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BOG faculty could strike by Tuesday .. · By JAMIE RltEV mediation," Ozier said. Administration editor "Mediation is scheduled for Tuesday at 10:30 a.m., and we're Faculty legally could strike as going tnto mediation with the desire early as Tuesday now that the that we will settle," said Ozier. University Professionals of Illinois, "A promise and pledge we 're 1rte ·CJrimn ~inrgncdny -ar al1 making 'is we wifl not go on strike five Board of Governors universi­ until after mediation," Vogel said, ties, filed an intent to strike adding "UPI does not want a Wednesday. strike." The union took a strike vote at all five Board of Governors universi­ ties - which includes Eastern, • Chicago State re­ Chicago State, Governors State, Northeastern Illinois and Western acts to a possible Illinois universities - Monday and strike. See story, Tuesday. Of the 75 percent of facul­ ty who voted, 71 percent authorized Page 3A. the union to call for a strike if medi­ • Students continue ation with the BOG, which begins to march in support Signs of the times Tuesday, fails. Eight members of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity and EARTH, Enhancing ~wareness Respe~t Towar~s "That's just normal procedure. of faculty. See story, Humanity, march in support of Eastern faculty Thursday in front of Old Main. The group continued thezr After you take a strike vote, you Page 3A. march later through residence halls and the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. See story, page 3A. follow it up with an intent to strike," said Jayne Ozier, UPI chief negotiator and Eastern's UPI chap­ The faculty at all five Board of Temptations to top Parents Weekend ter president. Governors universities have been "It's a legal step, so what it working under an extended contract By CASSIE SIMPSON gram was moved from the fall to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 1, 1976, means is we would not strike for since Sept. 1, when the contract Activities editor the spring in conjunction with in Lantz Gymnasium. Ives, an five days," Ozier said. "But after originally expired. Since this sum­ Greek Week be~ause, "students Eastern alumnus, attended Eas­ five days we have the legal right to mer, the board and the union have In celebration of this year's thought spring and social activi­ tern in 1928 and 1929 and played strike. But that doesn't mean we been involved in negotiations, Parents Weekend, the Panthers ties would be more interesting to the position of guard on the will strike." which were stopped last week until take on Southwest Missouri State parents than a football game," Panther's football team. In cele­ Both Ozier and UPI President a mediator could be secured. at 1:30 p.m. at O'Brien Stadium · said former director of University bration of the weekend, the Mitch Vogel emphasized.that the The union is requesting salary and the Temptations will take the Relations, Kenneth Hesler, in the Panthers took on Central Miss­ union will not call for a strike until equity, no cuts in health care bene­ stage in Lantz at 8 p.m. Saturday. Oct. 1, 1976, issue of the Eastern ouri State University and defeated mediation has failed. "We're still fits and faculty access to an early The tradition of Parents Week­ News. the visitors with a score of 41-14. hopeful .to resolve this through end actually began as Parents Day Starting in 1962, celebration of It was Eastern's fourth straight t Continued on page 2A 39 years ago in 1952 during the the program was moved back to victory. polio epidemic that hit Coles the fall and was extended to Ten years ago on Nov. 8, 1981, County, according to back issues include the· whole weekend, thus students and parents enjoyed J:ohnson may increase of the News. the name Parents Weekend. An another Panther victory as the Eastern students invited their added feature was a guest lecture football team defeated the Ferris student Al DS awareness parents to attend a Panther foot­ for parents and students to enjoy State Bulldogs 42-14 in front of Illustrated. "I lived the kind of ball game, which the Panthers together. 10,200 fans. That night Red By CHRIS SEPER Campus editor life that most guys in the league Jost 41-0 to Central Michigan Beginning in 1969, concerts Skelton took to the stage at 8 p.m. wanted to lead. Now I'm plead­ University. were added to the agenda. Fea­ in Lantz Gym and was given two In the past few days, the ing for every athlete and enter­ From 1953 to 1958, each tured entertainers ranged from standing ovations. The popular images of Magic Johnson have tainer who has been 'out there' Parents Day was traditionally Frank Fontaine, Henry Mancini, entertainer's performance was changed from a smooth passer, to get tested and, from now on, highlighted by a football game, Bill Cosby, Bob Hope to Burl sold out two weeks before the team leader and all-star basket­ to practice safe sex." parents' lunch before or after the Ives. · show. Skelton had been asked to ball player to a superstar infect­ Johnson is one of two players game and· a tour of the universi­ Fifteen years ago, Eastern stu­ come back to Eastern for Parents ed with the HIV virus - the - along with Boston Celtic Larry ty's buildings and residence halls. dents and their parents enjoyed a Weekend after two popular shows virus that causes AIDS. Bird - who is credited with the In 1959, the Parents Day pro- performance given by Burl Ives at :t Continued on page 2A "I was shocked, but I didn't creation of the modern day feel it was impossible," said NBA. A 12-year veteran, John­ Kavien Martin, guard on Eas­ son was a star for the Los Ang­ Edgar, Rives to open Edgar Drive tern 's mens basketball team. eles Lakers and a three-time "You feel like, ' Man, why basketball world champion. ly CHRIS SUNDHEIM Harry "Babe" Woodyard, R­ Final costs for the project are esti­ Magic? He's so popular.' But in Even before Johnson's call for · editor Chrisman, Dwiggins said. mated to be between $1.2 and $1.3 turn, I felt that maybe it was the testing in Associated Press sto­ Charleston Mayor Wayne Lan­ million, according to Lanman. worst thing to happen to him, ries Wednesday, hospitals in the Two new streets crossing cam­ man and Eastern President Stan Edgar, a 1968 Eastern graduate, but the pest thing to happen to nation's larger cities were re­ pis will be officially opened Friday Rives are also planning to attend, was elected Illinois governor last AIDS (acquired immune defi­ i'temoon in a ceremony with Gov. porting the numbers of hetero­ he added. fall. Naming the street after him ciency syndrome)." Edgar and other state and local sexuals requesting AIDS tests Although vehicles have been was a show of.local pride, Lanman On Thursday, Nov. 8, Earvin legislators, according to City using the new routes for several said at the last city council meeting. were so great that they had to "Magic" Johnson announced his Pngineer Mark Dwiggins. weeks, the Charleston City Council "A lot of people thought we turn people away. retirement after he - a hetero­ Edgar Drive and Roosevelt will officially open and name the should name it Edgar Drive ... "I think we have to take it out sexual male - had been infected Avenue will both be officially streets in a special council meeting because he's probably the only gov­ of the realm of basketball," said with the HIV virus. Johnson said ned at 1:30 p.m. east of c ·arman at 1 p.m. Friday. ernor who'll come from Char­ Rick Samuels, Eastern head bas­ I. Edgar Drive is the new road High winds blew down the barri­ leston," Lanman said. that he acquired it on an ketball coach. "He was a basket­ connecting Ninth Street with cades closing the streets last month Roosevelt Avenue was chosen as. unknown date having unprotect­ ball player. If he was a lawyer or IDinois Route 130, and Roosevelt and city officials decided to keep the other street's name in keeping ed sex with a woman in one of anybody else, he's still going to · Avenue is the link from Fourth the streets open. with the Charleston tradition of the National Basketball Assoc­ be infected with the HIV virus." Street to Ninth Street. Construction began last fall on naming east-west streets after for­ iation cities. But what affect will this have Edgar, a Charleston native, is the new roads, which were built in mer presidents in a sequence. "I was the one most NBA on Eastern 's campus when it scheduled to attend the ribbon cut­ an attempt to alleviate traffic con­ "It would fit right in," Lanman players looked up to when it ·comes to sex? According to ting ceremony with state Rep. Mike gestion through residential areas said recently of the new name. came to women,"Johnson said in Susan Woods, human sexuality Weaver, R-Ashmore, and state Sen. along Woodlawn and Taft avenues. his 24-page article in Sport's • Continued on page 2A 2A Friday, November 15, 1991 The Dally Eastern News FROM PAGE ONE BOG MAU RICES gap in our salaries," Vogel said. He said t.he faculty at 20°/o OFF t From page one Friday, Saturday, Sunday 11/ 15-11/ 17 retirement program available to other state employees. all the BOG universities are proving therr loyalty by According to Ozier, both sides have agreed on working for lower salaries. *ALL SWEATERS BOG .spokeswoman Michelle Brazell. s~id everything except an equity pool that would brin~ fac­ * ALL DRESS ES ulty salaries up to the national norm. Faculty salanes at Wednesday that the board is ready to enter mediatJ.on the BOG universities are an average of 15 percent and emerge with a new faculty contract. *MARKED DOWN MERCBANDISE below national norms, something Vogel refers to as "We see that (the strike vote) is a step in the process (20 % off lowest ticket price) "the loyalty tax." that (the UPI) felt they had to take," she said. "We're MAURICES "In reality what (the loyalty tax) is, is a 15 percent really not that far apart (on issues) .. (The B~,_is) com­ mitted to making it work and avertJ.ng a strike. WEST PARK PLAZA Charleston Johnson • • From page one She did say, however, -that AIDS announcement in terms of the battle is still considered a homosexual against AIDS." and women's health teacher at and drug-user disease, and not a "I hope it does two things," Eastern, college students have been heterosexual problem. Samuels said of Johnson's afflic­ lax in AIDS testing and awareness. "I think heterosexuals have been tion. "I hope it creates the avenue "I think in general students are very reluctant to consider them­ for society to address the issue of very distant from concerns about selves at risk," she said. "This the HIV virus and how it is spread. AIDS," Woods said. "(They think) (Johnson's case) may greatly Obviously, he did some things he that's something that happens to increase awareness that anyone can shouldn't have done or he wouldn't other people." be vulnurable (to AIDS) that is sex­ have been infected. Woods did point out that acquir­ ually active." "I think that's what we have to ing AIDS can and does happen to Johnson's direct effect on the address, and I hope that's what college students. In a random sur­ AIDS issue will be a small one, Magic Johnson will address - that vey of health services in 1989, two according to Woods, as she feels I've done some things I shouldn't out of every 1,000 students tested not many people can relate to him. have done," he added. "We not had the HIV virus. "I think it's a start on this cam­ only need to practice safe sex, we "We're talking at Eastern 20 to pus," Woods said. "Nationally it's 25 people who are HIV positive," need to practice abstinence until clear that people who identify with marriage. Then we are the safest Woods said. "If they're heterosexu­ Magic are affected. I don't think it's we will be." als (that are infected), I think. (the a majority of Eastern (students --Sports Editor Don O'Brien con­ probability is) very low that they'll who) identify with him. (But) it's a tributed to this report. be tested." start, and it's a very positive Temptations. :j: From page one copter to bring Bob Hope the football. He then pro­ ceeded to "tee-off' the football with a golf club. in 1977. The Panthers went on to trounce the Winona State Five years ago, on Nov. 1, 1986, the Parents Warriors 64-0 to improve their record of 8-1. Weekend crowd of 11,856 was treated to a different Hope, along with singer Debby Whorely, entertained kind of introduction to the football game. Four para­ concert-goers at 8 p.m. that night in Lanf?...... troopers from the lOlst Airborne jumped from a heli- · ...... ; .. -~:-"'J·°"ll''I ~ ~~ ~ ·'"'~

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... • • " ~ • • • • • • .. , •• 10 The Dally Eastern News Friday, November 15, 1991 3A CAA approves diversity courses to fulfill requirements By TYLER PIERCE Matthew Monippallil, contains the names to bring their proposals io the council. The copy previously approved by the Staff writer of 36 courses which will meet the require­ The council also discussed a proposed council read: "Students are expected to ment. amendment to the catalog regarding class attend all class meetings as scheduled." The Council on Academic Affairs The council rejected a proposed amend­ attendance, which was approved by the "They're doing that to give the students Thursday approved a list of cultural diver­ ment by CAA member Kathlene Shank council earlier this year. some form of appeal," Sutton said. "If their sity courses that will fulfill the three credit which would have altered the list some­ Under the amendment, the first para­ absence is due to a true illness or an offi­ hour cultural diversity graduation require­ what. In place of the proposals made by graph of the policy would read: "Students cial university activity, then they've got ment at Eastern. Shank, CAA Chair Ken Sutton said he are expected to attend class meetings as some ground through the catalog." The list, which was developed by a CAA would send a letter with the minutes of scheduled unless prevented by illness, an Sutton said the council will vote on the subcommittee comprised of council mem­ Thursday's meeting in addition to inviting official university activity, or a recognized amendment at next week's meeting. bers Timothy Shonk, Bill Higelmire and people who wish to add courses to the list emergency." Chicago State teachers serious about a strike By JAMIE RILEY well is not the fault of the Board Admin istration editor of Governors, but the fault of the state. "The Board of Governors has Editor's note: This is the final wanted to give them a raise for piece in a four part series the past two years but they don't exploring how the other four have the money to do it," he said, Board of Governors universities adding that the board can't give are handling the possible faculty the faculty more money until the strike. state allocates additional money to the board. "The simple fact is Trenton Fredrick, student that you can send Dr. Layzell all board representative at Chicago the mail in the world, but nothing State University, said the respon­ can be done until the state appro­ sibility lies on the student gov­ priates more money," he said. ernments at the five Board of "They have the board going Governors universities to help through mediations, but the leg­ prevent a strike. islators know the board can make "All the student government all the promises in the world associations need to get together without the money to back it up," and let Jim Edgar know we are Fredrick said. of voting age. With all the stu­ Fredrick also said the state lot­ dents in the Board of Governors tery should be putting money universities, you have 27 ,000 into higher education, especially voters, plus the parents. We need after former Gov. James Thom-. DAN KOONCE /Photo editor to start a registration drive now pson signed a bill stating that a On the cutting edge to let Jim Edgar know the power certain percentage of lottery we have as voters," Fredrick money must go to education. Sophomore graphic design major Terrence Trimuel (left) and Monjero Elston, Junior PE major, cut wood said. The students at Chicago State behind the Union McDonalds for a design class assignment in which students had to design a three-dimen­ Chicago State University is a University "feel the same as any­ sional wood project. four-year university in Chicago where," Fredrick said. "They with 8,500 students. aren't realizing where to address The faculty at all five Board of questions or where to address Studen~s march in support of faculty Governors universities - which comments." By R. FRANK BIRD are leaving becau.se of the pay, toward Coleman Hall where includes Eastern, Chicago State, Fredrick said the students sup­ Governors State, Northeastern port the teachers, although they and J.A. WINDERS and the university is losing these their message attracted the Illinois and Western Illinois uni­ don't necessarily want to a strike. Staff writers highly qualified teachers and attention of classes in session as versities - have been working "It's hard not to support the replacing them with less quali­ well as faculty members. 1D1der an extended contract since teachers," Fredrick said. "You Despite threatening skies, low pt. 1, when the contract origi­ fied (ones). A.good education is "I don't understand why they don't want to lose good teach­ attendance and no faculty partic­ ly expired. ers." still available here, but you have aren't at Old Main," political The University Professionals Several meetings have been i pa ti on, Kappa Alpha Psi to schedule (it) in," she said. science Professor Peter Leigh f Illinois, the union representing held at Chicago State University Fraternity, Inc., and the organi­ Clegg said there are approxi­ said. "But I'm glad to see the e faculty at all the Board of for students to question the zation for Enhancing Awareness mately 25 active members in students supporting the faculty." overnors universities, has been administration about the impend­ Respect Towards Humanity EARTH but unfortunately the The residence halls of the egotiating with the Board of ing strike, George Brockman, overnors since this summer. photo editor of the Chicago State marched in support of Eastern decision to march was made at south quad were also visited by owever, negotiations stopped University bi-monthly newspa­ faculty Thursday at 11 a.m. the last minute. the marchers, where reaction to t week when both the UPI and per, The Tempo said. Six members of EARTH - "We couldn't get a hold of all the two groups' actions were he BOG agreed to undergo "Based on the participants formerly Eastern Illinois Stud­ of our members," she said. ediation , which is scheduled to mixed. reactions, it was pretty wordy. ents and Community Concerned gin Tuesday in Bloomington. The students were asking many EARTH members were not "I don't have a problem with A vote taken at all five BOG questions," Brockman said. This About Peace or EISCCAP - met discouraged by the size of the them being here," said Dontoe niversities Monday and Tues­ was the third or fourth meeting with Kappa Alpha Psi members group, however. Tomei, Taylor Food Service y, showed 71 percent of the 75 of the sort at Chicago State, he Mark Stovall and Fernaldo "What we're disappointed worker. "They have a right to rcent 'of voting faculty autho­ added. Miller in the walkway of the e

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: (rs r, r rP : . r, , PS I w ;; "' P S' , " w "Ji? n"" z3' • , H • ~ .. r ,I , .. " ••• •••• " " ~ ,, ...... " ••• o:~~ Eastern News Parents Weeken~: More than a shopping trip T.G.l.F. don't care for her music and I am sure Dad would say the I never thought t the weekend same about Tom Petty. But those little things that bother would ever come around again. us we must put aside. I know our parents do the same. OPINION This week a lot of things have been However, I was a little upset last year when my happening in the world. parental units were unable to make it down. The nation is still in shock over My dad who is an avid football fan had made a com­ Magic Johnson, Gov. Jim Edgar will mitment to do some stats for the "Coalers" my high have a street in Charleston named schools football team who were advancing in the IHSA after him, of over 10,000 Eastern state playoffs and this year I am still unsure if mom and students 648 voted in the Student dad will be able to make it down, because the "Lady Government elections, the Verge Coaters" are on their way to the state volleyball tourna­ editors tell me Keith Richards has a Ann ment. new album coming out on Tim Aside from all of that, I realized that the time you do page Shellberg's birthday, Dec. 10, a •G•ll•I _____ spend with your parents is very valuable. strike may happen on Eastern's Mom and Dad came down for Homecoming this year campus, as well as four other campuses under the Board and we had a great time. I took Mom to Thirsty's and of Governors system if mediation fails, which I hope it while we were there we ran into Krissy, a friend from Editorials represent the opinion doesn't and its Parents Weekend at Eastern. high school and we talked about how great it would be If of the editorial board. Columns Yes, its Parents Weekend. we could get our parents to come this weekend and how The time when the parental units come to campus to funny it would be to get Krissy's dad in the upside down are the opinion of the author. see what you are doing now that your on your own, that shot chair. is not living in their house. We seemed to agree that spending time with our par· FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1991 And it's the time when students expect mom and dad ents would be a lot of fun and that it would be great to to take them out to eat and buy them some "equip­ hang out with our parental units. ment." If Mom and Dad do come down I just want to go out My first year at Eastern Mom and Dad Gill came down and spend some time with them. After I graduate I don't This weekend to Chucktown for a weekend of football, campus tours, know where I will be and how often I will be able to see shopping, eating "real" food and even a trip to the them and this could be the last time that I will be able to Lincoln Log Cabin. share my college experiences with my parents. 39th annual We didn't go to the concert or to any of the other I guess what I am trying to say is that you may on~ scheduled university activities, because we had a two have one opportunity to share the experience of Parents hour wait at a local restaurant. Weekend with mom and dad, so make it good. But, I soon realized that eating out and shopping is And if they don't make it down, I will always have the for parents · not the meaning of Parents Weekend. Parents Weekend memories of Parents Weekend 1989 and Homecoming. is a time to thank your parents for all of the things that Thanks Mom and Dad and to all the Mom's and Dad's Since 1952 parents have had a special they do for you. who support their children day set aside to invade the campus to see We all get a little upset with our parents sometimes Welcome to Eastern, have a great time and Mr. Wills I where their children live, study, work and and they say and do things that we really don't like. My will be looking for you at Thirsty's on Saturday and if you play. · dad for example is a fan of singer Patsy Oine and I really hear some Patsy Oine you know my dad's in town. In 1962 Parents Day became Parents Weekend. It is one of the best opportunities for par­ ents to come to campus and enjoy a vari­ ety of activities, see how the campus has changed since their last visit, meet their child's new friends and catch up on all of the campus happenings Editorial all in the same weekend. , In the past some of the highlights of Parents Weekend included: country singer Crystal Gayle, comedian Rich Little, actor Steve Allen, actress Jane Meadows and even Bob Hope. This year's university-sponsored high­ lights will include a continental breakfast, deli box lunch, the football game, which · will put the Panthers up against the Southwest Missouri State Bears. And the . University Board-sponsored concert for Parents Wekend will feature the popular 60's group The Temptations. For those who were not lucky enough to purchase tickets to the .concert, there are always the movies at Will Rogers, and you VOUF tUFD can even take mom and dad to one of the 1 1 local establishments for some refresh­ ments. The university bowling alley could young man who was kind enough ities, social sciences, and oth also provide some weekend entertainment. Professor clarifies to relay his feelings ,upon receiv­ areas as well. Doug DIBI But aside from all of the activities, some ing the letter did not drop the points of letter course because of any problem of the best parts of Parents Weekend will with the course but dropped Letter policy be just spending time with mom and dad. sent to students because of an overload. Many students look forward to visiting Dear editor: The letter was demeaning to The Daily Eastern News enco students and faculty and scared a ages letters to the editor concer parents with the high expectation of a 1 appreciate your coverage of number of students who came to ing any local, state, national good meal at one of the local restaurants the FAR letter fiasco. Let me just · me and expressed concern. The international issue. and the possibility of going shopping. . clarify a few points in your article. best response to it came from Letters should be less than 3 But the real meaning of Parents After I curved the exam, there one student who told me that he words. For the letter to be print Weekend is to spend time with your par- were not an "increqible number threw it in the wastebasket. In the name of the author, in additl . of Fs" as the temporary art teach- to the author's address and tel ents and thank them for the things that er was quoted as saying. There my opinion, no administrator has the right to send a letter to a phone number, must be included. they do for you. were 31 in a class of 144. Four class unless there is a dire emer­ Anonymous letters will not extra credit questions· appeared Moms and dads The News welcomes gency such as a professor disap­ printed. you to Eastern and we encourage students on the exam. Students passed pearing from campus (as hap­ to take this opportunity to spend time with with 20 out of 54. The grades pened once). The letter was their parents and enjoy the weekend. were curved up two letter totally unnecessary; and I asked Guest column poli grades; the only Fs scored 19 or the Assistant Dean not to send it, below. I thought that the curve telling her that I'd pass it on to was extraordinarily generous The Daily Eastern News en higher groups. Sending it was, in ages readers to submit gue given the mediocre attendance my opinion, an unprecedented . often found in general education columns concerning any topic act of administrative arrogance. issue that may be relevant to courses. As I taught the material, I always treat-my students with There's no place like home. I virtually gave away all of the readership. the utmost respect, bringing Columns should be restricted answers on the exam. Also, them controversial ideas, and I every single question had a pos­ less than three typewritten dou will fight for their right to be spaced pages. Dorothy itive discrimination index. Not a treated as intelligent people. I Guest columns will be publish Wizard of Oz single student complained to me like to think that J too am a life­ ·at the discretiori of the editor before or after the curve was long student of the arts, human- announced. I might add that the page editor and the editor in chief e Dally Eastern News Friday, November 15, 1991 5A Campus offers no AIDS testing r------, By CHRIS SEPER is necessary. doms, sold at the Health Service in A .- Panther Special Campus editor Awareness due to AIDS and white envelopes in packets of six other sexually transmitted diseases for$1. 1 I Although an AIDS test is not an has been causing a rise in condom Pamphlets include information 1 option at Eastern's Health Service, sales since 1988, according to Lou on AIDS, condoms, sexually trans­ " -~ .J' . tests for all other sexually transmit­ Marble, registered physician at mitted diseases, AIDS prevention, I 'TCB ' I ted diseases are available at Health Health Service. the surgeon general's report on The Country's Best yogurt Service, which is located in the 'The reason we stock them is not AIDS and on HIV counseling and Bring in this AD ~ ~- Oinical Services Building. for contraception purposes but to testing. I­ I ''The problem that we have with retard the spread of sexually trans­ Marble said students should be And Receive AIDS testing is that, if it's a posi­ mitted diseases," Marble said. able to avoid the embarrassment of· I 50¢ OFF I tive, there has to be offered a confi­ "(Sales) will probably increase" purchasing condoms in face to face dential conference," said Sue since Magic Johnson announced he confrontations with university I A Regular Cup Or Larger Lipka, head nurse for the service. has the virus that causes AIDS, workers, and cited the need for I OFFER GOOD THRU DEC. 12, 1991. I "We have a problem with the uni~ Marble added. more accessibility. versity as to the confidentiality. We On Tuesday, Nov. 8, Earvin "I would really like to see them Welcome Parents! were told by the Board of Johnson - one of the highest profile in the dorms and the vending L .J Governors' legal system not to do players in the NBA - retired from machine rooms," Marble said. that." basketball after contracting the HIV "After all, we close here at 4:30 ------The problem with testing AIDS virus. every afternoon. The health service - or acquired immune deficiency The increase of month to month closes at 11 p.m. every Friday. But syndrome - as opposed to other condom sales after publicity was there are no vending machines in STD's is that AIDS is considered a raised about AIDS was from zero our lobbies or even in the rest of the legal matter as well as a health to 800, Marble said. health service. To my knowledge problem, Lipka said. "We didn't even stock them three R we 're the only place you can get Students who want a test for an years ago," Marble said. "If they condoms on campus. STD must go to Health Service and wanted them, they would have had "I think housing should really WELCOMES PARENTS pick up their health record at the to go to vending machines or in look into it and make it more avail­ front desk Once the record is town at one of the local pharmacys able," Marble added. DOORS NO COVER attained, the students are sent to a where the .t;>rice is considerably Completely confidential AIDS OPEN .. ·.4 o'clock ( TIL 7PM) treatment room where a nurse will higher." tests are available for $10 at the perform a culture, pap smear for Both men as well as women Public Health Department, located women, or blood test - whichever have come in to purchase the con- at 825 18th Street. SUPER.DRAFTS ...... 7f,¢ Locker room burglarized at Lantz Gym PITCHERS...... $200 By JENNIFER MILLER kicked in. LONGN ECKS ...... 00 and JACENTA WILSON An estimate of the damage is still s1 Staff writers pending and police have no sus­ pects in the case. HOT DOGS ...... 10 Two members of the University • Betty Cutright, 1020 Monroe of Northern Iowa swim team Department reports. Ave., reported criminal damage to SATURDAY.NIGHT reported to police Saturday that the Eastern student Scott Flannery, her vehicle Monday. Cutright said lockers they were issued at Lantz 2112 Ninth St., reported criminal an unknown suspect or suspects Gym had been burglarized. SUPER DRAFTS ...... 75¢ damage to his vehicle last Friday. broke out the back window of her The victims stated that the stolen Flannery said the driver's side vehicle some time between 6:30 $200 University of Northern iowa bags window had been shattered some a.m. and 3 p.m. PITCHERS contained items such as tapes, time between 10 p.m. and 11 :45 _ According to police reports, it clothing, personal stereos and toilet p.m. while the. vehicle was parked appeared that the window was shot 3-SHOT kits with a total value of more _than in Thi'rsty's bar parking lot, 221 out by a BB or another small, round :S360. 'sixth St. Tunya Escue, manager of object. Also discovered were small Ryan Person of Runnells, Iowa, SUPER MIXERS ..... the bar, said there had been a fight scratches on the passenger's side and Jay Atwood of Urbandale, outside the bar earlier in the door. AMARETTO SOUR - SLOW GIN FIZZ - RUM-N-COKE Iowa, said in police reports that evening and the window may have The vehicle had been parked in a WHISKEY SOUR - BLUE TAIL FLY - TOM COLLINS lhey locked their gym bags in the been broken during the fight. garage and the walk-through door locker at 12:30 p.m. Flannery said nothing was taken had been left unlocked, Cutright $175 When they came back to the from the vehicle. said. QUARTS ...... locker at 4:45 p.m., they discovered • Ford Hall resident Aaron Hill • The heat detector and two ceil­ the bags were missing. The alleged THIRSTV'S DISCOUNT KEG. SERVICE reported to police Sunday that his ing tiles on the first floor of Taylor burglar left only a bottle of sham­ red and white 1979 Ford Bronco Hall were damaged Monday. poo in the locker. NAT. LT - 340.0 plus tax/deposit had been vandalized. When police arrived on the scene University police are still investi­ The Bronco, which was parked they found the ceiling tiles had gating the crime and have no sus­ in front of the Bloomfield Building, holes punched in them, but the heat MILL,. BEST pects. in University Court, would not start detector showed no signs of tam­ • An Eastern student and two at about 2 a.m. Sunday morning, so pering. Authorities could find no 50 FREE CUPS WITH KEG. other local residents were victims Hill walked home. witnesses to the crime. An electri­ of vehicle damage last week, When he returned at 11:30 a.m. cian was called in to reset the detec­ according to Charleston Police ICE 50¢ LARGE BAG the passenger side door had been tor. There are no suspects. HONAN REsfA'UR'ANT We Can Help! 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' ,. • I Amnesty to sponsor activism day By BRIDGET PAULEK "We are bringing the high school Midwest. Staff writer and college organizations together Karen Petri, president of the so they can network and see what Eastern 's branch of Amnesty, said Over 400 high school and colle­ other organizations are doing," said tlie chapter is preparing for Am­ giate human rights activists will Pat Burke, a media intern of Am­ nesty International Week, which gather at Northwestern University nesty International in Chicago. takes place in the spring. The group on Saturday to take part in Am­ The students who will attend the meets every Thursday at 6 p.m. and nesty International 's Student conference represent some of the is open to all interested students, Activism Day. 600 Amnesty chapters in the Petri said. Marching band plans indoor concert By STEVE LYSAKER Moss added that the concert will also include all Staff writer pieces played by the band at halftime at the football games. Special percussion and flag features will also be At Mother's. • • Eastern's marching band will perform in Dvorak presented at the concert, he said.· Concert Hall Sunday for its annual indoor concert. The band and flag corps, which consist of approxi­ According to Robert Moss, director of the band, the mately 110 members, will put on a "very appealing We Love Parents!! concert will include C.C. Rider, Bye, Bye Blues and It concert," Moss said. "It should be a real crowd pleas­ ''Bring 'em in and Show 'em what Had to be You, as well as a new arrangement of the er." school song to be conducted by football coach Bob The concert, which is open to the public, will begin it's all about" ~ Spoo. at 3 p.m. and is free of charge. ~

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Zenith 12" speakers ..,...,...--,-,,-~----,--,...,-,-~ 1217 identify at Student Publicati POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Devel­ ______11 /20 $15. 348-5460. 20 gal. fish aquarium. Light hood, opmental Trainers needed to 2 bedroom, furnished apartment. Male subleasor needed. Spring --~------12/7 rocks, filters, air pump included. work with developmentally dis­ Includes dishwasher, carpeting, semester. Furnished, own room , 1987 Chevette 4 speed AM/ FM Complete set-up. $70 o.b.o. 348- abled adults. TRAINING, CERTI­ central heat & air. Close to cam­ great location. $190/month, nego­ cassette, new tires, looks great, 0499. FICATION and BENEFITS PRO­ pus. As Low as $130/month per tiable. 348-091 o. runs good 75,000 miles $2300.00 -~~-----,~,..,,.-,~= 1217 VIDED. Full and Part-time, start person . Carlyle Rentals. 348- ______1216 348-0692. 1982 Kawasaki 650CSR Drk We Pay Cash for Broken $4.60/hr. Apply in person at 738 7746. 2 BR Apt. Next to campus. Avail­ ______1217 Blue, Low Miles, New Tires, Batt, elry, diamonds, class rings, 18th St. ..,.-.,.---,-.,,-.,--.,--~--- 1216 able Jan 1. 210/month. 345-1 634. 1985 Dodge 600 All electric very Chain, Must sell First $650. 345- silver coins & collection ______1216 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments. ______11 /15 good condition $4,500. 1976 6161 . antique guns. The Pawn S MAKE $150-$300 IN 3-10 Fully furnished, convenient loca­ 2 SUBLEASORS NEEDED FOR AMC Hornet good 850.00 345- ~--,.----oc-~----- 1216 6th On the Square. 348-1011 HOURS by selling 50 funny col­ tion , available now and for Spring SPRING SEMESTER. 1 1/2 6415. Acoustic Guitars w/case, strap & lege t-shirts. No financial obliga­ term . Call 345-6621 . BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS, OWN ______12 /7 self teaching materials. Call Matt Singing Telegrams!! Birt tion . Smaller & larger quantities ~---,-.,--~.,--~~-- 1 216 ROOMS , $164 PER MONTH. Formals for Sale. $75 to $100. 581-5631. Christmas, Anniversaries, available. Call toll free 1-800- Housing for 2, 3, 4. Close to EIU . CALL STEVE OR JON 348-0665. Sizes 3 and 5. Call Kelly after ______11 /26 Occasions. Call 581-31108-1 728-2053. Jim Wood, Century 21. 345-4489. .,..------11 /15 6:30 pm 348-7732. Soloflex exercise machine. All 1-5 M-F for details. ~,--,-~~-=-....,..,,~~~ 11 / 15 1216 Subleasor needed for 1 bedroom ~--,.------,,,---,-----,o,..-12/7 attachments included. 1 year old. ON-CAMPUS JOB, OFF-CAM­ ,..,M,.,..A.,...LE,,_.,,.S,...,U"'"BL,...,E""A-=s-=o-=R,.-.""'R,._,Y.,... L .,.,..HGTS. apt. Close to campus. Call 348- For sale one Remington Electric Used little. $1100. TV $60. 348- Come home for the holidays. PUS SALARIES. EIU Office of APT. PH 345-7302. SPRING 5517. adding machine CHEAP. 345- 0259. your Thanksgiving/Christmas Development looks to hire ener­ SEMESTER. ASKING $165 - ______11 /20 6797. ______1216 at MOTHER'S. Call Jeff or getic students for Annual Tele­ NEGOTIABLE. Roommate needed for Spr. 92. ______12 /7 BIG JEEP CJ-5 '76 ... V-8 after 7:00 p.m. Nitely. 345-2 fund Drive. During spring ______11/15 155 /mth plus utilities. Call Dan '84 Honda Magna 750cc Looks Engine, Great Shape, Body Aver­ semester-Saturday and Sunday Two female subleasors needed 345-5564. and runs excellent! Must sell age Shape, $2000, 581-3003. Hey Mom and Dad Pintsak! hours. No phone calls, please for spring. Furnished, $160/month ______1216 $1 , 150 OBO. Call 581-5477. ______1216 for everything, only 3 years apply in person with Anne includes utilities. Call Sue 581 - Female roommate(s) needed for -----~--.,---1217 '81 Olds Cutlass, new engine, School left! Voegeli at Brainard House. 8059. Spring term. Park Place Apart­ 1980 Mazda Rx? . New paint, tires, brakes, $1850 OBO. 345- 11 /22 ______11 /15 ments. OWN ROOM. Call 348- clutch, tires. 104,000 miles . 3738. FOR A BLAST FROM THE 70 =EA,..,s""'y'""""'wo==RK""!"""E,.,-X=c-=E,..,LL-=E,.,-N=T PAY! Male subleasor needed for spring 5518. $2300DBO. 348-7825. =---=-----,,------,,-1216 SHOP-JUST SPENCE'S. 11 ASSEMBLE PRODUCTS AT semester. Good location. For ______11 /22 ______12/7 Pioneer Stereo System-Double Street. Anniversary sale Th HOME. CALL TOLL FREE 1-800- more info, call Eric 348-8703 Male Roommate needed. Park Formals for sale $25-$65 sizes 9- Cassette, AM/ FM , Turntable, Nov. 14 - Saturday, Nov. 16. 467-5566 EXT. 9202. (after 6) . Place Apts. $130 month + half 11. Call Mary at 581-3215. Speakers, with Rack $175. Bar­ Tuesday-Saturday 1-5p.m. ______12/7 .,,-.,.---,---,-.,---,,----,-=o11 /18 ______11 /18 utilities. 345-6783. ber Chair $50. 349-8994. 345-1469. Spring break in Cancun! Repre­ SOMEONE TO SHARE APT. ~---,,------~11/20 82 KZ650 6500 mi. Runs and ,..,,..,-,...-,-.,---,.----,.,----,-~ 1216 sentatives wanted. College tours, OWN ROOM. VERY NICE. Female Subleasor needed ASAP looks great. $750.00 348-1983. Mice-$.99, 1O gallon tank-$6.99, APICS will have a speaker the nation's largest and most suc­ $137.50/ MONTH & 1/2 UTILI­ or Spring '92. YoungsJown Apts.­ ______12 /7 29 gallon tank and hood-$59.99, Tuesday November 19 at 7. cessful spring break tour operator TIES. 3'45-7933. furnished, NC, across from pool. Formals very nice. Lavender and anoles-$4.99. SWIFTS: copper, in Lumpkin 29. All majors needs enthusiastic college repre­ ______11/15 Rent negotiable. Call Courtney 1- royal blue. Worn once. Size 8/9. jade, yellow stripe, red sided. sentatives. Earn free trip and Male subleasor needed for Spring 874-2480. $25 OBO 348-5541 . LIZARDS: giant ameiva, tokay George-I LOVE YOU. S cash! We provide every1hing you Semester. House close to cam­ ~~~~=---,-~~11/21 ~-.,-----,---,---,----,-,..-1217 gecko-$18.95, lg. crevice spiney, FORMAL WASN'T BETIER. need. Call 1-800-395-4896 for pus. Own room. Summer free. SUBLEASOR needed for Spring! Speedo swim suit size 10. Ladies gold tegu , leopard mountain GO AND PLAY. Betty. more information. 345-7965. Female-$125/month, OWN never worn tags are attached horned , baby green iguanas­ ______11/15 .,.-.,---,-.,.--.,---,--=11 /15 ROOM! Call Tina at 348-0423 $30.00. Call 581-5758. $44.95. SNAKES: 3 ft. Boa­ Angie , Happy Anniversary Dishwashers and prep cooks. SPRING SUBLEASOR NEEDED. evenings. ______1217 $249.99, baby red and grey rat, mean everything to me. Love, Evenings and weekends. Apply in Furnished house-own room­ ______11 /19 Zenith 25" console TV $150. banded california king, patch­ person-What's Cookin' 409 7th excellent condition. Rent nego­ Male subleasor needed for spring Marantz speakers (165 watts) nose, garters, 2 1 / 2 ft. ball St. No phone calls. tiable. 348-7058. semester, own room, furnished. $125/pair. Realistic DX-440 All­ pythons 2 inches thick-$99.99. ______11/18 ---,--,..--.,..------,11 /15 1 /2 utilities, free king size band communication receiver PLUS: tarantulas, turtles, tree Now Hiring All shifts available. 2 female subleasors needed for waterbed. $187.50. 348-7631. $150. More. 345-4426 after 1 O frogs, scorpions, newts, rabbits­ EIU FALL Full and Part-time. McDonald's Spring 1992. Youngstown-fur­ ______11/22 a.m. $14.95, hamsters, parakeets, on Lincoln Ave. Apply in person. nished, NC, across from pool. 1 2 BEDROOM APT. Close to cam­ --,-----o-.,,...,...~==12/7 cockatiels. PETROPICS open BASEBALL ______11/22 month free rent. 348-7881 . pus on 4th St. $195/mo. includes 1982 Dodge 400 CONVERTIBLE. evenings and weekends. 15th ______11 /15 basic cable. Fully furnished. 348- Good condition. $-1800 O.B.O. and Madison. 348,1018. CARD SHO One bedroom apartment. One 7746-. Call Ken 345-9735. ______11/19 block from campus on TENTH ______1216 ______12/7 2 year old Queen size waterbed Sun., Nov. 17 STREET. Phone 345-9751. 1 Male subleasor for 2BR Apt, on 1984 Honda Aero 125 Scooter. with mirrored headboard and 12 IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE for the ______11/20 campus across from Carmen Excellent condition. $600.00 345- underdraw.ers must sell! orig Lantz Gym baby who joins our family ... FOR RENT: 2 bdrm. apt., $200 a Hall. $210 plus 1/2 utilities. Move 2333 or 348-5808. $1100, asking $350. 345-2584. devoted, playful parents, loving 3- month plus electric. Phone 345- in now or for Spring semester. .,....,-,....,.--,-,------,,-,....,...,.-,,--,--,.-1217 ..,...,...,..,,..,=-----,,----,-,---,-=-.,....1216 9 a.m.-3 p.m. year-old brother, lots of fun and 6201 after 4 p.m. 345-3526. 1983 Mustang GLX 2dr hatch­ 1984 Toyota Corolla LE 4 door love, a good education, and every ~-~~,.-c.a11/12-15, 18-22 back V-6 3.8L Auto PS-PB cruise sedan. auto, air, rear defrost. Good Admission opportunity for happiness. Let's 2 female subleasors needed for Am/Fm Tape NC 75,000 Miles. cond. $2,975.00. 345-3576. talk; we can help each other. spring semester. Lincolnwood Excellent condition $3250. 345- $1.00 Expenses paid. · Call collect:. Apts. Close to campus, 3020 anytime. Arlynn & Ron (217) 367-4769, or $140/month. call 345-1291 . ______1217 (Includes complimen our attorney, Glenna, (217) 352- .,..------11/15 FOR SALE: Jeweleries, electrics, EX band member selling good ticket to EIU vs. Ltth 8037. Spring Subleasor needed, Park household goods, & more than stuff: Fender standard tele, Mar­ _____ca11/15,22 , 1216 Place Apartments. Close to cam­ 100 items. All new. International shall 8040 amp, Digitech PDS LOST: gold rope bracelet. If found, an National baske The Daily Eastern News accepts pus. Rent negotiable. Call 345- House Lounge 1-5p.m. Nov. 16, 20/20, Pro-co RAT $700 for all. call Jennifer at 345-6511 . game after card show Visa and MasterCard! 2849. 17, 23, 24. 345-1377. THANKS. ______11/15 ______11/19 ______11/21 ______1216 ______11 /15

ACROSS 28 Medina 57 Pen name of 2 3 4 10 11 supporters of writerJ. 1 Area meas. Mohammed Schopfer 5 A king of Siam 32 President of 58 Presidential 9 Hidden THE WESLEY FOUNDATION will have a free Sunday Supper on Sun­ Poland nickname 16 obstacle day at 5:00 p.m. at the Wesley Foundation. Everyone is welcome; but 34 - - impasse 59 D .C . think tank please come by or call 348-8191 to let us know you 're coming today. 13 Prince Valiant's 36 .. __ Buttermilk 61 Actress 19 WESLEY FOUNDATION AT EIU will have Lighthouse tonight from realm Sky," 1946 Swenson et al. 9:00 p.m.-1 :00 a.m. at the Wesley Foundation Student Center. The 14 Abu Dhabi ruler song 63 -- of Judah 23 Lighthouse is a bar alternative. Music/dancing and fun will be there. 15 Former dictator 37 Make whole (Selassie) Look for the flashing light across from Lawson Hall. Open every Friday 16 Sowers' 38 Muslim leader: 64 The --, night. growers Var. Thames estuary RECREATIONAL SPORTS deadline for Shick Super Hoops 3 on 3 17 "Your Show of 40 "The Terrible" sandbank basketball entry is today. Team captains must turn in roster from 2-11 Shows" 41 South finish 65 Else, in Essen p.m. in SAC, with a validated student l.D. or Fae/Staff Rec card. 37 comedian 42 Flat-felled or 66 Drink in Teams must consist of 3 players with one substitute. 19 Presidential Akihito's land CHRISTIAN CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP will have Praise and Worship French follower 41 nickname Service on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Christian Campus House locat­ 43 Royal proxy 67 School founded ed South of Lawson Hall. Come early for donuts and juice. Everyone 20 Letters from 45 A dimension by Henry VI 45 is welcome! Call 345-6990 for rides or info. Lem nos 47 Thesmothete 68 Gds. SPRING FASHION SHOW will have Model Workshops & Auditions 22 "-- of the 49 "Washington 52 starting Monday, Nov. 18-Thursday, Nov. 21 from 7 :00-9:00 p.m. Su~ ." 1987 film slept --" Place to be announced. For more info Please call 345-1650. All inter­ 23 Ne Win's capital 51 A.A.U . member DOWN ested please come out! 25 African gazelle 54 "The Little 1 Queen of -- NEWMAN CATHOLIC CENTER will have Masses thls weekend in 59 26 Petty rulers Minister" author 2 Part of Australia Buzzard Auditorium. Parents Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday Night: 1/2 hour after the game(5:00ish). Sunday morning 9:00 and 3 Investment info 63 11 :00 a.m. 4 Tyrants EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA will have a meeting for pledges on Sunday s Amber or copal 66 from 8:00-9:30 p.m. in Lawson Basement. ..;;;.i"'"'"',...;....i"""" - 6 He wrote "The SECRETARY TO THE DEAN will have tours of Lumpkin Hall on Satur­ Old Devils" day from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in Lumpkin Hall for Parents Week­ 7 Day or way 27 Slain Swedish 44 State socialism 54 Vintners' end. starter P.M. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA PHI ALPHA will have a Social celebrating 8 Curved 46 Royal symbol ss Scotto sp new sorors tonight from 9:00 p.m. until ? at Tiffany & Audrey's at 1125 9 Intervene 29 Rulers 48 Norwegian 56 It castles 4th St. Apt. 5. The social is for Alpha Kappa Alpha and Alpha Phi 10 -- prius (trial 30 King of comedy explorer of the king Alpha members only. If you have any questions please call Tiffany C. court) 31 Budget item Arctic 57 Sour, in S Jackson at 345-2733. 11 Opera by Salieri 32 Cry of relief so Marie 60 "We are Antoinette, e.g. 12 Presidential 33 Atmosphere: amused": PLEASE NOTE: Campus clips are run free of charge one day only for hopeful: 1988 Comb. form s2 Imperial decree Victoria any event. All Clips should be submitted to The Daily Eastern News 13 Peter or Paul 35 Housing 53 Re'pose 62 Land in G office by noon one business day before the date of the event. Example: 18 Hussein l's construction an event schedule for Thursday should be submitted as a Campus clip capital by noon Wednesday. (Thursday is the deadline for Friday, Saturday or 21 Author Walpole 39 Peer Gynt's Sunday event.) Clips submitted after deadline WILL NOT be published. 24 Highlander mother No clips will be taken by Phone. Any Clip that is illegible or contains ..;;;.i=.i..;:;.i~- .. 2s Piemonte wine 40 "-- Rhythm conflicting information will not be run. town 42 Islamic chief ,'" FR. I 9 .··. o.AY .. NOV. 15, 1991

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(West Edge of Town) a 12-19 record while posting a 1-6 mark One of the main concerns for the Lady Panthers Gateway. The Redbirds, who are 17-10 is Redbird outside hitter, Lisa Rolf. Rolf is second I and 4-3 in the Gateway Conference, are in the Gateway with 3.97 kills per game. g for a berth in the Gateway Conference "Lisa is going to get some attacks. She hit well s. The top four teams in the Gateway go to against us last year," Ralston. "She's little and MEXICAN layoffs and the Redbirds are currently we 're going to put some blockers on her. Illinois in the fifth position. State depends on her. It's important for us to shul d of Illinois in the conference standings are her down early_in the match." . VILLA State (5-3), Southern Illinois University at "We haven't depended just on (Rolf)," Morgan dale (6-2), Northern Iowa (6-1) and front said. "You won't see the high number of attempts 1901 CHARLESTON AVE. Southwest Missouri State (7-1). If a tie for from her. She's not the only person we got on the MATTOON, IL• 235-4324 place was to occur, then teams tied for team. We had to play around her before. We know Fine Mexican-American -German Cuisine would go to the playoffs. most teams will put pressure on her. If we always is State head coach Julie Morgan said her went back to her, we would have lost more games will take one game at a time this weekend earlier." •Appetizers • Combo Dishes • look past Eastern. The Lady Panthers host the Sycamores o1 're going to worry about Eastern first, Indiana State on Saturday. The Sycamores possess Side Orders • Soups • Salads • · we worry about Southern," Morgan said. a 11-18 overall record with a 1-6 Gateway stand­ Beer & Wine • Desserts want to control our own destiny (to go to ing. offs), we have to win." Accepting Reservations For Parents Weekend rr1ers• *From page 12A · "We want to give our young his runners, Brooke Roberts. people a chance to run against Laurie Mizener, and Am) > ey. "Scott Touchette has some top-flight competition," Bersig, had their best 5 ,000- w ide chance to finish in the said Craft. "We've run there meter times ranked among the ~ . But we want to give before, and this will give us an fastest in the Gatewa) (.) of our young people the opportunity to run well as a Conference. ·ence of running in a top team." Mizener, Touchette and Geoft 0 meet." The Lady Panthers had some Masanet are the only senio1 d women's coach John high points earlier in the season, Panthers that will be competing ::c feels similarly, and said particularly winning the EIU this weekend. The men's race i~ would not be realistic to invitational in late September, set to begin at 10:30 a.m. and his team to place in the but fell short of Craft's expecta­ the womem's race will start al tions later on. Although three of 11:45 a.m. ~ ~ "From page l 2A Five of the 10 men on the Lithuanian squad an ::c six-foot-six-inches or taller, including the six ~ and work on some situations. We will try foot-ten-inch center, Einikis. different combinations and hopefully find "We will definitely be giving them som1 (.) that work. height," Samuels said. "So we will be tested WKS (the game) should help us not only with fig­ They will play a different style that we are no cc out our starting lineup, but also who will be used to and European teams are generally gooc ...I off of the bench for us early in the sea- passing teams." m The Panthers' season opener will be Nov. 23 Lithuanian team is much larger than the when they host Elmhurst College in a 7:30 p.m squad and will provide a stiff challenge game at Lantz. ib and Derek Kelley, the Eastern centers. 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GERBER Staff writer gear up for district By BRIAN HARRIS competition is considered t When Eastern takes the field Staff writer one of the toughest in the n for the last time in 1991 at 1:30 it can qualify its top three p.m. Saturday for a Gateway Both men's and women's cross and top five individuals. Conference football matchup country teams will be traveling to women's will race will go b with Southwest Missouri State, it Bloomington, Ind., this weekend minimum standard. will be the last time at O'Brien to participate in the District IV Eastern's men will be wi Stadium for 18 seniors on the Championships. their .number one runner, squad. Both ·squads ran in the Indiana Baron, this weekend. He has The Panthers, 3-6 overall and Invitational earlier in the year, unable to practice all week 1-3 in the league, are hoping to and know what type terrain they sickness and will be unab come up big for the Parent's Day will be facing. The coaches compete. Baron did howev crowd, as well as knocking regard Indiana's women's 5000- his senior season on a high SMSU out of the NCAA meter and men's 8,000-meter two weeks ago when he fi Division I-AA playoff picture. courses to be among the more dif­ second at the Mid-Cont' Southwest comes into the con­ ficult their teams have run on this championships hosted by test with a 6-3-1 overall record, season. His finishing time of 25:1 while compiling a 3-2 mark in But this time the men will be 8,000 meters was a career Gateway action - good for fourth running 1.24 miles further, as the and the fastest time record place. With all hopes gone of an district meet and the NCAA Eastern runner in five years. automatic bid via the league title, championships are run over Without Baron the Pan the Bears are hoping to get an at­ 10,000 meters. Eight district likely will not qualify out th large invitation. meets will be run all over the trict as a team, although ass· "We know for a fact that we country this weekend, but each coach John Mcinerney said can't win the conference," said meet has different qualification Touchette, who has run 25: 1 SMSU head coach Jesse Branch. standards for nationals. 8,000 meters and 31:5 1 "All we have to hang on to is (an Automatically, every district 10,000 meters this season, at-large bid)." can qualify its top two teams and outside chance individually. which sports an ~outhwest, top three individuals to the "Our district is one of explosive option offense led by national meet two weeks later. toughest in the country," sel}ior quarterback Paul Carney, But since the men's District IV could present some problems for *Continued on page 11 the Panther defense because of the Bears' multi-play options, said Eastern head coach ·Bob ·Lithuanian team nex Spoo. "I don't know of a team that SHANNON THOMAS/Staff p otographer~·~ does as much or has as much on Eastern quarterback Jeff Thorne sets to throw a pass against for PatitNer oasReto its ready list," said the fifth-year Western Kentucky last week. The Panthers host Southwest Missouri By KEN RYAN coach. "The option really at I :30 p.m. Saturday Associate sports editor spreads you out. That type of offense is so different than con­ still have a say as to who makes Eastern has won the last two In its last chance to get things ventional. the playoffs, because of the games between the schools at together before the season opener "We've got to be very disci­ SMSU game and when Eastern O'Brien and that is something Nov. 23, the Eastern basketball plined and tackle well.· It's very closes out its season at Northern which Branch is aware of. He team will host the Lithuanian effective year in and year out." Iowa next Saturday.- National team Sunday in a 3 p.m. Southwest has racked up One senior who will be sorely also said his squad will be weary exhibition game at Lantz Gym. 2,359 yards on the ground this missed next season is tailback of what Eastern is capable of. The Lithuanian team is wrap­ season, while Carney has passed Jamie Jones, who has ran for "Obviously that is a statistic ping up a 12-game tour, all of for 748, i11cluding four touch­ 1,077 yards this season. Jones that we can't hide from," said which takes place over a 13-day downs. The Bears are ranked could move into the second slot Branch, who is 38-27-1 in his time span. Included on its sched­ 13th in the nation in rushing on the all-time Panther rushing sixth season at SMSU. "It is def­ ule are such teams as Loyola­ yardage per game with 235.9. list before his career ends. The initely a factor. There offense is Chicago, Marquette and Bradley While the Bears' top rusher, fifth-leading all-purpose runner capable of scoring some points University. Jonah White, is gaining only 53 needs 157 yards in his final two and there not many points away Last year, while finishing with yards per contest, they have four contests to do so. He could also from being an undefeated team a 7-7 record, the Lithuanian team running backs with more than break the single-season all-pur­ (in conference). They're capable came up with impressive victories 300 yards each. pose yardage record held by of beating anyone." over Bradley (96-87) and Spoo said the Panthers could Poke Cobb with 159 yards. Northwestern in the tour finale (96-85). The team played all 14 games in 18 days. with 30 points on seven Through the first five games of shooting from the field. Akron is offici·al soccer champion the tour, in which the Lithuanians Senior forward Barry J By KEN RYAN The controversy started when Akron was sup­ sport a 1-4 record, 22-year-old finished with 15 points Associate sports editor posed to play Valparaiso on the last Sunday of the Gintaras Einikis leads the team in rebounds, while center season, but the game was canceled due to scoring at 22.4 points per game Leib scored 18 points one· It's final. and rebounds with 13.6 boards a 10 shooting. David Olson unplayable field conditions. game. points, including four thre The Akron Zips have won the Mid-Continent Mike Ryan, head of the soccer committee and The six-foot-ten-inch center is ers and junior Eric West al Conference soccer championship with their 6-0 Eastern 's athletic director said his committee was shooting 52.2 percent from the tributed 10 points to the vi conference mark. Although Akron's season offi­ there to provide the commissioner with a little floor and also leads the team with Head coach Rick Sarnue cially ended over 10 days ago, a final decision was assistance. nine blocked shots and eight the Panthers have not been not made until Wednesday. "Basically, it was the decision of the commis­ steals. par recently at practice. Mid-Continent Commissioner Jerry Ippoliti said sioner," Ryan said. "The soccer committee primar­ The team, which averages over "I think we have flatten that awarding the Zips the title was not all that dif­ ily deals with policy and procedures dealing with 80 points per game, has five play- bit, but that is pretty no ficult. the running of all sports. We were there to give ers scoring in double-digits, Samuels said. "Having p "Akron was 6-0," Ippoliti said. "We had a com­ him a rough idea of the situation and just to give including guard Darius Lukminas every day puts a strain o mittee that discussed the circumstances and we him some assistance." at 18 ppg, Arlinas Visockas (13 but we are going to try an made a decision. We talked to the coaches, the Although neither coach could be reached for ppg), forward Gintas Sivickas things up a bit." administration and our committee and declared comment, both had stated during a previous inter­ (11.6) and Tauras Stumbrys This contest 1 4) Lithuanians will provide S Akron the conference champions, because of their view the delay in the decision was the biggest ( 1. . The Panthers, in their exhibi- one more chance to get a I 6-0 conference record." problem. Ryan said that issue would be discussed tion opener, had five players different players and tow Wright State, the other team the decision con­ at their next meeting. score 10 or more points during several situations. cerned, ended the season with a 6-1 conference "As far as the timely fashion of the decision, their 101-95 victory over "A lot of evaluating w mark in its first season in the Mid-Continent. you just have to do the best that you can and go Marathon Oil. Steve Rowe, who going on," Samuels said. ' The one Joss came at the hands of Eastern, with the status quo," Ryan said. "We will discuss was the leading scorer on the what exhibitions are for. which finished the year in fourth place with a 4-3- at our next meeting whether a game should be can­ team last year with a scoring try to get some people in 1 record. celed or just postponed." average of 15.2 ppg., led the way AContinued on page 11 ~~~~~~~~~__..._.....~ The Temptations

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ous?' I said 'yes'," he added. "He (Williams) called Roll)'' and "Papa Was a Rolling Stone (which Ron Tyson, the tenor of the Temptations, me a couple days later and told me to meet him was covered by Was (Not Was) on 1990's Are remembers the circumstances in 1983 that led to (for a Temptations concert) in Florida, "and I've You Okay'?), Tyson said the soul of the band has his membership with the band. been here (with the band) ever since." always been traced to their gospel roots. "There was a vacancy in the group, and I had 'Tm proud to wear the Temptation uniform." "My grandfather was a gospel promoter," said produced an album that the Temptations (made a Those uniforms will grace Lantz gym on Satur­ Tyson in a telephone interview from Indianapolis, guest appearance) on, so they got to know me day, when the Temptations - probably Motown IN., where the band performed for three nights. that way," said Tyson, who prior to joining the Records' most influential band and the admitted "So gospel was a part of my background. Temptations was an established record producer inspiration behind bands ranging from Hall and The history of the Detroit-based Temptations - and the founding member of Love Committee, a Oates to Paul Young - take the stage for this which is currently composed of Tyson; original Temptation-influenced band. "When the vacancy year's Parent's Weekend concert. Tickets to the members and band founders Williams and Melvin became open, I gave a call to (fellow Temptation) concert, which starts at 8 p.m., cost $10. Franklin; Richard Street, who joined the band in Otis (Williams) and told him I had a person I While the Temptations - in any of its various 1971; and Ali-Ollie Woodson, the newest Temp­ thought could fill the position. He asked me who ·guises - is responsible for creating soulful 60 's tation who joined the band in 1985 - began 32 the person was, and I said, 'well, it's was me. "' classics such as "My Girl," "Psychedelic ·shack," years ago this January when the band signed to "He laughed and I laughed. We joked around "Ain't Too Proud To Beg (which was covered by for a bit and then he (Williams) said 'are you seri- the Rolling Stones on 1975's It's Only Rock n' DEAR Cl) GRAND OPENING READER UNIQUE CRAFTING .c Sat. Nov. 16th Greetings and salutations, Special Hours .., ' folks 9:00 - 3:00 . ' This week, we here at the 0 Prize Drawings Verge v desk have been blessed Holiday Items & Many Craft Supplies c with 12, believe it 12, pages this Bring in Ad for 10% off any item week to better inform you of all 718 112 Monroe Ave., Charleston, IL the entertainment news that 0 money can buy to fit in this one publication. *You must be at least 19 years of age to enter the following establishments. And this weekend, there's a lot. Wednesday afternoon, Tim FRIDAY Shellberg - along with WEIU-FM $1ra~:?a12:,£~~:~s disc jockey extraordinaire Grace ~d t::urve on S. 4th St~ ~- /9..of7 Quincy L. Doudna Fine Arts Center Thorne - had the pleasure of '"Night, Mother" - 8 p.m. • Alterations • Leather & Suedes $6 adults, $5 seniors, $3 students speaking with Ron Tyson, tenor • Area Rugs • Monogramming of the Temptations, who will • Clothing Storage • Reweaving * Friends & Co. unleash their Motown magic • Draperies • Silks 509 Van Buren Saturday evening in Lantz Gym • Furs • Starched Shirt Service Nll..-8 In the Dungeon 9:30 p.m. at this year's Parent's weekend • Insurance Claims • Wedding Gowns Heirloomed 9 Band Friend of Folk Art Concert Featuring Jim Donahoo concert. If you want to hear Monday-Friday 7:00-5:00 In the Middle Room - 9:30p.m. $2 excerpts that chat, tune into WEIU-FM at 9 p.m. Wednesday Saturday 8:00-12:00 I345 4546 I *Ted's for a special on the Temptations. Conveniently located close • 102 Sixth St. Also along the musical lines, Constant Chaos playing hard rock covers $1 to campus just arouund the ...------· Tim injects a dose of a Seattle­ curve on South 4th st. * My Place Lounge based rock 'n roll with a double 727 Seventh St. review of Nirvana and Sound­ Overtime Blues playing rhythm and blues - 9 p.m.- 1 a.m. garden (also reviewing Robbie Robertson Blur). * Roe's On the small and big screen 410 Sixth St. scene, Bret Loman has kept DJ Brian Tucker $1 himself occupied with a review of the recent video release Lantz Gymnasium "Backdraft" and the current the­ The Temptations IDME ' 8 p.m. $10 ater showing of "Other People's Money" . tiAU>Ne From the miscellaneous file , A FAMILY COMEDY SATURDAY Bird and myself took care of the WrntovrTHE FAMILY. obligatory parents' weekend arti­ Quincy L. Doudna Fine Arts Center cle. Also, the good Mr. Shellberg '"Night, Mother" 8 p.m. combining with his faithful asso­ ~ IDL=r.:.::r ,. $6 adults, $5 seniors, $3 students ciate have begun construction on H COlORIY DHVX!' · ; . • ~ •llllC ' "'!l""tf '"Cl'•IT!Jlll't"'OI our first column together, Talk Is * Friends & Co. Cheap. 509 Van Buren Quintessence Give us a break. It's under In the Middle Room construction. Kathy Richardson with Vision . I would like to close with two TONITE In the Dungeon - 9:30 p.m. special request for this~ l)are.ntS' we_e~end: Students. be .kifld. to *Ted's those 'who brought you into this ···~ .. NovCillber,15· · 102 Sixth St. world and Parents be sure to slip Joker X-press an extra $20 onto your child's $1 (8-10 p.m. with coupon) palm for me and Timmy. Buzzard Bldg. * Roe's 410 Sixth St. downstairs DJ Brian Tucker 8:00 P.M. upstairs Shadoobee .. 9:30 p.m. $2 UNI VERSIT1 1111 ~:p2..,.- Compiled By Matt Johnson

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• 2B ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1991 Temptations Make your dinner (continued from p. 1B) ~l!J ;I2liri' reservations for NOVEMBER SPECIAL Miracle reocrds, which would ater e,volve into Motown 6" Ham & Cheese Sub PARENTS WEEKEND! records. Their first single, "The and Medium Drink Way You Do The Things You Reflections Restaurant Do," was released in 1964 and $3.29 ased on its instant success, WEST PARK PLAZA 345-2516 636 W. LINCOLN 348-SUBS ved the way to more than a Buffet $7 .95, also special menu items ozen top-10 singles. This hit­ Live music - November 16, 1991 making streak continued throughout the 60's and ran Sigma Pl Benji 8t the BeBops -9:30 p.m.-1 :00 a.m. until the early 70's. Based on the success and ._ 566 W. Lincoln Congratulates ~~~ impact these singles had on influencing many phases of rock and soul, the Temptations Chad Bandy-New IFC President were elected into the Rock and ' Piii CARRY~OUT SPECIAL.•• Mike Hampton-V.P. Internal IFC Roll Hall of Fame in 1988. GOOD7DAYSAWEEK . . "It was a real honor for the I . = group to be inducted into the LTI Lil Hall of Fame," said Tyson. "I :· A Large {16")J hink the Temptations have opened a lot of doors and de a lot of headway for a lot !Sausage ·Pizza! f new groups that are coming up today. A lot of groups pat­ ern themselves after the Burrito I . · · $6 95 : emptations. ,, .. I • ·1 "I'm sure everybody (in the Heaven I Good on Cany-Out Only 7 Days a Week I emptations) is deeply honored I Offer Expires November 27, 1991 I d overjoyed," he added. "To 345~HEVN . a part of the Hall of Fame, I I owing that you're there." Stretch It At Two years prior to the duction, however, the music WE NOW DELIVER f the Temptations - along - I 'th fell ow Motown artists such I s Marvin Gaye, Smokey _fR£E I I I obinson and the FQur Tops - 11AM - 11 PM 500 MINIMUM ORDER I re celebrated on the sound­ I 909 18th Street 815 Broadway I Charleston Mattoon I ack to "The Big Chill." The 348-7515 234-6442 oundtrack, which was an I•• I stant success, revived the otown sound to a new group ':::,.. I I f music listeners - many of Be Ready For the HolidaysL I I horn weren't even born when 0 HAIRBl;NDERS HOLIDAY •• PLEASE PRESENT nus COUPON WH~ PlCKJNO UP ORDER •• :l:as~~~gs were original~~ g D PERJA ~~$' ':~0, IE.,t , ·;,i ,.,, ,,.-.-.. "It ('The &£ ObiU' ~-,~·,,.,.111 - :'" Yl'll~ms r VI' HI -an~up , ------. ck) brought a new ~enc/ ' w , ~$10 off Full Perms for us," said Tyson. "We tuned . ": $5 off Partial Perms Discover New Strategies for to a new generation of kids." 0c Hours: -· .,., .. And while the Temptations have succeeded in making an O 9-8 M-Th Successful Job Interviewing · pression on two generations ~ ~ I: ~ 9-5 Fri-Sat f music listeners, Tyson said 0 \"fl'· '\_WI 1 Attend: he new generation of music g 1:~,;·~.. .- \~ 1 Mulilllf!I ¢RE0KEN® akers has made an impres- & "Q,,, '-' Expires Dec. 31 'on on him. "Being a producer, I practi­ lly listen to all kinds of music from Latin music on," he id. "I'm constantly looking r that beat that's coming up twill be the new jive. "I even listen to Guns and "Power Interviewing ses," he said with a laugh. for Success" While Tyson said the Tempt- ·ans have Rretty much been a [ d Gordon keeps uring band- over the last sev- [you in touch Presented by ral years ("we're usually on with the events road about 40 weeks out of i that shape your year," he said), he also said world. Dean Tucker, Principal band is reviving yet another Charleston High School e of their classics to appeal another age group of music eners. "We just finished a video (for y Girl") with MacAuley ulkin for a movie titled "My 'rl, " he said. "Half of the o is original (band) footage, the other half is us now." In addition to the video, Tuesday, November 19 yson said a film documentary the Temptations is in the 6:30-p.m. - Kansas Room rks. Black Entertainment "Hopefully next year, tbat'll terialize," Tyson said. MLK University Union Yet Tyson doesn't see the Television. umentary being the closing Free to all Students apter in the story of the ptations. In fact, he doesn't rsee the music ending for a Sponsored by: Career Planning gtime. Channel 36 "Let's put it like this," he and Placement Center id. "When you see us come ~ TCI of Illinois. Inc. (on stage) with canes, you'll "'L__ll Wt·rt 1;Mcm1 1dr,.1Sion imo 1omorr0ut ow we're pretty old. " Questions: Call 581-2411

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1991 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 3B ON STAGE ALL WEEKEND LONG AT 'night Mother an intimate Chi's Parents Weekend discussion between women NO COVER By JAY ASKIN "There is no statement of "It's been tough because the $1 Longnecl m

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Little Mexico (East Side Of Downtown Charleston) WELCOME - New - Now Accepting - PARENTS!! [ VISA I [·'•'I Visa Mastercard Featuring Mexican And American Food FRIDAY SATURDAY Fiesta Hour ' Mon - Thurs 5-7Rm NO COVER 'TIL 9:30 DOORS OPEN AT 3:00 Free Chips with Hot &.. Mild Sauce $1 ~JELLO SHOTS NO COVER TIL 8:00 Serving Beer, Wine, and Margaritas LIVE D.J. 9 to 1 Carrv - out also available 345 - 2223 BOCCI BALL-POOL-DARTS M-W 10:36- Bpm Thurs 10:30- 9pm Fri&. Sat 10:30- 10pm Soundgarden and Nirvana: the keys to Seattle Soundgarden the intro to "New Damage" can hold Badmotorfinger water to Nirvana's glass-shattering A&M Nevermind. A colossal wallop of biting axes, bashing skins and vocals from hell, Nirvana Nevermind is easily the best hard rock Nevennind debut album since - of all albums - DGC Soundgarden's Louder Than Love. Although they hail from Seattle, I have By TIM SHEllBERG absolutely no idea where this trio (another amazing thought: until I saw the video for 1don't think there are many people in "Smells Like Teen Spirit," I thought the know, regarding Seattle and the Nirvana had to be at least a quartet) pulls future of rock 'n roll. For about four years this hellacious sound from. Yet buried now, the best of the loudest, and the loud­ somewhere in Nevermind's mix is a har­ est of the rest hailed from - believe it or mony that, in the pop-metal r:ontext of don't - the Emerald city. The music scene today, would be best suited for Bon Jovi's in Seattle is kind of an Athens, Ga. with follow-up to New Jersey. But Nirvana the fuzz turned up to 11 and beyond, Soundgarden substitutes polish for rasp in their containing less of the glam and more of harmonies here - especially on "In the "wham-barn." Bloom," "Breed" and "Polly," - and the Soundgarden and Nirvana are nothing results are sadistically breathtaking. ss than testaments to this theory. On Nirvana doesn't sing harmonies, they Badmotorfinger, Soundgarden's follow­ scream them with glorious results. up to 1989's pioneering Louder Than But, like Soundgarden's Led Zep­ Love , and Nevermind, Nirvana's major­ pelin/Black Sabbath connection, Nirva­ label debut, the flash and pop-metal ele­ na's influences, however obscure, are ments found in the Skid Rows, Van detected. "Come As .You Are," for Halens and even the Guns and Roses of instance, echoes Doolittle-day Pixies, and today are kept to a bare minimum, if exis­ "Lithium" could very well be a cross-blend tent at all. between Rubber Soul-era Beatles with But while Soundgarden pumps up the The Replacements' Tim. volume and contains it to a crunching But as a whole, Nevermind, like overhaul on Badmotorfinger, Nirvana Badmotorfinger, is nothing short of origi­ shoots out of every direction on nal whomp-and-stomp. These two albums Nevermind with a fresh sense of guid­ are ali the proof needed to see that Los Nirvana ance (or lack of) that has never been Angeles sucks when it comes to finding detected before. Soundgarden's beautiful musical aggra- contains its rambunctious moments: original music, and with the video for This does not mean that the con­ vated assault continues on Badmotorfin- "Jesus Christ Pose," the album's first sin­ "Smells Like Teen Spirit" in Paula Abdul­ nsed schizophrenic on Badmotorfin­ ger, but with more grit and pounce than gle (and probably the best song title of the like rotation on M1V, the Seattle migra­ r offers a kinder, gentler Soundgarden, Love. In fact, most of Badmotorfinger, - year), is hard rock's "Helter Skelter." tion might very well take to the masses ough. On Louder Than Love, a bom­ thanks mainly to skinsman Matt Cameron "Face Pollution" in Soundgarden's case, sooner than expected. bastic collection of tracks that makes Faith and newly-hired bassman Ben Shepard, - is the closest they have gotten to The reasons to look to Seattle for the o More's version of Black Sabbath's swings so hard that it makes Love sound Metallica's speed punch, and "New future of rock-and-roll are evident on War Pigs" sound as whimpy as Tony like swamp metal. "Rusty Cage," Damage," - opens with an ear-shattering Badmotorfinger and Nevermind, - two nnett. Soundgarden ripped shingles off "Drawing Flies" and "Room a Thousand wail, which even Robert Plant would have albums which, if anything, are among the Us and peeled off paint all at a mid­ Years Wide" are all the proof needed. to flop his mane in approval to, - Is best albums of the year, and maybe even empo pace (and. made the phrase But while Badmotorfinger's swingv downright mean. the top two hard-rock albums. "gonna kill your mother" actually hip). replaces Louder Than Love's slush, it still Yet, not even Chris Cornell's wail in istorte(l~ViSlOD ·· ,. .. ·· ·· lur visible, but not viable tO other Manchester acts and complains on every track, Day," and "Slow Down" are and the effect isn't depressing catchy, and even with the lyrics - it's annoying lyrics. gloomy lyrics are upbeat musi­ The sixth sgng, "Repet­ cally. ition" is lethargic and dull. However, that's only a third Nearly 5 1/2 minutes with lit­ of the album and doesn't If you're thinking Blur is tle variation and nasally lyrics make it worth buying. Leisure st another English guitar­ make for a drone experience. will succeed on college radio sed band you are probably Maybe they are trying to make and MTV because they can ht. There is little new, little a statement by making the eliminate the drudgery. teresting , and little exciting song monotonous. It's unfortu­ Somewhere among the out Blur's American debut nate they have to waste the thick limey accents and unim­ bum Leisure. The music by listener's time in doing so. aginative lyrics is a fairly is English quartet isn't offen­ Things pick up slightly with decent band. Unfortunately, if ve or grating, in fact it's "Bad Day" and "High Cool," you've heard the Stone Roses, easant to listen to. but slightly is the key word. To Charlatans UK, Northside, But it's just "blah." put it simply Blur is not very 5:30, or the Wendys, you've The most energetic song on dynamic or original. Maybe heard Blur. Leisure has the isure is the hit single "The­ the best song lyrically is the same trippy guitars, the same 's No Other Way." It's very incredibly dreary arid tiresome Hammond organ, the same nceable and the guitar work "Birthday." drum beat, and the same fun , but like most of Blur's The album does have high bloody accent we have come gs, the lyrics are cheerless. points. The songs "There's No to expect from British groups. "Repetition" and "Wear Me expect from Blur. ger Damon Albarn whines Other Way", "I Know," "Bad Perhaps the song titles, Down" best sum up what to • • Eastern Illinois University Theatre resents * STU.DENTS * 'NIGHT, MOTHER 1992 Spring Break to SOUTH PADRE A Drama by Marsha Norman 0 p.m. November 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16 Airfare: $160° from St. Louis p.m. November 10, 17 March 21-28 In the Studio -- Doudna Fine Arts Center $6 Adults, $5 Senior Citizen & Youth, $3 EIU Students Book Now! Will go fast!! Phone 581-3110 for ticket info. & reservations Call Charleston Travel 345-7731 Mon.-Fri. 1-5 p.m. and one hour before performances. • • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1991 ON THE VE.RGE OF THE WEEKEND SB MONEY Deluxe and Budget Units Just west of College ' Color TV, Room Phones, Higway 16 Major Credit Parents means profit for area businesses Air Conditon and Heat Cards Acc. BY RICH BIRD parents' weekend. from folk to jazz to even acousti­ and J. A. WINDERS "On Saturday night (during cal have been scheduled in two COLLEGE INN MOTEL Parents' Weekend), we have a . of the bars' four rooms. Reyn­ Many establishments in and buff et since there are so many olds also said he is looking for­ Phone(217)345-3935 around the Charleston area will people, that they (all) can't order ward to the weekend crowd. John Bowles, Manager - experience a surge in their daily off the menu." "I've heard our regulars and Commercial, Students 415 W. Li ncoln business this weekend. "Overall," Cizek added, "it is frequenters tend to bring the par­ The welcomed arrival of our busiest weekend of the year. " ents out," Reynolds said. "It's a & Parents Welcome Charleston, IL 61920 Eastern's parents' weekend is Rocky Patel, assistant manag­ more mature audience; grad stu­ greeted with open arms by er of the recently-opened Econo­ dents, seniors, etc." hotels, retail stores, bars and any Lodge, reiterated Cizek's senti­ Not only do the parents' other local isle of consumer con­ ments. weekend festivities cause an Z's Hair Design sumption that can off er their "Before we were opened they enjoyable and much welcomed goods and services to the morns started calling, " he said. "(Our disruption to the everyday norm -Cellophanes- and dads of Eastern students. rooms were) full (for Parents of the hotel/bar /resturaunt Of course, for those moms' Weekend) within a month of scene, but basic retail outlets are The New Transparent Haircolor and dads' sakes, they'd best have opening." affected as well. established a firm credit rating as Although the Econo-Lodge is Debi Dammerman, an emp­ Paul Mitchell-Sebastian-Brocato well as a place to stay, because new to the area, Patel said the loyee at Mister Music Ltd. in the seats for this show were sold Parents' Weekend experience Mattoon, said they feel the 212 6th ST. .345-5451 well in advance. was nothing foreign to their effects mostly in the area of According to Charlie Hall, staff's collective experience. major electronics purchases assistant manager at Fat Albert's "We have worked in other col­ instead of the smaller individual in Mattoon, "Friday and Satur­ lege towns," _Patel said. "This is recordings during the weekend's day will be packed, and Sunday not totally new to us." rush. Tapes and CDs sell well, _. Hey Parents!. .. will be busier than normal," but Dee, a bartender at E.L. Dammerman said, but larger sys­ "Saturday will be just crazy." Krackers who refused to give her tems seem to move more rapidly ri1l Don't let your rifl 24 ~r. Having started taking reserva­ last name, reiterated the senti­ during parents' weekend than ~ ~~~:h~~::;oom kids come home l:J Maintenance tions for Parents' Weekend in ment that seemed to be the gen­ during other times. ri11 1, 3 & 4 Bedrooms to this: [!] August, and stopping shortly eral consensus of the masses, "It "Kids will bring their parents Dishwashe~ over a month ago, Hall said that is definitely our busiest time of in and show them a system for ~Available .---:.-=~---. everyone at Fat Albert's should the year." However, E.L. Krack­ the dorm room," Dammerman [!] Central Air be prepared for what the onsla­ ers, a popular restaurant close to said. "And with it being close to ught of parents and their stu­ campus, does not take reserva- . Christmas, it is not uncommon [!] Jacuzzi dents should bring. "One woman tions for Parents' Weekend. for them to walk out with a huge [!] Fully Furnished even asked to make reservations Many local drinking establish­ fisher system." [!] Basic Cable Paid for next year," he said. ments profess to having a good "It truly is plastic time," she [!]Garbage Disposal [!] On-site April Cizek, front office man­ turn91.1t of students who bring the added. Management ager at the Mattoon Holiday Inn, parental units out for a night on Others within the mall echoed said that making reservations a the town. the thoughts of Mellisa Price, an year in advance is common. Friends and Co., another employee at Elder-Beerman, "We take reservations for par­ established watering hole that when she said that although the 345-2363 ents' weekend a year in adv­ has welcomed students and their overall effects of the influx can­ ance," Cizek said. "We already paerents for over five years, has not be felt immediately, she was Now Leasing , have people calling, now, want­ also been gearing up for the positive that it "helps." Let us provide the spacious ing to make reservations for par­ invasion of the parents . Ira Barrett, owner of Tokens, ents' weekend next year." Friends' owner Tom Reyn­ the veritable oasis of Eastern and living your young adult deserves at: Cizek said rooms at the hotel olds, who recently purchaced Greek products, is taking the are booked up "two hours after and remodeled the bar, noted expected rush in stride. we start (taking reservations)," that the recent remodeling "0-Ne) jusf expect them-being YO.UNGSTOWN and that a deposit of $100 is opened new space to book here Saturday for an above aver­ • required on that day. entertainment "funneled in the age day of sales," Barrett said. Cambridge - Nantucket Cizek also said C.W. Dandy's, direction of parents." the Holiday Inn's in-hotel restu­ Reynolds said musical acts Off S. 9th St. raunt, is another hot spot during spanning the musical spectrum WELCOME PARENTS! Newman Catholic COME JOIN US! Center

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