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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1997 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in September by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SUNNY a high of 76º The Get INSIDE Daily Eastern setPanther football team prepares Eastern Illinois University FRIDAY for Division Charleston, Ill. 61920 September 12, 1997 Vol. 83, No. 15 II St. Joe’s Get the latest dirt on your 16 pages, 2 sections favorite fall television shows PAGE News 8A SECTION B “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid” One year at a time Minority enrollment at 7.5 percent, on way to 12-percent goal By SCOTT BOEHMER Campus editor
Despite an increase in this year’s minority enrollment, Eastern still faces an uphill battle to reach the goal set by Eastern’s President David Jorns, said Johnetta Jones, director of minority affairs. Eastern now has 887 minority students, which comprise about 7.5 percent of the total student body. However, Jorns set a goal in 1994 to have 12 percent of the student body be minorities by the year 2000. “I like having a goal to shoot for,” Jones said. “I COLLIN LANNING/STaff photographer happen to feel that you have to have dreams.” Drumroll, please Jones said one of the things that helped provide Joe Arenberg, a sophomore music major, practices the drums outside of the Doudna Fine Arts Center Thursday afternoon in “motivation” for stronger minority recruitment preparation for the marching band’s half time show at Saturday’s football game (see page 8A). He is a member of the Midwest efforts was a drop in the number of minority Funk Factory, the EIU marching band’s drumline. See MINORITY page 2A Homecoming parade adds band competition to line-up By MATT ADRIAN members of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity for Zielinski decided to make the emergency each receive a $75 honorarium. Student government editor harassing parade participants. additional allocation, because of the time Joseph Manfredo, director of bands for An emergency additional allocation was issue involved in getting bands to Eastern, said it is not uncommon to pay The addition of a high school band made to provide funds for a marching band participate. Zielinski added that marching bands for participating in competition to this year’s Homecoming is competition at this years Homecoming Apportionment Board wasn’t able to meet parades. He said the $100 helps to offset one of the several steps being taken to events. Steve Zielinski, student vice in time to provide a recommendation. the transportation costs, and other expenses improve relations between the University president for financial affairs, said the $950 The allocation will be used to pay for the the bands may have. and Charleston residents. would come from $8,600 left over from marching bands and judges, Zielinski said. Several people said the marching band The relations became strained because of last year’s budgets to be used for additional The marching bands would receive $100 competition would help to mend relations complaints lodged last year against allocations. for participating, and two judges would See PARADE page 2A African-American studies program steps into 1990s CAA approves proposed revisions By SARAH REYNOLDS Mary Wohlrabe, CAA chair. and DEANA POOLE The changes will be implemented for Staff writers the spring semester. Members of the African-American After being tabled for two consecutive Studies advisory board were present to weeks, the Council on Academic Affairs display the amount of input that went into Thursday approved a revision of the the proposal. African-American Studies program. “Some people have the assumption Changes to the African-American these courses were just designed by one Studies major, minor and the addition of person and didn’t go through the process,” seven course proposals were proposed by Coker said. Adeniyi Coker, director of the African- The changes will bring the current American Studies program. The proposal program structure, which was established was tabled because CAA members in the 1970s, into the 1990s. thought additional clarification was Coker said he made minor changes to needed. the proposal after it was tabled at last IKUYA KURATA/Staff photographer “My concern is not the idea of updating week’s CAA meeting. the program ... rather I’m concerned that “We made some corrections based on Movie madness when the program goes into the catalog, it the suggestions of the CAA from the last Hope Kasper (center), a freshman music major and Cathy Carlson, a sophomore sociology be as perfect as we can make it,” said major, look for movies, music, photos and stickers Thursday in the Martin Luther King Jr. See CAA page 2A University Union. 2A day, Sep e be , 99 y RHA revises their constitution By AMY THON regarding the retreat. Staff Writer RHA members will be meeting this week with the food court consultants in order to discuss which restau- The Residence Hall Association unanimously rants will be in the food court. Last semester the Late Night approved revisions Thursday to their constitution. University voted on a referendum to add a food court to The decision was made after the changes had been the Martin Luther KIng Jr. University Union. tabled at last week’s meeting. The unanimous vote The students approved a $50-per-semester fee Special moved the committee section from the constitution to increase to pay for a variety of campus improvements the bylaws. They will continue to vote on additional like air conditioning in the residence halls and new revisions at next week’s meeting. equipment in the recreation center. Large One Topping The RHA also discussed the fall retreat for the The preliminary steps are being taken to set this assembly. No final plans have been made for this addition in motion. RHA members will meet with the and Twisty Sticks semester’s retreat, however RHA is accepting ideas consultant and make recommendations. $ 99 MINORITYfrom page one 7 students last fall. and drawing in students. some of the individuals she has (Pan $1 Extra) “Sometimes things have to go One of the programs that has been working with has a number down before you perceive there been successful in recruiting of students interested in seeing is a problem,” Jones said. “In minority students is bringing Eastern. our case, a significant drop bus loads of people to tour However, Jones said she will helped to motivate people.” Eastern’s campus to see what ultimately have to wait until 348-1626 Vice President for Student can be offered. next year to see how much suc- Affairs Lou Hencken said In July, Jones said she began cess Eastern enjoys in continu- Wednesday the university was working to develop and train ing to increase its minority stu- Offer Valid 11:00 PM to Close Daily able to put more money toward people for an alumni network, dent population. minority recruitment efforts than which is made up of Eastern “I think we got a good start,” it had in the past. graduates to recruit minority Jones said. “This year will tell Jones said those extra students. us if we’re on the right track, resources had been beneficial in Jones said she has high hopes and if we’re being aggressive helping to create new programs for the alumni network because enough.” Premiere Pawn & Loan Company 1614 Broadway Suite 2&3 Mattoon Il PARADE from page one (217) 258-PAWN with the Charleston community. The Charleston City Council also had concerns “This will show that our university is committed about the future of the parade, Ryan said. One plan SAVESAVE to excellence and closing the gaps that were creat- would have restricted the parade to Eastern’s cam- 10% on any item or 20% on pawns ed with last year’s unfortunate occurrences,” pus, he said. with coupon Zielinski said. Melissa Girten, assistant UB Homecoming Tom Ryan, University Board chair, said that coordinator elect, outlined during Wednesday’s BUY SELL TRADE TVs, VCRs, Cds, Jewelery, Stereos parade participation has been declining over the Student Senate meeting steps being taken to pro- ALSO PSX/n’64 games and machines years, because of unsubstantiated reports of vide better safety for the parade participants. She harassment. The difference from last year’s events said a security staff of 30 volunteers would walk involving members of Pi Kappa Alpha was that along the parade route. groups filed complaints against the fraternity, The competition structure for the marching Ryan said. As a result of the complaints, Eastern bands hasn’t been decided, Manfredo said. Peanut Buster had to put together a better parade. However, the first place winner will be the recipi- “Its unfortunate that it took something as ent of the George Westcott Memorial Award, he extreme as last year to prove to Charleston that we said. Parfait Sale can put on a great parade,” Ryan said. George Westcott was the Director of Bands for Manfredo said the news of last year’s parade has Eastern for over 20 years, and Homecoming will reached band directors in the area, and many want- be the 25th anniversary of his retirement, ed to know how the parade will be run differently. Manfredo said.
CAA from page one meeting,” he said. American Identity; AFR 3300 - CAA members said the General The revisions include increas- African Cinema; AFR 4000 - Education Assessment Committee ing the number of major course Seminar on African-American should aid in the review of course requirements to 42 semester hours Leadership; and AFR 4100 - proposals, but not make its own from 36 semester hours. From Negritude to Afrocentricity decisions. The CAA approved seven new and After. “The GEAC has the informa- courses in conjunction with the In other CAA business, mem- tion, they should at least make a revision of the program. bers discussed criteria for adding recommendation,” said CAA The courses include; AFR 1000 new courses to Eastern’s member Ken Sutton. “We just - Introduction to the African- Integrated Core. approved to change African- American Experience; AFR 3000 One proposal was to allow the American Studies, it’s tighter, less - Special Topics in African General Education Assessment classes to pick and choose. I want American Studies; AFR 3100 - Committee to review future to do that with General Education African Aesthetics and course proposals, and then recom- ... but I want to see data before we 20 State St. 345-6886 Cosmology; AFR 3200 - African- mend action to the CAA. make a move.” • The Daily Eastern News
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Anna Betzelberger Publications adviser...... David Reed Sports editor ...... Denise Renfro Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough Assoc. sports editor ...... Chad Merda Office mgr ...... Sara Schnepel Verge editor ...... Jill Jedlowski Classified Ad mgr ...... Missa Beck Assoc. Verge editor ...... Racheal Carruthers * Denotes editorial board Art director...... Tom Sandrock NIGHT STAFF Night chief ...... Deana Poole Asst. night editor...... Chuck Burke Night editor...... Britt Carson Asst. night editor...... Missa Beck Night editor...... Denise Renfro Copy desk...... Britt Carson, Jessica Baker Photo editor...... Ikuya Kurata The Daily Eastern News Friday, September 12,1997 3A AB prepares for spring budgeting their goals for the next year. RSOs offered Zielinski said he wanted to con- FRI: “Too Much” (AB members) will tinue the process of interest- Walleye Dinner $5.95 get a feel for the amount of based negotiations with the fee fundraising time those groups put into a funded boards. With interest-based negotia- SAT: 10 oz. Sirloin Burger “program.” tions, the AB will cut money w/ French Fries $4.95 seminar –Steve Zielinski, from a group’s budget. By MATT ADRIAN student vice president The group can then meet with Lite & Leinenkugel’s Pitchers $3.50 Student government editor for financial affairs the AB and move the remaining funds around in the budget. The Apportionment Board Zielinski also introduced pro- Thursday discussed plans for the Ballroom of the Martin Luther gram evaluations to AB mem- Recognized Student King Jr. University Union. bers. Organization event funding sem- All student groups interested They will attend programs put GOODGOOD LUCKLUCK inar. must send two representatives, on by the fee-funded boards like The seminar is required for one must be an executive officer. University Board and Dramatic any student group that wants to The student groups can only Performances, and make evalua- receive funds from the AB for receive money for campus wide tions of the groups. EIU the 1998-99 fiscal year. events. He said this would provide EIU The seminar will show stu- This would exclude things the AB with a better perspective 3 4 8 - 8 2 8 2 against dent groups how to write a bud- like field trips for the student of the fee-funded boards’ jobs. 426 W Lincoln get and make a proposal to the groups, said Steve Zielinski, stu- “(AB members) will get a feel AB. dent vice president for financial for the amount of time those St. Joseph’s College The seminar will be held at 5 affairs. groups put into a program,” p.m. Thursday in the Grand AB members also discussed Zielinski said. Pizza Pak 1 Large 1 Topping Pizza 3 Large 1 Topping Pizzas w/ Breadsticks Tailgating gets cut off before game (and 2 Liter of Coke) 99 By SCOTT BOEHMER $19. +tax 99 Campus editor $11.+tax If you were to consume alcohol and exp. 9-14-97 exp. 9-14-97 adtl. topping 1.10 not valid with any Adtl. topping 1.10 not valid with any Students and community members taking part in bring alcohol we would prefer it be in other offer other coupon the tailgating event before Saturday’s home foot- cans.” ball game should be aware of some changes in the – Jason Amato, rules. “ Tailgating will begin at 3:30 p.m. and end at student vice president for student affairs Looking for a job??? 5:30 p.m. Previously, tailgating was to end 15 minutes before the game, but now it will end a half ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS an hour before the start of the game. Students who drive to the event will be given This is so the tailgating area is cleared before flyers with the rules of tailgating, and what they Start this month!!! the game. can and can not do. “There’s going to be three to five individuals The entrance to the tailgating area will be set up who make sure no one gets out of control, and at the Physical Plant drive located behind the sta- most importantly to make sure everyone goes into dium, just off Grant Street next to the pavilion. Over 80 employers signed-up to the game at 5:30 p.m.,” said Jason Amato, student Students who set up charcoal or propane grills interview outstanding EIU vice president for student affairs. are required to have fire extinguishers present. Alcohol is allowed at the tailgating for students Also at the game, students can put their names candidates! who are 21 or older, Amato said. in a drawing for free tuition for spring semester. He said full-size kegs and bottles of beer are not Registration for the drawing will be available at allowed, and he is hoping students who drink use tables set up at gates one and two at the south See Career Services for more information, cans. entrance to O’Brien Stadium. “If you were to consume alcohol and bring alco- The winner will be picked at the end of the third SSB Room 13, 581-2412 hol, we would prefer it be in cans,” Amato said. quarter during the game. www.jobsrv.eiu.edu **All candidates who are actively registered with Career Correction Services are eligible to participate in on-campus interviews. In Wednesday’s edition of The Daily Eastern News, ing James Quivey as chair of the English department. an article misidentified Dana Ringuette . He is replac- The News regrets the error.
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I hope you all Well, there’s the nitty gritty in Whad a wonderful summer “The chances layman’s terms. Now let me pre- and are ready to tackle the 1997-98 of us overriding sent both sides of the issue, based school year head on. I know I am. I on information from the governor’s have been quite busy getting accli- the amendatory office. Opinion mated to my new position of vice veto and Why we should push to override president for public affairs. the legislation the amendatory veto: Addressing the issue of an offi- The changes will take away our RUTHIE RUNDLE passing in its page cial student-trustee vote on the right to choose the student trustee. Board of Trustees has been diffi- Guest columnist original form is The student trustee is probably the cult. I am the Student Government slim.” most powerful voice we have on Editorials are the opinion of the Editorial Board. representative on the BOT, and I campus, and now he or she will be Columns are the opinion of the author. have decided to wait to make a appointed instead of student-elect- public statement of opinion until I speak to you, the student ed. body. We must also fear that from now on, the student elected to Friday, September 12, 1997 I feel that it would be presumptuous of me to take a stand this position will be a political science major who has a long for more than 11,000 students without getting feedback from range of governmental experience or political pull. This may PAGE 4 them first. So, I have decided to write this column to show decrease the chances of your non-political students who sim- both sides of this delicate issue. ply want to serve in this capacity because of their love for the First off, let me bring you up to date on what the governor’s university and their willingness to be a strong representative amendatory veto will change if the Legislature does not over- of the student body. ride it. Why we should accept the amendatory veto: It’s now or never for 1. The student trustee must maintain a 2.5 minimum grade- First off, the chances of us overriding the amendatory veto point average. (The original bill called for a 2.25 minimum and the legislation passing in its original form is slim. Upon faculty input on ‘new’ GPA.) conversations with other student trustees, it appears that state 2. The student trustee must be a full-time student as Rep. Rick Winkel and state Sen. Stan Weaver, both original determined by the individual university. supporters of the legislation, are not willing to support an Academic Computing 3. A sunset clause has been added that will end the law in attempt to override. They are, however, willing to accept the 2001. This will allow the governor and the universities an governor’s changes. oday is the last day the faculty can submit input opportunity to re-evaluate the legislation and make any neces- If we accept the veto as it is, we can fight to amend it later Tto the Faculty Senate on the restructuring of sary improvements or changes. on. We must remember that the governor put the sunset clause Academic Computing, which would place some 4. The student will not be allowed to vote on issues pertaining in the bill and we will not be locked into this law forever. to faculty tenure or promotions. Who knows – maybe this selection process might even work. support-service responsibility with the four academ- 5. The student trustee will be appointed by the governor. The As I mentioned before, this is a delicate issue and I have ic colleges. governor will make his decision based on the advisement of a tried to objectively demonstrate both sides. I really would However, the rest of Academic Computing would special committee formed to select student-trustee nominees. appreciate if students would come talk to me and let me know be renamed “User Services” and would remain A committee made up of three students appointed by the how you feel. I am here to represent the student body, not under the jurisdiction of the Office of Business Student Government and three individuals appointed by the myself, and I want to know the argument you want me to university president will set up the criteria for the trustee make. Please stop by any time this week in room 201 of the Affairs. selection process. (This does not completely rule out the university union so you can speak to a member of the Student The senate has already option of a student election. The committee may choose to Government and let your voice be heard. recommended that com- hold campus elections for the trustee position and take the – Ruthie Rundle is vice president for public affairs for Student Editorial puters would fit better four top vote winners from the election.) Government. under the Office of Academic Affairs because it serves an academic function, and the faculty would have more direct input into the planning of university computing. Eastern President David Jorns and the administra- tion have rejected this proposal. However, the administration wants to appease the faculty with a pitch that each college hire its own technical support person who would help out the faculty with desktop problems and consult User Services on the college’s interests. Because this support person would answer to the dean, Jorns contends, the faculty would have that seemingly tangible connection to the future of com- puting at Eastern. However, Academic Computing still would answer to Business Affairs. The question remains: Does a single computer troubleshooter answer the faculty members’ needs? Is the extent of their interest limited to things like software installation and advice on bringing new technology into their classrooms? The support staffers would form a consulting team, which would make recommendations to the university based on the interests of the colleges they represent. But will mere recommendations cover all the bases for the faculty when the recommendation on computing by the Faculty Senate, their main rep- resentative body, was rejected? Each of Eastern’s academic deans, along with the head of Academic Affairs, is prepared to give this a shot, seemingly satisfied since their technical sup- port personnel would be working closely with User Services. Letter policy Jorns is pitching this plan to faculty members editorial because he wants the record to show that although The Daily Eastern News the Faculty Senate’s idea was thrown out, he will accepts letters to the editor have come up with an acceptable alternative. Now addressing local, state, national and international issues. cartoonists the faculty members, by telling the senate all of their They should be less than 250 reactions to this proposed alternative, need to ensure words and include the author’s wanted that plan is everything the faculty deserves. name, telephone number and Have your artwork address. Students must indicate their published regularly year in school and major. Faculty, today’s quote administration and staff should in The Daily Eastern News indicate their position and depart- ment. Letters whose authors can- There is nothing I love as much not be verified will not be printed. as a good fight. Depending on space con- call CHUCK in the newsroom “ – Franklin Delano Roosevelt straints, we may have to edit your letter, so keep it as concise as pos- at 581-2812 U.S. president (1882-1945) sible.
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345-7849 1412 4th Street Artists, painters to visit garden (s t i x) Charleston By JENNIFER THORSEN for Eastern students to get away they can pretend they are in Friday Lunch Special Staff writer from campus and see a beautiful Monet’s garden and be only two Turkey Burger...... $3.25 garden,” said Jackie Worden from miles from campus,” French Club Sandwich...... $3.50 Express Lunch Menu Available! Artists and photographers are the CCAC. Worden said. invited Saturday to spend the day The event is an artist’s one-day The retreat is from 8:30 a.m. to 4 Dinner Special with a picnic lunch relaxing, paint- retreat for gathering images with p.m. and pre-registration is recom- 16 oz. Smoked Pork Chop...... $12.95 Drink Specials ing and taking pictures in the gar- their cameras or actully painting or mended. Check-in times are from Icehouse 16 oz. drafts...... $1.50 den. sketching. Whiteside’s garden cov- 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. or between Bacardi Limon Mixers...... $2.50 The Coles County Arts Council ers several acres with hundreds of noon and 12:30 p.m. is sponsoring an Artist’s Day in the different plants, flowers and trees The cost is $3 for members of Try Our New “Real” Hickory Smoked BBQ! Garden at Wesley Whiteside’s gar- that are not native to this area. the CCAC and full time students den east of Charleston. “If there are fine arts majors or and $5 for the general public. For “It is a wonderful opportunity students who like to take pictures reservations call 348-1538. 1505 18th St. Hong Kong House Charleston Police get tough with students We’re Open: By TAMMIE LEIGH BROWN of alcohol and obstructing a peace 457 Carman Hall, was cited at No. 1 Monday 4-8pm City editor officer, police reports stated. 2:01 a.m. at their with Best Chinese Tues.-Thurs. 11-9pm Laura Anne Waldhoff, 19, of purchase/acceptance of alcohol by The Charleston Police 720 Sunset Place, and Carrie Beth a minor at 2:01 a.m. at a residence food in town Fri.-Sat. 11-10pm Sunday 11-9pm Department cited four Eastern stu- Corley, 20, of 701 Wilson Ave., on Fourth Street, police reports Delivery 348-5941 dents last week with alcohol-relat- were both cited at 2:30 a.m. stated. ed charges. Saturday on Seventh Street with Michael Dean Lynch, 20, of Bradley J. Deters, 21, of 1430 the purchase/acceptance of alco- 1605 Douglas Dr., was cited at Ninth St., was cited at 1:51 a.m. hol by a minor, police reports stat- 12:30 a.m. Sunday, for the It Pays to Advertise in the Sunday in the 1500 block of First ed. purchase/acceptance of alcohol by Daily Eastern News! Street with the public possession Matthew Ryan McGrory, 17, of a minor, police reports stated.
Advertise. 6A day, Sep e be , 99 y Volleyball team hopes to avenge Holtz begins broadcasting NEW YORK (AP) – Lou Holtz begins a new phase of his football Saturdays this week. He will be inside rather than prowling the side- losses at weekend tournament lines as coach – something he did at Notre Dame for the last 11 years. Holtz debuts as an analyst Saturday when CBS Sports launches By JASON COLET tively. College Football Today, its first full half-hour pregame, halftime and Smith handles the defense for Staff writer postgame studio shows since it had the NFL games in 1993. Eastern Michigan as she has 18 Our players are still Holtz said Thursday he will have no problem being critical of his total blocks; five solos and 13 The Lady netters have a busy learning to work with former fellow coaches. block assists. Freshman Sara weekend ahead of them as they “All I have to do is remember that I thought we won three national each other.” Uehlin takes on the setting will play three different teams in championships at Notre Dame, but those coaches voted us out of it,’’ “ responsibility and has compiled just over 24 hours at the Wright he said. State Nike Challenge. -Milna Richardson over 271 assists, averaging almost On Friday, Eastern will face Valparaiso head coach 10.5 per game. Valparaiso at 5 p.m. Before Eastern Michigan has 345 kills on the year and defensively, the returning on Saturday the Lady from page 8A Panthers will take on Eastern 55 blocks in six games. spikers have compiled over 450 COLET Michigan at 1 p.m. and then the Offensively, however, the team digs and 34.5 total blocks. made memories that I will never I’ve met over a dozen guys just host team, Wright State, at 6 p.m. is struggling as they average 12 Wright State comes into the forget. by getting out and playing volley- Eastern (4-2) enters the Nike kills per game and 11 set attempts tournament with one less win than Sports helped me get through ball and football with the people on Challenge with the best record per game. Eastern. They have beaten Troy my first year of high school my floor. among the tourney teams. Val- Kelly Schoenhoft, Valpo’s lead- State, Southwest Texas State and because I had a group of guys Getting together to go to the paraiso comes in at 1-5, Eastern ing scorer, leads the team with 65 Buffalo all by a score of 3-1. whom I already knew and associat- game or watching Monday Night Michigan posts a 2-5 record and kills. Setter Kelly Olson has 241 Wright State is on a three game ed with. We did everything and if it Football gives many students the Wright State owns a 3-4 record. set attempts and is averaging 10 skid, losing to Baltimore County, wasn’t for that sport I wouldn’t chance to meet students who are The Valpo team is a young per game. Olson also leads the Pittsburgh and Miami. have met or become friends with so bored and want to get to know oth- team in the rebuilding process. team in digs with 65. Team leaders for Wright State many people. ers. “We don’t have experience as Eastern Michigan is led by include junior Carrie Monnes In college I notice the athletic Meeting people outside of sports we’ve had in the past,” Valparaiso seniors Jody Thompson and Ver- with 96 total kills and 39 blocks, programs are still along those same is just as important as meeting onica Smith, along with freshman sophomore Michelle Buck with head coach Milna Richardson standout Sara Uehlin. lines. For the majority of teams, the them in sport-related activities. Not said. “Our players are still learn- Thompson leads the team in 275 sets and 10 service aces and members become a very close everyone should participate in ing to work with each other.” kills (80) 80 and in digs (100). sophomore Angi Nunnelley with group. They help each other sports, nor will everyone want to Defense is Valparaiso’s strong Her kills and digs per game are a 3.18 digs per game and 70 digs through tough times and grow in participate. point as they have 352 digs and team high 3.08 and 3.85, respec- total. success and knowledge when they Just simply having the chance to compete. This helps so much in make friends and have people that dealing with this totally new place are there that you can count on is we call college. the most important way to get Ali to auction boxing memorabilia Tailgating is a big, fairly new involved. NEW YORK (AP) – This auction should be “The ing glove inscribed “The Thrilla in Manila,” rare fight social event students are enjoying. For me, sports was the answer. Greatest.’’ More than 3,000 items from Muhammad posters, Leroy Neiman’s drawing for the 1971 fight in It is entertainment for the football For others, there are many more Ali’s historic boxing career – from his 1957 Golden Madison Square Garden and big-ticket items a 1966 game and a great way to meet peo- organizations out there just waiting Gloves trophy to the custom-made robe he sported for Ali letter to his draft board, expected to sell for ple. This gives students a way to to produce the same effects as his 1974 “Rumble in the Jungle’’ with George Foreman $100,000. socialize at the event without hav- sports do. – hit the auction block next month. Ali-Frazier I, II and “Given Ali’s importance, it is virtually impossible to ing to take place in the competition. What ever the situation is, the III, Ali-Norton, Ali-Spinks – all Ali’s spectacular fights overstate the significance of (this) collection – the There are intramurals that pro- opportunities are endless here at across his 21-year professional career are represented. largest and most comprehensive collection of vide the same things. Even volley- Eastern. I urge all students to get So are some of the lesser wars: fights against Charley Muhammad Ali memorabilia ever assembled,’’ Ali’s ball or flag football games with involved and trust me, from experi- Powell, Doug Jones, Jurgen Blin. biographer, Thomas Hauser, wrote in the auction cata- guys or girls on your floor helps ence, it has profited me in ways I The items up for sale include key chains, a tiny box- logue. out so much. never imagined. TTAILAILGAGATTEE SATURDAY 3:30-5:30 O’BRIEN STADIUM *Food- Grill it or bring it *Canned beverages only *Enter through physical plant drive *tents/games/grills encouraged *Protect tailgating... Be responsible! *FREE TUITION drawing in 2nd half! Legal drinking age only... those under 21 are prohibited from consuming alcoholic beverages and should avoid areas where alcohol is consumed. GoGo PPanthers!anthers! It’s not just a TAILGATE... It’s EIU vs. St. Joseph’s The Daily Eastern News Friday, September 12,1997 7A Men’s soccer looks for first win Last year, the two teams faced So far this season, Eastern has Booters face off against each other at Missouri- been behind at the half once, a Kansas City. The Panthers came loss to Northwestern, tied at the away from that game with a 2-0 half twice, against Loyola and Kangaroos at win with senior forward Henry Wisconsin-Green Bay, and ahead Ospina scoring the winning goal. against George Mason. home Sunday The loss was one of seven the McClements has been working Kangaroos suffered last year on on the team’s conditioning in the By DREW GRANGER its way to a 10-7-2 overall record. week of practices. Staff writer If the team is to repeat last “We’ve been doing a lot of run- year’s result, McClements said it ning,” he said. “But they have The last time the men’s soccer will have to play hard throughout been playing really well (in prac- team won a game was Nov. 11 of the whole game. tice).” last year at Lakeside Field. “It is going to take a concen- McClements said the long lay After a week-long layoff, the trated effort,” he said. “If they off between games will help the Panthers will try to get the first keep pushing, they should do team. win of the season, again at home, well.” “I think that it will be a positive against the Kangaroos of Mis- Like Eastern, the Kangaroos thing,” he said. “It gives the team souri-Kansas City at 3 p.m. Sun- have stacked their early schedule time to prepare. It lets us work on day. with teams designed to test their things and pull things together The 2-2 Kangaroos start the strength before opening the sea- and it allows us to get over the lit- weekend by hosting Tulsa before son. tle bumps and bruises.” making the trek to Eastern. “We’ve played some very good The bumps and bruises have Missouri-Kansas City head teams,” Brown said. “We played been kept to a minimum so far. coach Mike Brown is hoping his Kentucky in our first game and Although junior midfielder Mike team’s performance will be better then Marquette.” Czarnecki has a slight ankle than it was to open the season. Brown said in the past two sprain, Ospina and junior goal- “We haven’t been playing the games, Missouri-Kansas City has keeper John Rizzo have recovered way we want to,” he said. been playing more of their type of from their injuries. Eastern head coach Tim game. He also said they have Last season, McClements stuck McClements is not going to take been moving the ball well. to a game plan during the games, the Kangaroos for granted. The Panthers were 2-0 last year experimenting with the lineup. “They’re a tough team top to in games which they were ahead This season, McClements said he bottom,” McClements said. “We at the half. They were 5-8 when will be more willing to change beat them last year, but it was a tied at the half and 1-3 when trail- things to prepare for a particular very close game. It could of gone ing. game. either way.” Women’s team set for ‘crucial match’ By MATT WILSON Staff writer We must win this match for our confi- The women’s soccer team is looking for their dence. Also, Middle (Tennessee) is an first victory of the year as they host Middle Ohio Valley Conference team and we Tennessee at 1 p.m. Saturday at Lakeside Field. “This is a crucial match,” Lady Panther head “might be in that conference as early as next coach Steve Ballard said. “We must win this year.” match for our confidence. Also, Middle -Steve Ballard (Tennessee) is an Ohio Valley Conference team Lady Panther head coach and we might be in that conference as early as next year.” Eastern is coming off a rough weekend in when we were a first-year program,” Gilligan Wisconsin, dropping their record to 0-3. They said. “I’m definitely looking to improve from last were shut out by Marquette 1-0 and No. 10 ranked year’s performance.” Wisconsin 3-0. The goal leader for Middle Tennessee is fresh- The Lady Raiders are headed in the opposite man midfielder Makini Wall who has found the direction of Eastern, as they have yet to lose a back of the net twice this year. game with a 1-0-1 record. The tie comes from a 1- The other goal scorer for the Lady Raiders is 1 tie against Chattanooga on Wednesday. sophomore defender Yolanda Henderson who net- Middle Tennessee won their season opener, ted the game-winning goal in the victory over defeating Belmont 2-0. Belmont. “We’ve only played two games and we’re just Hoping to keep the Lady Panthers scoreless for starting to come together,” Middle Tennessee head a fourth straight game will be Middle Tennessee coach Colette Gilligan said. freshman goaltender Jennifer Robb. “I feel we are strong up front and we are very She has played in both of the Lady Raider fast. It’s just a matter of putting the ball in the matches, achieving six saves and a .43 goals- back of the net.” against average. The Lady Panthers have been held scoreless in Ballard said in this week’s practices the team their first three games, this compared to the Lady did not work as hard as they usually do. Raiders who have scored three goals in their first “We went a little easier this week, I’m trying to two games. get some of the injuries healed and get the team “We’ve got to start scoring,” Ballard said. rested up, hopefully this will not affect their phys- “I hate to put the pressure on the frontrunners, ical play on Saturday,” he said. “We worked this but they’ve got to put the ball in the back of the week on touch and our mental game.” net when they’ve got the opportunities.” Gilligan said she needed total team dedication In the lone meeting between these teams last to come out of Charleston on Saturday with a win. year, Eastern traveled to Murfreesboro, Tenn. and “Everyone would have to play 100 percent,” she defeated the Lady Raiders 4-1. said. “If we could get the momentum early and “Eastern came down here and beat us last year win the 50/50 balls, it would be to our advantage.”
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Illinois College to the line of scrimmage (and) the In the event that the Pumas do When a team is coming off a threat of the pass is always there,” shut down the Panther running JASON COLET 42-6 win and then faces a lower Site: O’Brien Stadium he said. “This week we need to be attack, Spoo is ready to go with a Staff writer division team, as the Panthers do Charleston, Ill. disciplined and concentrate. different offensive scheme. this weekend in Division II St. Time: 6:00 p.m. CST “It’s always a concern for us “If they’re stopping our run- Coming in as a freshman, I Joseph’s College (1-1), there’s when we have to face an option ning game, it would indicate that Radio: WACF-FM 98.5 had fears of returning to those always a chance for a letdown. team, particularly when it is a they’re bringing their defensive dreaded high school days when However, Panther head coach Records: EIU 1-1 team that runs it so effectively.” backs to the line of scrimmage,” everything went wrong for the Bob Spoo has other ideas. St. Joseph’s 1-1 The Panther defense will be Spoo said. “If they’re doing that, poor newcomer. “Not if I can help it,” he said. without the services of defensive then we have access to the play I feared it would take days “I’ve been on top of that situation EIU Shorts: linemen Dave Thomas and Mike action pass.” just to find class, and months to and I hope I’ve gotten my point ■ The Panthers are coming off a 42- Shea. Thomas underwent orthras- Panther quarterback Mike across. We’ve struggled against 6 trampling of Tennessee-Martin copic knee surgery and Spoo said Simpson will try to continue the fit in. last weekend. One thing that’s sure though, Division II schools in the past.” he will most likely miss the next performance he had last weekend The last time the Panthers ■ Eastern last faced a Division II two games. On the other hand, where he went 15-of-19 passing many of us can unite through team in the second week of the sports and athletic events. faced a Division II team was a 41- season last year against Pittsburgh Shea chipped a bone in his ankle for 158 yards and one touchdown. Sports at college is big, much 31 victory over Pittsburgh State in State, coming out with a 41-31 win. last week and it is unknown how Simpson leads the OVC in com- more than in high school. their second game last year. long he will be out. pletion percentage at 62.8 per- “I’m expecting a hard fought St. Joseph shorts: As a result of Shea’s injury, cent. Students devote more time and ■ The Puma defense is giving up effort to their sport than proba- game,” St. Joseph’s head coach 98.5 yards per game on the ground. Spoo said senior defensive tackle Spoo knows exactly what the bly anything else. To them it is Tom Riva said. “Eastern has a ■ St. Joseph’s comes in averaging 5.8 Amaziah Smith will see a lot of Panthers need to do in order to be a way of having fun, keeping in tough football program and yards per play while their oppo- playing time. successful this weekend. shape and a challenge that they they’re going to come off hard- nents average 3.6. Leading the Panther running “Again, I think the focus needs openly welcome. nosed and will grind it out.” attack is the tailback duo of Justin to be on sound fundamentals and Being a three sport athlete in But he said his team is still at a and personnel,” he said. “We’re Lynch and Jabarey McDavid. execution from the offense,” Spoo high school, I developed a love disadvantage going into the game. going into the game with that They’ve combined for 228 yards said. for sports. I met so many peo- “When you look at it on paper, thought in mind.” rushing, five touchdowns and are “It’s important that we do ple, made many friends, experi- any time a team plays up a divi- As with Tennessee-Martin last averaging 5.3 yards per attempt. establish the run game for the rea- enced many highs and lows and sion, (the opposition) has more weekend, the Pumas’ offense is McDavid and Lynch will find son that it absorbs time. scholarships and there are obvi- dominated by the option play, but themselves going up against a “If we can control the ball it See COLET page 6A ously some differences with depth Spoo said it differs from the tough Puma run defense as St. will be a major help.” Sophomore tailback focuses on teamwork for win By DENISE RENFRO scored three touchdowns Sports editor and gained 604 yards on 98 carries, good for 6.2 Even though sophomore yards per carry. tailback Jabarey McDavid His three touchdowns scored three touchdowns last weekend were the in last Saturday’s game most in the Ohio Valley against OVC opponent Conference but McDavid Tennessee-Martin, he is focused on team play doesn’t want the credit rather than individual for it. honors. “I just happened to be McDavid said his goals in the right place at the #37 Jabarey McDavid are the team’s goals – right time,” McDavid said. going to the playoffs “I put it all on the offen- Sophomore tailback along with winning con- sive line. They get over- ference games. looked, but they are they Last weekend against “I focus on what I can men that blocked and Tennessee-Martin do for the team,” he said. made the holes for me to McDavid scored three “We’re effective at both run through. ends – running or passing. McDavid ran for 95 touchdowns and ran for Either way we’re going to yards and scored three 95 yards on 15 carries. get it done.” touchdowns on 15 carries This team player focuses St. Joseph’s comes into against the Skyhawks. on what he can do for the game with a 1-1 “We all did it together. I the team. record, but McDavid said couldn’t have gotten those Eastern is not underesti- yards without them,” he mating the Puma’s abili- said. ties. “He’s a good back. The way he runs “We take every game seriously. They makes our job a lot easier,” said senior have nothing to lose coming in,” he said. center Chris Dunkle. “He’s a great athlete “A Division I team should beat a Division and really works hard.” II team. “He can find holes that are small,” “We’re a good sound offensive and Dunkle said. “He’s a small, quick back. defensive team. We have a lot of talent He’s got great vision and he gets through and a lot of talent coming up,” McDavid SCOTT BEAUDRY/ Staff photographer holes very quickly.” said. “They picked up the game quicker Sophomore tailback Jabarey McDavid attempts to break a Skyhawk tackle at the game Last year in five games McDavid than I did.” last Saturday against Tennessee-Martin. Cross country teams look for competition at Bradley Invite By CHAD MERDA last weekend,” McInerney said. “The competition is “That will hurt us a little bit but we should be able to Associate sports editor good and solid and it’s looking to be a pretty good make it up,” McInerney said. meet.” The course at Bradley is fairly flat and McInerney said On the heels of a strong showing at the Wabash Relays On the women’s side, he said SIU-Carbondale is one that should help both teams out. where the men took first and the women captured sec- of the stronger teams year after year. “Most kids have ran there before,” he said. “We won’t ond, the men’s and women’s cross country teams travel McInerney anticipates this meet to be more intense have any hill or terrain problems early on in the year.” to Bradley today to take part in the Bradley Invitational. than the relays last weekend. The duo of Cristen Conrad and Sue Langer are coming The Panthers go up against 10 other teams, some of “It’s definitely a step up,” he said. “We’re back to our off a meet where they set a new course record at the which include Bradley, Western Illinois, University of regular format. Our guys haven’t gone 8000 meters this Wabash Relays and once again will help guide the Illinois-Chicago and St. Louis University. Head coach year and our women haven’t gone 5000 meters. women this weekend. John McInerney is hoping his teams can at least place in “That presents something new,” he said. “Everybody is good and ready to go,” McInerney said. the top three, if not better. The Panthers will be without the services of senior “Both groups should be right in the hunt for the team “More mental toughness is going to be needed than Cory Finn as he is out with an ankle injury. title.” INSIDE MAGAZINE Men of Adventure - page 2b Bingo Bash - page 5b friday.9.12.1997 Excess Baggage Review - page 5b Missy Elliott Review - page 8b
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by jill jedlowski problems having their flyers would be there,” Verge editor remain around campus after they Gierhahn said. “But post them, a lack of advertising basically the only peo- hen Eastern students isn’t proving to be much of a hin- ple there were the WDave Gierhahn, Joe drance for the band. people we invited – Levora, Ryan Karey and “We’re advertising more now,” the rest were bikers.” Dan Williams jam together, they’re Williams said. “We’re using chalk “A biker fight actu- hot. In fact, some might even say on the sidewalks to let people ally broke out in front Cleveland Steamer’s (from left) Dave Gierhahn, Ryan Karey, Dan Williams and Joe Levora. they’re steaming. know about our shows because of us,” Williams Standing as the four pillars of the university tore down our fly- laughed. Taking a look further into the So, in the meantime, the group the band Cleveland Steamer, these ers last year.” The foursome will be the future of the Cleveland clan will is concentrating on bettering itself guys have been working the music “We’re starting to get a follow- guests of honor once again show an up-and-coming tape bear- musically. circuit for a little more than a year ing,” Williams said. “Our crowds Saturday night at Ted’s. Opening ing five or six of the band’s favorite “We practice three or four now. With Gierhahn on bass, are getting better.” for Cleveland Steamer at 9 p.m. (original) tunes that will be times a week,” Williams said. Levora plucking his guitar, Karey “Our last show had about 200 is Nothing Personal, a band con- released in about a month, said “It’s a continuous process,” on lead guitar and Williams people,” Gierhahn said. sisting of three members of the Gierhahn. Levora said. “We come in with pounding on the drums, this quar- But, alas, with fame comes deceased band the Night Hopefully, the tape will be avail- new ideas and work on them. Our tet has taken Charleston by some misfortune. And the guys Putters. able at Positively 4th Street rehearsals aren’t very structured.” storm. have a few memorable experi- The Steamers will churn out Records, he added. Oh, and the name “Cleveland The “poppy/rock/alternative” ences they can safely laugh at – their usual heartfelt original music But if not, Williams said those Steamer?” group debuted entertaining now. – the band rarely does covers of interested in purchasing a tape The band (minus Karey – he crowds at parties and are current- “We were at a high school in other artists’ hits. could call him at 348-6682. wasn’t a full-fledged Steamer then) ly climbing their way up the bar- Mount Greenwood,” Levora said. “Covers are boring,” Levora “People who come to our was at a party when it all came scene ladder. “We were in the middle of a said. “Plus, if you really like the shows like our music – we see about. The band’s first paid perfor- punk/thrash fest, and here we song, you just can’t seem to do it them tapping their feet to the “We were telling everybody we mance was on Jan. 31, 1996, when were sounding like Hootie and the justice.” rhythm,” Williams added. “But were in a band,” Gierhahn said. “It it opened for Chronic Itch at Ted’s Blowfish or something.” But relax, recycling junkies, the they’re just not familiar with our was just a name we had heard Warehouse. Since then, they’ve “We played half a set and left,” quartet will filter through their songs.” before – there is absolutely no graced the second-floor stage of Gierhahn said. selection of favorite classics and “We have so many good songs, meaning behind it. the spacious bar five or six times, “I was just mad at the whole choose a few sure-fire crowd I feel, that we need to record a “It was just a joke.” Gierhahn said. vibe there,” Levora added. pleasers to belt out Saturday. CD soon,” Gierhahn said. And so far, the joke has had a The band’s current objective is Another incident occurred They’ll pull from the likes of “But that costs money,” pretty good punch line for to play more and to pack tons of recently at a bar in Oak Forest. Blues Traveler, the Doors, Blind Williams said. “We’re trying to Cleveland Steamer. people into their shows. “We were made all kinds of Melon and a smattering of other save most of the money we make Although the guys have had promises that a large crowd remarkable artists. from shows for that.” New female artist makes splash with debut CD to find in many of the new on most of the other tracks, Backing Blake with drums Blake impresses female artists who are try- like “Yell” and “Whisper and bass guitar are Stacey Jones ing to make it in the big, Too Loud.” and Scott Reibling, respectively. music fans with bad music industry. She is a multi-talented These two display their own The CD is a compilation individual, i.e. she covers talents on “What You Say.” versatile new CD of songs which uses the most of the guitar work on “When We’re Dumb” is the age-old source of angst – the CD. Keyboard and only real flop on the CD. by racheal carruthers relationships – in an innova- piano also are in her range Blake’s talents are lacking here Associate Verge editor tive way by combining just of music know-how, which – it’s almost like she didn’t the right splash of guitar is demonstrated by the know what else to write about. Alanis Morisette, Fiona with a dash of piano and a beautiful melodies coming The edge that’s ever present in Apple and all the rest of the pinch of techno. from those pearly keys. the other tracks gets lost in the “grrrls” better watch out She really cooks on Blake covers vocals with jungle beat of the drums. because someone new just may “Coming Down,” which is a a rough but girly edge. And be able to throw them off the funked intro to the Blake not only can Blake sing, top of the charts. sound. she’s a phenomenal lyricist. Jamie Blake is the new artist She has definitely found Each song has Blake’s signa- “Jamie Blake” on the block whose self-titled her own unique style, but at mellow piano on “The Worst is ture on it except for “So Jamie Blake CD is definitely going to crash the same time, she hasn’t found Over,” and even a Joan Jett- Precious,” which was written by A&M Records, Inc onto Billboard’s top 100 soon. a rut and gotten stuck in it. esque ’80s roar on “So James Vincent Hall, and “Things Blake uses a mix of raw- Blake’s versatility is displayed Precious.” I Should Have Said,” which was ★★★ edged femininity and originality throughout the CD with Blake combines real rock ’n’ written by Mark Whiteis-Helm that listeners are hard-pressed poppy-metal on “Runaway,” to roll with a little techno thump with some help from Blake.
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No more NBC Monday top drama, NBC’s “Law and zine “20/20” challenges “ER” in the night movie, which always seemed Order,” in the 9 p.m. timeslot. 9 p.m. timeslot on its new night. to be titled “Not without my Bryant Gumbel, the former host of FRIDAY daughter” or “Who stole my “Today,” anchors yet another news Three of ABC’s TGIF shows daughter,” etc. magazine show, have changed networks. As Instead, NBC “Public Eye,” which “Clueless” moves to UPN, “Family hopes women will begins at 8 p.m. on Matters” and “Step by Step” move steal the remote Oct. 1. Chicagoans to the CBS Friday lineup. Several from their football- should note that for- new teen and family shows emerge obsessed male mer Channel 5 on Friday, including “You Wish,” an friends and tune into anchorwoman Carol ABC show about a genie; “Meego,” “Must She TV,” Marin is scheduled a CBS sitcom about an alien; and which includes the to appear periodical- “The Gregory Hines Show,” a CBS returning comedies, ly as a Chicago cor- program about a single father who ”Fired Up,” respondent. is raising a 12-year-old son. “Caroline in the Also Wednesday, Fox promises excitement with Stus enough said • Stus enough said • Stus enough said City” and “The NBC brings back “The Visitor,” a supernatural drama Stus enough said • said• Naked Truth.” (Sept. ‘The Naked Truth’ two familiar faces, about a human who returns to Get there early, 22) Tony Danza (“Who’s the Boss”) Earth and practices good deeds Also on Monday, Bob Newhart, and Fred Savage (“The Wonder after being abducted by aliens. And miss the line! teams up with Judd Hirsch in the Years”). Danza will play a last, and probably least, Ice-T, Frank Want weekend CBS comedy “George & Leo,” sportswriter who is raising two John Huges and Costas Mandylor Some? beginning at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 15. daughters in the NBC sitcom “The (“Picket Fences”) star as secret FBI One of the most controversial new Tony Danza Show,” (7 p.m. Sept. agents in the NBC drama “Players,” ¢ $ 75 $ 50 TV dramas, CBS’ “Brooklyn 24) and Savage will be a young cor- although we have to wait until 8 75Drafts Heineken btls. Margaritas South,” begins at 9 p.m. Sept. 22. porate worker in the NBC comedy p.m. Oct. 17 to see if it is any good. 122oz Lite btls1Coronas The show’s receiving a “Mature “Working,” which doesn’t debut SATURDAY $ 25 Fruit Drinks Teq. Shots Audiences” rating, a first for a TV until Oct. 8. Still the worst night on TV. But 1Shot Specials series, in the pilot episode, because THURSDAY ABC tries two new law enforce- We Don’t Have: huge ads,give free of a violent closeup of a gunshot A live episode of “ER” kicks off ment dramas, “C16: FBI” and rides,food,karaoke,expensive drinks & we’re not new at EIU, wound to the head. This Steven the must-see-TV season Sept. 25. “Total Security.” Both based in Los but we tend to attract a small crowd. •STUS• We treat you Bochco drama (he also created Just imagine the excitement if an Angeles, “C16” follows a secret FBI Stus enough said • said• “NYPD Blue”) focuses on New actor accidentally trips over an team that walks the city’s streets better than you treat yourself. York police officers. extension cord and the show goes and “Total Security” is about an ex- “Dateline NBC” expands to a off the air for a moment. The most cop/private detective security Stus enough said • Stus enough said • Stus enough said new night, Monday, debuting at 9 p.m. Sept. 22. Your Church Home Away From Home Above all, the past TV season Disciples of Christ reminded us to never underesti- Christian Church mate the power of Buffy – that Tolerance, Diversity, Inclusion high school vampire-slaying she- Adams Chapel 1111 Hawthorne Dr. woman proved to be one of the (East of Rural King on Victoria Lane) most successful Warner Bros. shows last season and returns to Ray Allen, Minister the WB at 8 p.m. beginning Sept. NBC presents the first -ever live episode of ‘ER’which airs at 9 p.m. Sept. 25. Sunday Morning Worship 9 am 15. anticipated comedy of the season, team. They both start Sept. 27. For A Ride Call: TUESDAY “Victoria’s Closet,” airs at 8:30 p.m. NBC’s Saturday addition is 345-4629 345-4178 David Caruso (“NYPD Blue”) on NBC, starring Kirstie Alley, “Sleepwal-kers,” (premieres Nov.1). returns to TV in the CBS drama (Rebecca Howe, “Cheers”). Alley It will be about (I’m not kidding) a “Michael Haeys,” which airs at 8 stars as an owner of a lingerie cata- group of researchers who enter p.m. Sept. 15. Caruso plays an ex- log company. Dan Cortese (eti- dreams to solve crimes. New York cop who is now a feder- quette tip: never admit to watching So, there’s the fall TV preview. al prosecutor. “MTV Sports”) co-stars in this sit- But don’t worry. As soon as you On the lighter side, Kevin COED Hair Styling com. learn when your favorite shows air, Nealon “Saturday Night Live,” and In what could be an impressive the networks will move around the Richard Lewis star as a TV writing drama (a rarity for Fox), Damon Rubik’s cube when you’re not look- $ team in the ABC comedy “Hiller 2.00 OFF Haircut Wayans of “In Living Color” has ing and cancel the shows. But even $ and Diller,” which airs at 8:30 p.m. created a show that focuses on the the worst shows look like winners 5.00 OFF Perm Sept. 23. visitors and employees of a youth when compared to studying for Other familiar faces include Tim center in an inner-city. The drama, exams and writing essays. So happy Curry (“Earth2”) and Annie Potts “413 Hope St.,” airs at 8 p.m. Sept. TV viewing, kids. 1503 7th Street (East of old Main) 348-7818
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On the Beach and Kanahazi only $1 Friends’ kitchen $1.25 Cocktails is open! “Amaretto, Rum, Tequila etc, mixers” Mon-Thurs Fri-Sat Coming next Thursday to Moms From Chicago’s House of Blues 7pm-1am 5pm-1am •Hello Dave• 509 Van Buren 348-2380 On the Verge of the Weekend friday.9.12.1997 5b Are You Fed Up With Silverstone gives another High Prices For Parts - Repairs - Tires - Tubes tarnished performance call by sean stangland Suspects” was hysterically funny. Here, Del Toro Jimmy Walker Motorcycle Shop Staff writer looks, acts and sounds like he’s bored to tears with the material presented to him, and with good reason. 345-3758 he opening scenes of “Excess Baggage” (rated The same goes for Christopher Walken (“True Honda - KAW - YAM TPG-13) were so contrived, messy and poorly Romance”), who tries to be his usual psychotic self written that I questioned whether the rest of but can’t seem to get past the idiocy of the script. the movie was worth seeing. Unfortunately, I opted Speaking of the script, it piles on coincidence after to sit through it. coincidence, introduces various thugs and mobsters This poor excuse for a film is a total disaster from that mean very little to the story and provides the beginning to end – marking the second stinker of the actors with mindless dialogue. year for its “star,” Alicia Silverstone, who also bombed The worst aspect of the film is its attempt to make in “Batman & Robin”. Silverstone look like a “bad girl.” Every scene shows Silverstone plays Emily T. Hope, a spoiled teen who the audience a drinking, smoking or acting-nasty-just- stages her own kidnapping in an attempt to divert her for-the-sake-of-doing-it Silverstone. It all seems NEW LOCATION tycoon father’s attention away from his money and forced, phony and puts Silverstone in an unflattering come see us late night Thursday, toward his long-suffering daughter. She disguises her light. voice over the phone, telling her father where to If all this wasn’t bad enough, The Wallflowers’ Friday, & Saturday drop the $1 million ransom she set for herself, and “One Headlight” shows up on the soundtrack (like 200 Lincoln indicates a parking garage where she can be found in that song hasn’t been heard a thousand times). OPEN TILL 2 348-7827 the trunk of her BMW. Credit director Marco Brambilla (“Demolition In the first of many lame story developments, Man”) with making 1997’s worst film this side of Silverstone’s car is stolen while she lies in the trunk “Dante’s Peak” and “Speed 2: Cruise Control.” waiting for her father to come and rescue her. Thus Large Thin Single Item begins a rather boring crime comedy. “Excess Baggage” For the Low Price of The car thief is Vincent, played by Benicio Del Toro, Columbia Pictures Pagliai’sPIZZA whose role as Fenster in Bryan Singer’s “The Usual ZERO STARS $7.95 plus tax Open Daily 4 pm - 1 am 2 am on Weekends Bingo back by popular demand 345-3400 game’s remarkable popularity. said. One grand prize will be given Pagliai’s Pizza by lauren kraft “You say ‘bingo,’ and they will away. In the past, grand prizes Staff writer come.” have been a large portable stereo Start your weekend off with He believes the lure of those system with a CD player, a WE DELIVER yet another party. tiny white balls speckled with Discman and a bicycle. Bingo Bash will take over the numbers is due to many things. Bingo Bash will continue until CHINA 88 FRI & SAT 5-8 pm $6.95 Rathskeller tonight from 9 p.m. to “Students can walk into the the prize supply is extinguished or 1140 LINCOLN 348-1232 All You Can Eat midnight in the Martin Luther Rathskeller, pick up a card and when the clock strikes midnight, Dinner Buffet King Jr. University Union. The win lots of cool prizes,” Ryan said. whichever comes first, Ryan said. Now Featuring... event is free to students. He urges students to give the Ryan anticipates a turnout of Daily Lunch Tom Ryan, the University game a go because it’s a (cheap) about 150 students. Buffet Crab Legs & Shrimp Board chair, and Amy McGoogan, chance for friends to socialize. Faculty and staff have been $4.50 SUNDAY All day Buffet the special events coordinator for The event will be offered as a reg- known to participate in bingo as Now serving beer & wine 11-2 $4.50 UB, have organized this program, ular activity this year. well, McGoogan said. 2-8 $5.99 which has been a hit among the Chips and salsa, laundry deter- “We get plenty of turnout,” she student body in the past. gent and softener and video tapes added. “It’s all from student fees, “It’s the weirdest phe- are just of few of the treats that so students should take advantage nomenon,” said Ryan of the will be awarded as prizes, Ryan (of free programs like bingo).” SURPRISESURPRISE YOURYOUR FRIEND!FRIEND! Place a BIRTHDAY AD with a The men of PHOTO AND MESSAGE The Daily Eastern News PiPi KappaKappa AlphaAlpha (Deadline: 2 Business Days Before Ad is to run) would like to formally apologize to any organizations or institutes that may have been offended by our past actions. 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ATTN: ALL RSO’S The Dodge SORORITIES GET READY TO Neon Drunk driving simulator is GET MUDDY ON SATURDAY. - scheduled for SEPT. ! Hope to DELTA CHI see you at the 9th st. parking lot 9 ______9/12 a.m.-4 p.m. TO ALL MY GIRLS IN RHO CHI ______9/17 GROUP # 8: You did an awe- CLEVELAND STEAMER live at some job with RUSH! I am so Ted’s Saturday Sept. 13 with spe- proud of you! Good Luck! Love, cial guests Nothing Personal. Meghan Show starts at 9 p.m. ______9/12 ______9/12 MARCIA HILLARY OF AST thank ATTN: ALL RSO’S The Dodge you for all your hard work as Neon Drunk Driving Simulator is assistant rush director. You did a scheduled for Sept. 16!! Hope to great job. Tau love, your sisters. see you at the 9th Street parking ______9/12 lot between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. RACHEL McCORMICK OF AST: ______9/17 You did a great job as Rush CHRONIC ITCH AT O’MALLEY’S Director. Thank you for all your at 11957 S. Pulaski in ALSIP on hard work! Tau, love your sisters. Saturday, Sep. 13th at 9:00 p.m. ______9/12 ______9/12 WELCOME BACK TRI-SIGMA IMPAIRED DRIVER SCHOOL, PX’S: Courtney Bock, Jenn Carr, Sept. 16, 9th St. Parking lot - 9 Heather Novak, Jessica Patlan, & a.m. Kelley Spotanski!! We all missed ______9/12 you! Love, Your Sisters! ______9/12 Personals COURTNEY STONE OF TRI- SIGMA, You did an awesome job with PNC Rush. Your sisters are DELTA CHI WOULD LIKE TO proud of you! WISH GOOD LUCK TO ALL ______9/12 SORORITIES COMPETING IN NICOLE NEUMANN & JULIA MUDMASH. MCGINNESS OF TRI-SIGMA: ______9/12 Thank you both for all your hard HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHANNON! work and time you put into a We love you! Carey, Kristin, & great rush! Love, Your Sisters. Joe. ______9/12 ______9/12 CONGRATULATIONS PETER TO BLANDFORD OF SIGMA PHI SMITH on getting lavaliered. We EPSILON-Happy 21st Birthday! knew she’d get you to do it! Love, Glad you’re legal!! Your R.D. Your Brothers! Amanda ______9/12 MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM BY MIKE PETERS ______9/12 RACHEL McCORMICK and HEY ALPHAS: Thanks for the MARCIA HILLARY of ALPHA paddle! We loved it! The Sigma SIGMA TAU: You did a great job Nu’s. with Rush! We looked great! Tau ______9/12 love, your Sisters! ______9/12 Canyoudraw? Stickfiguresaccepted
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recipient shall be a deserving EIU student who intends to pursue a SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE Applications are now being accepted for course of study that will touch on the field of agriculture. Application the Carol Specht Memorial Scholarship. To qualify, students must be an official notices materials are due Wednesday, September 24, 1997 at 4 p.m. to the undergraduate woman, currently enrolled at Eastern, and a single par- Honors Programs Office, Booth House.–Margaret Messer, Assistant ent with a child or children living in the students home. Applications are Official Notices are paid for by the Office of University Publications. Director, Honors Programs. available in the Office of Civil Right, 108 Old Main, or by calling 581- Questions concerning Notices should be directed to the originator. DOUDNA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Application forms are now 5020. The deadline for a completed application is September available for the President Doudna Memorial Scholarship at the Honors 26.–Cynthia Nicoles, Director of Civil Rights. Programs Office, Booth House, 1538 4th Street. The scholarship recipi- BUSINESS EDUCATION MEETING An orientation meeting sill be held CREDIT/NO CREDIT LIST The Credit/No Credit list for the current ent shall be a first-semester freshman student who graduated from an for all business education majors who are seeding admission to busi- term is now posted on the bulletin boards inside and outside the Illinois high school with a 3.0 or higher GPA. Consideration is based ness teacher education. This is a required meeting for all majors who Registration Office, south basement of McAfee. Students who elected upon academic success and extra-curricular involvement throughout have not attended a previous Business Education meeting. you cannot credit/ no credit option might wish to verify that their requests are high school. Application materials are due Wednesday, September student teach unless you attend this meeting. The meeting will be held included on the list.–Michael D. Taylor, Registrar. 24,1997 at 4 p.m. to the Honors Programs Office, Booth in LH 122 at 4 p.m. on September 17. At this meeting you will receive ALL STUDENTS If you are attending any class in which your name House.–Margaret Messer, Assistant Director, Honors Programs. all the information you need to begin the process which takes you to does not appear on the OFFICIAL TENTH-DAY CLASS ROSTER, WHISNAND SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE Application forms for the your student teaching semester.–Yunus Kathawala. immediately contact the Registration Office to resolve the problem. John L. Whisnand Scholarship are now available at the Honors ATTENTION PRE-BUSINESS STUDENTS Pre-business majors may FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN LOSS OF CREDIT.–Michael Programs Office, Booth House, 1538 4th Street. The scholarship recipi- now apply in 112 Lumpkin Hall for admission to the School of Business D. Taylor, Registrar. ent shall be a student at EIU, in good standing, with no less than one for Spring Semester 1998, providing they meet the following criteria: 1. ALL STUDENTS/FACULTY/STAFF If you are a student or a year remaining to complete work for a Bachelor’s Degree. The recipient 2.00 GPA at Eastern with a cumulative GPA if at least 2.50, including all faculty/staff member who needs and E.I.U. identification card made or shall be a person of outstanding character whose actions and conduct transfer work. 2. 60 semester hours completed by the end of Fall validated, go to the Registration Office, McAfee south basement. reflect credit upon EIU. Financial need is a consideration. Application Semester 1997. 3. Enrolled in, or have completed, ACC 2150, Present your driver’s license to have an I.D. made. materials are due in the Honors Programs Office, Booth House, AIS/COM 2100, COM 2810 with a grade of “C” or better.–Frank Clark, CROW SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE Application forms are now avail- Wednesday, September 24, 1997 at 4 p.m.–Margaret Messer, Chair, School of Business. able for the A.F. Crow Hybrid Corn Agriculture Scholarship at the hon- Assistant Director, Honors Programs. ors Programs Office, Booth House, 1538 4th Street. The scholarship Chelsea Clinton packs for Stanford University STANFORD, Calif. (AP) – Sept. 19th. Marsha Berry, Mrs. Clinton’s own right with increasing public ever seen doing it,” the When Chelsea Clinton be- She’ll move into her dorm, press representative. appearances over the past year. Unofficial Chelsea Clinton Fan comes the First Freshman at meet her roommate and get to And once she’s settled in, The 17-year-old would-be doc- Club declares on its Web site. Stanford University next week, know the sprawling campus 30 Chelsea will not be hounded by tor has received high marks for Thousands of people were her proud and wistful parents miles south of San Francisco the student newspaper, the being intelligent, poised and interested enough in Chelsea to will be watching. before classes start on Sept. Stanford Daily. Rather, she’ll be personable. give her some tongue-in-cheek And so will reporters and 24th. treated as “a student, a regular “I’ve found inspiration in the advice in a survey the Internet photographers eager to docu- The Clintons plan to let student,” not as a celebrity, says effortless grace that a girl half company Excite! re-cently ran ment the start of her new life reporters follow them about the paper’s editor, Carolyn my age has brought to an intimi- on its Web site. 3,000 miles away from home. campus on the first day of ori- Sleeth. dating challenge,” Patti Davis, “It’s like the whole country Chelsea, accompanied by entation with the idea that the Chelsea, as the only child of Ronald Reagan’s daughter, gets to go to college with her – President Clinton and first lady press will get enough pictures the president, was long protect- wrote in Harper’s Bazaar about they get to live vicariously,” said Hillary Rodham Clinton, will and fodder for stories – and ed from the glare of the press Chelsea. Joe Krauss, one of six Stanford begin her Stanford career with then leave Chelsea alone. but has recently become some- “Whatever it is Chelsea does, grads who founded the compa- five days of orientation starting “That’s the hope,” said thing of a public figure in her she’s the best person we’ve ny. 8b friday.9.12.1997 On the Verge of the Weekend Missy Elliot’s talent shines HAVE through on creative new CD you songs for other artists, for exam- Elliott’s voice is reminiscent of Rhymes, Da Brat, Aaliyah, Lil’ bymarquis wilson ple, Aaliyah. divas such as Diana Ross and Kim and 702. Staff writer On her hit single “The Rain Patti Labelle. Elliott is unique in that she On her debut CD, Missy (Supa Dupa Fly),” she samples “Best Friends” features Elliott does not just soak in the glory of “Misdemeanor” Elliott avoids another old R&B tune, but here and friend Aaliyah harmonizing the songs she samples; she shines producing yet another R&B it is combined with a fresh sound together to produce a song dedi- through by taking them to an HAD album which lacks original mate- and an innovative style. cated to the meaning of friend- entirely different, higher level. your picture rial by the artist. Elliott borrows a sample from ship, and being there when a In many aspects, Elliott’s album Instead, she manages to com- Ann Peeble’s ‘70s classic, “I Can’t friend is in need of support or should serve as an example to bine R&B and hip-hop in a way Stand the Rain.” Once again, she guidance. other artists trying to break into that her colleagues have not yet manages to add some of her own Then, she comments on the an already-too-crowded genre. TAKEN figured out. funkiness to the original beat to growing number of recording This CD proves that you can The album, titled “Supa Dupa produce a power-house hit. artists who try to imitate her combine R&B and rap and pro- Fly,” is a welcome change to an The other songs on the CD style in the short interlude “Bite duce quality material. industry that is filled with alto- are quite consistent with the Our Style,” which is in many ways gether too many artists trying to overall affect she is trying to an ode to her collaborator “Supa Dupa Fly” compete for the same audience. achieve. Timbaland. Missy “Misdemeanor” Elliott Elliott is not just your average On the soul-inspired track Some of the finest R&B and Elektra Entertainment Group rap artist. 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