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President E John Cole* 1,648 Jim Schobert 1, 119 OP Executive vice president �a11 Meg Hart* 2,256 Financial vice president need Gail Redeker• 2,095 nyou BOG representative Philip Montgomery• 1,497 >pan ! Bob Erio 1,159 L. . :quare ion hopefuls and their followers gather in the Wednesday to hear final student government elec Off-campus district -Tuscola Room of the University Union tion results. (News photo by Suzanne Cummings) Melissa Bell* 466 \ Ron Wesel* 423 Audrey Dumentat • 360 gStore James Hillestad• 344 Brad Knell* 338 Curt Kensil>" 307 riptions olecyYamin leads election victin its developingors stages from this Mike Anderson"" 298 Coventry year's OCSHA body. Clifton Graham 296 •metics Skowron Poll violation "The model lease is now being tern students elected senior developed.· We want to make the John Fabiano 248 Cole as student body presi model lease known and adopted •Maree/Ji nd junior Phil Montgomery charges filed by area landlords so it can be used At-large district . e tern's Board of Governor's Election Committee Co- in the community," Krug said. Dan Sprehe* 1,593 : Factor ntative during the student Chairman Diane Clayberg said OCSHA Vice President Betsi Darcy Braatz• 1,538 ment election Wednesday. several complaints of possible Hagi said, "We need to make the Aaron Shepley• 1,508 t\-\o·ub\gant dition to the two contested election poll violations were organization more . known to Gale Virgilio• 1,457 ive officer races, Elections registered Wednesday night at the students and landlords because Ken Sjorslev* 1,304 ittee Co-Chairman Gary Student Senate meeting. without them we couldn't have Steve Smiley* 1,126 aw and Diane Clayberg an ''There were some complaints OCSHA." Kristi Guerra.,, 885 !>rugStore d the winners of the other of improper use of propaganda Hagi added she wants to help Greg Zaccagni"" 846 �ofSquare t government races at the and one complaint 9f illegal. use of expand and develop OCSHA into Jim Prosser 764 t Senate meeting late poll workers filed," Clayberg a credible organization on Ron Saviano 732 day night. said. Eastern's campus accepted by ea/ways said, "My goal as presi One complaint accused Col both students and landlords. Residence hall district omeat to prove to the students of eman Hall election officii;lis of The results of the special ballot Glenn Good* 1,237 that student government relinquishi.ng names of students for the campus advisory commit Lynn Lippoldt* 1,198 CHRIS y a worthwhile, effective who had not voted, Schobert, stu tee to the BOG presidential search . Scott Calhoun• 1, 147 · tion that is working for dent body presidential candidate, committee was also announced. Leslie Garrigan• 1, 137 said . Senior John Cole, sophomore John Boyd 820 Shop cited financial problems "People of authority, as elec Glenn Good and senior Natalie �of Square e difficulty of retaining tion officials, were abusing their Scott were selected to serve on the OCSHA president· lw e/ry, China, instruction as the major power by releasing the names of presidential search committee to Barbara Krug• 603 1reetlng Cards s students will have to students who hadn't voted yet," find Eastern President Daniel E. xt year. Schobert added . Marvin's successor. Invitations OCSHA vice president representative Mon Schobert said the complaint was Senior John Cole, who tallied lessorles, Betsy Hagi* 225 said his main goal for the filed by some of his supporters . 1,838 votes, said one of the �eglstry officials to represent students in the Clayberg said election qualities he will look for in a can OCSHA secretary r:>leteGift or additional funding for keep a record of all students eligi didate is financial expertise and Vicki Boysen• 563 1d/y Personn el education. ble to vote. When a student votes, someone who has demonstrated tgomery added he will �up his name is crossed off of the elec 'JS GiftShop "good leadership quality." hill currently in the state tion roster. Good, who received 1,309 OCSHA delegates re which would give stu Clayberg said the complaint was votes, said he agreed with Cole Steve Smiley* 500 presentatives on various registered specifically against the that a "background in financial Brad Knell* 465 lTHOMAS of higher education one PROGRESS party. affairs" is an essential quality to James Hillestad• 434 gGoods 've vote. Clayberg would not comment look for in Marvin's successor. Amy Hutchison• 402 quare 345-4717 the two uncontested ex further on the other complaints "We need someone who will br Kristi Guerra• 382 races , sophomores Meg filed. Elections Co-Chairman ing research to the university-so Lisa Price* 322 d Gail Redeker received Gary Chartraw said the election meone who will find money and Dan Brosseau• 307 eSquare n 2,000 votes each for the committee will meet with Don bring money to the university," he , 've vice president and finan- Cook, student government ad added. Campus search committee l(Jve on vice president positions viser, at 9 a.m. Thursday. Char Senior Natalie Scott was chosen John Cole* 1,838 'vely. traw denied further comment on the third member of the commit Glenn Good* 1, 309 Shoes r Barb Krug and junior the matter. tee with 1.223 votes . Natalie Scott• 1,223 Hagi were elected president Scott has said the qualities she Matt Glover 1, 216 · e president of the Off · Krug said her major goal is to will look for in a president are Shernita Banks 551 Your s Student. Housing create "a communication bridge strong leadership ability; a com Madeleine Doubek 546 · lion. Sophomore Vicki between Eastern students and mittment to the position, a igGood was elected OCSHA Charleston area landlords." knowledge of the jot and the • Election winners . All three ran unoppos- Krug said she plans to work fur ability to listeQ to students' con "" Half-year winners eds ther on a model lease which is now cerns. The Dall 2 Thu rsday, Apri 1'2·1; ·19'83
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BREAKFAST! . ' Disposal start! Value Price Value tu re on sorcery, a 5 AM/FM Cassette 22 PR. Triaxial Car Speakers d and craft boo •Omelets·: ONLY Car Stereos, In-Dash $159 $29ea. ONLY (Round) Giant Mags $ 89 the events that are enth annual Cele April 21 to Apri 5 AM/FM 8-Track 20 PR. Triaxial Car Speakers •Pancakes man said. ONLY Car Stereos, In-Dash $139 ONLY (6 x 9) Giant Mags $29ea. bration '83, whic of the arts, incl Graphic Equalizers AM/FM Cassette-Built-in •Huevos 18 10 , performances ar for Car, High Wattage "$159 Equalizer Auto Reverse $299 ONLY $39ea. ONLY & $ J 39 fields of dance, rr Ranch eras .arts and folk ar Cassette Car 2-Way Car Speakers, 20 23 PR. on Carmichael, fa Stereos, Underdash $ 75 Dual Cone. $ 49 ONLY $25ea. ONLY ns chairman, said 1 •Strawberry ichael said, "Th AM/FM In-Dash Cas- 20 Graphic Equalizers 10 t to the people of Bread! ea. settes for Small Cars 225 inois area ONLY for Car, High Wattage $175 $59 ONLY $ in hop will realize the i1 play •and more! 30 AM/FM Cassette Car 22 AM/FM Cassettes for in the qualitj s also our way ONLY Stereos In-Dash $189 $59ea. ONLY Car with Auto Reverse $225 of gi and ·students la1 an two and a half !What'sCookin'\ 8 PR. Modular 4-Way Speakers 25 Graphic Equalizer 'l3es1 345-7427 for Car (High-Power) $179 pr. for Car, High Wattage $215 ONLY $89 ONLY y of the events will 250 Lincoln rary and south ALL BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE WITH FULL 2-YEAR WARRANTIES I said, and mo� 2 West volunteer particiP. Buy one or all of the above quantities listed- The Public is Invited! Blocks dded that the fes VISA. MASTERCARD. CASH or PERSONAL CHECKS WELCOME red by many orga1 Openof Campus T ues.-Sun. ses such as Illinoi ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, APRIL 23 ONLY WHILE QUANTITIES LAS tern's University B , is open to everyon1 tures and all of ti News Editor in chief ...... Staff...... Steve Binder e to t.he public, n; News editor ...... Madeleine Doubek , " Carmichael sai Ass't news editor ...... Mau reen Foertsch Identification Statement a Managing editor ...... Marc Pacatte The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, at fee, but are Editorial page editor ...... Erin Donohue Charleston, Illinois during the fall and spring semesters and twice weekly ts , children and senl Activities/supplements editor ....•...... Sha ron Bray e of Thursday's Administration editor ...... Crystal Schrof during the summer term, except during school vacations or examinations, Night Staff Art Director ...... Tim Broderick by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $13 per Editor...... Erin television worksh1 semester, $3 for summer only, $26 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is . Campus editor...... Jan Genis Assistant ...... Mic Television Images, City editor ...... Keith Clark a member of the Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all Photo editor Government editor ...... Carl Pugliese articles appearing in this paper. The opinions expressed on the editorial ...... Fred op which deals wi Photo editor...... Fred Zwicky and op-ed pages are not necessarilythose of the administration, faculty or - Sports editor ...... Mike in Source-ry'' and Sports editor ...... John Humenik Copy desk . . . Verge editor ...... Denise Skowron student body. Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The Daily ...... Jack ce," featuring fa Advertising manager ...... Pat Mangan Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the NorthGym Lisa Andrews ary dance ensemble Advertising sales. manager ...... Jeff Sidler of the Buzzard, Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second class postage Marketing manager ...... Kim Morris paid at Charleston, IL 6,1920. USPS002250. Printed by Eastern Illinois Student business manager ...... Gayle VanOrt' ally Eastern Business manager ...... Bob McElwee University, Charleston, IL 61920 � Adviser ...... David Reed classifieds we �· Dally �ternNews Thursday, April 2 1 , 1 983 3
. FOR ean ILITY, Willi.ams takes po�t n U.S. graduateinterested couin focusingn oncil continuing tern's Larry Williams, dean of education. Because I am the dean of graduate school and continuing continuing education, I might have had AVY tion, has been named dean-in an edge over the other applicants," nce of the Council of Graduate Williams said. ls of the United States. Williams' duties as dean-in-residence illiams' term as dean-in-residence will be divided, with two-thirds of his SELECTED ·ea·rs run the academic year between time devoted to the council and the Junior Jeans 1f you mber and June , 1983-84. other third open to professional )f ficer e council, based in Washington research and continued education. :iNavy ., provides a "clearing house of "I'm very enthused. I'll have the statements" and offers con chance to do some writing for ad ('a $11.99 tion to members having problems ministration and perhaps advancing KENNINGTON SHIRTS 1ravel, ho want to expand their graduate my education in my concentration in 10 ams. Members include almost mathematics," Williams said. For Guys nore. U.S. college or university with While Williams said he believes the ct your regu lar ric uate programs, Williams said. position is a great opportunity, he also e $18°0 1 Navy illiams attributed his selection as anticipates some fi nanci3J burden with $12.99 � r in-residence to the council's pro the move. concentration on masters pro "It's worth it. The intent is to learn, NEW SUMMER s and continuing education. but there is the problem in dislocation HTIES pproximately 70 percent of (the of the family. The cost of living in the ARRIVALS il 's) ·members are masters-only Washington area is tremendous,'.' JORDA.CHE, SEDGEFIELD ams and don't offer doctorate Williams said. AND ZENA.JEANS s. The graduate·council's major Williams has applied for an educa rm. t next year will be problems for tional leave, which must be formally JUNIOR LEVI SHORTS masters programs," Williams said. approved by the Board of Governors, '\/\so o tern is one of the university for his year as dean-in:residence, he • M sterco�d bers that offers just masters pro said. * without doctorate degrees, Stanley Rives, provost and vice ms said. president for academic affairs, has niversities and colleges that have formed a search committee to find a .1ust,Cross County Mall pant§Daily 10 a.m.-9 P.:.m.; Sun. 12-s�"' asters programs recognize a
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Disposal neNowakstart soon alue Price ture on sorcery, an organ recital food and craft booths are just a 89 the events that are scheduled for enth annual Celebration '83 at n April 21 to April 24, a festival 119 man said. $49pr. ebration '83, which is Eastern's 1 of the arts, includes over 100 , performances and exhibitions 299 $139ea. fields of dance, music, interna arts and folk and traditional Don Carmichael, Eastern's public 49 ns chairman, said Tuesday . michael said, "The festival was ht to the people of the East Cen 225 llinois area in hopes that more will realize the important role Oh, sure. we could cut play in the quality of life." down on the size. use artificial cheese. skimp also our way of giving the com This is 225 $89ea. 's ori the items and then sell and ·students large events in no it two for one. But we _ than two and a half days," he ad- cheap just don't believe in doing business that way. [215 $89ea. y of the events will take place in pizza. For over 20 years. we've 'brary and south quads, Car- been making the best �NTIES l said, and most will have pizza we know how. and volunteer participants. - we've been delivering it ivitedl free, in minutes added that the festival, which is 30 or less. Call us, tonight. OME red by many organizations and ses such as Illinois Arts Coun Drivers carry under $20. JTIESLASTI tern's University Board and Art ©1982 Domino's Pizza. Inc. , is open to everyone. lures and all of the events are r·················-···-m e to t.he public, many of them $1.00offan 1 ," Carmichael said. "Some do y 6" ' pizza a fee, but are cheaper for I I I One coupon per pizza. ts , children and senior citizens.'' I . Expires: 5/31/83 I e of Thursday's activities in-_ I a television workshop on "Slow Fast, Free Delivery Television Images," a design I S1 611 7th Street I I Phone: hop which deals with "A Short 348·1626 I I . 30582 / 2901 in Source-ry" and an "Evening I . Limited delivery area. nee ," featuring Eastern's con I I . rary dance ensemble. I lr'1 I I Ull · · , I I @ I Dally Eastern News L •••••••••••••••••••••I classifieds work I .J Editorials represent the majority opinion of ou r ed i torial bo AA ta Thursday, Apri I 2 1 , 1 983 The Dally EasternN uideli Viewpoint:
Bob Watki nda Wagner all the pieces of the puzzle butthe s together e Council on CYoue cannte have r helps put Editorialpiece A still need help putting them together-Eastern's discuss propos rn's Counseling Center offers the help you need. stitution. Bar ordinance cooperative Thursday. ng Center, according to the - The Counseling Center deserves the accredita� The Counseli 1 981 e changes woul staffed by professional change will 82 General Catalog, is " tion it received in, March because its ad not nt Office of Coe counselors and counseling psychologists who ministrators are constantly striving to improve ex and give individ assist students with problems which may interfere isting self-help programs and develop new ones solve problems responsibility ative education with their deriving maximum benefit from their to benefit the campus community. · Along with most other students, Faculty Senate university experiences." The center is doing its part to keep Eastern's extremely disturbed by Mayor toward implem� does that mean? It means that ally and physically healthy by Pfeiffer's threats to make the Just exactly what population both ment , which were dra limits to those of us who are under the Counseling Center provides Eastern students offering drug counseling and by recently beginn on Cooperative God forbid! Charleston is dull with seminars, sessions and individual and group ing an Alcoholics Anonymous chapter. hips, when the as it is. Take away its last red their bing the current counseling periods to help them cope with This program is badly needed because qualities (Roe's, Mother's, c Chairman D day-to-day lives. . students who are having a hard time adjusting to etc.) and I'll start looking for e CAA will wo Besides weekly seminars dealing with problems college life and being away from home for the first school. ' which need to be being away from Seriously, closing the bars such as death, stress, anorexia, time often turn to drugs or alcohol and can use the do ents to offt underage people would have home and educational concerns, the counseling center's personal, confidential guidance to help tion next fall . adverse effects both for individual and group counseling Ch h guidelines inclu center also offers them help themselves. citizens and Eastern students fa uniform com sessions. Topics of these sessions vary from how Knowledge of the Counseling Center's recent spoiling of the students' fun is the • hment of a set n to plan your budget to dealing with being gay and -accredidation should help reassure troubled. of these effects. · allowed for coo many subjects in between, such as the special students that the center can offer them compe- Pfeiffer claims that students 1 d specific guide! great deal of vandalism betw problems married couples face. tent, professional help. of the program. campus and the bars. This is pr Many students are not awar.e of the variedpr o- The Counseling Center's accreditation benefits e are just setting t true, but if the bars are off limlts to go," Bucha grams offered by the center and may also not be everyone involved. The center gains credibility, dalism will increase. The reason Y f departments to b aware of the fact that the counseling center was students are assured of receiving quality help and is that students will move their ts take coopera recently accredited by the International Associa- the university's reputation is enhanced. from the bars to neighborhoods without a bre 811 - tion of Counseling Services. If your world is turning upside down and you're apartment complexes. ., , Unfortunately, drunken st Counseling Center Director Bud Sanders, along at the end of your rope, visit the Counseling other business, m�an destroyed property. The other people in the center-and members of C hundreds of Eastern approval of s1 with enter. They've helped dalism that exists now will seem to be implemer the office of academic affairs, should be com- students throughout the years and understand in comparison to what will h Buchanan said. mended for the time and hard work they put in to the stresses of college lite. Let them help you get students must turn to off-campus new courses make sure the center became a recognized in- ties to replace the bars. b yourself together. e department Pfeiffer also claims that an raiSillQ 3581 and MUS entrance age to the bars may 3 /tN'iJ NOW FDR THE P.fOPLf SHOWfD A.ND. 6f ry and Literatur NE.WS. ONLY FIVE THf BAR ENTRYA save lives. I doubt this. If music departmen TO Vf foR TttE CllNDLELJ6Hi MAY BE RAISED TO · students can't go to Charleston -ACCORDIAJ6 • MUS 22 50URC� they will head for friendlier towns 50, "T� ques," MUS TUI TJD>J MAY BE fEAc.E MARcH FOR ffl TWE.NTY-ONe. Champaign, Carbondale, or 3 M gy,'' and This means that drunken stude MUS ogy II," Buchanan NVCLE/rR be motoring in between Ch me of the pro and these towns and cause or be pos will af cidents. Surely it is safer to make ed, fect tti uchanan sa scene in the friendly confines id. " jor if needed-. " ;:;. Charleston instead of having to hit ' CAA will road and risk accidents. No bars mee ay in the more road trips and more deaths. Uni -Tuscola room Because the majority of studen . under 21, restricting the bars evitabley cause ·some of the t drinkir.ig establishments to close ly. The city will lose thousan dollars in tax revenue and many INGFIELD � Yourturn The city needs these funds to � adequate services and both 's Central Illinois : qualities of the mind, character and evidence that there are students at and citizens rely on the emplo ers will share $1 over Credit option needed moral balance to general competency. Eastern that favor the credit-no credit opportunities provided by the the next fo utility regulatory Editor: And to receive such an education the proposal. I believe the CAA, in main change in the city's ordinance day. I am not pleased with the printed let student must be willing arn;j eager to taining its position, has kept the stu greatly injure the economic pos' with Illinois Comme ter to President Daniel E. Marvin in the learn. dent's best interest at hand along the town, its citizens and students. rce Taking a class to receive a D is not the philosophy of an education in I am not speculating. I'm from e bonuses are pa April 11 edition of The Daily Eastern going to achieve this goal of a broad stitution such as Eastern. mal, where the city instituted a out-of-court settlej News. It seems to me a choice should between CIPS an be given where students are concern education. It would be cheating · ordinance several years ago ai Co. ed. By placing that letter in the paper oneself in the semblance of knowledge Jane Schluter Illinois State University students. · d electric you were taking away my choice by and would not benefit the student in campus parties have increased custm 1eld-based making it for me. the long run. And in reference to your ty damage and friction between utility editorial, it seems more likely to me students and townspeople. by way of reduce I do not think that Marvin should veto Thanks for attending -adjustment the .Council on Academic Affairs pro that future employers would be more Editor: students now hit the road clause posed _credit-no credit option. And it interested .in a student with knowldege On behalf of the University Board weekend and there have been sued the distresses me to_ think that your ex than in one with a so called passing Mainstage Committee, I would like .to alcohol-related accidents. consolida ing the quantity aE pressed opinion, that he should veto grade of D and so called broad educa thank all that braved the cold The ordinance has also led to r the utility's the proposal, is the opinion of the ma- tion. temperatures Sunday to enjoy Kool closing of several bars. The same Col · Montgomery Co jority of the student body. If a student is willing to take genuine Ray and the Polaroids. . can happe11 in Charleston if the ntract st I believe the credit-no credit pro steps to gain a more diversified educa It will be our continuing effort to bring dinance is changed. andards. olidat · ion lost the b� posal will actually benefit the serious tion, the student would be relieved to such high quality entertainment to cam Let's face it, students are g and settled . student. And by that I mean a stu®nt know that he or she would not be pus in the future. Please remember, party, and a Kool-Aid stand just with en on app who seriously wants to broaden their penalized for doing poorly in a class University Board programs can only going to cut it. I suggest the city eal. Chairman Phillip education. My definition of a broad that is not within their discipline. And. continue to be successful with support the ordinance as it is and E IPS was not education is quite different from your this would not be the case if the credit from the entire student body. students try a little harder to r r te any port definition. no credit proposal was vetoed. the citizen's rights and property. ion of tli omers, because A broad education is one which en In this letter I have stated my choice Barry Burford cooperation would solve the pr the rged in the fi compasses growth or expansion of which is quite different from the one UB mainstage coordinator and satisfy everyone invlolved. rst pl you made for me. Let this letter be knowledge, wisaom and desirable -Bob Watkins is a business major. Thursday, April 21, 1983 5
AA to set cept the students." nuclear weaponsh?" ik Studen(Editor's note: This is the tssecond lobbyarti against fee es Messersmith added, "It's important cle of a two-part series about the Tracy Stenbeck, an engineering ma uidelin to create a strong base here.'' es "Caucus at the Capitol") jor from SIU-Carbondale, said he has Eastern Student Body President by Vicki Vass heard many complaints from other Terry Teele said, "The main point of �Int: Daily Eastern News Correspondent engineering students about over IELD-Approximately 60 this trip is visibility. We are concerned crowding rn laboratories and classes 'ndarin Wagnertern s SPRINGF e Council on Academic Affairs Eastern students traveled to the state . about tuition. A $500 increase may because of cuts in higher education. discuss proposed changes in capital Tuesday and voiced their con prevent students from returning to Stenbeck added because of. budget m's cooperative education pro cern about higher education's financial Eastern.'' cuts, "Our school library hours have 1ance Thursday. crisis. Junior Rose Meegan said, "I f there been cut and we have one of the 50 e changes would eliminate the The Illinois Student Association is a $500 increase I will not be back at finest libraries in the country." Nill school." not nt Office of Cooperative Educa sponsored "Caucus at the Capitol" . Most students expressed concern and give individual departments and Eastern students joined approx Junior Jeff Miller told House about the possible tuition hike and ems responsibility of superv1smg imately 90 other college students to Speaker Mike Madigan, D-Chicago, "I noted there was still a lot of work left rative education programs. protest a proposed $500 statewide tui am concerned with the students in the to be done. :obi other students, I Faculty Senate Tuesday took a tion increase. middle- income bracket who don 't , Sophomore Gale Virgilio said, "It ed by Mayor Cl toward implementing the pro- "Every four-year school was receive financial aid. These people may sounds like we have a lot of work to get / to make the bars o . which were drafted by the Task represented today," ISA President not be able to go to school." the tax increase passed. It's important 1s who are under 2 s, on Cooperative Education and Thomas Hasse said. Miller added, "Only the wealthy and for students to work and write letters." eston is dull enou ships, when the senate approved "We wanted students to realize that poor will be able to go to school.'' Senior Kathy Buchanan also stressed 1y its last redeemi ·bing the current office. it is a tough battle and that their (the Andy Leighton, SIU-Carbondale the importance of writing letters . "I Mother's, Marty' Chair.man David Buchanan students) work is cut out for them," student, told Madigan, "We should urge students to write representatives looking for anot the CAA will work on "ground Hasse said. have more fu nding." He also said the and legislators. Don't sit back and " which need to be in place for the Kym Messersmith, ISA vice presi government should put more money complain." 1g the bars down ments to offer cooperative dent, said, "I'm here for the student into education instead of defense. Buchanan added, ' .'It's up to us to would have m tion next fall. cause. All the other major organiza Leighton said, "When are we going fi nd money." both for Chariest h guidelines include the designa tions have (lobby) representation ex- to put our trust in our youth instead of :irn students and a uniform course number, the jents' fun is the le of lishment of a set number of credit allowed. for cooperative educa hat students cause and specific guidelines for super falism betweeen of the program. 1ars. This is prob e are just setting the guidelines to Sign 1rs are off limits dy to go," Buchanan said. "We UpFor Now! The reason for th e. departments to be able to have II move their partyi nts take cooperative education neighborhoods fall without a break in the pro- xes. Eastern Illinois University's drunken studen other business, the CAA will property. The v approval of six new music now will seem s s s to be implemented by spring what will happen ,Buchanan said. First to off-campus par n ee new courses being proposed bars . the department are MUS 1581, tims that raising t and MUS 3582, all titled the bars may he 3581 .. ory and Literature of Music." Mud Wrestling Jbt this. If East Contest I_. music department is also proc 1 to Charleston Come In University and Sign Up or Clip the Coupon and Drop It Off MUS 2250, "Tape Recording 216 friendlier towns lik iques," MUS 322 1, "Piano :mdale, or Macomb ogy," and MUS 3222, "Piano !runken students ogy II," Buchanan said. >etween Chariest Girls Must Wear One Piece Bathing Suits me of the proposed courses, if nd cause or be in ved, will affect the music ma FOR GIRLS- is safer to make or Leotards, or T-Shirts and Shorts Buchanan said. "We will revise· ·iendly confines jor if needed-." of having to hit j · CAA will meet at 2 p.m. jents. No bars m ay in the Union addition Guys Must Wear Shorts, more deaths. cl -Tuscola room. jority of students FOR GUYS- Athletic Supporter, and T-Shirts iing the bars will ;ome of the town' 1ents to close entlr PS to offer -NO SHOES ORJEWELRY- lose thousands nue and many jo undto users -BATHING CAPSARE OPTIONAL FOR BOTH SEXES- :ise funds to prov (AP)-About ; and both 'studen Central Illinois Public Service ers will share $18 million in on the employm No Throwing,Kicking, Punching or Pulling. over 'ided by the bars. the next four years, the utility regulatory RULES- (s ordinance wou s agency said Wrestlers Will Starton Knees or All Fours. esday. �conomic position ---..;.------· - 1!11111 - - --j·--- 1s and students. Illinois Commerce Commission 1--- - COUPON ------the bonuses ating. I'm from N are part of a $ 25 1
n out-of-court settlement reached ______y instituted a sim NAME: WEIGHT: I between CIPS and Consolida years ago aimed y I ersity students. oa l Co. said electric customers .of the I ve increased pro FULL TIME/PART TIME · ·iction between field-based utility will share the I townspeople. IS s by way of reduced billings in I it the road ev I-adjustment clauses, starting in Deadline forEntry I _ __ ADDRESS: ____ e have been seve I sued the consolidation in 1976, Form is May 2, 1983 :idents. I ding the quantity and quality of �as also led to t 216 I for the utility's Coffeen power YEAR IN SCHOOL: ____ Union (No EntryFee) >ars. The same thi I harleston if the in Montgomery County wasn't contract standards. I t 8;p Jdents are going t olidation lost the battle in lower S.S. NUMBER I -Aid stand just isn and settled with CIPS while the I 1ggest the city ke as on appeal. I it is and East Chairman Phillip O'Connor CIPS was not required to I e harder to resp ute any portion of the settlement s;_-_:_ •• I and property. Th tomers, because they had not .J I solve the probl - .------CLIP·--.------charged in the first place. --- HAVEFUNI �---- 1e invlolved. 1 business major. Thursday, April 2 1 , 6 1 983 The Dally Eastem
Washington·travels to Springfield, meets Thompso SPRINGFIELD (AP)-Chicago Mayor-elect centered on Thompson's proposal· to raise state in rate by 60 percent, to 4 from 2.5 percent; and Harold Washington, his own city battling huge cash come taxes by more than $7 billion over four yea1 s. porate levy by 40 percent, to 5.6 from 4 per woes, emerged Wednesday from talks with Gov. Money was even the topic as the two men j.)� ed profits. The higher rates would generate $1.6 FR� James R. Thompson saying Illinois' fiscal picture while posing for photographers before sitting .!< wn in the fiscal year starting July l, and $1.9 was bleaker than he imagined. to talk at Thompson's Capitol desk. more for the state treasury by 1987, when · rates But Washington, whose inauguration as Chicago's Washington noted that as they shook bands, shrink back to normal. Thompson's hand was in his pocket first black mayods set for April 29, said his visit to . The Repu•1i :an Washington said he disagreed with certain governor jo the Statehouse was "not a bailout Chicago trip." ked he was "guarding the cash.-" of the four-year Thompson tax plan, but wo "A bailout is not the question," he said. Thompson had told reporters Tuesday th... his elaborate. answer· to Washington's bid for additional state Wasington supports higher state income taxes. But "We did not discuss percise questions of he has not said how much of an increase he favors, money for Chicago schools, mass transit and other Chicago would get or what Peoria would nor what distribution of new tax money he ad city needs was simple: "Impossible." what any city would get, " Washington said. vocates. But he said after their conclave Wednesday that state needs money. It needs it badly. " The Democratic mayor-elect and the Republican Washington "didn't make any impossible requests." Both men termed the meeting friendly a governor said their 90-minute private meeting Thompson seeks to· lift the personal income tax structive. ME SPEEI
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Tennis, WSl's, arts & Ride needed to Champaign lease, exec. location anc.y Call 348-835 7. Phone 345-7746. sional. Low, low price. Wide crafts, piano, guitar. dance, weekend of April 22. Call 348-5064. _____c4/20 -22,25-29 I selection of paper. Rardin aerobics. theatre director, soft Kathy 348-5922. 4/22 HOUSE: near campus. COMPU-RENT, Houses Graphics. 617 18th Street. ba11: soccer, hockey, 4/21 Male Housemate · ;ded. Three bedrooms for 5 students apartments. Century 21-W ______00 volleybal l, basketball. food ser Own bedroom. furnished. etc. $ 100 each. Call Ron. CEN Real Estate. 345-4472. Check out our resume vice, apply Camp Shane. Fern tloommates Call 348-5144. TURY 21 345-4472. ______4 121 special. COPY-X FAST PRINT. dale, New York 1 2734. ______4/26 Very large 3-bedroom ______4 121 One roommate needed to fill 207 Lincoln. Female subleaser needed for APARTMENT: 3-bedroom nished apartment near ______00 3-bedroom 2-story for 3 students. 1107 3rd. for up to 6 students summer. Share large 2 Townhouse. have own for mmer Sublease - Lowest film prices and Wanted bedroom apartment, own Utilities paid. Year lease star mer and/or fall. $360. oom developing in Charleston. bedroom. Rent 101 .00lmonth ting this summer. Call Ron. 345-7171 from 10-1 1 or apartment. Wate Copy-X. 207 Lincoln. room, A/C, convenient grocery lease begins June 1, 1983. 5-7. provided. Near can & laundry facilities. $1 00/mon CENTURY 21 . 345-4488. ______One male needed to. share liable rent. 348-55,2 00 Call 348-0450 ask for Tom ______th. Call Stephanie 348-5325. 4122 ' Typing done! 90'/page. Will furnished apartment for sum 4127 FALL1 SPRING. 2 females REGENCY mer and/or fall semester. Close ______4/25 BARGAIN HUNTER'S APARTM pick up and deliver. 24-hour For Summer: Female needed to share 5 bdroom now lesing for summer return time. Call Mike at 348- to campus, own bedroom. low DELIGHT!! Beautiful House huse $1 02/month. 1 block school year of 1983-84. utilities, low rent, one room subleaser, own bedroom. 11; 2 open for summer 67.50 a 5173. blocks from campus, A/C. fur from campus. very .nice house. by for information or caK ______4/ 22 mate. Call 348-1 543. month-all utilities paid' Girl(s) Stop by 105 7 7th St. or call 9105. ______nished apt. $95/mth. Cc.thy Japanese language lessons 4· 22 call 345-6039. 348-5246. Two males looking for, two 348-5310. ______41 22 offered. For further informa ______4/22 Very nice two and bedroom furnished living ______4 !27 Two male roomates needed tion, call 348-8922. For fall three male room House for six available fall, bedroom homes. furni II three b ______4/25 quarters, close to campus, fall. for 4 person. 2 bedroom. fur carpeted. near campus. fdroom h1 phone Mike 345-2934, or mates needed to share close. 345-5257. d Buzzaro Lab Sci F'3.<>hion Tailoring & Repair nished house. One block from ______pets. Avai lable Aug. 15. Youngstowne apartment. 00 ished. ale. Up to 4 Seam, stress offering Scott 348-5276. campus, across from Douglas For Women - private rooms - 345-31 48 after 5 p.m. reasonable prices and quick, ______4122 Prefer junior/senior. Call Dave Hall, three doors from Marty's. Fall/Spring, \ $400; 1 309-346-3429. has kitchen, utilities included. . $175. Cail quality work. Call Lisa at 348- College Students: We're $120/month & utilities. Call Summer - 95.00 per YOUNGSTOWNE 345-7 looking for hard workers. ______4 25 Kevin, 348-5686. month; AP 10-1 1 or 5-1 . 5037. 1 or 2 male rommates need winter - 1 10.00 per month; call MENTS now renting ______4/22 Chance to make $3,000. ______4 25 345-6253. and fall. Call 345·2 Good experience. must ed for summer in 2 bedroom. Male subleaser needed to DENT APARTMENTl HANDYMAN : Electrical ______4/25 between 1 and 5 p.m. relocate. Write · SUMMER furnished house. Own share one-bedroom partially T. All types - furnii repairs, plumbing, painting, bedroom. offstreet parking. 2 peopleneeded to sublease unfurnish odd jobs. Five yrs. experience. WORK, P.O. Box 122, furnished apt. behind Apartments for summer ;fu. Several I ale. $50/month. 581-3981 . 1 bedroom furnished house 2 . Very nice. For 1, 2, Free estimates. 348-7708. Charleston, IL, 61920. Include Stop'n'Go. Water. trash pd .. blocks from campus. Call Juli fall, 1 & 2 bedrooms, ______4 · 21 fu dents. Call 4/26 campus address and phone. summer only. May rent paid. 348-5526. ed. unfurnished, close to Jan at :: ______4122 Need 1 female to sublet $90/month. or negotiable. 3. spacious two bedroom apart 41 28 pus. Summer discount. Cal Desperate' Summer 345-7018. after 4 p.m. ask for 543-3483 or 345·9386. Help Wanted ment. Rent $1001mo. Call MUST Sublease for Summer mmer sublease sublease for one bedroom fur Andre. Nice. furnished 2 bedroom ' 348-01 83 for info. m apt .. c nished apartment. Gray 4 21 apartment. Close to campus OLDETOWN � furnished, SHIP JOBS! $14- ______4 22 APARTM air. across CRUISE building on 7th St. May rent Summer Sublease from Buzz 28,000 Carribean, Hawaii, payed. 345-9 47. SUMMER SUBLEASE. 1 Call 581 -2269. for a mo. available May ? For Rent __ __ 4 27 students. Call 581-3738 World. Call for Guide, Direc ______male needed for a clean. ·2592 or 345 4128 FURNISHED HOUSE 2 581 -3636. ·5402. tory, Newsletter. 1-916-722- Word Processing, Term modern, 2-person apartment. . 4 ______:-::--:-:-:-::------1111, ext. Eastern lllu. Fully furnished, close to cam· House for three four, bedrooms for 4 students close . S papers. Theme; rough draft to EIU, summer or fall. Call Ron 3-two bedroom houses UBLEASE ------7112 pus, A/C, PAID water & trash. available summer or fall. 345· 1 m house: central ---.,,--,,....- and final, etc. to do in my at sit. call 345·94 CRUISE SHIP JOBS' $14- home. 75¢ a page. Call after 5 free oft-street parking. Rent 5257. Century 21. 345-4488. lease. depo ind Buzzard. RE . -·------.- --·------4 27 ------· --· $28,000 Carribean, Hawaii, o'clock p.m. Ph. 345-2779. negotiable. Call 348-5016. ______00 4 TIABLE call 348-536 ______World. Call for Guide, Direc ______· __ ___ 4125 4 23 --- .. .4 tory, Newsletter. 1-(916)-722- One mature. female needs a One roomate needed to Canoe Trips on Sugar Creek 0 TOWN APT. Sumi 1111 Ext. East Illinois. roommate - must be neat and a share apartment.' Close to cam ase. nice 2 bedro1 ______9 4130 nonsmoker. For Fall, if in pus and quiet. ca11 348-15 3. 751rent per month. W< Earn $5iJO or more each terested call 345-1 545 ask for ask for Mike. For Fall·83. le included. Call Sa1 school year. Flexible hours. Dawn. ______4 25 8039 Monthly payment for placing ______4/29 Need 1 male roommate for posters on campus. Bonus Need nice one bedroom fall 83, spring 84, Morton Park ��Q� OF IN DIANA based on results. Prized apartment for summer. Close Apts. $135 mo. Ph. 345· GROUP awarded as well. 800-526- 2432. RATES/OVE�RNIGH T TRIPS to campus low rent. 581- en ee 0883. 3465. ------4 25 Op 7 Days a W k ______Renting 4/21 ______(�- Now 4/22 Wanted: female room· � Call 2 jj, £1 or 317-362-9864 317-362-6272 WELH now -accep�ng ap mates to share 4 person apt Summer & Fall ___ __ 4i Classified advertisement is Two Locations on Su plications for executive staff the fastest, easiest. cheapest on University Drive. 9 mth. gar Creek mer subleaser need positions for 1983-1 984 lease. $120/per month. Call Regency Crawfordsville and Deers Mill Bridge studio apartmer academic year. Applications way to getresults - everyone Imo. Call reads the Suzanne at 581 -5491 or Suzie Apartments Indiana's Finest 345· 1156. available at WELH, 118 Col- classifieds, so put " Waler -- Most Beauriful Scenery / your words to work 1 581-5676. f::-:::-:-:------4 : eman. 91 1 Wayne Ave. - Crawfordsville, IN MMER cOOh 4 22 345-91 05 47933 SUBLEASE Ni 4/22 rnished one-bedroc ent for two. 348-592! ACROSS 57 An element, in 10 Player at 33 Douses a ____41; Ecuador ished apartment sine 1 Get.up-and.go dealer's right flame, in a way m 58 Cheer 11 Cote d' - for 2 peop e Thursday's 4 Apian 38 Shark that f C 59 Short letter 9641. gathering 13 Postal may do in a /� 80 Won -- soup worker? �-- --____ 4 9 Org. once gambol er 81 Purple for summ headed by H. 18 Jogger or 40 Gratuities 82 Novelist Kesey Reasonabl Hopkins cabbie? 42 Ell on a bldg. 20 Things with 43 Corn Belt 12 Dutch city or DOWN sight -=------412 Dig . specialty strings 45 Cowboy's rope Rent: Summer Subleasj est 1 Passion TV Crossword 14 Where a shrew 22 O.T. book 48 Proper place room - . furnished. Vej 2 Kind of rumor was tamed 24 Black croaker 47 Prefix with to campus. 348-1266. 4:05 p.m. 38-Mary Tyler Moore 1 2-Doctor Who 3 - Alto .. ...__ ___ 15 Nickname for 25 Mean technics .. - 412 4-Brady Bunch 7:00 p.m. 4 Exercised 38-Marshall Dillion a Russell 28 Telephone 48 Time out of TOWNE SUBLEASE 4:30 p.m. 10:05 p.m. clemency response 2, 1 5,20-Fame 18 - breve mind iris needed. 2 bedro n . 9-Little House on the Prairie 5 "-- hell" : 27 April's - m � 3, 10-Magnum, P.I. 4-All in the Family 17 ..As OU Like 49 Large coach 345-6606. y Sherman Day 12-3-2-1 Contact 9, 1 7,38-Believe You Can 10:30 p.m. It" forest 50 Search ______4 /2 8 Tots 1 5, 20-Laverne & Shirley & And You Can! 2, 1 5,20-Tonight 18 Cafe card 28 Falana and 51 Politician1s Old medicinal Co 1 2-0ver Easy 3-MASH 19 "Exodus" 7 Montez quest plant 1 7-People's Court 9-Charlie's Angels author 29 Animate 52 Utopian spot 7:05 p.m. 8 Fischer's 38-Dick Van Dyke 10-Quincy 21 Small tree of "teddybear" 55 Malty drink 4-Movie: "5 Card Stud" strength? 4:35 p.m. the elm family 30 Mischievous ( 1 968) Suspense yarn about 1 2-PBS Latenight 9 Songbird Bewitched an unknown killer who is 1 7 ,38-Viewpoint 23 Units of weight 31 Grates 5:00 p.m. in Cyprus methodically eliminating . 10:35 p.m. 7 8 2,10-News former members of a lynch 4-Catlins 24 Horse or color 5 6 3-More Real People 25 Grew mob. Dean Martin, Robert Mit 11:00 p_m. 12 1 2-Sesame Street chum .. 3-Hawaii Five-0 impatient 28 Solon 15,20-Happy Days Again 7:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. 16 17-WKRP in Cincinatti 2, 15,20-Late Night with 32 Anglers ' flies 1 2-World Warl 33 Zeus, to Cato 38-Rawhide 19 8:00 p_m. David Letterman 34 Gaucho's 5:05 p.m. 2, 15,20-Gimme A Break 9-Movie: "The Illustrated 4-Andy Griffith weapon 3, 10-Simon & Simon Man" ( 1969) Rod Steiger and 35 Allies' goal in . 5:30 p.m. 9-Discover the World of Claire Bloom appear in this 2 .3,t\·0, 15, 1 7,20-News 1945 Science trio of interwoven Ray Brad· 38 Sebastian Coe, 9-Laverne & Shirley bury stories. 1 2-First Chu(chills e.g. 32 5:35 p.m. 17,38-Too Close For Com· 11:35 p.m. 37 Clumsy ones 4-Gomer Pyle USMC fort 4-Movie: "Funeral in Berlin." , 38 "Thanks -- !" 35 6:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. (En§lish: 1966) Intricate spy 39 King of clubs 2-MASH 2, 1 !),20-Cheers yarn, with agent Harry Palmer 40 Spring 38 3, 15, 1 7,20-News 17,38-lt Takes Two (Michael Caine) assigned to springer 9-Barney Miller 9:00 p_m. help a Soviet officer defect 41 Warningsigns 41 1 0-More Real People 2, 15,20-Hill Street Blues from East Berlin. 43 Pre-Jets team 1 2-Nightly News Report 3, 1 0-Tucker's Witch 11:40 p_m. 44 Returnees 38-Perceptior.s 9-News 10-McCloud from Reno 45 Absorbed 6:05 p.m. 1 2-Mystery! Midnight 4'-Portrait of America 1 7 ,38-ABC News Closeup 3-Movie: "Dark Star." 48 Ancient capital of Laconia 53 6:30 p.m. 9:05 p.m. (1974) Low-budget spoof of 2-Tic Tac Dough "2001 : A Space Odyssey." 49 Break up 4-News 53 Lixivia 57 3-PM Magazine 9:30 p.m. Doolitte: Brian Narelle. 9, 1 5,20-Jeffersons 54 "---Bulba" '9-News 17-News 58 "American 60 10-Alice 10:00 p_m_ 38-NOAA Weather Service 1 Gothic" 2-MacNeil, Lehrer Report 2,3, 10, 15, 17,2 0-News 12:30 a_m. painter 1 l-Entertainment Tonight 9-Soap 2, 1 5,20-News 1111101 be responsible ' Please repor-t classified errors immediately at 581 -281 2. A correct ad Thursday s_ will appear ir.the next edition. Unless notified. we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its first insertion. prll 21, 1 98 3 ClassTheif Dailely Easternd a dNewss 9 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale a mini-storage as low as r month. Sizes 4 x 12 For rent - Quiet 3-room fur 2 girls needed to sublease Available for Fall, apts. for One female subleaser need SUMMER ONLY! female 1970 Ponti?.c Lemans Sport ) x 22. West Route 16. . ed apartments for 1 or 2 beautiful 3 bedroom apt. ed for summer. Furnished 4 345-7746. 1 ,2,3 persons, furnished subleasers needed for nicely AM/FM/cassette stereo. $750 dents, available summer_ $66.00 everything included. $220/300. Call 345-1587 for apartment, $90 month. Call furnished 4-bedroom house. or best offer. 345-1 1.84. ,.______oo /or fall. Also 1 and 2 Next to pool! Call Lisa 348· 345-1532 or 581-2812, ask ______U·RENT, Houses and appointment. One block from campus. $70 4122 room apartments and 4 5335. ______for Lola. .nts. Century 21-Wood 4122 per month. Call 581-3537 or Honda Hawk 400 cc. Good oom house for family with ------· 5/6 Furnished apt. for 3 or 4, ______4122 581-3533. condition. Best offer. Women's tate. 345-4472. r leases. Call Dorothy Summer S..iblease: Large 2 close to EIU. Utilities furnish 1 subleaser needed for sum 4128 hiking boots. Size 6 112 Ph. ______5/6 re at Leland Hall Real bedroom apt. Large yard, par · mer. Located 2 blocks from large 3-bedroom fur ed. Available in May, also 2 5 bedrm. house for 6 peo 345-5356. te. 345-7023. tially furnished. Wate,· and· campus. 345-9712. ___ apartment near square room furnished apt. 1520 4th ple. 2 bathrms, furnished, 4121 ,______4122 trash paid, HALF of May Rent St. Call 345-4757 after 5:00 ______4/26 close to campus, $1 00 mo. Schwinn Sprint 23-ine;r, lo 6 students for sum· Summer Sublease 1 Paid. RENT NEGOTIABLE. SUMMER ONLY - Two 1d/or fall. $3 60. can pm. ea., yr. lease 345-7728. frame, 27-inch wheels. Cal! 345-1618. ______bedroom furnished apartment, or fron oom apartment. Water and 00 4/27 Nancy at 345-2539. 71 from 1 0-1 1 provided. Near campus. ------5 / 3 central air, 1 block from cam -,.- 2 girls for summer, $40 mon SUMMER &/Or Fall Furnish 4i22 liable rent. 348-55,20 HELP! FURNISHED HOUSE th, pool, new furniture, pantry. pus. 3 occupants. needed. Call ed townhouse for 4. Pool. Bunkbed. Great for dorms. ______00 �------' 4122 11vailable for summer only' Call 345-1 328. 348-1467. $40 oNCY APARTMENTS Dishwasher, Only $58 per per but will negotiate. Ph. large four bedroom fur· !Need to sublease' Rent ______4128 sing for summer and Very son for summer. Call-348· 3706. apartment. ale. Very negotiable' Room for up to 4 SUMMER STUDENTS, Fur Special rate on summer 7823. ---- · 4. 22 year of 1983-84. Stop ed ople. Call 345-1653 after campus. Excellent condi � nished 2-bedroom apartment sublease for one bedroom ______4 27 Color T.V 23·· in. excellent formation or call 345· . Up to 6 people_ Fall/Spr 2:00 p.m. for 2 or 3. Good location. May apartment two blocks from House for two:three. close . condition $150.00 348-5580 $600; summer $200. Call. ______4/2 5 rent paid. Call 348· 7851 . campus. $100 a month Available Summer or Fall. 345- 4,22 L______oo 5-7171 from 10-1 1 or 5-7. Now leasing two bedroom ______4/22 seniors and graduates 5257. 1 .978 Suzuki GS550. nice two and three -----�---- 348· 00 furnished apartment. McArthur Classy 2BR Townhouse 5 students only Phone __ 16,000 miles, excellent condi· homes, furnished, tl� Mahar, 345-6544 or 345- 5237. oo d, near campus. No II three droorn house mins. from campus, available Campus area-unfurnished lion. $1 .000. with fairing. ind 2231 . ------·- - 1vailable Aug. 15. Call Buzzara Lab School. summer anc' fall. Call 345- ·------4 29 three bedroom house. 4 or 5 backrest. luggage rack ______SUMMER SUBLEASE. Fully £ 48 after 5 p.m. ished. ale. Up to 4 peo- oo 5304. persons. Washer Dryer. $1 .300. 348-5 133. . Fall/Spring, \ $400; SUl]'l· Now leasing fall term 2 br. 4129 furnished, AC, apartment on baths. low utilities. Aug. - May ------···- __.4 22 . S '.o 4 $175. Catt 345-7171 furnished apt., brand new, air, Summer ublease with fall 1st St . to accomodate up lease $500 month paid by Cafeine stimulant capsu1es l BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed --��������--� ... ers '+-�I Thurs PIPaSP repor J cl;:issrs1fPd errors irnrnedrately at 58 1 ·281 2. day's will appear 111 t11e nexl edlt1on Unless 11ot1f1ed. we cannot be res pon nr an 111co1 1 r The Dally Eastern News pct etc1 For Sale Lost and Found Announcements Announcemen\s Announcements Need credit cards, improved LOST: Lantz (Sat.) E.l.U. Have you or anyone you Call Help Line •tape CELEBRATIONS '83. Ex Nancy Simlow: Happy 2 or new credit? Look for our ad jacket (M), with room key, l.D. know been sexually assaulted? Line-3p.m. to midnigl . faily. perience the ultimate at the In birthday. I'll miss you under Announcements this ad and racquetball. Please return Free and confidential help is Volunteers talk with y '" offer dian Pavillion at Union Station year. Janet. Eastern Division W dition. 602-949-0276 Dept. to Triad Desk. $REWARD$ . available. Call Women Against referrals. Bridge line ti ·ofes on April 23-24 between 1-5 L Pct. 6 .857 47 --�-- --- 4/22 Rape 345-21 62. sionals. Phone 345-: ' ;2 or p.m.! Sample the rich variety of Bill Oppe, The rabbit --,- 7 4 .636 _____ LOST: A disc Camera ______235-41 79. garments, coins, dolls, han die. The wedding is ott. 4/21,28,_5/2,5 6000 00 6 4 is missing from 4th O For Sale: 1967 Ford 1 31 6 KEEP AB RTION SAFE R:oo dicrafts. Indulge yourself on 6 4 Tomorrow is Mustang. Excellent condition. Street after a party on Friday, AND LEGAL. Join NARAL free. Congratulations to It ,_ newly the intricate carvings on ivory, 4 6 Draper'!' Call 31 16. April 18. Any information Refc.-�als 345-9285. elected officers of Phi Beta Chi wood, brass and copper. 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All results should be phoned in or d�livered to the sports desk by 2 p.m. one day prior to publication. 1ouncements coreboard Detroit 5 7 .41 7 2 Smythe Division New Jersey vs. New Yori( Baseball y-Clinched divisK>n Michigan 3 4 118 128 8 .385 2% New York 118, New Jersey 107 Cleveland 5 Edmonton vs. Calgary x-Clinched playoff spat Birmnghm 2 5 87 105 :y Simlow: Happy 21st Thursday-New Jersey at New York NATIONAL LEAGUE (Edmonton wins series, 4·1 ) MISL Playoffs IY. I'll miss you next Western Division Wednesday's Result Sunday-New York at New Jersey Eastern Division Eastern Division PACIFIC CONFERENCE anet. Oakland 9 4 .69 (Winner plays Philadelphia) Edmonton 9, Calgary 1 w l PF PA w L Pct. GB 2 Chicago vs. Cleveland Texas 8 5 .61 5 1 Calgary 6, Edmonton 5 Western Conference (Chicago leads aeries O�nver 4 3 106 109 )ppe 6 1 .857 Kansas City 6 4 .600 1% 1 Phoenix va. Denver 1-0) , The rabbit Edmonton 10, Calgary 2 Chicago 9, Cleveland 5 Los Angeles 4 3 • 99 96 7 4 .636 1 California 7 6 .538 2 Phoenix 1 21 , Denver 1 08 e wedding is off. Thursday-Clevland at Chicago Oakland 3 4 124 103 . 6 4 .600 1% Chicago 6 6 .500 2Y2 Edmonton 5 Calgary 1 Friday-Phoanix at Denver ______4/2 1 x-Saturday-Chicago at Cleveland Arizona 3 4 124 183 6 4 .600 1% Minnesota 6 .462 3 Sunday-Denver at Phoenix orrow is the Day, Edmonton 6, Calgary 3 New Yortcvs. Baltimore 4 6 .400 3% Seattle 5 10 .333 5 (Winner plays San Antonio) (Baltimore leads aerlea Saturday's Games !!! 2 10 .167 6% WALES CONFERENCE Seattle vs. Portland 1-0) Baltimore 11, New York 4 Los Angeles at Michigan ______4/2 1 Late games not included Wednesday-Portland at Seattle, n Adams Division Friday-Baltimore at New York Denver at Arizona Ross, Who's your bud· Wednesday's Results Friday-Seattle at Portland Boston vs. Buff lo Saturday-New York al Baltimore Sunday's Games la's your pal? The ELP & New York 6, Chicago 4 Sunday-Portland at Seattle (Booton leadi aeries Western Division Oakland at Birmingham 9 Boston 5, Milwaukee 4 3-2) (Winner plays Los Angeles) In. Wednesday's Result Kansas Cty vs. San Diego Boston at Philadelphia 8 .61 � 1 Y2 Texas 11, Baltimore 2 ------4/21 Boston 9, Buffalo 0 Wednesday-KansasCty at San Oiego,n Tam pa Bay at Washington - 6 8 .429 4 Kansas City 8, Detroit 7 · Gloria Vanderbilt col· . Boston 6, Buffalo 2 Saturday-San Diego at Kansas City Monday's Results 3 10 .231 6Y2 Toronto 4, Cleveland 1 Soccer x-Tuesday-Kansas Cty at San Diego Los Angeles 1 8, Tam pa Bay 1 3 1orts. SPECIAL ANGEL. 3 10 .231 6Y2 Mirinesota at Seattle, n Buffalo 4, Boston 3 f McDonalds. open St. Louis vs. Wichita 9·7. Oakland at Calif. ppd. Boston 5, Buffalo 3 FINAL Late games not included (Wichita leads aerlea 471. Thursday's Gemes MISL STANDINGS 1-0) Wednesday's Results Buffalo 7, Boston 4 Wichita 6, St. Louis 5 OT ______4/21 Seattle at Minnesota ia 2, Chicago 0 P trick Division EASTERN DIVISION Friday· Wichita at St. Louis � Case. Black leather New Yorkat Chicago e w Pct. GB x-Tuesday-St. Louis at Wichita · VOii< 6, Pittsburgh 0, ( 1) Oakland at Calif. NY Rangers vs. NY Islanders L. Need a ride?? atchout. next Wednes· ·x-Games played only if necessary YOll< at Pittsburgh, n (2) (Islanders lead aeries 3·2) y-Baltimore 30 18 .625 rill be wtiipping fun. · at Mont., ppd. Hockey Wednesday's Result x-Cleveland 29 19 .604 1 1ed. at Diego, ppd. Islanders 7, Rangers 0 x-Chicago 28 20 583 2 ______San 4/21 at Cincinnati, n DIVISIONAL FINALS Rangers 3, Islanders 1 x-New York 24 24 .500 6 Football pix: "Got a Line on �s at San Fran. n Rangers 7, islander$ 6 Pittsburgh 24. 24 .500 6 (Best ofseven) USFL STANDINGS Scandal , and "Three Thursday's Games Islanders 5. Ranger5 O Buffalo 22 26 .458 8 ti at Houston Cambell Conference Memphis 19 30 388 11 ATLANTIC CONFERENCE ox" Sammy Hagar (with Islanders 4: Rang"' >:> 1 illllis at Montreal Norris Division w PF PA Check the ey, right. Jeff?) LaRoo. Chicago vs. Minnesota WESTERN DIVISION Philadelphia 6 1 145 57 _____ Basketball 4121 (Chicago wins aeries 4-1 ) w L Pct GB Boston 5 2 166 130 Reault Tau Delta pledges. Eastern Division Weclnnday'a NBA Playoffs y-San Diego 32 16 .667 New Jersey 2 5 109 172 2 isyched, we're almost Chicago 5, Minnesota .563 5 Washington 6 94 62 classified W L Pct. GB E11tern Conference x-Wichita 27 21 \ Chicago 4, Minnesota 3 l ) RH 7 5 .583 Boston YI. Atlanta x-Kansas City 26 22 .542 6 .542 6 -- ·------4 22 6 6 . 500 1 Minnesota 5, Chicago 1 Boston 103, Atlanta 95 x-St. Louis 26 22 CENTRAL CONFERENCE for 6 6 .500 1 at Atlanta Phoenix 24 24 500 8 W L PF PA ods!!! 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I will always promise a working ·tapper with each keg sold! lasslfled ads world 4) r=�,,,=·=,'.l!:!I - Thursday's 12 byNe Scott Mountfordtte rs fail to contain Sycamores After forcing six matches to three Panthers sets, Eastern's men's tennis team failed Wednesqay to contain Indiana State and lost 6-3 at Weller Courts. split two; The Panthers' Scott Fjelstad and Jon Tuft registered two singles vic tories while Fjelstad combined with by Kathy Leahy , _ Bruce Perrin to record Eastern's lone face WIU Eastern's softball team, doubles win. split a double-header Tuesday wi antly attack the "I was able to consist the Indiana University-Purd ," Fj elstad net and play agressively University Metros, but once a · match could said. "I knew that my the Panthers had to struggle. bearing on the outcome have a definite Although Eastern's soft of the game. team has won five of its last eig his passing shots in "I had to cut off road games, head coach De order to win," Fjelstad added. "By do D' Abbraccio said her squad to make errors ing this, I forced him playing poorly. and play my game.'' "We really played slow Indiana State's Mike Tuft defeated sluggishly,'' D' Abbraccio Hambrock in an intense 6-4, 7-5 deci "We have a lot of players wi sion, while Fjelstad beat Sycamore - colds right now and we weren , 6- 1. Mike Rourke 6-2, 4"6 able to function as efficiently as 4-2 after the singles Eastern trailed normally would.'' competition and had to sweep the three "We got behind early and had to defeat the visiting doubles matches play catch-up in the first game . sycamores. had no solid defense, either," But the Panthers' season record continued. · dropped to 15-5 after they lost two of Eastern fell to the Metros 7-6 • the three doublesmatches . the opener but won the nightcap and Perrin recorded Fj elstad 3. The Panthers will look to · doubles victory by defeating Eastern's prove their play when they re t Rourke and Terance Chanes 6-4, 7-6. to league action Thursday. close calls caused controver Several D' Abbraccio said her sy in the match, but Fjelstad and Per squad' home double-header Thur :-inprevailed afteJ a poor start. against conference-rival West "We got off to a really slow start," Illinois, 9-9, will give Eastern Fjelstad said. "However, we settled chance to rebound. down in the second set. We pulled D' Abbraccio said that East together and were able to win. and Western "are traditio "The match was a little more heated rivals. "That, plus the fact t than usual," he continued. "During they are a conference team, the match we had, in the back of our mak this a crucial game for us." minds, just how important the game Offensively, Western is le d was for us." Eastern's Jon Tuft returns a volley during _his 6-4, 7-5 victory over Indiana third baseman Beth Maier, Eastern wasted its chance of State's Mike Hambrock Wednesday at Weller Courts. Eastern eventually lost to .31 and centerfielder Liz Mackle , defeating the Sycamores when Jay the Sycamores 6-3. (News photo by Beth Lander) .31 "\Ve're expecting a, g Johnson and Rob Hopkins fell 7-6, 4- Munie said. "We had a lot of close games that double-header, " D' 6, 2 �6. In addition, the Panther team of "I felt like choked on two crucial Abbracci I could have gone either way in the se said. "Western is a _good hitti Mark Munie and Tuft lost 6-3, 5-7, 3- points in second set that could hav the e- cond and third sets," Perrin said. team and our ri varly has alwa match," Munie con- 6. kept me in the "Unfortunately, I came -Out on the been intense." . Earlier, Munie lost to Chanes 6-1, 2- tinued. - short end of too many of them." . "Western is tough competitio 6, 2-6. n, tern's No. 4 singles Perri Eas Johnson and Hopkins suffered set and their record is not indicative "I played real well in the first set, ·, to the Panthers' list of player added - backs in droping two and three-set their capabilities,'' she added . but I have to give him credit defeats by losi g to Indiana (Chanes) singles � matches to Indiana State. - Eastern will counter offensiv because he was able to battle back," State's Tom Sutton 6- 1, 3-6, 4-6. with senior shortstop Na Kassebaum, .439, who is riding nfoe-game hitting streak. Unfortunately, Eastern might RiCHIghCAGO et(APti)-N yiew eldYork's sRighetti _tw waso relieved hi byts Rich, Gossabeatge Thes YanWhkees madeite it 6-0 Spx with five without the services of its seco Dave Righetti flirted with a no-hitter after his only two walks of the game, to runs in the sixth inning._ best hitter, Mary Tiegs, who · ed Tuesday's second game for 5 Y1 innings Wednesday night and start the ninth frame. beca allowed two hits in eight shutout inn The White Sox loaded the bases on of the flu. fa ll 2-0 "Mary was supposed to go ings as the Yankees defeated the Bernazard's single and scored all their PHILADECubLPHs IA (AP)-Steve Health Services today, so I wo Chicago White Sox 6-4. runs on Tom Paciorek's three-run dou Carlton pitched a four-hitter for his know until later today if she will Righetti, 3-0, allowed only one ble and a pair of grounders. _ 53rd career shutout, the 13th best of all playing or not,'' D' Abbraccio · baserunner until Rusty Kuntz broke up White Sox starter LaMarr Hoyt, 1-3, time, and Joe Morgan socked a two was nicked for a run in the first inning Wednesday. his no-hitt bid with a one-out single in run · home run as the Philadelphia Without Tiegs, Eastern wi l the sixth inning. on Willie Randolph's leadoff double Philles beat the Chicago Cubs. 2-0 l ha its hands full offensively when Tony Bernazard opened the Chicago and grounders by Ken Griffey and Wednesday night. Panthers face Western's seventh inning with a single and Dave Winfield. It was Carlton's 288th career vic DePaoli, 6-6, and Kathy tory, leaving him 12 shy of becoming Bru 3-3, who sport 1.19 and 2.23 the 16th pitcher in baseball history to ed run averages respectively. win 300 games. Slugger games canceled D' Abbraccio said junior Do Carlton struck out 10 and walked Ridgway and senior Eastern's baseball team's scheduled tests have not been rescheduled, so tht three in pitching his first complete Kat Richards are probable double-header with Illinois State Panthers now turn their attention to game of the season and third victory in Thursday agai nst the University Wednesday was canceled this weekend's four-game series against four starts. It was the 72nd time in Westcrwinds. because of the death of an ISU player's intrastate rival Western Illinois. Carlton's career that he had struck out Ridgway, 5-2, boasts a father. This weekend's pair of twinbills with 10 or more batters in a gam�. . I. ERA, while Richa rds, 5-3, en Eastern head coach Tom McDevitt the Leathernecks' will start at p.m. Chuck Rainey, 0-3, was the loser for l Thursday's game a 1.65 ERA. was notified early Wednesday morning Saturday and Sunday at Monier Fiefd. Chicago. "We're not sure who we're s by Illinois State's head coach Duffy Eastern starting pitcher for Satur The Philles g9t Carlton all the runs ting tomorrow. It will depend Bass that the Redbird squad would not day's opener will be Marshall Cruto· he needed in the fourth. With one out, how practice goes today," be coming to Charleston for the slateq cher, 2-2. Bill Morton, 4- 1, will pitch in Gary Matthews triple_d to the base of D' braccio said. twinbill. the nightcap. the right field wall, the ball just eluding Consequently, the Illinois State con- outfielder Keith Moreland's glove. -_ Thursday, April 21, 1983 he Daily·Eastern·:News .... April 2 1, 1 983 8 Pages GreSuppeklement to the Dally EasternL Newsi I Chfearleston, Ill. 61920 Gu I Section Two, id e the rs ttwo; -�rttk a WI, U ft ball team, 1 1-6, eader Tuesday with University-Purdue ros, but once again &umhnls •/; d to struggle. :;:astern's softball iive of its last eight ead coach Deanna alpha: aid her squad is A nu: N played slow and >' Abbraccio said. - )t of players with • and we weren't as efficiently as we beta: . z1:.:. " B nd early and had to the first game. We fense, either,'' she > the Metros 7-6 in gamma: on the nightcap 4- - rs will look to im r omicron: O when they return lfhursday. said her squad's eader Thursday delta: nee-rival Western a . pi: n 111 give Eastern a ld. said that Eastern "are traditional >lus the fact that rence team, makes le for us." epsilon:E iVestern is led by 3eth Maier, .319, Liz Mackle, .311. ecting a, good ' D' Abbraccio zeta: is a .good hitting Z ivarly has always >ugh competition, not indicative of " she added. eta : >unter offensively H tau:T hortstop Nancy , who is riding a 1 streak. Eastern might be ces of its second Tiegs, who miss >nd game because upsilon:Y 1pposed to go to oday, so I won't oday if she will be D' Abbraccio said iota: Eastern will have I phi : :nsively when the Western's Gail d Kathy Brueck, 19 and 2.23 earn kappa: K spectively. id junior Donna senior Kathy robable starters ;t the visiting lambda: psi: boasts a 1.07 ards, 5-3, enters A lV 11.65 ERA. : who we're star will depend on today," D'Ab- mu: M · 2 Greek'Ufe Guide � ...... Th .u rsday, April 21, 1 983 The Daily Eastern N on campus a e are some dis� positive and be phomore Kati ing chairman a sorority de "ch her college yj involved in so and a sororit) t I was looking fl sting friendshi two aspects of a she enjoys. "I d informed of use I thought · ng and I wante " angler, a junio1 bene'fits he w uation. "It give: Lee® Rider ence of what ru be like because ' a business,'' he s2 all cotton denim jeans It will also help n use I am always which will be he situation," he a angler Quality priced also said h ac tivities and OJ e from belongint ere are many me o things like h h you normally \I o if you weren't a 1 ave 19. 99 Every day Schreiner, L ident, decided to The fit is dynamite. The rugged 14-oz. denim stands up to t more people. your full, activ� life. They're cotton, omore year beca 100% so they'll wear to a soft, comfortable fit. And they're affordably priced, more people," SQ every hreiner, a ju day. Sizes 5-1 5. nior, Tau Delta beca1 nity. "I was mos Its because they growing which is of, " he said. all the aspects einer enj oys the . "I definitly like ttitudes, " Schrein ior Lindsey Gil of Alpha Sigm; ed to join for a J my sophomore ed to have more I also wanted to e I knew I thing," Gilmer sai added that she Tau because it p. ''Alpha Sigma T sorority on camg I was looking for; "fferent, and it ga a part of the fat "zation on campus er enj oys the ur of the sorority. ne does things ne's spirits are up, cy Siesennop, a an of Alpha Phi s rity to meet peopl1 hman to meet a 11 nop said. e said she wanted t that was more "zation. "Alpha Pti s who Shop Cross CountryMall Mon.-Sat. 10·9, Sun. 12 care about Ask us what it means 'd. "I've met a [ h my sorority and IJ e IJ and keeps me t bu ennop, a sophom that a sorority kee e's always some helps me organize 1 DQily Eastern News Thursday, April 21, 1983 Greek Life Guide 3 · reekslist pros, cons of greekneedy and a lot ofli har(jfe work involved Debra Klauer said. "It helps with relationships Joining a fraternity or sorority is a because you learn to get along with dif to keep any sorority goirig just like any step in anyone's life, but the ferent types of people,'' she added. organization," Gilmer said. bers of various greek organiza Jeff Dick, a member of Sigma Pi Wangler said, "The conflicts with all on campus agree that · although fraternity, said, "I felt I needed to join the events are hard to work around e are some 9isadvantages, joining a group of guys to keep busy and to be sometimes, but they're worth it in the positive and beneficial step. involved in something. " long run." Sophomore Kathy Roby, money Dick, a junior, feels being active is Rugger said, "I don't like the people ing chairman of Sigma Sigma an important part of being in a frater who don't get involved and then com a sorority decided to join ,to nity. "I like all the activities and just plain. I really don't have any dislikes he ' h her college years. "I wanted to being around the guys makes me feel or else I wouldn't still be around,'' c ' involved in something during col good,'' he said. added. and a sorority seemed to offer Chris Rugger, alumni secretary for Dick said there is not too much that he doesn't like. "Pledging took up a t I was looking for," Roby said. Delta Chi fraternity lived in the Delta Lasting friendships and sisterhood Chi house his freshman year as an in lot of time, but it was worth it," he two aspects of a sorority that Roby dependent and became good friends said. GETPSY CHED . she enjoys . "I like being involved with the members so he decided to Roby said, "The only thing I don't FOR and informed of campus activities," join. Rugger, a senior, said, "I like the like is when non-greeks stereotype added . way I'm constantly exposed to new greeks. '' GREEK WEEK John Wangler, current secretary and people which keeps life i·-teresting. " ntly-elected president of Sigma Chi Rugger said he likes the benefits he WITHA ternity said, "I joined Sigma Chi receives from his fraternity not only use I thought school was getting now, but the benefits he will receive CHUG-A-LUG 'ng and I wanted more of a social after graduation. "I like knowing that " whel) I graduate I can always come OALLOON angler, a junior, also joined for back here to visit,'' he said. bene'fits he will receive after Alpha Gamma Delta sorority OOUQUET uation. "It gives me practical ex- · member, sophomore Cindy Muen UP UP&AWAY �ider 'ence of what running a business chau, said she joined to become involv be like because a fraternity is· run ed . "I like to be involved in a lot of BALLOONER Y a business,'' he said. campus-wide activities, and the sorori 345-9462 Rt. 2 Box 141 eans 'It will also help me in getting a job ty gives me a chance to do just that." use I am always meeting new peo Muenchau said she enj oys the Ask About Our which will be helpful in an inter closeness of sorority life. "It r<:ally is a Paddle Bouquet situation," he added. sisterhood because you become very ·iced angler also said he likes the variety cLose and may confide in them,'' activities and opportunities that Muenchau said . e from belonging to a fraternity. Most greeks agree that greek life, ere are many more opportunities like everything else, has its bad aspects. Sel I those items do things like holding an office Siesennop said, "Sometimes it seems 'ch you normally would not be able like there's too much .to do and not you don't need o if you weren't a member." enough time to do it all. I always go in the Classifieds! ave Schreiner, Delta Tau Delta and participate, but get mad when - day I 116S. 17th Street · Mattoon. IL 234-6056 ident, decided to join in order to others blow things off, '' she said. (Across from the Telephone Co.) tands up to t more people. "I pledged my Muenchau did not like the "busy homore year because needed to work and other tedious things ey' 11 wear to I t more people,'' Schreiner said. associated with pledging like house riced, every hreiner, a junior, decided to join duties, phone duties, and signature�. I Tau Delta because it was a new think there should be a limit because it rnity. "I was most impressed with took a lot of time,'' she said. Delts because they were young and Schreiner also said he disliked the growing which is exciting to be a time involved. "It takes time away of, " he said. from studies, but it makes you budget f all the aspects of a fraternity, your time better. I don't have time to einer. enjoys the members the sit around and watch TV or go to the t. "I definitly like the people and bars anymore, but that's a sacrahce attitudes," Schreiner said. I'm willing to make," he added. unior Lindsey Cilmer, vice presi Gilmer said he dislikes the comments t of Alpha Sigma Tau sorority and attitudes from people who are not 'ded to join for a few reasons. "I greek. "I've read the editorials about ed my sophomore year because I greeks and people say the greeks buy ted to have more of a social life, their friends, but they have a wrong in 1 also wanted to be in a group terpretation of the sorority because re I knew I would learn what we pay for is to do things together ething," Gilmer said. and so we can have a house, we're not e added that she joined Alpha just paying to be in the sorority.'' Tau because it was also a new "People don't realize that we do p. "Alpha Sigma Tau was a brand more than just party and socialize sorority on campus and it had because in any organization there are t I was looking for; something new philanthropy projects which help the different, and it gave me a chance be a part of the foundation of an ization on campus.'' ilmer enjoys the unity and social ts of the sorority. "I like it when one does things together and one's spirits are up," she said. racy Siesennop, activities fund 'rman of Alpha Phi sorority, joined rority to meet people. "I joined as hman to meet a lot of people," nnop said. e said she wanted to be part of a p that was more than just an ization. "Alpha Phi is a group of ds who care about each other," said. "I've met a lot of people ugh my sorority and it gives me a ose and keeps me busy," she said. isennop, a sophomore, likes the that a sorority keeps her busy. ere's always something to do "ch helps me organize my time,'' she 4 Greek life Guide Thu rsday, April 21, 1983 The Daily Eastern iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The Men of invites you Sigma Ch. . . i to in vite everyone to �:GREEK Put A LittleGr eek In your EEK Come Watch Greek Games Honors Banquet, d Mcclane, Keyn< Saturday, April r 30 7 Trimble Day. starting at a.m. an's Tug Prelims, ti 8:00 (2 tugs), 3 p.m. 's Canoe Prelims , 3:25 p.m. Canoe Prelims 4:05 p.m. We wish �II Greeks good luck in this week's games ! · 1617 9th Street 345-9023 ( ) PE� The Women Racquetl ular $.425 Greek Sale! of 20o/oOff Anything Si ma Si ma Si m g g g Youth to s· Greek I are ready to put Women's si2 a little April 25-29 - $12' at the ''Greek In #1 I Their Life!'; / Union Bookstore / sho w your / True Greekwith Colorsl shirts je welry transfers plaques , mugs stickers hu ies patches Tl 4 � Thursday, Apri l 21, l983 Greek Life Guide 5 Terrire Sternauek king, queenDelta Zetato's junbeior Amy cr Michelow, Kappan Deltaed's Sullivanat Kr said. acker's Greek Week will offic_ially begin Monday with the junior Kathy Dirkes, Sigma Kappa's junior Lisa A king and queen will be crowned and first and se l>elta onation of a greek king and queen at E.L. Foehr and Sigma Sigma Sigma's junior Kri nette cond runners-up will be named.·An winners will be cker's, 1405 4th St. Bartel. awa_rded flowers and plaques, she said. Greek Week co-chairman Shari Sullivan said King candidates are Beta Sigma Psi's senior Russ Sullivan added that both sides of E.L. Kracker's 'ng for the greek royalty will be held from 8 a.m. Wienke, Delta Chi's junior Erik Gould, Delta Sigma will be open and a videotape of the airband competi 4 p.m. Monday in the Library Quad, weather per Phi's junior Tom Memmen, Delta Tau Delta's senior tion will be shown on a big screen television to ting. In the event of rain, voting will be held in the Brian Burns, Lambda Chi Alpha's junior Steve highlight the coronation. There will also be a chugg · 'on Ballroom. Winkler, Phi Sigma Epsilon's senior Tom Swank. ing contest·and other games to_ complete the evening. he election and coronation of the king and queen Pi Kappa Epsilon's sophomore Gary Johnson, be coordinated and supervised by seniors Marty Sigma Chi's junior John Pratt, Sigma Pi's junior ener, T.J. Singer, Kim Baldi and Sullivan. Rob Hassels, Sigma Tau Gamma's freshman John Supplements Staff E9itor ...... Sharon Br�w This year's queen candidates include Alpha Gam Sullivan and Tau Kappa Epsilon's senior Joe Kocot Delta's senior Leanne Mache, Alpha Phi's senior will also c-ompete in the king contest. Assistant .....Douglas Backstrom Photo Editor . Colleen Braker y Barberry, Alpha Sigma Alpha's senior Janet Admission to the coronation will be $1.50, and . y and Alpha Sigma Tau's junior Jeri Karns. spirit points will be given to the fraternity and sorori Art Editor ...... Tim Broderick Also competing· for the greek queen crown are ty with the highest percentage of members present, .... reek WeekBig Man's Tugcalendar Prelims (4 tugs), Men's Ob setstacle, 5: 1 O p.m. 4:45 p.m. April 30 April 28 Men's 880 Prelims, 8: 1 O 25 Little Man's Tug Prelims, se· a.m. �ek ning Ceremony, 8 p.m. cond round (4 tugs), 3 p.m. Triathalon, 8:30 a.m. k King and Queen Elec· Women's Tug Prelims (4 tugs), Women's Relay, 8:55 a.m. , 8 a.m. to· 4 p.m. Union 3:30 p.m. Men's 880 Finals, 9: 15 a.m. oom Big Man's Tug, Quarter Finals Pyramid, 9:30 a.m. 26 (4 tugs), 4: 15 p.m. Little Man's Tug Finals, 1 O k Honors Banquet, 5 Women's Canoe Finals, 5 p.m. a.m. Ed McClane, Keynote Men's Canoe Finals, 5: 15 p.m. Women's Tug Finals, 10: 15 er Co-ed Obstacle, 5:30 p.m. a.m. 27 April 29 Big Man's Tug Finals, 10:30 y Trimble Day. Little Man's Tug, Semi-finals a.m. Man's Tug Prelims, first (2 tugs), 3 p.m. Co-ed Blindfold Pyramid,. 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The pyramid competition can beat the fall rush by signing up for Lrnti: ' for wil, be held at 9:3.0 a.m. April 30. (News ph t s fall sorority rush after Greek Week. Week o o by leen Braker) Sign up for rush will be held May 3- 4, Karen Rude, a Panhellenic officer said. Sign-up tables will be in the residence halls from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and in the Union walkway lounge from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a $5 fee to be paid at the time of registration, which will cover the entire week of rush, Rude said. Women who sign up for fall rush will receive information concerning rush and a fall 1983 rush schedule in the mail, she added. "It's Greek To Me," a special presentation about greek life, will of ficially mark the beginning of rush and will be shown again in August. Formal rush · will continue until the end of the week following the presentation, Rude said. ''CAPTURE GREEK LIFE ON FILM'' FREE .. Free Processing if your satin finish color prints are not back Store Hours: wh en promised. 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