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Inside Sports Booth's www.den.eiu.edu Dog fight Eastern Illinois University construction Challeston, Ill. 61920 in the OVC While library renovations are Vol. 84, No. 17 12 pages Women's volleyball prepares still in planning stages, officials to face conference tournament expect a three-year process. ews champ Tennessee Tech. Story on Page 3 ''Tell the truth and don't be afraid." Story on Page 12 Minority enrollment goal won't be reached University officials say fall semester drop will hurt goal of 12 percent by year 2000 ByAmyThon Campus edttor
Minority student enrollment dropped to 7 3 percent for the fall semester 1998 and university officials say their goal of 12 percent minority students will not be met by the year 2000. The number of minorities dropped to 864 this semester com Deanna Mcintyre I Photo ed~o r pared to 884 in the fall semester of 1997, a total loss of20 students. Courtney Stroter, a freshman elementary I special education major, and Latricia Singleton, a freshman accounting The number of minority students has fluctuated for the last major, two of the 864 minority students currently enrolled at Eastern, walk in the rain to a meeting Monday evening. The four years: 794 minorities in 1994; 895 minorities in 1995; 863 minority population has dropped 2 percent from last semester's 7.5 percent. minorities in 1996; and 884 in 1997. The goal of having minori ties make up 12 percent of the total student population was set by Eastern President David Joms several years ago. "We will try to get as close as we can, but I don't think we'll Enrollment down this semester See MINORITY Page 2 cent of students enrolled are total amount of students was Admissions deadline female, while 4 l percent are male. increasing faster than the universi set to keep student There are 10,174 undergraduate ty wanted. To ensure class avail students, 2,446 ~en, 2,085 ability, enrollment needed to go Eastern's minority enrollment body numbers low sophomores, 2,413 juniors and down, he said. 1994-1998 ---- 3,230 seniors. "Since the university bad ByAmyThon 1l 900- There are 9,790 full-time stu looked at enrollment from last ~ Campus editor dents and 1,945 part-time students. year, we did have a concerted fi 850- The average ACT score for the effort to try to bring the number j The number of students enrolled l,718 first-semester freshman is down a little," said Dale Wolf, ~ 800- for fall semester 1998 declined by 22.4 and the honors program has director of admissions. "Over ·E0 c 42 students, bringing Eastem's total increased to more than 600 stu 10,800 (students) can be construed i 750- enrollment to 11,735. dents. as a little high by some people." Statistics from the Office of Lou Hencken, vice president for 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 Student Affairs, show that 59 per- student affairs, said last year the See ENROLLMENT Page 2 tudent vote set for shuttle-bus fee The Charleston Chamber of ,, _____ Lincoln Avenue near Old Main, uttle route may include Mattoon Commerce has set a goal of • lhe comer of Sixth Street and $20,000 that it needs to raise from By the 24th we should know Monroe Avenue on the Square, inesses to help pay for operation area businesses to help fund a shut which company we,re going • Wtlb Walker's located on the cor tle bus service. ner of E Street and Lincoln Avenue, A $2.50 per semester student with and what it's going to • Wal-Mart in Charleston, By Joe Sanner Also included on the special shuttle bus fee would also help fund cost and everything. So by Student government edttor election ballot will be constitutional • and Lincoln Hall on Grant between 25 and 40 percent of the Avenue. amendments the Senate approved service. The $20,000 in pledges then we should know if ts will have a chance to last year. The amendments change were going to Mattoon. The bus will run from 7:30 a.m. would cover about 60 to 75 percent. to 11 p.m. Monday through Friday, on the proposed $2.50 student the duties of each executive officer The proposed shuttle bus route Melissa Girten, stopping every half hour. On week bus fee during a special in the Student Government and also currently includes stops at Student Senate member ends it will run from 11 a.m. to 11 next week. change the order of succession. • the comer of Fourth Street and ______,, p.m., stopping every hour. · g will take place from 8 The Senate-approved $10 stu Roosevelt Avenue near Lawson H students vote for the new fee, ., S p.m Sept 22 and 23 in the dent activity fee increase will also Hall, Hall Lobby, Coleman Hall they will begin paying it next be included on the ballot. The stu • Ninth Street in front of Carman Martin Luther King Jr. University semester. :ahe Martin Luther King Jr. dent activity fee would be raised to Hall, Union, 'ty Union Walkway. $31.50. • Seventh Street in front of the • the comer of Seventh Street and See BUS Page 2 2 Tuesday, September 15. 1998 The Dally Eastern N and yet there's some real posi tor of admissions. Minority tives as wen:· Jones said minority applica She said recruiting plans are tions increased by 40 percent this Wtem from Pagel P,Olice being made to contact more year. prospective students. "We dido 't convert as many of News quite get 12 percent," said "One plan that we are starting those applications as we thought Johnetta Jones, director of minor is lo recruit a number of students we would," Jones said. lilotter The Daily Eastem News 1s publJShed dally, ity affairs. to work as telephone callers," The average ACT score of the Monday throiqi Fnday, in Chartestoo, Ill., dur· •James M. Langton. 21, and Lou Hencken. vice president Jones0 said. incoming minority freshman ing fall and spnng semesters and twice weel BELL'S FLOWER CORNER DOZEN RED ROSES $19.95 WRAPPED $25.95 VASED 1335 MONROE 345-3919 Deanna Mcintyre I Photo editor Pace, a sophomore elementary I special education major, studies in the stacks of the Booth Library Monday with friend, Brenda Russell, a sophomore recreation administration major. Construction is expected to begin oext last for roughly two years. We got wings! Hot wings only 25( each "I don't know where we're · ersity officials still in planning putting Booth Library temporari (dine-In only) ly," Wiedner said. EVERY TUESDAY! e; renovations to take three years The design must be completed and approved before a contractor authorized by Eastem's Board of can be hired, he said. Trustees. "(A contractor) will be selected Chris Merrifield, Eastern's for following sealed bids," he said. mer liaison to the capitol, previous The Illinois Board of Higher monday - thursday 7pm-t t pm - hlday - saturday Spm-t 1 pin ly said there was $1 million left Education granted Eastern a $2.8 over from the fiscal year 1997 and million general funds increase rec that money would be used to hire e--- Drink Specials ommendation for fiscal year 1999 ...;::::f!-k Pint Glass Night an architect and continue the plan in January and $99,200 would be ning process. $2.75 for First One used to purchase new library mate $1.75 refills ... You Keep the Glass! "We're not far enough along to rials once renovations to Booth share (specific plans)," Weidner Library are complete. Tuesday Lunch Special said. 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If readers have a problem Wish No. 2 would be to Ifs a beautiful Page· have people strolling the cam- Jaime Hodge with something on this cam pus sidewalks actually look one Verge editor thing:' they should express it in a another in the eye and smile a other than complaining Lo e Tuesday, September 15, 1998 friendly greeting instead of other over pizza and cigaret casting eyes on the beer bottles Write a letter to the editor to smashed on the road or squir articulate the beef with the Page4 rels scampering across what is left of the sparse campus school. quads. Or better yet, write a letter to.the people responsible But item No. 3 would be a magic wand because magic for the problem itself. Flood their desks with opinions. always seems to get people out of a jam. After all. will give them something to do and infonn them of wh Cinderella had a fairy godmother, Aladdin had a genie the student body really thinks. I know it's a novel idea. and Ariel had King Triton's Lridem lo back her up. but hey - new paths are trodden every day. If l had a magic wand, there's no way I would write Anyone who writes a Jetter to the editor, a guest col No males 20-page papers or pay $3 for a cup at a party. I would umn or simply writes a letter to the people responsible also be able to magically change whatever I deemed the problems should be commended: you are exercising wrong in the world with just a flick of my wrist - a feat your right to be heard. It is the awesome combination some people seem to expect The News to do. your voices and dedication to try bringing change about Though I may not have the magic to change things that makes the power of writing wonderful. in Pemberton wilh a thought, readers and journalists have another form Thank you, and keep up the good work. of magic - the ability to utilize both the English language But to those who only stand around whining about Eastern steals all their money or how food service sue istory is something many people can and the freedom of speech to express themselves. Readers need to understand the power of the press. It's or that Pemberton Hall shoula remain an all-female. "' f I JOfO'A'i 10 "-grow to appreciate. But that apparently a beautiful thing. It can bring problems on all levels of honor students dorm, plea.'ie follow ilie examp1es o is not the case with the Eastern admin government to people's attention: it can inform citizens of who are brave enough to auach their names and/or fac istration. wars. elections and deaths. It can also share stories of to their comments. H power, prowess and debates; sorrows, joys and struggles. Because not only do the students read the paper, Lhe Pemberton Hall, the first aJl-female residence hall in the state, is now faced with the possibility of But one thing the press cannot necessarily do is imme administration does, too. diately change a problem based upon viewers' reactions. And that's where the real change can begin. becoming co-ed in the fall of 1999. lf it had the ability to do so, there wouldn't be such things This is a result of an overflow of honor students in as deadlines and objectivity. (Let's face it. journalists arc • Jaime Hodge is a freshman journalism major and a biwee McKinney Hall, which the administration is hoping some of the mosl opinionated people on earth. and some columnist for The Daily Eastern News. Her e-mail address 1s to move to Pemberton Hall. the "new" honors donn, times it·s hell lo squelch ha\ ing a vic\1. point in nn article.) [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. starting next year. Many Pemberton Hall residents have voiced opposition to such a change. We have to look at the big picture - how Pemberton is historic necessary is such a The first all-female dorm move, and is it worth in Illinois should remain a breaking tradition and historical site and male students should stay out. history by making Pemberton Hall co-ed? It's a national landmark, but that status will be deemed worthless if it no longer represents what it once was recognized for. The idea of converting Pemberton Hall to a co-ed honors dorm is still being debated. If Eastern 0 is smart, it will keep the 89-year-old all-female dorm alone and preserve what little history Eastern has. If it is converted to an honors dorm, some significant changes will also take place. For example, office space will be assigned to honors faculty, classrooms and meeting spaces. What was once a historical all-female donn would now serve as a part-time segregated co-ed dorm and part-time leami.ng facility. The people directly affected by the possible move, the residents, have not been consulted. 'Tm totally against it (Honors students) don't want to move here and we don't want to move out (of McKinney),'' said Ana Kuhlmann, a junior speech communication major and Pemberton Hall resident. ''I don't remember them giving us a chance to vote on it." If the plan does go through, no Pemberton residents will be forced to move out. Pemberton and honor Letter policy The solution seems simple. students are unhappy Your turn Ask both parties and base a decision on what they Letters to the editor prefer. After all, they're the ones who have to live I would like to express an opinion as an honor studenl and as a hall rep The Daily Eastern News accepts with the decision. leners to the editor addressing Joe resentative from Ford Hall about the pus location. state, national and international - proposed move to Pemherton Hall. And in response to the comment • The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily issues. First of all. the fact is thaL many of lhaL if "you want Lo Jive in a coed Eastern News. They should be Jess than 250 the honors students from both dorm. go somewhere else,.. lhe honors words and include Lhe author's n McKtnne) and Ford halls arc hesitant donns no\1. are currenUv co-ed. abouL the move to Pemberton Hall. telephone number and addre~s. We don't \\ant 10 change your Students should md1cate their Man) even agree that Pemberton Hall donn .. we're perfecll) happ) \\here year Today's quote school and major. Facull), admim '' an chan"tng -;om of the room, to \\Care. Tell the udmumtralion your kind ·mts at a d1~ad- tion and staff should md1cate the classrooms uc; problem~. nod don't blame it on us. History hath triumphed over time, which besides position and department. Letters vantnge. We just heard about this. 100. it nothing but eternity hath triumphed over. We \1. ould be farther awa\ from whose author~ cannot be verified Sir Walter Aaiegh, the library. the supposed 24:110ur Lisa Ogle not be pririLed. English courtier, navigator, historian and poet, 1552· 1618 computer lab LhaL is going into the ex freshman music education major Depending on space constrain dining center of the Gregg Triad and we may have Lo edit your letter. be removed from our centralized cam- keep it as concise as possible. ______V_i_ew_R.<2JD!._ s emberton residents ask to keep their home inety years of There are certain logistical they heard. Now the residents are Pemberton Hall tradi problems thal can be predicted due asking the administration to hear tion could be coming to this proposed change. The firsl them before any decisions are for to an end next year. "(Pemberton is) a place where we is ·the question of how all 350 hon maUy made. stated in the article tilled can walk down to the main lounge, ors students will fit into Pembenon As stated by many students in mberton may be C4)-ed." the sit down and know that a friend Hall. which house~. at the most the article "Pemberton may be co r.; program is looking to 211 residents. ed" the residents of Pemberton ge the residence hall designa will soon walk through. A place Another question would be Hall would like to remain where for the honor students. This Marie Higgins where we feel safe and a place how plans are being made to put in they are. For many of us it has Id mean that males would be that we do not want to lose~' a brand new computer lab when become our home at Eastem A ed to move into Pemberton and Jennifer Sillitti the wiring of Pembenon Hall can place where we can come and feel Pemberton Hall residents not even handle microwaves or air comfortable. A place where we If males were allowed to move conditioning units. A computer can walk down to the main lounge, Pemberton. the hall would lab cannot be supponed unless sit down and know that a friend its 90-year tradition of being section was designated male. as to why these renovations cannot expensive rewiring renovations are will soon walk through. A place oldest women's residence hall Those females living in the new be made for the residents who cur completed. Who will pay for this? where we feel safe and a place that the Midwest If this would hap section would be forced to find a rently reside in Pemberton Hall. The students who are asked to we do not want to Jose. We, the Pemberton Hall would lose its new home. The residents of Pemberton love leave Pemberton Hall? Another residents of Pemberton, respectful 'gnation as being a historical The basis of this change their home and many wonder why proposal was made to put an hon ly ask to keep our home. -"""'11. in Illinois. appears to be financially driven. the university is willing to give up ors classroom imo Pemberton Hall. · is a fate that Pemberton Hall During the Sept 3 meeting that Pemberton Hall's historical land Where will this be? If the study • Marie Higgins is a sophomore · nts do not want to face. Pemberton and McKinney hall res mark status in order to fix it up for lounge or recreation room were accounting major and chair of the r the resident is a first-year idents held with Lasky and Bill honor students. The current resi taken away, where would the resi Pemberton Renovations Committee. nt at Eastern or a four-year Schnake!, director of housing, one dents would enjoy air condition dents of Pemberton Hall find a Her e-mail address is · nt of Pemberton, this resi of the main reasons given for this ing, carpet in their individual quiet place to study - unless they [email protected]. Jenniter Sillitti hall has become their home. change ~ more money would be rooms, a computer lab and dining walked halfway across campus to is a sophomore elementary eOOcation y wants to be moved from raised for scholarships for honors service renovations as much as any the library? major and vice president b' home and although Herbert students. It was also stated that a honor student moving into During the Sept. 3 meeting, Pemberton Hal Colllcil. Her e-mail , director of the honors pro "new prestigious donn" was to be Pemberton Hall. The aforemen Pemberton and McKinney hall res addfess is ~ls60pen.eiu.edu. Both said nobody would be renovated for Eastem's honor stu tioned changes are just a few plans idents were asked to listen to the students are guest columnists for The to leave Pemberton. This dents. that are being made for Pemberton changes with an open mind and Daily Eastern News. Columns are the d not be possible if the new This brings about the question Hall's renovations. make a judgment based on what opinion of the author. e have more construction sites on campus than we do freshmen onors students side with Pem residents our years ago a group of 1be administration has given great expense to improve the build honors students decided several advantages for the move. ing. Is that fair to the current resi to give the newly desig One is the great location of dents of Pemberton? nated "honors donn" a Pemberton. They have stated thal it The honors studenl<; would t>e , and since then many hon "Surprisingly, the women is close to the library, Booth House very segregated living in the .Ns:>rth students have calted the Gregg of Pemberton Hall have an (the honors office) and Textbook Quad whereas in the Triad they are home during their donn Rental. The Triad is closer to the mixed with other students. unlikely ally - the honors library and not far from Booth Also, the administration made Amylhon students:' House. I'm not really coocerned this decision over the summer with the location of Textbook (their favorite decision-making sea Campus editor Rental since I only go there four son) while the students were not McKinney Hall honor student times a year. I think we can man there to voice their opinions. The age the half-block walk with our administration needs to take a step textbooks a few times a year. back and listen to what students about 150 students and Pemberton can take over the entire building. 1be renovations planned for have to say. 215. Is it woith it to kick two But the women aren't liking it Pemberton, if it is designated as an An easy solution is being over groups of people out of their homes too much. honors dorm, would include a looked and instead, a complicated to house an additional 75 students? Surprisingly, the ~men of revamp of the lobby, dining ser unnecessary change, that no ooe lbere is more room for growth in Pemberton have an unlikely ally - vice, and lounge area with money welcomes is being planned Honors the Triad if they continue to expand the honors students. made from fund-raising attempts. students and Pemberton residents into Ford Hall. There has already been an The rooms would also be spruced alike need to let the administration The administration asks: Why impressive amount of feedback not up with housing funds. know how they feel on this topic not send the honors students way only from women in Pemberton Pemberton residents have told and hope their ears are open. up to the North Quad and kick out Hall but also from honors students me the aOministration has said the women cwrendy living in in the Gregg Triad, who are com numerous times the building cannot Pemberton? Although ..no one will plaining about changing not only be improved with air conditioning • Arrrt Thon is a sophomore journal be forced to leave Pemberton," says the history of Pemberton, but the and handicap accessibility because ism major and a guest columnist for the administration, eventually these humble residences in the Triad that of the tradition of the building. But The Daily Eastern News. Her e-mail women will be phased oul into many honors students enjoy and do now that they want to shift people address is [email protected]. other donns so the honors studcnL'> not care to leave. around they are willing to go to Columns are the opinion of the author. 6 Tuesday, September 15, 1998 .,,,,,~, 'f~c e,,e Parade route not to change open 9-1am • hiring a contractor to remove the Charleston City Council to approve leaking underground tanks that arc used lo supply gas to all or the city Oct. 17 Homecoming parade route vehicles at the Street and Maintenance Department Head quarters on the north side of 217-348-8018 By Nicole Meinheit parked on these '\trcets after 3 a.m. Charleston. Above Roe's • 408 Sixth Street • Charbion, ll 61920 City edttor will be towed. Charleston City Manager Bill Cougill said that in past years Riebe hac; received bids but the Ne\IV Releaeee The Charleston City Council he felt the (Eastern) students were city is following Environmental Av.all.able Todayl tonight is expected to approve out of control but said last year .. a Protection Agency regulations that $1:z..98 CD street closings for Eastem's lot of students stepped up to the require that the contractor is EPA Marilyn Man&on - Mechanical Animals Homecoming Parade. plate and took charge. certified, Cougill said. Magic - Sky•e the Limit The City Council will meet at "Last year wasn't nearly as "We are not going to hire any Morrleeey - My Early Bur0lary Year& 7:30 p.m. in the City Council bad. hopefully we' 11 have another body until we have proof of EPA Chamber on the second floor of nice Homecoming parade," he certification." he said. Walling Soule - Psychedelic Soule the City Municipal building. said. The work will include remov Frank Zappa - Mystery Diec Charleston Mayor Dan Cougill The council is also expected 10 ing the underground tanks. which Jacky! - Choice Cute said the parade route will be the accept Charleston resident George were known to be leaking two Hootle and the Blowfieh - Muelcal Chair& same as it always has been. Birch's bid of $2,800 for the land years ago and may have continued Bette Mldler - Bathhouee Betty Sixth Street from Monroe at 14th Street and Harrison problems.The tanks will be Avenue to Lincoln Avenue; Avenue, which is currently a park. replaced with above-ground tanks Monroe Avenue from Sixth Street Birch is the owner of the adjoining that are already installed, Cougill to Seventh Street; Jackson Avenue property and intends to maintain said. from Sixth Street to Seventh the property as it is now, Cougill The City Council is also Street; Grant Avenue from Seventh said. expected to approve: Street to Ninth Street; Hayes Birch asked the city to purchase • extending the contract with Avenue from Seventh Street to the land at the the last council Independent Risk Management Ninth Street; and Roosevelt meeting and the City Council Inc. consulting services for anoth Avenue from Fourth Street to decided to accept sealed bids from er three years. 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Kalhawala said. ing dangers The Lumpkin College of The companies attending COM University Police Business and Applied Sciences will Day will lecture in the computer lit ent tonight will host its fourth annual Computer and erate classrooms throughout the r a program regarding Operations Management. COM. course of the da). ible drinking and Day for students interested in a From noon to I :45 p.m. in the mvolving driving under career in computers. 1895 Room of the Martin Luther Mexican Folkloric Vance Company uence. The event will be held from 7:30 King Jr. University Union, there will Saturday September 19, 1998 ~rand Ballroom at 7 pm program will be held am. to 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in be a panel discussion followed by an $.3 All Students$ 5 General Public p.m. in Stevenson Hall. 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(AP) - Led passing yards. already have caught Couch touch about how bis 11 guys on defense third and 10 at the Missouri 15. quarterback Tun Couch, If there was one relative weak downs. can shut down No. 21 Missouri's He appeared to have daylight in ky is putting numbers on the ness in Couch's game last season, Craig Yeast is Couch's favorite option attack on Saturday. front of him with about a yard to go that are nonnally seen when he led the nation in passing target, with 16 catches for 263 yards No problem. A year ago. the for the first down. But it was really during Wildcats basketball yardage, it was his failure to stretch and three touchdowns. Buckeyes only needed Andy the oncoming headlights of a 6-foot- defenses with deep throws. But it's been the emergence of Katzenmoyer to do it. Kat:zenmoy 4, 255-pound train. two games, Couch has thrown Couch and his receivers spent new receivers like McCord, back er's jarring hit on Tiger quarterback Kat:zenmoyer, who would win 0 yards and 12 touchdowns the spring and summer working on after a year off from school. James Corby Jones in the second quarter the Butkus Award as the nation's t an interception, and the deep reads. and when Louisville Whalen Jr., newly installed at tight flipped the game's momentum best linebacker. came across the ' offense is averaging 60 played Kentucky man-to-man in the encl and White. having a breakout upside down as the Buckeyes rolled field and intersected and almost dis per game. opener. Couch burned the Cardinals sophomore season. that has 31-10. sected Jones near the line of scrim e just feel that we can score with scoring bombs to receivers increased Couch·s effectiveness. "l just smeared him." the line mage. time we get the ball," Couch Quentin McCord and Jermaine With so many receivers to look for. backer said after that game. "I was Jones· head sn ied back as he onday. White. he invariably find., the open man just in the right place at the right flew backwards. h ninstrap whip ch and his offense have been Eastern Kentucky played more and delivers the ball where it can be time.·· ping up imo ht eyes. while to achieYing that goal in zone against Kentucky. so Couch caught. Now Jones is back - and so is Katzenmoyer wmppcd him up and ky's first two games. On thre\.\ underneath the coverage and Couc.h credits coach Hal Katzenmoyer - as the teams collide slam-dunked him to the ground. · y. Couch threw for five watched his receivers break open Mwnme's system. which empha Saturday in Ohio Stadium. Jones played the whole game but wns and 372 yards in a 52- big gains. sizes simulating as many game situ "I don't know if he dazed him or ended up going in for X-rays. over Eastern Kentucky. Couch benefits from playing alions as possible during practice. noL." Cooper said Monday during lt ended up being more than just t followed a 68-34 beating of behind a veteran offensive line that with polishing his technique. his weekly news conference. "The another tackle. Jones. who had led ille on opening day, v. hen has given him nearly flawless pro .. It's not only repeulions. it's cor thing that stood out is it was an Missouri downfield on its first cwo threw for seven touchdowns teclion. And the Kentucky receiving rect repetitions - doing things the open-field play. it wa" a good, hard possessions. was never the same t a school record with 498 corps is very deep - seven players right way all the time:· Couch said. hit in the open field.'" again. 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The Men of Sigma Pi get set to defend the Little 'rttUK~Ul\Y, ~EP'l]~.;1v1ts~R 1 7 Men Tugs Title for the 20th consecutive year. DVORAK CONCERT HALL. EIU CAMPUS For rides or info call: Jim 348-6112 or LTI house 345-9523 w / East L.A.'s THE BLAZERS • 8:00 pm S8 EIU Students· SlO General Public Classifiedadv~Q:~lQg ___...... Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM BY MIKE PETERS 10 Tuesday, September 15, 1998 The Dally Eastern Second place for men's rugby By Jarrett Wells team that won the Midwest Union Practices are held fonn 4 to 6 Staff writer crown lac;t season. That experience p.m. Tuesdays. Wednesdays and will go a long way in helping the Thursdays. Reidy said since very The Panther men's rugby team team achieve S!!veral goals this few members of the team have began their season on a high note year. played rugby before, they are will dlis weekend. The Panthers went "Our goals are to win the ing to teach people how to play the 2-1 en route to a second place finish Midwest Union for the third con game in order to get them on the at a tournament held in St. Louis. secutive year, advance further in the team. On Saturday. EIU steam rolled playoffs. and to remain the top team He also said that all people on ;:iver the Sunday Morning Men's in Illinois," Reidy said. ''We are campus arc encouraged to auend ~lub 37-0. In its second round really excited going into this year."' Ea.~tem's home games. Games are ~e. Eastern continued its win When asked about who he played at l p.m. on Saturdays on ling ways by defeating the St. thought Eastem's toughest oppo the rugby field off of Fourth Street. ...ouis Men's Club 27-24. The sec nent would be, Reidy responded . directly across from Coleman Hall. )nd round victory allowed F.astem "probably Southern Illinois." The Eastern ruggers will be o advance to Sunday's champi Among the players who will be back in action this Saturday after mship game. Unfortunately, the leading Eastern this year are cap noon at the University of IllinoL'>. >anthers lost to the team from tain Jamie Vidito. Clay Lindhorst The rest of the season schedule is ac; )pringfield. Mo. by the score of 29- and Tom Wirtz. The Panthers arc follows: 9126 wc~1em Illinois: 10/3 9. being coached this year by Shawn at Kansas Cny Tournament; 10/10 Last weekend's pcrfonnance McKinney. at Southern Illinois: 10/17 Illinois Nas only the beginning of what Although the season has already State (Homecoming); 10124 at Jromises to be an exciting season begun. the team is still looking for Iowa or Nonhwestem; I 0/31 Tuesday: 6:00 pm Pizm ·or the Panthers. anyone interested in playing. Midwest Playoffs; I In Midwest Junior winger Bryan Reidy said, Practices are open, so anyone wish Cup; 11/14 3rd Annual Old Boys Ill but two starters are back from a ing to play may do so. Game. ,, _____ Wednesday: 6:00 pm reacher Drop Defensively we have worked from Page 12 mm Page 12 together better, and if we Thursday: 6:00 pm Taco Bell work our butts off we will of the Week. ist three games, but the offense has Racer kicker Greg Miller egun at the defensive end of the bet more scoring chances. remained perfect as he connected on ield. Jeff Nix, three field goals and is now 5-for-5 ''Defensively we have worked Panther senior forward on the season. Friday: 6:00 pm Formal Smo~ ogether better, and if we work our Martin woes: utts off we will bet more scoring Troubles continued for the hances," Nix said Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks. as That approach to the game can _____ ,, they dropped to 0-2 after a 36-7 loss tlly be bad news for the opponents to Southern Illinois. The Skyhawks $the Panther's look to improve to 15 season last year, along with a had troubles on the defensive side of -0. team first, individual second atti the ball. as they gave up 356 rushing "They are hard workers. like tude from the seniors down to the yards and 440 tolal yards. acb other and they do a good job," freshmen. Martin quarterback John Repella 4cClements said 'The seniors have been a big filled in for the injured Brock Bailey "They have missed some eppor influence on me, and they keep the and went 12-for-26 but threw three mities, but they have put some team unified." Perry said. interceptions. way too and the two will get a lot "I wouldn't mind being The Skyhawks have a much etter because they are hungry. If Freshman of the Year in the needed week off this week before V!y miss, they are right back at it" (Missouri Valley) conference. but traveling to Southeast Mis.c;ouri for ~ A trait shown by all of the 1998 my main goal is to help the terun their OVC opener. 348-8222 or 348-0473 astern soccer team following a 4- out the best I can." -<:ompiled by Matt Wilson All events will take place at the Delt Shelter I 707 9th Street I I) l( I ,'1 I I I• I ( \ I I ( ) '.'-. It Ii .I H I ... I · \ H ( H ( () " \I l ' I I ' HEJ.,PING YOU BlJILD A SECURE FIN&~CIAL FUTURE IS AN IMPORTANT JOB. 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SIYlng Ntlli Rytn R on ta.Icing care of things {t:00}4~ttS MR t and that will help us to t2;15j5;107.4010'15 difference in the outcome of Tllwe'I SOllltltllng AllM llllY R ," Searle said. [1:~4~7Jl 1~10 year the team brings back all RollnClllSR players from last year's sea I12'.Jl 5Jll 7:20 9'£-0 Olld Miiion C.-R the team one. Walk-ons to ~7:209'$ have proven to be an out !ver Alllf PG13 contribuli Jazz it up tonight with the Pike Jazz Band from 6-9 p.m. in Greek Court ...... i And congrats to the Pike football team on shutt i n~Hhe Sigma Chi's 12-0! j for information call Grant @ 348-6728 Inside Panther softball in fall.Page 11 Men's rugby takes second Page 1O Tues 12 September 15, I pikers -hope to keep up OVC play five games. This year Tech First-place team in picked to finish first and is sixth. 'They cam~ into our gym faces tough Tech year while we were picked to first and they were seventh. team this Friday the biggest momentum had all year," Panther head By Kyle Bauer Betty Ralston said. Staff wrtter The 2-0 start will gi Panthers a little bit more co The goal all season is to do well and an early advantage. in the Ohio Valley Conference. "It is a good start and a bi With a 2-0 start in the conference fidence boost,., Austin said. the Panther volleyball team is well had a different attitude on their way. Morehead. It felt like we With a pair of wins in a weekend won the OVC tournament." sweep over Eastern Kentucky and Ralston is looking more Morehead State the Panthers find bigger picture. themselves in first place in the 'The conference is so c ave. tive this year. It is probably '1t is awesome for now, but it be a dog fight. Anyone c does not mean anything until we anyone," RaJston said. get past Tennessee Tech, Southeast The Panthers will try to Missouri State and Austin Peay," focused on their uJtimate senior middle hitter Sherry Austin making the NCAA Tou11Uduq• said. "We want to keep up the Eastern will quickly get a start in the conference and pl chance to see if it belongs on top or at home," Ralston not when it faces Tennessee Tech "Realistically we wouJd like this weekend. Tech is last year's eight of nine home games OVC Tournament champ and now wouJd put us in good shape ... stands with a 6-2 overall record. but In order to do that. Eastern has yet to play an OVC match. keep up its level of enthusi The match will feature a bit of a "We have to keep our roJe reversal. Last season the asm up," Ralston said. "So Golden EagJes beat Eastern at we get hot and cold We have home early on in the season. At the good talkers and a lot of quiet time of the match Tech was picked ers. We need to get the t~.k~ Deanna Mcintyre I Photo editor seventh in the ave and the everyone going. 'there are so Panther sophomore Gen Ramos follows through on a serve in the five-game victory over Indiana University/Purdue Panthers were picked to finish first. people in a smaJI space so you University-Indianapolis. The Panthers are perfect in conference action and host Tennessee Tech and Middle Tennessee. Tech came away with a win in to talk." Eastern football drops out of 1-AA po With the 48-0 loss to Central '•• ...... No luck: record and the second longest four weeks with a separated shoul Florida on Saturday, the Panther The Panther return in Memorial Stadium histo der, might return for the Western 1·AA Sports NetW• football team, which was ranked football team was ry. Kentucky game Saturday. No. 22 going into the game, is no not the onJy OVC A crowd of 57,776 fans in Wmner of the Belt: Football Poll longer in the I-AA Top 25 poll. school to have its Lexington, Ky.. saw Kentucky Murray State upped its record to Ranking Team Eastern is not the only team to troubles. defeat in-state rival Eastern 2-0 with a 36-31 victory over No. 8 1. Youngstown Slate (2-0) Football 2. McNeese State (2-0) drop in the polls, as Ohio Valley notebook Besides Kentucky 52-7. ranked Western Kentucky in the 3. Georgia Southern (2-0) Conference members Eastern Eastem's 48-0 loss Wildcat quarterback Tim Couch "Batt.le for the Belt" 4. Villanova (1-1 ) 5. Hampton (2-0) " 6. No