College of Liberal Arts and have a cumulative grade poin'.t at the Greenwood School something different," he ex Club. Sciences and the Lumpkin average of 3.85 or higher. um starting March 22. plained. "Last year we did an "The scholarship has been at College of Business, are due Laible said all 15 of the awards "Buttons, Banners and exhibit on the weather, and Eastern since 1985," We tzel said. March 20. will be given out. oms: Elections and Coles next year we are planning to "We started out with one scholar ship worth $500, and in the second The awards - worth $500 each On average, there are about 40 unty" will run from 1 to 3 do one on architecture. year four $500 scholarships were - are only available to students students who apply for the schol . until June 28 Monday Since this is an election available." who meet specific qualifications, arship, he said. ough Friday, and 1 :30 to year we thought that a political The Parent's Club scholarships said Jon Laible, dean of the Applications are available in p.m. Saturday and Sunday theme would be appropriate." are intended to help students who College of Liberal Arts and room 201 in Old Main or room Mayes A'V e. in Charles- Many long hours have been have exhau sted there financial Sciences. 112 in Lumpkin Hall. put into this project, not only resources or are ineligible for other To receive the award, Laible he exhibition will cover for Cook, but for the graduate sources of financial aid, We tzel said. itical issues from 1830 to students as well, he added. If a recipient should fail to com applicants must submit along with awards of $750 each which will be nt times. Some of the top "We are all exhausted. "There plete registration and class enroll the application form, a one-page announced on or before May I , she include voting trends, how have been quite a few nights ment for the term, that recipient letter explaining the financial need said. tics affect everyone's lives that we have been working forfeits their right to any financial and a letter of recommendation "We encourage the students to presidential elections from well past midnight." award, according to the application. supporting the application from a apply," Wetzel said. past and present. The exhibition is sponsored Students must carry a 2.0 or faculty member or employer who is Applications must be returned to It will include everyone by the Coles County Historical higher grade point average and knowledgeable about the need. the Students Activities Office in the m Andrew Jackson to Society. Admission to the have 12 credit hours or more, The Parent's Club Scholarship Martin Luther King Jr. University 31 e Bush," Cook said. event is free. We tzel said. Committee will selectrecipients for Union by the March deadline, The scholarship guidelines state the five available scholarships slteadded.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY The men of Lambda Chi Alpha proudly announce our 1992 GBREAK SALE All knittops · Spring Associate Members. knit shorts knit pants 0% OFF Ed Hopkins Kirk Henderson Chuck DeVito Chuck Rickman Dan Drews Aaron Vogel Ta mmy Mel, Wanda, Maggie. and 0., Eric Lane day 3-14 only Yo u're our favorite! Peter Kates ,• I West ParkPlaza Love, Ike & Flo Charleston '. 6A 1992 Friday, March 13, New sta-ff takes Th e News ' reigns The Daily Eastern News will • City editor - Chris have a change of faces when the Sundheim, a freshman from new editorial staff takes the re Charleston. ins with their first issue Mon • Student Government editor day. - Elliott Peppers, a sophomore Senior Ann Gill will be the fromEast St. Louis. new editor in chief, replacing • Features editor - Jamie Stuart Tart, a junior from Char Riley, a sophomore from Bel leston. Gill, a native of Coal leville.
City, is in charge of supervising • Photo editor - Dan Koonce, a staff of about 30 editors and a junior from Bolingbrook. reporters. Gill is a journalism • Assoc. photo editor - Mari major and has worked previous Ogawa, a junior from Yoko ly as student government editor hama, Japan.
and editorial page editor for The • Sports editor - Ken Ryan, a News. junior from Richton Park. The new executive staff • Assoc. sports editor - Keith includes managing editor Sue Farroll, a freshman from Rzepka, news editor Laura Belleville. Durnell, associate news editor • Verge editor - J.A. Winders, Don O'Brien and editorial page a sophomore from Mattoon. Ann Gill editor Evette Pearson. • Assoc. Verge editor/Art Rzepka, a junior from Chi edit stories and assisting the director - Rich Bird, a sopho cago, will be in charge of super staff. more fromEv ergreen Park. COACHPanther Sport Bony Shoppe ' vising the production aspect of Pearson, who serves currently • Senior reporter - Bob Daily 9-8 Sun 12-5 the newspaper and currently as The News' features editor, McKee, a senior from Antioch. 1414 SIXTH STREET IN OLDE TOWNE SQUARI: works as student publications replaces Gill as editorial page • Senior photographer - Carl ONE BLOCK NORTH Of OLD MAIN coordinator and senior design editor. Pearson, a junior from Walk, a senior from Hinsdale. editor for The Wa rbler. She Chicago, will become responsi • Copy editor - Juliette replaces Debbie Carlson, a ble for working with columnists, Murawski, a senior from Hick senior from Tinley Park. taking letters to the editor and ory Hills. Durnell, a junior from Won coordinating The News' editorial Seniors graduating from The der Lake, will become responsi board. News are Carlson, Weaver, ble for planning and coordinat The News' new staff editors Seifert, McKee, Walk, current ing daily news coverage as well are: Verge editor Tim Shellberg, as editing news articles. She • Activities editor - Steve Chris Boghossian, Mike replaces Penny Weaver, a senior Lysaker, a freshman from Troy. Chambers, Suzanne Oliver and from Shelbyville. • Administration editor - Shannon Thomas. Current sports editor O'Brien Chris_ Seper, a freshman from takes over as associate news West Chicago. - Staffre port SHOES editor, replacing Kelly Seifert, a • Campus editor - Cassie senior from Burbank. O'Brien, a S-impson, a sophomore from junior from Galesburg, will also Casey. RUNNING - BASEBALL BASKETBALL - X-TRAINING
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Monday midway through the $199 two primaries are next Only 43 percent said they poll. Seven percent said none of , the poll finds Arkansas would vote for Bush, compared the above. Bill Clinton and former with 44 percent who would vote Among those who called SOUTH PA DRE husetts Sen. Paul Tsongas for "the Democratic candidate" themselves Democrats, Clinton about even for their eco if the election were held now. led Tsongas on this question 39 22 ideas. Among those who say they are percent to percent, while FROM per person Nig hts Democrats polled are registered voters, Bush leads 44- Tsongas had a slight edge among FREE $99 5 as likely to cite Clinton as 43. The poll's margin of sam independents, the swing voters in WINDSURFING, PARTIES, & MORE most about the jobless. pling error, plus or minus 3 per the general election. Deluxe Ft. 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Call Two summer subleasors needed. 345-1 244 leave message. yard. 1516 11th St. Call 31 in the following days EASTERN ILLINOIS SPRING 345-7379. One block from campus. 1-2 bed ______3/1 3 between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. =------3/19 rooms. Furnished. Rent nego Available May or August, fur newspaper. Ads can BREAK HOT LINE: Daytona - Beach. Best Prices on Femal..,subleasor needed for tiable. (345-1507). nished apartment for two. Excel CLOSE TO CAMPUS · not be canceled after campus ... from $1 09. BOOK summer. One roommate, own ,,---���=-_.,.,,.�___ 3/20 lent condition, some laundry and large one bedroom apartl the 2 p.m. deadline. NOW! SPACE LIMITED! Call room. Call Debbie 348-7675. 3 STUDENT HOUSES READY garbage, A/C, no pets. 345-7286. UTILITIES INCLUDED. ______3/1 3 FOR FALL '92 RENTAL. FULLY ______3/20 mo. lease. $320/mo sin Classified ads must Mike at 345-9556. Female roommate needed for FURNISHED, ALL APPLIANCES, 4 bedroom house. Off-street $1 80/mo. each for two. be paid in advance. 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Admission R SOUVENIR ��a UniversityBallroom 1111-= WATCH FOR OUR BIG AD TUESDAY MARCH 17TH .,, L...- -b...,,,.,,,======-- �� -======��:--���A , _ 1 tA Friday, March 13, 1992 then we should come out win ners." Eastern picked up its first win Eastern 's 3-7 baseball team gets of the season in a,.second game of back into action Saturday after this a doubleheader over Indiana State week's layoff as it is scheduled to earlier this season. The team split play in the St. Louis University a pair of games last weekend with Invitational. Murray State. The Panthers open play against Callahan said he was happy St. Louis University at 10 a.m. where his club stands after drop They battle the Murray State ping the team 's first four games. Racers at 3 p.m. Saturday and "I'm pleased considering the close out the tournament at 1 p.m. way we started out," Callahan Sunday versus the Indiana State said. Sycamores. But he said he was disappointed "This is our first tournament losing two one-run games last we've been in since I've been weekend to Murray State and here ," said Eastern head coach Bradley. Dan Callahan. "I know if we play "There 's definitely a big differ the way we are capable of playing ence between 5-5 and 3-7," Who and where? * From page 12 A Ippoliti said that the Phoenix's chances will be enhanced if the No. 1 seeds in each of the remain higher than 14th. ing conference tournaments whose champions If the Panthers aren't paired until one of the receive automatic bids win their league tourneys. final eight slots, that would pit them against one He added that he has been lobbying for Green of the nation's top eight teams, theoretically. Bay's selection fo The Big Dance with eight of But then again, the selection committee has the nine members of the selection committee. been known to surprise, and all of the pre-tourna "Green Bay is a nat ionally known team;" ment talk is simply a guessing game. Ippoliti said. "Therefore, it was a little easier "It's fun (speculating), isn't it? Samuels said. explaining why Green Bay should be considered. "There would be a lot of other things we could be I think they have a good opportunity. doing right now before it ends, speculating on "It's a numbers game, and you have to have a Who could be in. (The only thing you can do is) little luck with you based upon the outcome of just enjoy it." tournaments. They're probably right now as high While Samuels has the freedom to enj oy, as (the No.) 2 at large and as low as (the No.) 5 at Wisconsin-Green Bay is waiting nervously to see large, if everything falls in place." if it will gain one of the 34 at-large bids handed One factor weighing in Green Bay's favor is out by the committee. that it played only 13 of its 29 games on its home The Phoenix, who lost to Eastern in the semifi floor. But a late-season inj ury to starting point nals of the conference tournament, have a 25-4 guard John Martinez will hurt its chances. overall mark. , . , . 13th is the at ucky day ubway. Yo OFF , PARK PLAZA ,, � -SUBS ...... I ��:----- ...... ,.-::Go�--:�� .. find your o o ,/Jn the St. Patrlcks Persona�% g Tuesday, March 17th ' � � Deadline to place your personal is TODA Y. :::: � 10 WORDS, AND GREEN COLOR ART WORK �$�, � NITE! � ADDITIONAL WORDS 1 SC EXTRA ·�- � � -� NAME PHONE.��- - ' ADDRESS / 00 � MESSAGE � � ./'j:f � The Luck of the Irish will choose your f �� artwork from the following below! � �...... _____· __:::-- ,· ....l . . .. • • � UnsUng Martin prepares for NCAAs Miller sta By KEN RYAN ru Associate sports editor NCAA Lost in the shuffle in today's for Easte game of basketball, where high By BRIAN HARRIS scoring, forwards and monstrous, Staff writers rebounding centers dominate the game, i� th� defensive specialist. Eastern Illinois will He is the one player on the team represented this year in who· is always given the assign national competition. ment guarding the opposing of Along with the team's best offensive player. He is To urnament bound ba the.person who must exert most of Panthers and wrest! his energy hounding his opponent. Serbick, Dave Marlow Eastern's senior guard Kavien Gress, Eastern 's men Mart.in fits this role perfectly and te.am will be represe he .m�y just have been the lost hero during the Panthers' Mid senh:>r weightman Braid Continent Conference Postseason Miller was, the Tourn.ament victory. Eastern 's athletes to q Martin doesn't score 20 points postseason NCAA ac per game or pull down 10 year when he hit the rebounds, and he may not look mark in the 35-poun impressive in the box scores to throw at the Pepsi In fans, but his teammates and on Feb. 14. He acco coaches know the job Martin has that feat again at S done. Illinois the following "Kavien Martin is an unsung His winning e ·�," coach Rick Samuels said. Southern was at the "What he has accomplished for us farthest throw in the this year is unbelievable in terms this season. of determination and leadership Competition this on the floor, and just sheer gutty play." begins at 5:30 p.m. F · Martin, who had the task of. Hoosier Dome in lndi guarding Mid-Continent Player of ' Last year Miller the Ye ar Tony Bennett against early in the season Green Bay in the semifinals and tp pl�Cr t ifd i� the n first team all-conference selection This yearp his chances Kenny Williams in the champi- higher are realistic, e . onship- game against Illinois - it might not look I File photo Chicago, held both players to sub paper. Eastern point guard Kavien Martin, shown earlier in the season against Creighton, is prepared to accept his par performances. Bennett shot 7 - This year 's throw' next challenge, which will come next week in the NCAA Tournament. 18 from the field and Williams ment is different than shot 3-12. but with the team," Martin said. the seniors are getting a chance to pus." weight is still 35 po Martin, who took over for "We just weren't putting out the . play in the NCAA Tournament. Martin said he will now prepare not made of solid · Eastern 's 10th all-time leading effort. But we finally realized that "I think the coach appreciates for his next matchup, whether it is the case last year. scorer Gerald Jones, said he is we may be playing our last game the things I've done," Martin said. Bobby Hurley from Duke, Its core is made o finally adjusting to the point guard and we showed some effort in the "I feel like I've worked hard. It's Arkansas' Lee Mayberry or who position after struggling earlier in tournament." been four years of working hard ever Eastern draws in the first canvas to make it !es the year. Martin said he feels like the and we finally reached the goal round. And Martin said he already "Many games this year I was coach realizes all of the little that we thought we could get has a gameplan of how he will to the floor on imp frustrated, not only with myself things he does and is just glad that when we first stepped on this cam- guard each of them. along with a shorte has made a noticeabl performances across try. Who and where will Eastern play in tourney? Overall distances ... /\ . ' (, By CHRIS BOGHOSSIAN shorter. However, Staff writer has allowed athletes .� •' . old implement in or Ever Since Eastern 's basketball team fy, but participants clinched its first-ever trip to the NCAA the new weight at n Division I Tournament with its win over would guess we wouldn't go any higher than a 14 seed, if petition. Illinois-Chicago Tuesday night, two questions I have dominated minds of coaches, players and that. We could very easily be a 16th seed, too. Last year at fans. Continent Confer The first: Who will the Panthers play? The second: Where will they play? Rick Samuels All of the pre-tournament speculation Head basketball coach This season Miller comes to a close Sunday when the nine-mem mark (65- 7) with ber NCAA Selection Committee announces its weight but has also seedings at 5 p.m. (CBS-TV, Ch. 3). placed in one of four 16-team regionals - the on a team 's record and the strength of its with the new one. Eastern is holding a specia� seedings/pair We st (Tempe, Ariz., or Boise, Idaho), schedule, with home and road contests taken All the qualifie ings party for the event at 4:30 p.m. in the Midwest (Milwaukee, Wis., or Dayton, Ohio), into consideration. throws than Mille Grand Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. Southeast (Cincinnati or Atlanta) or East "Some of the things taken into considera those marks wi University Union. (Worcester, Mass., or Greensboro, N.C.). tion (by the selection committee) are strength weight. The Panthers earned one of 30 automatic "We sat on the bus and tried to do some of schedule, success in the strength of sched "The new weig -" bids to the tournament via their victory over speculating on the way back (from Cleveland) ule, and how they finished at the end of the factor," said ass UIC 's Flames · in the Mid-Continent based upon Sagarin's power ratings .... If they year," said Big Ten Commissioner Jim John Mcinerney. Conference Postseason Tournament title game go by that, I think we're a 15 seed," said Delany, who served on the selection commit distances has give at the Cleveland State Convocation Center. Eastern coach Rick Samuels, whose team tee for six years. "But really, it (comes down lot of depth. Last The win capped off a three-day stretch in enters the tournament at 17-13. "As far as to) who you played, how you played against ment winner, which the fifth-seeded Panthers upset the where we'll go, I have no idea. them, who they played and how they played Methodist r fourth, first and third seeds, respectively, of "I would guess we wouldn't go any higher against them. Basically, it's based on the qual Christopher Epa the league tourney. than a 14th seed, if that. We ·could very easily ity of their opponents." The NCAA Tournament tips off Thursday be a 16th seed, too. I think when they get Mid-Continent Commissioner Jerry lppoliti thrown 64- 1/2 this at four of eight regional sites across the down to those last two or three seeds, it's shared Samuels' views as to where the Epalle, a nati nation. The other four regionals begin Friday. based upon geographically what they want to Panthers would be seeded, adding that it won the event last As far as when, where and whom the do, more than anything." would be "a surprise" if Eastern was seeded amazing 74-7, wh· Panthers will play, no one will know until The Sagarin power-rating system is based third among colle · Sunday's announcement. Eastern will be * Continued on page 11 A Big Fun in The Uptowner John Hiatt's turns 10 years Little Village old 5 ��ut for laughs Charleston's funny bone has a new s-pot to hi Comedy isn't a laughing matter in Charleston anymore. Sure the local television cable system supplies the city and surrounding areas with a vast number of new comedy chan nels to supplement the traditional late night network programming - The Tonight Show, Late Night, and most recently The Dennis Miller Show - all the comedy one could ask for with the convenience of it being beamed directly to your home onto the small screen. But comedy, not unlike any perlormance art, is usually best received in its intended setting, that bemg the traditional live setting. Until now the people of this city and its surrounding communities were devoid of any live comedian entertainment, minus an occasional on-campus appearance at the Rathskeller, the University Ballroom or a road-trip to Champaign. · But now the area has developed within itself an isle of comic relief to claim as its own. Every Friday night at 9:30 through the end of April, Reflections will be presenting a weekly comedy night featuring some of the region's top touring comedians - a Charleston version of the A&E program "Uve at the Improv." There are plenty of bars to go to in Charleston if you want to "get drunk"but very few places, bar orotherwi5e, exist that currently offer quality entertainment, said Tom Liggett, general manager of Reflections. "Beyond the bowling alley and the movie show there isn't much in the area," he cGntinued, "That's where we come in." at Liggett and Reflections have decided to contribute to the Charleston entertainment scene is indeed a joke. e show features two comedians, both an opening act and a headline performer from the regional pool of comedic talent, a region which ranges out to approxi mately a three state area. Also included in the event is a master of ceremonies which opens the night's entertainment and keeps the show running smoothly in between the two featured acts. The Me's rote is usually filled by a per sonality from some aspect of local entertain Story by J.A. WINDERS ment. Eastern student David Mathey Photo by MARI OGAWA stepped into the spotlight one evening in January. Although understandably "scared tQ,, death" at the prospects of faqng a comedy hungry crowd, he descnbed the experience as simply "cool." Mathey, who finds himself in front of crowds often by performing with an Eastern swing choir, said from that one appearance was spawned two other opportunities to perform for other local events as a MC/comedian. Described as a "really great bar," he said that its appeal to the university population has yet to take hold due to its "semi-distant location." The average crowd make-up on any given Friday night is indeed diverse . A melt ing pot of Eastern students, Charleston resi dents, and people from the surrounding communities, all descend upon Reflections to be quenched of a thirst for, according to Liggett, "something different." The local MC angle is not the only por tion of the evening that provides a difference to patrons. The main highlights are the comedians themselves. Liggett explained from his office Tuesday night how Reflections has and continues to make an effort to get at least one "big ., Continued on page 6B GOODBYE Dart Tourney at Jerry's Every Saturday 1 :00 p.m. $5 entry fee per team Cash Prizes & Giveaways! Corner of 4th & Lincoln 345-2844 �ote yes For 4-H and Extensio Paid For by Friends of 4-H .& Extension :;�;<;»:"''"' Well, this is it for e. ry is on front page. And a Ve rge would not'be After more than ma year and a sto On pagethe three, veteran normal without the usual enter half of working solely on giving Ne wser Bob "Rockfish" McKee tainment reviews. On the music as much local and national enter goes to a local bar - the side, John Hiatt's new band, tainment news and insights, I'm Uptowner and Cellar, 623 Little Village (not the Village going into retirement, effective Monroe. But instead of simply People, mind you) and Donald now. The ball is now in the over-patronizing it, Rockfish digs Fagen's latest outing with a band hands of new head Ve rge-in J .A. beneath the surface and uncovers called the Rock and Soul Rewe. I Winders and his associate, Rich what he calls "Charleston's cul Both are good listens (a lso I Bird. I have faith that this insepa tural mecca." After I read this reviewed: "Stop! Or My Mom I rable duo will fill my shoes well. story, I know I'll look at more Wi ll Shoot, " the latest Syl I SAUSAGE & CHEESE Even better. Those shoes proba than a menu and a pool table. vester Stallone dud). I bly won't stink, either. Quite a classy place. Well, it looks like my time as I PIZZA... TO GO! In addition to the switch in While McKee was receiving a the Ve rge boss has come to an I Now at Monical's, get a Med. (14") I power, Juliette Murawski will be culture lesson, Central Illinois end. It's been fun working this Thin Crust Sausage & Cheese Pizza ... assisting the boys with produc style, Birdy was jazzing it up with gig for the last year and a half, I tion, layout and design. Basically, Charleston pianist Jim Pryor, and I'm gonna miss it. Thanks I she'll be kicking them in the ass who will performing with his trio for hanging out with me for the I Ju� -Tm when she sees fit. Friday evening at Friends & Co, year. Do it up, Jason, Rich and I $5.95 For my last outing ever, I sent 509 Van Buren. Now the inter Juliette. I $7 .45 with a Large (16") Pizza J.A. out in search for laughs esting aspect of this gig is that Bye. I (and, no. I didn't send him thr the other two thirds that make up I Good 7 Days/Weekwith Carry-Outthru 4116192. ough my family photo album). the trio are from the Chicago. 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Little Village: worth many a visit Can't change the past, though, so why bother? Just sit scenery for Hiatt, no doubt. , back, put the ride on cruise and enjoy the ride through this Think about it. A shiny, happy rocker - titled "Solar Village. Written and produced by all four members of the Sex Panel," no less - on Bring The Family? It wouldn't fit band, Hiatt, guitarist Cooder, bassist Lowe and skinsman on that soul-searching collection, but it sure as hell works Keltner are nothing below supercharged through the here. Although the lyrics make as much of a social com album's 11 tracks. mentary as Aerosmith's "Love In An Elevator ," "Solar OOhn Hiatt, Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe and Jim Keltner Only a few tracks on Little Village are reminiscent of SexPanel" is easily more funthan Meat Loaf. a good thing when they have it - even Yet the Village goes through severaldiffer takesthem a little bit of time to realize it. ent seasons on its first albums; the tropical-fla er uniting in 1987 to record Bring The vored "Do You Want My Job" and "Fool i/y, unarguably Hiatt's comeback album Who Knows," for instance, is a seasoned · was recorded in a mere four days), delight. The breezy "Don't Go Away Mad" is should have made an attempt to keep a destined AOR radio staple and "Don't Bug o three seasoned musicians on board f r Me When I'm Working," the album's crunchy · . It's hard, after all, to get to know a closer that climaxes several times thanks to group of guys· after only hanging out for the dueling axework of Hiatt and Cooder, is a few days. downright irresistible. · , all four musicians must have real The only turn-off to Little Vi llage, both this. And on Little Village, the band · the album and the band, is the possibility this debut album, it shows. Obviously collaboration could very well be filed along than four days in the making, Little side temporary supergroups such as the recalls the more upbeat moments of Traveling Wilburys and the Notting Hillbillies. ring The Family, but with more of a That would be a shame, as this great ensem mind that Bring The Family fol ble proves once again - either Hiatt's back r Family's more tender philosophical moments, howev as Tu rn ing (1988) and last year's Stolen and up band or Little Village - that it deliver the goods Slow er ("Take Another Look" and "Don't Think About Her as can While those albums did Hiatt's career appropri without the hype of names such George Harrison or ts. When Yo u're Trying To Drive,"in particular). On their sec as . Village, both a band and an album, Mark Knopfler. Unlike those two supergroups, whose , Little as as ond official outing together, the quartet literally swingswith done Hiatt's career justice on a seemingly albums seem to be more for novelty than substance, have a giddy passion - an uncommon, yet enjoyable change of t level. there's many a reason to keep returning to this village. nald Fagen returns on Live At TheBe acon of the New Yo rk Rock and Soul and the Dan's "Pretze1 Logic," Rewe, which features 70s greats from the album of the same Donald Fagen, Michael name, are undoubtedly the high McDonald, Boz Scaggs and lights of Beacon . Phoebe Snow. Recorded live at But Fagen is not the whole the Beacon Theatre last March, show here, as Beacon showcases this collection of tracks is a rock many 60s and 70s superstars and soul revue worth many singing timeless soul oldies as reviews. well as orchestrating their own The most noteworthy aspect music with class. Former Rascal about Live At The Beacon, of Eddie Brigati, along with his course, is that Steely Danman brother David, one-up the Rascal Donald Fagen finally got off his smash "Groovin"' when com Th e return of the Donald royalty-cushioned ass for the first pared to the overplayed version, (and, quite possibly, the return of America, some teenybopper is time in a decade. On his first and even McDonald's rendition Steely Dan), Live At The probably bypassing Live At The o recorded performance since The of the Doobies' "Min.ute�BY Beacon flexes its sultriest muscle Beacon f r Hall and Oates Rock Nightffy, (1982r20his only-solo Minute" supersede5' the original when listened to in its entirety. and Soul, Pa rt One. album, Fagen sounds remarkably by miles. Live At The Beacon is an unex Ye ah. And they say cock fresh. His reworkings of The Although basically a vehicle pected and hearty treat. It's a roaches are going to outlast the Nightfly's "Green Rower Street" promoting the return of Fagen shame though that somewhere in human race, too. EIU Music Department Pirates of Penzance March Friday, 13, 1992 Saturday, March 14, 1992 1430 E. Street • Charleston, IL • 345-2155 7:30 p.m. Sale Good Thru 3-21-92 0 9-7 Open 8-1. Mon-Sat Sun Leo J. Dvorak Concert Hall COPPERTONE Quincy Doudna Fine Arts Center SUNTAN LOTION V. 25o/o FREE Student/Senior Admission $4.00 Spf 4 10 oz $6.00 ent $299 General Adn1ission Reg 699 $549 Ticket Information 581-3010 FILM 35 mm Walgreens exp. 99¢ Reg12 1� . Keystone Beer Reg-Light or DRY Jack Matthews Ryan Isreal Travis Adami Jim joJ1nson 12 pack . $399 . rl $599 CANS Jeff Cosgrove Don Largen� ... ,·, ' ·� : . 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Speaking of his trio, he I'm not looking at my bass play to play (piano)," said Pryor. ACROSS FROM CARMAN HALL said, "this town hasn't had musi- er, or my drummer, I'm watching Together with pcoustic bassist IT! 9 Month Lease 24 Hour Maintenance cians of this calibre. · the audience. [}'.! Larry Kohut and drummer Tim Studio 1,2 & 3 Bedroom CT1 Central Air Conditioning "Don't misunderstand me - "If I'm getting good looks, like Mulvenna, both from Chicago, [}'.!Completely Furnished CT1 5 Minute Walk to there are good musicians in this smiles and people nodding, and the trio has loosely been "togeth [}'.! Free Parking CT1 Campus town, but we offer a better depth a little laughter when they hear Swimming Pool Laundry Facilities er" for two years. a ra & of all the styles. We jump from cliche, I'll keep going. It depends L.!.I SLJNDECK CT1 CIPS "They are my group," said avant-garde, to swing, and on how I'm f�eling. Generally I CT1 Pryor, "but they aren't loyal to straight ahead. We also do Latin, feel' p'tetty ' so ·play me. Like most professionals they tjobd, !'It _,., ; ,_;:,_ ' ., DAIL.Y.9to 5 and a Llitin-jazz rock. awhile� I play choruses -. < ' freelance amongst each other. If can 25 ,• " "' OFFICE' SAlU- OPENRDAY to to -2 . "When people come to see and not bore anyone, that's what· So when I don't play with them, ,, us, they're not out to drink beer. I'll do. MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENTNOW!ll l'llplay solo. They come to listen to the music. When asked how a trio of Together, and with other It surprised me how many peo- improvisationalists knows when groups, themembers of the Jim pie around here really appreciat- to end the tune, Pryor laughed Pryor trio have played clubs like ed the literature." and said, "I've never thought 345-6000 the Bop Shop in Chicago, the about where they end. or stop by 221 9 S. 9th St. Village Gate in New Yo rk, and Because the group centers on #1 several small clubs in Champaign improv, Pryor says the positive "I don't know when to stop. LEASING FA LL APARTMENTS effect of the audience feedback is Yo u just know when enough is 1992 NO including Nature's Table. · " transferred to the playing. In Pryor's eyes, the group has Eastern Illinois Un iversity Theatre ��� -� � �� �ca.>1�1 �co:lr{ Presents . I - . . in aUAAiTO conjunction ·with 615 frAonrM.Chorluton. 610ID l (217) 34S-t*vN . ST•. PATIY'S SPRING OUT! ! . BREAK BLOW . FRIPAY l E t rt t I Livef� ;'rt(1� � 25¢ . 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In addition to all this, we heard that Vic Robeson wowed all physical plant employees recently by actually showing up at the plant. A feat in itself. Yet the bas ketball team, Rowe, nor Robeson are our primary sports focus this week. Nothing against the excellent job the Panthers have done and will do at the NCAA tourna ment, and for a consolation prize, Vic, we'll contact "Ripley's Believe It Or Not." But this week, we take a look at an unsung hero in the area's world of athletes. Instead of jumping on the bandwagon, we searched high and low to find an unsung athlete and give him/her/itNic their due 15 minutes of fame. Funny enough. All we had to do was look up an empty Jerry's Pizza box and down an empty beer bottle. Our focus this week is on Michael "Arvid" Heinz, a junior at E.astern who lives in Ford Hall and is the head texas straw hat server at the Triad food service. But even though he holds the esteemed title of head hat dude, Arvid is in search of, yet, even more greatness. Standing at 5'8" and weighing in at 142 pounds, Arvid will be among the men entering Friday's Mr. EIU contest Friday evening at 7 at Charleston High School. We know what you might be thinking. A shrimp who weighs less than the keg he drinks out of entering a bodybuilding contest? Is this some kind of a joke? What's next? Ed Asner competing in a triathalon? Arvid. He the man for the 90's? It might sound kinda silly, but if methods of training and dietary practices are judged, Arvid should probably walk off with the award before flexing his bones, er, pees. "I basically sit around and drink beer - lifting pitchers, y'know?" Arvid said, describing his training regi ment. "To get psyched up before the contest, I'll probably watch an hour of WWF wrestling. I'm not going to shave my shoulders, I'm not hot waxing nothing." So Friday night we can expect to see a freakshow of flab and flub from Arvid, huh? Wrong. In addition to his dietary practices, Arvid has trained rigorously for the show by bungee jump ing - Without the rope, though, and substituting water with evergreen shrubs. ''I'm learning to fly," Arvid said. "I climb up roofs - which is very strenuous. I dive into evergreens and · · · _ ' it. ' · · ' ._ ,Shell erg : •1 .j" jl.tst-hppeJ l i E_E!t:e . comectwifr!oee nt"onere-;'';,.-� added. "I missed once." Associate!'_.� ... J .A. Winders� ,, - -"YooShowcfhave ne "Yeah," added Arvid's manager, Matt Geuther. "An eight foot tree went up your ass." So �hat Art Director ..... Rich Bird Photo Editor ..... Carl Walk explains the funny walk...... Stuart Ta rt, Rich Bird, Juliette Murawski, Tom But while there are likely to be many doubters of Arvid's chances of coming off with the trophy Friday y, Chris Myers, Scott Schable, Debbie Carlson evening, he, along with manager Geuther, believe he can come off with a win. .. "I am the epitome of the male E.astern has to offer," Arvid said. 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Give me Arnold Schwartznegger or Friday, March "Private Benjamin," but she also, unfor Eddie Murphy but please, please don't 13, 7 admissio tunately, starred in "Protocol." Tom give me another Sylvester Stallone com $4.00 Selleck may have chose "Three Men edy . Believe me, it's pretty painful to And A Baby," but he also chose watch - especially when Stallone resorts "Runaway." Even Kevin Costner has a to wearing a diaper to get a laugh. blemished record. Does anyone remem Estelle Getty doesn't fare much better, ber "Revenge?" as Tutti is just a younger, non-italian ver But even with a few hits and misses, sion a Sophia from "The Golden Girls." practically no one has gone through the I could have probably lived with the simi kind of career that Sylvester Stallone has larity, if the screenplay, written by Blake gone through. He's had one roller coast Snyder, Will Davies and Will Osborne, er ride of a career with films ranging had any wit to it. In one scene, for from "Rocky" to "Rhinestone," to "First example, we hear Tutti spout "Go Blood" and last year's "Oscar. " ahead; make your bed" as Joe looks It's no wonder he hasn't gotten sick down the barrel of Mom's gun just as with such ups and downs. he's about to get up for the day. Speaking of getting sick, I had the Hee hee. Ha w haw. · pleasure (or, better put, misfortune) of Who knows what producer Ivan seeing Stallone's latest, "Stop! Or My Reitman ("Twins," "Ghostbusters") was Mom Will Shoot." Fasten your seat belts; Estelle Getty:hap piness is not a warm gun. ' thinking when he brought . this to the it's going to be a bumpy ride. screen. And what a waste of JoBeth "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot" stars Tutti is in town for the annual check Williams' talent, who in the role of Joe's Stallone as Joe Bomowski, an to see how her son is doing. But the visit girlfrienq/boss, is the onlY, actor who can unattached Los Angeles cop. However, turns into anything but routine when say they survived this mess with their Joe's bachelorhood is quickly interrupted Tutti witnesses a drive-by mu.rder. integrity intact. by a surprise visit from his mother, Tutti, Unwillingly, Tutti becomes the depart If you're planning to see "Stop," it's played by Estelle Getty (from TV's "The ment's key witness and partner to Joe. time you re-think your choice. Golden Girls"). "Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot " is Uptowner (continued from p. SB) by the artist. his responsibilities at the bar, he does month the bar will feature live entertain "The more the public is exposed to have a stain window he created hanging ment that ranges from jazz to rock. On (art) the more diverse their attitudes will in The Cellar. "Art is a big part of my life March 28, Springfield Shaky will provide be," Knoop said. . . . it will always be displayed one way or what Knoop coined as "exceptional jazz" Be.sides having a personal love for art, another here," Knoop said. for those present. Knoop earned a bachelors degree with an The music that sets the tone for the Besides art, music and drink, The art jorma from Eastern, where his father scene at the bar is as diverse as its patron Uptowner offers a wide variety of sand was a professor of art for 30 years. and changes due to which way the mood is wiches, steaks and chicken dishes from its In add.ition to the art displayed in the moving, ?nd is tailored to fit the crowd · kitchen. The last year and a half business front windows, The Uptowner 'is spatterd Knoop said. 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