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The Daily Egyptian, July 09, 1999

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SANDRA MASON DIRECTOR OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNTVERSITY MICROGRAPHICS DEP1-\RTMENT CAR130NDALE, ILLINOIS 1 HAIL HAIL SUMMER OF SAM ROAD TRlPPIN 1 ROCK r N ROLL SJ,ike Lee crewcs cl rcrrifying Mmic festival hems 11/J Chuck lkTT)' {Jla:\'s mrmrlily mwJcr film rlwt coincides wirh rhe the swmncr. 1997 ~cried killin,r.; in New )~n-k. shuw in St. L011is. !':\C.E -I

Adress Jamie Presiley (center} watches the playback monitor on the set of uGoodbye Sunrise" Wednesday evening in Du Quain al the Ten Pin Alley, 1608 S. Washington St. Former SIUC stuJenl Justin Conley is c; co-producer of the independent movie that is being filmed in Southern Illinois. The movie boosts a group of great young talent including Pressley, Jason London, Jacob Tierney, William Devone, Tony Denmon and Sean Young among others.

STORY BY SARA BEAN including Benton, Orient. West played by Tony Denman ("Fargo") and Say hello to ... PHoro sY CARYN McDAN!a Frankfon. Marion. Murphysboro, Jacob Tierney ('"Josh and S.A.M." and Christopher. Chester and Du Quoin. •1ne Crow: City of Angels"), A motion picture in Southern 'They are committing pelly crimes. !llinois'! but they are not real good :it it," Conley ·nmt's rfoht, thanks to fonncr SIUC said ...1l1ey are getting all of their fami­ student Justin Conley. ly involved. and it all ,110wballs," The movie nril!inallv was set to be The film, also starring Jason shot in Pennsvlvania. b~I Conlev. a London ("Dazed and Cr:~;foscd" and y······e············· Foo,po,pl,Jmddl,_,,~,. Benion native. believed Southern "Carrie 2: The Ra!!e") and Sean Youn!! OJb Illinois and Benton would fit the bill. {"" .'ind "Ace Ventura: P~t 'qo l~.,ard in a bowling alley, de.:p in dis- "I was hired by Kingsi1.e Detective") is beinl! shot on various cussion. In the back~rouml. :ibout 50 Entcnainment 10 do this film," Conley locations in So~them Illinois thrnugh­ extras. cast and cre,v members focus said. "It was set in Pennsyh·ania. but I out Ju lv. Other noted names in the ~ast intently on the scene. n read the scrip! and thought •J'vc got arc Wiiliam Devane ( Knots Landing). "Cut!" everything in the script Lin Southern Jamie Pressley ("Ringmaster" and · 6 No, this is not a Hollywood sDund ' Illinois] .... "Poison )\'y T) and ,'.\I. Emmet \Val;.':. Ill /I stage, TI1c action is taking place at the A e Shonly after accepting the position, who has had a role in just about eVCr}'- U. If · I/ J Ten Pin Bnwling t\llcy in Du Quoin. Conley and the producers flew to 1hin2. Some of Walsh's credits indude n one of the many b.:ations fcalUred in Southern Illinois and made the decision "A to Kill," "White Sands," the iiark comedy "G,)odbye Sunrise," Time to film. "G,xxlbve Sunrise" is 1he slorv "Raising Arizona·· and "Fletch." ~tarring the likes of Scan Young am! M. of a young man ·and his best friend w!io A fe~v other famous mmcs ;ire on Emmet Walsh and hcinl! filmed in embark on a bur.;lary spn:e to pay legal Southern Illinois during-July. Former SlUC mulem hclJJs incorJ)()rnte Southern kcs for wme mim1r offenses and col­ The pmduction will run the gamu1 lege bills. The two 17-ye;u-okls are lllinois region intn rhc making of indeJ)cndc111 film of small Southern Illinois towns, :'EE GOODBYE, l'At;E 5

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TODAY inlcnr.ati-:,n call 618-453-6091. Constructing Webpoges (HTML), THIS WIEEI{ IN 1983: July 14, 10 o.m. to 12 noon, • Li"brary Affai~ Introduction to t:PCOi'JilNG Morris Library IC'.lD, • Southern Illinois attracted world ottenfion when a Constructing Webpogcs IHTMl), 453-1818. disc jockey m Eldorado broke !he world record for l 0 o.m. lo 12 p.m., Morris • library Affoi~ Pa.verPoint, the longest continuous broadcast. lony Walton, Library 1030, July 12, l to 2: 15 p.m., Monis • Library Affai~ New lllinel known as "Dr. W" at WKSI-FM, set the world record SATURDAY: 453-2818. library 1030, 453-2818. On·li:ie, July I 4, 2 to 3 p.m., by staying on the oir for almost 379 hou~, breaking Thunderstorms Morris Library 1030, the previous recon:l of 373 hou~, 35 minutes held l,y • "The Foreigner"-A s;de • Library Alfajr3 Introduction to Bruce •spooky' Smilh in Cottonwood, Ariz., since High: 86 Splitting Comedy, 8:00 p.m., the WWW using Nelscopo, July 453-2818. 1981. Walton's mo:othon broadcast began at 8:30 low: 69 chi!d ren & students S6, senio~ 12, 3 :0 4 p.m., Morris Library o.m. June 20 and ended ot 3:34 o.m. Julj 6. His SJO, adults Sl2, McLeod • SIU Soiling dub meeting, I 030, 453-2818. every Wed., 8 p.m., Student totol on-air time was 378 hou~, 59 minutes - about lheoter, Communications Bldg. 16 days. Coll the box office ot • SIUC and !DOT will be offer- Center Illinois Room. Contoct 453-3001. ing free moton:ydo rider cours- Shelley 529-0993. cs, July 12 le 16, 5:30 p.m., o library Affair3 E-mail using Copy Desk Staff • SIUC Museum presents July 23, 6 lo 9:30 p.m., July 24 Police Blotter •Ambassador's Choice; o Eucloro,July 15, JO to 11 o.m., io 25, 8:00 a.m. lo 6:00 p.m., Copy O.ief: Josh Sonseri ,election of or! and artifacts Morris Libre,:,- 103£?, www.siu.edu/-cyde/ or 45:;.2010. Copy Editors: from !he Museum's collection by 1-800-642-9589. Benjamin Smith • Annette J. Brooks 35, of Carbundale was o"""'1ed members of the Museum's • University Mui-?um presents Jason Kniser • L,1,n,ry Affairs Introduction to on three cocaine charges Wednaday night. •Music in the Gorden• featuring Chinawut •CA• Sudchoi ~tt!':f.;,;:ng until July Constructing Webpoges (HTML), Carbondale police stopped Brooks in !he 300 block Christopher Allen, July 15, July 13, 10a.m.to12noon, noon of West Pecan Street for o traffic viola1ion and to l p.m., Unive~ily Mu,eum discovered she hod no valid license. Police lo!er • SlUC Museum presents the Morris Library 1030, metal work of Cappy Wolf and Sculpture Garden, Nonh End of found Brooks was wonted on o Jackson County war­ 453-2818. Richard Stone, showing until Foner Holl. In case of rain, the rant for failure lo appear in court for cocoine posses­ July 24. _Free admission. • 1.J"brary Affai~ ProGuest event will be held inside !he sion and found her in possession of aack cocoine Direcl, July 13, 2 to 3 p.m., Un~ity Museum. Free ond a cocaine pipe. Around 9:30 p.:n. she was Morris Library 1030, admission. Contact Lori token lo Jackson County Jail to owoit bond. ; Sil.IC Museum presents the 453-2818. 453-5388. MFA Summer Exhibits. lhe • An SIUC faculty member told Un~ity police on showing will include summer • Women's Services presents • L,1,n,ry Affairs lntemiediote irate individual apparently slammed o door or exhibits featured in various ProjectMosk;ifyou ore a sur- Webpoge Construction (HTMl), punched a door window in Woody Holl ot 1 I :37 media by students graduating vivor of sexual assault or abuse, July 15, 2 to 4 p.m., Morris o.m. Wednesday causing a window pone to shatter. with o Mosler of Fine Arts child sexual abuse, domestic ubrary.l030, 453-2818. Police have identified o suspect and on inves!igotion degree, showing unnl Aug. 7. violence or moritol rope, on the incider.t is unde,v,,oy. Free admission. Women's Services encourages • library Affairs Poweri'oint, you to participate in a series of July 16, 2 to 3:15 p.m., Morris • Southern Illinois Urban mosk-moldoy's sports headline should hove read, and 453-3655. 'Howkins to cooch at Borton County." vided. dinics for kids, parents, $12, Mcl.eoJ Theater, seni= and other interested Communications Bldg. Call the lhe 0AtY EGmiAN regrets !he error. groups. For reservanons ond · • Li"brary Affairs Introduction to box office ot 453-3001. WEEKENDER FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1999 • 3 Where it's at CARBONDALE ~f! Center of town sounds · I \ For a taste and Ravor of the local t \ . favorites, the Candy Baker Band bounces into the next slot of the Brown Bag Series in downtown Carbondale. The series features local gigs to entertain many in the aher· noon. aboard The soul and blues sounds of the Candi Baker Band will begin ai Get ready to party. noon Wednesday in lhe Town Square Pavilion. Admissio11 lo the Sidetrack's celebrates the show is free. opening of its iron clad -KeUyHenlein Relaxing to simple beer garden tonight sounds in a cafe STORY BY Ruth Daughtery embraces a SARA BEAN unique combination of several musi· cal fonns from 8 to 10 p.m. tqnight ITTR A MONTH AND A HALF OF in the Barnes & Nobl-: Cafe, 1300 TEDIOUS LABOR AND SUCCESSFUL E.MainSt. A PLANNING, SIDETRACK'S, 101 E. Daughtery strums the •root music" from an acoustic guitar to COLLEGE Sr., 1s CELEBRATING.THE ~RAND caplure a blend of blues, country OPENING OF ITS NEW AND IMPROVED BEER .and fo!k. GARDEN TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. Admission to the event is free. Sidetrack's owner John Alexander said work­ For more infonnation, call ers have been working diligently to finish the 351-0404. beer garden this week. -KdlyHenlein ''They are putting the finishing touches on it this· week," Alexander said. "It should be com­ Band to break silence plete JOO percent by [Thursday]." of Carbondale library The new bi-level beer !!:arden wih feature about six tons of wrought iro.-i fixtures, creations To experience the setter sounds of of Carbondale's own Mike Page. Renaissance, •club Re-.. d: Music" Page. the owner of Page Ironworks, 10519 presents the .Carbondale Recorder Brayfield Road. has been in the iron business Consort at 2 p.m. Sunday on the nearly 15 years. He has done. a variety of iron­ lower level of the Carbondale Public work for Sidetracks and the "Carbondale area. (Above): Mike Page welds one of the last rails Library. · 1\vo years ago, Page built the circle and ring on the new beer garden cl Sidetracks, 101 W. Seven years in the making, the design iron fence that surro1mded the sand vol~ College St. -Along with the new railings, the beer Consort utilizes the ba!.S recorder, leyball coun at Sidetracks. Page also has done garden features iumping fountains and an arch tenor recorder and soprano recorder much of the iron work for t)le Copper Dragon with dance dub slyle lighting. Page lronwo~ks lo soothe listeners. and Pinch Penny Pub. . spenfthe spring preparing the many pieces of The Carbondale Recorder Bringing life and sound to the newly formed the new Sidetracks beer go·den fo bring in and Conso.:-is the first in a series of ads creatic>n, local ska band the 'Boro City Rollers assemble on t~ ~ site. to perfonn in the Carbondale Public will bring their eclectic mixture of horns and gui­ Library for the "Club Read: Music," tars to the garden at IO tonight. For an extension a summer reading program geared of the celebratiolJ and opening, local rockers (leh): Mike Page, owner of Page Ironwork, toward leenogers and adults. halfway jane will play at IO Saturday night. Members and non-members are 10519 Brayfield Road, and his son Mike, Adding to the celestial Carbondale bar scene, welcome to alfend the event, and the new beer garden showcases a wrought iron prepare the finishing touch.es on the band stage admission is free. For more infonna· arch and two fixed water-jet fountains. An addi­ in Sidetrock's new beer garden lost Friday lion, call 457-0354. tion, Alexander and Page are proud to say the morning. Other Ironwork creations can be s~n arch is similar in style to the famous Gateway al Pinch Penny Pub beer garden, CoFper -KellyHmkm Arch of St. Louis. Dragon and on the Carbondale Square. The fountains, which have been imported ST. LOUIS from Germany, are illuminated by halogen lights, accenting the I0-foot arcs of water spurt­ The entertainm~nt of ing from the fountain. St. Louis is free Page said the fountain gives an incredible visual effect for the artwork involved. Cowboy Mouth, They Might Be "It's quite a sight," Page said. i'!IDTOS Ill' 0.RYN McDANJa Giants, Mesh, Sarah Cloud and spe· cial guest hosts, Original P. and the Parliament Funkadelic will kick off the 1999 Lovelight Music Festival at 6 p.m. Salurday in downtown St. Louis. Admission lo the event is free. The second annual Lovelight Festival aims to provide entertain· ment and activily to the downtown area weekends when there is not a Dear Gus, . green and yellow pig- rots can actual­ gram of fresh weight. Walters said ;~j:id.rting event, event organiz- In deference to your roquest for ments in its leaves. ly be white, the carrot actually derives its name tough que.

NATHANIEL PARK As authentic blues men co~tinue to dwindle in numbers due to deatl1 and illness, MOVJECRmc the blues has become saturated with imitators producing albums filled with inept and Twenty-two years have pa.,;sed since serial killer uninspired songs. With its widespread acceptance, blu.:.s music has become another non•threatening Da\id Berkm\itz imposed his reign of terror on New I· genre suitable for macaroni and cheese commercials. York City, and now Spike Lee blends fiction and true­ But legendary harmonica ace Snook-y Pryor is anything but a blues sellout. life drama to unload the gritty, hard-hitting, high-caliber film, "Summer of Sam." Credited with being the first harmonica player,:> use an amplifier, the 77-year- As to be expected with any Spike Lee joint, the old Southern Illinois resident (Ullin to be exact) overall appearance of the film and the gut-wrenching I recently came out of retirement to rele:?Se two out-· emotion that "Summer of Sam" conveys pulls at the standing albums in 1999. One of these discs, "Shake audience and forces them to b.! involved. My Hand" on Blind Pig records, contains 11 songs In the most awkward and uncomfortable way, Lee of Chicago hip-shaldn' blues. . makes 1he common movie patron embrace tl1e feeling The disc begins ,vith the soul-stirring solo per- of New York City in the 1977 atmosphere of a summ~r • formance "5hak_e My Harld," with Pryor on vocals heat wave, which is almost u:,bearab\e coupled with the and hatp. A song of reconciliation; the singer mind-controlling trappings of a psychopi:thic killer on attempts to offer strength and support to a loved one the loose. bt:fore h~ passes on. . · Whiie the terrifying e\·ents of the Berko"witz slayings Pryor and guitarist Billy Flynn take on the coun­ are true to history, Lee spins a fictional tale to coincide try and western classic "Pistol Packing Mama" and with the events of New York's most bizarre summers. yi;ld a foot-tappl_ng cut that m~es one wonder why this wasn't a ~lues song to strut Voices and demons: "Summer of Sam" concentrates on an Italian neigh­ With.. lxirhood in the Bronx. The characters living in the terror With the boogie qeat and straigb~-ahead structure, for which Pryor is most well Catalysts for 'Son of the summer massacre are forcoo to reevaluat~ their known, "Work With Me Annie" is the standout song on "Shake My Hand." The personal lives and relationships after Berkowitz imposes mid-tempo rollicking boogie features aggressive harp playing on par with that of of Sam' slayings an indiscriminate horror throughout their community. · Sonny Boy Williamson Il. . . · _ A "Dead End" sign-at the center of the lower mid­ Pryor's powerful vocals on "Shake My Hand" tear through songs with seasoned dle-class neighborhood,-' sighted down a long city expertise and emotion. Few performers enter their golden years with all talent intact JESSICA ZAMORA Pryor has not only retained his harp playing and vocal skills, but is still improvin"' PHoro EDITOR street and anchored lx:twr.en two concrete guard rails relaY.S a double ll)eaning- drug stop and hopelessness. · on them. Backe

ROBERT WELKOS morgue; and the now familiar shot of Whether it's securing a cover of Stanley w.,; !!:' t:mtali1.e a little b:t believe the studio still faces hurdles Los ANGW:S TIMES ' Cruise, naked from the waist up, pas~ Time magai,ine, creating TV spots or and a little bit and a little bit," said because of the filin's steamy subject sionately kissing Kidman as she even selecting the footage IQ offer Nancy Kirkpatrick, the studio's matter, despite the inherent star • HOLLYWOOD-The images, stares at herself in a mirror. show-biz programs such 3§ spokeswomm for the film. "It's a appeal of Cruise and Kidman. both sensual and mysterious, flash In two television spots, one "Entertainment Tonight" and "Access smart strategy; so dramatic. To l)Vid "I think t~ey have '.I movie that is across the TV screen: Nicole Kidman accompanied by C::hris Isaak singing Hollywood," the studio campaign is moviegoers, the film's July 16 debut extremely adult, and they are stuck unfastening an evening gown to "Baby Did a Bad. Bad Thing" and following the di<:tates of Kubrick. ~II surely b: one of the decade's because they have one of the top. reveal the curves of he; naked back; another featuring pulsating piano . Though he died March 7 in his sleep most anxiously anticipated arrivals, stars in !i:e worla and have to be a teen-age Leelee Sobieski striking a music, Warner Bros. is cranking up . in England, Kubrick continues to on.: \\•hose ideas and performances careful h9w they sell ii," said one pose in lingerie; a tormented Tom its marketing camp;iign for "Eyes · ellert a powerful presence on key will be debated Jong after its outcome indusll)', insider. 'The only thing Cruise walking tl1e streeis of New Wide Shut," Stanley Kubrick's fin:il mruketing decisions about his film. at the box office is decided. . more taboo in this ~1/orld th":m vio- York; a body lying in repose at the film. ·· · · · "I think the whole idea from But inside the film industry, some lence is sex." . WEEKENDER Il,\ILY EGYPTUN FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1999 • 5

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Aries. Sparb Ry Monday and Tuesday as the moon goes . pie's money and your career. If y,:,u're going lo ask for a through your sign. V 'ednesdoy and Thursd?Y,. the loa.,s is raise, make sure you're willing lo do the extra wcrk. Friday on finances. You'll solve problems more quickly Friday and and Saturday, pick up your friend's bcr lob. Sunday's your Saturday. Sunday, don't leave the house. best day lo do networking. Taurus ). Tell people whors on your mind Monday and Scorpio. Don't leave the house Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursdor, you'll be o&nowl• Wednesday and Thursday, you may run inlo a hassle, but edged for $(11llething you've already done, even if you hove he'D be smaller then you. Friday end Soturd-oy should be la ask for it. Friday and Saturday ore good days lo coll in good days lo wheel and deal. Sunday's your best day ta debts owed you. Sunday , don't leave the house. travel. Gemini • Monday and Tuesday, ploy with friends, but 1olk Sogillorius. Monday, your attention may be diverted lo them into doing something free. Wednesday and Thursday, . raroonce. Tuesday looks even better. Slow down a little ~ in bed. Sunday's your best day lo shop for a bargain. Wednesday end Thursday. Friday end Soturd~y ore your Cancer. There's some lcind of C9"Rid with on older person best days ta let a friend lake aver port cf your duties. Talk 6.fJ ~~a+'S 1e,++tR Monday and Tuesday, but ii you hove the facts at your fin• lo a rid, friend on Sunday. gertips, you'll make a great impression. Wednesday and Capricorn • Ploy powerboll Monday and Tuesday, but try lo Thursday ore your b'!SI days la relax and spend time in keep a civil ro,,gue in your head. Wednesday and . +~a\11 a bed. Mt:,,,e quickly on a AOOd deal Friday and Saturday. Sunday, buy a new loothbrush. · Thursday are goad days lo discuss finonciol issues with the people y,:,u love best. Do your neighbor's laundry Friday 1 and Saturday. Go along with your partner's wishes Sunday. ~o'!-e,Vi Roses? lee,, Don't lake big risks Monday. • you con hold off until Tuesday, your odds of succen are belter. Things may move roore $lowly then you'd like Wednesday end Thursday, so Aquarius. You could be under stress Monday, but by be patient. Friday ond Saturday ore good for meetings and Tuesday, you'll be ~r robust self 09.oin. Wednesday and social adivities. Sunday, keep away from awnings. Thursday are good for !clcing core al that drinking prob· lem. Friday and Saturday are your best days this week for V'irgo. Monday and Tuesday, the focus is on other reople's romance. Stoy awoke all Sunday. money. Wednesday end ThursdO)' would be good dc.ys lo toke a trip, or lo sign up for a college level doss. Your bril• Pisce5. Monday and Tuesda-1 could be tense, probably due liont ossesSIT'erlt Friday ar Saturday could lead lo a COfl!• lo a shortage cf rooney. If you_'re diligent Tuesday, mendotion from on older perscn. Hide on Sunday. Wednesday and Thursday. will be excellent days for :~m­ ing. Friday and Saturday, you'U want to toke care cf f.80" 1.J'bro. The pace will be really fast Monday and Tuesday. pie and chores around the house. Sunday's the best day for Wednesday n..d Thursday, the emphasis is on other peo· your big dole. . .

Conley said. "He gradu,.ted before I hir.1 if I could at least hang around GOODBYE was done, and moved to LA. the set and get a feel for it" continued from page 1 "He called me and told me I Conley upped the ante and gave should come out there. I've been out Jenkins an internship. Jenkins' board for the.production of the fi!m. in LA. for five or six year.; now." position has had him working with Peter Kowalski, the director of pho­ Conley also has used this oppor­ a~orted facets of the cast and crew. tography for the film. has worked on tunity to help cut a few SIUC stu­ He has made several trips to St. "Dawson's Creek" and LuEllyn, dents interested in filmmaking. He. . Louis to pick up cast and crew Harper-Thomas, the film's costume made clear to students and staff in members and he has assisted with designer, won an Emmy for her work the University's cinema and photog~ various tasks on the set. on "NewsRadio." raphy department that there were "It is all exciting for a Herrin Though the lead roles were cast some internships and a few paid kid," Jenkins said Wednesday. in Los Angeles, the film also calls for positions available for those interest­ "And this is only the second day ur two other speaking roles, as well as ed. filming." hundreds of e;ttras, who Conley · Russell Miller, a December SJUC Although "Goodbye Sunrise" is recruited from the local region. graduate from Naperville, said he the first project of its kind for "We have an A-list group of peo­ was one of several SJUC students Miller and Jenkins. Conley is no ple," Conley said. who resi,'

known as the "Son of Sam." from being shot in the back of the SAM On July 6, Berkowitz began his h•.:acl. continued from page 4 hunt, but it wasn't t.iltil July 29 at It wasn't untii three episodes l:!0a.m. that he made his first later that Bronx detective.~ contact­ touch her, or rape her. I just want­ attack as the .44-c.llibcr killer. ed the Queens police department ed to kill her," Berkowitz later While driving through the and compared notes about the claimed. streets of l'iew York, he spotted shootings. . That same evening, as he was two women, Donna Lauria, 18, New York City was in ch~os. running away, Berkowitz brutally and Jody Valenti, 19, parked in "I am the 'Son of Sam.' I am a stabbed 15-year-old Michelle front of Lauria's hoine. Berkowitz little brat.J feel like like an tJut­ Fonnan :n the head, face and crept up to the car, crouched sider. I am on a different wave­ •1pper body. She eventually died beside it and fired five times. length than then everybody ~lse-· from the wounds. Lauria was killed instantly as a programmed co 1-.ill." Berkowitz later began to hallu­ .bullet hit the. right sick of her neck. Letters like this one began · cinate that a friend's Gennan shep­ Valenti survived after being shot ir arriving to Sam Carr, and others herd was actually a demon speak­ the leg. · were left at the sites of various ing to him.· Berkowitz did not strike again · attacks. Moving again into an apart­ until Oct 23. He fired five rounds Berkowitz was captured Aug., ment building in Yonf

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COUNTRY SETTING, 5 mi from STJ. • GlJIET NE1GH60RHOOD, 3 bdrm TAILOR W/ NEW washer, d.;.,r, APARTMENTS, HOUSES, & MO­ lg 2 bdrro, 2 both, ovoil 8-10, ·apt, an South Pecan, Coll 529·529A dishwasher, o/c. nexl to SIUC. awe­ ______.;.;__...;, I some buy S3K call 5.49·2.470. BtlE HOMES, nan studenl neigh­ S600/mo, un! ind, Coll 985-3923. or 5A9-7292 borhoods, no pets, no parties, Auto .d57-354.d. 2 £ORM, ;,,/d hook·up, carpel, oir, 2 ONE BDl!M opt., water, trc,h, w/d, 1060 Cedar Creek Rood, SA50/ma, & parking provided. Sorry no pen fteal Estate country seHing, Call 528-07 AA or dose ta SIU. Call A57-5790 1995 Pl.YMOUTHVOYAGER, blue, 549-7180. V6. good cane!, tirled window,, YARD SALE SATURDAY July 10, ------t 2 BDRM, PROFESSIONAL couple pre­ 93,XXX mi, $5200, Ca11985·A823. A BDRM, 2 both, new rool, fireplace, 7:30 - I :00, Ion of diffcrenl'tems plus I & '2 bdrm cpl, a/c, lum, gos hea!, ferred, very nice, dose to SIU, quicl wood decl<, & more, call Mil!., Reality truck, 305 E Lorch. dose to campus, avail in August, 457· midential area, $475/ma, .457-8009 ,------~----,, 687-2247. 7337. 1989 FORD XI.TIARIAT PICKUP ------1 LARGE 2 BDRM opts, cable park- ; A-wheel drive, 5 speed, p/w, p/b, FURN, 2 blks to SIU, wcter/r.a,h, ~~t~ou!~~~;.'s'f/.ti~tlum, one am/fm cassette, bedliner., running Furniture $195/mo, 411 E Hesler, .457-8798, boards, looks greol, runs grea" dean and ouiel. 86,000 mi, SUPER CONDmON, CARTERVILLE 2 BDRM, carpeted, a/c, Rooms• NICE, NEW. 2 or 3 bdrm, 516 S Pop· 1 L$;..6a..,750-'-,ca_l_l 6,_,1_8·..,,.65..,,.8-_,6B_B_l. _ __,I MUST MOVEI SB.UNG extra lull size lar fum, carpeted, a/c, no peh, 529- ~!~~~~~1!~~:.. t~~~~tac: 2 ra'1Ts~}891i°~ ::r21 ~1~·al-~o/r· ~t~9~52o~arious exercise equip, ~- 3581 or529-l820. bi.drcx.-m w."1 washer/dryer hock-up, PARK FIACE EAST $165-$185/mo, ----,,------1 Only SJ35/month, Call 457-3321. MURPHYSBORO QUIET 1 bdrm ef!ic, 1987TOYOTA-SUPRA, auto, air, upstairs, no pets, lease & dep0sitreq, am/Im cassett,,, exc <:>nd, most sell; USED FURNllURE, anfiques, resale utilities induded, furnished, do,e to 1 BDl,M AVAIL forsublecse now ------1 SIU, free parlcin11, Call 5A9-28JJ. or 66A-44.44. $:USO, call 5.49-4682 items of all kind,, 208 N 1C;h M'boro, Foll 99 &Spring 00 , fully furn, lost 1 & 2 BDi:M, newly :amodeled, wa• ------.,..--,---1 Thurs, Fri, Sat 10-4, call 687-2520. mo rent already paid, Call .d57-,1422- tor/trash paid, quiet. f 20() Shoemok­ I bdrm $320, 2 bdrm SA 1o, grod 89 HONDA ACCORD, 5 speed, A dr, AMBASSADOR HAil DORM • er Dr, 687-231A, from $285-$350. single roams available as low as studenll or professionals preferred, NO PETS, PARTIERS. Phone for $271/mo, all uni induded +coble, :~o '. m'bb!rsr~!/;=so. appl, 985-8060, Marlin Rentals. >0pnmore qualified, Ca!l .d57-2212. DESOTO, 10 MIN from C'dale, new, AP-pl{ances quiet, 2 bdnn, 1l both, w/d hookup, 89 CONQUEST, MODmm for race, no pets, professional, welcome, 867· Townhouses 3.40 hom p0Y!OI", remc..~ufoc1u,ed en- In Cdale's lfrstoric Dir.rid, dassy 2308. lease $425/mo. s,ine, $3650, Call 687-3582. A/C's, 5,000 btu $65, 10,000 btu Quiet & Sale, w/d, a/c, nawappl, ------,--, $175,20,000btu$195,caU529- hrd.vll/llrs, Van Awi'. nVa~lfJ:n~m-1:ri~, I . ~::fl\'f~i\'~:!~~~"· from !355-$470, year lease, deposit, =~E~a~~~1:~;~.d57- lax°iN:u~~»~Ad. ______no pets, 529-2535. ONE BDRM APT, part lum, 5290, Frnsl1m:m and Soplis 1 798.4; or mobile 525-8393. lndu~;.,w~~~;9 ~d~~6cn: 1 BDRM APT,a/c,dosetocampus, ,------,, ;~~.t~,m~:~;~-52ibor Upperclassmen &over;Call Schillin~:;"ffl!Yl,\gmt 529-20.40. Grad Students Motorcycles . I -ci~f;~~:~~led ~;~;;i:~9%~~ Couples -Weekd°?;J~~;OI phone NEW 2 bdrm aoll and remodeled WBQO:), 1 BDRM, FURN & unlum, I bdrm and big A bdrmonMiHSt $24U-$280, 68A•l774, 10min to lland Over 86 HONDA NIGHTHAWK 450, BRfNlWOOD COMMONS studio, I 0 12,x,ac mi, exc cond, $1200, call Mat FA>! ADS are subject to normal ~~s~~t ~:~6:0:~;'I =ompus. '351-.'.,818. deadlines. The Daily Egyptibn ~;"~"& =r. "i&:'!t.Wf~· campui. CarbondaleHousing.com rcs"J~i~e::i:i~n~~;!'tr On the Internet IN COUNTRY, I &2-~:::J:~dy. Bicycles 618-A53-32A8 ufil ind, $350-$.495/ma, dep, no pets, quiet lenann, 985-22M GT ALUMINUM ROAD t{ia:; & cm, . J "-__D_AI_LY_E_GYPTIAN ___ ~ • reel, schimano uhogra/105, movie, 12 MIN TO SIU, Real Property cinclli campo..,:,t mix, well main­ Mcnogement 687-3912, toined, $450 oba, 687-1317. P0Aer 221-3432- Homes SPAOOUS FURN STUDIO APTS, rr.gmt on P!emises, Uncaln Village ts, 549-6990. BEAUlJFU'.., HILLTOP, lol:e rrope,iy in Union H~I subdivisiou A bdrm, 2 & Computers 1/2 bath, Unity Point Schoal Distrid. C'dale, nice I & 2 bdrm, unlum Call .457-7689. apartr:>ents, dose to campus, 606 Ec,1 Park, oo i:,ets 1-61:l·B93-A737. POWER BOOK 1400 memory mod· COUNTRY LIVING ules, One 16mb, One 24mb, Both for Remodeled 5hclr'm, 2 story form '$100tata!ormaysellseparately,ln- CARBONDALE, 1 BLOCK from cam· he--,- on beou!ilul 1-5 ac:res; 15 min , stoTI Fm, Call .457-0366. pu,, at 410 West freeman, 3 bdrm N of C'dcle,newroor, new:,/c &lar­ $555/ma, 2 bdrm $420/ma, no pets, nace, now dedric, naw plumbing, - Call 687-1.517 or 967-9202 new septic, new replaaemenl wind­ ows, city wat,,r, 28x35 pull barn, rela­ $porting Go_ods 'cafinR; Caii 68A•AL4A. . • • •

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Creek Rd, Woll or 313 E Freeman, r.:.mi:hed, · NO exceptions. stove, d/w, w/d, does not have to be 1/a;':'c; r.t57, Exit 36 W, Mon- Sat carpet, a/c, no pets, Call 529-3581. moved, $12,500, 687·424.d. ~~®-o~~rn ~ 10 • FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1999 CLASSIFIED 5 BDRM, l blk from con-pus, 609 S MUST SEE TO BEUEVEI 2 bdrm troiler lonely1 Duplexes Poplar, S225/ pe=n,w/d, o/c, Cell S165/mollll 687-4577 or 967-9202. CAU TONIGHT! 549·3850. 1-900-226-0582 Ex!.595.d 12 MIN 10 SIU, Real Properly Mustbe18yrs• RECEPTIONIST POSffiONS. Por1 fime Mongement 187-3912, poger 221- ~:5~.;i:~::~t::~1~1;~~r.:-. •. Serv-U (619)645-8434. 3432. no pets, Gionl City Rd, 529-5332 or receptionist position opplicatlOns are 529-5878. being accepted al Striegel Animal M'BORO 2 BDRM, c/a, private deck, Hospital, 2701 Striegel Rood in Car· 5 mi to compus, $360-375 mo, Coll J BDRM HOUSE neor Rec, a/c, w/d, bondole. Excellent communication and QUIET AREA, 2 BDRM, 2 both, central dericol skiils required. Simple comput· 687-177.4 o• 684-5584. Japl> also) basement~ no pets, 'YC:rd mowing pro· air, on SIU bus route, newly remodeld vided, avail AUA, Coll 457-4548. er data cnlry e., display l / 4 mile S of Arena ~ ~~~ ~~!c,~u:~~:fi°;icse GUTTER a.EANING on 51, .457-4387 or .457-7870. FROST MOBILE HOME PARK now 1 0268. renting, 2 bdrm,, dean, gos, coble, ~;h~¥~~::ti9~1W7.s. 1do it. avail now, lease, 457-8924, 11-5pm. NEAR CRAB ORCHARD lake, 2 bdrm llM'S.llUNG, Ccromic file-Hoer LOOK & u61 roam, S300/ma, 1 bdrm 3 bdrm house, air, w/d, quiet area, insto11otion, home, office~ & rcstouronl dining room, S495. Re only, 457•4210. 5.49-2291. danic. He makes house colli, .457• DESOTO, NICE, QUIET $JX1cious 2 . 7984 or mobile 525·8393. found ... TOWN & COUNTRY, 1 & 2 bdrm, Notelakers end readers ore needLd ~;;;f1s~~:•At~rJ~f;: ca, BIG BEDROOMS & No Neighbor, in furn, gos heat, new carpel, c/a, no $500/mo, coll 867-2752. !his 3 bdrm duplex behind Univer,ity pell , 549-,1471. ~~r ;:r1':.7. ri:r:r:i~~nl:j:tc Moll, Sl 95/per,cn/monih, Coll 457· college students). Appli::rnts must be 3321. o11east o second semesler freshman CARBONDALE, QUIET LOCATION, 2 end must be enrolled al SIUC /or the ~~f~~~~~~'.':fis.itose bdrm, Sl50•S.!OO, 529-2432 or 684• loll semester. Apply in person at the 0268. . ACROSS lHE STREET FROM CAMPUS, 2663. Northwest Annex, Wing C, Room Newly remodeled !5 bdrm house on 119. For further informofion, co!l-453· Mill Street, a/<;w/d, d/w, plenty of 6155. NEWER 2 & 3 BD'™, new carpel, 2 oarl.ino. Coll 529-5294 or 549-7292 both_, o/c, w/d, Rooredottic, 9 or 12 mo lease, Ccll 529-!:881. 4 bdrm house, dose to campus, por1iolly furn, gos heat, c/o, avail in Aull, Grad or Senoir, 457-7337_ Houses 1 bdrm avoilJuly, $315. 2 bdrm avail NICE 1 BDRM, ideal student renlol, 9 De KfC IS NOW LOOKING fer friendly FREE KITTENS, MAI£ & female, ton, 12 MIN TO SIU, great quiet 3 & 4 or 12 mo leases, furnished, cir, no ~r~l;rS;!5Js ~!er ind, hordworl.ing individuals lo fill custom· block, white, & mixed, oges 8 weeks· bdrm home, o/c, cppl, w/d, pet> ck, 1~:;}, pets, Coll 5.d9-0491 or .457•0609. er and food $C1Vice JX)Silions ot the 2 mo, Ccll 5<19-5672. Dawg no! related ok, hrdwd Hoer,, corpor1, C'dole restaurant. Hourly insurance, core EXTRA NICE 1-lx70, 3 bdrm, 2 bat!,, ------lawn ind, 2 boihs, $620; 3 boths M'BORO, 2 & 3 bdrm, c/o, w/d flexible scheduling. Apply in pe=n. FREE KITTENS, CAI.I. 529·5122. c/a, House. S660, 4 bdnn S680, 687-3912. hook-up, garage, $410-$550. Ako !um, small pork on bus route, no 1039 E. Main SI. • opt,, 6B7• 1774 or 6B4·5584. pel>, 549-0491 or 457--0609. REMODElED, 4 lorge bd.~lull both, CHOOSE YOUR HOURS, ypur income www.dail e .tian.com · a/c, fum/enfum, 505 Scuth Ash, n:, ENERGY EFFlOENT, LG 2 bdrm, 2 & rewords, Choose Avon, Coll Toll pets, Coll 549-4808. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETTING, 3 both, c/0, fum, GUiol pork noor cam­ Free 1-877·811-1102Todav. bdrm, pool privileges, near golf pus on bus roufe 1 n:, pets 1 5.49•00::91 course, loke, no pet, ref req, or 457-0609. REMODELED, 5 lorge bedrooms, 2 $600/mo, 52~·4808. l ,ths, w/d, 303 Ec,t Hesler, nc pets, Bet:Aire Mobile Homes, now renting Fk-ose cell 5<19•4808. for foU & spring, 1, 2, & 3 bdrm,, 3 BDRM HOUSE, c/o, ,,,jd, clcon 0: /um, no pets, 529-4431. qu;el area, avail Aull, Coll 549-'".JOSl. 5 2 BDRM, FUUY !urn, cobb hook up, se~~lis f real al<, w/d, no pets, S6r>~/mo plus ufil, I BCRM, 500 S. Ash, 2 bdrm, I 003 N a,oilcble Aullusl 99, coll 457-4078. Bridge, 4 bdrm 505! 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\ and second release with TVT music.\ Buck-O-Nine has seen some changes worlcs his ass off." WARPED Records. After signing with the TVT "Being a ska band nowadays is in the line-up of the band over the Kleiner said Johnson did con­ continued from page 12 lab;i, Buck-O-Nine released "28 kind of Harsh," Kleiner said. 'That past year. Drummer Steve Bauer left tribute some good things to the Teeth" in 1997. Prior to "Libido" arid kind of sucks, but you can't predict the band in March and then, last album, and encouraged the to explore bands, including Blink-I 82, Lit, ''28 Teeth," Buck-O-Nme had two the musical trends. month, bassist Scott Kennerly lefi. some new options. Suicidal Tendencies, Pennywise, indie releases on Taang! Records "We can't write songs to cater to Kleiner said the changes have "He had good intentions, but he Sevendust, Eminem and Less than (1994s "Songs in the Key ofBree" that The way we grow musically affected the band in a positive way kind of f--ed up a lot," Kleiner said. Jake. and 1995s "Barfly"). - changes. ! · and the new drummer and bassist "He is a good engineer but not a Dubbed a "summer camp on ''28 Teeth" spawned the radio hit "We just want to write music that have meshed well with other band good producer. He did nQI have the wheels," by promoters, Warped Tour "My Town," and cemented Btick-O­ makes us happy." members. same kind of drive as Howard." has fostered a communal spirit Nine with the label of a "ska band." The new album proves Buck-O­ "Its affected us in a good way," Still, the band is very pleased between the bands, athletes, crew and Kleiner said this is not entirely accu­ Nine is dbing their own thing, and Kleiner said. "Steve was into the with the results of "Libido." rate because, as proved by the release strays away from the traditional band in a different way than we are. fans on the tour. • "'Libido' is the best Buck-O­ of "Libido," the band is capabie of ska/punk sound, drawing influence It was a novelty to him. Nine album yi;t," Kleiner said. "We Kleiner agrees that the atmos- much more diveire work. from The Clash, Elvis Costello and "Jeff (the new drummer) is the are going to stay on the ro:.d and phere _is unique. . "We came out with ''28 Teeth" · reggae culture for a sampling. most positive guy. He is a real hard­ "Its not like a big love-fc:st or . and toured for a year and a half," Kleiner said he draws some of his hitter and has great rhythm, tour. With the new line-up touring is anything, but th~re is a mutual Kleiner said "People were really into guitar influence from 'The Stooges" 'The new line-up allows us to going to be a who!~ new tlting. _ respect," Kleiner said "A lot of the "After '28 Teeth' we toured our ~~{;!i-• thought all we, were was a for the song "Pigeonhole Disease." relax and be a band." bands are on a similar level." On the track "Here We Go Again," "Libido" was produced by asses off, then we recorded 'Libido.' Touring is somethin_; Buck-O­ With the ever-changing music Buck-0-Nine opened up the: Howard Benson {Less Than Jake) Now we are back on tour, still fresh. Nine does well. They have been at scene, the popularity of the ska scene ska/punk sound for another test and Stiff Johnson (G. Love). Kleiner "I'm still ready to go." tht; cross-country style almost non­ of two years ago has died off. And drive, but \\ith a more melodic touch. said Benson's input on the album stop for the last few months to sup­ Kleiner said the media's support of ''I listen to a lot of music," was invaluable: and added a lot of You can catch ·B11ck-O-Ni11e at the pen their new album "Ll' ido," the ska scene went with it Buck-O­ Kleiner said "A lot things are deep dimension to "Libido." \i111s \Va,pedTour '99whe11 it rolls which Kleiner classified ., "no Nine, however, has tried not to cater into my mind That comes out in my "He is a good producer," Kleiner through St. Louis July 13. Tickets are holds barred" album. to the trends and just stick to what . pla)ing." • said. "He can take a band and add S23.25 and are amilable through This is the band's fourth album they like best - making their own As divergent as their so!md, the little touches and harmony. He 7icketmasterat (3{4) 241-1888. 2iff CENitJRf . BHR GA~DEfl! ·i1~ ~·~~&&~ (> ~I 'l:). f ·.~ ,ti)} ~IDA'I & SAMDAV tll . DRINl(·SPECIAU $ .,. .·.169~· .1'0MESTICS & II o II fi:}J SP.EEDRAILS · $~ 6'141: CAPTAIN MORGAN . &. VU' MIXERS FRIDAY NIGHi SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE GARDEN! IN THE GARDEN! Born City Rollers HM""~" Q'1i~m, .· Godsmock frontmon Sdly Erno concentrates while performing on the main stage ot Ozzfest in St. Louis Wednesday. Extreme heat could . not stop the attendance from enjoying the concert. The Ozzfest is the first of many lestivols to stop in St. Louis this !Ummer. Hard summer A summer camp on wheels

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