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much students might pay textbooks if Eastern's Rental Service is elimi anyone 's guess. current textbook rental nt cost, a junior special on major with 15 hours y $232 for a semester's of books. or a freshman science major might pay or the same number of
universities such as the "ty of Illinois at Urbana aign are often used for "son. The U of I students y their books at Follet 's re in Urbana pay about $350 per semester depend- their course load, said Paul MIKE ANSCHUETZ/Senior photDaredevil's show, with the ester to rent their books Panther's winning 65-63. See story page 12. !ban paying the higher num tered around, economic have moved to the forefronl textbook rental debate. Daredevils dazzle Lantz Gym er, the Faculty Senate has d other reasons, such as By BRIAN HUCHEL 'This is great because the audience always comedic antics of halftime. choice of textbooks, to Staff writer goes nuts," said Cousino. "Eastern is my Once again the Daredevils came out shoot the system. favorite because the students are almost on the ing, wowing the crowd with a pair of two-man cials at Southern Illinois Before nearly 5,000 spectators - the largest floor with you. slams. They then introduced several difficult "ty-Edwardsville, the only audience of the year in Lantz Gymnasium - the "In the two years that I have been here we passing drills. university in the state with a acrobatic team the Bud Light Daredevils took have had big crowds which always adds to the ihe Daredevils, in addition to their basket k rental service, bas to the hardwood Monday for 20 minutes of show." ball skills, demonstrated their gymnastic skills. tered many of the same high-paced basketball stunts, keeping the The Daredevils made their first appearance Through use of a trampoline, a long mat and as Eastern, but says the crowd on its feet for most of halftime. of the evening during a timeout in the first half. several brave spectators, they performed eight ts of the system outweigh The Bud Light Daredevils are a group of for They demonstrated their skills with a number stunts, stealing the breath and earning the ems. mer college gymnasts who travel nationwide of slams involving flips and hoop shooting, applause of impressed onlookers. SIU·E, the university utilizes perfonning acrobatic shows. The members of topping it off with a Jordanesque-style dunk by For a finale; the Daredevils flipped over two k rental system that is this high-flying team include Keith Cousino, Cousino. men. The then flipped over nine audience in many ways to Eastem's Mark Odgers, Dave Mansky, Rick Benevento, The aerobatics performed during the timeout members. but it can be more flexible. and Scott Wonenberg. paled in comparison to the flips, slams and t Continued on page 2 en Pletcher, SIU-E associ- president for academic
charges its students $59 ester and SIU-E charges Unhealthy cuts affect Rec Center The main difference is that 's system is being consid By ANDY PURCELL are distributed to different activities expenditures by the AB is $91,560. Despite the cuts, Dutler promises for possible elimination and Staff writer on campus, has reduced the center's The board had hoped to take in the center will continue to serve its 'sis not. payroll budget by 24 percent. $124,430. users "as efficiently and effectively Since its dedication in September ever, the SIU-E system is This cut has caused a reduction .. Revenue from student fees will as we have before." 1991, an increasing number of stu ut its flaws. in the number of hours the center drop to $89, 710. The Student He said he and his assistant dents have frequented the Srudent ere has been a complaint can offer its student workers and Recreation Board bad hoped to directors, Jeff Dvorak and Chuck Recreation Center. Along with larg lime to time because the sys the services it can provide. receive $122.680. Prince, have no plans to completely e r crowds comes increased de inh i bi ts the faculty from Even though the budget cuts are • The board wanted to allocate eliminate any services because of the ing books as often as they mands on $6.9 million, 75,000 already in effect, Rec Center Dir $100,180 of its total payroll for Rec financial cuts. square-foot facility. like," said Galen Pletcher, ector Dave Duller said he and his Center employees. It will now Dvorak es ti mates l 0,000 to Although every Eastern student "ate vice president for aca staff will continue to petition the receive only $77,180. 12,000 people had visited the Rec pays $55 a semester in fees to fund affairs at SIU-E. AB. • Only $7,350 will be given to Center during the first two weeks of the facility. the revenue generated cher said SIU-E considers The first meeting of the AB is promotional fees instead of the the semester. may not be enough, Faced with the alls of its system to be Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Arcola $11,350 the board was hoping to The Rec Center continues to difficult task of overcoming large 111portant than increased "stu Tuscola Room of the Martin Luther geL offer a variety of services including budget cuts, lhe Rec Center offi access." King Jr. University Union. Only the area of total commodi aerobics, swimming. free weights, cials warn some cutbacks in service complaints about the SIU The following are some of the ties, a fund for office supplies, weight machines. exercise bikes, may be necessary. system are similar to com- cutbacks the Rec Center has experi small equipment and miscellaneous stair and rowing machines, indoor The Apportionment Board, enced: expenses, remained the same in the track and courts for basketball, :rac which controls how student funds • The gross amount approved for 1991-92 year, receiving $9,000. quetball, tennis and volleyball. 2 Tuesday, January 26, t 993 Chancellor meets with faculty Faculty Senate will question goals of the PQP Initiative. and ing. Board of Governors Chancellor how it relates to Eastern. The senate is also expected to RESTAURANT & CATERING Thomas Layzell about the In other business. Faculty/Stu vote on a resolution to change BOG's role in Lhe Priorities. dent Rela1ions Commiuee Chair its constitution. Marlow said the ISN'T IT TIME YOU TRIED Quality and Productivity lnitia man John MJller is expected to change will define the process tive at the senate's regular meet announce the commitcee's fi nal by which recommenda1ions are THE BEST FOOD IN TOWN? ing Tuesday. decision about Lhe makeup of a submitted to the president's 409 7Jb STREET 345-7427 Faculty Senate Chairman Ed commillee to research the Text office. Marlow said Layzell will con book Rental Service. Marlow said the senate has duct a question and answer ses A Faculty Senate resolution never had an established proce sion and speak to the senate. requires the Faculty/Student Re dure. Marlow said he hopes Layzell lations Comminee to n.;port back will be able to be1ter define 1he its findings by Tuesday's meet- - Staff report COACH EDDY' Panther Sport Shoppe FROM PAGE ONE 9AM-8PM 2 n~; 1VESDAY & Daredevils ONLY.. t From page 1 crowds explosive response to his and other Uni WEDNESDAY ONLY!! Another characteristic of the show is their versity of Mississippi cheerleaders' attempts to VALENTINE SUPER SALE comedic antics. In one stunt, a member donned a slam basketballs during the timeouts of basketball football helmet, shoulder pads and jersey and then games, Cobb, after his graduation, started the ALL CUSTOM ORDERS tried to slam the basketball. His attempt failed, Dixie Daredevils. GUARANTEED BY VALENTINE~ DA however. as he crashed head first into the back "Our founder, Ty Cobb. was a cheerleader when board. the Daredevils firsl began ... Cousino said. "With The Daredevils' ages range in the mid- lo early all of the acrobatics we do now, however. you real twenties, the youngest being Mark Odgers at 21. ly need a to have a good background in gymnas EIU All of them have collegiate experience in gymnas tics." 4J EIU CUSTOM tics. The name of the group was changed to the VALENTINE The Bud Light Daredevils first began as the Daredevils once Anheuser-Busch began to fund DESIGNS brainchild of Ty Cobb 11 years ago. Noticing the the team. Sll'eats~Jilts 25 Q "SEWN ON" T-Shirts Textbook Baseball we have a three-year adoption ~ From page 1 for different sections of the same NOW25%off jerseys off period. and they would like to see class. The need for each teacher plaints about Eastern 's. it shortened," said Theresa La to choose a text for his or her sec The SIU-E service uses text velle, floor manager of the SIU-E tion is one of the main arguments Elli books for three years before it textbook rental service. in favor of book purchase sys buys new ones, Pletcher said. If the teacher can show it is a tems. Eastern keeps books only two genuine problem, SIU-E allows Eastern's Textbook Rental is years or three semesters. which them to request the students pur also considering such a change, 25% offJACKETS ever comes fi rst, said Walter chase textbooks rather than rent however, it would have to repro Klingenberg, director of Eastern 's them, Lavelle said. gram its computers to handle mul Quilt Lined - Snap-up & Pullover Textbook Rental Service. Pletcher said the SIU-E service tiple titles for different sections. "The biggest complaint is that can also provide different texts Klingenberg said. NEW' fl fl Closeout UGHTWEIG Speed~ c::J PUllOVER v WINDBREAKERS Swimsuits 95 rJJe{ta Sigma Pi Mens& Reg. 22 Women~ 95 Racing & Other NOW 12 Spring 1\,usli ~3 SA VE $1 O eakers promote diversity DOJVT TELL Tl1EM llOW YOU FEEL, SllOW TllEMI tern's President David vice president for student and representatives of vari ni vers i ty organizations Cultural Diversity Week ches extolling the vir- diversity on campus. pleased we are having a 1 diversity week," Vice ent Lou Hencken said. KAPPA gb teaching cultural di ' the Eastern Illinois Uni- DELTA RHO community wants the student body to be able to iogether, to relate together, Free Pizza and live together. ay at Eastern we attract brightest students from Poker with the Men of KAf> hools. If Eastern brought re as students, and gave 7-9 p.m. education, but did not at the KDR House you to respect each other's nces and help you learn 509 Lincoln - across from Old Main other peoples' back For rides or info call: 348-6227 ' then the future of our would be in trouble." day was the kickoff day event, which took place in ~~,c s ~ iversity Ballroom of the 4 Luther King Jr. University ~~""1.t>'c:,1.\C ~~::cit~ we don't work to improve ~~~ ...... 6.1! '40 8 diversity among the stu ~~ ~-.,s. Eastem graduates, the lead Philly Cheese Steak the future will be bigots or worse, people who tolerate 9" Italian Beef in society," Hencken said. 9 11 Italian Sausage said, "Cultural diversity 9" Meatball means celebrating the diver- f Eastem's population and t,.;f~~~~=~~~~~~==~~~~=~ Lots More! raging people of different Gyros to attend this university. Senate L uke Neumann and Uni ty," Bell said. "Unless you know erica is based on cultural versity Board Chairman Brad or see other people for who they Grilled Chicken Breast ·1y and we achieve most of Kirk. are and for what they are through (full breast - no chunks or pieces) their culture and traditions, you ngth from the interplay of Bellspokeofeliminatingpreju WE DELIVER t cultures. Cultural diver dice and bringing the campus can't understand their way of life. together through cultural diversi Without understanding those dif can help us see the world BEST DELIVERIES IN TOWN I a different point of view." ty. ferences. think people will still Hours 9 am - 11 pm Sun - Wed r speakers included Black "Many people think that preju be ignorant." Delivery Weekdays 11 am - 2 pm/ 4 pm • 2 pm Thurs-Sat t Union President Aaron dice or racial issues are about Neumann and Kirk also spoke Saturday 11 am - 11 pm think 3 5:2455 Speaker of the Student ignorance, and I the cure for about the importance of Eastern that ignorance is cultural diversi- having Cultural Diversity Week. 4 ~ A T A a • DELTA TAU DELTA FRATERNITY• . 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OPINION either from themselves or some I also predict a jump in the number of aborti other common civilian. formed each year. Some women might be In a The government reserves the induced frame of mind, therefore they would right to protect you from yourself. thinking clearly. An abortion, they might r Gee, thanks. would be better than jail time or a heavy fine. Once again, the government They might also be forced to go to the kind c:I sticks Its nose Into another con tors who do not openly perform abortions. troversial Issue. unclean, possible deadly abortions from doctors In a recent story in The Ass- Cassie have no higher authority or moral obligation to page odated Press, an Illinois state leg- Simpson them. may result In the death of the mother as lslator has said that he plans to ------• If an addicted woman wanted to fight her Introduce legislation that would make It a felony for a of her addiction for the sake of her baby, if not Editorials represent the opinion mother to give birth to a baby that Is addicted to a self, she might also face charges on the fact drug. baby may be born addicted anyway. Becau of the editorial board. Columns Rep. Al Salvi, R-Wauconda, said his legtslatlon Is not would have to seek treatment somewhere r are the opinion of the author. done "out of vengeance," but Is a mere "attempt to someone would have their eye on her. help society." According to the AP story, the American TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1993 A similar bill failed in a legislative committee In Liberties Union opposes the legislation because 1990. a law would Infringe upon a woman's right to I don't believe giving birth to a drug-addicted baby her own body." Don't be fooled should be viewed as a crime. Such a law wouldn't be It's kind of llke that journalistic saying that • too bright of an Idea. don't agree with what you are saying, I will Now, don't get the Idea that I think newborns your right to say It." by BOG's tuition addicted to coc.alne or crack Is a good Idea, because I In this case, I don't believe the government don't I think It's horrible and I don't know why expec Intervene In the manner that It wants to. tant mothers would want their unborn child to come I think, If they want to help an unborn ch smoke screen Into the world with such a heavy burden on their may be addicted to drugs, they need to do If students and their families are basing their young shoulders. more than threaten punishment to the mother. fiscal decisions on the rhetoric of the Board of . So, before we get too outraged, let's think of the Perhaps they could try a different avenue consequences of legislation that could possibly put help before the birth. They could not only give Governors, many are breathing collective sighs drug-addicted mothers behind bars. mothers drug treatment help, but possibly of relief concerning tuition Increases for the Suppose the law Is passed. and mental help along with a lot of support. next academic year. Pregnant women who are addicted to drugs and It's too late to offer help to a child who Is born But with a little research, It wlll become know their babies will also be addicts will not seek pre obvious that concern - and not relief - should natal care because, In the long run, they know they will - Cassie Simpson Is the managing editor and a wind up charged with a felony. If you knew you would far columnist for The Daily Eastern News. be tops for parents and their pocketbooks. At the boards' last meeting on Thursday, BOG spokeswoman Michelle Brazell said even though the board is disappointed by last month's lower-than-expected budget recom ....,~ ' . ( mendation, the board will "make every effort to ~~ot't. ~-Pr 'lt1Jltc1t.1~ ,f hold the line on tuition." I~~·· Editorial But this statement, and the many other valiant anti r tuition increase sermons churned out by the BOG press machine, is nothing but slippery feel-good slop. It should not be trusted. Over the last 10 years, the BOG has in creased tuition eight times - the last being the 10 percent boost students felt in 1992. Even In 1992, the board was using their catch-as--catch can phrases to convey policy decisions. Adding an inflation rate of 4.2 percent, along with a 3 percent increase needed to compen sate for earlier budget cuts, most were consid ering an tuition hike of 7.2 to 10 percent. Brazell said the BOG was looking "in the neighborhood of l 0 percent" and usually tried to shy away from that double-digit figure. Most of the board's positions are said in a way that they always come out sounding right either way. In the 1992 increase, Brazell never said we wouJdn't have a 10 percent tax hike, Troops should be kept in Somal but she did make it sound like It wasn't going When the Marines left for Somali people will not fight over food now to be that high. Somalia In late December, the the future and the duty of the troops Is to But Brazell is not the one to blame in all this. United States and the world's peace In the country. She is just the bearer of bad tidings. It Is BOG prayers were with them. The Before all the troops are pulled out, ho Chancellor Thomas Layzell and other penny United Nations stepped In as a Somalia will have a government that could pinchers at the top. They once again plan to much needed peacekeeper. taln order. Maybe they can have a system squeak the most out of your money. Most people did not like seeing provide national law, education, commerce the pictures of starving children transportation system. So here again lies the BOG, both literally and In Somalia. With all the weapons the Marines have c figuratively. Soviet and U.S. arms were ed, the shopkeepers are at the mercy of the Don't believe what the BOG says about shipped Into the area when the Teresa who raid them. The politics in Africa are likely tuition, don't buy into it and don't even try to Somali people were fighting a Johnson Into chaos. This chaos can be seen In So empathize with its members. The BOG will rec civil war. The United States and where they do not have a government. ommend a tuition Increase to the Illinois Board the Soviet Union took their During the scramble for Africa, the Eur of Highter Education. turns In suppling arms to flght the civil war. nations divided It the way they chose to During the Cold War. which ran from 1947 to not concern themselves with the people who You can bet on it. 1990, there was an east-west rivalry between the there. There were already existing boundarl two superpowers. Both used Somalia to their ethnic groups which were divided in half advantage. Somalia collapsed after the weapons of the scramble. stopped coming. Now the fear Is that If we pull out, som Russians and Americans control their dlents. In will have to go in. By going In, the United this situation the United Nations realized there should have had the Initiative to be res · Don't Jueve the hype. should be respect for human beings. We, the enough to stay In Somalia until the job Is d United States, are In the process of removing can all hope that the Somali people will l'ublk Enemy troops In Somalia. Former President Bush did not not have to live under the gun. want to keep troops there very long, for their safety and the safety of the Somali people. -Teresa Johnson Is activities editor and a The United Nations wanted to make sure the columnist for The Dally Eastern News. 5 ix license request nied; will appeal r being denied a request Class D restaurant license, This will put the illiard Bar and Restaurant '' · attempt to apply for a business in seven ense. days of full service presently holds a Class C Don Yost license (restricted to beer ine) and has asked City Stix owner y Brian Bower to draft a e ordinance for the restau nse request. primary purpose of ob help Stix to use a separate ordi the (Class D) license is nance," Lanman said. se our food business is Lanman ''also added the ordi g and has more than dou nance would be passed when it is per day than originally again considered at the council's ," said Stix owner Don meeting next week although he 0 couldn 'l speak on behalf of all Double-Drive Thru z Class D restaurant license council members. Getting back to the daily grind? • also allow Stix to serve on Sundays. The local bars denied license Take a break and come on down to st said be thought the reclassification were Joker's, McHugh's ~ uranl would be filling a 1421 Fourth St., and Stix, 1412 unity need" if the ordi Founh St., which both held Class The BIG Q for ~ is passed. C liquor licenses. lhe proposal is approved, Joker's was denied the Class Where the Q Stands for Quality t mber of Class D licenses A license in which the business The BIG Q is a 1/4 lb cheeseburger with rease by one. would be able to sell hard liquor Lettuce, Onion, Pickle d is will put the business in or package alcohol. days of full service," Yost The council approved a similar and Special Sauce ordinance that reclassified a Charleston City Council Class C license to Class A lic ------·rc~~ ?>\ ~ ·s" i 4-1 against the proposals ense for E.L. Krackers 1405 dO~ ~\)e, ~e,'l) ~1 e, ~~ • reclassification of two city Fourth St. ,. ~o ~ \\~ r license requests last Bar owners in the Charleston y during its regular meet- area have 11 Class A liquor licenses, four Class C licenses 1/4 lb Cheeseburger ayor Wayne Lanman felt and one Class D license. fully dressed 'stic about Stix reapplying Charleston City Commissioner reg Fry.& 12 oz Drink § Class D license using a sep Bruce Scism said that he would ordinance. wait until he saw the draft before lhink that it would probably he could comment on the issue. SEAR.CH NO MORE The ONLY Off Campus Housing On Campus Now Leasing PARK PLACE APARTMENTS (Across from the Union on 7th) 3-PIECE • 1,2 &3 Bedroom St. James Place Furnished Units (1905) S. 12th St.) DINNER • Free Trash & Parking • 2 Bedroom Units • Central A. 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"I want their input on how we should 1707 9th St. do it... I think they're entitled to really be listened to." For Rides & Info. Call: 348-8222 or 348-0473 The Joint Chiefs had a late-after noon appointment with Clinton. A top military aide said the chiefs believe Clinton has given little thought to such issues as same-sex marriages and spousal benefits. The chiefs realize that "maybe they're being naive. but they hope they have a chance to influence Clinton on the issue," said an offi cer close to the chiefs who spoke Sunday on condition that his name not be used. s He said the chiefs have ques tions relating to whether gay spouses would receive survivors' benefits, health care and housing. JIMMY JOHN' which are given to heterosexuals. And the military leadership also wonders whether the administra tion is ready to pay for extensive GOURMET SUB courses to teach heterosexual troops tolerance for homosexuals. "The danger of violence against ''WE'LL BRING'EM TO YA" gays is very real. It can't be dis counted," the officer said. On Sunday, Defense Secretary Les Aspin said he hoped to avoid a potential "revolt" in Congress and among the Joint Chiefs of Staff 345 1075 over Clinton's plan to end the 50- YOUR MOM WANTS YOU TO EAT AT JIMMY JOHN year-old policy. © COPYRIGHT 1992 JIMMY JOHN'S INC. Tonight At The Martin Luther King Jr. University Union THIRSTY'S presents Student Appreciation Day COUNTRY Tuesday Jan. 26, 1993 NIGHT Q.B.'s Register to Win: TUDENT Plane tickets to Chicago 00 $2. Pitchers Free Craft Workshop No Cover Parents Club Memberships APPRECIATION Passes to UB Events SPRING Free Poster Lamination BREAK '93 DAY and other items! All The Favorite Spots! • South Padre l ·Cancun • FREE Check Cashing all day ·Daytona • Buy 2 greeting cards at the Bookstore, get one free Air Only • Lauderdale $183 • 1/2 price bowling from 6-10:30pm • Vegas Round Trip ·Bahamas • $.04 copies at Copy Express (cash sales only) ·You nam e It • $.25 Button Making at the Craft Depot We've Got It •Double Cheeseburger only $.75 at the Rathskellar But Hurry Space is Limited ! Call 345·7731 • Free squeezebottles at the Rathskellar Charleston Travel ** While supplies last, Quantities are limited** 301 W. Lincoln ly Eastern News Tuesday, January 26, 1993 7 .------~ w funding tops AB agenda I ELT; SM I LF'1 I Fitness Center: A Total Health Experien ce I Get Your Spring Break Board vital to campus 1 1 Apponionment Board will ByEANESKRA lions. Tans Early! 1 bearing additional allocation Staff writer The AB controls the budgets 1 ts from University Board through its reserve fund, Car 1 10 TANS FOR $30 I tions at its first regular The University Board brings mona said. The reserve, which I Wolff Tanning Beds with face tanner and new bulbs I of the year Tuesday. m entertainment, the Student presently stands at $13 t .861. AB will meet Tuesday at 7 Government provides speakers was created by pooling unused the Arcola-Tuscola Room and the Recreational Sports money from the fiscal year. This L---~~~~~~~~~~---~ Martin Luther King Jr. Board makes intermural sports creates a financial buffer for 'tyUnion. programs, but without the emergency expenses and is uti University Board Human Potential UB Communications, Spe Apportionment Board. none of lized during additional alloca Committee presents: vents, Videotape, Lectures, these things could take place. tions. ing, Perfonning Arts and Student Senate's vice presi The board creates a set of Native-American Singer tions committees will be dent for financial affairs and AB checks and balances for approv · g additional funding. chairman, Ron Carmona, said ing most student fees, Carmona Jack Gladstone Olainnan Ron Cannona said the board approves budgets of said. 'tional allocations provide these boards through controlling "Without the board." Carmol'la featuring a multi-media presentation t organizations from the the money they receive from stu said ... the union director, the Government. University dent fees. (vice president) of student and Recreational Sports the Each student pays the univer affairs. the (vice president) for to come before the AB and sity $338.85 in student fees, of financial affairs and the Student ·ate extra funds for their which AB receives $18.85. Senate would be approving bud Carmona estimated that the gets.'' all expenses can be predict board receives a woridng budget The board is made up of nine " a budget is drawn up." of $300.000. This money is then students who are appointed by said ...The additional allo- distributed among UB. Student the current Student Body Presi process allO\\ s for emergen Government and recreational dent Brian Riordan. Carmona sports during budget presenta- and three faculty member.;. !>i!~ to be paid for without g the original budget. still don't feel comfortable unused student fee money which by four fiscal agents who do not die way the AB reserve ha~ Wed. January 27 at 8pm-University Ballroom used to pay for the additional has accumulated over the past sev always effectively communicate · s,'' Cannona said. "Addi eral years. with each other, creating a lot of $1 EIU students w/ID allocations are for emergency Carmona said he also will be confusion. Carmona said. $3 General Public . only. not for extra expens making two new proposals to the This board would create better Program will be followed by a reception . AB, his first proposal being a communication and organization the reserve l..ccp~ being used ALSO DON'T MISS THE extm expenses. what will Recreational Sport:s Advisory between the agents because they Board for Recreational Sports. would regularly mecl and discuss CULTURAL DIVERSITY FAIR \\hen it is exhausted'?" EAST UNIVERSITY BAU.ROOM 12-3PM AB reserve is composed of Recreational Sports is directed each other's expenses. 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Any Clip that la lfleglble or contalnl conflicting Information wiB not be J)Yblished. 10 Tuesday, January 26, 1993 The Dally Eastern Giants may choose Reeves Denver passes over EAST RUTHER FORD , N.J. 49, has been on a golf vacation in lowing a 6-10 record. He was 14- (AP) - Dan Reeves is on the verge Palm Springs, Calif. 18 overall in two seasons. former Eastern coac of finalizing a deal that will make A telephone message left at his Boston College coach Tom him the next coach of the New home in Colorado by The Asso Coughlin and Dallas Cowboys DENVER (AP) - Denver coach George Seifert. S York Giants, a team official said ciated Press Monday was not defensive coordinator Dave Wan defensive coordinator Wade Phil- reportedly was Bowen's Monday. returned. · nstedt were approached. Coughlin 1ips was hired as coach of the choice but problems ap "We are continuing to have dis Robert Fraley, Reeves' attorney, decided to remain in the collegiate Broncos today after former East surfaced over salary and cussions with him, but we are also did not return a telephone ranks and Wannstedt opted to ern assistant coach Mike Shana ty. making progress, pretty good message left at his Orlando, Fla. become the head coach of t he han, the other finalist, said he will Shanahan was Eastem's progress," said John Mara, the office by The Associated Press. Chicago Bears last Tuesday, the remain with the San Francisco sive cooridinator during the Giants' executive vice president A source close to Reeves told same day the Giants general man 49ers as an assistant !hers· 1978 Division II and general counsel. The Associated Press Monday that ager George Young started talking The Broncos, who fired coach championship team. Mara said he was trying to tem the contract talks were in their with Reeves in earnest. Dan Reeves on Dec. 28 after 12 The 45-year-old Philli per his optimism that a deal could final stages. "He's the man if we can get it years, announced the hiring of been considered a prime be completed this week with the "I talked to Dan today," the done," Mara said Monday. "We'd Phillips at a news conference. coaching candidate for some fonner Denver coach who led the source said. "It looks like it will look pretty foolish with every Last week, the Broncos said He coordinated the B Broncos to three Super Bowls and be done. Everything is going thing that's been written if he Phillips and Shanahan were the defense the last four s five AFC West titles. well." wasn't." finalists for the job. developing an aggressive "That's what we're hoping The Giants have been searching Reeves reportedly will receive The 49ers said today that Shan once went 31 games wi for," Mara said. "We'll have to for a coach since Ray Handley a five-year contract worth an esti ahan agreed to a new deal to stay ing up a touchdown ag get this thing done first." Reeves, was fired in late December fol- mated $4 million. on as offensive coordinator under two-minute drill. (/) P:Jil 0 Jamaican 'Ian • ~ Tuesday RUSH Special PIKE! Small 1 Topping Pizza $299 + Tax Medium 1 Topping Pizza $399 + Tax Winter Luau Large 1.Topping Pizza $499 + Tax 6:00 P.M. "Gourmet Pizzas For Any Budget" Greek Court Fast 15 Minute Free Carry Out Delivery For Rides and Info Call 581-6595 or 581-6525 348-5454 215 Lincoln Tuesday, January 26, 1993 t t holar-Athletes of Year named Conference. of her leadership. She's been· an as Eastem's male and Olson and Cook will now join exceJlent defensive player and Scholar-Athletes of che the recipients from the other nine departs as one of our most suc ~ _,,,arty 's Monday's men's basketball league schools who are eligible for cessful students," volleyball coach Bacon cheeseburger w/fries $199 the Mid-Continent's Scholar Betty Ralston said. a senior volleyball play Athlete of the Year award in the Cook has been named to both $1 Bottles (MGD & MGD Light) a 3.8 l cumulative grade spring. the conference and Midwest reg 25 rage. She is majoring in Olson has been academic all ion all-academic teams. He cap others $1 ·es and plans a career in conference for six semesters, and tained the soccer team the past two Tonite: free hot spicy BBQ's therapy. is a two-time District V All-Aca years. a junior fullback on the demic selection. "Matt has been the epitome of •AX.A•AX.A •AX.A •l \.XA• AX.A•AX.A •AX.A •AX.A •AX.A • . has a 3.33 GPA and Olson led the volleyball team in the student-alhlete for us. As team • g in management. service aces this year and was sec captain he's been someone the A awards are sponsored by ond in digs. She is No. 4 on the players look up to, and his aca x ue Hardware through an all-time Eastern list in aces and demic record has been exem A ·c recognition program digs. plary," soccer coach Cizo Mosnia ~~ by the Mid-Continent "Lori is very deserving because said. • ~ Join The Men of xA A •~ AXA • • From page 12 stripe with four seconds left and hit one of the A A two shots to ice the Panthers' win. In addition to x for "Casino Night" x his 13 points, he grabbed two rebounds. dished A 6:00 Greek Ct. A unconscious;· said West, who is shoot out three assists, recorded two steals and blocked • • percent ( 13-35) from behind the 3-point a shot. ~ ~ shot (the 3-pointers) and they went in. I "It's very gratifying," said West of the his per For Rides Call: 6871 ret it." sonal performance and of the team's win. "It's my that wasn't all that the senior from St. senior year, and I'm trying to make some things ~ Don't Pledge Us-Join Us ~ d done in the win. He went to the charity happen for us." •AX.A•AX.A•AX.A•AXA•AXA•AXA•AXA•AX.A•AX.A• 1993-1994 r------, Graduate Assistant Positions Available 1 I In Student Housing SAUSAGE & CHEESE I PIZZA ••• TO GO! I Positions Available Include: Now at Monlcara, get a Mad.. (1'41 I Thin Crust Sausage & Cheese Pizza... I Residence Hall Associate Counselor Greek Court Associate Counselor I I I University Court Graduate Assistant I '7.45 with• urge (1r) Pizza I Good 7 Days/Week with I Applications are available now at the Housing Otrlce Carry-Out/Delivery thru 212193 and are due back February 1, 1993. 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By DON O'BRIEN David Mitchell answered for Staff editor Northern with a jumper in the lane and was fouled by Darrell SportsChannel couJdn 't have Young and given a chance to put asked for a better Mid-Continent the Huskies up by three. But Conference game of the week Mitchell missed what was the last Monday night a1 Lantz Gym be of eight consecutive misses from t ween Eastern 's Panthers and the free throw line by the Huskies Northern Illinois. in the final six minutes of the Eric West scored seven of game. Eastern 's finaJ nine points in the West responded again for the finaJ Lhree minutes of the game as Panthers. who improved to 3-3 in Eastern was able 10 hold off the Mid-Con and to 6-9 overall. Northern, 65-63, in front of 4,903 He drained another 3-pointer, this Panther fans and a live television one corning at the top of the key audience. that put the Panther fans into a "It was a good TV game," said frenzy. West. a senior who has served as "I was unconscious," West the Panthers sixth man for the admitted following the game. past few weeks. "Hell it made me mad that (Lip Eastern, after being down by as nisky) made that (3-pointer)." many as I 0 points in the first half, After Jordan and Northern 's was able to slowly come back in Mike Hartke traded baskets, the the second half thanks, in great Panthers had the ball and a chance part, to the almost playground to set up for a final shot. But type play of West and sophomore Eastern turned it over to Northern Louis Jordan. with 14 seconds lefL ''(In the second half) I went Lipnisky took the ball in and against every principle of my tried to feed center Randy Fens in coaching career," Eastern coach the post. Lipnisky's pass missed Rick Samuels said. "I just told the mark and wound up rolling off them rwo things. We wanted them Mitchell's leg. West was immedi sprinting up the floor every time ately fouled and sank one of two we had the ball and to attack the free throws to ice the game. basket." Northern was not able to get its Jordan got the crowd and the final shot off. Panthers going in the second half Eastern plays at Western when he slammed home a dunk Illinois on Thursday in another and used a smooth baseline move Mid-Con game. to pull the Panthers, who were down by five at the half, back into Men's Box Score MARI OGAWA/P the game. EASTERN 65, Northern Illinois 63 Eastern's Darrell Young looks for the basket during the Panthers' 65-63 victory over Northern "We turned it up a notch in the Panthers FG JPT FT Reb A TP Monday night in Lantz Gym. Hernandez 1-2 0-0 0-l 2 4 2 second half," Jordan said. "We Landrus 3-9 0-3 0-0 3 S 6 never doubted that we were going Jordan 7-14 0-1 7-10 10 l 21 to win the game." Young 3-6 0-0 2-5 12 1 8 West rises in Eastern's w West 4-11 24 3-3 2 3 13 While Jordan may have been Rodriguez 3-6 0-0 l ·2 3 0 7 By KEITH FARROLL After Northem's Mike Lipnisky sank a 3- • confident in another Panther win, Nichols 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 l..tib 4-5 ()..() 1·2 3 0 7 Sports editor put the Huskies up 59-56 with 3:11 re he would have bad a hard time To11tls 25-52 2-8 13-21 3S 14 65 took over. He chalked up his first 3-pointer trying to sell that idea to It was a battle between the North and the East night with 2:58 remaining to tie the game at 59. Northern, which fell to 3-2 in Northern lllinols Tucker 2-ll 1·3 0-0 4 2 5 Monday Night at Lantz Gym, but in the end it was He sank his second trifecta from the top of Mid-Con play and to 7-7 overall. Mitchell 3-8 0-1 1 12 6-9 8 West who stole the show. just 48 seconds later to give the Panthers a 62-6 With the game tied at 56, Nort Pancrson 1-3 1-3 2-2 3 5 5 Lipnisky 4-9 14 3-4 3 2 12 Eastern 's Eric West scored seven points in the final Their first and only other lead, 40-39, was hern 's Mike Lipnisky drained a 3- Hanke 1-1 0-0 0-1 1 2 2 2:58 to help secure the Panther's 65-63 Mid 12:37 mark of the second half after West sank pointer from the right wing that Ohlendorf 2-4 0-0 0-0 2 0 4 Register 3-4 0-0 1-3 4 I 7 Continent victory over the Northern Illinois Huskies. of free throws. gave the Huskies a 59-56 lead Peterson 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 For West, thls game was probably the most tense of "West really stepped up and hit some b' with 3: 11 left to play. Fens 7-11 0-0 2-5 7 I 16 his four-year career. shots," said Eastern coach Rick Samuels. "I That is when West took over to TOl1lls 23·52 3·I I 14-24 34 14 63 "(This game) was probably the most pressure I've prised (he shot the threes). but then again, be become the Panthers' savior. He Fouled out: Eastern-None: Northern-none: been involved in, in a long time," said West who try and make plays like that. There is no q answered Lipnisky's trifecta with Turnovers: Eastern 14, Nonhern 16. came off the bench to finish with 13 points. those that those two threes were the biggest one of his own 13 seconds later to 1 2 F Northern Ill. 33 30 63 West decided to take it upon himself to keep tie the game up. EASTERN 28 37 65 Northern from pulling away with the game. • Continued on page 11 Northern wrestlers a mystery for Easter By JEFF GLADE contains several top-ranked teams. you even start. Still we've been in see seven minutes of intensity. where we need to be for a Staff writer The Huskies have also gotten great a lot of close matches with some Seven minutes Tuesday, seven like this. Still, we need success from the two consistent of the big schools. We're better minutes Friday and seven minutes aggressive and make thin Going into Tuesday's dual meet grapplers on the squad in senior than the record shows." Sunday. If we can do that we pen for us instead of having at Northern Illinois, Eastern T.C. Dantzler at 158 pounds, The question for the Panthers is should do well." tie of things happening wrestling coach Ralph McCaus where the three-time All-Amer can they maintain the intensity that The Panthers haven't seen much Otherwise we'll use a lot land is not sure what to expect. ican is L5-5 on the season, and at McCausland said they had at the of the Huskies this season, match energy than we need Then again, neither does NIU. 177 where junior Jim Kossak Miami of Ohio Open last Saturday. ing up against them only three McCausland said. The Huskies have been strug owski is 17-4. What has killed If they can do that, he feels that times at the Michigan State Open "Matchup-wise, I kno gling this season, posting a 2-4 them though is forfeits. they should be tough to beat. on Jan. 6. Still, Eastern won two of they have T.C. Dantzler dual meet record thus far, and "We have had a lot of problems "We know we have a long week those three matchups, but the who is a three-time All lacking any consistency in a lineup getting anyone to wrestle at 190 in front of us, wrestling at North unknown lineup of the Huskies ican," McCausland added. that has changed several times and heavyweight," Northern Spo ern, U of I and Southwest Miss leaves a lot of unknowns for the than that though, they are a over the course of the season. rts Information Director Mike ouri by Sunday, but what I need to Panthers. There is also the ques a mystery. We beat them The record is not a true measure Korcek said. "That creates a big see is the intensity we bad at Ohio tion of conditioning for Eastern, Lhree at Michigan State, so · of success though, as Northern has problem when you have to forfeit carry over throughout the week," knowing that they have to face two guys wrestle at least that lost three matches to Big Ten two weight classes right off the bat McCausland said. "It' II be a more foes in less than a week. again we should be in schools this season. The Big Ten because you are down L2-0 before seven-minute match and I want to "Shape-wise, J think we are shape."