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Instnictors’ union vote Domestic partners can Non-tenure track faculty will vote on IEA Sept. 27 and 28 S t 3 I * t t h c i f D c ip C r W O r k P odv . .1___ ...... -j A JL C o r y F r e e m a n is that there is no job security or said. Travis Ross According to the statement, New s S tringer long-term contracts. Another Other concert^ achieved in A ssistant S ports E ditor “The domestic partnership status issue is when there are few the ISU contract are a health and is terminated as of its date of Non-tenure track faculty instructors available and safety policy, academic freedom Just weeks after adopting a execution and that a copy of the members will soon have an lecturers take on extra students to and ethics protection, a workload domestic partner policy giving statement has been mailed to the opportunity to vote whether to avoid hiring more instructors. definition aniftmpnoved working eligible same-sex couples a other partner by the party have union representation. Lecturers have less pay and don’t conditions. break, SIUE has made forms authorizing such action.” In The Illinois Education receive paid health benefits. The SIUE NTT faculty available for interested couples other words, if the couple was to Association has stepped in to Other issues include cost-of- members will have to pay the to apply. break up the individual who does offer NTT faculty union living adjustment, merit pay, IEA dues if the NTT faculty Couples are required to fill not work for the university will representation at SIUE. The seniority pay and voice in shared decides to join. The dues would out the Statement of Domestic lose their benefits. IEA’s primary issues are to governance at departmental, be roughly one-half the normal Partnership so the university Benefits include insurance promote job security and college and university levels, rate until a contract is negotiated. can judge their eligibility. To cost reimbursement program, increase salary. according to the IEA Web site, Dues from NTT faculty’ be eligible for the policy, tuition waiver for children, The vote for NTT faculty http://ieanea.org. members would pay for the statement says couples must family medical leave, sick and members to join IEA will be later In April 2003, about programs and services such be “each other’s sole domestic bereavement leave, a wellness this month. 300 Illinois State University as professional bargaining partner and intend to remain program, use of Lovejoy Library There are about 300 NTT NTT faculty members voted to consulting, legal services, budget so indefinitely.” and recreation services and faculty members at SIUE, which join the IEA. Their first contract and salary research services and Couples are also required to facilities. includes lecturers and has been ratified and achieves an annual overview of U.S. demonstrate shared financial The policy went into effect instructors. Lecturers have the two main concerns: real job higher education. obligations and a joint July 1. Similar policies have contracts that go from semester security and a beginning of real One thing Vitoff wishes responsibility for each other’s been adopted by the University to semester, whereas instructors salary improvement, according to stress is that “unions don’t common welfare. This can of Illinois, Illinois State have contracts that are yearly. to the IEA Web site. have to be confrontational. We’re be done by providing University and Western Illinois One issue, according to “The example at ISU shows here to be proactive and documentation of a joint University. organizer for IEA David Vitoff, that the process works,” Vitoff positive.” checking account, joint credit The Statement of Domestic account, joint ownership Partnership is available online at of a motor vehicle, joint www.siue.edu/PERSONNEL/Be mortgage, etc. nefits/dpartner. Making your voice heard Greeting for chancellor Wednesday in Meridian K r is t e n R e b e r N ew s E ditor

Students, faculty, staff and retirees are invited to welcome Chancellor Vaughn Vandegrift and his wife, Sue Vandegrift, to the campus community next week. A welcome reception will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Meridian Ballroom in the Morris University Center. “Since they are new to campus, this is just an Vaughn Vandegrift opportunity to introduce yourself and welcome them to the the closing date on their new campus,” Office of the home. Chancellor secretary Joyce “They just now moved into Brendle said. their new home, just a couple Vandegrift and his wife lived weeks ago,” Brendle said. in Georgia, where he served “(Although the Vandegrifts as provost and vice president moved to the area in July), for academic affairs and chief we wanted to wait until there information officer for Georgia were more people on campus (to Southern University. hold the reception). We wanted Aubrey WiluamsMles71£ The Vandegrifts arrived to wait until classes began Student William Berkley registers to vote. As part of the Raise Your Voice campaign to on campus in early July and and there were more people promote voting, a voter registration booth is open 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through Friday near resided in Cougar Village for the in the academic community the north entrance of the Morris University Center. summer while they waited for to attend." ♦ Pme 2 ß I « s t I « Thursday, September 9. 2004 + Health Service open house

K r is t e n R e b e r Friday in Rendleman Hall 0124. are invited. Refreshments will be N ew s E ditor “It’s in celebration of our served. Subs & Pastas recently renovated suite,” Health “Renovations started It’s a Bigger, Better Deli Health Service will show off Service Director Riane in October or November of last its recent renovations during an Greenwalt said. year and we finished up Fresh Sub & Pasta!” open house from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Students, faculty and staff in January,“ D epartm ental. see HEALTH SER VICE page 5

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Kuo for ü.'*1 « J p i speeding on South University Drive. 9/5/04 ■'TfVw ‘fii 2005 © ja y Police issued a citation to Susan K. Schrage for Police arrested Sarah J. Adams for illegal operation of an uninsured motor vehicle and a consumption by a minor. Adams was issued a ______¿69.00______written warning for speeding on South notice to appear and was released. University Drive. Other Offenses !Q Tone TinlirI i’One¥ontWnIimTted Police issued a citation to Robert J. Anderson for 8/31/04 driving too fast for conditions on South i K W i i on,y$29.00 University Drive and a written warning for no Police responded to a report regarding a possibly driver's license on person. intoxicated man in Peck Hall. The Edwardsville & receive a FREE bottle of ambulance was dispatched and the subject was Sundazzlers Tanning Lotion 9/3/04 transported to Anderson Hospital with a police I $18.001 escort. Charges are pending. (a $25.00 value) Police issued a citation to Terran M. Jones for ¡ expires 10-1-04 | ( expires 10-1-04 speeding on New Poag Road. Police responded to Cougar Village, Building 9/4/04 425, regarding a resident receiving telephone harassment. Police issued a citation to Jamie E. Linzy for speeding on South University Drive. Police responded to a report regarding to criminal damage to a vehicle while parked at FRATERNITY RUSH Police issued a citation to Michael C. Mudd for Prairie Hall. disobeying a stop sign on Whiteside Drive. 9/1/04 OPEN HOUSE Police issued a citation to Benjamin M. McDonald for speeding on East University Drive Police responded to a report regarding to at Route 157. criminal damage to a vehicle. Police issued a citation to Tanell M. Anders for 9/2/04 disobeying a stop sign on South University Police responded to a report regarding to Drive. criminal damage to a vehicle in Cougar Village Police issued a citation to Keith M. Patten for Lot 51. speeding on South University Drive. 9/4/04 Police issued a citation to Neil F. Belanger for Police arrested Jason L. Heigert for disorderly speeding on New Poag Road. conduct, illegal consumption by a minor and 9/5/04 resisting arrest. Heigert was released after posting bond. Police issued a citation to Amanda L. Wiese for speeding on South University Drive. Police received information regarding the SEPTEMBER 13, 2004 location of Jeanviere Dacanay and took him into Police issued a citation to Anthony A. Chapman 7:00 PM custody in Cougar Village Lot 5C. Dacanay was for speeding on South University Drive. arrested on three valid warrants. He was MUC Conference Center (2nd Floor) Police issued a citation to Stephen R. Chandler transported to the Edwardsville Police for speeding on South University Drive. department and was unable to post bond. He was transported to Madison County Jail. Meet the members of the IFC fraternities Police issued a citation to Keyanna M. Teer for and find out why it’s great to be Greek at SIUE! operation of an uninsured motor vehicle and a 9/5/04 written warning for speeding on South Police arrested Trinity S. Smillie on a valid University Drive. Citation was voided after proof W'illiamson County warrant. Smillie was unable AKA OK1? ZOE in of insurance was presented. to post bond and was transported to Madison Police issued a citation to Candace D. Gardner County Jail awaiting extradition. ♦ T h u r sd a y . Se p t e m b e r 9, 2004 fl I Q S t I « PflQE 3 ♦ Campus organizations approved Pretzel history has

K r is t e n R e b e k “provide leadership, workshops, encouragement,” the constitution N ew s E ditor support and mentoring to said. a few new twists assist in the continued success Senators also approved There are three new student of women at SIUE,” according funding for program and travel S c h a l e n f . H o u s t o n at 650-3040. organizations on campus after to the constitution OK’d Friday. by student organizations N ew s S trin ger The children will learn how approval by the Student Senate According to the while rejecting a request for a to roll a pretzel and they will be Friday. constitution of the Physics Club, concert. SIUE families get ready for able to enjoy a reward from Constitutions for Women of the organization seeks to Senators turned down another year of great fun Auntie Anne’s. Ambition, the Physics Club “promote the science of physics an $8,132 request for Rock activities with Cougar Kid Parents should register and Collegiate Entrepreneurs across the campus community.” for Racism, a proposed concert Saturdays. their child now because Organization were approved by Collegiate Entrepreneurs for the benefit of Nick Holmes, a Cougar Kid Saturdays will of limited capacity. Registration senators at their meeting in Organization is intended to University of Dayton student, have the first activity from 10 can be done at the Information the Goshen Lounge of the Morris help students “develop business who died as a result of a hate a.m. until noon Saturday. The Center in the MUC, there University Center. skills, acquire specialized crime. History of the Pretzel is will be no on-site Women of Ambition aims to expertise and receive see STUDENT SENATE, page 4 appropriate registration. for children This event w h o is free for are 4 to 10 SIUE students years of age. and families A up to four committee individuals; w a s there will be a established $ 1 fee for last year to each additional develop child. programs that SIUE would address the needs of faculty, staff and families up to student-parents and their four will have a $5 fee and a $1 families,” said Director of fee for each additional child. Kimmel Leadership Steve Sperotto said there Sperotto. “The ‘History of the will be seven other sessions Pretzel’ is one of those of Cougar Kid Saturdays workshops.” after this session. Parents should Customer Service look out for the coming events Representative in the Morris for Cougar Kid Saturdays. ô m University Center Frankie For more information, K risten R eber/Au stle Polich-Burns will be the contact Sperotto at 650-2686 The Student Senate presents Chancellor Vaughn Vandegrift with a Student Government T-shirt presenter of the event. For more or e-mail him at Friday. Pictured Is President Dell Jones, Vice President Cindy Holesko, Vandegrift and Public information she may be contacted [email protected]. Relations Committee Chair Lay Lay Maines.

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“We want to make people The English Language and realize 40 years down the road Literature Association’s seven- that this is still happening,” Nate speaker series program request ATTENTION: Jones, representative of Rock also received approval by for Racism, said. the Student Senate. Healthy Adult Men and Women However senators did grant The Collegiate Panhellenic numerous other campus Council requested the Oct. 24 organizations’ program requests. program When Rites Become Looking for Tuition Assistance? A travel request of $359 Wrongs, which will include by Eta Sigma Gamma, the a speaker on hazing. The Student Would You Like to Study National Professional Health Senate approved the $2,775 Education Honorary Society, to program. and Get Paid for it? the American School Health Also, Gamma Theta Upsilon Association National Conference received approval for a $440 in Pittsburgh, Pa., was approved. program titled Sustainable The Sexual Orientation Development: Environmental Earn $400 - $4000 Tolerance Association also Justice in Today’s World, which received approval for travel will feature the expertise of Nik Y o u May Qualify if: funds of $150 to the Heynen, an assistant professor Creating Change conference in in the department of geography • You are a healthy adult, male or female (18 or older) St. Louis. at the University of Wisconsin- • Take no medications on a regular basis The Sculptors at Wagner Milwaukee. He will speak on • Have no current health problems received program approval along political ecology and • Available for 24 - 48 hour stays at our facility with $5,110 for the Oct. 12 environmental justice. Sculpture on Campus: Sculpture The SIUE College You can earn hundreds of dollars and help generic drugs obtain FDA Walk and Banquet, which Democrats requested and approval. Gateway Medical Research, Inc. has been conducting will feature visiting artist received a $225 allocation. research for pharmaceutical companies for years and thousands of people Luis Jimenez. Jimenez will speak The Student Senate meets and serve as a juror for the at 2 p.m. every other Friday in have participated. Find out how easy it can be to earn $$$, call our judging of sculptures. A live band the Goshen Lounge of the Morris recruiters at (618) 655-0661 or (636) 946-2110, or visit our will be featured. University Center. website at www.gatewavmedical.com Gateway Medical Research, Inc. 400 Fountain Lakes Blvd. St. Charles, MO 63301 Read tAc A leftle

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T h e f ir s t co py o f ea c h to the third floor though, and you Alestle office on the same floor. wouldn’t expect a room with breath until they get installed and A l e s t l e is f r e e o f c h a r g e . E ach are most likely back in a cold It seems that whenever I carpet on the walls to be cold, are running properly. Until then, a d d it io n a l c o p y c o s t s front. walk into a new classroom, right? I have yet to find a room I’ll just keep my jacket close by, 2 5 c e n t s . I’m never surprised to see all I hear people talk about is on this campus that can match the along with a pair of mittens and a students walking around campus how cold that classroom is. Then temperature in there, which scarf. with sweaters, long sleeves or the weather changes to fall always seems to be about 50 The editors, stafT and publishers jackets. In fact, I don’t leave and winter and suddenly every degrees. Maybe there is one, and Tyler Bennet of the Alestle believe in the free home without a jacket. I know room is boiling hot, or you I just never had a class in it, but Editor in Chief exchange of ideas, concerns and opinions and will publish as many letters to the editor as possible. When women vote, women will win Letters may be turned in at the Alestle office located in the Morris ANN ARBOR, Mich.(UWIRE) as unemployment rates options. retirement on the U.S. Supreme University Center. Room 2022 — As the United States and skyrocket and welfare funding Without delving into party Court means that our right to or via e-mail at United Nations have helped Iraq remains stagnant. And we have politics, we as women need to control our own bodies could be [email protected]. At I and Afghanistan form new seen our government redefine ask ourselves: Does this gone in an instant. Title IX , hard copy letters should be typed and double-spaced. Ail letters should be governments, they have taken comprehensive sex education as administration represent our which grants us equal rights and no longer than 500 words. Please steps to ensure that women will “abstinence only,” limiting values? We need to think long protection in areas including, but include your phone number, be proportionally represented. the ability of young women and hard about what will be at not limited to high school and signature (or name, if using e-mail) Meanwhile, here at home, the to even learn that they have stake in the next four years. One see VOTE, page 7 and student identification number. total number o f women in the We reserve the right to edit federal legislature barely hits 14 letters for grammar and content. percent of Congress. Political Cartoon However, great care will be taken to W hile women in America ensure that the message of the letter is not lost or altered. have made enormous strides over the last century in higher Letters to the editor will not be printed anonymously except under education and expanding job extreme circumstances. opportunities, we still live in a The Alestle is a member of the country where the men make the Illinois College Press Association, rules. How do we level the the Associated Collegiate Press and playing field? First, let’s vote. U-WIRE. Remember 2000? The name Alestle is an Remember those 537 votes that acronym derived from the names of determined who would be our the three campus locations of SIUE: president? Well guess what, on Alton, East St. Ixniis and Edwards ville. Election Day four years ago, 6 million women stayed home. And The Alestle is published on Tuesdays and Thursdays during fall since then, we have watched the and spring semesters, and on administration turn back the Wednesdays during summer clock on our rights as women, at semesters. For more information, home and abroad. We have seen call 650-3528. the loss of millions of dollars of funding for family planning and education for women overseas. Have a comment? We have seen limitations on the Let us know! Send us an e-mail: ability of women serving our [email protected] country in the military to receive The Alestle medical abortions. We have seen Campus Box 1167 hundreds of thousands of women Edwardsville. III. 62026-1167 across the country fall deeper and deeper into poverty ♦ T h u r sd a y. Se p t e m b e r 9. 2004 fl I « s t I « Page 7 ♦

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P e o p l e , E ntertainment , & f ir t s Relationships can be hard to keep in college A d k ie n n e S m it h “1 think long-distance L i f e s t y l e s S t r i n g e r relationships are rare and hard to find, but they do exist and While at college, most can work,” Carl B. Mitchell, students face challenging a political science major, said. decisions regarding relationships. “The key to maintaining a Although some might find it healthy relationship is to have difficult enough to maintain 100 percent trust on both relationships close in proximity, sides.” many others try to sustain long­ Michele Johnson, a distance relationships while at psychology major, agreed with school. Mitchell. She said, “a long According to biology major distance relationship can work if Leamond Sloan, if it’s a strong both people make it work; it relationship, it w ill work, but depends on the couple.” only for a certain amount of time. According to the Web site Sloan thinks people need to www.Bellaonline.com, Dinah S. spend time together in order for it Temple, the BellaOnline to work. relationship editor, said, “Every Yet, some ideas that may relationship worth having is help to keep a long-distance worth preserving and nurturing. relationship healthy and strong All it takes is the will to keep all focus around communication. your partner’s desires focused on Remain honest in expressing you and vice versa. Have fun and your feelings and desires. be diligent and happy.” Continuously staying open with The answer to whether long­ each other can also alleviate distance relationships can work is many frustrations. solely dependent upon the people J k s s ic a B a l a da d//\ /.£.V/7./: Also, because of the distance involved. For some it has worked Left, Peri Subramanian visits with his girlfriend Sukhi, from the United Kingdom outside of factor, both people need to be and for others it hasn’t. Starbucks in the Morris University Center. more understanding of each In accordance with advice other. For example, don’t given from some SIUE students automatically get mad because to not work.” out-of-sight, out-of-mind relationship itself could suffer. and staff, any relationship takes you have not heard from the other However, according to ideology or you want to focus In the article, “Are Long- time and effort on both ends. If in a while. Sure, you may miss Ashley Whisenton, an accounting more on school and activities, Distance Relationships Healthy both parties provide equal effort, him or her, but consider your own major, being apart only makes it then perhaps a relationship isn’t For Students?” Nikia L. Byers of the relationship should be schedule at school and how busy that much more enjoyable when in your best interest. Xavier University said, “It’s successful. you are because your significant you see each other again. “Relationships distract you important that students prioritize For additional advice and other may be just as busy. “Long-distance relationships from school,” sophomore Stacy their lives and choose only what forums on healthy relationships, Timothy Goldman, mass are good because I’m a firm Pearson said. is healthy for them.” visit the Web sites at communications major, said, believer that absence makes the She added that while in Both people need to be on www.loveshack.org and “For the most part, it’s been my heart grow fonder,” Whisenton school you have other interests to the same page before making the www.conversly.com. Students experience that without sacrifices said. focus on. A relationship can take decision to maintain either a may also call and set up a being made for both people, However, if you’re the type you away from schoolwork or long-distance or any other type of personal appointment with long-distance relationships tend o f person who agrees with the those interests, and the relationship. Counseling Services at 650-2197.

Fraternities seek new brothers

T h o m a s C . Phillips III include more than 22,000 in 1852. It has had nearly as being a well-rounded chapter.” any m en’s organization in the L i f e s t y l e s S t r i n g e r members in 76 chapters across 100,000 members in 148 years of Sigma Pi Fraternity, last two decades, according to the United States. The Beta Tau service and an average chapter International, officially founded its national Web site, The sorority women have chapter at SIUE was founded in size of 39 members and pledges, Feb. 11, 1907, is the only www.sigep.org. had their turn fcr recruitment, 1989, and participates in such according to its Web site, international fraternity on Besides founding its own and now it’s the m en’s turn. activities as cystic fibrosis http://www.siue.edu/STACTV/P campus, with a chapter educational foundation, the Fraternity Recruitment will fundraising, its ever-popular ‘Go KP/index.htm. established in Canada. organization has also been be Monday through Friday in the To Hell’ Halloween party, and its The Web site of Phi Kappa Davenport said the growing rapidly, establishing Morris University Center. ‘These Hands Don't Hurt' Psi states that the fraternity is organization is taking steps to 30 chapters in the last three Consisting of four domestic violence prevention continuing its tradition of make traditions on campus that years. Interfratemity Council Fraternities, fundraiser, among others. “recognizing and valuing the the entire campus can enjoy, “This is a chapter that has Beta Tau, Alpha Kappa Lambda. According to Greek Life diversity of all, the fraternity while maintaining high academic made tremendous bounds in the Phi Kappa Psi and Sigma Pi, the Director John Davenport, Alpha unites the principles and standards. past year,” Davenport said. recruitment process looks to Kappa Lambda is a traditions of our past with the “They have the highest “They have distinguished provide a variety of activities for groundbreaking organization on resources and creativity of our fraternity GPA for spring themselves through academic students throughout the five-day SIUE’s campus. present.” semester 2004, and well above achievement and recommitment period. “Alpha Kappa Lambda was Davenport said the chapter, the all men’s average,” to their ideals of the balanced Tables will be set up to give one of the first of the IFC although the newest IFC Davenport said. “They’ve man.” a schedule of events for each chapters to really push campus organization at SIUE, is making succeeded in making their annual For more information on organization. involvement through their ‘Back an impact in a short time pig roast a campus tradition as fraternity recruitment activities Since its foundation at the To School' concert, and other period. w ell.” throughout the week, stop by the University of California- sponsored activities on campus,” “It’s the newest IFC chapter Sigma Phi Epsilon, founded information table at 6:30 p.m. Berkeley in April 1914, Alpha Davenport said. at SIUE,” Davenport said. Nov. I, 1901, at the University of Monday in the Goshen Lounge, Kappa Lambda Fraternity has Phi Kappa Psi is the 17th “However, they have been very Richmond, boasts the largest or contact Kimmel Leadership expanded its membership to oldest men’s fraternity, founded successful in recruiting, as well undergraduate membership of Office at 650- 2686. + T h u r sd a y . S e p t e m b e r 9. 2004 f i I Q S t I Q Page 9 ♦ Vtsitincj artist shores moves with students Choreographer and lighting designer David Coveij comes to create dance pieces

S o n y P r iy a Covey also works with L i f e s t y l e s S t r i n g e r kinetic landscapes where he combines painting, sculpting and David Covey has come to choreography. According to SIUE with a mission - to create Covey, he feels creating such new dance pieces. dance pieces is an extension of Covey is a professor in the his skills and he is pleased to Dance Department at Ohio State work at SIUE. University. He teaches lighting “I like it here,” Covey said. design and production, linking it “The students are very receptive. closely with the choreographic It’s not only fun doing the piece, process. but it also gives the satisfaction Covey serves as production of giving skills and new ways of manager for the OSU Dance thinking about dance to Department and has many roles students.” outside the university as well. He Covey’s students are just as serves on the board of Ohio happy to work with him. dance, designing for the winter “He is fun, quirky and gives season’s Jazz Tap Ensemble at his dancers a lot of freedom,” one the Joyce Theater, and he serves of Covey’s students said. as the production manager for the Covey is the designer for the Bates College Dance Festival. New York City-based and world- During his visit to SIUE, renowned TVlerce Cunningham Covey will conduct rehearsals Dance Company. In 1998, he with students and create four received the most prestigious types of dance pieces, which will award for dance, the Bessie be performed as part of “Dance Award, for his work with Merce In Concert” in November. Cunningham. Auditions for this event were He has designed shows at the Aug. 30 in Dunham Hall. A group Paris Opera Granier, Brooklyn of 10 students, made up o f eight Academy of Music Opera House, IA i.e s t u : women and two men, were Jessica Baladad the Kennedy Center and has done Visiting dance artist David Covey demonstrates a dance technique to students during a rehearsal design work for Mikail selected. Covey will spend the at the dance department in Dunham Hall. Covey is visiting for two weeks to work with students on next two weeks working four pieces he has choreographed for the upcoming Dance in Concert production. Baryshnikov as well. exclusively with these students. Covey has also worked with “Every piece will be Bebe Miller, Liz Lcrman, David different from the other,” Covey Covey has been in lighting 12 years. He said he got bored explore the space above the Neumen, and Laurie Anderson, said. “The students have to make design for 25 years and has been with the gravity that keeps the dancers’ heads, which most all major players in dance in decisions and think every night.” working with choreography for dancers grounded and wants to choreographers won’t do. America. Film fest features culture CAB gives students free Taste of Culture Tuesday M ic h e l l e L in c o l n CAB chose Abbot Auditorium to trying to identify herself in the

L i h e s t y i . e s R e p o r t e r help create a theatrical aura. world. K a r a S c h u k f e r t interaction between students and The International Film “Iron Monkey” is an action L i f e s t y l e s S t r i n g e r the performers. Students, faculty and staff Festival begins Sept. 13 with the flick about a young Chinese hero. “Martial arts is used widely get the chance to experience showing of “Osama,” a film that Most of these movies have Taste of Culture, presented in today’s world, be it in movies multicultural films this semester. deals wi.h a young Afghan girl's won international awards. by the Campus Activities Board, or self-defense classes,” The Campus Activities Board is fear of the Taliban. “Some are based on true will feature a Martial Arts Rodrigues said. “1 think it would sponsoring a free International Movies include “Real stories,” Rodrigues said. Showdown from 11:30 a.m. to 1 be beneficial for students to Film Festival. Women Have Curves” Oct. 4, C A B plans to continue the p.m. Tuesday in the Goshen understand the deeper meaning, Movies will be shown once a “ A m elie” Nov. 8 and “ Iron film festival through the spring Lounge. month at 6 p.m. Mondays in Monkey” Dec. 6. semester. This free ‘ ‘ The Taste o f Culture is the Abbot Auditorium in the “Real Women Have Curves” If feedback is positive, the event gives basement of Lovejoy Library. portrays the challenges a event is likely to continue next students an best way for an individual to Guests will be served free Mexican-American teenager fall as well. opportunity to explore the world and various popcorn and soda. faces as she adjusts her cultural For more information, visit get a glimpse of cultures right here at SIUE. ” CAB Multicultural Programs heritage in mainstream America. the Web site www.siue.edu/CAB other cultures ~Melanie Rodrigues Chair Melanie Rodrigues said “Amelie” is about a shy girl or call 650-3371. through ______entertainment. Melanie Rodrigues, the history and origins of martial Late Night offers free activities Multicultural Programs chair of arts.” CAB, said the Taste of Culture is Rodrigues recommends that E m il y T a u l p.m. to midnight Friday. Committee that is in charge of a series of events that happens students make use of the

L i f e s t y l e s S t r i n g e r “Rolls of quarters will be this particular event brainstorms three times a semester. In the resources, games, prizes, snacks handed out for the games, along ideas and attractions for the past, African and flamenco and activities at the events. For one night only, students with door prizes,” Special Events betterment of the SIUE musicians and dancers have been “The Taste of Culture is the can pay nothing for bowling, Committee Chair, Rachel community. This fun-filled night featured. best way for an individual to billiards, games and karaoke at LaRussa said. is just one of the special activities This Taste of Culture will explore the world and various Cougar Lanes in the basement of She also said students who put on by the campus showcase two St. Louis martial cultures right here at SIUE,” Morris University Center. attend get the chance to stuff their organization. arts performers. The St. Louis Ki Rodrigues said. “September Late Night,” own SIUE bears for $5. The For more information on Society and Capoeira Brasil of For more information about sponsored by Campus Activities stuffed bears will get their own red “September Late Night,” contact St. Louis will focus on the the Taste of Culture, contact the Board, will provide the free SIUE sweater to wear. the Kimmel Leadership Center at cultural history of martial arts Campus Activities Board at 650- activities to students from 8:00 T h e Special Events 650-2686. while providing opportunities for 3372. ♦ Page 10 fl I « s t I e T h u r s d a y . S e p t e m b e r 9. 2004 ♦

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Friday, September 10 S o n y P r iy a The band was enthusiastic L ife st y les S tringer and lively throughout the show 8 p.m. - Midnight throwing jokes and pranks at the The well-known St. Louis- audience. Basement of MUC based rock band Ludo was Two of the band members, successful in alluring a large Andrew Volpe and Tim Ferrell, audience with their performance had previously performed at Thursday on the Stratton SIUE. www.siue.edu/CAB Quadrangle. “ I had a lot o f fun ActlvlflM ik>ar>l The Quad was filled with performing here,” Tim Convoy plenty of music lovers tapping said. “It’s always great to their feet to the music. Many perform in a school with the students, running to their classes, students moving around.” could not resist stopping to enjoy The band is looking forward the performance. to their Friday performance at the YOU CAN SPEND THE REST OF YOUR DAYS Fans bought the band’s Cosa Loma Ballroom in compact discs, T-shirts and St Louis where they will TELLING THE SAME OLD STORIES, OR YOU stickers on sale in the Quad. show the music video of “Hum CAN GO GET SOME NEW ONES. They performed a total of 11 Along.” tracks including three new songs. For more information on The last song, “Good will Ludo’s songs and tickets, hunting by myself,” drew cheers visit the Web s i t e a t and hollers from the audience. www.ludorock.com.

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A j i t O z a hope that we continue to see S po rts R epo rter that type of play from Victor.” In the first game of the A spectator of the two weekend against Gannon games the SIUE men’s soccer University, the Cougars were team played Saturday and able to get two goals in the first Sunday could have made the 20 minutes of the game and observation that the weekend picked up the 5-0 victory belonged to sophomore against the Golden Knights. midfielder Victor Pacheco. The first goal came in the Pacheco collected three 11th minute when freshman goals and two assists during forward Adam Lanter picked up two games in the University of his third goal of the season off a Wisconsin-Parkside Men’s pass from Pacheco. Soccer Puma Classic. For his “I was not really expecting efforts, Pacheco was named the the play that Adam has been offensive Most Valuable Player giving us so far. But it is of the Puma Classic. always a pleasant surprise and “Three goals and three in his case, Adam is the man,” assists are quite nice, I just wish Huneke said. he would have been able to Pacheco, in the 20th spread them out. What I minute, scored his first goal of liked about his goals, is that three goals in the game when he they were not his typical was able to take a pass from goals, each one w as placed in junior forward Tim Collico. the side netting,” head coach Ed The Golden Knights had Huneke said. “That was to read just after the two early Photo Courtesy of S IU E A t h l e t i c s encouraging, he usually tends to goals from the Cougars, which Junior defender John Lamping battles for control of the ball during a recent game. rely on his power and that is fell directly into the Cougars something we have been trying gam e plan. caused Gannon to spread out, us, we can just pound on them. scouted by Findlay and they to get him not to do as much. I “The two early goals and when teams do that against Unfortunately the game was see SOCCER, page 13 Volleyball goes .500 in weekend tourney

Z a c h G r o v e s these teams and they absolutely out tremendously with 49 assists, S ports R eporter changed their scheme of play and and junior outside hitter Allison were prepared for us. I have to Buss led the defense with 23 digs. Labor Day weekend proved give the coaches tremendous SIUE slipped past Emporia to be challenging for the Cougar credit for their effort.” State 3-2. Bonde again brought volleyball team, as it played one Despite the losses to the on the offense with 18 kills, and nail-biter after another to come Griffons and the Gorillas, Gober nailed down four service aces. out 2-2 in the Western Missouri liked what he saw from the Buss rang up 21 digs. Tournament this past weekend. opposition, and at the same time Saturday was an opposite The Cougars played hard for noticed a few flaws the Cougars day for the Cougars, and though their victories last Friday against displayed in these two matches. they played with real intensity, Northwest Missouri State “Against Missouri Western, they fell short 1-3 to Missouri University Bearcats and the we were more physical in our Western. Bonde made 21 kills, Emporia University Lady game than they were, and we Majemik had three aces and Buss Hornets, each ending 3-2 in five manhandled them last year. It had 26 digs in the effort. sets. was disappointing, but we found The Cougars closed out the On Saturday the Cougars some flaws from the tourney we tournament Saturday afternoon closed out the tournament with need to work on,” Gober said. against Pittsburg State, but losses to Missouri Western State “We were not used to playing dropped another close one, 1-3. College Griffons and Pittsburg longer rallies to this point, so we Bonde and junior middle hitter State University Gorillas 1-3 in will need to learn to play those in Tina Talsma were a big portion of four sets each. the long term.” the Cougars offensive efforts, Head coach Todd Gober said Against Northwest Missouri combing for 29 kills. he was amazed by the rigorous State University, the Cougars On defense two players competition these teams fought through five matches for reached double digits in digs. displayed, especially in their first the win. The junior tandem of Buss had 23 digs while two wins. middle hitter Heather Bonde, and sophomore outside hitter Beth “They were great wins, but I outside hitters Kindra Westendorf Degreef chipped in with 19. was overall impressed by the and Shannon Winkeler led in the The Cougars hit the road this

P h o t o C o u r t e s y o f S IU E A t h l e t ic s competition,” Gober said. “And attack with 17 kills. Junior setter week to take on the Mercyhurst Kindra Westendorf and Tina Talsma celebrate a point for SIUE there were nice big hitters from Krystal Majemik helped the team see VOLLEYBALL, page 13 + Thursday. September 9 . 2 0 0 A fl I « S t I « Page 13 4

Womens soccer blanks Bobcats rfiollywood *Tan Zach G roves S po r t s R e p o r t e r Sundays The cornfields of Indiana never looked better in the summertime than it did Saturday Tan for $1 when the womens soccer team Located next to Denny's in front ot Wal-Mart beat West Virginia University www.hollywoodtanco.com 656-8266 W esleyan B obcats 2-0 in Indianapolis. The Cougars barraged the We know how you feel about gaming Bobcats with 13 shots in the first period, notably five by senior because we feel exactly the same way. forward Ann Crawford. TABLE TOP GAMES Crawford netted the first of her Ibotgame @ ^ two goals with 31 minutes and CONSOLE GAMES 22 seconds on the clock. Picking mm up the assist was junior www.gotgamestore.com midfielder Kelly Dill. A Club Centre Court, Suite E ...AND MORE! Crawford nabbed her second Edwardsville, IL 62025 Buy, sell, rent, or play goal of the day, and second on (618)655-9505 the games you love. the season, with 32 minutes left in the game. She was assisted in the play by senior midfielder Jackie Thomann. Head coach Lynda Bowers was very pleased by the results, especially with the defense. “It was a good win for us, as P h o t o c o u r t e s y o f S IU E A t h l e t ic s we needed to win against a Padra Bencini and the Cougar defense held West Virginia Wesleyan scoreless in a 2-0 victory on Saturday. regional team,” Bowers said. “And, this game really played Division II No. 10 ranked Grand “Really, we had nothing to well for us on defense as Valley State University Lakers lose against Grand Valley, as we needed to work on the this past Sunday. they are nationally ranked and backfield, which spun into our The Cougar offense had a played extremely well in the offense. Defense was our main stiff day, shooting 0 for 12 and regional last year, but overall we Glen Carbon Family Dentistry focus.” being shut down by Grand Valley improved upon many things at The defense made it an easy goaltender Erin Murphy. As a practice,” Bowers said. “We Family Dentistry | Cosmetic Dentistry

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were able to develop a game 18th in the NSCAA poll. “We to learn how to deal with that plan that was effective against felt that we could handle them type of tactic, because many us,” Huneke said. both before and after the game, teams will call Findlay and see The Cougars continued to but did have a hard time dealing how they where able to be mount the pressure on the with the packed in defense that successful against us,” Huneke Golden Knights in the second they had." Huneke said. added. half, again dominating the flow The Oilers where able to The Cougars were able to of the game. The first of three score two goals within two score in the 51st minute, when goals in the second half came in minutes of each other in the fist senior back Michael Burgund the 68th minute from Pacheco half and they would be able to was able to score off of a comer off of a pass from Collico. hold on to pick up the 2-1 kick taken by Pacheco. The goal Pacheco picked up the hat trick victory against the Cougars. would be the only score that the in 77th minute, this time off a After Findlay was able to score Cougars would take. pass from junior forward Pete the two early goals, the Oilers With the loss, the Cougars Cacciatore. Cacciatore was packed in the defense, dropped to 3-1-0 for the season. Around the world with SIUE able to find the back of the net sometimes putting as many as ‘The key thing to take from Featuring Hora Gil (Israel Folk Dance), German this loss is that we must learn as in 87th minute, to m ake the nine players on the defensive Dancers, Philippine Festival Dancers and we go and we will adjust final score 5-0. side of the field. M JANy MO'RE!! “Findlay really made it accordingly,” Huneke said. On Sunday the Cougars difficult for us to do anything, The Cougars will be in faced off against the Oilers putting eight to nine guys in the action at home this Friday from the University of Findlay, defensive side of the field. against the University of the National Soccer Coaches \M They also decided to beat on Missouri-Rolla at Ralph Korte .September 18ttl. 2004 Campus Activities Board Association of America’s sixth Pete (Cacciatore) a little,” Stadium, with game time slated 'Edwardsville City Park www.siue.edu/CAB ranked team. Entering the Huneke said. “Again we have for 7 p.m. game, the Cougars were ranked Moon- 4:00pm ♦ Page 1 ^ 1 fl I Q s t I e T h u r sd a y. S e p t e m b e r 9. 2004 ♦

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The key to scoring points in a down every two rushes last year fantasy football league is attacking and again looks to be the the weaknesses of players and concentration point for a Raven team defenses. offense with a dismal passing Week 1 of the NFL gives game. fantasy team owners many Third choice is Chad chances to score big points in their Pennington, a New York Jets league and jump out to a big lead. quarterback. The Jets face a Here are my choices for players Cincinnati Bengal defense that who should have big, opening-day underwent an offseason overhaul. games. Bengal Coach Marvin Lewis is First choice is Torry Holt, a one of the best defensive minds in St. Louis Rams wide receiver. Holt football, though he doesn’t have having a big day is nothing new good enough pieces to put together for fans. Yes, the Rams offensive the type o f defense he’d like. line is suspect. Look for Coach My last choice is Miami Mike Martz to try to stretch the Dolphins defense. In Week 1, the Arizona Cardinals’ defense. Dolphins take on the Tennessee Holt is the Rams’ best option to Titans. During the offseason, the score on the deep pass. The Titans lost their starting running Cardinals did little to upgrade their back and arguably their best wide pass defense, ranked 29th a year receiver. Tennessee may win the ago. game, but Miami’s defense will My second choice is Jamal put up some big numbers because Lewis, a Baltimore Ravens Steve McNair has no help on running back. The Ravens face the offense. Browns during opening week in a E-mail me at rematch that features Lewis, who [email protected] for rushed for a combined 500 yards any fantasy football questions. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT SIUE ARMY ROTC, RM 3106 FH. 650-2500 OR www.siue.edu/ROTC in two games against Cleveland That’s all from Kane’s last year. Lewis averaged a first Komer.

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The SIUE Club Sports Program has 9/14/04 Module 3, 6:30 p.m. over 20 active student organizations Community Service: Opportunities & Responsibilities Percy Harris, Project Manager Regional Housing & Community Development to serve your needs. For more Board Room, MUC information about joining a club sport 9/21/04 Module 4, 2:00 p.m. Effective Communication or starting your own, please visit Cherie Hambleton, Campus Chaplain United Campus Ministry, SIUE w w w .siue.edu/CREC Board Room, MUC or call 9/21/04 (618) 650-3245. Module 14,6:30 p.m. Major Influences in the Political Process Thomas McAuliffe. Governmental Relations Associate United Way of Greater St. Louis Board Room. MUC

SLDP Reminders....

Volunteer Projects September 7-24 - Voter Registration Drive, Morris University Center September 15 - Do You Know Who You Are Voting For? Morris University Center September 16 - Feel The Beat Get The Vote, Hairpin September 25 - Share Food Co-op, Granite City, IL Roller Hockey Powerlifting Paintball Outdoor Adventure Men's Volleyball Master Swim October 2 - St. Vincent dePaul Thrift Store, E. St. Louis. IL Volunteer Fair, September 15 - Goshen Lounge/Center Court

For more information and the calendar, contact the Kimmel Leadership Center at extension Campus Recreation www.siue.edu/CREC f '¡ t 2586 or visit the website at www.siue.edu/KlMMF.l VS1 J)P ♦ Thursday, September 9. 2004 fl | Ç j t I « Page 15 ♦

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24 - 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Sign Up at t rth Door of Morris University Center

'Ci .Y Arts & Issues-Student Session Do You Know Who Marlin Fitzwater & Joe Lockhart You're Voting For? October 13 - 5:30 p.m. Meridian Ballroom, MUC September 15 - 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Observations and comments on the political scene and Goshen Lounge, MUC the upcoming electibn from the Republican and League of Women Voters & UCM Democratic presidential Press Secretaries Public Session 7:30 p.m. ☆ ☆ ☆ $12.00 general admission $6.00 students Feel the Beat Get the Vote (Based on Rock the Vote) ☆ ☆ ☆ September 16 - 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Public Action Meeting In front of flag poles on Hair Pin October 24 - 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. and North side o f MUC Collinsville Gateway Center Features bands and candidates presenting their views United Congregations of Metro-East and speaking with interested individuals ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Vote then Vote Watch - The Beat Continues - Get Informed Get People Out to Vote! Candidates Forum November 2 - 11:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Goshen Lounge September 16 - 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Meridian Ballroom ☆ ☆ ☆ Illinois State X Raise Your Voice How do The Voting Conference - SIUE Machines Work? November 6 - 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. September 22 - 11:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. November 7 - 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Center Court, MUC Second Floor, MUC League of Women Voters * UCM & Focus St. Louis

For information contact: Student Leadership Development Program at 3472 or e-mail [email protected] C l a s s i f i e d

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