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UNIVERSITY I TARBLE UNIVERSITY I KITCHEN Artistic Mini-chefs c·reate big meals education EIU Program shows children their way at Tarble around the kitchen By Jeffrey Wallace Staff writer Art classes offered for kids ages 4 to 14 Many parents lament that their children don't spend enough time in the kitchen learning che basics By Dave Pennell of cooking and manners. This is Sports Editor not the case for che young studems enrolled in the Kid's Cooking Academy being held chis summer The Tarble Arrs Cencer is in Klehm Hall. currently holding art classes for Tue Kid's Cooking Academy children again this year for kids program. which is headed by Family aged4-14. Children will participate and Consumer Sciences insrruccor in three different classes going on Kathy Rhodes and sponsored by the through the rest of this month. School of Continuing Education, The classes, held in T arble, teach emphasizes cooking skills and kids about a variety of art styles dining etiquette as well as kitchen and techniques as well as different safety. cultures and historical periods. "We wanted co teach kids" Four and five year olds, the before they gor co high school or youngest group, are learning about college so we got together a class art and customs from various that would teach children about regions in the Mulriculrural Art cooking. etiquette, and nutrition" class going on all this week. Rhodes said. "Many students come Students are studying five co college today and don't know differenr counrries and creating anything about food preparation, Fourth-grader Mikaela Williams (left), of Mattoon, helps prepare some lasagna with sixth graders from \>ro~ects that are native co chat part we are seeking to help chem in this Charleston Shelby Road (middle) and Kelsi Patterson (right) at Kiehm hall Wednesday evening. The of the world. The Exploring 2- regud", she added. Kids Cooking Academy helps children learn to cook everyday meals that most families would prepare for D Media class is offered to six to Tue program also promotes the themselves. eight year olds and lasts until June children to have a healthy body lasagna. Each srudent gets a Network, so we decided to get her and come from communities across 28. Children in this class will gain image. "We like for the kids co cookbook, apron and culinary into it." the region. Several children of EIU experience in a variety of media know chat it's okay co have certain tools. The consensus among several of faculty members are also enrolled such as paint, printmaking and body types" Rhodes said. Students break up inco groups the students was "It's great here, it's in the program including President fabric. - The purpose of the course is not and each prepares an assigned so much fun to cook." Lou Hencken's granddaughter. The srudents then use chose ro just teach the most simple of dish. Students are able to divide _ The program is three weeks Tue program has proven to be skills co emulate the scyle of fumous dishes. up their product and consume their long and three days a week. The quite popular as there is a waiting arciscs like Pict Mondrian, Salvador "'This is not a jello lab" Rhodes delicious creations. classes meet Tuesday, Wednesday, list of 20 children wanting co Dali, and Faith Ringold. Kids aged said. "'The kids are more advanced Parents and children equally and Thursday from 10 a.m. co 12 participate in addition to the nine co fourteen are attending the than you chink" she added. expressed delight in the academy's p.m. and another class meeting 6 to possibility of another program in class entitled A World of Folk Art The students starred the existence. 8 p.m. in Klehm hall room 1411. August chat would more likely where they learn about folk art program on Tuesday, preparing Parent Laurie Richardson of Weekly field trips are scheduled to resemble a day camp. traditions from Mexico, Africa, strawberry banana tofu smoothies, Ashmore, whose daughter is in the different restaurants around town as and Early America. Kit Morice, trail mix, and peanut butter Buff program, said "My daughter has wellasgrocerystorescavengerhunts. Curator of Education at the Tuble, mix. On Wednesday, they were always wanted to be a chef, she The 34 students in the academy » SEE MINI-CHEFS, PAGE 5 said the children get more intensive on to preparing µie more advanced likes cooking and watches the Food range in age from nine co thirteen exposure ro an techniques in the classes than they would in a regular UNIVERSITY I BOY'S STATE classroom. "Our classes are very varied in terms of the offerings and the media they work with. Our instructors are professional artists or arr educarors. And also we have long camp run by the American small class sizes so (the kids) get Legion that teaches high school more one on one than when it's a boys in the summer before their class of 25 or 30 kids with one art senior year the political structure teacher." of American government as well Also, many kids who might nor as sporrsmanship and the electoral be doing well in school will often process. benefit from different kinds of Dias, 17, heard about the camp ceachibg. In a room 6lled with boys from from his cousin who attended "'There are kids chat excel uound the state, candidates for the in Missouri. Before having to visually and learn in ways different Premier Boy's State state elections leave early because personal issues from others so sometimes kids come to the podium in Lantz arena involving a friend in a fatal car who might noc be doing well hoping co gain the votes of their accident, Dias remembers his cousin academically in school really fellow citizens Wednesday night. telling him the amount of "stuff' blossom in the art classes." Either by supporting their own he was learning about himself and Morice also stated that the personal achievements, relating becoming a better leader. museum setting of the classes offers themselves co classic TV shows, such At first, Dias said he did not a unique learning environment as full house or quoting multiple think coo much about it, but his that children don't usually get in song lyrics from current artists such dad suggested he should try Premier an arr class in school. as Eminem, the candidates hoped llATEY MITOIEU. I THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS Boy's State ouc. Classes frequently discuss works co show that they were the best of "My school was not too vocal Sam Diaz, 17, stands in front of campaign sign at Thomas Hall for his on display in Tuble and will even the best. about the program until I came co canidacy for governor of Premier Boy's State. incorporate scyles from current One candidate; however, chose the councilor about it. There was an exhibitions into their projeccs. co honor his experiences and his Metamora Township High Sarurday..All hewantedwasachance application on the desk and he said friendships in the humblest of ways School student Sam Dias did not co become a better leader, and now I could go ifI was interested." n SEE ART, PAGE 5 while giving his speech for Premier know exactly what to expect when he is a candidate for governor. Boy's State'.s highest office. he came tQ Premier Boy's State on Premier B.oy's State is a week » SEE TIANSmONJN,, PAGE 5 U news WWW.DfNNEW$.COM I THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS I THURSDAY 6.14 OZ

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DISASTER I FLOODING weatlleroldlooll ISR flood TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY _ , 92° I 68° --&- 91 ° I 68" -b. 93· I 1z· victims ~ Mostly sunny ' ' Sunny Partly cloudy marooned ,. » Transitioning U of I students ruined FROM PAGE 1 from spring '07 flood Before coming to 72o<1 Premier Boy's State, Dias said he did not might not be reimbursed know exactly what co expect. He tried co gee a hold ofrepresentatives from American Legion, bur came U.Wire to the experience thinlting it was a "leadership camp" and "did not CHAMPAIGN , ILL I Victims of know about the political aspect the ISR flood are still awaiting of it," buc for someone who does compensation for their damaged not know coo much about the clothes, books, purses and other American political system he said valuables. The flood cook place he seemed to "adapted to it pretty during spring break when a leaky quickly." pipe burst in a building service When boys arrive co the worker's closet on the seventh camp they are divided into many floor, damaging items on the floors different sections, including county below. KATEY MITCHEU. I THE DAILY EASTERN llEWS and from their city. There are about "I don't know why it's taking so boys'state 65 boys per county and about eight long for them to fill out the claims counties total. Boys ase cold when repon," said Samiyah Nageeb, Sam Dias, 17, speaks in front of a crowd filled with his fellow Premier Boy's State peers they arrive which city and county junior in LAS. "I think what they and staff about his canidacy for govenor. Premier Boy's State is an all-boys camp run by they belong co and from there must should do is at least update us on the Am erican Legion that promotes citizenship, political knowledge, electoral knowledge decide which political party, either what's going on." and sportsman shjp. Citizens, as the boys are called, are encouraged to run for positions a federalist or a nationalist, them Stanley Apperson, assistant to help them understand the process of American government. will align themselves. director of housing for business D ias decided to be a member and technology services, said LOCAL I UNIVERSITIES of the Federalist Party for the city Wednesday he had not sent the of Yost in Hayes County. Elections claims to the University claims started out right away for city office at that time. positions, including county clerk, Andi Cailles, assistant director Lake Land president fire chief, police chief and mayor. for hall supervision and staffing, Dias was elected mayor for said she doesn't think the University Yost; however, he never got to will end up reimbursing the affected ace ouc while in his position as residents. mayor, because before he knew "Mose likely they will find that ic he was elected a chairman for the University of Illinois was not resigns in silence Hayes County and from there vice­ negJjgent in any way," Callies said. chairman co the counties board. According to the damage claim Dias from that first nighc did information packet, a "resident shall EIU officials are still held The board of truscees would be responsible not care what positions he got or not claim damages from University accountable for their actions for the hearing and reassignment of an how far he would go as long as ... in the event the premises or employee's duties . developed friendships and more property are damaged or destroyed The Employee and Labor Relations office confidence in himself and his by fire, flood or any other causes By Kristy Mellendorf practices progressive discipline in dealings leadership skills. not under University's control." Qty Reporter with employees working under the civil ''.All I wanted was friendships Cailles said the pipe burst service heading. These employees include and confidence," Dias said. "Now resulted from the age oflSR, which Bill Thallemer recently resigned his secretaries, janitors and those working in more and more people support was built in 1964. She said no position as president ofLake Land. The derails civil service. me, which in turn gives me more one had any way of knowing the involving his deparrure have not been made "Progressive discipline is designed for friends and more confidence as a pipe was leaking because of the public, as per confidentiality agreement. the less serious infractions," Wayland said. leader. le adds to the experience by insulation surrounding ir. According co the Employee and Labor "The idea is co work towards correcting the a long shoe." Cailles said, though, if the Relations office at Eastern, an agreement to problem." When Dias found out that he University refuses to compensate not talk is typical of actions of that nature. Once a problem bas been brought to the was the Federalist Party's candidate the flood victims, it is likely "Discipline on campus is confidential, its office, the facts must be found. for governor in the state elections, Housing will do ic. not meant co be a public matter," said Robert "The he said/she said cases happen a lot be was ecstatic. To him, the "le seems like the right thing to Wayland, director of employee and labor and can be difficult to prove," Leonard said. nomination just reassured the fact do even though the University was relations. Appropriate discipline includes oral chat he was doing what he came co not negligent in any way," she said. Employees at Eastern are categorized reprimand, written reprimand, suspension the camp to do, be a leader. Cailles said that while they in a few ways. Administration, faculty and and discharge, respectfully. All of these are At the general assembly where wane co do the right thing it is also civil services are all categories of employees. documented and placed into a worker's file the candidates give their speeches, imponanc that they follow policy. Each category has its own regulations and when they occur. Dias walks co the podium with As far as how staff handled rooms standards to adhere to. An oral reprimand is a discussion between grace and charisma. In bis speech ac the rime of the flood, some The president of the university adheres to employee and supervisor with emphasis on he thanked bis friends and his residents feel they were careless standards set by the board of trustees. lf an correcting the employee's behavior. Under fellow citizens for giving him with their things. action is inconsistent with those standards, a the wriuen reprimand, the supervisor shall this opportunity and hopes to Lauren Kroll, junior in LAS, separate disciplinary procedure exists. explain the correct and expected behavior, "represent all of you guys, the best said when she returned co her In dealing with termination or in addition to recording the violation in group of 17 and 18 year olds chat room after break, clothes in her reassignment of the president or other memorandum form. Suspensions are based Illinois has to offer." closet were still wet, the inside of members of administration, the member upon the recommendation of the supervisor. Travis Linder, councilor for her computer case was wee and the muse have faculty rank. Discharge occurs when less severe both Yost city and Hayes County, food in the refrigerator was spoiled "Presidents are typically not guaranteed a actions fail to correct behavior. This is also said be "you can really cell from and smelled because it had been retreat to a faculty position," Wayland said. is done when the offense requires immediate the first day the people who really lefr unplugged. Should Eastern's next president, William separation from employment. try and have the besc chances in Her computer, which was inside Perry, face disciplinary action, he would The employee has an option t0 appeal offices," Linder said. "I hope that the case, is working fine right now have the option of such a retreat. While ac any step in the process. The office sees no matter what, position or not, buc all her manuals and backup Texas A&M University, Perry had tenure many performance related issues. O ne such chat Dias rakes home with him CDs were ruined. She said they as a mathematics professor, who has now example is excessive absenteeism. the sense of achievement, new threw everything else on cop of her transferred to Eastern. "We tell supervisors co look for a pattern, friendships, more self-confidence bed. Depending on the severity of the then to ask for verification by way of a and just the willingness to go and "I just thought it was a little infraction, the administration member could doctor's note," Wayland said. try new rhjn~ in rhe fim1re" strange that all my containers were receive an immediate termination of duties The Civil Service Disciplinary on cop of my bed but my computer or one after three months. The employee Management form lists several actions that COMMENTS I CORRECTIONS I. was tossed under my bed," Kroll would receive a statement of reasons for the would bring about disciplinary action. The said. Kroll said that the e-mails decision. The employee could also request a list is not meant co be an all-inclusive list as co EVENTS report any errors, local events or explaining the incident were hearing. the actions provoking discipline. le includes To misleading. 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DRAWN FROM THE NEWS I ADAM TEDDER I was driving in my car listening to the Mancow radio show on my way back from Champaign che ocher day, and as I was listening a Chinese immigrant from New York came on the show and was saying char all Americans are ignorant. On some level I think he was right. $30 Okay, I am nor trying co say chat I am un-American, because I'm not. Bue from my observation about the people that I sec in chis country, whether in Charleston, Chicago, Illinois or California, myself included, Million we all seem to have a major case of Accention Defecate Disorder (ADD), meaning we do not have high accenrion spans, especially when it comes to issues dircccly concerning For Poor ourselves. I'll start with an example chat got my attention chis weekend, gas prices. Okay, it is safe co say chat everyone knows about the soaring gas prices char have been happening. In On Tuesday ONE, chc anti poverty Champaign ic dropped down to $3.09 campaign founded by U2 froncman and in Charleston $2.98. When I fuse Bono announced they were investing COWMNIST I CHRIS WALDEN saw these prices over che weekend $30 million co pressure the presidcncial I about jumped for joy. "Yeah, gas candidates co focus on whac they rcrm prices are going down!" Bue then a "oft forgotten" issues. friend of mine who was with me said, These "oft forgotten issues" arc "Do you realiz.e chac a year ago we helping the poor. The program, called DRINK UP would be curing the government if ONE Voce '08 is a bipartisan political gas prices goc as high as $3.09?" push that hopes co motivate chc next My friend had a poinc in saying president co cake concrccc seeps co chat as Americans we tend to forget ending hunger and disease while Ic's summer. It's hot. And we almost always might drink it more often. things very fuse, especially if it does improving education and access co water, need something co drink. Propel has less than half che amount of nor affect us at char moment. I mean, worldwide. Old news, righr? sodium of Gatorade and has less than 15% of gas prices have been steadily going While ending poverty worldwide is an Well what do we choose co drink when the the amount of sugar in Gatorade. And, un~ke up every summer. Noc a surprise co amazing goal, che entire announcement Heat brings its mean little brother Thirst co ~ugar-only Gatorade, Propel conrains many most because prices ger pushed up seems like an overzealous PR push co the parry? vicamins and minerals that our bodies swear for summer traveling season. Bue bring more press to the organiz.acion, not Our choices are quite varied, thanks co chc out with water. We can generally drink Propel somehow they always seemed to be che cause. local WAL-MART providing us with nearly during any cime of our workout or daily life. fixed in chat spot. In chc pasc few months ONE every need. However, our choices have a FRUIT JUICE - These are refreshments Five years ago, gas in ccncral volunceers have been wearing black and powerful effect on our bodies. of fruicy goodness, full of flavor and essential Illinois was about $1.40 a gallon and whice logo shires and carrying placards We may not chink about it, but the choice vitamins and minerals. Orange juice is a good I remembered people complaining while attending presidencial debates of Gatorade or Coca-Cola may mean the source of daily calcium. Natural juice is just because ic was up from the $.90 ic and campaign evencs. In the upcoming difference between a happy or cramped body. plain good. The same goes for milk, which was ac earlier chac year. Then when months, cowr ' 11 events, mailings, a Here are some quick faces on what kinds of is a primary source of calcium for many prices wcnc down during the wincer celebrity bus w and TV advertisements drinks we should consider depending on che Americans. months, people calmed down. Then will be used cc "I and persuade nature of our thirst: The catch? Ifwe go bounding around with when summer came, gas prices wenc presidencial c.a1 idates. juice or milk in our stomachs, we're almost up slighcly again, $1.50 a gallon, How about investing the money used WATER - H20, ice in a liquid scace. sure co gee cramps or an unhappy tummy. and people complained, buc they all for chis promorion and using chat co help Our bodies sy;eat ic - among ocher things Ocheiwisc, it does a body good. seemed co forget abouc it when the che poor? - and need more to supply our blood scream. CAFFEINE - Pepsi, Mouncain Dew, winter months came and lowered $30 million ".us, chat's more Bottled water thankfully gives us nothing Coca-Cola, energy drinks. All of these fall prices just enough for people co get money than m of us will have a in a else co worry about. No calories, no carbs, no inco the category of popular caffcinaccd use co chem. I mean I remember two life cime. sodium, no vitamins (and consequently no refreshments during the warm summer summer's ago cursing because gas was Ir's one movie role for mosc flavor.) months. High in sugar and caffeine, it would $2.50 a gallon, now I wish ic was chac celebrities. Water i.9 recommended for workouts and seem on the outside they're loaded with low. Its enough money to feed millions of activities chat won't be going on very long energy for che hard working and sweating Why do we forget at the drop of impoverished people world wide. - less than an hour, usually. In chat time of body. a hat all our oucragc? Ir seems we, $40 dollar ' Onth can feed a child swearing, your body hasn't lost many viramins Bue don't forger: caJfeine is a drug chat can as Americans, blow up at a certain orphaned b' in Malawi for three or minerals, or even energy~providing have a side effect after chc high wears off, but copic, chcn after a fcw days we drop and a half mo1 ub, according co Oxfam. carbohydrates for chat marcer. also poses another problem for athletes. le ic for our most prevalcnc topic, chis $4 dollars each week can provide 133 GATORADE - One of the mosc-used makes us have co pee more, which is a form summers being Paris Hilton going co school dinners. thirst-quenching refreshments worldwide. of swearing water our of our blood scream jail. ONE celebrity members include Highly flavored water supplied with a dose and body. We should stick co copies chac Brad Pirc, Matt Damon, Jay Z, and Will of sugar. It castes fruicy and sweet when we're Even if some of us are used to drinking outrage us, nor drop chem. Maybe Smith. These accors and rappers use their thirsty. coffee to keep cool (an unusual but not if people scarred complaining more celebrity co bring attention co the cause Those eleccrolyccs the company advertises uncommon practice), it's acrually working co the governmenr about the drascic of ending poverty world wide. co have in its drink arc minerals like sodium, against us in our effort to re-hydrate increase of gas prices, chen they would Instead, they should be using cheir potassium and chloride - they help prevcnc ourselves. not have co worry if gas will gee co $4 money to end poverty world wide. By cramps and heat stress from fatigue. Ir also However, energy drinks have one thing a gallon, something people did cwo jusc drawing accention co the issue, they has no fruit juice, for a rt.-ason we'll gee to all of che above drinks do nor they're loaded summer:. ago about $3 a gallon. If are saying the issue is important, bur not shortly. with tons of vicamins, minerals, proteins and people keep on the crend chat they are important enough to donate their money However, Gatorade does not carer to chose chemicals our body uses up in an extended on, nothing will change. People will coo. If che issue of ending poverty world of us worried about getting coo much sugar, workout. h's recommended chat we use still be known as ignorant Americans. wide is nor important enough for Matt, whether for controlling glucose levels or energy drinks after a hard day's work and not Bue maybe if we change our attitudes Brad, Jay, Will and Bono co dona re their minimizing cavities. before. by paying more attencion co topics money to, chen why should che United Gatorade is available and advertised by Keeping all chis in mind, we have to be and stick with chem. then maybe we States Government commit billions and large for athletes and those in competitive aware of the dangers of drinkmg too much can redeem ourselve~ and become of dollars? 1o mak1 .i tru arement, activities. Gatorade, like its younger brother refreshments. We've seen news of wacer- something more. each celebrity member of o~ " 1ld Propel. is best for exercise and activities drinking contests killing people, but athletes donate $5 billion dollar~ wward~ ending lasting over an hour long. are at just as much risk of water intoxication poverty worldwide. Then, che masses PROPEL- From the makers of if they aren't modest in consuming their will applaud chcir work and presidential Gatorade, chis recenc addition to the achleric refreshments. The editorial is the majority opinion of candidates will cake notice, instead of refreshment family is a blend becwecn water Until next week, I wish rest of us the The Daily Eastern News editorial board. just noticing che T-shirt they have on. and Gatorade. le was created co ace as a best in keeping cool, staying hydrated and Reach the opinions editor at flavored substitute for water Some of us may drinking safe (and I don't just mean chirsr [email protected]. nor be interested in drinking water except for quenchers.) being thirsty- but if it castes good, coo:. ..w"~, c...... ------

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Fundamencal play is what sec:; the Spurs invaluable. As Curator of Education ar the Tarblc, Tarblc has continued co offer non-profit apart from the rest of the N BA. Tim Duncan Tony Parker is one of the hardest point Morice is heavily involved with promoting professional arc instruction to Charleston has been nicknamed "The Big Fundamental" guards in the league co scop because he doe.<;n'r and improving :irr~ educ-.::irion in ~chool~; and rh~ ~urroundjng atta. All fe~ from the and for very good reason. Duncan is a big stop as he cuts toward the basket for layup che Tarblc classes are simply a way of further classes go towards maintaining the program, man with an abundance of low-post moves, afi:er layup. Then there's Manu Ginobili, an enhancing the instruction they receive in whether that includes paying the instructors but he can also play fucing the basket. all-hustle perimeter player with chc ability co their normal classrooms. or buying materials. It's at this point where Duncan shows not only drive to the basket but step beyond The instructors of the classes are all Morice was very pleased ac the community off his basketball knowledge. When he steps the arc for a three-pointer as well. experienced artists and an teachers coming reaction she has received from students and out berwecn 15 and 20 feet from the basket, It is this team-wide fundamental style from backgrounds in professional art and art parents. "We get very positive feedback. Duncan will accually use the backboard to that has sec the Spurs on track to win their education. Currently, 32 kids are enrolled in Parents arc very happy for (the kids) to gee hdp his shots go in. What a novel idea, using fourth NBA Finals title in the past decade. the three June classes with about 12 to 15 in enriched art experiences beyond what they the backboard for its intended purpose! The sticking point of that statement is a class. Several srudcnrs return to the classes arc already gcrcing." Many home-school The rest of the Spurs are similar "team-wide." year after year to participate in the varying parents, who might be more limited in what throwbacks. Bruce Bowen is one of the most Duncan, Parker and GinobiH were not programs offered, with many younger they can offer their kids, enjoy the classes as tenacious defenders in the league. His ability at their best during Tuesday nighr's Game siblings following in their footsteps. Tarblc wctt. Some may lack the experience with art, to shut down all-star scorers and then put Three, yet the Spurs were able co pull out has a long hiscory of offering community or the necessary materials, and look at the up double digit points of his own make him another victory. art classes, having provided the service since Tarble children's programs as great resources opening in 1982. Now in its 25th year, the for their kids. » Mini-chefs FROM PAGE 1 » Camp FROM PAGE 8 Rhodes added thac she would like for the class devoted to etiquette, which she said Kid's Cooking Academy co become a regular was "lacking in a large amount of college Several boys come back to camp year after drive and enthusiasm. program at Eastern. students." year, and Lyons enjoys watching them grow "The young guys, they bring a lot ofenergy "We hope it will. We'll wait for the The program culminates in chc students into berccr players each season. to camp." feedback and hopefully we'll also have the preparing a tea reception for guests where The boys~ come to camp ready to work And there is no doubt that high-energy is opportunity for more classes, spin-offclasses, they will receive a culinary kit and a certificate hard in order to improve. a good characteristic for these aspiring major and classes for different age groups," she of completion for their participation in the Even the 89 degree weather coupled with leaguers co possess. said. Kid's Cooking Academy. a blazing sun could not put a damper on their Rhodes also expressed interest in a Business DID YOU KNOW... ou~ on a YOUR FINANCIAL AID WILL PAY FOR li111b1 YOUR OFF CAMPUS HOU S ING!!! JUST ASK US!

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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's OnLne Editor their heisrs played by mogul, suffers a heart attack chat leaves him catatonic End "Ocean's 11' was one and unrcsponsive(a cliched movie disease but just run with it). He is put 3. Knocked Up ofmy favorite films because inco chis predicament when he gees double-crossed out of his share of 4. Surf's Up of ic complex yer easy to huge mega hotel/casino by infamous hotel owner Willie Banks played by 5. Shrek the Third follow storyline and the way Al Pacino. So the whole gang take a break from their old lives and their the case handled themselves relationships (the female leads, Julia Roberts and Catherine Zera-Jones to bring some simple movie have been left out of the story). With help of Ocean nemesis Terry Benedict fun to the screen. "Ocean's (Andy Garcia) and computer ally from the lase movie Roman Nagel(Eddie 12" was not quite a waste "Izzard), they plan co rig every game in Bank's casino so he loses more money of film, but all it added than he can pay off and loses his horel. up to was money for the The film brings back a lot of che enjoyment that was movie studio and 2 hours lose in' the second movie. We don't gee any deep character FAST FACTS • of George Clooney, Brad backgrounds, so che rest of the movie is spent watching •Found in: Pict, Mace Damon, etc. to che gang enjoy themselves planning and carrying out the 3565 theaters show offhov fabulous their big heist and going through so many obstacles co get Un ted States lives arc. They can make justice for their friend. a movie char didn"c really The humor i~ on fire and conscandy coming at the " Box Office: So need co be made, but was viewer co keep them entertained. ]he acrors bring their far as made Just made just so the srars could A-game for the roles and make the viewer suspend their over $36 million hang out in Europe and disbelief for rwo hours. Despite the humor, the film does .. Ocean's 1 Z: make even more money suffer in areas. Ir still relies on some plot poinrs from Grossed $1 25.5 » 1. feat. Jay-Z "Umbrella" chan I will ever have{even the lase movie; che use of these scorylines can leave some m: on (SRP/Def Jam) the Italian mansion used in viewers confused wondering who these ocher characters • Ocen's 11 : 2. Shop Boys ''Party like a Rockstar" the movie belonged co Clooney, ic almost bordered on being an episode of and why they are important. Grossed $183.4 (On Deck) MlVCribs). There are coo many extra plot poincs that clog the mtl ion 3. T·Pain "Buy Ua Drank (Shawty So in response co the audience dislike and rhe fact the srudio wanted movie and hinder ics progress. And while Pacino plays Snappin')" (Konvict/Nappy Boy/Jive to drain more money from the franchise, we get what the cast called the a great ruthless villain and actresses Ellen Bark.in works n Distribution: 4. Fergie "~g Girls Don't Cry" (will. 'sequel chat should have been." well as Pacino's second-in-command, both of these All three ITIOV!es i.am/A&M) Forcunacely, director Steven Soderbergh and the case heard the criticism roles needed co be Aeshed our more. All in all, ic has its made by Warner 5. Maroon 5 "Makes Me Wonder" and made changes that needed to be made. shortcomings but ir scill is great summer escapism that Bros. Distribution (A&M/Octone) The film cakes place where ic all began in Las Vegas. The gang reunites we've come co expect. Old fashioned look, feel is fresh

Adam Tedder she docsn'1 wam 10 admit hC'r FAST FACTS Edrtor-in-Olief feelings for the Dark Knight. • Leagtb: 160 pages The artwork bv Sale is "Publisher: DC Comics She's been Barman's on and wonderful. Most 'will now 11 Autbor: Jeph Loeb off again love interest for yc:ars. recognize Sale'.!> arc on the popular She's been Barman's on and television show, "Heroes." Some " Artist: Tim Sale Hardcover Fidion off again enemy for years. of his best work in the book is • Series: Sixth 1n senes n 1. "A Thousand Splendid Sons" by Thac, in a nucshell, is in some of the dream sequences " Release Date: June 6 Khafed Hosseini the scory between the two where che arc becomes more and 2. "The Overlook" by Michael Connelly characters. more abscract lbe lines and " Relation to Morie: Not to be 3. "The 6th Target" by James Pattrson Ir's a confusing srory, but colors are vivid and do a fantastic mistaken or confused the poo1 ly 4. "Invisible Prey" by John Sandford nonechebs interesting. job at developing the story. reviewed and low,box office draw 5. "Bad Luck and Trouble" by Lee Child But some of the confusion Loeb's writing is also pretty "Catwoman,• starnng Hal e Berl)! gets a liccle clearer with good, but some of the srory " PortraJ in theatre: H e Berry. Cacwoman: When In Rome. becomes confusing. Cacwoman Mdielle Pieffer and Eartha Kitt The six-pare mini-series by is a strong character, who often writer Jeph Loeb and arcist prides herself in being able in Barman's career, even before Tun Sale tries not only co co handle herself. Loeb made a Robin, his sidekick, appears. explain some of Cacwoman sure to explain that through Which brings up another point. a.k.a Selina Kyle's past but Cacwoman's dialogue and Though Loeb has Carwoman play what happened in their other thoughts, yet the scory seemed as though she is dumb ac times, it collaborations .. Bacman: The co contradict thac. Cacwoman is heavily hinted thac she already Long Halloween" and "Bacman: seemed to rely heavily on some knows Batman's true identity of Dark Vicrory". many craps and encounters many knight in shining armor co save Bruce Wayne. It is cold thac Cacwoman's deadly, yec familiar Bat-Famly foes her. An array of characters help After reading the story, I felt that disappearance halfway through as well as ocher DC Comic villains her out of jams quite frequently there were more promises made that "Dark Victory" is that she left co such as Cheetah {ironically, another throughout the story and it jusc were never quite delivered. The end Italy. car villain). does not feel as though she is has an empty feeling to it. But the Yahoo Searches Sure enough, this is where the Even more distracting is her being portrayed quite accwacdy co overall book has a great nostalgic n 1. Ozzfest scory of "When In Rome" picks constant drifting mind as she has character. Castillo seems to be the feeling of 1920's-30's cinema. 2. Sturgeon Rsh up. We see Cacwoman and another dreams( or sometimes nightmares) one doing mosc of the hard work The book is not a muse read, even 3. Henderick Motorsports famous Batman villain, the Riddler, of Bacman and a deadly new and fighting throughout the story. for fans of "Dark Victory", but it 4. Tomato Burschette on a plane to Italy. Cacwoman is stranger, Christopher Castillo. Bue the story does a good certainly is not a throw away either. 5. Willamstown Theatre crying co solve the mystery ofher life The scory is preccy interesting job at showing how Batman Ic's a good story that leaves even the as she tries co find clues co discover as it delves inco Cacwoman's past and Carwoman's "romance" has biggest Batman fans rooting for the who her true parenrs are. Through as well as explaining some of her developed. le should be noted villain. her quest, she stumbles through infuruation with Bannan, even if that the story is dated as in early

PHOTO FAST FACTS • Photo by Seth Mmer/Oaily Eastern News Actors Justin Finley, a sophomore theater l'lCIJOr. and Krysta Greenwood, a sen or at Charleston High Schoo • rehearse their roles 111 !re- upcom nq production of ~ Fables: • Prodmctiom: l\esop's Fables" " Time: 10 a.m a I days of production VH1 Photo Galleries n 1. Charm School Episode 8 ,, Date: June 20-23 2. Paris Hilton .. Place: Villdge Theatre 960 18 Street, Charleston 3. Latest Red Carpet Pies " Cost: $5, both at the- door and n advanc by cd!I nq 581-3110 4. Fresh from the Set a Cast: Eastern studerts and faculty, along With Charleston Hgh Sdiool students 5. Britney see.a!:_ BASEBALL I BOY'S CAMP Baseball camp teaches skills SPORTS Kids learn pitching, hitting past 13 years, and is open co boys in fuse grade "Every age group brings a variety of things from Panther baseball players through high school. The camp is broken up co work with," Lyons stated. into rwo different sessions with pirching in But he agrees chat variety is in fa.ct the spice THURSDAY and coaches che morning and hitting in chc afternoon. of life. Lyons enjoys being able co use different . .. " - . According co Assistant Baseball Coach and teaching methods and getting to work wich ''\ . ·~ . ' Camp Director Sean Lyons, 45 campers younger players for a change of pace. When BJ Barbara Harrington attended che pitching session while 50 working with college srudencs, he has found Staff Reporter attended the hitting session. With an intimate chat players n~ the mosc help fine-runing sc.oreboard group of campers, the young athletes were able their skills. But young players have much PANTHER SPORTS SCHEDULE On June 11 and 12 young achlercs from to receive plenty of individual attention. more to learn. From how co pitch and hit CAMP Charleston and che surrounding area gathered Throughout the day, boys took turns co chc nature of che game, ic is all about chc at Coaches Stadium to improve their skills as Sunday • Boys Basketball Camp I hitting or pitching, allowing chem co receive fundamentals. Thru Sat. June 16 baseball players. individual coaching on their skills. During the "Our main objective is co hdp che young With some tips from members of the pitching portion, inscructors focused mainly player develop," Lyons explained. "It's great CAMP Eastern Illinois University Baseball Team and on mechanical skills, with an emphasis on seeing kids with smiles on their fuces, having SandaJ • Coed Tennis Camp I a couple days of practice, the boys walked out balance and cccbnique. In che afternoon hitting fun and getting better." Thru Tues. June 19 of chc stadium feeling a liccle bic more like session, campers concencrated primarily on Lyons has been a baseball fanatic his entire CAMP recently drafted Panther fuse baseman Erik proper stance and footwork. Lyons has worked life, and it seems his passion for che spore has Monday • Youth Souor Camp I Huber. with a variety of different ages, and has learned rubbed off on che campers. Thru Thurs. June 21 The Baseball Hitting and Pitching chat with each assorcmcnt of players comes a Commuter Camp has been going on for the new challenge. H SEE CAMP, PAGE 5

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The San Anconio Spurs have been responsible for five of the six lowest scoring games in NBA Finals history-winning all but one of these affairs. Tuesday nighc's game against che Cleveland Cavaliers was nearly che lowest of che low. With 147 combined points, the Spurs and Cavaliers finish second all time to the 145 points scored in 1955 by che Fore Wayne Pistons and Syracuse Nationals. This lack of offensive punch has resulted in chc Spurs being saddled wich a "boring" label. I proffer che question of why sound, fundamental basketball is considered boring. The Spurs are noc a run-and­ gun ceam. They will noc breach the 100-poinc barrier on a regular basis. However, they play cough, hard-nosed basketball especially when everything is on chc line. AMiil l'llEUllEK I THE DAILY WTERll MEWS Thrbwback basketball. Second grader from Mattoon Conor Branson (Bottom) wrestles for baseballs with Michael Whitacre, a 3rd grader from Paris at the baseball Defensive struggles arc about youth camp held at Coaches Stadium Tuesday afternoon. Kids from the surrounding Charleston area attended the camp Monday and Tuesday as popular co the general public as this week. Ebola, and chis trend is common in all professional spores. More people wane co see dozens of three-pointers and wide.. open dunks on breakaways chan a half-.courc game ruled by stingy defense. More people wane co see home Cardinals 7·, Royals 3 run after home run than a baseball game decided by a squeei.e play. More people want co sec their Adam Wainwright allows Tyler Johnson started che ninth and gave up a walked cwo and did noc have a strikeout. favorite golfers shoot under par by one hit in eight innings in three-run homer co Alex Gordon, his fourth. Scott Spiczio doubled leading off the double digits than scruggle against Johnson retired only one batter and was second, went co third on Gary Bennett's single a cough course. Wednesday night victory replaced by Russ Springer, who gor the final and scored on Miles' sacrifice By. Eckstein I, for one, love defensive two outs. singled and then Perez walked So Taguchi, basketball. I yearn co see a well­ By DOUG TUCKER Miles had moved over from second base loading che bases for Pujols. execuced squeeze play. This year's AP Sports Writer scarcing chc fourth when David Eckstein Pujols' single brought in two runs, and Master's was exciting because developed cighcness in his lower back. he went co second when left fielder Joey. scores in the red were not just Wainwright (5-5) had allowed only two German, subbing for ailing second baseman Gathright's throw to the infield sailed wide for handed co che entrants. They had baserunners (on a walk and an infield error) Mark Grudzielanek, then singled cleanly an error. to work ac beating che course. I when Esceban German singled co left with between chi rd and short. Bue Teaben lined ouc Juan Encarnacion, screeching his hitting guess chis makes me a throwback cwo out in che sixth co break up che no-hitter. sharply to end che inning and Wainwright, streak co 13 games, made ic 6-0 with a cwo­ as well. Wainwright struck out three and walked cwo. throwing a mixture of breaking balls and run single. Pujols, who wenc co high school in fastballs, retired che next five batters before Eckstein doubled leading off the game and lndependehcc, Mo., just a few miles from issuing his second walk, co Joey Gachrighc scored on Pujols' single. H SEC RtCHET, Kauffman Scadium, singled home a run in che with two ouc in che eighth. The Royals had cwo players leave che game PAGES first off Odalis Perez (3-7) and then keyed a Wainwright, who got che save in che with apparent injury. five-run second inning with a two-run single. clinching wins in boch the NLCS and World Reliever Brandon Duckworth left after The AU-Star fuse baseman, who was passed on Series last year, was rerurned to che rotation throwing jusc two pitches in the fourth and by che Royals in chc 1999 draft because they in spring training after che departure of designated hitter Mike Sweeney was rcplaocd worried he would become overweight, seems several starters, including Jeff Suppan and Jeff after stumbling and fa.lling while running co Scott Richey is a junior journalism major. always to punish his home town team. Weave~ · fuse on a routine groundouc in che bottom of He can be reached at srrid1ey@eiu. At Kansas City, Pujols has a .398 average Perez went three-plus innings and gave the inning. eclu. with seven homers and 23 RBis in 83 at-bars. up seven runs _ six earned _ and 10 hits. He