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Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Monday, April 4, 1988, Vol. 74, No. 126, 16 Pages Meese debate stays heated

WASHINGTON (uP!) - division, rei~nited the debate . «'ormer Attorney General over Meese, and apparently. Elliot Richardson said Sunday public sentiment also is President Reagan's swinging over to a Meese willingness to "let his friends resignation. get away with things" is the A Roper Organization poll ~f root of controversies ~,004 adults surveyed Mar;:!"! surrounding Edwin ~,leese and 30-31 and published ill the other government officials. latest issue of U.S. News & At the same time. World Report found an lawmakers were divided over overwhelming majorit:' of what Meese. the current at­ Americans questioned wan, torney ~eneraJ. should do in Meese to resign. The poll. with light of the turbulent week just a 4 percent margin of error. past - with Democrats calling found 55 percent sald :'leese for his resignation and should step down; only 21 Republicans urging Meese to percent said hI'> should s1

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But at the same time, there must be a better way to do it than to pass out silly little gifts to legislators. If Pettit really believes that a lambskin card holder with an SIU emblem on it will have any influence on how a legislator votes on a tax increase. maybe he shrould leave the political back·scratching to someone else. Not only do the gifts make SIU look silly, it does not behoove an institution that is begging for money to pass out perks to the very people it is trying to convince of its Criticism of Jackson doesn't mean racism poverty. The Democratic Party is If any of them dare say One overexcitabJe legislator who received a card holder quivering with fright over anytbmg disparaging about from Pettit .. aid the gifts were an indication of SIU's - and what to do about Jesse Jackson, they run the risk of the stale's -- tendency to waste money on useless things Jackson. And I can understand ~""".'.'.. ".'./ ...... " having the Mrs. Lloyds of and then to cry poverty. Considering the cardholders cost how they feel. They can't af­ America - and there are just $5 each and were paid for by the SIU Foundation, ford to have Mrs. Thelma millions of them - consider they're probably not a major waste of money, but they Lloyd mad at them. them racists and hold a grudge may be indicative of the somewhat misguided approach Who is Mrs. Lloyd? She is a next November. nice lady who lives on 99th SIU has taken to drumming up support for the tax in­ Street on the South Side of They might like to challenge crease. 1-- him to explain who is going to Chicago. Mike What makes Mrs. Lloyd foot the bill for some of his pie­ politically significant is that Royko in-the-sky social programs. she is black. No Democrat can They might want to ask him Your blood needed be Tribune Media Services about some of the outrageous hope to elected president statements he's made in the IF YOU HAPPEN to be in the area of the Student Center next November if they don't past. this week, stop in and give blood at the Red Cross blood get the votes of the Thelma Lloyds of America. There were times when I So there is one set of rules for drive, which begins this morning and goes until Friday. Mrs. Lloyd tells me that she wrote favorably about him and The Red Cross has set its goal for the week at 2,500 pints. has been reading my column times when I made it clear that :~~d:erO~~t c:rd~~: ~~~ Considering there are about 20,000 students in Carbondale, for many years, going back to I thought he was a double­ Jackson. They can say, "Hey, plus about 3,500 faculty and staff members, there is no when 1 wrote for another talking hot dog. you once said this," or "You good reason that the drive should not reach or surpass its Chicago newspaper. And I haven't said anything once supported that." But only goal. And she says that in those about Jackson since he to each other. NottoJackson. All it should take to inspire you to give blood is a bit of days she used to like me. "You became a presidential can· It's part of this nation's compassion and the thought that some day your life may were bright and funny," she didate that I didn't say when tradition that the records of be saved or lost based on tbe avaiJability of blood. says. 'Mrs. Lloyd was reading me politicians have always been Donation hours are 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every day But now I'm not the same years ago. I still think he has fair game, both for their op­ man. As she put it: his good points and I still think ponents and the press. except Wednesday, when the hours will be 12:30 to 6:30 "You have changp-l file the p.m. Call 529-2151 or 457-5258 for donor appointments. To thera are times when he is a But that doesn't apply to worst. You sound so !&lean and double-talking hot dog. Jackson. And Mrs. Lloyd bas volunteer to help at the blood drive. call 453-5716. racist when you write about But now, in Mrs. Lloyd's told us wby. black people, especially the view, if I write unfavorably U's an odd turnabout. For J Rev. Jesse Jackson. about Jackson it means that I years, Jackson bas told us how An interesting, if inaccurate, have become "mean and tough it is to have been born QuotableQlloles observation. racist." black. The fact is, I've been writing That's not merely my Now that he's a politician, it "All a woman needs is vision, determination and a very rich about Jesse Jackson since he husband who'll give her $112 million for a divorce." Cartoonist problem. It is the problem of turns out that being black is first burst into prominence in the Democratic Party and the the best thing be bas going for Edward Sorel, putting words in the mouth of bis caricature of Chicago in the late 19605. Frances Lear, founder of Lear's magazine. other candidates. him.

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Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies Signotd artiel... includinv I.".r.. Vi.wpoinls and ...... -.. rwIIect .... apinians aI their ...... only. Unsigned editorials -'a ~ aI .... Doily ElII'plian Ediloriol Commi"_. whose m ....bers _ .... ltudenI4dltor·in~ieI ..... eddorioI page editor. a n._ stoff m.m"'r. the faculty managing otdilor and o Journalism 5chc.ol faculty ....m ...... L.tters to the edilor moy ... lubmi"otd by moil or ~~ ..~~~~ot= ..:::~ =i~~ doubl. spocotd. "III."... are subject to otdiling ond will "'limilotd 10 500 words ...... of I... than 250 wonIs will ... g;v.. preference for publication. Students mUll idenlify thttmMlv.. by cia.. and mojor. faculty mem..... by rank and deportmenl. non -academie slaff by posilion and deporlmen'. le"", lubmi"ed by moil should include .... author·s acldr.... and ,.I.phone number. Letters tor which v.rificalion of autho.. hip cannol ... made will not ... publilhotd. I r------, BARGAIN, from Page 1 B~o... 'i»-J believes department chairs unionize, Chancellor Lawrence should not be able to join a Rather than bom­ Pettit says he will need to p.-~" union because they are the increase his staff to handle "front line" of administration. barding University labor relations. The University also feels the . • ~ $'~2:~F~N~R~r two campuses should vote employees with tons TIlE llNiONS probably 2 INGREDIENT PIZZA wgether. of information, much would be able to send more limit I per order "The Best Around" The hearing officer took ~ Pick up & Free Delivery more than three times the of which is ertirely :~f~~rto ~:e~Pi~l~ B~l~n~ allotted 100 days to make a irrelevant, the unions would get money for salary decision after hearings on the increases and programs if the &.G.!!~~~V.!;..M.t'.l'_.~~.!:!!!!_~A~!.'2..~~~. dispute ended. That, coupled need to say how they state doesn't have the money. with the University's appeal of In short, it is unlikely the the decision and the IELRB's can help faculty unioJ\S will be able to do any unwillingness to make a quick members be better off more than the University has. decision, has left the Issue Rather than bombarding unresolved. than they are now. University employees with Now that the issue is in the tons of information, much of hands of the whole IELRB, which is entirely irrelevant, even if it always d<:es.n't seem to Professionals sends out less the unions need to say how know what it has decided. than one a week. they can help faculty be better Robert Perkovich, executive A new group, Faculty for off than they are now. director of the IELRB, told Free Choice, feels unionization University Professionals reporters and union would not be helpful to doesn't bombard faculty with representatives on Feb. 18 lhat University employees. They news releases the way the lEA a decision had been made and have decided that when the does, but what UP does send tha t a vote could be held this state is short of money and faculty doesn't provide any semester. can't provide increases in better answers to the funding for higher education, University's problems. THE NEXT day he recanted, the unions aren't going to be saying he had Stepped out of able to do much to increase WHILE THE administration the discussion for a few faculty salaries. has taken a hands-off ap­ minutes and the board had The lEA regularly sends out proach to unionization, it says changed its mind. releases, showing that faculty its going to present an "in­ The issue has been in the memb~rs at universities with formation campaign" about discussiQO stage much longer collective bargaining com­ collective bargaining. than needed. Because of that, mand higher salaries than The unions have come up University employees, the faculty members at univer­ with a solution to a problem people who ultimately will sities without collective they perceive in the Univer­ have to decide whether bargaining. sity's grievance procedures. unionization is right for SID, The unions argue that under have been hearing the same BUT WHERE are the unions eollective bargaining, faculty arguments about collective going to get all this money? members would be guaranteed bargainWg over and over. The unions argue that the a chance to go to outside ar­ University employees are faculty isn't paid enough, and bitration. getting a barrage of in­ the administration agrees. The But binding arbitration only formation from the Illinois administration is promoting a has been asked for once at the Education AssociatIon, one of tax increase, and even has a University, and that rec:luest the two unions vying to full-time lobbyist in was from a faculty member represent University em­ Springfield to coordinate ef­ being represented by the lEA. ployees should they decide tc forts to fight for an increase. The request was denied by the unionize. The other union, The unions argue Board of Trustees. University Professionals of vehemently that the SID, is much more soft spoken, University has too many ad­ FACULTY MEMBERS at least as far as paperwork ministrators, but the unions would best be served by being goes. never say that by decreasing able to decide 800JI whether WHILE THE Illinois administration, they will be w t Education Association sends able to increase faculty :=ns:: ~z.::=eedn: out as many as five press salar• ..lIi. get its head out the sand and releases a day, the University And if the faculty votes to Eet a date for an election SOlID.

MEESE, from Page 1 PORN, today are full of stories of high­ really aU£: .1pts to get at the level people inside the president. from Page 1- det>artment calling attention "There's a great disap­ materials. " to the fact that it's virtually at pointment among liberal Duncan said they found a standstill." Democrats that the smoking the photographs in his The most damaging effect gun didn't hane any smoke bathroom garbage can. now, Richardson said, is to coming out of it from (the) "public confidence in an Iran-Contra (scandaD," Hyde Though he has not agency that is responsible for said. "So if you can't get hired a lawyer to the fair and efficient ad­ dinner, take a S&.dwich." represent him for the ministration of justice. And duration of the case, when public confidence in that Richardson said sur.h claims Duncan said he has a is shaken, then confidence in are "strictly a diversionary temporary attorney to the legal system as a whole is tactic. ... The qutstiem is negotiate with shaken." whether an attorney general of authorities on his arrest. However, conservative Rep. the United States should cling Henry Hyde, R-m., also ap­ to office despite the im­ If convicted em the pearing em NBC, repeated pairment of his effectiveness child pornography Reagan's assertiem that calls that has been brought about by charges, Duncan may for Meese's resignation are a situation like this." face a maximum penalty 01 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Duncan has been a Jackson offers help faculty member of the University since 1978. He is the coordinatol: of the to Noriega, Panama graduate program in WASHINGTON (UPI) - find a solution to the community health. Democratic preSidential Panamanian crisis," ac­ candidate Jesse Jackson made cording to the report by NPR a personal offer to reporter Tom Gjelton in Clarification Panamanian strongman Gen. Panama City. Busch, Bud. & Bud Lt. Manuel Antonio Noriega to Two days later, Noriega sent Physical Plant Acting serve as a mediator in the the letter back to Jackson via Director Duane Schroeder SPIIDS LITER MUGS crisis over his rule, National McSween, NPR said. It said testified Wednesday that Dale Public Radio reported Sunday. Lopez would not reveal the Reiman told him that Reiman You Keep the Magi NPR said the offer was had hired someone to in­ made in a letter that was hand contents of Noriega's response vestigate a University student 'S.OO BUSCH delivered to Noriega by Cirilo but he said the general ap-_ worker. Thursdav's Daily McSween, a member of preciatedJacksoo.'s offer. erred' "ts t '3.00 BUD/BUD LT. Efgypetiaexn tent ofmSIchroederacc~s Jackson's national finance In 1984, Jackson traveled to O 'th, '3.00 MICH.-LT. / OK. committee and a native Syria and negotiated the testimony. Panamanian who now lives in freedom of captured Navy flier Schroeder said nothing Chicago. Robert Goodman. Also that about the amount of money Maj. Edgardo Lopez, .8 year, Jackson met in Cuba involved or the identity of the N(lriega . spokesman, saId with Fidel Castro and won the man hired in Reiman's JacQon "o!fered his personal release of four dozep U.S. and _. murder-for-hire . trial in serVices as a mediator to help Cubanp~one~. JolukonCQ\llJty .. •...... •...... •...... •...... ' • 4th Floor : Hank: Walking his own way "ideo I,Dunge • Music-mix-formula banter, Williams spoke to the Student Ceater : • All Shuw,"" ' •. UO : audience between sets about With his successful keeps Williams his childhood roots in the presents Moa. thra Wed. 7 a: 9pm : music industry. country-blues-rock fo­ : atop the industry He reminded the crowd of his father's legendary status, rmula, he has been which brought American By Curtis Winston named the Country 1 music legpnds Ernest Tubb •.i-(~ ~ 1'\·~.·ffl,'~~~.~"~-'I. Staff Writer and Elvis Presley to his Music Association's : -.~ ... ~: When Hank Williams Jr. boyhood home. Fats Domino Entertainer of the Year : ••• ~ •• & ••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •• ~ ••••••••••••• returned t!l the Arena Thurs­ and Jerry Lee Lewis taught him bow to play the piano, be I day it was apparent that for the past two years. Bocephus still is walking his said. own way in the country music With banners of a prominent industry, but he's still on the Kentucky bourbon distillery However, witb all the lights same path he was 11 monihs hanging from the lighting grid, and smoke of tbe show. ago. Williams espoused his country Williams didn't neglect to sit He's still playing boy philosophy of "hunting, down with an acoustic guitar to Aerosmith's rock classic good whiskey and women." get back to his country roots. "Walk This Way" and other On the large stage, Bocepbus In the acoustic set he did a rock songs, including the looked like a kid at a medley of some of his best­ Georgia Sa tteli tes , "Keep playground. He would push his loved songs, including "A Your Hands to Yourself." He keyboard player aside to beat Country Boy Can Survive" and also performed his country on the piano. He threw cups of "Family Tradition." classics "Mind Your Own ice at t,is roadies. Ht' even Among holdovers itom last Business," "Whiskey Bent and played the drums, pounding year's show was a jazzy, Hell Bound" and "All My away with childish abandon­ guitar-soprano-saxophone du­ Rowdy Friends Have Settled ment. et on Fats Waller's "Ain't Down." At times Williams was ab­ Misbehavin" and a parody of Williams does have a good surd, eSp'ecially during a Tom T. Hall's country song "I thing going. Witt: his suc­ strange, if not comical ren­ Love" titled "I Hate" which cessful country-blues-rock dering of "Twist and Shout. " It gave' Williams a chance to formula, he has been named was a bizarre sight to see the espouse his own country the Country Music bearded, dark-shaded country philosophy. Association's Entertainer of boy, in black with a black The show ended on a loud the Year for the past two cowboy hat, preening and note with a rock 'n' roll medley years. prancing like a heavy metal that included ZZ Top's "Sharp weJlness With evangelist-like stage singer. Dressed Man." e Cenlf'!f

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W_afVMOVE__ IGC ~Caomdl Fewer pilgrims spend Easter in J&i-usalem JERUSALEM (UPll - Diodorus. "There's not enough of the Holy Sepulchre after morning. in white robes, carrying Church bells pealed across the security, there are not enough attending Roman Catholic Entering the medieval candles, led a procession of walled Old City as Christians pulice." services. Crusader church, the nearly 100 people three times celebrated Easter Sunday, but Government officials had "We feel very happy and around the tomb. The thousands of pilgrims St...i...t predicted 36,000 tourists would very lucky to be here at this I:t~~~ ~:~ t~= ~::~ patriarch blessed the tomb away from the Holy City and visit Israel during the Holy time, especially with all the body was anointed with oil with a censer billowing incense several outdoor services were Week and Passover perio'i, trouble in the world," he said. before burial, according to and then entered the Holy canceled because of the compared to the 34,000 who The Latin patriarch, Michel Christian tradition. Moments Sepulchre. Palestinian uprising in the arrived in 1987. But state-run Sa~bah, the first Arab to hold after the patriarch left, women During almost four months West Bank and Gaza Strip. Israel Radio reported that the the post, celebrated a dawn rushed to pour perfume on the of anti-Israel rioting in the The Greek Orthodox cliurch, number of tourists in mass in front of the indoor stone and kiss it. West Bank and Gaza Strip, whose calendar is a week Jerusalem for Holy Week was tomb where many Christians After the mass, Sabbah, distui'bances have erupted behind, called off its half of last year's total. believe Jesus was buried and holding a silver shepherd's many times in Arab neigh­ traditional 2-mile-Iong Palm Despite the specter of rose.from the dead OIl Easter staff and more than 40 priests borhoods of Jerusalem. Sunday procession from the violence, thousands of Mount of Olives to the Old City pilgrims from around the out of concern for the safety of world crowded into Spring participants. The Roman Jerusalem's cathedrals and '~~iiV¥Sfl\1 Catholic Palm Sunday church bells rang throughout -Rugged. Tough . __ procession last week also was the Holy City to celebrate the Construction ~ Psychic Festival canceled. most important Christian -Long Life and i~ "Of course, it's because of holiday. :~::-,;::: '~ Books Astrology the situation," said Biship "It's a very holy time," said available - ~--.:: Crystols T~rot Timothy, 5ecretary to the John Syer, 38, of London, as he 6 volt .1_ SIZES TO FIT MOsT Topes Greek Orthodox Patriarch and his family left the Church from t7.5O MOTORCYQ.EMAKES i'olmistry Gifts 12 VOLT SIZES FROM Numerology Crafts R~gressions DOWNTOWN $16.90 Jewelry Spirit Guides iiaATn'.t1Y SUPPLY CARBONDALE In Murphy"""" tak_ 171 North to _ ...... v .t~_.. I ... ' ... to aw- PLANNING Indu.trial Park Rd. (acrou from ,... , McDonald'.). Tum left at first .top ...... Ramadc Inn I lign. Than left again to PLP WORKSHOP IaHery Supply. Highway 13 -Carbondale, II. ADMISSION S2.oo includes: Hourly fec1ure. Call 687·3344 a_nd door prize. aturday, April 9th, 1988 h of Nature Environmental Center - Camp Giant City Road 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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COMPUTING AFFAIRS will STUDENT THEATER Guild in Neckers 218. offer "Advanced TEMPLATE will meet at 5:15 tonight in the Graphics" from 2 to 3:50 p.m. green room, Communications MACINTOSH USER Group today and Wednesday in 1038. of Southern Illinois will meet Wham 303. To registe!", call at 7:30 p.m. Tues(t.ay in the 453-4361, ext. 260. ANALYTICAL JOURNAL Egyptian Sports Center, 1215 Club will meet at 4 p.m. today E. Wah..:t. RED CROSS Blood Drive will be from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today in the Student Center Internatior.al Lounge. Ciay and Lesbian Pe.ple·s Onion EQUINE SCIENCE Club Pr ts will meet at 7 tonight in Agriculture 209. SOCIETY OF Manufac­ turing Engineers will meet at 7 tonight in Tech A 219. AMERICAN CRIMINAL Justice Association will meet at 8 tonight in Faner 1005. GRASSROOTS will present a reading of poetry, fiction and drama at 8 p.m Tuesday at On The Island Pub, 717 S. University. Look. around campus for ou flyers and SAFETY CENTER will offer free motorcycle courses schedule of events beginning April 11, 15, and 25 at the Physical Plant Complex. To register, call Skip Starkey at 453-2877. COLLEGE OF Business and Administration is accepting FOR MORE INFORMATION, PHONE tuition waiver applicatiOns for 1988-89. To apply, student must Pride line 453-5151 Sun-Wed 7-10pm have at least a 3.4 GPA and have completed 30 hours at SW-C. Inquire in Rehn U3.

OFFICE OF Intramural­ Recreational Sports is ac­ ~pting lifeguard applications for summer and fall. Ap- AI03 ~~~~~~t~!n a~~nt~~ \h: formation Desk. For details, Art and reason call Rudi Sommer at 536-5531. When Mark and I decidcd to spend thc weekend at his mothcr's house, I ncver imagined I would be walking into a mouse's nightmare. There were WELLNESS cats c\'crywhcre. CENTER Cat plaques, cat statues, cat clocks, GROUPS & cven a cat mat. I couldn't begin to dupli­ WORKSHOPS catc hcr collection ofkiny littcr ifl spent a vcar at a garage sale. Conspicuously al1scnt. howcver, was a real cat. Strange, I thought, and began to fear that a wcckend with cat woman could be a ·'::l"~·"'·_.. lot Icss than purr-feet. LIFE IN THE But thcn she came home, and FAST FOOD LANE Mark introduced her. She was dressed surprisingly wcll-no Most AmerICan college students leopard pants. In fact, you eat out more than 4,5 tJrne5 a week. Leam to develop a health\!. could say she was thc eat's memv, balanced eating pattern In even but m rather not. the greasiest of spoons. -She offered me a cup of Dutch Choc­ TUESDAY, APRIL 5 olate Mint. Now that was something 7-9PM I could relate to. Then she brought it out in thc most beautiful, distinctly MIS5IS5Ipp/ Room, 5tudent Center' Presented by Kate Zager unfclinc china Hi cver seen. As wc sippcd. I found out that Mrs. Campbell LEARNING has nl\' samc wcakness for chocolate, TO LOVE & lovcs rhc thcatcr as much as I do. but, EMPOWER incrcdihl\~ ne\'cr saw ....Cats." So Mark and I arc'taking her next month. YOURSELf

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I I I ,A Page 8, Daily Egyptian. April 4, 1988 ii Children to use sign language to present 'Fiddler on the Roof' The Talking Hands Theatre Back in a Troupe. through the use of sign Sixteen of the 26 actors in the play are hearing language. will present the FLASH! musical "Fiddler on the Roof" impaired. They will lip-sync their lines as they 10 a.m. Tuesday at Shryock Auditorium. . sign the words, while voices off-stage provide In by lOam Out by 5pm The troupe fealUreS hearing the spoken dialogue. Film Developing Special (C-41 processing only) impaired children in the lead roles. ------~~~~~~------­ Sixteen of the play's 26 ac­ RePrint SpeCial tors are hearing impaired. Th .. planation about the diagnostic arid educational 5 for9S¢ non-speaking actors lip-sync background of the production. services. ~res4·11·BB their lines as they sign the The Talking Hands Theatre "Fiddler on the Roof" is from your 135,110,126. or D,sc negatJve5 words. while voices off-stage Troupe was founded in 1973 in sponsored by Southern Illinois Please have negatfve numbers provide the spoken dialogue. Des Plaines as part of The Parents of the Hearing Im­ ______...!:"l!..n~..:!:''!!:!!ll'2[1!.!1Y.E~I~'L ______Many hearing impaired Center on Deafness. The paired and the Student Centei'. ~re4-11·88 people are unfamiliar with the center promotes research into Tickets are $2 for adults and play and to preserve the the nature of cognitive $1.25 for children and are 12 Exp. $2.36 24 Exp $4.19 tradition and history of the development fc.r the hearing available at the Student Center play. there will be an ex- impaIred and provides Ticket Office. ~?_~~p:~~:~? ___ ~~_~~e~?~~9 CCFA selects prof for teaching award FlASH FOTO By Phyllis Coon Northwestern University and are presented at the annual Staff Writer a master of fine arts degree in University Honors Day 100 W. Walnut carbondale The College of Com­ photography from Ohio State ceremonies on April 10. munications and Fine Arts has University. chosen Gary Kolb as its candidate for the 1988 SID-e Other nominees were Punch Outstanding Teacher Award. Shaw from radi~television, Eric Mandat from music and Kolb, an associate professor Randall Robey from com­ in cinema and photography. munication disorders and has been at SID-e since August Corn 'n Clucks sciences. 1979. He has a bachelor of arts Award winners recieve cash degree in religions from prizes and travel funds that Under Two Bucks ~Chkken $r!• __be(l'JPota'toea .. & Gravy • Corn • 1 Bucu1t BOLT'S OJ'J"EB BlIIDS: April 30, 1988

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Daily Egyptian, April 4, 1983, Page 9 on tset ACROSS University 1Ao_rIng backed Into ...rub Cla.slfled • W.. stllnil Today's a corner• mWleu promotes Directory 8 Euu on 13 ConV&~ molding computers 'or Sal_ 14 Shredded Puzzle 15 All '-I- 18 Mortl.. By Phyllis Coon Staff Writer -- and - Puzzle answers Auto 17 MerIt 11 Supple_t. Making students aware of (I) 1e NBA ....mber are on Page 6. the problem solving Ports & Services 22 Sticky stuft -- capabilities of computers was (I) Motorcycles 23 RSVP word 69 Metric unl1 25 Kl1chenwa.. a goal of the first SIU-C 24 BINd 70 Dutch town 28 Small pool Regional High School 25 Sell. gpo 71 Inhabnenta: 27 Vicinity Homes 28 Mop auff. Programming Contest. tU 30 - Turner 28 Iran! religion 72 Organic 31 Wild duck "There is a general ac­ Mobil9Homes 32 Scull. compound 34 Turk. rldr 33 Ump'. ca" ceptance of our future need in 3S Emperor of 36 Jeaon'. wU. DOWN understanding the abilities of Miscellaneous 40 Acta on Ethlople 1 Fate 37 P.ummel the computer," Albert Advertise B.... dw.y U Electronics 2 Contracllon 38 Odds - Crawford, a professor in the in the Classified. 43 MIX-up ;, Ande...... of 44 Chin. rI·Ja. 39 Cruising TV 41 - lreal computer science department, Pets & Supplies Call 536-3311 45 Theel.... at 4 Forward 48 Ordinal suffix 42 Baseball hll. said. 5 Building. for 47 Oid World bird Programming competitions 48 Fleming and ahor1 Bicycles Sml1h 48 Calm down 6 Dlat",•• 51 Hlp have been held in other parts of the country, and it was time Camera, 50 Legume sound 52 Caesar e.g. ~RSAU 51 Donkey 7 Tepest" 53 - lagora, for the Univt'xsity to promote 54 Dove cry 1 BowliRII lIem Bulg. computer science at the high Sporting Goods 58 Check I Fish ~.uce 55 Unl.".e things 58 Be c.reful 10 Pa.try man 57 Deserve school level, Crawford said. 62 Winged 11 Each 5& Stuff Contestants had to solve four • Recreational Vehicles 63 Eilln belnl! 12 Demi-- 60 Sea bird math problems using the 1,,1:~=A=ut~orn~O""t~IV~.="""'··';;<;;I·::1 64 Hackneyed 14 Social 81 Kllrnel Furniture I • 87 - ••1. 20 'ndlans 65 Golf peg computer and following 68 C.en's rI.e. 21 Tell. shrine 66 Siray guidelines set by the Musical =.~~~~~~';;:: Association for Computer Your _. Buyers Guide. 1..905-687· Machinery. Books 6000 .xt. 0·9501. U ...... 1516Aa13O The department sent out 70f LINCOLN MAlIK IV; "Ir; crul•• ; letters of inquiry to 80 schools 'or Rent _tl..... bcJttety. ex"""". V.,., in the Southern Dlinois region, cleJ.endcd>/ •• runs _to $900_. '-I- Col/ rou,of57·7039 mllffl. or .".. he said. Apartments ...... 2-...'126 "The response was in excess -- 1979 HONOA ACCORD. HBK. 5 Ipd. Houses of what we expected," (I) :;'=.$~':':il::s":,.8r con' Crawford said. ..5...... 2511AGI21 Mobile Homes 197' TRIUMPH TR6 ROADSTEII like The fll'St-place team was -- MW. Tires ••'-drIc oYWCirlve alpIne (I) O'Fallon High School, which Rooms am .. fm co".He. to" bar. RUBI w.II will recieve a $100 grant from S3OOO0I>0529-4126. U" ...... 2523A.. 128 the sm Foundation. The Roommates 1982 MAZDA 11)(1 5 spHd. olr second-place team was Car­ ,tU C?ndl"onlng. om .. fm coss.tt•. Duplexes 15.300. Coli J.ff '" Sof9·7..,,1. terville, which will recteve a ..... U" ...... 2JJ6AoI2. $50 grant from the Fo:mdation. NffD A CAlI? We llnonce no In· Wonted to Rent terest. no q" lJlfylng for a.,dU. W. Vienna High School and will pay COl" "" your oar. C ond J Waterloo High School tied for U Sal••• 98S-6634. Business Property ...... 2of22A .. 126 third-place. Each school will. ,_ FlfRO. 25.000 mI.. ",,"olute recieve a $25 grant from the Mobile Home Lots mint condlfJon. ae, whit. color. Foundation. Goreville High $5500. Coli s..Y-i2!{I !~te ot night, School received an honorable H(lpWonted ~~~6fsA;ii~~C~ mention. or 529·2524. Employment Wanted .... 5 ...... 2Sof1AGI27 DATSUN 20IISX S3500 457·7_. en Free ..5 ...... ~AaI28 WATCH Crust 1981 DATUSN 3IOGX•• xC. «>nd. 4 rn Rides Needed ~;. ~~.o:!m;.a,'.$f:n:ofS:9~ The NCAA's on our Mondays Only at Quatro's After 4:00 tU 0296. Riders Needed U-18 ...... 2446Aal2B Big Screen TV! Fast-Free Delivery Anytime 1979 MONIA, 2 pillS 2. v-6. oulo. pb. Real Estate :-tr!.·I1~ fI::": sa;;sr:.~56~ 4-6" ...... 257ofAal28 1978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD WAGON. J/~ U Ps. oulO. nd - pb. 1_" engl,.. .. tnms. ~ HAPpr~ All CIo.. lfi.c! Advertilinllt Good "'g"-Y cor. _. tires. body ",ust be proceSHd by '2:001 good condition. 25 plus mpg. $850 ~ HOUR " noon to appear in the next 01>0 529-4960. U" ...... 2961""'28 " 4:30-8:30 "" cIoy'o publicotion. Anything ,>roce,sed after 12:00 noon '" 3 for 1 , will go in the following day'. Tran.ml.slon. ~ Jumbo , publication. __ brink. ~ Rebuilt beThe ___ Doily Egyption tor_tIaI connot '275" " ".#;~ .... cloy'. ina>nwd iNertion. 6 mo. Warranty • AdvertIMn ora nnponslHe tor c:hKking thair GIMrfise. Front Brake. _ for ...... &rora not the fault 01 the odverti.. r ' which I...... the value of - will be l:1c1udes:.. Best Beef .... odvertl.. mant odjusted. " your ad oppeors Packing Bearing incorrectlv. or if you wish in Town! cancM your ad. cali S3f>.331 I Safety Check before 12:00 noon for ~ cGMella'ion in the next Bassam Italian Beef -- issUlt. Certified Mechanic (I) Any od which i. coneelled before expiration will be Call1pu. -- chorgad 0 $2.00 servic:e f ... $1.99 fIl Any refund under $2.00 will be forfeited. Auto Good 414 and 415 res 600 ...... No ads will be mis-doooilied 521 s. Illinois Ave. Oossilied Advertising muot be poid in odvonce except 549-8433 CALL FOR 549-1013 for tho.. occounts with --- .stablished credit. The Complete Sandwich Shop DELIVERY 529-5020 U Most Makes of Cars

Page 10. DaiJy Egyptian, April 4, 1988 EGYPTIAN PYRAMID COMPLEX now rentmg for Summer and Foil aest prices in town 457-7941 or 549·2454 •.5.88 233280 127 I OR 2 BOlIM APT. $200 p'" mo in dudes util. 910 W Sycomore. COIl 451·6193. leave mess oreal/eve 4.S.88 ...... 25oo8012T 3 BORM APARTMENT. EXCLUSIVE orea. ideol lor professional or faculty. $43(1 per mon,h. sroo off Is1 mos. renl. 519 ..... 360 4·29·88 ...... 234080 1<5 SUBLEASER NEEDEC IMMEDIA TEl Y through August. Checlp-S IIO-mC'nth (negot.obleJ Lewis Pork. ColI 5"9~ 81131 Jon. 4·T·88 ...... 253180 129 SUSlEASE FOR SUMMER 2 bdrm. furn. qUIet. one-nolf block to compus. Coil Ryan of 549 ...... 91 . • ·2:·88 ...... 254380139 SL'MMER SU8LEASF FI~RN. I BOIlM Cl.OSE to mmpus and mall. 305 S. toke H.Igh,s Yeor leow requJred' begJnning Aug. 16. No pets. Wo ••r and trash pel Inti $200 529·2533. 4·25.88 ...... 235080 ,., FURNISHED. 2 SDRMS. 5 BLOCKS from compus, no pets 4S7-5923 •.6.88 .' ...... 236180128 SPACIOUS r 80RM APT IDr Summer and Fall. Call o/ler 6 p.m. 529·2419. 30HoKe HI>. ApI no. 5 one bedrooms. ..".88.. 2~5980131 and efficiencies In(ludlnl MEADOW RIDGE Carpet & Air )r "~"'''1r.~L&.- Laundry Facilities IS Surpri.~gly Water. Trash & Sewer KAWASAKI JEf SKI 300. like new fOR RENT .~~~. S2~ or 'rode tor moforcyd. 684- r' 6P66 evenings. 'Hlfe message. Clean & Quiet AHordablel 4-7-88 ...... 3062Atr29 No Pets From $170 per person /. APartmel'tll"j Shown by Appointment Only 549-6610 Imperial Mecca I._ Apartments Brand New 3&4 Bedroom ffo: Preview some of Townhouses Carbondale's finest • Conveniently located two bedroom -Next to school apartments. VAIL, on Wall & Campus PARKTOWNE, TRAILS e Extras include: WEST, HICKORYGu\DE. Washer/Dryer Good locations Heat Pump Great Prices Dishwasher f/lent: Today for CALL TODAY Occupancy Now, Summer or fa" 457-3321 PUPPIES, GER. SHEI'•• I.

FOI'AL'S WAllI'APEII ounEf now !-::~n:'Ja'=O,'=bIll~;!:S~ , No,., Renllng For Fall And Su.... er _ 816 f. Moln ""xl to HolIday 4-6-88Loke.ldeVel.529·2236...... 3121A1112B Office II C b d I I Inn. sov. up fa 8D petcettt on at 703 S. I . Ave., or on a e Call: 529-1012 =::;III~n:,odc~~%'bi.t::U~ onlyS5."...... 2.,MII2. U-aI [:::.::: Furniture · .... ···::.:::.11 ES ~. 3 I ;~:~:;:~~I II ~~.~;; :;.;.; INSURANCE =.:'::'=u:r,:::::~ 514S.8everidge 4 310E.CoIIege 503W.CoIIege 1.2.3 s.t9-1712Iou1honOId51. 602N.Carico 334W_Walnut 3 310E.Coliege .f+88 ...... 21_126 404W.College I 414 W. Syo;ornore <_t. -..4tllllllVJ.liEi-:-I.F___ .... t:.~,'!! ::=:S,/:'-:t. u,:: :::':~~'..r _t) PQ"UIDIlOQM Souflto1MldlandlnnT_".ondgo 410'10 .E.H_ ~W.Walnut ~rrtJ:::~~.~.~·.s:'t,9(!...I53 210 Hoopltal I. 2 1HIIII"P'??:!! ~ ANTIQUE TABLE SIX dial... o~ !i8'I"~ d. Mal .. Iloewill 410S. Ash - buffet. b

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NICE '.3.4 o:-.d S bdrm hau .... r on :.a~";'!'~':s~";,cru:1~~~·;! ::.;e ~:"R '.:~r'tjt;nr:..m,:a~ I ~~ J::,II!:oss":"'':'7;:! Mill 5'. Coli Clyde Sworosan of 529· 5294. pels. SIBS mo. M·bato~276O. SI:'" Summer. S2SO Foil 9 mo. Ieos.'j compus,in one thou$cJnd block we,r 4-8·1<8 ...... 30298al30 lor 2 _'e. S29·3S8J. Mill SI .. a hll norl"-sl of Marrlo .·26·88 ...... 2308SbI42 I BDIIM. FUIIN. AC. ...-y nice I 4.26-88 ...... 305180142 Llbrory. Two-bedroom furnished or TOP COALE LOCAT'ONS for Foil. Sublvose foe Summer "",Iy. Close to ONE 80iM APT. dose to campus unfum'shed. S~m;lor 10 townhouse. 2.3 .... end !i bdl'tn fumjshed hillHJses, no pels. call 614-4145. campus. As~ about ap'. no. 3. Coli Itortlng Aug. 15. S 195. S49-3666 bedrooms and bo'" up. no one 687·1931. Kelley. above or be*ow '0 disturb. 4·29·88 ...... 23B6Sbl45 4-11-88 ...... 299680131 4·11-88 ...... 305980131 Bedroomo ha •• Mrindows an fwo DISCOUNT HOUSING. 2.3. and 4 SUBlfASEII NEEDED FOR Summer. sjdes. excellen' vftnfllolil"ft. Owners bdrm fum'shtPd houses. 2 ml west of Meodow Ridge, fum., ac. washer. mow Iowm. provide normal refuM Cdol.llamada Inn. <011614-4145. dryer. Sl25p·mo. S,_. 529·2750. SOUTH POPLAR STIIEET Aporlmenls pic~up and .&CUr/1y IllIhls and 4-29·88 ...... 23BSSbl45 ~ snow 'rom city sklewolb. 4 BD/IM. 2 SA TH. BIG roomo. ~::, Bi:iIiMS~ 5i6 '~.Pop~:';",:}~ Carbondale. Jus' acro.. "'ree' I"""; Ou;., greG. convenient to No'lona' remod.hrd. nice. 304 E College. Foods. laundf"OmQ', and downfown. ovollobleAUfl. I. SSOO. 1·9BS·2S67. =.r1~'5~~f"=j::fall. ~St~~ =~H~ofb::"~~ Summa< S260 monlh and Foil and 4·5·88 ...... 2509Sb127 4·26·88 ...... 304980'.2 ~~. :=~:~o:~icle:=' SprIng $360 MOnlh. O//Ice 711 S. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SETTING. 2 Poplar SI .. function W. Mill SI. and S. min. from fown. u.se of swimming ~:: ~ 8a~ ~::m:' :~,. f~;;: Furnished or unfumbhed. ~ Pop'",r !;f.. dlredly north 0' Morris pool. 10k.. large wooded area. 3S81. 529·1820. Ubrory. Call 457·73S2 or S29·S717. qul.t. .. belrm. 2 both., cen 0 .... iann ':Irol~:,ur::.';.,".. -:.;r.;" ':;;J air, w-d hook up. mlao wave, '" 'I- sa ...... 305060 I·" seewH, "ghts. and remove snow 4·27-118 ...... 234780 143 APTS .. HOUSES. TRAllEIIS. close 10 from <11y .id..... lq aule, area $HARE HALF Of forge house near StU. fum. Summ.. or Fall 9 mo. convenient '0 National foods' compus. Newly F"etnOdeIed. un~ ~c::r::~~~~s::,:~: lease. 529·3S81 ar529·1820. Ioundromo, and down/own. l~ furn;sh.,;l bGs-"1enf apartment. purents signature needed tOl' leos •. Lorge ".'nll area. ~1I:t.n. I be,h. A ...". June I. Call 529-4253 before :::'Rii·,· L~' AV~":i!~ ';::: ~'r =l':~~-'::':""~';;!~ Freshly polnred. Lorge. beou"'u' S. ondS29_ofhtr5. bode 1'Ofd. Non.smo~lnll· Pr.I... 4-8·88 ...... •..... 23438b/3O ~"1:.'i:d. ~ii.~: O//Ice 711 S. Poplor S,.. lunctlon W. SEVERAL AVAIL BEG. AUI/. 16. Year =';9.~;",S:::.~~,.b"/s paid. Ieo5e t'equlr.cl. Cfose '0 CGmpus~ no garden space. w·d haa~ ups. Cleon =hS'~I a~IS Pti'';::;' ~'"':i.'!. and qt.Ii.t. 10 mjn. walk,o campus. 135'or529~5717 4-8·88 ...... 256180 130 pels. S3OO-SSOO. 529·2533. 4-22-88 ...... 2352.,40 Joan 529-4150. 14-27.88 ... 23468a143 fJCTRA NICE 3 BDIIM. 2 belhl. ap· •. 7-88 . 300II80129 FOUR 8f1ll/OOM BEHIND Ree c.n,.,. :!~~ ce;:b.OIU;;~ It;;;« ;t:;. oval/able In Augus' for 9 or 12 M·bato.617.IQS3aherSp.n•. man'hs.549-3/74. 4·B·88 ...... 31SB80130 4-8-88 ...... 2564.,30 MUIIPHYS/lOItO VERY NICE 3 room LARGE 4-6 BDIIM HOUSE- /g. 1'Ofd. 2 oporlment. Fumlshed. uflltrles poid. fIreplaces. lois 01 'ren. _ble no p.'s. olr qul.t ,ounfry ulll .• OCI"Oq from $otuk' Laundromat su"oundlngs. 617·1267. 4-8·88 ...... '" ...... 2'_'30 ~ ::.~:":!.!'':;:'!,=\: :::.~ I ONE 801M UNIT. unfurnished. 15·529-/324. some utllm.s paid. SJ50 per mo. 3 ..21-88 ...... 25548bl39 miles east of Corhondole in quje' FUIIN 4 BDIIM HOUSE. all u,,,. Ind. n.'ghborhaod. pels obI'. call 937· Oo,,'a campus. "",,1/. May IS. 457· 3978. if no answer caJl ega;n. SOSO. 4-14-88 ...... 317280134 4-11-88 ...... 23S8tb/31 SPACIOUS FUIIN .. 2 IIDIIM. with fp. HOUSES. 3 4. and 5 bdtrn. 5 bJodcs dw. u"/. Included. CIa., fa cgmpus. It-om campus. no pets. fum .• May '" AUfl. r-.e. 549·5596. 549· Summa<. Fall. and Spring. 457·S923 0088. ",6I4-37B5. 4-7-88 ...... 307380/29 4-6-88 ...... 2"7.,28 I 8DIIM APT. AVAIL. May IS • AUfl· FUIINISHED 3 SDIIM CARPETING. all ~ ______~...... ______.. __ ~~~ ~r~~:~~F~~~~~~ ::Y.~."5':.'?i2·I~~~9~AVOI/. - hardwood lloon. blinds. 549-8/160. 4-4-88 ...... 245011b/26 FOSTEII "ENTAlS RENTING lor I FURN'SHED 3 BDIIM HOUSE. Cor­ Summ ... and Foil. fumlohed. __ ! ~5:e·riECc.;,,·,;.;;.:.;,;,~48a~ pellns. 'arge ~. 'arg_l'Ofd. all pered and cleon. Und..-plnned and _. N_ refrlg. au.., area. i doa1 52'·4301 to~·j·iri:m:o.;~~= ""- and pand. S4SO .... lei. _-.-. ttl. bdrms. 2 full ,..,....,...... Iy. ,...", "-"red. bofhs. /g. _. c:orpon. 0aIc floon. low utll .. /26 , ..... -IDoJ-.... 519 S. Rawlings Sl'lCJ'ACUlAa 4 ISlIIOOM NLU 1115... . -2 full bathroom 1M II« c.nt.r. 0... and _hoI# ··fI11cw..' ...... __l botfts. """""''''''Ing -Dishwasher ""'.50f9-3973or457.,/94.wi"'..,'"" --1DoJ- 4-4-8B ...... 21111b126 ..', ...... 4IDti1HOUSf.FUlN..... coIorh.. -,-- F.r ....rw Infennatlen call 519·1011 _IoSJU. A_I. May. Afhtr_. 5._N._.,__.-/Illver .... 457-7112 or 549-4265. IUS ...... 5-11 ...... 21061b/S3 SPACIOUS FUtN. a- ..."..". all .. ",w._., .... ~l _. 3.4... 5 bdrms.• _ r-IIr-...... - ""~..... '_.457.5276. .4-8-88 ...... 221_'30 LEWIS PARK -/IlIver.--ts25 ..... fNGL\ND IfEIGHTS HOMES. 2 bdrm -.-..-- 7.llaE.waInut.S'" ;n,.:. ="'ta.~'" "":.~ '.....-...... APARTMENTS mo. CoIl 457·7337 or':r'-a220afhtr 5 .... _""':.. 1I5_ 529·3513 1. S. 8. a <& ...... ApartaeDta ::;';'...... 2J04Ib132 Pund_bedorUDfundabed Fledble Lease Tel'llUl ••• Aak ....toar .....er.to .... ell ILE* INDOOR POOL Now Open Satu..... ys 1 Oam-2pm OMES Carbondale Mobile Homes

·SW...... PooI Hwy51 North Free7tl Bus__ to11y SIU .'_nls Courts Rates Starting • ...utll .... _ at ·allll.nlT.a.1e $145 Per Mo. ·al. Screen TV .24 hr. Laundromat IIOOMMA TES TO $HAilE hom_ fOl' PH: 549-3000 Summer .ernesfer' $'25.00 plul ~~ .... 2 bIoc~ from camPUI. 687· 4-8-88 ..... 3071&.130 ONE SUMMER SUBLEASER needed TOWNHOUSE 2 BDRM UN· EXPERIENCED TANDOM CYCLIST 'I GOLLIHER HOME IMPROVEMENTS· !or 3 bdrm house af 60 I N. Canco. FURNISHED, very nice. oc. 2 miles oble to aver. 25 miles per r,de. Pays MlJChanicol. electrlcat. corpentry. I J S80mo.457-SIB9. eo'sfnewRf. 13. S.. 9~6S98evenjngs. min. wage Call 457·2790. '::.~f!:;d;~ti~rz';:' ;:b~~fft s~:,~ 1*' 'ii· I!i[3 !lm-, '·5·88 ...... 25 I 588 127 4.IB.88 ...... 248281136 MALE ROOMMA TE NEEDED to .hore 2 BDRM 1.5 MILES SOUTH 01 SIU on PERSONAL CARE A TTENDANTS free Estimates. over 20 VTS eJC 529- MINI WAREHOUSES fOR remt, ,2.24 'NOnfed_ Reff1TTol opp'icohonio being "24. AIs.o: office space 2500 sq If with ~x :r;~~~co~rJeH5~r:::7. close to :~v~I~!!:!9r~5~:·r91J::~v"':'er. 10k"" at Disabled Student Services, 4-7·88 ...... 2164E129 wa'er and hee" C'dale Industr;cl Woody Hall B·ISO. 4S3·S738 SILKSCREEN FOR YOUR group. Pork 457-4470 _m 4.20.88 . 25'9)138 ~~B~ASER NEEDED IW::~~!,;~~~ ~::ONDAiE51 SOUTH 2;99':"~2~ 5-5-88 ... .. 3056CJ27 01' organizations (shirb. jockets. Congratulations through August, ChtKJp - SI IOmonth bdrm. oppliances. furnished. air. no MAt.E OR FEMALE needed to do hots • • tc.) DiSCOI".,h. Gusto's '02 W (negotiable) Lewl. Park coli 549· pets. Clean. UOO 549.0320. ossembly work In 'he;r home and College 549·4031. 80n Jon. ..5-88 ...... 243181127 mok. money. Coli or write: Key "·26~'8 ...... __ . .. 2305E'42 4·7·88 ...... 253288129 2.3 BDRM. CLOSE TO campus and Ideos. P.o, Sox 202f. G.nnontown. MR. FU( fT mowing your lawn. All INSTANT 3 FEMALE ROOMMA TES NEEDED 101' n.all. No pels. Y.ar l.ase requIred John ~~~~8 4532.7. 513~B5.5~75. 3014CI28 i ~~':eo:4~~~,;"rk Free .sllmal... ~e~~e~.:. :~c:,:,~s~'!n~~;;: ~~nlng Aug. 16. S300·UOO. 529- POSITION AVAILABLE FOR a 4·18·88 ...... 2328£136 SKANK married couple as therapeutIc fost.,. R.f .S.H. PA'NTrNG "ProfesslonQl ;0& !~~8 ...... 23«88126 ~t~-S: 2' IORi.' 'DupiEi351~~~"; porents_ To provide co,.. for up to 3 without 'he Professional price." From Your FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED, rooms. hardwood floors, wa.her· ehi.dren Monday • frIday. We wIll 'nterior and e.t.,.'or. All worJr ...Just add ;r!d ~!':t ~~.li~ tt.r-;;i.~' ~~ ~~~[M!;1js::';;:.~21~u~:~.;;:: ~"jcJe. a house. salary. Mne"". guoraoteed. Over '0 yrs .~. For 0 Pledge Son now. 985-4687 ofter6 p.m. ~f.~:'nn::c;nQ:'''~~~n:~~ :'-;o::~~:~.~~~ev.n 0' 29.J606 I alcohol a bachelors degNHf In a human 4.7·88...... 2534£129 I services f'eld God experIence ALTERATIONS, SEWING. t~'~~k~!E; L~•• ·"- ••• .....;W.;.;.·.""~·"'~.~"".• ~"-'· .•~"":~"":~""·.~"'.~"":~"'~ •.'"'.:""":.;JI workIng will'! child,.." or exper'ena.· TAILOIlING. mending and repair Donnyl ~~3b.'" area, $135. 529·1218, ASSIST. PROF WANTS houo. M apl. :::':'1. '"ab;' ":!kJen,,::' ~~~~1: ~':,'!. ~~::, fo~VO!~~~•. f';::"~ 4.4.88 ...... ' 295888126 10 renl In Cda" Irom Aug. 1988 10 licensing Nquiremenh; which In- AIt.ratlons 529-1942. 715 S. . ' •..• ;.'.,;.i·.· ...... '.. . FEMALE IIOOIMIATES WANTED 1« June 1989. Call coiled 504·394·S2.'. dude almlnal bockground chedcs Un;vers;lfy (ups'alrs on The Island). "":' .",,' :.~~ forge 3 bdrm house. La'lle rooms. IAsk for Marjf Motgan. and flng.,pr/ntlng. DeadlIne 1M 4-22·88 ...... 25SIEI40 ~ .. ' ... ,.... ::'edrs1ioa~=N:;rd :::~ S~~: ~" 1-88 .: ..... ".:' 2995Bg131 ;:,~~:o70'ny::,;:' :!V:::- t= !r/:=.~~~~ =~s~=s.s~jf'5~ d/nalor JCCMHC 60-4 E. CoJl.~. 3512. carbondale. IL 62901. For lurther 4·15-88 ...... 2356E135 :~~~TE' 'Ni:~::~'.! I.•. ' ..... mil' Hii informa"on conlact Arl Zaitz or BABYSITTING IN MY hom.. ex- hb~r ., . ,..1 CorolynZeea'6'8-457.6703. p81'lenced. can give re'.,...-,ees. ~Tt;;'=e::nr;:·af~::-Om. plus utl/. 'REPAIR PERSON NEEDED. Eledt'onlc 4-13-88 ...... 3012C133 Phon.549·3562, ask for Mary. 4.6.88 ...... 299988128 and Mechanical traIning requIred. ~ Hey WANTED. PEER MENTORS. The 4-4-88 ...... 3026£126 Happy TWO MALES NEED THIIID FOR cleon Musl have CWS lundlng. Apply at SouIINtm illInoIs R"9lonal caraM HANDYMAN WITH PICKUP will d.en 3 b.droom hou•• , lurnlshed, Olsabled Studenl $elYICft, Woody Guys ~~, a-c, large yard. $95, 549· !t'.1!t,j'SO.. 453.57 ·..... 30SSCI26 =:~i. "::r~~~'I':dk::l~a;, ~:. ":: ::r.~!,ovl;:,~I~~: 38 students to serve as Peer Mentol's :US1. 22nd 4-12-81 ...... 298188131 GOVERNMENT JOBS. $16,040· lor-II, Summer program June '3·lt). .·29.a8 . . 3178EI45 ROOMMATE FOR BEAUTIFUL 4 bdrm $59.230 yr. Now hIrIng. Your Area. Guess ~~~~'~ •• 10 SIU. $I7S pw mo. Call ~= £Xl. R·9SOI for current ::r::~:'l~:'::'~~::;':~th~~h Birthday 4.12-88 ...... 296988131 4-25·88 ...... ' . 0128CI41 Who's ROOMMATE WANTED WASHER. MALE, FREE ROOM and boord In $£7,~~;!=~~=~ I' .. ";.tHii}. Jryave a G.P.A. 012.1 of abave. Molh. WE WISH TO odapt a baby. W. or. a Legal 4-12-88 ... 2979&.132 basement. 7111 S. Marlon, behInd SIU Speech. Compu'.r SCience. happll, mO"ied. childless coLr(OSlan ReeC.n'... . Educoflon and English mGlor5 coup'. In our- thirties. Please coli 1· 4-4·88 ...... 2099<:126 prelen-ed. All appllconts must""" 312·S4S-89S8anytlme. o on Love, FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED 1M c"",,,,1 ACT III •. Apply In 4-21-88. . .•. 1929F139 :,,:,,.,.HI=,~ ba~~':.s:.~ Woody Hall. C·wing, Room 31 r. Foil. Spring to .her. trailer. S 120 wallres ..., doormen (mu.' be 6'2, DeadlIne for opplleotlons II April 22. rna" a·c, new corpel. cleon. Cdale, 22S lb•. ). Apply In penon 9 a.m .• 6 1988. canlad carolyn H...... an at CHILDLESS AFFECTIONATE COUPLE nice. non-5moker. 893·2039 p.m. Gabby's. 608 S.ILAve. S36·5S06 or 453·5255, or 8emlce _Inl/ Inlont to adopt. We oHer Margaret 4-5-88 . . .. 317588127 5.11-88 ...... 2168C153 slab/Illy. Ia.. and a large .xtended Horrlngton at 549·7335, .xI. 434 101' Iomlly. WillIng 10 __, you. call furthMmfo. ======,.".",=~I ~:'NG;,cr~~t::o: ~,~' ~u;j 4-14-88 ...... 3064C134 oolfed anytIme (312) 52"""'. Sarah HAIR SmIST. NAIL teen.. and andy and Dan. ,.... Dupl••••.•.. ] §!;;~;i;~~}2~~~ moke--"p ortis' needed. Guaranteed 5·11-88 ...... 1931F53 salory apply at Golden ScI• ..,... K.2. across from Ramada Inn. 6OOOe.I. TV·9SOI. 4-5-88 ...... 3072C127 GOtO. SILIIEII, BROICEN J_Irf. 5-4-88 ...... •...... 154SCI48 REHABILITATION COUNSELOR FOR coIn••• ,. ... Inl/, baseball con/s. cia.. CARBONDALE 3 8DRM $4SO. Hftaf. STUDENTS S MONEY·FINDERS "- . worIc ad/ilstmenl progrom. ca.. rtngs, .,c. J and J eo,,,,, 821 S. Kim we'er. trash. pets ok. no lease Of' for info on outdoor pgrlles. Co. management. counseling ond minoll. 4S7~1. wa'''' bed.. Avallabl. now, 457· p'cnJC'S ek. for '"Smokln lohl" Iralu'ng for deveJopmen,oUy 5~J'.as _ ...... 2112F153 543B can_slons ON CalfOrlng, 542·3395. dIsabled and m ...tolly III adults. 8.5. 4-4·88...... 219881126 4-5·88...... 2971CI27 In ,.hab/llto"on or ,.laled field Kristy p-______:llfl:lli ______~11 requIred. Salary$12,800·13.SOO plus =u~~'w:':~ ~ ::'J,a;:;,s~ Carie Murpl>ysboro. EQI;. 4-8-81 ...... 3169<:130 COLLEGE GRADUATES SUMMER LIFEGUARDS. THE FI.1ds Jay ~:':!., ::",~,,,,"L:;:'i~;:: Birthda.,. u.s. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE thru ..... for- porl~flm. Summer ~~J::m r!:s,ourb.0ut.t;' ~ HoO.,. CENTERS FOR DISEASE (;ONTROL certified fn odygnAd lit. IICIvlng. .."T8w .... SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE EOE. CASH IN A FlaM at T_ World, ~RHMENi- .. i085' .i'~~~'~ ::xbuy fIGId· 2Il5 W. Wolmd. 549- Happy CONTROL PROGRAM =. t.:i~::~7m&~~-;~ 4-1_ .•...... •• , .•• _,36 9330. Birthday Love, 4-4-81 ...... __ .. 3Of4C126 HAPPII. Y MAIIII/ED COUI'lf YOUIt 0_ PAl/T·tlm. busl..... lO­ wi'" - chlchIld __ aI GMt1d ...... ". l/Ice to toadopt ...... -Iftty ..­ We need college graduates IS hours pM -" efforl. $SO Doodah Buddy Man",1y promatlonal In.... _t. with strong interpersonal Comml_' and dft.... to...... d. wto::t -. :t"',:,.:' ::r= f:d:tIa;,;r::: 00/1 - artome)'. (Cindi) ::....r,kot=~ ,,:uplo:': ~ Susan ~ ool/«f "11-259- skills who wish to establish you .ucceed. You can _ and 2113 "-- 9:00-5,/lO. 'honb. careers with advancement mab _, and do It pan·tIm •. Send $5.00 for oom".-.,_ In· !':'::~: 2_133 opportunities in the field of formaHoll and ___, PCChlotographr...... , cooIrlng, _lng, .01 ....• Year! Lee initially to areas where needs -na. rod<.rry, .--' and camp craft; All __ adl.",.. You say you've ~ (.wimmlng, skIIng, .moll craft). ''''''.... Actl_ camping (bars) 190 tried everything Unden A .... G/..,IIIdge, N.J. 07028; (1I1r1.) 44 c.m... Gro.. Rd., H·2', and nothing I/lando/ph, N.J. 07169. "'- (bars) Spanish speaking ability highly 201-429-a522; (g.. ls) 201·328·2727. seems to work! desirable for some positions. 4-12-88 ...... 2376Cl31 REO/F.ATION WOIICERS·TEMI'OIIA· Applicants must be citizens of RY full time posltlan.. Hoyleton You'" and Fomlly s.nr._ II the United States. _!ng two people to flU r.mporcuy fuJI Um. summer recrecrtlon posltlo.... A worIclnglcnowl.... of recreational prOfJfGmmlng and Competitive salary and fringe pIonnlng II prelen-ed. Appllcantl_t mu.t be 21 years 01 _ benefits. and />ave an ablllIy and wlUlng ..... to _ wi'" IkohovlanJl OlsonJe

CLEAN AIR POLICY FOR SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY AT CARBONDALE

POLleY AND PRiNCIPUS 0) QVirtwoncl ...""I ..... c:ompliClftCllwirbinolifodlitielon~:

b) report upon the Naalution of aU complaints ...... ,.... ~tiDn&. dlKlplinory "'""'ret one! other ocI. In ord.r '0 p,om, t. the httoll" 01 'he u'''''fil'<'''r .omm ... ".I~ to prH..... a'ld pr01Kt UIUIf'en.IIy property and to provict. 0 minlatnrt..,.o.::HonataJtanbytheOffic.afPwaonneI.Offkeof$tudenlut.oncIoHQotthevQ~' cleon and ~olCl! IHh"onmen' TO ""Or ... on. o.-.d je(lr" "(I,,''''~r'' III'nOI' U.. , ... ~lty Of Col"bon4Ql .. M.eby oOapHo 1M gool of ot Comput5efvkel in t."ionlO'"C..... AirPoIky;.nd .,tohl,.h'r'lsatmok.,r._{otnpv.brlhopT.orl99S Unl._..'torttr.r~IOftIfOll'I'tptOIMumplfanctlondtopl'01llOMcleanlnOaarDd'...... hv,nn.ng Jul, I 1988 ,mo)"ong 15, protubned In all .ndoor area••• c..pl thOM arM, de",'g~ by 0 prom.rwnor '5molo.,ngp.,,.un.d He.e "9" n.CleanAirPolicy .. detignedto ...... the~unih.withtn .... (OMpVsconvnutlitrtO ....iM"smoIr.ifttit. to be permittedatollancl. and if.o. todMolgnOM ....ing ...... ith "'5raoking Pennittecl ...... -.'Ift&. Thb pnxedurw is intended to aUa.. CClNideratian of .... uniq" aapKb of our wanaua taaU... an anpu:L. hch Va ...... Deon.O'or.cIOforot..... odIfti"* • ...... -awitll~ __ .~ ...... _ ...... tr.-u ...... The p,•• id.n, .hall appoint a "CIeonA" Act..'tIOfYComm,n.e~whdl u.olJCMh-iMthef~'onftMOftSta meel the vaal 01 0 .. mok.·Ir_ UI"'fNI by ,_ V., \"'"'. _Morchl.l... ___ of ... _ ...... ,._UftHa...... q~.nu..penoanaMMbe ....--u...... tc.~ ... _Ml ...... ,. .. C'-' __ rPoaiqo ...... __.fhII {bl The PreiooeMnl and hi... d_igneelo. VICe Pf•• Id_b. 0e0Il1. Cho'r-peI'$Oft •. odminlltrattv. oftk:ol. and ~iIIfiuof.cxhUnI.CIeonA.irPoJic,CoardltlOtor".-.lIinc .....: ",~''''''iO'' Gr. ge,...-oll, (tipon.,~ 'Dllhe ,mpl.~IObon and .nforcement of ,hi' Ceon Air Policy. " i .. 1. submlWanafaplanto .... CompusCleanAIrPoiIcyCoonlnotoroutUniftghow~ioMe"fO .. och~ ~ ,nJ'ghlafIMhatohni•• Uftln"oI-...d 'hal'"ot.'peopJ...... llcOft1P.,...... lthlh"poflCy~tot ..H-tn'.,.., and"'gnotingunolUngONU.lfany.tarthatoreo. Eoch unit plan should begurded bytMprindpM.hIIt and ~OI\C.'n for o,be... Howevet complain'. or COtKer ... regorcfing th ... policy or db",,-.. regording il. the right to bNattwc:'-an air '''loUIM'riorto the pftV'.... tosmok•. Sud! ...... lIIIouIdalio toke kilO oc:counl .tnp'*tn",,'Q1.OI! "houlG be r.f.rred '0 .he .mmHlCUe odmini:ltlotor/..upetv"-Of for re.olullOl1...... ~.,...... ond .... owoilobl~oIwinclo.4 ...... illalhoMor ...... tmOidng rftCI)'btI pMmitt.cl.._; ApkIn ... .ac:h unHtohouktbeaubmmedto ... ClaanAirralq-Coordinatatno ...... thDnMar I, Ie) Cal~/depanmenl odm'n •• lrol ..... offICIO-l. :thould make ....." "'ort '0 Db"" tho ••hn. poI.cy .. com· munlCated to _.ryone w,ln,n ,hI!u- tunMbctoon and to ollneow nwmben of IhI! uni~l'Ii1y communiI)'. ouurinlCOMpl __ wilh ..... rM1'rictiaftsot .. a...Air,.,.wilhinthMUnit~ •... 10Rd Id) CoI~/departrnenladmln •• tto'rweQ'HM:lOk ..houlda~ouu,.tholapflfOphtll .. ~O ... pot._. rtlCeivingandolltempti"'llltaresolveClRJ'~~ ...... viDlldiGnsof .... poIkythat.....,cm.. Req ...... '" la, ••'.p"011 to th" pol,ey and/or compla,,, ... which connot be ~w.dot the uNt/deportment or within that Unit CooniinokM""ONCI. ,ollege __ I .hould t.. r.t.'r~ 10 ,he CHiC. at P...... ISen-IC.ft. ~" ...... ,,--,,-- ... odvaaoy_ ...... and_ ...... __...... _-..., .... bMnappointecllO"tin_inap&.m.nlDional ... a..AJrllDlicyfor5lUC._a...AirJlDliq-~.., ..... advqond ...... tllQlnatltDmthat~_ ...... ,.,...... tor ...... u..Idrw_ ,' •• at.dorm.toryrOCNn.w'-reolloc, ... pon_OGI' .. taollow..mokiAgondoinpriwcnllrftid.... onCOmpull: Oftdin ..tintucepiioMlO .... ,...trictionIof ... o..nAlrPlolicr...... ~ " ..a...AJI ...... CommI~altolndude ...... the,...... OtI ...... CI ...... a., ..ftorl .... """0'...... ngl • ..-nplo,.. oHk.ft whICh hov. ••ther Mporote v.ntUaUon ..,...... from other WDfk .,... or -...-Of-'O...s".. __ -.- full part,tlon", an weh ,nltanwto,lfDCIk,ngwlll be pel1'llo'"-dont,. w,th thedoDrdoied;

CommonoHIC.eOl"~o,""w"""oll~unontrnoutJ,OI~tooUowamaking: ""'__ ...... IJo ...... _ -...-.-...... --...... __ -...... a...""-.. a...""'-.._IJo_ ... IIUC ...... _ ...... -.notv'-._and_ _.-...... -...and_"...... ---..... -. Uptoone·... irdof ...tud,hollcwlDungeor.cl1,: ... _-----"'_--_... .-- ...... __...... _»-..- If) un•• I8f'S!f1vehic ... wheNa.a«u,on... .-toOllowtmDking. ---. . ,.) Smoking ~dIC01~ ..hall not be 0I10w.d in ciautOOlM. klcturw and ~ halk. ~. ~. theot... s. labcM"aloun, iftltryCtoanal .hops•• tarooe 0tMI ...maka-MMittve ...'Pf'*'1 tOOd'la. hoIMop. .a.rotcn. I'lKeptlOftoreot, cllent·MfVtc:.a'eIH. l'ftOilroomt.. copy roams. tfttl'oDml. Marrotibtotyoronrothltrcampul-llbnNy...... "ofCl~Of~ • .....,...•• ~and ...... , ...... 1C food pfeporo'ion f~Ih'''' oron~ pYbltc: meetlftg.-oom. --wodr.GUtammprom...... _...,Iwint ..... onentiotI ...... Uni1Coardma1Drtor~. 1htUftiICoordanotor~uli1i&e~....,.,..lnIfioMactIiIIM ...... ".~ ...... po&icr.

(6) All odtn,nit.'UOf._OC160M r.lating 10 this ~q u.oll"~ ~ theprindp.. tMi .... righltotw.olhec&.anoir is alway• ..,perlOf 10 ..... p'n.i. talomok•. The nght. of nonsMOken to braatlwct.an • .aI.oIr and,tt...... topt'OtKt un..... rsll' pr~fromd ..trvtttOftordatwHN'.'toftshollbe~'nthe ..tgnotjon 010'" smoklngoreca.

(7) RIHpor ... ibility for hoftonng th. prcwif,ion. of rhft. policy and th. dnignCIboft, i"",~j;"" tha. pa&ky shall ... the TheOffic1lof ...... Soeevbwm ...... tor,...,.,u.anr ...... orCllrl!pWn.~thflpoIicy ..... abl..,atiOftol o&l.mp~. "uden_ond ", .."onotSou_m U1incmUn."...... , 01 CcatDonoMIe. thepera.anDgOinatwhom .... ~ia.IodgecI ... o ...... aI .... focuI., ...... oI5IUC.ThallaHa.., .... DJIIP'IIP'iD .. adrn.. tJ'OtiveloncldGcip4Lnory ..~toONU,..;oMpIioncawith ... a-nAlrPokr· (I) Smal","" C_IGI.on COVftMIt.ng r.hali be off.red to 011 s,uden... and ."'PiopM t.,. the Slut W.II".... c.n.. " ~...... the Office of theo 'Ike "-ideM- for 5 ..... AHoI ... will be- for.-..olvina diloputa Of' COfIIpIo'M NSpDnI'" anr con· ICWftlngthi.poIqwhMl ... Pllr1IiDfIagoin ... whamt.... cort'IfIIolcIintia.Iodged ....~I.lhotaHice ...... aplCific ~'" ... DfdiaputMtatheDi,.aorDfU~HouIi,.orlO .... OIttCeafStudMt.tu... lhaHoH...... ,take ~ocIm~.trotiYeonddlK.iplinoryoctM;Mtta ...... complioncewitf-theOHftAi'PoSq.

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PONTIAC, Mich. (~PI) - Michael Jordan, straight for Chicago, which trails Central who scored a season-l'igh 59 points, hit two free Division leader Detroit. by 3 If.! games. The i throws with four seconds remaining Sunday to defeat was Detroit's fourth straight and fifth in G~~~:~S S~~~~ ~~~-~:m ~ give the Chicago Bulls a 112-110 victory over the six games. Detroit Pistons. Chicago took a 93-92 lead into the final quartt:r Grand Prize Drawing 1 Year Free Membership'} after six straight points by Jordan, who had 14 Jordan hit 21 of 26 shots from the field and -Free AerobiC Classes .Leotards on Sale sank 17 of 19 free throws as he surpassed 50 in the third period. The lead was the Bulls' first • Free F Itnes5 T estmg U points for the fourth time this season. It was the since late in the first quarter. ·Soma Tech Body CompOSition :~~: ::~~~:t::~Zll' TanolOg \( fourth highest total in Bulls' history ~ all four Chicago extended its lead to 107-100 with 5:48 L] -Fashion Show from By ReQuest -Free Massages by Jordan. left in the fourth quarter, but Detroi t used a 10-2 ~ ~1~.ileS.ofS_IUon51 52~4 The victory was the 12th in 16 games and third surge to take a 110-109 lead. ~~ ~ SOFTBALL, Intramural-Recreational. ~ 1901Murdale W .lIt U -ki J!r from Page 16- Shopping Center .• ,~ "f ~ ~ ': J" 529-2813 co-Playe;o of the Week with I... ~.~.~~:~ ...... p ~s3~) •• SIU-C's Theresa Smugala, (ntramural Sports Gft~DtJ"S Mogill is 5-1 and has an 0.39 The Best Hunan Szechwan & Mandarin earned run average this Cuisines in the Carbondale A rea. season. 18-Hole Golf "When she gets her change­ Hours:Sun-Sa! $3.95. Lunch Buffet up moving, she's tough, one of 2-Person Scramble Lunch11 :OOam-3:00pm 7 days a week the best in the conference," llam-2pfTI Erechtelsbauer said. "The key WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, Dinner 3:0Opm-1O:00pm is to rattle her early. You can't 8:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Friday & Saturday Lunch-Buffet-Dinner allow her to take charge." at the Crab Orchard untilll:OOpm Cocktails-Carryouts Backup Sara Kar­ Golf course. cher dismantled the Salukis Men's/Women's competition; during the fall season. Karcher Peoria Handicap System. also plays second base. ~ft)i)\Lft Fft~T rOOD The Panthers return Angel SIGN UP FOR TEE TIME BY ;." Lendvay to the outfield ann 'lliURSDAY, APRIL 7, 10:00 p.m-';~· .. ~?~ ~ Hours: Food coupons are available their offense is given life by at the Student Recreation ~"A.."'--~ Sun.. Thurs freshman first baseman Center InfOl'mation Desk or ~)!,,- llAM-llPM Carrie Voisin, who has a .346 call Intranura.l Sports at . average through six games. 536-5531. Fd-Sat 602 S. Illinois Ave. "People forget they have an llAM-2AM 529-3388 offense," Brechtelsbauer said. "They don't beat themselves." SIU-C will counter with pitchers Traci Furlow (4-1) "No matter how and Lisa Peterson (8-5). "Lisa carried us in bad they are, Tallahassee (Fla.l, but she's struggled since then," Brechtelsbauer said. GrandriIa loves .. Hopefully we can get her over the hump." to hear the The Salukis made changes in the lineup this weekend. latest jokes."~\ Galeway Player ot the Week Shelly Gibbs moved from second base to . Utility ~~~~ infielder Jan Agnich took over second while Becky Ricken­ baugh earned a starting spot in leftfieid. SIU-C won two and lost one in Friday's tournament games. The Salukis beat Southwest Missouri HI a"d Missouri-Kansas City 7~ in five innings, but fell to Missouri 7~ in six innings. Missouri beat Southwest Missouri 8~ in Saturday's championship. BASEBALL, lUU miss her sparkling from Page 16- sen!->l'ofhumuL She misses you ~lI1d your jukes. EYen the me is we haven't really beaten anyone's number one pitcher. " h:Jd one~. That's (JIll' gcod The first game, both teams re:Jsol1 to call long distance. pitched their aces but neither AT&T Long Distance Se(Yice was around by the end of the i.~ allOlher good re:Jsoll. Be· game. cause i( COS!;; less !lUll VOl! Dale Kisten (3-4) returned to think to hear your grJlld· the mound on the three days mother ~(an to giggle Ix'· rest to lose his third straight game. He gave up seven runs, ItJre you eWIl gl'( (0 (he five of which were earned, in 3 pUllch line. 1-3 innings. Gooden replaced So whenever \lJU mis.~ Kisten and finished the game. her laughter. bring'a ~mile "Dale's just had a tough to her face with AT&T Reach time," Jones said. out and [Ouch someone

By Steven Welsh The Salukis were led by Mark Bellas, power the course and get a birdie on Bobby Pavelonis had a 159 and Britt Staff Writer who shot a one-under-par 70 on Friday every hole." Pavelonishasa 161. The men's golf team came from one and finished second with a 146. Jeff Mullican tied for fourth with a stroke behind to pass the University of "Mark hit the ball real well," Coach 149_ "Bobby and Britt struggled on Thursday," Hartzog said. Indianapolis and win the SIU-E In­ Lew Hartzog said. "But what I was "Jeff was shooting real well on vitational in Edwardsville. really pleased about was that he played Friday," Hartzog said_ "But then he Bobby Pavelonis had an 83 and Britt The team trailed IndianapoJio; 307-308 the course well. missed three putts on the last three Pa velonis had an 84 on Thursday _ on Friday to finish with a toto I of 606. "For the first time since he's been holes and finished with a 75." Indianapolis shot a 302 on Friday to here he really studied the c:·.:rse. It The team's next tournament is the finish with 609. SIU-E took third with a makes a big difference," he said_ "So Mike Cowen finished with a 153 for Bradley Invitational on Saturday and 610. many young golfers just try to over- SIU-C. Sunday in Pekin. Softball places 3rd in Missouri By Troy Taylor S~aff \1\/r,t8,

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