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Student faces A stitch in time: Quilt moves on battery charge AIDS memorial brings due to run-in By TIM Mcilrath awareness, volunteers General Assignment Reporter By Aleksandra Macys Health Reporter An STUC studcn1 Monday "a.~ arrestcJ and charg~ with The name~ projcc1 AIDS Memorial Qui ll aggravated batt ery afte r h: panels were solemnl y fo lded and the event walk:ed into a unifom,cd SIUC ended Wednesday with the one AIDS group patrol offi cer near thi Wham ga.ining new volunto:rs. bnx1..cway. The Sou1hcm lllim~is Regional Effon f-o r Ma1thew R. Marvel. 2 1. a AIDS saw it"- bi gges~ recrui1ment ever of Junior in m'1rkcting. c;a id he \•olunteers a.t the event, Jccording to Kathie was rushing to class from Kullz. a mcmbcrof SIREA. Lawson to Wh :.am wh en he Kunz spoke Wednesday ni ght about the coll id ed with patrol o fficer growing need fo r services and volunlecrs in Grcgtlry "!" ravcl stcad. wh o Sou:he:n Ul incis. stopped Man·el and asked for SIREA ·s mission is 10 provide emotional his name and identi fication suppon and social services 10 persons with number. and then allowed him AIDS. to cducale the public about HN disease to go to class. and to orovidc assistance in the form of goods SIUC Police Administrative and Wices to v,.:ople with HIV disease. Assistant Dan Lane said Marvel Programs include case managemen~ support was arrested by SIUC police groups :ind a buddy program where a volunt= offlCCTS at 10:55 a.m. when he spends time with a person with AIDS. retur"... to the breezeway. He Kurtz said there an: currently 22 clients. one wa~ lcen to the Ja ckson of which is a female. Rosemary Simmons, left, a counseling County S heriff' s O ffice. in "Our dicnts have primarily been gay men." psycholo!)lst at SIUC, looks at one the iurphy boro. w:1nc he was Kurtz said. AIDS memorial quilt panels at the Newman fi ngerpri nted. photographed, She said with the spread of AIDS among and jailed. intravenous drug u~,.rs and heterosexuals. the Catholic Student Center Wednesday nlghL "(Marvel) hit (Travel tead) clientd e is ch.:oging. Toni Jntravala dance to "Somewhere Over with his left shoulder enough to .. Ifs everyone's di._"-CaSC now," she said. the Rainbow" during the closing ceremony l.nock him back"ards." Lane Kurtz said SIREA needs better outreach for quilt display programs. More than 40 programs throughou t the area.. better education people attended the closing ceremonies see ARREST, page 5 programs and bcuer home services. Wednesd2y night. As part of the ceremony, "The onl y oth.:r option (for a person wi th Kathi e Kurtz, of the Southern Illinois Gus Bode AIDS) if there i."' no fam il~ suppon. and many Regional Effort for A IDS, s poke to the ti~ there i~ noL. 1s a nun.ing home.·· she said. audience about the attention the names Beuer coordinated services and more project quilt has brought to SIREA. Kurtz volunl<.CI"\. she sajd. would help SIREA offer said the program brought t he b iggest response mon: quickly . number of new vol'Jnteer recruits ever for .. Ideally. each diem "ould have one ca.i.c the g•oup. ma11.i.gcr and one buddy:· she said. KUl1Z sak: althoogh "this area is scn:amm~ for ~~ · even thcY..c who do llOf volunt-xr can help Staff photos hy educating JXX!P1c about HIV and AIDS 1SSUCS. Gus says one t :,o many She said the quilt panels hdpc<] to raise badly by times late for ::iass, and needed a" arellCS.\ in th1~ area. Kuro said ,he Lthey'II call 11,e law on you. Seokyong Lee see AIDS, page 5 Political games part of life Shull's 9 election griev~ sent Columnist Ivins says cynical attitudes are killing American dream to USG senate for final ratification By iliarc Chase Despite Shull's appeals. the By Jamie Madigan example ?f how important 1hosc corporate special intcresK ·· General Assigrvnent Reporter U G election commissi01~ onl y Potrucs Reporter libcnics are. lvm.'- said her )Ob lets her 00 :m ruled on two of the griev4.~es "(Our freedom,) an: just given 10 1mportan1 public service - to The Undergraduate Student and sent lhc: election resu hs to In spnc of the cyml1,m people us at binh." she sa id. ··w e arc in satirize po litical figures and Government senate Wednesday the scruue for ratification. iccl towarn pohllcs. ai: r it1Zl'OS danger of le1ting the whok dre:!m pol icies. night ratified the results of the USG President Mike Spiwak hav~ a rcspons1b1hty ·o keep watch die - ou1 of cynteism ... " I think it's healthy.'' she said. "I USG elections that one candidate said i;rievances agains1 1hc over govemmeni's actions, politi• She said while her job gives her a Ihm, we should laugh at them all appealed this week. e lection process had al ready cal cnlumnist and author Moll y chance to make fun of poliL;,;,., she lhc time."' The electiot1 results that were been ruled on by the comm is• I\ m, said Wcdne;day. stil i believes in the basic ideas of At the same time. Ivins criticim! made official for the 1994-1 995 sion. and he urged senators to .. Poli11 cs in this country is the constitution. the trend toward usiog politically presidential olf10e of USG were ratify the results and get oo with '°mcthing you al l have a rcspon• "As cynical as I get I still believe oom,ct spea:h "'attack other JlCOl,lq. appealed by John Shull, presi facing more important problems i. 1bilitf lor:· she said. ·· 11 ·s aboul tha1 these tmlhs arr self.evident .. Meanness seems 10 have dential candidaie for the Progres concaning the srudcnt body. your life. o matter wha1 you do in and that all men - and wo.nen - become an institutional pan of sive P.uty last Thursday through S piwak said lhe clec1ion your life you arc always going to art. created equal." she said. po li tics," .5 he said. " Political a list -:,f nine grievances. process this year was the fairest be a citiu:n ;:i this country." Ivins urged the audience to fight correctn ss has become a son of Shull lost by nine votes last and most efficient polling Ivins sp->ke to a stan Opinion Trashing the testers: Men's, Women's oat Regatta returns -5eepag£ 4 Enterta::'lmc.>f'lt Garbage can display Basketball Salukis to Campus Lake -See pall" 11 protests animal use gain 2 new players B Classified -see page 11 -See page 13 -Story on page 3 -Story Qr1 pape 20 Page 2 DailyEgyprilln Apnl 28. 1994 Newswrap '- world EAST TIMORESE REJECT INDONESIAN RULE - Dll..l, East Tamor - Dorr,mggus Pereira, a 28-ycar-old political prisoner. began shouting in l'MugllCSC as 8 group of visitors tcOtcrcd the prison courtyard. "Viva Tunor l..csh, C'Long live East Timer"),"' he yelled as =='--.....;;.~=-====e. prison officials lriod to husde him away from two dowi visiting rcpone,s. The scufllc April I 5 81 Becora Pr.son in this fomier Porwguese colony, which Indonesia seized in December 1975, came during a rare goven>.ment«gani7.ed press tour aimed at showing CC('!l()tnic progress in East Timor under Indonesian atfminisuation. However, the visit also showed that, 18 years afta- Jakana formally annexed the easltlm half of Tunor Island, many East Tunorcsc still have not been assimilated into Indooesia and that .. integration," as the government calls ilS takeover policy, has largely fai led. RUSSIAN OFFICIAL'S KILLING RAISES TENSION - MOSCOW - An unknown gunman kil led a Russian parliament member in his home Tuesday night, igniting an uproar in the legislature Wednesday lhat sharpened political tension over plans by opposiuon groups 10 hold mass demonstrations for May Day. The State Duma. or lower house of partiamcn~ voled this evening 18 demand that President Boris Yeltsin fire his in"'1ior minii.cr, who heads the national polia, and so is blamed for rising crime here. Prime Minister Vikux Chcrnomyrdm . summoned to testify in closed session, rejected the demand. Some legislators said Yel tsi n now should postpone his cherished plan for all For people with a taste political factions to sign a "memorandum of national accord" on for great Thursday. An u'llmown gunman shot Duma member . .ndrc1 Ai7.dcrd7.1s. I 35, a, close range in the stairwell of his home in the outskirts of Moscow Italian works cf art. Tuesday evening. I nation L ANOTHER DEMOCRAT PLANS TO LEAVE SENATE - WASHING10N - Sen. David L. Boren. Okla., Wcdncsda)· became the sixth Democrat 10 announce plans 10 leave the Senate this year, boosung Republicans' prospects for significant cloctoral gains that could threaten President Clinton's alrcady•tenuous hold on th e Senate. Boren, a conservative Dcmocral who br.:>ke w1t.h Cli nton on fiscal poJicy but ._.... .,.....;.,._,;_,;..;.=-..a supported hun on rron) other issues. said he will !".Sign from Congress when its r uncnt session ~ O\'Cf, probably m CJ.rl~ October, to X'Comc prcs;dcnt of the Universal) of Oklahoma. A special elccuon " 111 be called NEED TO sometime after the November grncral elccuons 10 fill Borcn"s =• for the The Game of Fantasy Football remaining rwo years of his ti::z111, and the mce Ci considered likely lO be ADVERTISE? highl y competitive. With the usual mad -term election difficulties for tl.c pan)' in power, tlic larpe number 01 retirements and the vulncr.ibi lll) or incumbents. it ,s thcorcucally possible for Republicans to pick up the Come to ()Ide~ THE seven scats they need to recapture control of the Senate. on 3othJor a Aprif ANSWER'S FEDERAL CUTS TO VA PERSONNEL OPPOSED - speciaf preview oJ Games WASHING10N - The Ointon administration has been handed its first IN BLACK major chaJlcngc in downsizing lhc govcmmcnL 1be challenge comes ~Norfcshop's Catest Game! from a senior Dcmoc:ra1. Rep. G.V. "Sonny"' Monlgomcry of Mississippi. AND who brought a bill to L~e House n oor Tuesday that would prevent J>!lSOlUlel cuts in the VetcranS Affairs Dcpanmcnt health program. The WHITE! admini~tration's plan to cut 5,000 VA employees next yt".ar and an (_Demonstrations 1 - 5 p.m. additional 20,000 later "is going to be a disaster·· for VA medical facilities, Montgomr.ry Sdid. The admini.su-auon immediately e,presscd siJOng opposition "' Mon ;,,cry's bill. ''This legislation would make it Daily Egyptian impossible fo r the administration to carry out the downsizing of the executive branch ,"' Office of Management and Budget Director l-"00 E. Paneua wroce Hou.<:e Speaker Thomas S. Foley, D-Wash. Call 536-3311 - from Dally Egyptian wire Nrvk:ea For More Information v&•715 S. University•®~~ 529-5317- • Mon-Sat I11-7ll~ • Sun 1-5 ( ·orn.·l'tion, ( ·1arifkatio11" A group from the Allucks Community Secvice Board received an hooorable mcnuon for its worl<. at Spring Clean-Up Saturday. The Daily Egyptian regrets the omission. Accura(·y Desk ~ If readers spot an error in a news anicle, they can contact the Daily • UPS Shipping Egyptian Accuracy Desk al 536-33 11, extension 233 or 228. •P,Jlking Suppli('s • 191crnational Shipping Scheduling an event Da ily Egyptian •Ov('rnight Mail this summer your for Sn.der .-\ g.1rh:.1,;t.· ctn Wc REGISTERED STUDENTS Individualized Learning Program IN THE ILLINOIS Division of CiJnrinuing Educ01ion NATIONAL GUARD Broaden your horizons this semester- If you are activated for flood Take an /LP Class!!! relief duty be sure to contact /ruliridu.aliml Ltami'lt Protram cowxs mm S/UC n:sitk,lliql mdiJ a,olicabk toward a 4turc /LP courses ha~ fU) t1trollnunJ limits, aNI 5/lllkllls QI.II ~ewer tltrou.,hollJ tht U-Wk'Sltr. SlutknJs UR a studJ guitk d,w/optd b1 an S/UC illstruelor as drt couru ffUIIUworlc alld- stud1 aJ a tho, and plact transitional programs ofdrw clroosing. To,qi,krla_lLI'_,_, ___,,,Mlw•~f- (B145 Woody Hall, 536-2338) ~bJd,dro,b;.r,._,-fll«at lt'..W.-Sf-n ·c.• *ILl'offiaGna:IIJ. lt',_..,_,.,....,,,-IUS,..,.aelil,.__,_ITfUl t .1ih I 1.l'\pl1.111 ,1,111l1t 111 lll1m11, I 111\tr,11\ ••J"' arl111111l,1h Daily Egyptian Student Editor-in.Chief Editorial Editors Managing Editor Teri Lynn t.....-iock Tre'&bcrta Uoyd Goodman And Ne¥i"S SUi ffRcpresentati\'e Facu1ty Repreeentati\.-e Karyn Viverito Su\jay Seth Walter B. Jaelmia Students. can lower cnmes on campus THE RISE IN THE NUMBER OF CRIM ES ON coll ege campu es and the obvious concern of students is a sign of troubled times. The picture received is thal college campuses all around the country are in the same condi1ion as major cities where threats of crime and acts of violence are ran1pan1. T he d ifference in campus c rimes is 1ha1 stu de nts o n college campuses can do something abou1 it. Every universily must di sclose campus crime statis1ics. according to the 1990 Student Ri ght -to-know and Campus Letters to the Editor Security Acl. In I 993. SI C had nine repon cd cases of crimi nal sexual as,ault. eigh1 ca,es of robbe ry. 15 cases o f agg ava1ed as,ault/hallcry. 95 cases of burglary. 530 cases of larceny Viewpoint misguided, Animal rights 1h eft. 11 cases o f au10 the f1 and seven cases of arson. Surp r,singly. SI UC is one campus whe re the crime ra1e decrea,ed. though intention good activis1s wrong It is lhc righl of every , 1udent and prospec1i ve s1udent 10 ln ~sponsc to Melissa Edward's 5(1.6 edi1orial: I have to say that I was amaz,d by what I beard from a couple of ~n ow of these fac ts and to realize how safe their campuses Fi n,t. Kurt Cabain did not ki ll him~clf in a ~e lfi sh ancmpl 10 immon al ize his name in th e wor ,j of rock. What evidence members protesting for animal arc. Some college,. however. have been known to cloak v.ould cau$e one 10 thi nk he di rt '> Thro ugho ut this music rights. Basiully I understood 1he,e fig ure, by using melhods 10 get around re porting career Kun , hunned faml' . He s po ke in hi-. ~uiciJc no1 of them to say t ha~ it is belier 10 crime, 1hat occur on campus. TI1esc coll eges might fear the overpowering guih he fell becJuse he believed he was letting experiment on l? mans with bad.lash fro m the wall et. of alumni and boosters. a dm p in hi\ fa ns down by not appreciating 1heir love and admirati on. edsting illnesses as ,rompared to doing laboratory testS on animals. enroll ment . fai lure to attract prospecti ve students. and so on. If h1 ~ :-. ui.-: idc was an am:mp1 at immonality a1 all. it was no1 a selfish on•· . but rathe r a las1. desperate cffon 10 j ustify the In other wonls. sacriffce a hmnan The reputation of a uni versi1 y al so can be at stake when adoration of those who had a lread y g ra nted him god li >. c life. People this is wrong. One ,·rimes frequently occur al the instilution. ~lalUS. gentleman infonne<'. me that it In her editorial. Meli ssa also said ·· 1 hale nothing. Hate is may take yea,-, of •l r , Calendar ARREST, from page 1 said. action in the corgested area, he Marvel said he bumped inio the said, officer by accidcn, and apologized Marvel said his Class lll felony Community after the incidenL charge was lessened to battery, a " I was definitely aggrava1ed," misdcmcancr. B.iil was lei at S 1, WIC I wdl have 1a: W t mceung al .S:30 e.rn. AIDS, from page 1 ionti,ht in Room 1016 in lM Communicabon1 Bui~ Fa- men infOfflW>OO call Michde at saw 1wo 19-ycar-old girls walking sion in people, 529-56-13. in to sec the qui ll panels and cw panels from fri ends and T IIF. BLAC K G RADUATE STUOEST lhough1 !hey would be reached bi• family members of vicums of AIDS ,\ssoc:1.1tJOn·1 :-r-a,grution PI Q,IJC ,..ill be he.Id lhc i1, ralher than aewspapcr and were presemcd Tuesday nigh, a1 the from 12pm u->5p.rn onApnllO t.tlhc:Law other media stories. center. School PalJO r-or ~ tnformlOOcl call Dn ll !i49-J679°'5J6.m1 The quill panels were broughl 10 A signaiu.·e panei filled wi 1h the Ne\llman Center for three days signatures of people in th e S O!li-lllA.DITION"AL STUD£1',,T Services "'ill have an k,Jonnatia, Table &om IOa m. co 2 after Sister Kale Reid, director of r ommunity was also presented to ~~.:;a~ Srudent Center, fnt floor. Hall the center, requcs-.cd them fro m lhe represenl Southern Ulinois, Oticago Names projccL " I think the quill helped us 10 PHILOSOPHY DEPARTM l::.'T Co~ She said she hope, ii will help to reach people we never could have," Ser-N!6 presenu a leciure by Profe110, Cnig raise awareness and evoke compas- Kurtz said. llant 1 l1tled "Authel1cs, TnJedy. and Technology: Art EJ.i:Rcwal Momeni m 0Ewey°1 Phikm,phy or TechnologyMfrom 3:30 p.m. ID 5p.m_ ioday n Fana 1004 Nixon, Nirvana generations CA RBONOA U: C IIAPrt-:R o.- U.S.-Chma Peop!es f-ric:ndfJup AuOC&&tioa presenlS Ouna. ,"\d>,~ US arid Ouru Rclauom wall le bdd al 7 p.m taught in I.he Sma.fJ 8i.aU1CI.I lncuba&or clash due to recent deaths Speakcn from lhc Claincsc Cotuulale and the communi1 y dcailn& wi1 h lhe cuncnt iuues By Amy E, Schwartz explosive, to be sure, lhan hanging rcganiingOtina. The Washinglon Post lhem on large, boring forces I ike lf'ri.T ERESTEO IN WORKING WITH the rollapse or educalion. children andJor pcnoo·1 with din bilities tbis I don'1 usually get the chance to Rlr adullS who had lived under summer °' fall ~ For fflOff. information call Kathy Hollillcr al lhe S1udctr.1 Rccrcahon poslun: generationally. since I fall presidents they revered. 1 can sec Ca0al45)-1267today into the minuscule age range that's how the fall of a prcsidcn1 could be pan of neither the Baby Boom nor frighlClling and unnerving. MIDDLE EASTF.R1'- DA 'lri CE Entbus1u11 1 Generation X. Bui lhink or i1 from "our" side. :i!,o~~t~ :;t:!,(.;1 R:;m:~rt,h!\:~d~~~ Bui the dealhs !his pasi fonnighl When Wa1erga1e hi1 the papers, I Ca!ll'r f"Of mOf"C inform woo call 1 cd1 al 453- 5012. of Kun Cobain and Richard Nixon was I I: 11 was lhe firs1 public crisis fi ll the bill, of magnitude I was old cnou~h 10 They offer an odd. conslric1ing foUow even distantJ y. bracke1 fo r people hke me who, al An d the unfolding drama o ( Extended 31 or thcrcaboulS , are just barely pursuit and resignation w~. from 100 young 10 have COl1lC to political th is standpoint, ama:dng and study hours ma tur ity hating Nixon and just thrilling: I was, in an 11-ycar-old barely IO'l old to have 9Jbbcd wilh way, proud, R C lo~sludefe;~t)r Cobaj., and listened to rtrVana TherageofCobain-age kids a1 eaCe OrpS finals. 1he S1uderi Celffl Is Th is cramped angle of vi sion the system and leaders - and, affords one advan,age: from ii you more. the helplessness - ~ ~hluri; ol Ch J} g Y, lf can sec the fallacy c f a imk lhal's reminds me or a differ~nt Jobe of 1------a-•e•n-•e-•o•u_r_s_e___ ..., __ _ ~IOOITISJ11fie-llti9., been widely if implicitl y assumed feeling from !hose years. one tha1 Among the areas that \vffl in commentary on Nixon and came not from th e events '-" .1 P1..·.u:-c Corps \'olun1c<.'r. yot1 can ht· a tcacht.·r. ,m.,11 stay open later ts l!)e Watergate. occurring in politics but from the hU!>llll""-' ,1 Heritage related DUMP, from page 3--- . . . protcsting the use ol animals in produce them." =• ~,TT~, : to cancer genes, rcscarch laboratoncs. Team member Mary Boehler said : -~~, I ·••fJ : "We were protesting (TuC!:d4y she believed the event opened many .$1.~,Q • • researchers say what these lab technicians h3vc people's eyes. . . spent four years studying - their By Ridgely Ochs "A lot o f peo ple had no idea livelihood i threatened (by the some of these prodU<.- were tcslcd _, ' Newsday . ' . proh~s tin g of animal research)," on animals." Boehler said. : -•·· : Landgraf said. 'This (product dump Members handed out infonnation ToWN·& ; Ted comes from a large, . HEAVY box) is more re laxed, we' re nOL sprawling Southern fam including a list of compani es that running around with sigr,s, so il'!<: a ily-seven boys and three no longer lest on animals and a list lot easier for people to isnon:." METAL girls. Five of the men have of the products made by companies COUNTRY : Pctitioos were accompanied by a • Fri. & Sat April 29 & 30 had suc h as Proctor & Gamble and Town & Counlry Genter. Marion • prosla!C cancer: three arc letter stating those li sted will no Sponsor: WIOB dead from ,t. GiJl~tlC. for consumer.; to avoid. longer use products made ty the 997-2811 , :- H p11rt of W1DB WEEK You don·t have to be a company because of the "pain and • • gcncuc1st 10 wonder if th e .: 7.00 & 9.30pm - $1 00 : death that animal went throu~h to disca.sc rur, m Ted 's famiJy. My The • Siudent Center Auditorium• Famili es JCh as Ted's have . . pcrsuad - rcscarchcrs _;-- Father Hero PG luding Dr. Patn,~ w, Joh ns Hopkins Ho , Baltimore, and D Y. IT41lU f'lllll4'Y% Skolnick. profcs. of medical mforma11 c~ the Univcr si1y of Utah- to accelerate their efforts to tmd ~~~ 3 gene or genes rc~nsiblc ffi::ill .JIM CARREY for prostate cancer. "Defining lh,s higrer nsk (R) cat rgory v.·1II help us learn how to avoid lethal prosLatc (R) canc:cr: · 1:20 9:(5 (R) It has been more difficult to establish the role of ,oos 3our \\led din_g s heredity vs. the role of time Cllffo ,d PG a nd a 3uneral@ t.lon-Tht, 7.15 in proStatc c.anccr. Dailv 5:00 7:30 9:55 Schindler'• LI.st t.lon- Tht, (' .45) R: ,5 BAD GIRLS(RJ Daily 5:30 7:45 10:00 ~NEXTTOTHE 1 1 ~~ ~ ~ VARSITY THEATRE 'o/f:..;._ 1 11 WHITE FANG 2 IBD ~@VII~ CARBONDALE MYTH OF TllF. WHITF. WOLF g-©u?lclt••• 457-5125 Daily 4:15 \3 :45 9:15 We may not be the biggesl but we 8/'e lhe bes/! WITH On Deadly Ground Daily 7:15 only 1 (R) H UGH G RANT TARA ?!O~ Grumpy Old Men FITZGERALD Daily 7:30 on ly! (PG) @ PESCI Mn. Doubtfire Daily 7:00 only! (PG13) / , FOUR-PART SERIES BEGINS TONIGHT AT ti REPEATS SUNDAY Al9PM IT41>'D f'l>l1>4rl REALITY · threesome BITES WINOM RYDER ~ SU,l>TI 1'1>11>A.rl GERARD DEPARDIE' I FathJeHero [NJ STARTS FRIDAY! \jTII :!l!. 199J Daily Egyptian P-J!?,C 7 Red Cross Commuter plane service ready to take flight By Paul Eisenberg planes iake off thnx: umes a day a1 small," she srud. places such as Fhn1, Mich., Fon Business neporter 7: 10 a.m .. 11 :JS a.m. 1nd 4.20 p.m. Siarr said lhosc planmng 10 ln!vel Wayne, Ind. and Rhmelandcr, Wi< blood drive She said planes stop only once. o n 1he planes sho uld no1 bring Sa rgeni said the firs1 fligh1 A new commuter plane scn·icc 111 Springfield, during the ir one- much carry-on luggage because all transponcd o nly six passengers, cnahl~ students planning a tn? to hour. 40-mmuLC fl1ghL There :s no ucms must fit under the passen- but the neXl fl rght that day aims for500 Chicago to travel faster than a layover umc 111 Spnngficld. gcr.;' seais."There 1s no overhead contained a full load 01 !9 people. By Aleksandra Macys ,;perding lvcomo11vc and in a Sargeni S3Jd Midway Connccuon raclc." she said. T his nigh, was 1he "inaugural Heatt hReponer vch1c lc more po werful than a uses FatrchHd Me!ro 23:... which arc Sargent said Lhc Chicago-based night and coma. med many area compact~. twin-eng1n"' turbo-prop airplanes company, formerly ca"cd Dirccl poliucians." tud~nt.s who do 110 1 ha" c Midway Conneu1on began ~'lal ~.>Id up 10 19 r=ple. Air. flies in to M1dw•v ,...irpon in SlaJ'r sa,d a round-tnp 1ickc1 10 plans for luoch !Oday can ge1 operauon in this area Monday. Ru1h Siarr, consullam for Band Chicago, bu1 is 001 affiliated wilh Chicagocos1SSl75. a free one hy dona"ng hi > .,:.. ,., ,., ..., ,., ,., ,., """""""""""" Do You""""""""""""""""""""""""""",.""""""ii, Have What It Takes I' .... , - ~ To Be a stand-Up Comedian? ~ ~ Here's Your Chance to Find Out. ~ I euzFunny Comedy Contest I I Judged by I ~~-. , , , Tommy·in living Davidson Color's • , ,· . ~ ! ' '·· Wednesday, May 4, 1994 · ' ! ~ · at Flickers Restaurant & Pub ~ :1111 10:00 p.m. to Midnight :1111 I Make •em klugh In an original thl'ft minute stcmd--op routine I ~ 1st Prize $100.00 §j ~ Duo-Pu::-.au ~ 2nd Prize $75.00 ,..__ Iii. Saturday, Ap ril 3(1, 1994 ~ 3rd Prize U2Funny t-shirt & .,,_ __ ~ Buff,tD!,,ne-in tMSl,,dmlt:enlff' OUJ1ou,_,,_a PESC I BREN DAN I,)'OU"'IDI FRASER MOIRA I degree KELLY PATR I C K to 10H1n-anl. DEMPSEY JOSH ll)'OU 1"1DI HAMILTON 1n educalioo to 10 Sunday, May 8, 1994, ll :00am-l :30pm Siudcnt Cen ter Ball roo ms Vt:gt1ablt Srir Fry F, nh a,Jcn Salad n,..i 'n·cn Browned Po,a1ocs Car,of :,alu.d Popovas Applcsauu C.. du11n Salad As>Cncd MuD•ru and Damsh Pecan Wa.f11,:s w11h Topp•ngs Bagds Ou:dda r- Hc,+ Pw/dinK Roll Scr,.. :"lhle.1 Eggs I..Dnon C. ~•ffon &, Country Captain O ucJrcn Strawberry Dnttlc Fr..tuu 1m Alfredo M&d Food a., Clln cd Wholt Gla.:rc.' l-lnm Coffa - T01 - la d Tea - B,mlcd TornalMi Duaf Coffa: Adwmad Ttdtd Prices - Ch1/d,cn untk:, JO SJ 95 • Tax SIU Srwlrn.is and Smio, C ,11;::rn! ST.65 + Ta_"< Grncral Pw,l1c S8IS• Tox Ch,Jd,o, under JO S.S: .00 + T&tr 5IU Sru.daars and Sanor C 1t1 Oaah I t!..'11"·•" "- 1 '11, 11 111,n ,1, I 1H r , , 1,., ,d :1 Boats under construction maginc wan .. :ng into a long. hot hallway that seems 10 go on for mil~. lllC noor is covered with rulers. tape. pai n1 and cardooard. With this in mi,KI . maybe one can picture the blue I barracks on campus. lhe sight of lhe construction of boots for a1urday", Great Cardboard Boat Regana. Man) individuals and groups panicipatc in th.! race every year. no v.1 lha1 it fficially is open to the public. Some go as far as to ~ nd the .~arrr boat every year. One boat that has survived the race for three years is a pink cadillac froi,1 SlllE. Jennifer Klciufeld " as one of the origin team members and raced aJJ three years. Last year there also was an impressive Ban s ;mpson boat. One observer of the race of 1993 was recreation major Amy Kleinfeld . .. People from al over 1hc area. including local busin! ses sponsor ho!u!t:· Kleinfeld said ...Some sank as soon as tht::y got in. whereas other at least made ii halfway if nOl al the way through the race.·· As fa r as lh b ycar·s panicipants there an.: . of course. the studcms from Richard Arc her '3' freshman design class. 1hrce dimcnsional design. engineering s1udems and any other groups who just wan1 10 join for fun. One member of lhe design class is Amy Korachik. ··1 migln have done this anyway for fun . but ii is a lot of hard wor\ if it 1sn ·1 for a class or, rgani7.J.tion:· K omchik said. lbt."re i..; liOmc me1ho.J 10 1hc madoc._s of th is boat mak:i n•.! . F1r-.1. •me has, 10 come up "' uh a theme. - .. Smnc r-,.·opk: do l-~~ or boxy boat~:· ~ said . ··Qthen; do -.tnlk.'thmg " ildcr lil-. c h..mana,. do lphins and there is even a giant floaung 1~land:· KorJr:hik came up wi th 1hc idea oi a dragon. drew sl-. e1chcs anJ thl·n made a model ou1 of fi le fo lckr;. \.\'hen v. orking on the bo.11 11-.elf ,he 1, nln 1ou,ly u,mg cardhoard and 1hen cumng. 1;1pmg. glumg. r:,11111-.mg and ";.ucrproofing it to put ii together. .. I 1.1,011·1 tx· fini,hed un1 il early Saturda~ mommg:· ~ht ,;_ud. ·-r,c l-.110,,n ,mL-c 1hc hep.i nning of the scm~tcr. but d idn't , tan u1111I ,~c ,1ar1 cd 1aH.. 111 )! ahou1 11 m da!-:-. " hkh " a., atx>u1 a month .lj!u:· T"o 01her mi:;:1bcn nl 1lrn, rla~, are A nni: 11 1..· FbccP i. a lrl~,11111.1:1 111 ,.-ormne, ..· 1,11 tk,ic.n. :mJ Jake, a1J\'ooren. also a f~,hm:m ~ Rcttu1r1.·111L'11 1,. ac1..·ording 10 Archer·, d a:-.:-. . ..i.rc dc,1gn and lrJf1,n,,tn,h1p . .. la' , rnll hov. far "c get. out ho" Y.c ll 11 \ put tD f>: ul~ .. t!_,pll.11J ",11111 ,rn 111111 1,1, I 1111,•,11 11 f 111 ,.,,1,I d, Boats under construction maginc walking in1 0 a long. hot hall way tha1 seems 10 go on 'or miles. 1nc fl oor is coven.--d wi th ru le1-s. tape. paint and car '!xlard. Wi th this in mind. maybe one can picture the blue I barracks on campt; ~. the sigh1 of the construction of boats for Saturday"< Great Cardboard Boot Regatta. Many individuaJs and groups panjcipa1e in the race every year. now that ii offi cially b, open 10 the public. Some go as far as to send the !-al1lC boat every year. One boat that has survived the race for lhree years is a pink cadill ac from Sil ·E. Jennifer Kleinfeld was one of the original team members and raced all three year~. Last year lhcre also was an impressive Ban Simps n boat One o\N:rvcr of the race of 1993 was recreation major Amy Kleinfeld. ··People from al over the area, including local businesses spomor boai~:· Kleinfeld said. ··some ~·u1k .:-1:. soon as thi!y got in. whereas other at least made it halfway if not al the way through the race.·· As fa r a:') 1hi~ year·s part icipants thcr ..' arc. of course. the stut1cms from Ri chard An:hcr ·s freshman design class. three• dimen~ional design. cniin1:-~ring s1udent-' and any mhcr groups who just want 10 join for fon. One membc:1 of 1t-?c ~is:;n class is Amy Korach1k. ··1 mighl have dooe this anyway for fu n. but it is a lot of hard work if it isn't for a lass or o~::ni7.alion:· Korachik said. ·n,en- is ~me method 10 the mad1~i- of 1hi, boa1 making. F1r-.1. onl' h.b 10 come up wiLh a !.heme . .. Some people do canoc~ or OOxy boa,_...:· she s.a1d . "Orhen. do '°mctlung wilder li.,_e banana.-,, dolphins and there is i:ven a giant floaung 1:-. land. ·· Kor..ichik came up wi1h the 1dc.1 of :i dr..1g :m. drew !iikc1chcs and thi.:n made a modl'I out of file folder.-.. When "' orkmg on the tx:,a1 (Above) Julie Osthus, a junior in art education from 11,df ,he 1, ob, 1oli,I) u~ing. cardboard and then cull ing. 1aping. Ottawa, prepares her team's "'Rubber Ducky" for !,!lumt''· 1..·;1uU,mg and wate;-proofing it to put ·t wgcther. Saturday's boat regatta. (Right) Annette Fiscelli ··1 \l.t111·1 be lini,hc S<>-e REGATTA. page 13 Boat r'egatta returns to Campus Lake hen Sprinpfc(;l'c; v.-i ld and crazy bc.;;1 u~ of i:orrug:m.·d can:tboard. d:1\, v.cre di-,,contmued in 1092. The \'Oguc pri 1c for moat a11 r;-.c1ivc or ork.: c:,c, l ti1anHully remained - Breaking rules disqualifies entrant ~pcc1acu lar.fooJ... ing hoal. "'hil-h will b1..· W the boot r,·g:itta. St:lectcd be ft ire tl1e race. 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For Kryslal is famous for those Jittkl square burgers Clas ified Department on little square buns. We Room 1259 Communicati ons Bldg. are also famous for our D~ily Egyptian made-to-order bfeakfasls. Pick up your application at the Daily Egyptian To apply, stop Ill' our Krystal Restaurant: 400 E. Business Office, Communications Bldg., Rm. 1259. Walnut Cart>ondale, dally Monday t:1 rough Friday, 8 A.M. - 4:30 P.M . 536-3311 Daily Egyptian from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Apnl :zll, 1994 Page 17 Comics l>,111, I :,:,111 1,111 ,,111!htrn lllm,11, l n1,t•r"'' .11 ( .1r mul.1h Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau ~., -- :: ~': .:.:: - SINGJ..E SUCES by Peter timisaat Shoe - byJeff ~ elly Calvin and Hobbes l'k l~ IT,._B\..£ ' M.~ 0...-1 C~i'\NGl. t,A. t_ •1 ' ' r r r • " " " " " Today's Puzzle " • " I" I II " I" I - • "' - - • " . -· w " • u .,.. --- " - -, .:_ . . - • · • w 949-1111 • ' f10111 <,: I rt.,_. .... ,:. ' )' ·,, ,, '"-' • ~· (. :;,• ~, ' [ . ~• '8' C'' • 1 \V,-: ""r. · n A , Page IS Daily Egypdan April 28. 1994 Arthritis Foundation's Shoot-out Classic DRAFT, from page 20 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament · defensive t.ac kle Bryant Young wilh ex-Oklahoma Sooner coach Jeff George. George was booed : May 6th & 7th "'1 lh the seventh pick in thc- first Barry Swit1.cr. Nobooy was in a out of Indianapolis after holding : i round. You ng . a C h icago hurry 10 re-sign "ith The Boys out las t season for " personal •.. Register at the Rec Center : product, was one of the mo:a after Johnson's departure as rea sons .. a nd has s hown few Thursday, April 28 : fl·arcd players in college Dallas 1ost defensive leader Ken signs of greatness after being .. 1001ball a nd will be asked 10 orton a nd offens ive tac kl e sclcc1ed firs1 in 1he 1raft o ut of • 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. : -..tcp ,:, immed iatel y f o r th e Nate Newton to free agency. It's Illinois in I 989. Atlanla had no : or Call Nmcrs. Florida State running only a mattrr- of Lim e before lhe first-rou nd draft cho ices this =, back Wi lliam Floyd (281h pick) agents ".> f Tn,y Ab:man, Emmitt year thanks to their f, ·e age nt i~ 536-8592 ATQi wi ll ombinc with veteran Tom Smith and Mic hae: Irvin fin d wheeling a nd dci!li1-: g, w h ich ••••••••••o••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l{a1 hma n for a bulky g ro und ways 10 relieve their clie nts of .nay mean th e best ac ti on to be ;m ac k for San Fra n when in the duly in Da ll as s ince a ll 1hree ~een in lhe Georgia Dome won't ··red lone." whi ch will give th e Pro-Bowle rs have expressed arrive until the l 996 5.umm r -i9cr offense a separate dimen rliscontr m o n !he Joh nson Olympi cs co me 10 the Peac h 'S'1LU~1 et,-1~1 sion away from Young to Rice. fir ing . If 1h a 1•s no 1 eno ugh. S1a1e. #~. Grren Day - Thr Pack is Jones was burned on draft day #S. Detroit - Last but not ha k. and may j ust stick aruund. b y New England w hen the least. the Lions seem w be the tJU,i'i/W I Reggie White cast the national Pa1rio1s s e lected USC line onl y team in 1he NFC Cenu al spo1ligh1 or. the NFL's smalles1 backer Willie McGinest, which that arc moving in the wro ng market lau season when he foiled lh e Co wboy a u empts to u;. ~;: ~inn. Head coac h Wayne deci de j 10 join 1he pride o f uade up 10 lh c fifth spo1 for lhc Fontes is no i~!ng more th a t a W1~co nsin and wi ll now receive All-American. Bye-bye dynasiy. sideline c heerleader whose job · omc much ~ceded assistance. #2. !~di• u•polis - The Colts is o n the bubble afte r every Grr~· n Bay courted Oiler had a grca1 draf1 day in landing season. Poo r Barry Sanders I ) ki dl'frns1vc end Scan Jon es away running back Marshall Faulk of stuc k in the motor city wilhou1 TRYOUTS: APRIL 29,1994 from Houston to help Reggie San Di egc Stall. . with ihe second any gas since Detroit let Kramer ~r1 away from double teams and pick , but blew a .,hot al s lip away 10 1hc Be a rs. 11 Fl...A.G CLINICS WILL BE HELD: nabbed Notre Dame o ffens ive quarte r bac k Tren t Di lfer by doesn ' t look like coach Fontes lineman A~ron Taylor with the selecting Nebraska li nebacker will be lighting up any cig~rs in ;61h pi c k in th e firs t round. Tre v Alberts instead at No. 5. 1he face o f opposin g coaches APRIL 28, 1994 7 ,9 PM Taylor. regardl!d by many as the Colts dircc1or of operations Bill a ny time soon like he did to bcs1 offens ive li neman in the Tobi n must not have seen many Mik e Di tka in o ne o f the We will meet in the east upper deck draft. teams up with third round Bear games since his departure leagues ' more classless ges• of the Arena. :.irq uisilion LcShon Johnson of from C hi cago two yea rs ago tures. If it wcrcn ' t for the a nnual No rth ern Illinois 10 give si nce he seems to have put the Thanksgivir.g Day game. fan s If you havf! questions, ple.ase contact Mike: Hane. In the: .. Packer Bac i.:\.:r s" ple nty to icams fate in lhe slippery hands mai forget all aboul Dcu oi 1 this band office at 453-2776. or Cynthia Algel at 457-4097 cheer about. of q"arle rback Jim Harba ugh . #5. Chicago - Second-year Even J f!er blowin g the Dilfer head coach Dave Wannstcdt has deal, indy stHI could have ,oiled ,c t the wheels 1n motio n the d ice 011 Hei~man Troph y tov. ard, hri ngmg championship winner Charlie Warr!, but Tobin foo1hall bac k 10 1h e "Windy refused 10 come off hi s h ig h Cu, " The Bears wasted no Um hor se and is s ti c king wi th 1n t hi: free agen t market by ! imbo . Tobin's draft dav arro ~1c::iling Er ik Kramer from gance indicated he must ·still be Dctroll and gave Jim Harb3ugh under the impression tha1 he his v.al king papers. First-round built the Bears into champions. ,;c Jcriion John T hierry (6-3. whi1c all the true Be~ r fans :!4 ). a linebacker out of Alcorn know J im Finks was the rcawn State. is a fierce pass rus her 1985 became a reali 1y for 1he who may fo rce Richa:-d Dent m• · " Monsters of the Midway." of C hicago. '.1/a nnstedl added #3. C in ci nnati - Sorry -.o mr offensive bulk up front in Be n ga ls, but even wi th the the seco nd ro und w ith draft's No . I pick overall . you ~ o r1hv.c s1 Lou isiana tac kle still laid a n egg. With so many M:u c uo; Spears (6--:. 302J who need s in so man y a reas, mJ) ma ke a ni ce pai r of wouldn 't it have been smarter to hoo~cnds when tea ncd up wnh deal th<: top spot to someone lcf1 1ac kle Andy Hec k . The e ls e for a whol e bu nc h of Bears sul : need he lp a t wi.lc players. Sure, Dan " Big Daddy" r~Cl'1,·e r, hut if Wannstedt 1s as Wilkinson is g rca1. but defcn. good as most peopl e th in l.. , his si vc linemen arc a d•me a dozen. , \. \lcm v.111 v. o rk with al mos~ 'ext time the top i:ick lands in J~~ lineup. head coach David .hula's lap, he should make a ca'! down 10 ~ Miam i for some oli1- fash1oned # i. Da lla s - How ' bout 1hem fatherl y advice. Cov. boys? Dallas owner Je rr y # ~. Atla nta -· The Fal cons lone~ created a publi~ relations kicked 1hings off by rr leasi ng n1ghtmar.: d~tc r s hoo ting his head coach Jerry Glanvill e a nd TcAas-s1zcd mou th ofl about made a move th at hrought one hl'act coach Jimmy johnson and o f the NFL's c lsssic unde r ~· nded up having to replace him z::: hievers 1.0 1own in quan e rback SOFTBALL, fron1 page 20 S,.tu ki bais. Jamie Schu11ek 's Tiger hurlers were tough 01. 1.hc 12-game hitting streak ended as SIUC aluminum. air b.,gs and ,uu·1• .1.•.tlt21.• this 1s no r.k."Y did Ja mi Koss· 7-game s treak, B rechtelsbaucr saitl the and Wil son ·s ni re. Ont~ Becky SaJukis need to keep hi1.ting in car But a ~fint"d sports C'OUpt' Sorry Mr Fonnul.i L s ~·as able lo continue her order to be successful for the 1i ttin g st r::. ak w hi c h s he remainder of lhe season. One bu, thts 1.s th.: re.al ~rid. A...-.d )'OU h,n,- ro pump stretched tu eigh1 games. .. We 're going to need If'\ have , In the opener, Missouri hurler our bats because we are going to 1ht' progr.amrn~ fud 1n1ttturs wlll m.,l..t' you ft't'I your own gu out h<-re @ACURA Christe Boen improved to 14-3 sec some good pitching this in Lhc Tigers 5-3 victory. weekend." Missouri jumped ahead 2-0 The 25· it Saluk.is vcMure to IIWICHESTER bul SIUC foughl back 10 tie it at Kansas and Nebraska lhi., wec.k 1wo apiece. Laurie Wilson and e nd for MVC d o ubleheaders Dave Mungenast St. Louis Arura 13720 Manchester RoaJ 314-622-2872 Jamie Schuuek c:ieh reached on agains i Wichita S tate and e rro rs a nd scored . Pecoraro Crr.ighton. ST. LOUIS ad ded an RBI do uble in th e inning. Puzzle Answers Frank Leta Arura 11777 Tesson F-!rry Road 314-849-#44 1 ~e 2-2 tic taste: season for "perso nal ! Register at the Rec Center ! product . was one of the most after Johnson's departure a~ reasons·· a nd has s hown few fe ared p layers in college Dalla, lost defensive Ic:,der Ken signs o f greatness after being : ' Thursday, April 28 : 1001ball and will be asked to Norton and offensive tackle selected first in Lhe draft out of i 12:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. i -. tc p in im mediate ly fo r the Nate Newton 10 free agency. h 's Ulinois in 1989. Atlanta had no , incrs. Florida State running onl y a mailer of time before the first-round draft c hoices thi s : or Call ATn: bac k William Floyo /28th pick) agents of Troy Aikman, Emmiu year tltank.s tc their free agent : ~ 536-8592 ~": \\ Ill combine with vet~ran Tom .3mith and Mic hael Irvi n find wheeling and dealing, which ...... Rat hm an fo r a bulky ground ways 10 rel ieve their clients of may mean the best action to be auack for San Fran when in the duty in Dall as s ince a ll three seen in the Georgia Dome won't .. red zone." which wi ll give the Pro - Bowlers have expressed arrive until the 1996 Summ~r 49cr offense a sr.paratc dimcn• disconte nt on the Joh nson Olym pics co me to the Peac h !-1~:rn away from Youn g to Rkc. firin g. If that's no t e noug h, State. #4. Green Bay - The Pack i:: Jones was burned on draft day # 5. Det roil - Last but no t hack, and may just stick around. by New England when the least, the Lions seem to be the Reggie White cast the national Patriots selected USC line only team in the NFC Central spo1l ig h1 on the NFL's smallest backer Willie McGinest, wh ich that are moving in the wrong mJrk c1 la st se ason w hen he foiled 1hr Cowboy au cmpts 10 directio n. Head coach Wa yne dec ided to join th e pride of trade up to the fifth spot for th e Fo ntes is r. 01hing more tha l a W1scons,;, and will now receive All-Ameri can. Bye-bye dynasty. sideli ne cheerl eader whose job !IO mc much needed ass i srn ncc. #2. Indianapolis - The Colts is on the bubble after every Grcc-n Ba y court ed O:icr had a great draft day in la nding season. Po01 Barry Sanders is ddcnsivc end Scan Jones away running back Marsha ll Faulk of stuck in th e mowr city without TRYOUTS: APRIL 29,1994 fr o m Housto n to help Reggie San Diego State with the second any gas since Detroit le t Kramer !,!Ct away from double teams and p ic k. but bl ew a s hot at s li p a way to the Bears. It FLAG CLIN ICS WILL BE HELD: na bbed at.re Dame offcnSl\'C quarterbac k Trent Dilfcr by doesn ' t look like coach Fontes ltncman Aaron Taylor with Lhe selecting ebraslca linebacker will be lighting up any cigars in I 0 th pick in the firs t round . f rev Albert s instead at No. 5. the face of opposing coac hc -; APRIL 28, 1994 7,9 PM Taylor. regarded by many as the Colts director of operations Bill any time soon like he did to br~t o ffen si ve lineman in the Tobin must not have seen ma11y Mike Di 1ka in o ne of the We will meet in the east upper deck c1raft, tearr.s up wiLh Lhird round Bear games since his departure leag ues' more c lassless ges of the Arena. a~ quisuion LeShon Jo hnson v f from C hic ago two years ago lU res. If it wercn 't fo r the annual '\'orthcrn Illi nois to give sin ce he seems to have put lhe Thanksgiving Day game , fan s If you have questio ns, pleaH contact Mike Ha.nu In the ·· Packer Backers" pl e nty 10 teams fa te in the slippery hands may forget all about Detroit this band office at 453-2776 , or Cynthia Rigel at 457-4097 r heer about. o f quarterback Jim Harbaugh. season. #5. Chicago - Second-year Even after blowing the Dilfcr head coach Dave Wannstedt has deal, Indy still could have rolled ,c1 the wheels ,n m o tion the d ice 011 1-i e isman Tro ph y 10,~ards bringing championship winner Charlie Ward, but Tobin routball bac k 10 , he " Windy refusea 10 come off his hi g h C !I ) ·· The Bears wasted no time horse and is s ti~king wi th 1n 1h c free agent market by Jimbo. Tobin's draft day arro ~1i.::ali ng Erik Krame r from gance ind icated he must still be Oc1ro i1 and gave Jim Harbaugh under the impression that he h1~ " al king papers. First-round built Lhc Bears into champions. sc lcc1ion John T hi erry (6-3, while all the true Bear fan s 24 ). a linebacker out of Alcorn know Jim Finks \I, as the reason S1 :11 e. is a fierce pass rus her I 985 became a reali ty for the who may force Ri chard Dent out "Monsters of th e Midway." o f Chicago. Wannstedt added #3. C in ci nn ati - S o rry ,omr offensive bulk up fron 1 in Bengal s, ou t even w ith the the second ro und ,,,nt h draft ·s o. I pick overall , you No rthwest Louis iana ta c kle still laid an egg. With so many ~~ :• r,: u Spears (6-4. 302) who needs in so many areas. m ay make a n ic e pair o f wouldn 't it have bcr.n smarter to bookend s when teamed up with deal the top spot to so meone left lac kle An d y Hec k . T he else for a w ho le b unc h of Bc:.i rs till need help a t w: de players. Sure, Dan "Big Daddy" n.~c"~1 vcr. but if Wanns1ed1 1s as Wilkinson is great. bu t defen ~ood a most people think , hi s sive linemen arc a Clime a dozen. ,)stem "di "ork with a lm ost Ne:<1 time Lh e Lop pick lands in any lineup. head cuath David Shula's lap. he should make a call down to Ihr...Y&.lli; Miami fo r so me r, ld -fash 1oned Ii i. Dall•s - How ' bout them fatherly advice Co .... boys'! Dallas o wner Jc- y #4. Atlan ta - The Falcons fone~ crea1ed a public relations ki cked th ings off b y releas•ng n1l! h1m arc after s hoo ting hi s head coach Jerry G lanviilc and f(' AJs- ~i1ed mou lh o fr about made a move tha1 brought one he-ad coach Ji mmy Johnson and of the NFL's c lassic unde r t· nd cd up having to replace him achievers 10 town io quarterback SOFTBALL, from page 20 -l ~ hurn r \G!St" mr bu1 then- aluk i bats . Jamie Sc hunek 's Tiger hurlers were tough on Lhe 12-game hitting streak ended as SIUC aluminum. d id Jami Koss · 7-game s trcr,k, Brec htels bauer s aid the and Wilson 's ninr:. Only Berky SaJukis need w ket'p hitting in ~.u But a rdmrd spons roupt Sorry, Mr Formula Li s was able tC' continue ner order to be s ucces!)ful fo r the hi ttin g s treal,; w h ici, she remainder of I.he season. ~'OUff' 2· t-.1onr" Carlo Or ,~ suddm iad" dcrn-td from Ont.. 1AJI :h tS IS the- real ~ And )'OU N\y M f'UJl'IP stretched to eight games. "We're going to need to have , In the orener, Missouri hurler our bats because we are going to 1h" programmf'd fotl 1nJ«C<1rs will makf' )'OU fttl your own gas ou1 htno (JyACURA Christe B.xn improved to 14 .3 see s ome good pitc h ing thi s in the T:gcrs 5-3 victory. weekend .. Missour i j umped ahead 2-0 The 25- 11 Saluk.is venture to MANCHESTER bot SIUC fought back to tic it at Ka'lSa.S and Nebraska this wcclt two apiece. Laurie Wilson and end fo r MVC d o ubleheaders Dave Mungenasr S1. Louis Arura 13720 Manchesrer Road 314-822-287.l Jamie Schuuek each reached on against Wichita State and e rrors and scored. Peco raro Creighton. S"I'.'. LOUIS ad ded an RBI douhle ii, the Frank Lera Acura IV:,;' Tesson Ferry Road 314-849-#44 inn ing. Puzzle Answers The 2 -2 tic !astcd for Lh ree nr.m•• folll ' Ollr.Ir.lfolll iiiflings until Mizzou e:,; ploded nnm;Jr,m• r,iann11• n re , three run~ in the s i:,;tt, • l10F1i111r.I fol0llr.11'111R making i1 5-2. nn r.mnnnn11 111111 SIUC d id manage to rall y nm1~8nR~Br,i~~nnr.1 home a nm on Je nny Klotz's 11nnr-m :-:Tilll'ln11n11 triple and an R Bl s ingle by 11111111 nr.mnn l'lll• r.J Becky Lis. but coJld not ge an) nnr.1nnr-mr.1 nn11nnl'I closer before ds opping 5-3. 111'1nn11n nnr,inr.1 Only three Saluki's had two nnm:m "lll'lllllDfol hits on the night. Kloi.Z went 2- c;irm 1111nnr,i11n 1111n 5. Lis 2-!i. and Koors 2-S as the • nr.111nllll llQl1RllRl1 nnnm.11111 c;ir.111n1111n Rllr,ff,]1111R, ~1111• n Apnl 28, 1994 l)aj/1 El{!pdan Page 19 NHL goalies making big saves r-·-·1·=1iiD-s·--, By Lany Wlgge coach," D,mers says. "When you season. After EKtenslue Qualitatiue Research ... The Sporting News have a guy IJl:-c him making saves, "Gcuing ooc goal early is huge." yw win a lot rL games and yw look Devils emu,, Bernie N"icholls says. Rod Beck probably can't skate. very goo! as a cxn:h." ''We're nying to win the game, 1-0, T-Blrds Has The Bryan Harvey's glove hand isn't his Roy's 39 saves in a victory over and they 're nying lO win the game. bctu:r hand. 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Branda Anderson from Chugia tom anterior cruciatc ligament She points and seven assists per game. guard position along with· SIUC Named the Southern Jlhnoisan (Alaska) H.S. was able to play with the help of a Ha~hcidcr is the fifth signce to all-conference junior Nikk i player of the year, Hasheirlcr is 1-lasheidcr chose the "close to knee brace and fini sh off the sign with the Sal--uk is in th e Gilmore and soph omore Kasia remembered for playing the last home" S JUC over D1vi ion II season of which she averaged 12 olTseason and looks to help in the McClendon. nine games of lhe season with a school Southern Indiana. Track team sends best athletes to Penn Relays By J-J. Fares Sports Reporter With most of the SIUC track & field team traveling to Murray. Ky .. for a scored meet at the Murray Suue Twilight. six of the team"s t?p athletes will be panicipating with the be t in the country at th, Penn Relays in P!-.iladelphia. Pa. The Penn Relays are · very high-caliber mecl with thousands of atltleies panicipating from all over the United States. Head Coach BiU Cornell said only the best in the nation were invited. -- 11 is a big extravaganza for the a:hletes panicipating."" Cornell said. ··1 hope we perform re pectably and come out of there with national qualifiers ... Three time al l-American high jumper Cameron Wright will attempt to qualify for naiionals for his founh consecutive year. To accomplish thaI feat. he has to clear 7-feet 3 and OOC- ,·, . ~