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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1993 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1993 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Southern Illinois Univenty at Carbondale FridaV, Februruy 19, 1993, Vol. 78, Chec ers club I put up for sale Checker nightr tub, 706 E. It was being sponsored by Ii,, Gr,ming that approval as the I>.:Q real chance to change sharply, 10 question hi. budget Leon E. Panetta and Treasury registering their approval. high and generating public JIIOSSUII' the coooomy and the fulfillmml of ~ Secretary Liuyd Bentsen, challenged of spending The adminiIillation· s nationwide o~ Congress to get the padage his pledge 10 change America. The plan calls for tax iocreases critics his lobbying e!JDI'L which will tap the passed. "The price of doine the same and spending cuts thai would 10101 resources of the Democratic Clinton led the way in a St. Louis thing is higher than the price of $493 billion 0 .... four years. Two _CUNTON,~7 Stone Center undergoes remodeling process Gus Bode By Mk:h8et T. Kuc:iak receptions and other official alumni working with the Buerger said the remodeling Adm'nislration Wilt .... functions. University. That, and the Stone would be done and the association Edward BUCQ!er, director of the Cemcr is a nice selling for the would move into the Stone C""'l" The SIUC Stone .:enter, sIDing Alumni Association. said the association. " by las<: spring. unused 00 the far edge of campos organizatioo is moving out of the Buerger said he did 001 Icnow Buerger said the remodeling for more L";:tD j year. is being ~ floor of the Student CenIer how mucb the remodeling cost incIudeo tuming the garage into a remodeled f'Jr the Alumni most imp<>nantly because they because it was not fmishcd, but the data base to handle all of lhe As.wciatioo. ,'lhich could move in need more room. Uoi\..mty offered $30.000 10 SIar1 alumni. by IaIe sprinr" an offICial said. "'-The Alumni Association out with. "Whenever an alumni moves or William Capie. associate vice cum:ntlyserves 140,00010 150.000 ") don't koow final figures changes jobs or anything like that, presidenl for .xlmi~stralioo. said people, - be said, "When trying 10 because they are still doing il," he it's partly our responsibility to k Graduate Council Now resource center I -5eepage4 Swiss Colony store ISa.~11 Salukls sut to be named In discusses proposal C>-,JinIonFoc:wt ~., !:!:;se doors In to open new season memory of slain nun from ISHE members -seepageS J'[I Unhterslty 'Aall In Oklahoma I -Story on page 3 -$tory on page 6 ~- ~ ';::,'::' -Story on page 8 L-$tory on page 16 1-. . -=--- ~- Plgcl6 rt 11.11" I !!\ I'li.1II - - ~ .... , '111hl III IlIul' II I 111" I .. '" tI f If hlllld .• It- Ba~.ball ·s set to open seaso 8yDenLeahy SIUC head coach Sam last sea..on and compiled a 2-3 The Saluk.. dipped into the David Taylor in left fteld ore 0Iher SporIs Wilier Riggleman said senior Mike Van record with a 6Z1 ERA. jurnor college pool 10 add some junior college lt1IDsfers wbo will Gildrr will start the opener. while Riggleman said be was happy to playeu wbo hould make an assume staning roles. Th~ sounds of spring will be sophomore Mike Blang will handle have Dan Esplin and Jason Smith immediate impact. N3IC Sheppard Riggleman said the depIh of the heard in Stillwater, Okla. this the pitching duties for the second back to (uJl health. Esplin and and Dan Linlon, a pair of right SaJukis will be an asset that should weekend when the Saluki basebaIJ game. Van Gildrr compiled a 5-8 Smilh both suffered season-aIding handen. helped Joim A. Logan to a boos! them bock into the top half of team opens Us -.on with a pur of record last year, while posting a injuries afterthey collidfd in the third-place finish in the Junior a very competitive Missouri VaUey gimes at natiorally ranked 4.S3 earned-run average. Van out[lCld during the fourlh game of ColJege World Series. Conference. Okl..:.oma StAle. Gilder's strength is his control, as the 1992 se&§OJ1. In6eldrr Olris Sauritcb gelS the " Indiana Slale. Creighlon and The Cowboys racked up a 49-16 be has allowed 45 walks in lOS "Dan and Jason are key playmo.~ nod at sbonstop. nming to the Wichita Stale all have a good s/1OI =crd IaSI year. and were ranked innings pitdled. or one every 4 1{2 Riggleman said. "I think they will Salukis as ooe of the lOp junior 81 the title." Riggleman said. "BU! fifth nationally by everal inning•• over bis three years at be solid contributors on offense college sborlsIops in the counny. we sbouId have a say in who wins preseason publications this year. SlUe. Biang pitched in 13 games anddef...... • Seou DeNoyer aJ first base and the. thing this year." Underdog slue to face Bulldogs By Dan Leahy SportsWriter The SlUC men' s tcrIJili team will embark on a weekeod road trip that will see it face m- teamli in two days. The Salul:is will haule Dral:e and 1<-.:.. Stale on SaturdaY. followed by Santa 8aJbani on Sunday. SlUC coech Dick LeFevre poinrI:d to the Drlke Invitational whicb opened SlUC's season as an indication of how good Drake is right now. Drake had playmo reach the finals in all six singles events and all three doubles events in an invite thai included all the teams from the Missouri Valley Conference. "They are overwhelming. so we are decided underdogs," LeFevre said. "But they sbouId level off. while I think we wi11l1J11)1OVe madedly." The other teams the Salukis will fKe also sbouId be quality cpponenIS. Iowa State finished ahead of the Salul:is last year. while leFevre said Santa Barno:. would DOl be flying in unless it was good. 'The Satulds cnIeT "'" ..-"';11\ _nocord.but • winrJng records. Bojan Vuckovich owns SlUC's best .ingles n=.'d at 4-2. while the doubles team of Altar Merchant and Juan Garcia have played weIJ enough to compile • 4-1 mark. Coach lefevre said even though the team is SbUggiing. most of the playmo have laSted victory. ~Every kid has had some SIJOCCSS. but we need good performana:s from several different players.· Pumping iron LeFevre said. Ron Hubbard of Indianapolis bench preues 315 Hubbard and Hay • both defensive lineman on the LeFevre also soJd the meets have been closer pounds while Joe Hay of Garden Grove. CaIn.. football...." .... working out with oCher mombens than the score shows. wbidl bodes well for the rest of the season. .poes Thurwclay aII8rnoon at the Arena weight room. d the team In preparation for ~ prac:tIce. "We ..... three ~ worried to death, but we just didr.·t come up with the win.• LeFevre said. Cagers reach Southern illinois Swimmers to face Iowa in final home meet at Wichita State By Dan Leahy clasb with Kansas and Nebraska. team needs to tum things up a bit end of Valley Sports Writer two teams ranI:ed in the top 20. on and start focusing 00 the ~ Salt.rtlay the road. conkreoce championships." TIme: 5:05 p.rn. The SlUC tnaI's swimming and "This level of competition is slUe will try to repeal as roadatWSU SIte: Wdita, Kan. diving team will be borne tbis really OOIhing new to us," WaJl.er Eastern Independent champions By Karyn Vlvertto TV: M\IC NeI'MlIk (KBSI) weekend apinsl the University cf said. " We think it's our Man:h 3-6, and is in I rest phase to SporIs Wliter RadIo: WClL-FM 101 .5 Iowa in tilt final dual meet of the respoosibility to compete againsl rcq>are for the eva>L Walker said season. the best teams out there to improve the swirmners usually go tbroup. a The Salukis should gel an our performance.. dov.n cycle during the rest period Saturday finally marks the end s.t.: WSU":i;', leads~ 25- t::21 I indication of how good they are, as Walker stressed !be importance before their energy level go bock of the Saluki men' s basketball -=-Last..-lng: Jan. 23. at 1M tbe Hawkeyes .nter the meel of the meet as tbe conrere~ce up. team's journey down tbe SlU ";ena. 1 "" SaIU UNIlB STAlES 10 WIlHDRAW MORE TROOPS - The Unit.ed SIaI.eS IIIIIOIIIICIId TIuIdIy dill it wiD bcgiD wkbdrawing 3.000 more ttoOpI from SomIIIiII ~ !be DelIlIi:w dIys. The move, 10 be ~Ided in 10 dIya. wiD mIuce Ibe u.s. ~ ill Ibe Sc:maIi relief operaIioo 10 8boIK 15.000 IrOOpt 011 sbore, ...... ~ Bob Hall Slid. Aboal 22,000 u.s. ttoOpI 'MOle 0II1be pound ill SomIIia al!be peak of Opaaioo Restore Hope in ealy ~. HaIlIIIid. U.N. OfFICIAL SEES BIGGER ROLE FOR JAPAN - At a lime wbco lite Japanese government is incbing IDW1Ird • bigger military role around !be 'IIIUId. UN. Sec:MIry GoneraIIIoIIIros ~ GbaIi anc ba IISIOlming dfougb 1btyo Ibis week 10 pmb J..- in !bat cIftcdon. In apcccbcs. meeIIIIgS wilh g CLINTON'S PLANS·GET POSmVE REACTION - IntemaIlooaI ....aioo 10 Presidcol OmwD's economic.- plan was generally favorable Thursday. willi most economists and officials agreeing il was an imponanl step in lIIe righl direction bUI some Cllpessing worries !hal Oioron did DOl go far eoough. In London, lbIcyo, Paris and otber IinagciaI centers. Clinton was prai. HAmAN FERRY CAPSIZES, 800 PEOPLE KIlLED - Over 800 passengers drowned when a HaiIi.an Ccny. n:portedly with almost 2.000 people aboard, capsized in a storm in lIIe Gulf of La Gilbev's Gonave. The Haitian Red Cross in !be capiJal P\lrt.-.Priocc said about 8SO bodies bad wa.sbtd up so far on bcacbCIs near Ibe IOWD wbete !be Gm ~ wen! down Wednesday. The capI8io UlId Radio MrcopoIc in Haiti IJ5~ !hal his ship capsimI wbiJe on a trip fiom Jeremic 10 !be Clpilal. lr you're an ac:bte\.u. you can ~ on. fw cnck .lIh "ct.hweacm Mutua) I...&fe DonQ nation Test Our ImcnuJup Prosram leu )'OU feu dn~ • a!es caroer in UlSUtVICC: and SENATE KEEPS BAN ON IMMIGRANTS WITH HIV - Drive rtDa&.~ XI"'I'1CQ .1u1e The Senate ThUBday VO!Od 10 maintain a ban on i.mmigmrus infcct.ed you'~ aill III tcbool' with !be Yiros which causes AIDS. Ibercby thwarting plans by Presidco! Bill CIintoo 10 change the coonny's policy. The senaIDrS -'" 76 10 23 a As an lNCm, yow mtd!l· in favcr of !be ben. ~. lbcy genc::t aDd podOdJvd)' can continuing had rejecIed a COIIlp'OIIlise proposal 10 permit a c:omprebmsive SlUdy of the COSIS which wouJd arise Career blOnll) poy off m a bog ifpeople infccII:d wilh dJc HIV rirus. w-i, ~kadil1ltN:ms $]D aft: mabn& five·fi~ure lDCaOJt;S. At thr same SECRETARY OF STATE ARRIVES IN EGYPT - umr:. youlJ rec;cn Dady Egyptian ' , _&IIor:_. . , . ..,.... -_~L._- --~'tMoIQoIion~_a..._ EdaIoIPop&llor:T...,_ -,..--,:~ ------_&IIor:_~ 1 ...... efilis ~ ...... ~c.o,,- hEM HIM 11'1'2... 1 ------'-... __..... - ..... Miller lite & Bud light BottI. 1.25 -_'-""--"__18:~'- 1.25 20 OL Drufb --- I. Seagram's 7 & 7 ---.. -~---...... =='-~=,=~-::..~:""6AIItIIII ...... ec.. ___ --...... - ..-. Sl1t. ....L ....aa...... _ ..apw ... ar ....L ...... , ...... UNIaI_ ... I1<1O,.. Heineken BoftIes ,...... "...... , ..... 8 COlER! ~=~:=a:.-=:=.~ ..~ February 19. 1993 J s in -50s ar allended SIU.- he said. " dodo'c know anything abouI nonviolence; _ we'.., doing lhing' befo", !be No black allowed. Blaeli. movement started. entnmc:e. BlICk door. And back of "Thing were 0 bad aI SIUC the bw.. that bIacIt women and non-atItIetic These designations sliII atc men were not permiUcd 10 live in embodied deeply in IIv, mind of the dormitories: he said. Dick G",go<)' (rom segn.-galIOn on Eugene's Drug Hiking Shoe Sale! DR. MARTENIS AIR CUSHION SOLE Avtlilable in many styles & colors SHAWNEE TRAILS Campus Shopping Center • :'.22 W. Freeman 529.. 2313 Pabst Draft 8 P ht (_II ....) 88.99 February 19, 1993 • • 1 1 nimentary I).ul\ f~\pli.1II . "J'lllh,lnfllcrH", 1 11l 1ll ' " \ IIf . .. huml,l, Daily Egyptian _ SIaII"~ "-EdituWEdiUr Pll ,ARTHUR ASHE WAS A FIGHTER all could adtnire, He was calm under pressure during each struggle he faced. And t eneath the calm was an intensity that made him a winner, Some Df the bat.tles he fought still must be finished. Human rights are stifled in every country in the world today. and AIDS is becominlt 8!l uncontrol~ble killer. If people carry on with the. &.ood fight as Ashe did, the battfes t1i. How wamen dtal .tIt the .pero. ... how much soppon .Jw:}' h:lYC. sIie 1he clinics mg IllelT JOb. btj "" IlOl g~ to <.Bl'lao*~ needs to he dilated more IaJer in pregnancy. Sp ~Innme . Surrounded by cMl LowoO g8S. """ ~ he's singing... f " She's dand n&... S\. 2'S rich!!! . . ~.. I • ?f_ • A [ffi] ·RlVEKKtmS SoMMFRSB'{ 11IKOOOH rr RICHARD GERE DAILY 7:00 t. SAT .. SUN KAT 1M ~ JODIE FOSTER EDDill MURPHY The Distinguished BOX OFFICE: 453-0001 Gentleman ~ Mcleod Theater IWLY7:1SU5 Soot...", lII,nois l_11) at Car1>oadaIe • SAT .. SUN NAT 2:15 ...~ .. ' ' -Ao'I" - _ '''- ''':J ~ ' :9,1993 l' CalI- l~dal' . COAL, from pa e . . . domeSlie energy !liourcc. but 11 Ihe tax was nOI .pecifically on stacds to lo.e if the proposed c:arIJon. U'lity energy p~ l California parents returning S~~~ANGE to school f()r sex education CHECffiisi;E~ ~ UNION los Angeles Tomas the 1i:S! gCOCl-=tion to try to aeatr:. • 1994 rusenser c.r RenewAl Sdckers sweeping Ir.. dilion of freely • Pdva1e MaIIbo>oes for ren:, • Tralideos Checb LOS ANGELES--Il's 3 p.m .. discussing Ie" with their kids. • 11tIe &. ~ • NoWy PublIc: and Ihe slude-·, ', .t Willard It ISIl'I easy. SeMele' Money 0rder5 lnlt .mediale School in subur'Jan Janel, 37, says she keeps • Instant Photos Santa Ana are fiI:rtg oul the metal postponing talking 10 her (l-year- doors. he.ded for homework, old daughter. " I kept waitin& fur the 1JIIlftnly I'IIa 606 So ~ CarIIaDdIIe Sl9-JlOZ teleVtSI ... _" naps or extracurricular righl time," says Janet, who spoke "ilii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ activities. on Ihe conditi?n thaI sbe nOI be rc: ______, As .hey boll OUI, • few sol<'ffil1- fwther identified. "BUll am just 1011 ' r ...... · Main FREE Deliv looking parents slep inside the afraid 10 bring ill:j>. I'm not sure ~.]-vut 613 E. ery school loolting for, uh, cr, well, the wItaI to say." 457-7112 457-42·i3 place wIw:te the, uh. sex OOucatioo In her silence. sbe is like tIuee- ' - --- 1 _ _ _ _ • class will \)e \augIIL q-of American parents, says . PBuy A ..... Large Buy • M.-AI•• _ ~1 -'orne of the adulls appear as Maria Juliani, • hesIth expen who ..~ ft n~ • pleased as if dH:y are coming fur • c:ounsels [ 'Iies' ..... Di .. of Speclalty Pizza pin Mzza mol canal. Adolescen":':.edi:';-al ~~ns I Top 9 a eUI they're bere for. good Hospital at Los Angeles. • For ODly 2 Sod_ For Oo1Y• reason. Maoy worry aboul what "I think pareDIS and cItiIdmI are 6 9 99 6 6 else their cbildren are doing after more aware of lbe need 10 "l. I "l.99 school. And they wanllo know bow communicate about sexuality:' • • they can talk to their kids, "!'CDly J"liani says. "There are significanl - •• ....,.-.~ I ~- ."" effectively, about SCT_ risks OUI there: HIV and the other "-_ "-_ In Ihe '90s, parents' sexually ITIlDsmined diseases, as . A ...... _ ...... -. responsibilily 10 Ialk 10 their well . as sexual abuse nnd .. I & children aboUI ..xuali lY has been acquamtance rape. TIle awareness given the highest ptlority. S\atistics tha': these things are bappening has • • :~~. on sexually transmit:ed diseases, broug~l .'? liGht that ~here i.s a I ...... teen-age pregnancy and .exual responsIbility 10 pro!CCt kids aglIIOSI _" ....1 _' .....1 abuse iodic:ate ""'" oommunicatioo is desperately ~ And studie< ~~ p.r.ntsare doing L ... ~--;r;:.-...... ::.-;-=- • 1M advenl of sh ow thlt open communiClition a betler job, I don'l bave a sense _ ... _ _ _ ~ .... gn:ater .,-..1 ili!y of does some good- Presen~n (or Frida)' moved '" Sludent c.n"" Vodco lo.Ing. 4th Floor Student Center Mda oI8&d.l~ Test at c...... ~ltsJTCH l P'rofegar F..enan at,...... ,.ud m.ct ~ W...". u..awn ~vt.~dBlad:~ ro.Ma or. e.c:.taoul .... ~ ~Cctdu.lIc... 51- L.oQ.,..a Pinch Penny dan c e Pub Annual COMPANY MARDI GRAS . ) Thursday Feb. 25, Bpm p~w~~? Student Center ~ Live Dixieland Jazz ~ ~ with ~ Ballrooms Steamboot Stompers Td:cb on sak at (Friday & Saturday) Student Center TICket Office Hurricanes $2.50 Cajun Coffee $2.50, $4.00 Gcnc:ral Public Nary's $ 2.00 Miller Lite Btls $ ) .35 $2.50 SIDe Students Come in with costume and win a prize & Children NO COVER 'A ;, ~fJ,ond danoeprosnm ... SpoDlOt"Cd C.,. 700 E. Grand Ave. 549-3348 !lie" ""'""'SI"Jdllnncd 1iI<-.:.c' Student Ccatcr SpeciaJ Prosnnu ca..". s.. Ti.. " 1'.111\ I :.:\pli.HI ~ . • . .' 1111tlt~tHlntfll \I.I~.IIIII\·." ...... I t'hru.u\ i~l. 14111.1, throughout lhe yean. and cOfillnues to impres> audiences nationwide. The show tours witr • cast of 30 and a full The World 's Fair of 190<$ brought a on:beslI8 aJld promise> OUlStanding musical plethora of wond= In the public with a SIS nllmbers filled wi th dancing, period million e~travaganz.a that stretched across costumes. and energotic songs from the cast. 140 acres and through l,OOO buildings. Alben Parker. who plays the character of Sl. Louis was tb.e city, and the fair, Grandfalller Prophater. has traveled more originally known as "The Louisiana than 51.000 miles with the show since 1.991, Purc" ase ExjlOSition." that lured thousand.' and said he had to adapt to life on the road. of \'isitVi( who experienced some of the "You have to learn 10 go with the bus. You greatest attracoons in the world. rest. you read. and listen 10 music," Parker It seems ooly funng that this phenomenal said. World-s Fair also was the soult:e of 011" of Parker's personal favorite from the show is the greatest musicals of our time. "Meet Me '"The Trolley Song" fOT several ditTerent In SI Louis .... which will make it~ first reasons. appearance at Shryock auditorium on !be '1be way it is choneographed is exciting. 26th of thi' mooth. The lighting is pank:ularly special," he said. "Meet Me In 51. Louis" is a musical Parker saili """" are a total of 13 numbecs comedy built around tbe life and f~Uies of a in .he show and .hat a new song. "Banjos:' 51. Louis family around the tum of the has been added trom the 1989 tOllr of the century. and how the World's Fair brought show. the city to life. That iour, Parker said. differed BQb Hageman. dlreel of Slrryock considetabl y mo."e from the original than " j!oriun,. saX! "'" ,-.nion that will be """" does cum"" pmducrron. on me Shryock stage is very dose 10 the ~lbe 1989 VersK;n was very glitzy. 1I original screenplay that Benson wro1e. ice skates and actuai fireworks:' be said. Hageman -.aid that be is very pleased that ParJcer said me cur;enl version is nOI such i1 fine mllS;';cl;' cmring to Shryock this with.Jui its own stage effects, which include season. • motarized trolley that travels across the "I'm !oIie in !he quality stage production of the show." be representing the seasons. musical · Meet N-.. in St. 1Duis: ....toicli appears Feb: u at Shryod< Auditorium. said. "The show is a classic and wouJd When the show was in Tulsa earlier in the stage production of the show that he had ever tbeater," be said. mteresl anyone interested in theater." season Pari B ck Mamba pum 5 up volume -Ill rock /n/ I Carbondale band plays dance music with exci~ng show "I think we definitely bave an unusual sound." Belka said. 8y IwJy Gmhmn Black Mamba'~ current sel is an e\feIt EntertaInment Writer blend .Jf covers and originals. bUl the COvers are so rare and are done so obsctody thal il is In Carbondale. " i, rare 10 find a parient hard 10 recognize them. band. one thai does nOl want to play (00 Some of the covers include "Fever" by oflen. Sexton MiJ1R. "Biff Bang (>Qw" hy Creation. BUI Black Mamba. a r.m: sighl and sound ", m Branded" by Link Wray and "Folsom In comparison 10 other Carl>oDdaie hands. Prison Blues" by Johnny Cash. d()e\. 00l ,,-..tnt to overplay the community. These covers also are on their new album. ··w. would nllher be • special evenL not wb.ich was recorded at Acme s;)und in and this polS \be audicncr. in direct C!lIIIa:'. wilb Ibe spleodid pcrfonoanccs of this drama. The costumes &Ie extremely weU 10 an age of video "'1Ia1s, $40 millioo <'mRed and CODIn'bule gready 10 Ihe period blockbosr.er films am mmic vidcos. iI is all [eel of Ibe play, as dl!CS Ibe classically 100 .:asy to (orger Ibe uue essence 00IISInICIIII seL SPOR MART Me VISA DISC, erut:rtainmeot-Ii~ pedixOISDtt. 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W4TCHES ~OIYAWmI J&I __ At I I I I lenD ~ I _==,===,--- SNi.E SI.m Calvin and Hobbes Ir------.-:----, 1 Large for I Price 01 small I Ni.iliInW Towinss 95t • . FI'lIt f'epp By Jeff Mclntlro \he naIional tiIIe in the high jump a1p!Ilod us." $po.1s \\,',,'a, ftK \he Salukis last )'ear. PIati also Eightoen tr.aIIlS will participale qualified for the U.S. Olympic in the meel. but tbere wUl be DO Top athletes in Ibe pole v&U1t 1C8m. ltaID &coreS kepi. and high jump wlll COIIlpeIC in \he Featured in the pole vaull wiU USA Track and Field Open be 10 athlete' who have cleared Salurday al the Salurday 16 feel or bigher, including "We have lost some Recmuioo Cenra-. defCllding Illinois TAe pole vault JU11lping for the Salulri men's champion Dave Yol vz, W 110 has key team members track and field leam will be cleared 18-8 l/l. that h~s pretty well Cameron Wrighl, who is third in "This meet will be a tu"",up the nation in the high jump and me¢! for us, for the conference crippled us.• leading lbe Missouri Yalley meel next week," slUe lIead -slue men's track and __ ya.n lnfJ coacb Bill Coroe1l said. Coofermcc. Ibid coach BIU ComeR The meet will also fealllre \he " We have lost some key team relurn of Darrin Plab, who won members Ihal bas pretry well -~ -p.,esra.u.~ .Chinese &.J ....- Culoine .Prift1e Banquet llocm SW~M , -- .Cock.oall Loun&e .Carry Out • Kano1ce Len.. - Fri. &. Sat. 10 - Z. wedulayo Jr, reservation from page 16 LUrICII BUI'I'ET Mon. -1'11. 11 ~ - 2:00 pm iI'S going 10 be a challenge," Indudes I'reSh 5aIad Bar and 10 AppeI1zerS « I!ntrees Walker said. $4.65 Adalts $2.95 CbU__ "The main goal for \he kids is ID still go all oul and give a goocl We carry a FUIlIlne of Small Animals, elfurt. • GRBAT SUl'IDAY BlJI'I'ET 11:00 am - 3:00 pro The team will spaid more time Fish. Biros, lllice, Rats, and feeder fish. .} 0 Appetizers 'fresh Salad Bar resting after this weekend, plus We also have the widest selection of wodring on :;peci.6cs. like SIarIS . }0 entrees ·Sweet Dessert Bar and torUS. Walker said be thinks reptlJes in Southern mlnois. $8.95 Adults $5.95 adJ~ wlDnlng the conference championship is a reaU.-ue goal Lee our friendly staff help you with all your pet needs. Lamcb 1l_3poa Moo-Set for \he team. 1285 UWn Sf. CaItIondale "I Ibink: we have a viable shot at Next co the Comer Diner "On the Strip" Eat of the UnIvenIty Mall om- 3-9-.3Op.o 80m-Thur winning il," Walker said. 457-7666 3-10:3Opa FrlSat "It woold be great if we coold 606 South Illinois Avenue 549-2020 rqle8l as cbampic..ls. " The meet is scbeduIed 10 begin al 1 p.m. at the slUe Sludent Recmuioo CeoteL lALE B~DlEY, from page 16 leading Creighton, slUe bas moved inro third Vlace. one game behind \he BlneJays. The _.as...., Jod by the....oo. quane, oJ[ Anita S COII, Angie Roure-..... TdIimy Bolden and Kelly ruth. Scott, \he ieagne's playtt of \he week, has been on lire as of lare. In her Wt II games, Soon has a.aaged 155 poirus and 4 assisIs • game. Rougeau, Boldeo and ruth, \he Salukis' starting fronUine, have been a =or to opposing teams, averaging 36.5 POlUts and 22.6 MOTO n:bounds a gm>e.. TIJHlIf is 7:30 p.m. The Salutis play .. IlliDois Stall> Sunday before remming borne 10 ·OL WIlIp up their regula seMOn with (10W-30. 10W-40, & 5W-40) home games agajnSL Southwest MissIui Stare and WacbiIa S-. K9¢ quart Umi! 2 cases 301 N. Illinois _ .~ Open 7 Days A Week ~ SIJMMER SCHOOl.! Suburban Chicago's University FI NANCIAL AID UPDATE Over so courses oftend in the day and evming, sIlIrtingJUIIt 14 Come to a workshop to kam about recent changes that ·Convemem· one, ~, an d ~lORAlIVERS''1'' , could affect your financial ald. Topics incnlde the 1993-94 five week sesSIOns _ II I application process, a new student loan not based on need, _ Speed your progress with Auro,.. Db""" 605O.MII92 a change in the independent student defjnition, and more. junior/senior and grad courses - Easy :nail!cr.:Cit card registration Student Center - Ftce transf~rability packet available fo; each course Makinaw Room Tuesday, February 23 :00 , or4:00 His CODe 0{ siIenoe _ 3rmJy in place, Califc.mil Athletic Direet('~ b Bocltrath b .. clccilkod \bat no ment is the bell c:ommeDl ...beD dcalIug wilb the troveny surrooocIiug Iii;; recent dismiual of COlIC" Lou c.mJ*ldli. Rather 1b!ID penooaily address the National Association of BasketbaU COlches' unprec:edeoted CODdemnatiou of Whites, Sables, and Cinnamons the firing. Bocmth Tuesday Books, food & vlta.I1•• aYall I. chose to hide behind • ~ ~ Our .mtd ~YOU~L_L~ statement that said, in esseoee, _. , quaoIians en! p you .... """"""" oodriug. He did, bowever, note thal on ..... an & "'"' permits. many of the local and national 549-7211 ~N~ media were "supponive of th .. Sun,l-5 decision" lO press the button on c:.npar.clJi·s ejector seaL The NABG wasn't so thriUed. In a rare show of force, tbe coaches' group chided Boctrath for dismissing C=pandJi without fll'St detailing the problems and offering the c02ch " chance lO slue netters open season at invit.ational fRIDAY & SATURDAY The SlUCv.unep's II:DIIis \eIl'n will Irick off its 1993 spring SS¢ Pitchers Old Style campaign today at the Eastern ~ ~A (Reg & Light) Kentucky InviIaIional The Saiukis will face the JiLes of ~~$1·45 Blue Hawaiians Lou!svilIe, Thnneuoc Thch, 1bIedo, ~,?:<)Y $1.05 Old Style & West Virginia and host EaslCm Coors Light Bottles Kentucky in !be 1iu'cIe