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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1991 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in February by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Contract change? . ~astern considering a move to 10-month faculty contracts By MATT CAMPBELL Staff writer

Could 30 days affect the quality of the education taught at Eastern, the number of It's a legitimate fear that it classes taught and the amount of pay teach­ might increase the faculty ers receive for that work? workload. Many faculty believe it would if a pro­ posed l 0-month faculty pay contract Carol Schmudde replaces the nine-month contracts under UPI task force which the faculty members currently are paid. The possibility of 10-month contracts was raised at a meeting Wednesday where said, "It would cause a perceptible decline a task force sponsored by the Union in institutional quality as measured by such Professionals of Illinois and the university nationally recognized indices as student­ presented a status report on the contract teacher ratio, instructor work load, and proposal. research output, and thus jeopardize the Each of Eastern 's academic departments university's accreditation and reputation." is to report by F~. 20 to Charles Colbert, ''.We deserve I 0 months of pay for what an associate vice president for academic we are already teaching," Carpenter added, affairs and task force member, whether the echoing the sentiments of many faculty departmept's faculty members are in favor who attended the meeting. of the contracts. Others also argued that if the work load However, many faculty members and increases with an added month, then the even department chairs complained they amount and quality of the research the fac­ did hot receive the questionnaires and data ulty would complete will suffer. CARL WALKNerge photo editor that was compiled by the task force over a "There are certainly some potential dan­ Wade appeared as noted novelist and essayist Zora Neale Hurston two-year period and then sent to the depart­ gers," Schmudde said. "It's a legitimate ·ening at the Rathskeller in her one-woman show "Zora." ments. fear that it might increase the faculty work­ Colbert said at the meeting that only four load." department reports have been submitted "But," she added, "in order to have this ' inspirational, i~formative and none of those are in favor of the l 0- (10-month contracts) at all, it will have to mon th contract, which would in theory be negotiated." give all faculty a chance to make an addi­ The union will negotiate for safeguards, tional months pay. including a ceiling on the faculty workload, .ed off the black overcoat to "Currently the faculty at Eastern are she said. And as far as the question of n, orange and yellow scarf guaranteed only nine month's pay," said debilitating the quality of education d her neck, dangling to her task force co-chair Carol Schmudde, an because of an increased workload, English professor on sabbatical leave. Schmudde said that overall, Eastern faculty k hat showed years of wear, Some faculty are able to teach during already work enough hours to earn all fac­ pointed at the crown. • Some organizations planning intersession or summer school and make ulty the l 0-month contracts. 'to be something important," the · marches for February. Page SA an additional month or more of pay, but "In fact, enough classes are currently prided herself while placing Schmudde said only a fraction of the fac­ being taught to provide every faculty mem­ rust-colored wooden suitcase. spectators Thursday evening in the Martin ulty have that opportunity. bers with a JO-month contract," she said. NEALE HURSTON!," she Luther King Jr. University Union At least some of the faculty seemed will­ "The distribution is not all the way across taking a seat, easing off one Rathskellar. ing to take that chance, though, rather than the faculty departments, though." •ing her tired foot. The hour:-long performance-took audi­ risk the quality of education taught. That means that one department's facul­ Wade's performance of Zora," ence members back in time to offer a histor- In a statement against the I 0-month con­ ty may teach enough additional classes to ·oman play, attracted over 150 tracts issued by the Faculty Senate through •Continued on page 2A senate Chair David Carpenter, the senate ~ Continued on page 2A nding bombardment of Baghdad continues , Saudi Arabia (AP) Saudi Arabia. The Navy pilot was hours of air strikes, missing; one soldier was killed and Cheney, Powell headed to Gulf llied pilots rocked four were wounded in the heli­ (AP) - The ey bridges and the copter accident. nation's top military officials ­ • Fears of chemical gas ,f front-line troops President Bush's two top war ed for the war front Thursday seek­ attacks keep U.S. troops blew two more Iraqi advisers - Defense Secretary Dick ing battlefield advice ~m the best edgy. Page 7A " out of the sky. Cheney and joint chiefs chairman timing for beginning a ground veteran U.S. battleship Gen. Colin Powell - were flying to attack against Iraq's powerful army. • Wind spreads oil spill bombardment of Iraqi- the gulf to confer with local com­ Defense Secretary Dick Cheney in Gulf. Page 7A manders on the countdown to a had little doubt. said the administration is "not eager "This could get very ugly at any "Our hope is that we can wrap it ding was having an ground offensive - a momentous to do something foolish but there Iraqi soldiers turned clash between a half-million or moment," one officer told a up as soon as possible, to minimize are a whole series of considera­ the loss of life on all sides," the in to journalists near the more men on each side. reporter visiting the Saudi-Kuwaiti tions." Cheney and Gen. Colin front. That view found high-level defense secretary told the House ·rder while muttering The commander of British Powell, chairman of the Joint Armed .Services Committee before about the "bombing ... forces in Operation Desert Storm, support in France, where President Chiefs of Staff, were to arrive in .bombing." But Desert Lt. Gen. Peter de la Billiere, told Francois Mitterrand told reporters: he left. "The war can end tomor­ Saudi Arabia on Friday for three row, if Saddam Hussein will get out mounted, too. A U.S. reporters he believes "the land "The ground battle promises to days of discussions with Gen. of Kuwait." 18 Hornet fighter went war is inevitable." A U.S. com­ take place ... this month." Norman Schwarzkopf, commander Cheney and Powell are to return northern Persian Gulf, mand spokesman disputed the use Miles from the wind-whipped of allied forces, and other military Sunday to brief President Bush, not from hostile fire, and of "inevitable." But up on the front, some clung to hopes for leaders on the next stage of the elicopter crashed in northern desert line, U.S. troops peace. Persian Gulf War. '6 Continued on page 2A ZA Frida , February 8, 1991 The Dally Eastern Personality seals Mr. Valentine title By LORI TEIBER the other guys before him said "Angel Eyes." Lincolnwoo Staff writer sports were their hobbies, Fowler But the question and answer part once again added his own originali­ of the contest was not the only The ladies of Pemberton Hall ty by saying, "I like to give back­ source of amusement for the Pinetree can rest easy this Valentine's Day rubs." observers. knowing they have their very own The other men were not to be The modeling of the workout Mr. Valentine 1991. totally out done, though. attire once again showed Fowler's Apartments Chris Fowler, a 20-year-old soci-­ When Michael Livingston, 20, good spiritedness. The other partic­ ology major representing the third was asked how he stayed in shape, ipants wore not-so-revealing out­ floor, walked off with the coveted he gave an honest answer: fits, though Fowler surprised the - Studio 1,2 & 3 Bedroo crown and a sweatshirt as a crowd "Spending a lot of time with my crowd by stripping down to span­ of about 70 people watched girlfriend." dex that left very little to the imagi­ - Completely Furnished Thursday night. While that answer amused the nation. While Fowler charmed the audience, his girlfriend appeared to Fowler was not shy about his - 10 Minute Walk to Ca crowd and the judges with his out­ be more than a little embarrassed. actions either, describing his going personality and humor, it was Livingston's best pick-up line favorite part of the event as, "when - 24 Hour Maintenance his originality that enabled him to was also a little out of this world: I got to take off my shirt." beat out the five other worthy par­ "Are those legs or are you sitting The difficult decision of picking - Central Air Conditioni ticipants. on a chicken?" the winner was left to a panel of When Fowler was asked his When the contestants were asked three judges: Shriley Von Bokel, most successful pick-up line he their favorite song, Russ Regentz, Carmen Hall president; Ryan said, "I'm Chris; let's go." 18, made the crowd wonder where Zufall, RHA vice president and Where the savi While this comment brought his mind was at the time when he Tomoyo Kitazawa, a counselor at laughter from the crowd, the,ne~t said, "Me So Horny." McKinney Hall. .. really stack up question resulted in the room tem­ Billy Chernick, 18, and Craig While only one tnao could walk .• ~ .· - ,. Call perature increasing at least a couple Strohbeck, 18, drew sounds of away with the title of Mr. Valentine of degrees. approval from the audience when 1991, all six proved that they could Fowler also was asked about his they said their favorite songs were, hold their own in front of a sizeable 345~600 favorite hobby. And while most of "Can't Fight This Feeling" and group of attentive ladies. FROM PAGE ONE Eastern considering .,, From page JA only two Board of Governors schools not operating balance those that don't. under 10-month contra-:ts. "How it would actually work out would have to be Chicago State University, Northeastern University worked out through negotiating," Schmudde added. and Governors State, all of which are essentially Colbert has stated that Eastern could afford to pay commuter schools, pay their faculty members the 10-month contracts, but the would have to through 10-month contracts. come out of one educational program's budget to pay The task force compiled its data through studying salaries in another or else from money set aside for the other BOG schools and by studying information research funds and faculty awards. collected on a regular basis thro.ugh the office of aca- Eastern and Western Illinois University are the demic affairs. ·

'Z .-.. ~-~-· .. :< ; .. ·-· -_.; ,. .;,. ... or.a .. -.... _., .. ~.-- . ( •'· •From page JA writers of the 1920s and 30s ·• Ill From pa,~e JA · ical composite of one of the most because the characters she created who will make the final deci­ controversial and well-known were more realistic. "I told the sion on a ground war. women writers of the Harlem world that Moses was a black Rep. Les Aspin, D_.Wis., Renaissance. man," Hurston said recalling her chairman of the House Armed While most black artists depict­ years of anthropological research Services Committee, warned ed the period as one of black mili­ and her book, Moses, Man of the 75(/; Cans that the allied military cam­ tancy, aggression and determina­ Mountain. paign could. "go off the track" 6-for $4 tion through their music, literature Despite resistance to her ideas if the United States opts for a and poetry, Hurston offered anoth­ by black writers of that time, er view. Hurston went on to have her work ground war too early or Could it get any better Having been an anthropologist, shown on Broadway and pub­ accepts a diplomatic solution than this Friday Nite? her work focused on ttie real life lished in several magazines and that allows Iraqi forces to experiences in the every day life of books. remain in Kuwait. Afro-Americans. Some of Hurston 's work includ­ In a speech, Aspin also cau­ GOOD QUESTION! Hurston believed renaissance ed, Their Eye's Were Watching tioned against widening the :writers simply wrote about reac­ God, Tell My Horse, and Dust war's aims to include the $1 Cover - 9:30 PM tions to white oppression, rather Tracks on a Road. removal of Saddam. He said than about the New Negro spirit Cynthia Summit, a sophomore that probably would require they claimed to portray. accounting major who watched the invading Iraq and seizing "It was a false picture," Hurston performance, said, "It made me Baghdad, increasing the num­ remarked during the play. feel more confident, after seeing ber of lives lost.

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-, I works were criticized, by qlajo.r - , I o!h~ Eastern News PI KAPPA ALPH The Daily Eastern news is published daily. Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Illinois, during fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the summer term except during school vacations or examina­ tion, by the students of Eastern Illinois University, subscription price: $24 per semester, $1 O for summer only, $44 all year_ The Daily Eastern News is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled to exclu­ is proud to present sive use of all articles appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority opinion of the editorial board, all other opinion pieces are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the Buzzard Educational Building, Eastern Illinois University, Second class postage TI paid at Charleston, IL 61920 ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL their 1991 DELTA GAMM 61920. Postmaster: Send address changes to The Daily Eastern News, Room 127 Buzzard Educational Building, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. NEWS STAFF PLEDGE CLASS Editor in Chief ...... Jeff Madsen Verge editor ...... David Lindquist Managing editor ··········-·······Amber Grimes Assoc. Verge editor ...... Tim Shellberg News editor ...... Tony Campbell Verge photo editor ...... Carl Walk James Willoghby Adam Sperry Assoc. news editor ...... Cathy Podwojski Art director ...... ·······-·····Rich Bird Editorial page editor ...... Matt Mansfield Senior reporters ...... Cam Simpson Activities edttor ...... Evette Pearson Senior reporters ...... Charla Brautigam Administration editor ..... Ryan Cunningham Advertising mgr ...... Shanda Bishir Robert Kuhter Ken Magana Campus editor ...... Lori Higgins Sales mgr ...... Denita Thompson City editor ...... Mike Chambers Assoc. sales mgr...... Larry Tischer Student govt. editor...... Suzanne Oliver Promotions mgr ...... Eileen Pawlak Dave Davis Brett Landmei Features editor ...... Laura Durnell Student business mgr ...... Amy Dewey Photo editor ...... Thom Rakestraw Business mgr ...... Glenn Robinson Assoc. photo editor ...... Shannon Thomas Editorial adviser ...... John Ryan Sports editor ...... R.J. Gerber Publications adviser ...... David Reed William Kingsbury Kevin Sabens Assoc. sports editor ...... Chris Boghossian NIGHT STAFF Ero/ Weber Adam Rue Night editor ...... - ...... Stuart Tart Photo editor ...... -.Thom Rakestraw Asst. night editor ...... Candice Hoffman Copy desk ...... Charla Brautigam, Tony ~rts editor ...... DaVid Lindquist . , Campbell, Garey Hull, Erika Smith Friday, February 8, 1991 3A starts fitting honors program into core four-hour senior seminar. ·s of honors courses into president for academic affairs, Lasky also proposed a three­ " houtheir schedules. that announced Robert Pringle, hour independent study for uni­ -"Our juniors and seniors are Board of Governors vice chancel­ 1cil on Academic versity honors students, which he I have no intention of taking courses that only offer one lor for academic affairs, will visit work Thursday to said would be designed for honor section at a time," Lasky Eastern on Feb. 26. university honors students who cannot fit the full 21 using this (indepen­ explained. The council will meet in spe­ the new general hours of honors courses into dent study) freely. Lasky said the students who cial session on that date to discuss already-tight schedules. can't fit the full 21 hours into the BOG Academic Program "There are a lot of university their schedules are "very good Review with Pringle. Council onors programs, honors students who have dou­ Herbert Lasky students. I have no intention of members have expressed concern w honors course ble majors," Lasky explained. Honors programs director using this (independent study) over a blanket requirement that the council to "I'm looking for a mechanism to freely," he added. majors have a minimum 19-stu­ the courses the provide relief for students who The council will continue its dent enrollment to receive a ·oved for the new can't complete 21 hours." discussion on the honors program favorable rating on the review. 1tion program. Many departmental honors council- member Kathlene Shank proposals at its next regular meet­ The council will meet with university honors students already have the option said they have had students ing Feb. 14. Pringle at 2 p.m. on Feb. 26 in required to take 21 of taking independent studies, unable to graduate" with universi­ In other business, CAA Chair the 1895 Room of the Martin 1nors-level general but the university honors stu­ ty honors because they couldn't Larry Bates read a memo from Luther King Jr. Universjty 1rses, along with a dents do not. Both Lasky and fit the last one, two or three Robert Kindrick, Eastern 's vice Union.

; ~ . '·. \ omy of a muscle Peace vigils t bodybLiilder· assists continue as­ ith system's -definition war rages on By JILL BAUTER ty seeing the individual muscles Staff writer on ourselves or a partner because we have not devoted the A group of about 20 people for science," said time and effort needed to encircled the student war memori­ ior Larry Tischer emphasize our physique. als in front of Old Main Thursday making the decision "Very few individuals are night to reflect on peace and the body to Eastern's born with the combination of war in th.e Persian Gulf. :ment for scientif- muscle definition and low body Candles were lit around the circle fat that would make our overall as each person said a few words musculature readily identifi­ about their stand on the war. department's mam­ able," Miller said. Several members of Eastern Illinois my class a unique But as the professor spoke Coalition for Peace in the Middle study the muscle about Tischer's body in a text­ East and Eastern Illinois Students ',ve body instead of book fashion, the model himself and Citizens Concerned About ok diagram. explained some different feel­ Peace were present for the candle­ 't find them here, ings. light vigil. The groups plans to hold 1eed a lot of help," The bodybuilder said it was a vigil at 6 p.m. every Thursday oology professor as much of a learning experi­ night in front of Old Main. said to bis class as. ep.ce for him as it.. was Jor the Roy Lanham, director of the students in Miller's class. ,.:; Newman Catholic Center, asked the muscles are hard to "When he was pointing ou( group to "remember all the lives se he is a body­ the muscles, he was saying all lost in the war last week," even was last year's over­ kinds of things I didn't even those of innocent people. "It is the "Mr./Ms. EIU" know about my own body. I harder to wage peace than war," he 1g Competition. mean, with gym talk we just say said. :r stood at the front 'my thigh' or 'my arm,"' while Senior Ben Schwarze urged the in a pair of shorts Miller used the scientific terms, group to "inform ourselves about arious muscles, the Tischer sard. what's going on" in the Persian ,egan to take it all Tischer said it felt odd to Gulf. ly. have someone else describe his "Peace is a good first step," Don ointed out muscle body in such a clinical way. Pakey said, "but it doesn't stop .the class identified The senior said he has been there." Another st4dent commented Tischer's body the lifting weights since the eighth ANDREW VERCOUTEREN/Staff photographer that "living in a peaceful environ­ 1ch study. grade, but only for competition Eastern senior Larry Tischer flexes his muscles Thursday afternoon ment is one of eve'fyone 's basic s been using live since his freshman year in col­ as he models for an anatomy class. Tischer's developed muscles allow human rights.'.' • · :ual aids for the last lege. This was the first time students to identify muscles in 3-D, instead offrom a text book. Jay Askin of EICPME told the cause he said they Tischer posed for classroom thought I'd be nervous, but I would be. I hope I did ~ome group that those who are left to me summarize and purposes. wasn't. It was a lot of fun." good for them," Tischer said. grieve will feel the most impact all those individual "I've never been a 'specimen' Still, Tischer said he hopes he Miller said he thought the from the war. ''The loss of someone .t my students have for anything before," Tischer helped the class understand the presentation went well. "It's a you love is a sobering experience." '1ng with to learn." said in an interview after the muscle systems better; he sure change of pace," he said. "It's He also commented ihat "we can all 1gy professor said he lecture. knows he did. an opportunity to apply their make the world a better place." :e bodybuilders be- "I found it very interesting," "I just hope I was as benefi- (the students) knowledge in a The candlelight vigils will be 1t of us have difficul- Tischer said. "Before I went I cial as Dr. Miller thought it more interesting fashion." held until the war is over. Students help 'button up' support for troops in Gulf By PHILLIP LAIRD for their mailing project because another stu­ Staff writer dent's husband is serving with that unit. "Lisa Nickle's husband (Kyle) sent us a list Two Eastern students are "buttoning up of the men in his unit and we take turns writ­ support" for U.S. troops in the Persian Gulf ingl:he men," Buss said, "We send letters and by selling badges, writing letters and sending packages with Kool-Aid, Life Savers and small parcels to a Marine unit stationed in the things like that." desert. Kyle Nickles, who had been a sophomore Leslie Allard and Elise Buss said they special education student at Eastern, left for started the project because "we're not related the Persian Gulf the last week of November. to anyone serving over there, and this is our Nickles and his wife have two children: 5- contribution to the war." year-old Kathy and 2-year-old Michael. Allard, a senior industrial technology Buss said the two women have been mak­ major, said the two are making a variety of ing and selling their buttons for three weeks. buttons and selling them to raise postage for Allard said they've already sold more than mailing letters and parcels. "We make 250 and thought that number would double. enough money to pay our expenses and buy The two women can be seen most days sit- ...... o~~; Eastern News It's time we take a little test on the War is a test of where people 5. The United States ... stand. We find out who stands a) beats up on smaller nations. where when it comes time to take b) extracts money from others to support its habl OPINION a side. We find out who Is a right c) believes war is the best solution. winger, left winger, hawk, dove, d) Is the schoolyard bully who gets held back peacenlk, etc. year while his friends move on to better things. In between studying for a soci­ 6. The eagle, which is a symbol of our country, ..• ology test, I took some time to a) was a great bird. come up with my own test. b) Is an endangered species. We'll start out with some mul- \ c) could soar to great heights. tlple choice questions. Mike d) has oil In Its feathers. page 1. Attach the following phase to the appropriate cause: This time Brown Here's a few of the ever popular true/false q we are going to teach all of our ------• Tor F War Is a moral and just concept. Editorial$ represent the opinion enemies a lesson they won't forget. T or F The United States Is sincerely Interested In a) Korea ful solution to ending the war. of the editorial board. Columns b) Vietnam Tor F We must support our president no matter are the opinion of the author. c) Panama d) Iraq Well, It should be obvious that everyone has 2. The Star Spangled Banner is ... opinion about what is right and wrong. We FRIDAY• FEBRUARY 8 • 1991 a) a song written by Francis Scott Key to honor American accept the fact that everyone has his or her own militaJy might. But we waste so much time in yelling back and b) our national anthem. we aren't accomplishing anything constructive. c) played at sporting events. The two sides here at the home front have StudE!Dt voice d) a pop song as done by Whitney Houston. mon ground. But as long as we keep yelling 3. Anti-war protesters ... down and discuss what can actually be done, a) use catchy slogans. ing will ever get done. Maybe If the citize deserves chance b) support the troops. they can be civilized In expressing their c) want the war to end. leaders of our country will follow the example 4. Pro-war protesters ... same on the International level. on city council a) use catchy slogans. The last time an Eastern student was b) support the troops. - Mike Brown Is a staff writer and a regular c) want the war to end. k>rlhe Dally Eastern News. appointed in an advisory capacity to the city council - that was in 1982 - he attend­ ed relatively few meetings. But that was 1982. Now Eastern' s Student Senate has appointed another student, junior environ:.. mental biology major Jim Reimer, to the city council, in hopes that he can bring a strong student voice to the council. Reimer attended his first council meet­ ing on Tuesday with bright ideas and a desire to "participate as much as possible." We hope Reimer will remain committed to Editorial his resolve. The News has criti­ cized the student government in the past for starting, then rather abruptly stopping, grandiose plans. This time, though, we hope the senate's idea works. Witnessing the events with some of the local bars - places with a largely student patronage - in the past year, a student at Eastern would be a fool to believe that the university and the community are one happy bunch. In appealing to the just war theory in order to legiti­ And that's why having a student on the mate his support of the war in the Gulf, Profes-sor Peter council, even in an advisory capacity, is a Voelz neglected to mention that the Roman Catholic bish­ ops of the United States have explicitly rejected offensive good step in improving relations with a use of force in the Gulf because it "would likely violate" community that too often believes all of the "last resort" provision of the just war theory, that is, the more than 10,000 students are wild­ sanctions and containment ought to have been given full protection. It's a straigt)t deal: Amert partying, lawn-destroying idiots. use before allowing de~th, the li\St resort;,_t9 d~igu tJi:::. .. Jrs;;,>m t~ ~oo~;for the 'assets that o With Reimer's voice - and even his final .solution,. OrtlL.r.':·• .end is March 8. be sponsoring .a program on alcohol ;;:t>:;-;;'.! ;!:· -~ ~1;,.· -~. isness, the RHA has.· awareness.at 8d0'p.m. Feb. 27. · ~g on a coupon book The video "Eddie Talks" will be fall fundraisers. RHA shown and mocktails will be gg Smith_ challenged served, RHA member Ryan Devlin Hey and finance corn- said. vs. biology: Classrooms lude use of both theories iN (AP) - School offi­ ommended textbooks voiced their iproved the use of high concerns about the omission of cre­ fogy books that teach ationism. but only on the condi­ "We just feel that both creation­ achers include in their ism and evolution really are belief ns Biblical interpreta­ systems," said Cheryl Wuthrich, human life began. one parent who reviewed the nts of the teaching of books. "So anytime evolution is say the action is taught, then the balancing view of "onal, though state offi­ creationism ought to be taught re's no law proscribing also." •l districts from requir­ But Ransom Trexler. director of . •n of the religious the- the St. touis Association for ;,( , :.~· · 1 , ! :v ..\· i.=:,,1;_::,; :...i.i:i, _•TtlOMRAKESTRAW/Photoeditor ! ~ .. .,._ Teaching- 1of ·E'\'l1lu1:i'blff' s!i'id!° "10b Tu"esdzy bf. District Thursday he'" ~~s "to leie'hiui Cfi~esy ta(lf. ~ ·:. . ; ; -. ; -~· ~;;· ....~~~ :·=.. ~ .• •I board members came creationism in biology classes. Kirk Heisse/, production manager of Kraft Inc. in Mattoon, speaks abouf rnanagemenl structure ai Thursaay night's meeting of tlie Society for Advancement of Manageme1it in Lumpkin Hall. en's award AB approves funds for Macintosh computer inations By ANN GILL the purchase of a Macintosh computer system ing and will overall pay for itself." In addition, Staff writer for use in its graphics department. the system will be used to generate sales from March 1 In a written Rroposal to the AB, the UB stated typesetting for student organizations and the stu­ The University Board and Student Senate's that a system such as the Macintosh would give dent body. promotional material should soon be sporting a the UB graphics committee the ability to pro­ The proposal was denied by the AB in new look as the Apportionment Board approved duce professional looking, high-quality promo­ October when it was first presented to the board. interested in placing funds for the groups to purchase graphics equip­ tional materials. Also, the AB approved $2,877.60 to the lions for this year's ment. VB chair Larry Peetz said that with the pur­ Student Senate for the purchase of a Sharp SF- of Achievement" award The AB approved $14,665.90 in additional chase of the Macintoch, the VB graphics com­ 8100 copier. mit a letter to Edith allocations at its regular Tuesday meeting. mittee would save student fee money now being On behalf of the senate, Board of Governors The UB, making its second proposal to the spent on typesetting. representative Brett Gerber said the purchase of omics. AB for a computer system, was granted the allo­ Ken Wake, financial vice president and AB a copier would save $1,382.40 a year after the be must received by 2 cation of $7,170.30 from its reserve account for chair, said, "It is a lot of money, but it's cost sav- initial investment in copying costs. ·eh I. said any student, fac­ ber or woman in the City remains hopeful; ty area is eligible for ion for this award. lify for this award, a IEPA may'approve loan to have done "some­ By JAY ASKIN a small tractor and would allow city enhance women's status Staff writer workers to inspect trouble spots, done something to help such as line blockage or tree roots in the community." She The Charleston City Council that have borken through the clay anyone is eligible to Friday morning was scheduled to walls. Charleston Finance Commis­ discuss a $I 00,000 loan from the sioner John Winnett said the cam­ 'omen 's Studies Council Illinois Environmental Protection era is necessary because of the will present as many Agency to be used for updated expense city crews accrued when awards this year. sewer equipment. they needed to do work on local .pients will be guests of The money will come from the sewer lines . .t the Women's Studies IEPA's water pollution control 'Tve seen where they spent a annual awards banquet revolving fund and allow the city to half-day digging up someone's yard arch. This event is part purchase a new sewer jet truck and and the sewer tap still isn't there," elebration of Women's remote mini-camera for use in the he said. and Awareness Month at city's sewer department. The camera has a lighting system Illinois University," The sewer jet truck would mounted on it and a television mon­ said. replace a 15-year-old truck the city itor screen that workers can use 1990 Women of is currently using. The truck is from the surface. ement awards went to designed to send a pressurized self­ Previously. the city hired a iallion, director of AIDS, propelled water hose into the sewer, Champaign-based company to use and Drug Information; flushing the pipes as it moves. a similar camera. Contract work inomics professor Ruth Rather than repairing the old truck, cost for that project about $10,000. id political science pro­ City Engineer Mark Dwiggins said Winnen said purchasing the camera Andrea Bonnicksen of it would be economically more effi­ could run between $14,000 and , and Jan Grewell of cient to buy a new truck. $15,000. The mini-camera is mounted on

'· 6A Friday, Februa 8, 1991 The Dai Senate gives lllinoisan Lynn Martin unanimous nod as labor secretary WASHINGTON (AP) - The while in Congress. Senate voted 94-0 Thursday to But Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., confirm Lynn Martin as secretary who crushed Martin at the polls of labor, filling one of the four last November when she chal­ Fri. & Sat. Saturday vacancies created by the midterm lenged for his Senate seat, said "I shuffle in President Bush's know there are those who have 16 Cabinet. some questions. The reality is, we Specials The 51-year-old Illinoisan will do not have a Democratic presi­ T probably be sworn in within the dent of the United States ... I think Super Draft next few days and start her day-to­ the members will find Lynn Martin day duties at the Labor is open she is willing to work with Rum & Coke 0 Department next week, said an us she understands Congress." aide. The Senate must still act on the Whiskey Sour n Martin's quick confirmation, nominations of former Gov. Lamar following a few brief moments of · Alexander of as educa­ Blue Tail Fly praise - not debate - on the Senate tion secretary; Rep. Edward R. s floor, again puts a woman in the Madigan, R-Ill., as agriculture Doors Open 9 Cabinet. Martin fills a post vacated secretary; and former Gov. Bob $100 by Elizabeth Dole, who resigned Martinez of as drug policy 2°°Cover to head the American Red Cross. Lynn Martin adviser. A former five-term Republican president when she believed he Martin has pledged to focus on congresswoman, Martin-was salut­ was correct, but she was also pre­ skills training and to continue a ed as a street-smart politician who pared to demonstrate an indepen­ Labor Department jnitiative to knew the ways of Congress and dent judgment on some important help more women and minorities could hold her own at the White issues," Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, into upper management ranks. S ...UB .. ' House. Critics of Dole suggested D-Mass., said of Martin. Kennedy Because of the Senate's quick she was frozen out by White is chairman of the Senate Labor vote, she will have a chance to ~~-... House policymakers. and Human Resources Committee, immediately try to mend fences At Martin's confirmation hear­ which sent the nomination to the with organized labor - her confir­ ~-1111111111~ ing last week, Democrats noted floor on Wednesday. mation guarantees her an invitation that she opposed Bush on mini­ The AFL-CIO, meanwhile, was to the AFL-CIO's annual meeting mum wage and parental leave chilly toward her nomination, say­ in Florida later this month. She vetoes. ing she voted against workers would not have tieen invited if the "She was willing to support the nomination were still pending. FAS more than two-thirds of the time Leftist priest takes Haiti presidential oath PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - The Rev. a country ravaged by decades of corrupt and YOU'L Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a fiery champion of the repressive rule. poor, was sworn in Thursday as Haiti's first demo- He began his five-year term with outpourings cratically elected president. of adoration from Haiti's impoverished masses, . FAE~ Thousands of Haitians poured into the streets, whose banner he carried in the Dec. 16 election - singing and dancing, after Aristide was presented the first truly democratic election in Haiti's 187- the red and blue presidential sash from a peasant year history. Aristide won in a landslide. JllVllVI woman and four homeless boys. However, he also must overcome the suspicions His inauguration, televised nationally from the of Haiti's business and military leaders, many of ; JC>t-IN Chamber of Deputies ohhe Legislative :Pah\ce; whom preferred the old days ol'-dtctatorship. came five years to,the da.)' after, the.falj,qf th~ ·bn.J• .:· , The. new president took the oath of effice in· tal, 29-year-old Duvalier family dictatorship. front of diplomats ano dignitaries from 22 nl\tions. CH·ARLE'ST. The 37-year-old leftist Roman Catholic priest A 12-member lf:s. delegation included former assumes leadership of the poorest and most politi- President Jimmy ·carter and Secretary of Health cally unstable nation in the Western Hemisphere, and Human Services Louis W. Sullivan . 345-10 • 9 Sigma Sigma Sigma 8 Show L •ve CHUN proudly announces its your devotion with new initiates Jennifer Bowen J.J. Lussenhop Valentine's·Perso Jennifer Broster Lori Lynch in The Daily Eastern News Julie Catalanello Cindy Maloney 14 words for $1.40 Jennifer Cleary Karen Marosi Artwork $1.40 - ·Red Color $1. Tawmi Conley Mary Beth Marshall Your personal will appear in Thur. Feb. 14t Dana Cudden Jennifer Maurer · Deadline is Mon. Feb. 11 th at 2pm! Brandi Dempsey Seann Price Sherri Dunne Catie Ramke •••••••••• Name Phone Rebecca Farris Jeanne Sabal ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -~~~

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IAMA, Bahrain (AP) - Previously, southern breezes had UNIVERSITY 1111 !2..&:!i!1-- im the north Thursday bottled up the crude, buying time oil fouling the Persian for coastal industries as they :r to vital desalination scrambled to protect themselves. islands rich in wildlife, Officials now warn that the said. worst environmental conse­ the slick's first signifi­ quences may lie ahead. :ment in a week. Maps based on aerial pho­ Nature has been kind tographs suggest that a slick con­ the party's over," U.S. taining about 500,000 barrels of uard Lt. Cmdr. Paul crude has caused most of the dam­ AT said. "Now it's do or age so far. The cause of that leak­ ·1gan, part of a team of age is unclear, but may have come FRIDAY · . . SATURDAY experts in Saudi Arabia from a U.S. attack on an Iraqi r-~------~------, the slick, said winds had tanker Jan. 24 off the coast of less than 10 miles from Khafji, the officials said. I I I "STICKY~··- · "MICKEY . ite of the world's largest It is that smaller spillage that I -- ·- I · · · - I · 1n plant, and toward the has fouled beaches and killed ids of Jana, Karan and birds along the Saudi Arabian 'n, known for fragile coast, said Walter Vreeland, an I WICKET" ~ FINN" I >ystems. environmental expert for the ination plant process­ island nation of Bahrain. Rock-N-Roll Show Rock Show from llion gallons of drinking The giant slick, which allies say day for Saudi's capital, was deliberately caused by Iraqi from Champaign Effingham and parts of the Eastern troops based in Kuwait and Songs by Bullet Boys, Songs by AC/DC, Poison, believed to contain 11 million bar­ Aerosmith, Motley Crue, ect. rels, remains mostly north of Motley Crue, Poison, ect. 1t seven to 10 miles over Saudi waters, Vreeland said. Admission $1 (8-10 w/coupon) Admission $1 (8-1 Ow/coupon) two days, Milligan said. F~I S D.AY FEB. 8, 1991

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FRVSAT NITE 5:00,7:15 ,9:20 FRl/SAT NITE 5:15, 7:30, 9:30 Jed with where we 're at right now, SAT/SUN&TUES. MATINEE2:15PM SATISUN&TUES.MATINEE 2:30PM our team'has resp0nded·ver)i ' po_sitiv~~ SUN TO WEDS NITE 5:00&7:15 SUN- THURS NITE 5:15 & 7:30 1ey've had to make some adjustinents · 1ne that willingly, and they're playing "'i- ,, . They're playing at a level which creates Airsrows~3.001 -• • Before 1t. 6p.m. ~ ' we can maintain that - I think that is that we've peaked in that we're playing - 1, and if we continue to play as well as in previous games, we have a .chance to ])4~C£5wt1~ub~ [@] ·1tive in every game." · NITELY 4:30 AND 8:00 SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEE 1:OOPM We STARTS TONITE! WEEKEND Deliver SPECIALS! JULIA llam-llpm ROBERTS I' FRIES Chicken Sandwich, Fries, & 16 oz Drink $299 sleeping with EXP 2/28/91 Fridays only the enemy ~TheDaily - 11 ~- O""T-C.-,f•AI ....- NITELY 4:45, 7:00, 9:15 ~~!~~!!~e ~~~~ SATURDAY & SUNDAY MATINEE 1: 15 \ .~ ·-' ·, Air assault Eastern looks to shoot do Phoenix in Saturday mat By CHRIS BOGHOSSIAN "On the whole, k Associate sports editor pretty much perform the roles that have be "Three-point suuuupershot." for them," the elde That phrase is sure to be heard said. "That has proba often Saturday when Eastern and key. Tony has done a Wisconsin-Green Bay, two of the and that has been t nation's top three 3-point shoot- ing teams, meet for a 7:30 p.m. season. contest in Lantz Gym. "A lot of playes The Phoenix, ' Jed by guard outstanding game Tony Bennett's 21.8 points per gone. int~ a slump game, are third in the country in pretty much stayed three-point field goal accuracy, level and that has connecting on 45. l percent, while Eastern is second in the NCAA with a 45.3 percent mark. balanced attack, wi But more importantly for both ers averaging in do teams, Saturday's game could be Guard Gerald Jon a pivotal one in the Mid-Con- Panthers with 15. tinent Conference standings. The game, followed Phoenix stand at 15-5 overall and Barry Johnson (1 KRAIG WHITTLER/Staff photographer Eastern guard Karen McCaa grapples for a loose ball with two unidentified Western players during Thursday 7-2 in the conference, while Steve Rowe (13.l) night's Panther victory at Lantz Gym. Eastern cemter Stacy Frierdich (left) andfmward Bev Williams look on. Eastern is l 0-8 and 5-3 in the Dave Olson ( 10. league. teams met earlier "When you get down to it, Green Bay, where this is what we're playing for - prevailed with a 72 Lady Panthers top Western the conference championship," "Eastern was v By CHRIS BOGHOSSIAN during their team's run. "We played a lot better in the Eastern coach Rick Samuels in their shootin Associate sports editor The Lady Panthers finished the second half,',...Frierdich said. "We said. "It means a lot - it's credi- half strong, though, and went into didn't work our offense well in the bility, it's positioning in the ,., Finally. the intermission with a 25-24 lead. first half, but we really wanted to - post-season tournament. It's the nett said. "I've After failing to win a G~tew~y The early part of the second half win tN§'g!1!11e," thing !h~t Y9.4 r~apy ~PY tq b~ginning that t~ Conference contest in their first was aSee~saw ~ baitle' 0that -sa'w' fo'iir Bu~ led Western with 16 points focus on." this race right up five attempts, Eastern 's Lady lead changes in the first eight min­ and 11 rebounds ~ both game Another thing the Panthers That's a credit to Panthers fought to a 52-46 victory utes. Western's Michelle Nason " highs - and Nason and Houtzel are sure to focus on is Bennett, that they would over Western Illinois in front of put her team up 32-31 at the 16:02 -each added 10. who leads the league in scoring of it and a team 203 fans at Lantz Gym. mark for the Westerwinds last lead Neither team shot well from the and ranks in the top five in field with. "Awesome," Eastern coach of the game. floor, with Eastern connecting on goal percentage (4th), three- "Three-point s Barbara Hilke said of her team's After Eastern 's Tracy Roller hit 21 of its 64 shots (.328) and point percentage (2nd), assists a major factor in win. "We worked hard to get good a shot from the free-throw line, the Western 18 of its 55 (.327). ( 1st) and free throw percentage when you get two shots, we just shot poorly. But the Lady Panthers put in three of the "I think our perimeter kids - (2nd). willing to shoot · win is to our kids' credit." next four baskets to give them a Karen Mccaa and Heather "He's containable; I don't well, it certainly The win moves Eastern to 9-11 40-36 cushion. Youngman - had good games," know if he's stoppable," Samuels cant." overall and 4-7 in the Gateway, Western cut the lead to two said Hilke, whose team hosts said. "I think you have to make Olson and Be tied for sixth place with Indiana points on a jumper from Houtzel, Bradley at 5: 15 p.m. Saturday in him work for everything he gets, the league in t State. Western drops to 8-13, 3-9. but Eastern scored six straight Lantz. although he's willing to do that. ing percentage, The Lady Panthers started the points for a 46-38 lead with 4:38 EASTERN (52) He's just an outstanding basket- 1Oth in the naf game strong and pulled out to an left in the game and went on to Mccaa 0-7 2-2 2, B. Williams 1-7 0-0 2, ball player with an aggressive ry at .529. Ben 11-4 lead on a jumper from center win the game. Powell 1-5 0-0 2, Roller 5-9 0-0 10, Youngman 4-16 2-3 10, Frierdich 7-13 2-4 attitude and the will to get it 11 th at .526. Stacy Frierdich at the 13: 19 mark. Frierdich scored 11 of her team­ 14, C. Williams 1-1 0-0 2, Hagerty 1-1 0-0 done." But the Westerwinds stormed high 14 points in the second half, 2, Losenegger 1-5 4-4 6, Rogiers 0-0 0-0 0. Totals: 21 -6410-13 52. But although Bennett has selves compare back, scoring the next eight points while guard Tracy Roller and for­ Westem(46) been Green Bay's leader this shooting, but and 16 of the next 20 to take a 20- ward Heather Youngman added 10 Crandall 1-4 2-2 4, Houtzel 5-11 0-0 10, year, coach Dick Bennett - overall shooti 15 lead with 5:56 left in the half. Dlask 3-9 0-0 6, Hanig 0-5 0-0 0, Butz 5-8 points apiece. Frierdich added 10 6-6 16, Walter 0-5 0-1 0, Nason 4-13 2-2 Tony's father - said his players Western's Heidi Butz and Amy rebounds, and guard Karen McCaa 10. Totals: 18-55 10-11 46. have been filling roles that have Halftime: Eastern 25, Western 24. Houtzel each scored six points pulled down eight boards. helped the team succeed. Soccer squad to kick off indoor season Track team By R.J. GERBER we were doing well, but we went down (to maturity is not as strong as it has been, so it for weeke Sports editor St. Louis) to train and things didn't go well. will be quite difficult. Eastern's men's From looking at the rosters we are the only "The guys will be up for it," he said. teams will be on the Eastern 's soccer team starts off its indoor team that doesn't have any seniors on our "We'll just see what happens once we get compete in two ind season Saturday as the Panthers host the squad." down there." The men's team eighth annual Coca-Cola Men's Collegiate Mosnia said that some players who played Junior fullback Jeff Bullock, who won top Southern Illinois to Indoor Soccer Tournament at Del wood Arena during the outdoor season are no longer with defensive player and team Most Valuable invitational. Eas in St. Louis. the team. Player honors, said that the teams in Eastern's with Southern Uli The 16-team field is divided into four "Basically certain players have been division are equal in talent. Indiana State groups which play a round-robin to deter­ phased out," Mosnia said. "They are no "Basically we are about where those the Illinois State mine the semi-finalists. The top team from longer with the program." guys are," Bullock said. "Every game will "We're going each group meets and the winner of those The players that won't be joining the team be tough, so hopefully, we'll be ready. This things this wee games play for the title. in St. Louis are junior goalkeeper Dave is a big one, especially since we're hosting John Mclner Joining Eastern in its division are Forest Middleton and Eastern's leading scorer from it. will be the fa Park, Florissant Valley (two junior colleges the outdoor season, junior midfielder Steve "It should be a Jot of fun and we think we our entries base from St. Louis) and Division II Northeast Baker. have a good chance to win it," he added. going to try pe State. Mosnia said that Middleton had some aca­ "Everybody gets excited for this one." and see how they Eastern takes on Forest Park at noon demic difficulties and Baker was dropped for Bullock, from Belleville, said that it is Women's coa Saturday and plays Florissant Valley at 8 p.m. disciplinary reasons. enjoyable to play in front of the soccer fans expecting strong that night. "Apparently Steve is no longer with us," of St. Louis. sprinters Donna Panther head coach Cizo Mosnia said Mosnia said. "He will be released from his "The St. Louis crowds are good," he said. for the women, w that he can only hope his squad is ready to scholarship. • "They are really appreciative of a good play. jumping events, play. "But we're going down with the attitude of It's a good feeling to know that they appreci­ jump and Brooke "It's hard to tell," Mosnia said. "I thought winning the tournament," Mosnia said. "Our ate it." Rhudy in the dis MUSIC VIDEO

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Lucy Paquet) had retired from teach­ recalls them both rehearsing ing at Eastern in 1984, both still their lines together away from had the acting bug tucked inside the theater and describes the of them a year later. time spent together as "just "One day, after a year (of wonderful." retirement), I was watching tele­ "I remember one year when vision and working a crossword we first started learning lines on puzzle. (Lucy) turned to me and Herbert we were going to said, 'do you want to stay here City on a plane to visit the rest of your life working our children (Krin and Glen),'' crossword puzzles and watching Lucy says. "We rehearsed those television?,'" Gabby explained lines on the plane all the way while Lucy chuckled at the mem­ there and all the· way back, and ory. everybody was looking at us kind "And I asked 'why?' and she of funny - they thought we were said, 'let's go to Chicago and get fighting." into the theater.' We did and Perhaps the highlight of the we've been busy ever since." Gabbards' post-Eastern life was So now aside from the highly when Lucy landed the role of popular Joan Allen and John Grandma Joad in the Tony Malkovich, Eastern can boast award-winning The Grapes of two additional professional Wrath. working actors. Even though Gabby didn't Yet Lucy and Gabby aren't have a role in the play, he spent former students, but instead a lot of time with Lucy and the teachers to both Allen and cast and crew of Grapes. Malkovich at Eastern. "I went along as a camp fol­ And in addition to working lower," explains Gabby. actively in Chicago theater, Lucy Grapes opened in Chicago's performed on Broadway in the Royal George Theatre in 1988, 1990 Steppenwolf production then went onto La Jolla Play­ of The Grapes of Wrath. house in and Lon­ "All along I always wanted to don's National Theatre in 1989. be an actress, but I taught on a "That was really exciting," temporary yearly basis for many, Courtesy photo Lucy recalls about performing in many years before I went full Lucy and Glendon Gabbard London. "It was such a thrill for time. Then I got hooked on us to be there backstage with all teaching and I loved it," Lucy those wonderful actors we says, "and I forgot all about act­ admired for so many years." ing." the television, the Gabbards "Well remember now,- I'm "They got standing ovations Gabby, a professor emeritus auditioned for roles in many of 71," Gabby points out. and they say the British never in theatre arts, established the Chicago's prominent theaters. "And at our ages," Lucy con­ stand up for a play,'' Gabby said. theatre arts department at "The first set of auditions that tinues with a laugh, "that's all we "They said they were like a Eastern in 1964 and served as we went to were at the Good­ can play." breath of fresh air," he adds with chair from 1969 until he retired man (Theater) and we both got "They don't cast us as young a perfect British accent. 15 years later parts in the show," Lucy recalled lovers,'' Gabby said. The Court Theatre on Broad­ Lucy began teaching English during a phone interview Wed­ Both Gabby and Lucy enjoy way was the next stop for the at Eastern full time in 1968 nesday afternoon. "So that just playing character parts. troupe in 1990. before she retired in 1984 as started us off and we went from "I always played character parts Lucy describes the experience well. She is a professor emeritus show to show after that and are even when I was young," Lucy as "just like in the movies." After in English and both now reside having a wonderful time doing says. "I mean I've always preferred opening night on Broadway, the in Chicago. it." character parts because there was cast and crew went to Sardi' s, a In honor of their accomplish­ Tiresias in Antingone, Clairee more to them." restaurant across from Shubert ments , Gabbard Hall at East­ in Steel Magnolias, Judge "The young lovers are gener­ Alley where many actors wait for . ern's University Court was offi­ Murdoch in Nuts and Miss Daisy ally pretty shallow," ·adds Gabby. opening-night reviews. cially dedicated on Jan. 24. in Driving Miss Daisy are just a "Look at those old movies and "The first review out was After tossing aside the cross­ small sample of the many charac­ those women in particular were Frank Rich's of the coif ed and made up and dressed word puzzles and switching off ter roles they have played. • Continued on page 7B DEAR Q) READER .c On the topside of this week's ..., Verge rests veteran Newser MANAGEMENT G Laura Durnell, who profiles Glendon and Lucy Gabbard, a 1509 S. 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Movie Shellberg delivers a list of albums •• CARRY-OUT SPEC "Glory" - 8 p.m. appropriate for Valentine's Day I GOOD 7 DAYS A WEEK University Ballroom listening (and potential fluid-swap­ I Admission $1 ping activities). Also on page three, staffe r : A Large (16" SATURDAY Cathy Behrendt delves into the realm of surreal entertainment by previewing an area performance DBANDS by Vince Vance and the Valiants. i Sausage Pizz Vance, whose haircut makes Don E.L. Krackers King jealous, will bring his Vegas : $6.95 . 1405 Fourth St. revue to nearby Effingham on D .J. and Dancing Thursday. I Cover $2 On page four, legendary I Newser Tony Campbell reviews I Thirsty's the concert video recently jetti­ I 508 E. Monroe soned by Spin and Rip maga­ D .J. and dancing zines' 1990 band of the year, Cover $1 Faith No More. It should be interesting to see I Ike's how FNM frontman Mike University Village "Sacrilige" Patton's act plays in I "Good Question" - 9:30 p.m. Brazil during MTV' s three-hour I Cover $1 recap of "Rock in Rio II " I 909 18th Street Charleston Saturday evening. I 348-7515 Roe's We offer an additional pair of I 410 Sixth St. reviews this week. "16 Tons" - 9:30 p.m. As one might expect, film crit- I Cover $2 ic Bret Loman gives Penny I Marshall's "Awakenings" a favor- I · Ted's able treatment. L ...!~~~_EI~~~.!!,~~ !:!.C~N,2.l! O 102 N. Sixth St. As one might not expect, "Mickey Finn" - 9:30 p.m. WEIU-FM personality and highly Cover $1 w/coupon before 10 p.m. $2 after 10 p.m. appreciated Verge staffer Alfonso Mitchell says Boy George's latest Now Leasing effort, The Ma rtyr Ma ntra, SATURDAY might put George back on top. Oh boy. 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28.0N THE VERGE OF.THE'WEEKEND FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8; air to spare ince brings lounge act to Effingham PANTHER BEACH NEW BULBS SPECIAL million homes the week prior to Visa 18 Tans for $45 Christmas on the Nashville & 5 Tans for $15 at group is opening for Network, MTV and VH-1. MC 1 Tan for $3 ael Bolton this Saturday Vance, whose trademark is a Accepted Open 7 days a week at a Mardi Gras spectacular white Marge Simpson haircut, In University Village 70,000 seat New Orleans began his career as a college kid me? trying to pay the rent by waiting what group is also head­ on tables at Your Father's a Valentine's Day show just Moustache, a restaurant on New 1ys later at the 1,500 seat Orleans' infamous Bourbon TANS ma Keller Convention Street. 15 Tans for $40 in the Effingham Ramada He must have heard that music helps digestion, because 10 Tans for $30 :lieve it or don't, that the soon he was serving with a song. is one and the same. The customers ate it up, so to 4 Tans for $15 kind of group that could speak. Soon Vance was packing Wolff Suntan Beds m the role of super-per­ in weekend crowds at Your to night club act in a mat­ Father's Moustache. 505 W. Lincoln 348-8883 a days more easily than Mr. The rest, as they say, is histo­ rs changes his sweater is ry. Currently, Vance and the Vance and the Valiants, Valiants are in their 20th year of as "America's Premier touring. ·1aRevue." During those 20 years, She'll Kiss You group performs a mixture Vance and the Valiants have er songs from the '50s, opened for an eclectic group of and '70s, in addition to orig­ performers that include Taylor and Tell mpositions. The revue is Dayne, Willie Nelson, Cheap 1ted by the girls' dancing Trick, Gloria Estafan and the Vince Vance Heart & Bow ice's jokes and trick-guitar Miami Sound Machine, Dolly the lips, Kiss had wild face make­ Bouquet $27.50 Parton, Willie Nelson, and the up, Dolly Parton ... well never are very Las Vegas act- Four Tops. mind. Vince Vance has a wild 1tated, " explained Marla Vance's personal mamager 'do. of Effingham' s Ramada Edward Cobb explains the band "It's more or less his identity in 1les office spokesperson. is "kind of a variety act - not the industry. It's his handle," Vance is an entertainer, country, not rock. He gets the explained Cobb. "People recog­ a singer. " crowd going . . . he's just a great nize him as the guy with the tall •Other Arrangements ()Tuleilora~ even have a video titled guy." hair. " as low as $12.50 Want For Christmas Is Why the hair? Elvis had Blue Limited seating is still avail­ •Can be sent anywhere I VISA I II which was played in 50 Suade shoes, Mick Jagger's got able for Thursday's night show. ngs to capture the moment Noble Flower Shop 200 (17 years and still going) is The Colour of Spring, Talk 503 Jefferson in Ch~rleston 345. 7007 actually good to swap spit to, but Talk (1985, EM!). Although too Next to the Post Office those couples who share those and alarms at the aggressive for the magic moment most fondness fQr :each beginning of 'Time" can be a lit­ at times (the superb "Life's What there is no better time to tle annoying. Alternative: Wish You Make it"), this is a beautiful yo ' love" than on You Were Here, (1975, Co­ Colour if I ever heard one. ·· 2's day (the lonely just go lumbia). Aja, Steely Dan (1978, MCA). 's). Aaah. 'Tis the season Rapture, Anita Baker (1986, The "jazzy" album out of the 1zen red roses, boxes of Electra). Of all the albums on this bunch, Aja is seven songs of May candies, the cham­ list, Rapture is the purest. finesse and of class. of your collective choice Relaxing, and perfect for the Avalon, Roxy Music (1982, sed condom sales. quiet dinner for two. E.G./Warner Brothers) England's capture that special Coming Around Again, Carly answer to Steely Dan completed it. you don't play Black Simon (1987, Arista). Of all the their band-dam with an album of 's Master of Reality or albums in my mum's album col­ what the "9 1/2 Weeks" soun­ Yes! ng from the Dead lection, "Mrs. Mick Jagger lips" track tried to be (Although Bryan *Contacts dys catalog, and the stands out among the Englebert Ferry did contribute "Slave to rack to " .. . About Last Humperdink and the Fifth Love" to it). *Glasses is pathetic and stale. So Dimension in terms of substance. Tapestry, Carole King (1971, or BOTH! is a handful of quality Not lame, by far. Ode) Aside from the fact this designed to make .. . Nothing Like The Sun, here album contains the first .y 's candlelight dinner, Sting (1987, A&M). If anything, music I recall ever hearing, I've ing on the couch or .. . Nothing is silky and no doubt, personally tried this one out a Same Day ing more special. perfect seduction music. With the "couple-two-tree" times. And it Service specific order, and sap- exeption of "We'll be together," works. In Most Cases .. . Nothing flows smoothly. Give Me the Reason, Luther (CR- 39 lenses) Dark Side of the Moon, The History of Otis Redding, Vandross (1987, Epic) The big Floyd (1973, Otis Redding (1968. Atlantic). man with the big voice at his Capitol). Believe you The greatest soul voice ever. Puts finest. Even "Nothing Better than Free Lenses with FM radio classic and the Al B. Sures and Keith Sweats Love," his duet with actor Free album on Billboard's Top of the day to shame. Gregory Hines, is a gem. Soft Contacts* Frame Purchase Buy a pair of colored or clear CR-39 lenses in our normal soft contacts with exam and power range. Our standard get a pair of our standard bifocals just $25 rm~. soft contacts free . weekend provides, no doubt, the most enticing Worth the Trip opportunities of the :r. as The Replacements will be playing Champaign-Urbana's Foellinger Auditorium on THROWAWAY pus of University of Illinois. YOUR CONTACTS? Designer Frames "Mats , .. touring in conjunction with the October release Alt Shook Down, have been on YES YOU CAN! In-Stock of reaching stardom since 1987's Pleased to Meet Me and have been tabbed the ''best A;k about Disposable Contact Choose famous names such Lenses. the end of contact lens band'" by more than a handful of critics. drudgery. as Gucci, Tura, Carcrra, ugh original Mats skinsman Chris Mars has left the band, rumors circulating of Paul Nino Balli, Christian Dior, rg and Co.'s breakup were squashed upon the announcement of this tour. Dianne Von Furstenburg, Versailles, Walt Disney, for Saturday night's gig, which features opening act Goo Goo Dolls. at 8 p.m., are Offers expire SJt. F~b. 9, '91 Sofia Loren, Garfield, and can be purchased at the lllini Union Box Office. Safilo, BerDel, Swank, Thursday, scoot on back to Champaign-Urbana to catch the Valentine's Day show at Luxottica, Halston and on Green Street, where you can be a modern lover by taking your significant other to see many more. Richman and his guitar. sing your sweety hokey songs about puppy love, roller casters, and chocolate malts. And 904 E. Lincoln, Charleston, IL · :ket price of eight bucks. it's a better deal than a dozen dying roses. You'll be as just cool . 345-5100 Picasso (granted you go in an El Dorado). Cross County Mall, Mattoon 235-1100 -Staff report

. ... 4. • • J • , " · • I l l I I ~ - • / _ t t ' I • • • • • IAY, F~JiRUARY 8, 1.991 ~ - . - . . . o~" m~ . »:~~i;:. qfJJ:J~ .WJ;~~~J>< 3.ll. Patton antics make Bastards enjoyable By TONY CAMPBELL band's rendition of Black Sabbath's "War Pigs," fueled by Creativity-wise, most live guitarist Jim Martin (who video recordings have gone the resembles a genetic blend of way of the dinosaurs. And let's Slash of Guns and Roses and face it, there are only so many Metallica's James Hetfield), camera angles and freaky spe­ adds new life to the garage­ cial effect lenses available to band favorite. capture a performer in the act. It's difficult to categorize the Therefore, to have an inter­ band. The opening number esting and creative video per­ "From Out of Nowhere" has a formance there has to be an hard-driving metal feel, while interesting and creative per­ "Edge of the World" and "Epic" former. have a more mainstream style. Enter Michael Patton, the And, "We Care a Lot," from boisterous lead singer for Faith Introduce Yourself is more raw No More, who leads· the band punk'. . through an hour-long set of the As far as an amazing light most in the band's first video show or special effects, forget it release, quaintly titled You Fat - there's nothing more here Bastards. than a band knocking out Patton, helped by a roused songs, aside from a few sound crowd of mashing maniacs at effects provided by Patton' s the Brixton Academy in gastronomical releases. London, had his strange, con­ Of course, the patented 1. Essays should reflect the theme of Black History Month 1991. "A CelehrJt' Heritage." Essays should depict the relevance of African heritage 10 torted gyrations in full force Faith No More blurbs of other American life today by explaining and commenting on tt:1ditions and ral strutting about the stage. artists' hit songs keep every­ Essays should be 500 \\urds or less. typed and double-spaced. Most of the material on body on their toes. All students registered at Eastern Illinois University. except those 11·c>rk· Bastards is derived from the In "We Care a Lot," Patton TI1e Dai~I' h1stem Seu:~ or Student Publications. are eligible to participale · group's multi-platinum album breaks into about seven sec­ contest. The Real Thing -1. Entries must he suhmined to TI1e Daill' Eastem Xe1rs office in North I The Real Thing, along with a onds of the New Kids on the Gym, l3uzzard building. no later than -1 ·p.m. Friday. Feb. 8. few selections from FNM's Block hit, "The Right Stuff." the group in Champaign last 5. Judging \Yill take place during the \\·eek of Feb. 11-15 by a panel of illft't' first album, Introduce Your­ The 60 minutes of Bastards March can attest. It's raw, ener­ ty members and one student. Enrrnnr names will he remm·ed from 1he self. capture the essence of Faith No getic, surprising, and most of all to ensure impartk1lity. The judges \\·ill select first. second and third place \\·inners. and up 10 l\IO The San Francisco-based More, as anyone who caught entertaining. orahle mentions. 7. Wilmers will he a1mounced and prizes \\'ill be a\\·arded prior to the Mi-.~ EIU Pageant on Saturday. Feb. 23. 8. 111e top tlu·ee essays and pho1os of the authors \\'ill he published in Tbe l:'astem Sews during the last " ·eek of Fehrua1y. TI1e Dailr Eastern Seu~ GD> the right ro edit essays for space a,·ailahility. FORD Attention B.I.U. FACULTY AND STUDENTS Judy's [7 ...... ~~-~~·~!1111111~:·.~ ·... ~:""'."'·~ i{:::~~:;..1!1!"1-...,,..~-~~-: .. · :: ~ ...... 11/fl!~\"""'!- ~~-...... t~ ...... Hallmark 1,. :. : MOTOJICRAFT OIL AND OIL FILTER SBECIAL · ~,:>; - · · - __ - · 1ri~tud~~(~p to ~ q':'atts of Moto!cra_tt Oif.: · .. ,~ ':; . (,i ·1' j.Motorcraft.Q,11 fdter aQ'! lnslal~a~,~n..;. ""\. THE GOLDEN · · Probes and - D1es.~l Vehicles h1g · COMB

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4B ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND hy, man? tone Alone a tedious, redundant tale six and Charlie none." In addition, we find out that ace it. The Rolling Stones Wyman 's then 14-year-old essentially The Mick and friend Peter Frampton got a th Show, with the songwrit­ case of crabs the night he lost of Jagger and Richards car­ his virginity. Nice. g the bulk (about 98 per- Yet the most boring and t) of the "world's greatest most often discussed topic in band" through their 27- Stone Alone is how much year-long career. The rest money the Stones made. At a he band is irreplaceable time where headlining rock acts h Charlie Watts as an such as the Stones are being able exception), but the chastised for being "only in it ·c is not. Without the song­ for the money," Wyman is ·ng of the Glimmer Twins, somewhat proving those ryone from Aerosmith to accusers correct. The Best Buy on Petty to Guns and Roses After describing every con­ the Black Crowes wouldn't "Mr. Excitement" cert, a money value is attached. bly exist. Nice to see you have a good The Best Chicken Sandwiches is statement has been said Books diary, Bill, but talk about selling and over again in virtually yourself cheap. in the Business Stones' biography, how­ makes it often bland and unin­ Yet Wyman's biggest fault is factually accurate these teresting. his claim that it was Wyman, raphies might be. Of the For the most part, the first not Jagger and Richards, who Stones bios, Chet Flippo's 350 pages are a lethargic and wrote the riff to "Jumping Jack Free Regular Fry Only Rock and Roll and tedious read. Wyman's child­ Flash." ------simo Bonanno's The hood and life up to the Stones' Now for anyone familiar with ling Stones Chronicle not beginnings is normal, but read­ the Stones' past, you'd know glorify the Stones, but add ing about it is dull. the "Jumping Jack Flash" riff ional insight and account During the band's ascension was conceived the first time the band's turmoils along to stardom, the narration be­ Keith tuned his guitar in G. the glory. comes more and more interest­ Bill, you're making yourself nfortunately, you can't add ing. But by relating the tale on look real bad if you've got to ne Alone, a first-hand ac­ a daily basis, substance is lost smother the truth. with coupon t of the band's first decade among print's needless babble. Although Stone Alone ends er from none other than In addition, many interesting at the Brian Jones memorial s' bassist Bill Wyman, to insights are lost when placed concert in 1969, Wyman list. next to unnecessary, "who promises another book to con­ Expiration 3-1-91 nee the band originated, cares" tidbits. clude the Stones' saga. an has taken the role as Throughout the book, Wy­ If Wyman's smart, he'll leave historian, keeping phe­ man boasts about the many out the statistics of how many enal account of literally liaisons he had with young times he got laid and how much How Does Fast Food day and every Stones' female fans . each gig paid. pening since the band And there are lots of 'em: In For a Stones' bio, Stone Breakfast Strike You? a two-year period, Wyman says Alone is fair, but coming from nfortunately, it 's Stone "I'd had 278 girls, Brian (Jones) the band's bassist, it's a trag­ ne 's "diary effect" that 130, Mick about thirty, Keith edy. antra makes listener say 'boy, George' one hasn't already noticed, Songs such as "Love's Gonna of today's dance music Vinyl Get You, " "After the Love," "Too s from, or is some form Much Love" and most notably ouse music - Madonna's third solo effort on Virgin "Siempre Te Amare (a sure club e" and "Justify My Love" Records. hit), " help in sustaining this feel­ two prime examples. Martyr is filled with quite a ing. If You're Tired of ow, many pop artists are few house cuts as well as an Love, being the dominant · g to lean toward house equal share of ballads, which subject of Martyr, is dealt with Breakfast in a Foam Box · to help achieve their goal helps make this an album that by George in a meditative way. Try What's Cookin'· instant hit. doesn't force the listener to The use of house tracks helps nically, a majority of these get up and dance, nor make to make this an exception to We fix it to order & put it on a real plate! ts (most notably Soul II one feel that sitting and listen­ the common, thus forming an SEVEN DAYS A WEEK and 808 State) are com­ ing is just - these are simply album that should fare well on om Europe; options. the charts and with the aid of WHAT'S COOKIN' nd of all these "Euro­ On the hypnotic "Genera­ re-mixes, rock the crowds in rs ," Boy George, - yes, tions of Love," George em­ the clubs. 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By BRET LOMAN come to New York's Bain­ works at helping them. When by Williams as the intr Film bridge Hospital to apply for a he learns of an experimental absent-minded but c As the years have passed, job. drug, which when applied, can sionate Sayer. A definit Hollywood has been accused performances of substance, Although Sayer's medical be used to aid a form of their ination is deserved fo of experiencing a gradual originality.and brilliance. Roles experience has been limited to symptoms. Sayer takes action. Iiams as well. decrease in its talent pool. in films such as "The Deer only research, the administra­ The drug's miraculoqs re­ Director Penny M Some believe the old Holly­ Hunter," "The Untouchables " tion hires him because of a sults help make "Awakenings" ("Big") pays particular wood, which produced such and "Taxi Driver" place him in shortage in personnel. an eye-opening movie experi­ tion to the actors. icons as James Cagney, Cary a category of the acting greats Sayer is soon thrust into ence. She succeeds in eli Grant and James Stewart, can of Hollywood history. helping the sick - something DeNiro is a front runner for demanding performan never be matched. In his most recent film, he's unaccustomed to and not this year's Oscar for best actor DeNiro, and a subdu It's true that these leg­ "Awakenings," DeNiro adds particularly fond of. thanks to his flawless perfor­ from Williams. endary actors will probably another brilliant characteriza­ That is until he discovers a man ce . (remember Dustin Steve Zaillian's scri never be replaced, but a tradi­ tion to a list of accomplish­ number of patients who have Hoffman's win for "Rain­ to drag during the sto tion of excellence continues ments to prove today's Holly­ been in a vegetative state for man"). half, but the tale tra even today, with the emer­ wood critics wrong. years, literally neglected by As Leonard, DeNiro's por­ into an hour and a gence of such talented actors Based on an actual journal the hospital because of no trayal of someone given a sec­ emotion. as Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman compiled by Dr. Oliver·Sacks, known treatments have been ond chance at !if e flirts with "Awakenings," which and Robert DeNiro. "Awakenings" is set in 1969 discovered. nothing less than perfection. rently playing in Cha DeNiro has especially con­ and Dr. Malcolm Sayer, who is Sayer finds himself in­ But one shouldn't take for is the kind of movie tinued to provide moviegoers played by Robin Williams, has trigued by the patients an granted the solid performance only dream about.

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dre Island, a beautiful rc>­ someone - travel north where the cruise? The MV Mistral, a 550-pas­ miles of beach located just miles of sand dunes allow you to senger cruise ship features an all-day uthwest coast in the escape from the maddening crowds. or late night trip "to nowhere" in the Mexico, has experienced a This a is a beach-lovers paradise, Gulf. Here, passengers can take ad­ ge of popularity among where you will find yourself sur­ vantage of dancing, gambling, Med­ reakers over the last five rounded by water -- the Gulf of iterranean-style dining and a wide fact, during the months of -Mexico on one side and the Laguna variety of entertainment. d April, an Island that usu- Madre Bay on the other. The 1es 1,050 permanent resi­ "Bay", as it is called, hosts numer- Bars/Nightlife ncentrates its resources to date and entertain over a million Spring Breakers One breaker admitted that some it one of the most popular "The Is land has members of her college group last ns in the U.S. year started partying around 10:00 , Time Magazine dubbed everything a AM everyday and never slept! At d the "newest hot spot on Spring Breaker night, she and her friends partied at Pub, Kokomo, The Coral Reef, The g Break circuit". Although "Charlies", one of the Islands Spring Rumrunner, Third Coast and many, Island n't known as a "meat mar­ could possibly Break party bars, housing 4,000 rev­ many more! some Florida rivals, it is elers and offering national enter­ Transportation need!" tainment with the Islands only Welcome activities previously spon­ c most requested Spring sored by both Miller and Budweiser tination with many proper­ "velcro body toss" and free bus ser­ vice from anywhere on the Island. serve as convenient backdrops for Although car rental is available on out months in advance. ous regattas and ranks as one of the student craziness, with "cut-your­ the Island, students can go club-hop­ y problem is there are not Another much talked-about club is own-live-record" booths and free top windsurfing areas in the United Louie's Backyard. This bar/dance ping just as easily without a car. room s for the hundreds of States. Also, with its smooth waters beachfront concerts. In past years, The Island is so compact that most s of students that call in club is located on a pier - the dance the entertainment has included ap­ and shallow depths (4' or so), the floor is suspended right over the of the action is within walking dis­ I and Winter. pearances by Eddie Money, Star­ tance, but for the longer treks, there bay is a great area for beginners to water! Louie's also has a delicious · street of the Island, Padre learn the ropes. ship, Triumph, Cover Girls, Expose are always taxis and a new Island­ , has everything a Spring buffet - one of the best on the Island. . and comedians Jay Leno and Joe wide bus service called "The Wave" In addition, Spring Breakers can Other hot nightclubs include Marga­ could possibly need--from take advantage of a variety of other Piscopo. The more traditional "en­ The Wave is a trolley which runs s to restaurants to souvenir water sports, from jet skiing to water ritas, Parrot Eyes, Bermudas, Spar­ thusiasm generators" on the Island constantly the length of the Island, But for a more relaxing get­ kles, Island Pub (locals), Sunset include live DJ'd parties, beach vol­ skiin~; from parasailing to Catama­ contin¥ed on palf..e 6 alone or with that special: ran sailing. Feel like taking a Grill, Quarterdeck, Sh·eehans Irish leyball and .belly flop eontc~. - - - CANCUN, MEXICO MOST POPULAR INTERNATIONAL RESORT

Cancun is now the number one Island connected to the mainland by same amenities as some of the finer International Spring Break Destina­ bridges. The hotel zone is bordered beachfront properties including air tion and Cancun is extraordinary! by a lagoon, the Caribbean Sea and conditioned rooms, private baths, This sparkling new resort is a sun Laguna Mujeres (The Bay of telephone and color cable TV. worshiper's dream come true and a Women). Most of your activities Many have beautifully landscaped Spring Breaker's paradise. The will probably be in either the hotel courtyards with outdoor dining, beaches are among Mexico's finest zone or in downtown Cancun where swimming pool, pool-side bar, in­ and most beautiful with very fine there are endless shops, restaurants door bars and restaurants and great powdery, sparkling, white staffs. limestone sand which is al­ ways cool and never bums Beachf ront/ your feet. The water is crystal clear and invites Lagoon diving, snorkeling and body surfing. As a resort, Cancun is only If you have a few extra va­ 14 years old, yet there is cation dollars you can more to see and do than you choose a three or four star can fit into one week. Until beachfront (or lagoon) hotel. 1988, few college students These properties are right on were able to vacation in (or near) the beach and have Cancun for Spring Break. pools, restaurants, bars - ev­ The prices were astronom­ erything you need for a great ical since Cancun was rec­ week to remember (as if you ognized as one of the two can remember anything after best beach destinations in a night at Carlo's 'n the world (next to Hawaii). Charlies). What's a three Over the last two years, star hotel like - well the Cancun has more than dou­ rooms are clean and gener­ bled its number of hotels, ally very nice. The primary which has flooded the mar­ difference between three and ket with rooms and driven five star hotels has to do with down prices! Now it is the number of pools, restau­ possible to stay in a three or rants, etc. and the age of the hotel. pring Break was disastrous their package. Upon arrival back in four star hotel on the beach usands of student breakers the States, the company was gone (with multiple pools, res­ For students with a fat the wrong route for Spring with no recourse! taurants, TV, bars, night Spring Break budget, a five '90. Several inexperienced clubs, etc.) for the price of or six star hotel would be a To avoid a similar fate, simply rc>­ an inland "flea bag" hotel fantastic experience. Most •tour operators" entered the member: Break market advertising ri­ in the Bahamas or Jamaica. of these properties have mul­ 1 . If it sounds too good to be true, These bargains won't last tiple restaurants, nightclubs, sly low prices for Cancun, it is. s and other prime destina­ forever, so the time to ex­ unique pools (the Oasis pool Photo Courtesy of SPIVCB goes on forever), etc. The any students who attended 2. Deal with a reputable U.S. perience Cancun is now! company with at least five quality of these mostly brand these ill-fated trips, arrived and markets. For the economy place to stay and no flight years of experience. The Layout new hotels is fantastic, but remem­ 3. For charter flights ask which minded student staying downtown is ber that meals and drinks are more Some slept in buses, some perfect. It's close to great nightlife the beach; others had to pay bonding company secures the expensive at the five/six star hotels. package in accordance with the and shopping; and still an easy bus /night for a hotel room Cancun is actually a one-quarter or taxi ride to the beach. Most continued on page 7 cy had already prepaid with continued on page 5 mile wide, 14 mile long L-shaped downtown properties feature the s Break Travel Su lement 1 Top Spring Break Companies add Mazatlan and Puert Vallarta to the List of .Recommended "Breaker" Destinati

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0 ne of the top choices for spring equipped with a kitchen and the majority weighing in at 100 break 1991 will be Mazatlan which comfortably accommodates six per- pounds! Another popular sport, is widely acclaimed for its 85 mile sons. perhaps one of the most unique, is long strip of fabulous beaches, em­ called "Ride In a Banana" where up erald coast and exciting nightlife. Activities to five people can be towed around The city is built on a peninsula the beach areas on a banana-shaped across from the southern tip of Baja - life preserver! On land you can California. The average tempera­ - Shopping - Temptations abound, enjoy three-wheeling or horseback ture during in Mazatlan. hi~ riding along the beach or try bicy­ Spring Break is a the market/shop- cling ora gameoftennis. Whatever perfect 85 de­ ping district you your pleasure, just about everything grees during the will find stands under the sun is available in Mazat­ day and 70 de­ with products of lan. grees at night. quality crafts- - Beaches - The best beaches are The accommo­ manship and farther north. North Beach is the are Le Gourmet - specializing in dations in Maza­ friendly vendors most popular "locals" beach. steaks, Aleluyas Republic and tl an are who expect you Avenida del Mar is a beautiful beach Lyni's Restaurant and Cafeteria - reasonably to haggle and that extends to the end of the specializing in fast food, Restaurant priced and offer a bargain. Maza- Malecon, a combination sea wall, and Bar Chiquita Banana - specializ­ wide selection of tlan offers an out- walkway and avenue that winds ing in pizza and pasta, Villa Italia - amenities. standing array of around the entire city. Many hotels specializing in Italian food, Sr. Spring break in leather goods as and motels are located on the other Pepper's - specializing in lobster and Mazatlan is un­ well as unique side of the avenue from the beach, steaks, and Restaurant El Shrimp forgettable with crafts and cloth- although CBC • s property, the Bucket - specializing in shrimp and nightclubs open ing. Enjoy the Vidafel, is right on the beach. At other sea food. til dawn. And of shops• market the end of the Malecon is Gaviotas course the warm - Nightlife - Mazatlan's festive spirit and particularly Beach which eventually gives way to is well known by all. The two fa­ sandy beaches the people. In Camaron Sabalo Beach. are available 24 each store you mous local beverages: local hours a day. will be sur- - Don't drink the water in Maza­ Pacifico and tuba - fresh palm Mazatlan hosts rounded by tlan! - The public water supply is extract are unique and delicious. thousands of t em pt at i 0 n s . not safe for drinking--bottled water Try them and decide for yourself. Spring Breakers Mazatlan has is highly recommended. Don't for­ Several nightclubs recreate Mexican each March! something for get to ask about the ice. Although, parties which include mariachis - every taste, from Corona t-shirts to our property, the Vidafel, as a 5 star typical Mexican orchestra, pinatas Property real silver handcrafted earrings, property has a hotel purification sys­ and delicious Mexican buffets. something made especially for you! tern. Many nightclubs stay open until dawn and specialize in serving ex­ - Watersports - Mazatlan offers Restaurants/ traordinary cocktails. The restau­ The Vidafel is our five-star rated much in the way of water activities. among spring breaken property, with deluxe rooms and full rants, bars, and discos are a great it's pop music and typ' The 85 miles of beach and ocean Bars/Nightlife way to make new friends and make amenities. It is located right on the provide endless activities both in and Break mania. beach (a ten.acre park-like resort in your vacation memorable. Some of out of the water. Surfing, parasail­ the best Spring Break "hang- outs" a tropical setting), contains five res­ ing, snorkeling, sailing, and Fun Activiti taurants and lounges, has the largest - Restaurants - There are a wide are El Caracol Tango Place with the windsurfing are only some of the variety of restaurants in the Maza­ latest in video and audio sound and swimming pool in Mazatlan, and many watersports that Mazatlan of­ offers many other activities such as tlan area. You'll find everything fabulous special effects, Valentino's Campus Beach Club fers. Fishing is very popular in Ma- here from great seafood and Mexi­ tennis, bpwling, billiards and a grear with two different dance floors; one spe~ial evepts .for YI> -zatlan and makes for an exciting day can food (of course), to fast food, with romantic soft music and the disco--THE WORKS! And, best M excursion. More than 5000 billfish nights, free cover, drink Italian, and Oriental cuisine. Some other one with pop music videos, all, each two bedroom suite is fully are caught in an average year with · Manager's cocktail p of the best restaurants in Mazatlan and Sr. Frogs which is a favorite much, much more!! MEXICO TIPS

checks are accepted, so be sure you ken. Just don't forget to say Entry save $12.00 or they won't let you "gracias"! board the plane! This tax may be - The Drinking Water - Many of Requirements/ added to your trip price with some1 you have heard of (or experienced) operators and paid with final pay­ a drinking water problem in Mex­ Departure Tax ment. ico. Luckily Cancun was built with a modern water system with per­ An U.S. Citizens must have proof Important Facts fectly drinkable tap water, including of citizenship which is either an orig­ ice! Although we occasionally hear of minor problems, they are very inal birth certificate, a certified copy - The Peso -The U .S. dollar contin­ of your birth certificate, a valid pass­ unusual here, unlike many other ues to gain strength versus the peso. Mexican destinations. So in Can­ port or a notarized affidavit of citi­ Reports predict 3 ,OOO pesos to $1 do happen to get a touch of a prob­ - Electrical Outlets - Y zenship. Non U.S. Citizens should cun, DON'T WORRY ABOUT lem take Pepto Bismol and it ers will work here since U.S. during spring break, which is THE WATER. In Mazatlan or consult the Mexican Consulate for a great value. sho~ldn 't last long! Really, if you ico is on 110 volts, the entrance requirements. Presently a Puerto Vallarta there are often water stay in the nicer restaurants ( or in United States. Mexican departure tax of $12.00 per - Language - The official language problems so make it a habit to only Cancun) you shouldn't have any in Mexico is Spanish, of course. drink bottled water (or something - Weather - The weath person is required prior to departure problem. always beautiful with and no checks, charges or travelers However, since most resorts cater to else like bottled Coke, Corona, Americans, English is widely spo- etc.). Although most of our hotels - Telephones - Each hotel has a in the 80 to 90 degree in Mazatlan working telephone system with warm sea breezes. and Puerto AT&T long distance services to the - Credit Cards/Travelen Vallarta have United States. Unfortunately, it is All major credit cards horrendously expensive to call the purified checks are widely a water, it pays U.S. unless you call collect, in out Mexico. to be cautious. which case there is still a service - Prime Times - Resta Also, beware charge of $4.00 per call. their best at 2:00 PM for of ice cubes, - Customs - There is a $400.00 per 9 - 10:00 PM for din unpeeled person limit on all allowable im­ peak between midnight fruits or ported items, which means most AM. washed vege­ breakers can shop to their heart's tables. If you content.

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lllarta has become one of beautiful new hotels and nightclubs swimming pools (one even has a pular resorts in Mexico that are perfect for an outrageous swim up bar); health club with nau­ one of the favorites of the Spring Break adventure. tilus, sauna, steamroom, hot tub, Spring Break crowd. and aerobics; video gameroom; and, away between tropical Our Resort of course, three bars! You'll also and the blue Bahia de find three restaurants at this prop­ or "Bay of Flags", the erty. In addition, you are invited to ral bay in Mexico. The The Vidafel is located right in the attend a complimentary Manager's breathtaking, the beaches heart of the new marina district! Welcome Party. Fine properties are t and the people are as The Vidafel Marina, part of the everywhere but none with the com­ your next door neighbor. huge Vidafel complex, like our plete array of amenities the Vidafel le is somewhat relaxed as other properties, has wonderful ac­ offers. to some other Mexican commodations in a beautiful setting. the action is thrilling and This property is unique since it has Activities V idafel Exterior last all night long. Most all two bedroom suites (six persons) inal architecture is still with two baths, cable TV, kitchen, For land lovers there is horseback for "on the go" spring breakers who rto Vallarta. The cob­ etc. - Shopping -The town's main shop­ riding, jeeping, mopeding, tennis want to spend more time in the sun and the old cathedral ping streets, Juarez and Morelos, and golf available at many different - both offer fast food and are reason­ There are plenty of activities hap­ resorts. ably priced. you feel like you've just pening at the Vidafel, such as sand are full of unique and exotic objects ck in time yet there are volleyball; tennis; swimming in two that are perfect for gifts. The bar­ - Nightclubs - Among the many gain buy in Puerto Vallarta is resort Restaurants/ discos and bars you can visit are clothing. Colorful cotton clothing Tequila's, Carlos Obrien's, articles are made in Puerto Vallarta Bars/Nightlife Christine's (the videos are incredi­ and exported to the U.S. to be sold ble here), El Set, Cactus Disco, and at much higher prices so take advan­ Edwards (which has a free cover). - Restaurants - Puerto Vallarta is Most discos open up at 11 :OOpm and tage of the bargains. You'll also the home of many exotic and unique find some name brand clothing out­ close at 4:00am. So rest up and get restaurants. These restaurants make ready for a late night of excitement. let stores such as Aca Joe (native to dining a pleasure and satisfy any Mexico), Benetton, Bye-Bye, Cal­ appetite. Some of the favorite res­ vin Klein, Gucci, Guess, Polo and taurants include Bogart's (reserva­ much more! tions are required for this dining - Watersports - Puerto Vallarta has experience where the romantic at­ much to offer in the way of mosphere of "Casablanca" has been watersports. Nearby is a Windsurf recreated); El Panorama - overlook­ Club that has highly trained instruc­ ing one of Vallarta's most spectacu­ tors, recognized by the International lar views, this restaurant offers Windsurfing Association. Sailing, unique dishes such as Camarones waterskiing, jetskiing, snorkeling, Panorama flamed with tequila or parasailing and scuba diving are also brandy; Popeye's - sits at the cruise very popular in Puerto Vallarta. ship pier and offers Mexican dishes Want a different approach to swim­ as well as fresh fish; La N ordia ming? Try Chico's Paradise where Coffee Shop or Fresh-co - perfect you can swim right in a waterfall! P 6 COLLEGE RING BREAKS

al Student Travel News #4 Panama City Beach, Florida - ucted after Spring Break a Gulf of Mexico popular eco­ tes that the most popular Spring Break 1991 in the nomical destination. pularity are as follows: #5 Mazatlan, Mexico - An ever Padre Island, Texas - popular international destina­ tly U.S. #1 choice. tion offering affordable pack­ ages. #6 Orlando/Daytona - Orlando is one of the leading vacation Vallarta, Mexico - a spots in the world and · it is d and a fast comer for becoming increasingly popular Break. in the student market. Day­ tona is still in the top ten Spring Break destinations. Join us for Spring Break in Mexico and your next vacation is FREE!* a certificate for 3 nights Cancun FREE at one of Puerto Vallarta from from America's premier $459 beach resorts: South $399 Padre Island, TX or Eurail Passes Book your Spring. This offer is valid Panama City Beach, Discounted/Scheduled Air Fare Break package with for Spring Break Pack..: FL. International Student Identity Cards Campus Beach Club to ages paid in full by Feb­ Student Leader/Professor Incentives one of our exciting Mazatlan ruary 1, 1991. FREE Sickness & Accident Insurance Mexico destinations on from lodging certificate Discounts on Museums, Ferries, Tours, Etc. a maximum occupancy $399 valid until January 1, Specially Designed Student Guide Books basis and you '11 receive 1992.

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s Break Travel Su lement 3 ORLANDO/DAYTONA BEACH NEWEST CHOICE AMONG BREAKERS

Orlando (as the hub for Daytona new Disney-MGM Studios Theme tubes that descend 57 feet. The Beach and Tampa) is the single larg­ Park opened in May 1989 and pub­ Black Hole is a water toboggan slide est student break and graduation lic response has been so overwhelm­ which you ride head first down 500 destination in the world. With the ing that Disney already has plans to feet of dark tunnels that twist and abundance of activities this area has double its size over the next couple turn before softly depositing riders to offer it would take a decade to of years! One of the most popular into a pool. experience it all! Although Disney features at Disney/MGM Studios is Universal Studios Florida opened World, Epcot Center, and MGM Star Tours, a George Lucas (of Star in May 1990. This motion picture Studios are major attractions in Or­ Wars fame) inspired ride. Star Tours and television studio complex offers lando, there is a hidden spring feels like a totally enclosed roller a wide variety of entertainment breaker's paradise thriving with ex­ coaster and simulates a ride in space which will amaze the eyes and thrill citement. Everything can be found at light speed. It puts every other the soul. Some attractions include here from fabulous beaches (Day­ theme park ride to shame. Another exciting rides based on motion pic­ to na and Tampa are just a short of Disney's newest attractions, Ty­ tures such as King Kong, Jaws, E.T. other saloons and nightclubs Church drive) to theme parks; from world phoon Lagoon, is the world's largest Street Station offers the tri-level Ex­ and Back to the Future. You can change Shopping Emporium featur­ renowned nightclubs to Polynesian water park featuring 50 acres of walk through street sets that will take luaus. It's non-stop excitement water fun . ing more than 50 unique shops and you all over the world visiting places eateries with many food and drink twenty- four hours a day. Orlando Sea World is, of course, a huge like the Funtastic World of Hanna­ is. entertainment and perfect for the attraction in Orlando with world fa­ Barbera and the Animal Actors bargains and specials. vacation of a lifetime. mous Shamu always in the spotlight. Stage featuring Lassie, Mr. Ed and One of the most exciting night spots The newest show, "Sha mu Night other four-legged stars. in all of Florida is Pleasure Island with its myriad of unbelievably Attractions Magic", combines the beauty of Of course a Spring Break trip only - Shamu and his family with the multi­ lasts a week making a return trip to crazy and unique night-clubs. media drama of ShamuVision. This Orlando essential to see it all. Owned by the Walt Disney Com­ Walt Disney World is just the tip special show is offered only at spe­ pany, Pleasure Island is the most of the iceberg. It is the home of the cific times so check out the Sea unusual night time entertainment Magic Kingdom featuring more World schedule before making Restaurants/ facilitiy in the world and unlike other than 40 attractions in seven lands plans. Sea World also features a Bars/Nightlife nightclubs, they welcome anyone 18 such as Tomorrowland, Fantasy­ Polynesian luau with Polynesian years or older. Some of the most land, Adventureland, Frontierland, dance, food and music as a nighttime popular night clubs on Pleasure Is­ and Mickeyland. Modernistic excursion. Virtually anywhere you go in Or­ land include XZFR Rock & Roll Epcot Center (owned by Disney) Beach Club where live bands play Wet 'n Wild - the original "mon­ lando you will find a unique dining features eleven international show­ ster" water park, offers more than and fun experience. Church Street the finest in classic rock from the cases housing some of the world's '50s to the '80s; Mannequins Dance 25 acres of water rides with two new Station, in the heart of downtown most technologically advanced and Orlando is the ultimate dining, shop­ Palace with a rotating dance floor educational attractions. The brand projects. The Blue Niagara consists and fabulous special effects (must be of two intertwining enclosed looping ping and entertainment adventure, featuring as its headliner, world fa­ 21 or older); Neon Armadillo Music mous Rosie O'Grady's Good Time Saloon with country music in a great Emporium. This antique saloon is western set; Adventurers Club; equipped with Dixieland bands, bar Cage which is an underground envi­ through Universal Stu · top Can-Can girls and singing bar­ ronment with incredible special ef­ has an outside entrance. tenders and waiters. The atmo­ fects and outrageous music; and the Cafe is equipped with a sphere is right out of the Roaring Comedy Warehouse with nationally screen and authentic '20s. The second club, Cheyenne known stand-up comedian.s. At their top choice in music Pleasure Island New Year's Eve is Saloon and Opera House, celebrates Other area hot spots inc the days of the Old West with Coun­ celebrated every nii:ht with fire­ works, confetti, searchlights, and Nights, Xanadu, Mar try Western music and three levels Fort Liberty. of carved banisters and antique even a countdown to midnight. Pleasure Island, open from 7PM - For a change of scene chandeliers. Phineas Phogg's Bal­ Be-tch is only 50 miles loon Works, a third Church Street 2AM is located in the Disney Vil­ lage. and offers a wide va · hot spot, is a highly modernistic bar Spring Break ente with popular dance music so you can Another favorite spot in Orlando is the Hard Rock Cafe which opened Tampa Bay is only 80 dance the night away. It features offe.rs a spectacular b in June 1990 at Universal Studios. one of the largest and hottest dance perfect for a relaxing floors in the downtown Orlando This $5 million dollar cafe is shaped beach. Reasonably p · area. For only a small cover charge like an electric guitar lying on its motorcoach service is back. The neck of the guitar is a you can gain access to all of the great each destination daily. night spots of Church Street Station 300-foot bridge that leads to the body of the guitar which is the res­ the sun is just as bright Photo Courtesy of Orlando/Orange County Convention & Visitors 8...-eau avoiding the expense of multiple at your Orlando hotel. Daytona Beach is just a 48 mile drive from Orlando cover charges. Aside from several taurant itself. It is accessible

Spring Break 1991 Hovv to Save Money THE Cancun Style! and Still Get the CBC Most Out of Your DO UBL Spring Break Trip YOU_R MONE

Lodging! Stay in an off-beach fully furnished kitchens, private bal­ condominium with a full kitchen. conies, washers and dryers in most BACK Condominiums provide more of a units, color cable TV, and are only real vacation atmosphere with your 1 short block from the beach! Sand own living room and kitchen so you Dollar condominiums range from GU A RA don't have to go out to eat all of the $99-$199/person during spring time. Unlike hotel rooms, condo­ break weeks. This price includes miniums are spacious and great for taxes, parties, activities, and other TEE entertaining a new group of friends extras. or getting some sleep in the bed­ This is the most economical way to from $349 per person• room. The best value condomini­ travel (next to camping on the beach) If any primary compo ums at South Padre are the Sand and will allow extra money for shop­ vice of your trip is not Package Includes: Optional Acivities: Dollar condominiums offered by ping, excursions, etc. If you cook promised, we'll double • 7 nights at one ofCancun's finest • Chichen-ltzaffulum Mayan Ruin Campus Beach Club. These one or several meals, the savings really add ence between the corn resort properties sightseeing tours two bedroom condominiums offer up! vice delivered and that • Round trip air • Diving/Snorlc:eling in Cozumd sleeping for six or eight persons, provided that the reason • Round trip airport/hotel transfers • Party Cruise to Isla Mujeres, fea- nent or service was not • FREE beach activities and contests luring Reggae Bands within o • On-location tour directors • Motorcycle, Moped, Jet Skis and able op • Express Entry/Free Cover Windsurfer rentals control. Charges/Discounts to Hard Rock • Much, much more! submit yo Cafe, Mr. Froggs & other nightclubs in writing •from Houston. Other available departure cities include: INTRODUCING CARRY ·A· TUNE days after St. Louis, Detroit, Chicago, Denver, JFK and others. The world's first portable pro­ Includes FREE $14.95 tape and plete your Call NOW for reservations! fessional sing-a-long karaoke r--..:~~ ~--- - - g tape catalog. Distributed by Seiko machine. Sing into CarryA - : Instruments USA Inc. To Order: Tune's microphone while your 1--~t.--e--FN::~ Send $89.00 (suggested retail 800-44 7-2373 favorite cassette tape plays on $99.00) + $4.50 Travel Serv.ice International, Inc() its player. Built-in mixer and for shipping and reverb blend your voice 1 handling to with the music. Plays 1 GP-Plus, 16351 standard and sing-a-long Gothard St., Huntington Beach, CA 92647. tapes. Light-weight Or call toll-free and pay by credit card: and easy to use. 1-800-27 4-4277. Satisfaction guaranteed.

4 s Break Travel Su lement AMA CITY BEACH WHY DO RESORT PRICES DIFFER? Prices differ at competing resort Mexico and South Padre Island are for various reasons. Supply and de­ much further south which makes FLORIDA HOT SPOT mand have a great impact on prices th~m se~l out more quickly at higher as one might guess. Consequently prices smce the weather and sun are resorts with warmer weather and much more reliable. ity offers an array of fine lower precipitation during March tions, exciting attrac­ generally charge more since the de­ MARCH TEMPERA.TURES a nightlife equipped to mand is greater for their rooms. In Resort A?,. High Av~. emp. Rain an of your Spring Break Florida, Panama City is farthest This beach resort fea- north among the Spring Break cities, Cancun 78 .s· "World 's Most Beautiful hence they have the lowest room South Padre Island 77 .s· ith 27 miles of sugary­ prices for March since the weather Mazatlan 70 .1· bordering turquoise wa- is cooler and sometimes wetter. Or­ Puerto Vallarta 73 .3" d lagoons and bays. lando/Daytona Beach are farther Orlando 78 3.20" allowed on the beach as south which pushes up the rates. Panama City 70 5.66" are of age. The average rature in Panama City is and the average air tem- 74 degrees during Spring HOW TO GET THERE

$~0 (short tr!ps) and $130 (long the popular Spring Break Drive Yourself tnps) dependmg upon the distance are Summit Condomin­ from your campus to the destination. Panama Lodge, and The Photo Courtesy of SPIVCB Drive Yourself: (Example) Four See motorcoach pricing grid on page y. Each property is rea­ 6. 'ced and is in the heart of newly remodeled beachfront prop­ While in Panama City be sure to girls drive morn and dad's Toyota ' n. Summit Condomini­ erty (1/4 million dollar renovation in watch Beach TV, cable channel 5, from Northern Illinois University to Air re swimming pools, hot 1990) features two pools, color TV, which is the visitor information sta­ South Padre Island, Texas. It is pools, saunas, tennis, ex­ telephones, each room is equipped tion. approximately 1290 miles from De­ Transportation s, game room, snack bar with kitchen facilities and comfort­ kalb, IL to South Padre Island, TX They have one bedroom, ably accommodates 4, 5 or 6 persons Restaurants/ (or 2580 miles roundtrip). ·The one/half bath units with depending on the size of the unit. Toyc;ita averages 26 miles per gallon • Charter air service: Air charter d kitchens, color cable Bars/Nightlife makmg a 99 gallon roundtrip. Gas carriers often offer the least ex­ one and each comfortably Activities along the way averages $1.40/gal­ pensive and most convenient rsons. Panama Lodge is lon, costing the girls each only $35 way for a group to travel by air. cross from the beach and Panama City is famous for incred­ roundtrip. When booking always book with pool with a swim-up pool Water sports are naturally at the ible nightclubs. World-class bands a reliable company (like Great hone, color TV and each top of the list of recreational activi­ dancing, shows, parties and comedy Motorcoach Destinations) since they use only fortably accommodates 4 ties. Boating, fishing, island-hop­ routines make each night a memora­ chai;ter carriers that offer quality The Barney Grey is lo­ ping, snorkeling and scuba diving, ble experience. There are spectacu­ Trips equipment, excellent track re­ best party location. This parasailing, jetskiing, windsurfing lar bars such as the Breakers on the cords, and the necessary insur­ and sai~ing are all available at your Beach, La Vela Beach Club, Pine­ ance to assure protection for all. convemence. One popular attrac­ apple Willie's, Sharky's Beach Bar M otorcoach transportation is a safe, inexpensive, hassle-free way All aircraft provide in-flight tion is Miracle Strip Amusement & Bite, The Spinnaker, and many meal or snack service and meet Park/Shipwreck Island which is ac­ more. Some of these fine bars, such to t~avel and is ofte!1 one of the top choices for economical travel in the all FAA requirements. Since claimc:d as one _of Florida's top ten as La Vela Beach Club, offer live Spring Break charter flights are attractions. Shipwreck Island is a Rock bands on giant patio decks. domestic student market. It's al­ ways a great way to meet people and primarily student charters, the six acre water park featuring Lazy I?ance insid_e wit~ nightly promo­ times of flight are generally late River with a 1600-foot water course tions featurmg drmk specials, the make new friends and since cool­ ers/ice chests are allowed on board PM or early AM to avoid the Rapid River featuring a giant 35~ Male Factor Dance Revue, wild demands of the general public. mile per hour speed slide and the contests and the biggest prize pack­ it's easy to pack your own food and beverages for the trip. 0 f course the . This assures your group of trav­ 370-foot White Water Tube Ride. ages anywhere for exciting bikini · eling with other students and and suntan contests. motor coach will stop at inexpensive Th~y offer free inner tubes, lounge fast food restaurants along the way, friends. Great Destinations and chairs and umbrellas. Miracle Strip - Restaurants - Of course seafood too. When you take a motorcoach Campus Beach Club use only the Amusement Park features one of the is a spe~ialty in Panama City, in fact trip, the party starts when you step finest air carriers available in­ world's wildest roller coasters. "Seafoo~ cluding Mexicana, Continental, they claim the title Capital ~>n bc;iard - no ~orries about speed­ There are over 60 electrifying rides of the World" . Some of the more mg ti_ckets, gettmg lost, having me­ American, Aero Cancun, La including a log ride and the 40-foot popular restaurants are Captain Tur, America Trans Air and high "Sea Dragon" which is a ship cha~ical problc:ms '?r. finding a gas Anderson's Restaurant, Lighthouse station and paymg nsmg gas prices. many more. The professional that rocks passengers 70 feet in the Restaurant, Sharky Beach Bar & e~p.ertis~ of the CBC reps, the air. CBC uses only the newest and finest Bite, The Treasure Ship, Billy's I equipment available each with re­ airhne flight crews and the flight Some of the more popular day trips and II, and Windjammer Restaurant. clining upholstered seats, a bath­ attendants will ensure a great be­ are Falling Waters State Park, nu­ C~sual dress is mandatory and the room on board and most with ginning to a memorable vaca­ me~ous canoeing trails, Cypress pnces are very reasonable. stereos, VCR's and the works! tion. Some students have Sprmgs and Shell Island. Motorcoach trips range between continued on page 6 'T BE FOOLEDIH BE AWARE - BEWAREI

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the Island. North or South, Padre is fun everywhere! Weather

South Padre boasts an alluring semi-arid climate where the temper­ ature rarely drops below 75 degrees during the Spring Break months. On the same latitude as Miami, you are assured of the warmest climate available in the continental U.S. Lodging

V acationers at the more traditional Spring Break hot spots usually stay in hotel rooms, which can som<>­ times make for a claustrophobic ex­ perience when too many students are packed into one room. Vacationers continued from page 1 in South Padre have an alternative, North End vs. however. Although some hotel and is community subsidized keep­ space is available (about 1,240 in g a student's cost to only South End - hotel/motel rooms to be exact), the $1.00/day for unlimited rides. In rule in South Padre for groups of six addition, taxi service at Padre runs Where to Stay or more is lodging at the Island's around the clock, and three or more more than 3 ,OOO condominium people can go anywhere on the Is­ units, which comfortably house land for just a dollar each. Some of Five years ago the hottest place to 24,000 students. Some students the nightclubs have free evening bus stay was the Bahia Mar at the North seem to like it that way. For one service which runs late! end of the Island. With lodging for thing, all condo units are fully fur­ almost 2000 students per week, ev­ nished with living rooms, laundry Mexico Day erything happened up North. In Trips

When students feel they have temporarily exhausted all partying opportunities on the Island, they can venture out for some culture - Mex­ ican Style. The nearest Mexican "border town" is but a short drive from the Island, and motorcoaches sponsored by various tour groups shuttle Spring Breakers at regular intervals, from the early daytime hours to the early morning hours. Mexico's outdoor markets are a shopper's paradise, with bargains on T-shirts, jewelry, leather goods (but watch it, some leather goods are not allowed back in the U.S.) and more. In addition, students can save money rants for every taste. F The merchants gladly accept U.S. by doing some of the cooking them­ dominium dweller to h dollars, and U.S. citizens can return selves, which means they are not at restaurant costs, you'll the mercy of the local food establish­ grocery stores and m with up to $400 of merchandise duty-free. Drinking in Mexico is a Photo Courtesy of South Padre Island Visitor and Convention Btweau ments as with other destination r<>­ island. sort!!_. good deal for the students. The 1985 the Bahia Mar quit accepting facilities and full kitchens (some Location legal drinking age is 18, and some Spring Break business so all of the have microwaves), as well as sepa­ Restaurants/ bars have nightly specials where two action gravitated to the old Hilton rate bedrooms and bathrooms. Coronas cost 75 cents. Students and the South end. Most condominium complexes fea­ Food How to get there: (over 21 years of age) can return ture close-by restaurants, outdoor Island is located at the with everything from Corona, to Last year the Bahia Mar again opened its doors to the young adult pools, sundecks and balconies so of Texas. Access is fro rum , tequila and Kahlua, all of students can watch the sunrise from Restaurants are ple~tiful and var­ land. Valley Intematio which are Y.l

South Padre Island Estimated Round Trip Motorcoach Costs• $25 - $60 $60 - $90 $90 - $130 New Orleans, LA Fayatteville, AR Valparaiso, IN Denver, CO Austin, TX Tucson, AZ Louisville, KY Atlanta, GA Houston, TX Carbondale, IL Lexington, KY City, IA Dallas, TX Manhattan, KS Minneapolis, MN Chicago, IL Lawrence, KS Columbus, OH Charlestown, IL St. Louis, MO Cincinnati, OH Normal, IL Kansas City, MO Brookings, SD DeKalb, IL St., MS Knoxville, TN Champaign, IL Omaha, NE Madison, WI Macomb, IL Las Cruces, NM Milwaukee, WI Muncie, IN Tulsa, OK Laramie, WY Indianapolis, IN HOW TO GET THERE Panama City Beach Estimated Round Trip Motorcoach Costs• $25 - $60 $60 - $90 $90 - $130 continued from page 5 Last year, Great Destinations Atlanta, GA Fayatteville, AR Kansas City, MO Hartford, Ct chosen to ride the Mexican train and Campus Beach Club used 2 New Orleans, LA Washington D.C. Raleigh, NC Iowa City, IA into Mazatlan. Although Mex­ year old MD (McDonnell Doug­ Mississippi St., MS Charleston, IL Teaneck, NJ Manhattan, KS ico has some luxurious train las) 83's. With 165 seats, these Charleston, SC Chicago, IL New York, NY Lawrence, KS cars, students generally get very $40 million planes are the most Knoxville, TN Normal, IL Madison,WI Boston, MA poor (by U .S. standards) cars demanded in the business. Richmond, VA DeKalb, IL Milwaukee, WI Baltimore, MD and find the train an unpleasant • Scheduled air service: Sched­ Champaign, IL Morgantown, WV Kalamazoo, MI experience. One student from uled air is an alternate way to Mccomb. IL Cleveland, OH Mt. Pleasant, MI travel by air: however, there are Northern University Carbondale, IL Columus, OH Ypsilanti, MI who took the train last year com­ numerous restrictions and rules mented "the toilets overflowed, in accordance within airline pro­ Muncie, IN Cincinnati, OH it was hot, there were no lights cedures. Generally, full pay­ Indianapolis, IN Philadelphia, PA and it took too long to get there. ment is due immediately upon Valapraiso, In Providence, RI I will fly next time." Air trans­ booking and is non-refundable Louisville, KY Austin, TX portation is safe, reliable, com­ plus you can get bumped since Lexington, KY Dallas, TX fortable, air conditioned, and scheduled carriers oversell their St. Louis, MO Houston, TX only takes a few hours. Most planes during peak travel times. charter carriers used by reliable Also, the price is almost always major college operators offer al­ higher than Charter flights . *Fuel surcharge may apply. most brand new equipment.

6 s Break Travel Su lement FILA, Bye Bye, ACA Joe, "8 Benneton, Gucci, plus many more. 74 57 73 66 Where to eat - Dining in Cancun is 72 70 84 as varied as any major city - you can 47 75 81 87 eat "cheap" or quite glamorously 83 71 &1 based on your interest and budget. 89

For lunch and dinner try Carlos 'n 34 Charlies, Hard Rock Cafe, Pizza 89 Rolandi, Mi Ranchito, Friday Lopez and Bananas. Of course there's al­ ways McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Den­ nys, and lots of familiar American names. Nightlife

Night Life in Cancun: you can literally party until you drop. Most CAN CUN discos are open until dawn: i.e., Christines, La Boom, Magic, Xta­ MEXICO sis, Daddy O's just to name a few. There is often a cover charge, but you have never seen a disco until Shopping/ you have seen Cancun's . Most have world class laser light shows Restaurants and the highest tech sounds, and more lights and gadgets than you sports top the list of day­ have ever seen. Another fun place 'ties. There are fourteen Cancun offers an amazing array of to go is Carlos 'n Charlie's, which rkling white beaches for shopping malls and modern air con­ usually does not have a cover in the sun and you have ditioned centers. Stores are gener- charge. For a wild night party, the dazzling choice of fresh Pirate's Night Adventure is really r for swimming. Most exciting. Most everyone dresses up hfront hotels have water In Cancun you as a pirate and is taken by boat to a rs, jet skis, motorboats, ,, secluded beach on a distant island. hobie cats, parasailing and can literally You are then served a buffet dinner You can sign up for Iparty until you and have an open bar for a fixed , scuba diving or deep sea price. You have heard wild tales cursions and water ski to drop!" about these trips and only seeing is content! Windsurfing believing. One more thing, don't are also particularly forget that the drinking age in Mex­ ally open from 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 ico is 18, and since most people do P.M. and from 4:00 P.M. to 7:00 or not have cars, there is rarely a drink­ ng Around 8:00 P.M. Stores you might recog­ ing/driving problem. FUN FUN sites in Mexico and you can even mosphere and fabulous diving. To nize are Polo, Ocean Pacific, Guess, FUN - That's all you'll find at the hop a ride on the back of a giant sea get to Cozumel you can take either a night clubs in Cancun. turtle or sand shark at Lancharos. tour (with or without included div­ to get around if you know Since the island is so small, you can ing) or you can take a bus from iques". Taxi drivers are Day Trips also get everywhere by moped Cancun to the town of Playa Del d taxis are extremely rea­ (around $5/hour), which is one of Carmen followed by a 30 minute You can get just about the most enjoyable ways to travel. ride on a 400 passenger water jet (with a group of 3-4) for There are many fun and inexpen­ For scuba divers, try an excursion to between Playa Del Carmen and Co­ 00 per person. What a sive places to go around Cancun. the Cave of the Sleeping Sharks zumel. The bus to Playa Del Car­ Taxi drivers will some­ Isla Mujeres (Island of Women) is where there are several sunken ships men is very inexpensive with the to negotiate a higher fare an Island five miles from Cancun, and sleeping sharks, of course. water jet ride just $1.00 - $2.00 each ard. Don't be fooled! which takes you back to the simple - Tulum/Xel-Ha - An excursion to way. Cozumel is reported to be one the fare from the hotel days. It is an unparalleled paradise Tulum/Xel-Ha is another interesting of the two best diving areas in the or taxi fare board at the for snorkelers, divers and anyone way to spend your time while allow­ world (the Great Barrier Reef in and don't pay any morel who loves to stroll barefoot through ing that bum to turn into a tan. Australia is the other dive location). the unpaved streets shopping and Tulum is a walled ancient Mayan An example of an exciting dive is the relaxing. To get to Isla Mujeres, city on a cliff overlooking the ocean Santa Rosa Wall with its 2,000 foot you take a day cruise on the Carni­ approximately 80 miles from Can­ sheer drop. Divers swim along the val, which includes snorkeling and cun and is often visited in conjunc­ edge of the wall darting in and out of all you can eat lunch with a live tion with the Xel-Ha (pronounced small indentations in the coral. band. The inexpensive way to get Shel-Ha) National Snorkeling Park There are lots of fish and the view is ,rnorn@ to the Island is to take a bus to Puerto where brightly colored tropical fish spectacular with the water clarity Sam (near downtown Cancun) and swim in their natural habitat. Snor­ unmatched. After your dive, you take the inexpensive ferry across keling here is fantastic in the crystal can walk around downtown Cozu­ (under $1.00). World-famous Gar­ clear calm waters. mel where eating and drinking is a (3~E rafon, a national park and wildlife - Cozumel - Cozumel is best known always lots of fun. refuge, is one of the top snorkeling for its small town "old Mexico" at-

PARTICIPANT TERMS AND CONDITIONS Read c.,efully and m•ke •ure you understand ewryUiing before m•king your reservation. occup•ncy is requested GOI or CBC will not combine m•les snd females U"lless permitted. USE OF MUSIC OE\11CES ' IS NOT PERMITTED ON AHY FLIGHTS AHO The travel package will be delivered• described in the travel broc~e stbject to •II ternw specifically authorized in writino from e.ch occ~nt. PERSONS DEEMED TO BE INTOXICATED Will BE DENIED BOARDING FOR All and conditions described herein. GREAT DESTINATIONS, lNC . IGDll, 1888 SHERMAN • Unleu specifically guaranteed by GO! or CBC in writing, unit 1oc•tions identified in PARTICIPANTS' SAFETY. PHsenQers denied boarding due to intoxication Wit recaiw STREET, SUITE 780. DENVER. CO 80203 is the tOll operator for all inten... tionel aM charter •d-.ertising or itineruies •re descripti11e only •nd subject to awilability. Should 1he no 19fund. packages. C>MPUS BEACH CLUB , INC. !CBCI, 1888 SHERMAN STREET, SUITE 780, described loc•tions become 1.r1•v•il•ble for •ny reHon beyond the control of GDI or • P•rticipsnt agrees to pay reasonable attorneys fen and ocher expeiwe inc:i.ned by GOl DENVER, COLORADO, B0203. is an •ffilisted company and agenl of Great Destinations, CBC, GOI •nd CBC resene 1he right to Hsign participants to o1her loc•tions at the Hme or CBC in the collection of unpaid damages, credit cerd chergebacks, lnaufficient or Inc . and is 1he tour operator for all domestic tour progr•m•. Prices in 1he brochure are f•citity which are basically comparable in OU' s°'9 judgment. stopped checks, or other losses for W'lich participant is r.. ponsible. Insufficient funds bHed on airline, hotml, ground seNice and other prices in effect on July 1, 1990. GOI and CHABifB B!JS JBANSPDBTADDN or atopped checks •h•ll be subject to a cM.rge of $20.00 per check lin .odition to the CBC reserve the right to increHe the price of the tour tor any reHon stbject oAy to the • Ch•r'ter bus transport•tion r•tes ara bnecl upon fUI ~. •nd Oii agreement to provide above}; GDl/CBC is lllder no obligation to redepo11it an¥ such ct.cka. limitatiorw set forth herein. tr•naportation is expreHly conditioned upon ..le of all cNCh ae•t•. ShoUd participant's ME>QCO fNJBY BfOIJIBfMfNTS MAKING yotJA BESfAyATION bus not fill to c•pacity, we sh•ll notify you H soon H po11sible and you agree to pay a • UNITED STATES CITIZENS· To enter Mexico you must have one of the follOW"i~ proofa A deposit of $60.00/person 1$100.00/person for lntem11tiONI Destinationsl .,-d a sigred surcharge of up to $36.00 per person to pre-.ent cancell•tion. In 1he e-.ent of bus of cititeiwhip: nlid passport, original certified copy of birth certificste or natU'aliution reservation form • an acknowledgment to the con:iitions of this conuact, must accompeny c•ncellation, GOI or CBC shall heve no responsibility to p•rticipants for any losses cenific•• (must be carried to Mexico). ttis the pa... nger's responsibility tlO prollide bee all reserv•tion requests and be received in Oii office withn seven (7) days of booki~. incurred H a result of the c•ncellation nor for providing alternate trsnaportation. other documents. No 19funds Wll be made to pa... nge,. affe~d . by h failura to prollide • Final payment is due in GDl's/CBC's office at least 46 days prior io departure. If a than reflllding the monies p•id for trarwportation. velid documents. NI U.S. cititens must also carry• Mexic•n tourist C•rd. Mexic•n law reservation is made within 46 days of depertU'e, flJI payment of the pu-chftse price and AJB TBAN5eoerATICW reqLires that single parents traveli~ in Mexk:o with cntdren m\81 haw • notari:ted letter a signed reservation form are required immedis•ly altar booking ie made. Wthin Oto • Flights in which GOI is the charter operator and for which Aerocrct.n, LaT11, American from the non-accompanying parent stating that they heve given conMnt for the chld to 30 d•ys of departure, • $26.00 per panenger late rnervstion charge will be .....ed. Trerw ~r , Aero Feliz, or other charter airline is tt-e eir carrier•• GDI P\J:>lic Charter Aights. lea ... 1he country. Wien• pat9nt is deca ...d, a copy of 1 dH1h certifica• i• required. • Payments may be made directly to GDl/CBC by check or credit card (deposit onlyl Flights will be oper•ted using aircraft and airlines specified in the 9PP1icable broch..e or Falh• .-e to comply will re•ult in denied bowdil"Q. ftyer. . payable to Great Destinations, Inc., or Campu1 Beach Cll.C, Inc., EXCEPT 1N THE CASE • MIN ORSIOTH ER CITIZENS OR NATIONALITIES· Mincn treveling wit~ either parerc OF GOI PUBLIC CHARTER R.IGHTS AND TOURS IN VVHICH CASE PAYMENT SHOULD • The airline supplies the air trevel portion of your vacation •U:Ji•ct to tt-e goverrmentlll must contact the •plJropri•• Mexic•n consular office to anaure proper documentation. BE BY CHECK OR MONEY ORDER MADE PAYABLE TO WOMANS BANKJGDI ESCROYV inwl ...d Qr•nting operating rights. If such rights are dented, the flight Wll be canceled Non-U.S. citizens may also be required to carry• VISA from the Mexican Consul••· FeH ACCOUNT, OR TO YOUR TRAVEL AGENT WHO Will lN TURN MAKE ITS CHECK Wth •full refund to 1he participanL GOI, Aerocancun, laTur, .tmerican Tr•ns Pir, Aero very • contact consuls• for details. GDI assumes no responsibility for changes in PAYABLE TO \MlM.ANS BANK/GO! ESCROW.ACCOUNT. GOI accepts VIH, MHterCard, Feliz and other airlines reserve tt-e right to substitute another dl.Ay...ticer.od eir cllfrier document requirements •• compared to the above information, nor rHponaibility for or American ExpreH FOR INITIAL DEPOSITS ONLY. All ANAL PAYMENTS MUST BE and/or to change the •ircraft type, c•pacity and routing, and do not guarantee aingle carriage or entry into any dHtination for any pusenger not having proper docl.MT'len­ MADE BY CA.SHIER CHECK, MONEY ORDER OR TRAVEL AGENCY CHECK. ALL plane eeNice. No refund Wit be giwn for such substitutions or changes. Subtectin the tation. PASSENGERS DENIED 80.MDING DUE TO IMPROPER DOCUMENTATION Wll PAYMENTS (DEPOSITS AND ANAL PAYMENTSt ARE TO BE MAILED OIRECTL Y TO GOI, CH• of Public Charters to the m•ior changes provision of this contract end applicable RECEIVE NO REFUND. INC., OR CBC, INC . AT THE ADDRESS SHO~ ABOVE . EACH PAYMENT MUST governmental requirements, GDI ruervn the right to change the form of air aeMce from BESPDN$1B!! !TY PROPERLY NOTE THE PARTICIPNffS BOOKING NUMBER. Participant agreements, charter flight to sc~ed flight ard to remcwe flllda from the applic.t:ile escrow accouw • In providing this vacation, GDI or CBC, ttvough contracts with lndeperdent thifd.9artv rooming lists and other paperwork .re elso to be sent to GDI in Denver, CO. to the extent neceHsry to pay for such trarwportation. and to ...k goyerrrnent apprO\lel, suppliers, err•nges for certain Hrvices and accommodatior. offered in conrwction with DAMAGE DEPOSITS by waiver of particular regulstior. or otherwiae, to the extent neceuary to exerclae the the tour. Wth respect to Public Charter Flights and Tours, GDI ie 1he principal and ie • Unleu otherWse specified there Wll be a $30 - $60 per person damaoe deposit in rights hereunder. In CHes Ylhere GOl arranges flights for you on •cheduled aer'tlice, GDI responsible to the particip•nt for arranging all aervicea and accommodations offered in Midition to the trip price, P•Y•ble with the fine! payment or in accordance with printed acts only H the agent of the scheduled carrier and shall not be respoiwible for the connection Wth the char11tr. HoMwr, nei1her GD/ICBC nor their 9Qents, eerwnts, liter•ture. The full damage deposit lleH damages or other cheront will be retl.l'ned in provi•ion or operation of •uch fligti(s, erd participents shell receive oriy t"- cor.U'T'ler campus repr-•ntativea, employaes or YOIX travel egent ahall be liable for rff clainw, Wiole or in part by mail on approximaiely June 16, 1991. For domestic U.S. packages pro•ciions accorded pauengers trawling on scheduMtd eeNce. CBC acts only Han actiona, cause of action, inj11ies, damages, loss, delays, or expe,.... arising oi.« of or without charter air requiring refundable d•m9Qe deposit•, deposit reflllds will be pro­ agent in an c ..... resulting from any of lh.e folloWng: My •et or omi.. ion of •ny f'lird-party contractor supplying Hrvices on the tour, includi~, but not limited to air, land or water trsnaport.. ceHed only upon receipt of the proper rafllld request form furnished prior to or upon JIAle the difference between the component or service deliwred and that promised, provided • Gr.cling of hotela and services on these tours is in accordance with standard ind\Stry ring Break CANCEi I AI!ON CHARGES praclica and• tour p•nicipant accepts such greding ...... ,.n booking NM tours. G01 and • Pie•• U"derstand that YOUR RIGHT TO A REFUND IFYOU CHANGE OR CANCa YOUR that the reHon the component or service wH not delivered is within GDI'• or CBC'• reesonable operationel control. CBC reserve the right to decline to •ccept or ret•in any tour member• participant of RESERVATION IS LIMITED . The folloWng cancellation schedule applies for all wications. theH tours at .,..,., time• .J:llMaAIOIIS 1991" QAYS BEFORE QfpABIUBE .e.fliALIY • Since, at the time of this printing, the price of fuel both for aircraft encl motor coach is 48 or more $60 per person • In the very llllikely event that you have cause for dis.. tisfactiondU'i~ you vacation, pleaH refer 1his manar to your GDl/CBC repreaentatiw: at your destination. Should the volstile, du9 to the crisis in the GUf, fuet SU'clwgetl may be irnpc!Md b'f tt. trarwportation 31-46 60" of trip price companiH W'lich. in tum, may be added to the tiour price ewn ahlr final paymenL My 30 or len 100" of trip price cause of diHetisfaction relate to eccommodetions provided it is importMlt that the hotel ations. please call: menager be made ewi.ere of the problem. My luggage problem• •hould be brought to increase of this nature for charter flights will be in accordance with DOT rules and • If you or GDl/CBC resells your trip to an eligible slDtitute passeroer you will receive a regl.Aations. fult refund leu • $26 per person administratiw fee. A substitu'8 pauenger Wll not be 1he attlll:ntion of the approprialle carrier in wiling prior to IHlling the airport If af'ler discussing any matter with your GO! representati-. you consider that you still have not • If • major change must be made in the P\J:>lic Chertar progrem, we will notify you within considered H having been found by GDl/CBC until the entire capacity of the trip hlle 7 d•ys after first learning of the change but, in any event, at leeat 10 d•ys prior to the been initially sold out. received Htisf•ction wl"ile on vacation, pie ... send to GDl/CBC •written eccouit of YOU' complaint Wthin 80 d•ys of your return. Except H otherWae required by l•w, no scheduled departure. If len 1han 10 days before acheduled departure M first become • The pHsenger must confirm the right to a refund by sending •written notice of consideration will be given unleH •written communicetion haa been received by awi.ere 1hat • major change must be mMte, 'Ml Wit notify you•• soon as ponible. WTHIN cancellation to GDl/CBC attlie time of •lephone cancellation. All refund requests must GDl/CBC within that time. 7 DAYS AFTER RECEIVING NOTIACATION OFA MAJOR CHANGE, BUT IN NO EVENT be received within 60 days from the sched!Aed rst1.m date or refU'ds carnot be issued. LATER THAN DEPARTURE, YOU MAY CANCB.. YOUR RESERVATION, ANO YOU Wll UTHCi5 FINANCIAi Sf Cl !A!IY Acceptance of • refund cor.titutH • w•iver by the participant of all other rights arc! • Payments of tour participants on GDl Public Charter Flights and tours .,e p•rtislly RECEIVE A FULL REFUND Willi IN 14 DAYS AFTER CANCB..ING. remedies that may be .... ilable under applicable law. All refunds oWng to participants •IF A MAJOR CHANGE TO A PUBLIC CHARTER PROGRAM OCCURS AFTER THE will be made within 30 days (14 days for Public Charters) after receipt of the written protected by• secU'ity agresment between GOI •nd American Manufact11ers Mutual Insurance Co., City Place I, 1 City Place Oriw:, Sui• 180. SL Louis, MO 63141· 7021. DEPARTURE OF THE FLIGHT WHICH YOU ARE UNWILLING TO ACCEPT, WE WILL cancellation or slilatitution request. REFUND, WllilN 14 DAYS AFTER YOUR SCHEDULED RETURN DATE. THAT PORTION llNll$ED !Ol!B $fB\(!Cf$ Any pHsenger claim must be filed with GOI wilt-in 80 days from the date of ret11n, or if GDI is una... ilsble , the clsim must be fifed W1h the securer. AhlJr eo davs from the d•• OF YOUR PAYMENTw-ilCH APPLIES TO lliE SER\1CES NOT ACCEPTED. lf'MI cancel ORE§; • No reflrtds will be mede for #'Pf tou eervices wAch are not used by the P9flicipant !except • Public Charter, we w ill notify you in w ri ti~ witnn 7 days of the cancellstion. but in no of return, the securer will be released from any liability except for those ct9ims already in the can of major changes to Public Cherters •detailed below!. properly filed. ew:nt la tar flan 10 d •ys before the •cheduled depar1Ure d••· 'NE. HA\.f NO RIGHT TO ACCDMMOOAT!QNS CANCEL THE CHARTER LESS THAN 10 DAYS BEFORE DEPARTURE, EXCEPT FOR L RESERVATIONS 2 • Unless specifically confirmed in writing by the Denver GDI office, all tripe are sold on a PAATICIPANrs BESPONSIBI! mes CIRCUMSTANCES THAT MAKE IT PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO PERFORM THE CHAR· • Items not included in this pack•ge price; i.e., gratLities, meals, Mexico sirport departU'e mujm11m occppeocy bHis. Mudmum occupancy IW1h double sleeper sofH and TER TR IP. If that occurs, M Wit notify you H soon H ponfble, but no la1111r than 1he supplemental bedding utilized) mesiw 4-8 persona per hotel room, suite, one bedroom taxes and all items of • personal nature .,e the sole resp«wibi1ity of the pesseroer and shell be paid directly when the service is received or H inclicat.,d on t rip participent scheduled depanure d••· If the charter is canceHtd, ve WH make • full refund to you or studio condominium, 6·8 persons per two bedroom condominillT'l, IJ..10 persoiw per within 14 days after cancellation. information or ,,ouae rukis~. three bedroom condominium, etc. • APPLICABLE LAW: This contr•ct is gowmed by and construed in accordance Wth N -Hi-PADREC • Air traiwportation, hotel and accommod•tiona rules or corditions of carriage, n deter· • GDI or CBC reserves the right to split, or arrange gr~ in .ny 1N1rner necessitated by la""9 of Colorado. The righm and remedies herein .,. in addition io other rights and group size, svsilab!.e accommodations or for any o!her reason W1hout notice. If shared mined by Hid entity, must be adhered to at •II limes. Th• includes -Hotae R~es· and rules/regulations printed in itineraries or o1her distribuied prin11ed materials. Pets are not remedies available under applicable law. s Break Travel Su lement 7 Cancun, Mexico Property

PAOPEllTY STAR RATING MAP LOCATION 11 8·1 8 8-2 Spring Break 1991 a 8-3 8 8-4 a 8·6 8 8-6 8 8·7 8 8-6 8 8-9 Package Prices 8 8·10 w ..t1nca..._.., 8 8·11 Buch~ 6 8-12 CallndaC... 6 8-13 c._,,, 6 8·1' c ... 6 8·16 6 8-18 5 8-17 6 8·18 Cancun/Mazatlan/Puerto Vallarta 6 8-i9 6 8 -20 DEPARTURE DATES Price• .re per person baaed on quad (4 per1onl 6 8·21 occupancy in Cancun and 6 per1on occupancy In 6 8·22 FRl/SAT/SUN evening departures: Mazatlan and Puerto Valle,rta. and include: round trip air Tr 0 .. 6 B-23 from the listed cities on select weeka. ground 111 ... T .... 6 8-24 2/23/91 3/09/91. 3/23/91 •• tranafera. Mexico resort tax. 7 nigtitl lodging. 15 % 6 8-26 3/02/91 3/1~791. 3/30/91 1ervicea of a GDI repreaentative, activitie1 and dlacounta. 6 8·28 Reservations will be applied to requested date or the first avail­ B-27 Down- 6 able date within any above weekend. town 5 B-2a 6 8-29 6 B-30 Houston • 349 • 399 • 449 • 479 • 529 6 B-31 Dell•• -Atl•nte • 389 • 429 • 469 • 499 • 539 4 B-32 St. Louie - Relelgh/Dulhem • 429 • 469 • 499 • 539 • 589 4 8-33 Chicago - Detroit • K•n•H City - Clnclnn•tl - Phlladelphl• - WHhlngton, DC • 469 • 499 • 539 • 569 • 599 4 0-34 4 B-36 • 489 • 519 • 549 • 589 • 619 Denver - Buffalo NY - Columbua, OH 4 B-3a JFK - Booton • 499 • 529 • 569 • 599 • 629 4 8-37 Trtpl• Supplement +. 40 +• 50 +. 75 +• 85 +• 95 4 L-3a Double Supplement +. 100 +. 110 +. 130 +. 150 +. 180 Cancw\ Plaza 4 B-39 c ...... 4 B-40 CH a.. 4 L-41 • 399 Phoenix ClubY-a-t 4 B-42 Mlnnaapolla • 499 F1 ..1am 4 L-43 lodging In 2 Bodroom/2 Beth ouho .....don I ponon occuponcy. Quint add t30; Qu.d add tlO; Tripi• •dd t100; Double •dd t190. Kl..... 4 8-44 . . L .. v.... 4 L-45 Ma a C.,._ D•llH - Phoenix - El PHo • 399 4 B-4a PlaHD.iSal 4 0-47 Wlchlt• - Kmnoeo City • 459 Plaza Kok.i 4 0-4a MlnnHpollo • 549 Plaza lll• aa.tas 4 8-49 lodging In 2 Bedroom/2 B•th euhe ....eel on I penon occup•ncy. Quint •dd •30; Qu•d add UIO; Triple •dd •100; Double •dd •190. San Martino 4 L-50 TVA3RB - Add$ 20 00 p1 r p• r .1111 fiir P"·'k wt•i>lo•1Ht d .. p.ttllUt''> 3 9 3 16 3 2 3 91 NOTE ~8 00 p1>t p+'r~1111 u·~p~lr,1111111 11·1· r1 qturt•d w1tll f111.1l Suites Kdcal 4 0-61 TVAS p.1y1111•nt RPf1111tl,d1h• d,1111nqP dPpos1t 1nc1y hi> t1•q111r1•tl by hnt1+., 11p1111 .irr1v<1I Pm t•s ds of 8 1 90 fttPI sutt li.trtJP 111ny ctpply 4 B-52 Tucancun Bac:h 4 8-ti3 Glrasal 3 8 -64 3 a -65 3 8 -56 0 -67 South Padre/Panama City Beach/Orlando 8-68 3 8-69 3 8·80 3 0-61 3 8 -62 3 0-63 Spring Break Resorts I Property Description Code 0-84 Plaza C.,.._ 0-66 Sob...-.. 0 -66 Suites Albonda 0-67 TVA Suites SW. 3 L-68 TVA RBS Cancun Handal 2 0-69 ABS Novotisl 2 0 -70 TV,A,B,G,S 2 0 -71 TV,A,B,G,S 0 -72 TVA RBS .... 2 0 -73 TVARBGS Tr Cerlba 0-74 G Colariol 0 -75 TV.A

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------~ RESERVATION PROCEDURES Making reservations with GREAT DESTINATIONS, INC. (GD!) or CAMPUS BEACH CLUB (CBC), is as simple as A, B, C. Follow these easy steps - but don't delay as deace is limited and subject to availability at the time of your reservation. A $50.00 per person de!losit for domestic packages or $100.00 per person deposit for international ~ estinations is required with each reservation. Prices subject to change without notice or until fu ypaid. ~ Complete and sign STEP B For bookin~s made through a travel agency or campus organ- Mail this CONTIN E STEP A. this application. • ization, ma e all payments to sponsoring group. For bookings STEP c • Reservation Working to be your Please print legibly! Keep a copy for made throufoh camthus representatives or direct make payments to Campus Beach Application to: Reservations, 1888 Sher- your records. Club, Inc. or Sou Padre Island and Florida packages, or to Great Destinations, man Street, Suite 780, Denver, CO Inc. for Mexico '/Nckaies. Checks and credit cards are accepted for initial deposits; 80'203, (303) 830-2020. Fly Roun money orders 0 LY or final payments. on Contine Reservation Application & Participant Agreement - Complete One Form For Each Participant or Individual Group - Please Print (Only 1 form per room or individual group needed for domestic packages ·- 1 form per person for international packages) TO THE B NAME: (M/FI GROUP/SCHOOL LAST FIRST and save SC HOOL ADDRESS : ( I STREET crrv STATE ZIP TELEPHONE $100 p HOME ADDRESS: ( ) STREE T CITY STATE ZIP TELEPHONE person. * TRAVEL AGENCY/AGENT: ( ) N.Nl.'IE/STREET CITY STATE ZIP TELEPHONE Reetrictione: 1 , Ticket must be for roundtrl RESERVATION INFORMATION: NO. OF NIGHTS ARRIVAL DATE Itiner ary must lnctude • --- stay. A minimum of HY• DESTINATION RESORT: D SOUTH PADRE DCANCUN DORLANDO--'--'-- DMAZATLAN D PUERTO VALLARTA DOTHER puJchHe la required. Al fares reatricadons apply. TRANSPORTATION : D GDl/CBC AIR D GDl/CBC MOTORCOACH D OWN TRANSPORTATION DEPARTURE CITY: OFFICE USE ONLY foJ aome faJea may be ea ROOMING PREFERENCE: HOTELS DSingle DDouble DTriple D Quad Dauint BOOKING I 2 . Valid for t ravel to and h am In Texas, FloJida or Mexico CONDOMINIUMS Done Bedroom (6persons) D Tv.o Bed room (8 persons) D Three Bedroom (10 Persons) PRIORITY tinental Airlines or Conti must be in conjunction wltt. OCCUPANCY: D PRIVATE UNIT !only lhose roomstes liatedl D SHAAED UNIT lwa pro'<'kle roomm••• to fill unit· no Co-Ed roomsforlhis•'8ctionl " o f a GDI or CBC package. PROPERTY PREFERENCE: lst Choice 2nd Choice DOMESTIC PACKAGE: INTERNATIONAL PACKAGE: GROUP MEMBERS Payments: Names of people in your group sharing unit wth you: lritial $ ( I I I$ South Padre/Orlando/Panama City Cancun/Mazatlan/Puerto Vallarta (olease do not list vourself) Second$ ( I I ) $ PER PERSON PRICE .•...... $ PER PERSON PRICE ...•. • ...• $ NAME (LAST, FIRSn PHONE I Final $ ( I I ) $ Other $ Other $ ( ) ( ) Trip l1Wur•nce Option 1$19.00/personl $ Trip hwLWance Option 1$19.00/person) $ Total payments $ ( I Refundable Damage/CIHning OeJ>09it $ '.'!O OO Other $ Credit Card Payment Info: ( I Registration Fee $ BOO Registration Fee $ BOO 0 M/C 0 \/ISA 0 Pmerican Ex. ( I TOTAL PACKAGE PRICE $ TOTAL PACKAGE PRICE $ I, the card holder undersigned below, PER PERSON PER PERSON ( I hereby authorize $ to be I of persons for this reservation x I of persons for this reservation x ( ) charged to my account number. ( I Acct. I: TOTAL GROUP COST $ TOTAL GROUP COST $ exp. date_/_ raprasenting deposit ( I NOTE: $60.00 cashdamege del)Q9it or crldit cwd imprint w ill be for __ passengers as indicated. This For information on required at each ho11e\ upon check·in. Tht. depoait WU be It your group does not fill unit to stated capacity, group may payment also includes the 4% credit ting articles, phot ~~::,e~._u:b: ~q·~~du~~·o~ d~;.~7.•t:~ ~~°c~~~--rtut!: purchase empty lodging spaces or we will be happy to card fee. I also understand that I am is NOT included in your ~c kage price, combine other roommates Wth you. If requesting to share or for advertising i waiving all charge back rights. Meke checks peyable to Campt.a Beech Cll.i>, Inc. Make checks P•Y•bfe to Great DntiNtione, Inc. wth Others WB assign please check here: 0 ' Name: tion, contact lnte I have read this application, including all the tenns and conditions on reverse, and agree to all provisions, including the limitations, Signature: Vacation Adverti · restrictions and cancellation service fee provisions thereof. I am authorized to act for all of my group members listed above. Trip ln•urance Option: (303) 830-20 I I - -o;;o--I I I would like information on YesO Pa111 ci pant S+gn ature Repre-ni.tiw --c... ---- optional trip cancellation Ext 103 Telephone # ( ) Code# and accident insurance. No 0