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,, Eastern lllinQiSllL 61920 University. Charleston, E Vol. 74, No. 29 Two sections, aily r 20 pages eferendum on ballot in November PODWOJSKI whether or not to add the referen the marching band and the train Sports Board received about a fact that you pd le (students) are ATHY dum Lo the ballot. Senate must ing rooms, Athletic Director R.C. increase from student constantly being pasked for tuition also decide if the feeswo uld be Johnson said. Sac 10,000tivity fees . The board needed increases," Johnson said. referendum increasing the increased by a flatrate increase or Intcrcollcgialc at hletics additional funding for increased "We arc also concerned we nt activity fees to support the by indexing, which would received a flat rate increase of student payroll. need to take care of all the rcollcgiatc Athletic Board increase the fees yearly according each semester through a referenS7 However, Johnson said the sports." be on the ballot for this to the rate of inflation. dum in 1984 with the stipulation Intercollegi ate Athletic Board is Eastcrn's athletic department ember's student government Fees for intercollegiate athletics that they would not request anoth completely separate from the ra i sect S20 I .064 at a reccpl10- tions. go to athletic operations and er increase for another four years. Recreational Sports Board. n/dinner on Sept. 8 Lo kickoff a c Student Senate must decide scholarships, the Pink Panthers, In the Recreational "We're very cognizant of the 1987, 7 "' Continued on page huttle puts America ack on flight track APE CANAV ERAL, Fla. (AP)-Space that was destroyed aboard Challenger. ttle Discovery carried the American In Washington, President Reagan praised back into space Th ursday after a 2- J.he launch, saying the shuttle was "headed absence, its five astronauts riding3 a into orbit and America is back in space." thfoot tail of fl ame from rockets meticu He saluted the bravery of the crew and ly redesigned after the Challenger dis- added, "We ask God to bless this important voyage." veryone certainly stood tall today," Launch, at 11 a.m. EDT, came only :37 Kennedy Space Center director Forrest after NASA waived weather guidelines to · McCartney as Discovery settled into allow for flight through some lighter-than it, 1 84 miles above earth. Mission usual Florida winds. The 98-rninute trol said the ship was "performing simply heightened the tension as delay · NASA · ally." unveiled a spaceship that underwent more ·x hours after liftoff the crew accom than 400 modifications since the hed the main mission of its flight, Challenger flight. e of a satellite that will giveNASA Just how well the Discovery's booster ly constant communication with future rockets performed in their new design le missions. awaited detail analysis. But J.R. t was the first launch since the Thompson, who directed the work from lenger explosion with its toll of seven Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabamathe on a cold winter day schocked the said, "From everything I see, everything
· andstopped the manned space pro looks great." nin its tracks. . Hauck's veteran flight crew consisted of e sure appreciate your all getting us up Air Force Col. Richard Covey, Marine orbitthe way we should be," Discovery's Col. David C. Hilmers; John M. Lounge;Ll. mander, Navy Capt. Frederick Hauck, and George D. "Pinky" Nelson. Landing Mission Control, "We're looking for was ·scheduled for Monday at Edwards Air d to the next four days _ we have a lot Force Base in California. and we're going to have a lot of fun The astronauts had said all along they ·ngdo it." were treating the mission as a "shakedown Liftoff was the first and most important flight," in the words of Covey - and they lcstone. but more was at stake than sim quickly ran into first flight problems. A . getting in space. The two year ground water evaporator that provides cooling to the shuttle fleet set back the nation's the ship during the climb to space and ellofite delivery capability, and release of returnto Earth was partly clogged with ice. communications satellite was the main And a device that provides electrical power er of business in orbit, several hours to move an orbital steering engine was not r launch. working. The giant Tracking and Data Relay Neither problem was critical. ellite is a $100-million twin of the craft AP LASERPHOTO 398 Discovery liftsoff Thursday morning from pad of the Kennedy space Center.
OG to ratify three year contract with faculty Friday CRAIG EDWARDS University, Northeastern lllinois ca mpus are opposed to the new fair share faculty to pay their fair share, they have to inistration editor University, Governors State University, provision which will require non-union prove at least half of the entire bargaining We sternIll inois University and Eastern. faculty to pay a percentage of union dues to unit belongs to the union by the end of The Board of Governors executive com Jayne Ozier, president of UPI Local cover the collective bargaining costs. November. ttee will hold a special teleconference 4100, Eastern's faculty union, said Larry Janes, an educational administra Pam Meyer, BOG spokesperson, said day to ratify a three year contract with Wednesday that she is pleased with the tion professor, held a meeting earlier this there is currently no method to determine ulty and the five universities it governs. overall contract. month for faculty opposed to fair share. "I how many members UPI has. She did say The tentative agreement. which calls for In addition to the percent salary don't think the government has a right to that at Eastern, only 45 percent of the 547 mtial percent salary increase, was increase which is retrocactive5.7 to September make us pay umon dues," Janes said. "I'm faculty and academic professionals have 5. 7 tied by the University Professionals of I, some faculty will receive promotions opposed to forcedunio nism," he added . union dues deducted from their paychecks. nois Thursday night. Project Leap, an with an attached percent salary hike. Ozier, maintaining the fair share provi "But there could be others who pay their ependent election agency in Chicago, Oz ier also said.33 qua lified faculty will sion, does not force anyone to join the dues directly to the union," Meyer said. irmed the majority vote. receive a percent increase in union. "We just want them (non-union Ozier declined to reveal the exact mem 3-1 3.92 If approved by the BOG Friday, the set Febrauary for market adjustments, degree members) to pay their fair share," Ozier bership figures for UPI Local 4100. but ent will affect 2,0 14 faculty and aca completions and excellence awards. said. said about 50 percent of Eastem's faculty ic professionals at Chicago State But some faculty members on Eastern's But before UPI can require non-union belong to the union. 2A Friday, September 30, 1988 Changes likely to occur in USSR MO SCOW (AP)- The legisla bus1Dess. The Cenlral Comm1ttc1? ha ture and the Communist Party's Tass reported Foreign Minister been expected to meet by the policy-mak1Dg body will shake up Eduard A. Shevardnadze landed of October, but one Sov1c1 sour the Kremlin hierarchy ID extraod in Moscow Thursday afternoon said plans for 1mplcmcn11n mary meetings this week, a high after cutting short a U.N. visit. Grobachev's rcfor poht1cal level source said Thursday. DefenseMin 1stcr Dmitri T. Yozov were proceeding "faster tha n w The policy-setting Central ended a visit to India a day ahead expected." Commtllee meets Fnday and the of schedule. The wource. a member of Supreme Soviet on Saturday. The The 1,500-mc mbcr Supreme Central Committee �taff �aid meetings brought officals rush1Dg Sov iel, the riation's parliament, committee will approve cha ng back to Moscow and sparked usually convenes twice a year in the party and the structure speculatton that Soviet leader after meetings of the 300-member government outlined at a Ferraro's son freed Mikhail S. Gorbachev and his Central Committee. It last met conference in June. p MONTPELIER, Vt.-John Zaccaro Jr, got up early Wednesday, opponents would face over his May 24-26, The reforms arc intended packed up thefa mily Oldsmobile with his father's help, and drove away ambitious economic and social Soviet media reported Sunday enhance the status of the party from Vermont and a cocainede aling conviction that led to three months reforms. that a regular session of the the leading force in Soviet under house arrest. Soviet sources said there was Supreme Soviet would beginOct. ely. Theson of former Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Geraldine "no crisis" in the leadership, but 27, and lhe announcement The source called il Ferrarowas freeda month early for good behavior from his four-month the abrupt change ID plans of sev Thursday of a special sitting at that personnel changes would"logic term of house arrest, a sentence that created an uproar because Zaccaro eral top Kremlin figures clearly such short notice was highly low any change in the organifi spentit in a $1,500-a-month apartment in Burlington. indicated urgent or unexpected unusual. lions' format. Zaccaro,24, and his father, John Sr., packed up Zaccaro's belongings at 7:30 a.m. and drove away. Their destination was not made public and Ferraro's office in New York said no information would be released student begins new scho about theirwherea bouts. Al DS Soonafter Zaccaro startedserv ing his sentence in July, the rev elation of SOUTH ROXANA (AP) go to win the right to attend a were quiet. They jusl held his living conditions prompted Gov. Madeleine Kunin to change the house Jason Robertson grabbed his new public school. signs." arrest program so no drug dealer could participate in it in the future. backpack and walked into a new Jason suffers from AIDS-relat Wearing a fresh set of cl school Thursday, past protesting ed complex, a disease that often and shoes, Jason was met by parents who don't want a student precedes a full case of acquired pack of reporters when he Gacy's execution upheld with AIDS-related complex immune deficiency syndrome, to start second grade. arri SPRINGFIELD-The Illinois Supreme Court on Thursday upheld attending classes with their chil which is fatal. Conner said the - youns John Wayne Gacy's 1980 convictions and death sentence in the sex dren. "Things went very smoothly," seemed "somewhat bewilde related killings of 33 young men and boys, but prosecutors said further Despite the placard-waving Superintendent Charles Conner by all the attention, but Ro appealsare likely to delay his execution for several years. demonstrators, the 8-year-old had said. says her son handles it " "Gacy is not at the head of the line, I wish he was," said Kevin a good start, his mother, Tammie "We're going about our than I do." Sweeney, chief of death-penalty litigation for the Cook County state's Robertson. said. business of teaching children." She said school officials attorney's office, who called Gacy "the best illustration of why we have The Robertsons moved to "Things wenl really well," gested they enter the the death penalty in Illinois." Roxana last month, fed up with Robertson said. "I expecled the through a side entraschn Thursday's ruling, issued without written dissent, marked the second Lhe cnt1cism m Granite Cily 15 protesters to give me a Granite Undaunted Robertson had o time that the state's highest court has turned down an appeal by Gacy, miles north, where Jason had to City reception. They didn't. They ideas. convicted of more murders than anyone else in U.S. history. Unless the state justices agree to reconsider their ruling-a request that is rarely granted-the 46-year-old Gacy has exhausted his appeals in Illinois courts. Albanese appeal rejected
SPRINGFIELD (AP)-The an adequate defense. against Charles Albanese Illinois Supreme Court fo r a third "We findthat defendant was not strong enough to sup or the Auto workers may strike time turned down an appeal from denied effective assistance of viction even if we werep tto PEORI A- Negotiations over new labor contracts at Caterpillar Inc. arsenic killer Charles Albanes.e, counsel ...." Justice William that his attorney's actions or i and Deere & Co. intensified Thursday in the face of a deadline that who was convicted and sentenced Clark wrote in the Supreme lions constituted error." could trigger a walkout of 30,000 union workers in seven states at mid to death for the murders of three Court's opinion. night Friday. wrote. members of his family. Albanese contended that, Albanese, 51, of McHenry, United Auto Workers off icials at Deere plants in Iowa reported an Justices set Jan. 25 as the date among other things, his trial attor - convicted in 1982 of the unusual amount of overtime recently as Deere, the leading manufactuer for Albanese to be executed by ney was ill-prepared for trial, that poisoning deaths of his of farm tractors and ag ricultural implements, struggled to meet back father lethal injection, but that is almost he did not speak to enough expert He orders in theface of a possible strike. his wife's grandmother. certain to be delayed by furthf'.r. · "Our people have had a lot of overtime," said Jerry Neidert, vice witnesses or the right ones, and also convicted of trying appeals. that he did not properly cross brother and stealing fromto president forUA W Local 838 in Waterloo, Iowa. "There has been over the In their decision, the justices examine the state's witnesses. time in all areas. It's ex cessive. ily trophy-makmg dismissed arguments that "The uncontroverted evidence Corp.busin "We've got people working 16 hours a day, double shifts. Some guys Allied Die Cast.mg Albanesc's attorney didn't provide are working seven days a week. We're talking lots of people-hundreds."
01'l1�Eastern News The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Illinois during fall and spring semesters and twice during the summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by the stu dents of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $18 per semester, $8 for summer only, $36 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of the Associated Press which is entitled to exdusive use of all articles appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority view of the editori al board; all other opinion pieces are signed . Phone 581-2812. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the North Gym of the Buzzard Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second dass postage paid at Charleston. IL 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Illinois ']oln University. Charleston, IL 61920 me forddnks, NEWS STAFF lvant Editor in chief...... Chrystal Philpott Verge editor ...... Matt Maynard to suck Managing editor ...... Russell Stare Assoc. Verge editor.. Missy Tiberend News editor ...... Amy Carr Verge photo editor .....Steve Beamer Assoc.news editor ...... Kim Mikus Art editor ...... Jim Carlson your Edit page editor ...... Donelle Pardee Graphic editor ..... Robb Montgomery Activities editor ...... Rebecca Gambill Advertising mgr ...... Cory Bollinger Assoc.Activities ...... Stacy Isreal Sales mgr ...... Lynne Wilson Blooood!" Administration editor .Craig Edwards Promotions mgr ...... Lori Buscaglia Campus editor..... Catherine Velasco Student bus. mgr . ...Melody Crickman City editor...... Jeff Madsen Business mgr ...... Glenn Robinson Sports editor...... Mike Fitzgerald Editorial adviser ...... John Ryan Assoc.Sports editor ..James Betzold Publications adviser ...... David Reed Tonight 8 p.m.
NIGHT STAFF Night editor ...... Russell Stare Photo editor ...... Mike Sherman Asst. Night Editor ....Donelle Pardee Copy desk ...... Deanna Dry, Wire Editor ...... Marlene Petak Becky Gambill, Amber Grimes, Matt Sports editor...... David Lindquist Mansfield, Valerie Reynolds Friday, September 30, 1988 3A inal count finishes close to set drive goal ring donors Students, faculty, residents e right in help Red Cross campaign collect close to set goal o courageou� f1rsl timers REBECCA GAMBILL blood Thursday aJter attend ActivitiesBy editor Bud Sanders' Blood Donor Workshop 'ety Thursday brought the blood workshop. held �onday e drive to an end with a total count t. was designed to help allevi of 1,493 pints collected. nusconcepnoni:. about giving "That's still a really good turnout," said Vickie Rumohr, c group started by telling Red Cross Blood Drive consul t 'cared them about giving tant, although the goal set by the . The general concensus was teal condition for many ... committee failed to be met. ule fear of needles. Thursday's count was 412 pints, Wesselmann, the first of the most of any day of the drive. ren brave souls, said she was "Thursday tradionally is the busi to death" of needles. est day," said Rumohr. red Tepe agreed wholehearted- Both Rumohr and Mark Bomball, faculty advisor for the king a buddy was empba blood drive, stressed that this fal showed up." because it gives the donor l's drive was better than last fall's They also thanked the volun one to talk to while wanmg m drive. "We were a lot more suc teers for their help andsupport. Imes. Sanders said anxiety cessful, 195 more pints," said Bomball said that without their when Imes Ids wa1tmg m the Bomba!!. help there would have been no 1� think ausc there lime to 'Part of our problem was we blood drive. t the needle. had a high number of deferrals," Many reasons were given for andcr' compared g1vmg blood Bomball explained. He attr1but�d donating blood this week. takmg a test because the blood this to the unseasonably warm "It's the thing to do," said Mike sure and pulse nse m an anx1- Crouch, junior business major. situat1on. "Anx1ely doesn't weather. One problem which wa� "Somebody's going to need the e from the needle, it comes JIM CARLSONI Art editor encountered throughout the drive blood and I have a little bit to Lhe mind," Sanders said. Betsy Tope front, and Karen Wesselmann donate blood. group was then taken was long lines to wait in. Rumohr spare." Theough a visualization of the -grapes and had plenty of sleep. the needle was going in, bul was said this was detouring some Michell Kapp, junior computer ating experience. Sanders sug They were readyto go; physically fine after that. In fact, when the potential donors. Additional nurs math major, commented, "It's a at least. nurse took the needle out, Karen this to be thought of es were brought in on Wednesday nice thing to do for people that I sted Karen mentioned that while didn't know it until she looked ughout the procedure. "This is to help accomodate this problem. don't know. I'd feel bad if I knew waiting the musical chairs caused and saw none. She had been pay perfectly safe procedure and Bomball said that on Thursday someone needed my type and I some nausea. "You're stomach ing attention to what Gary lions of people do this.When I aides were brought in to take didn't give." finally gel's settled down then it's Rachford, general chairman of the done with this procedure I blood pressures and pulses which "I feel like I'm helping save a up and down again." blood drive, was saying to her. · have conquered one of my allowed the nurses more time life. I'd appreciate it if I had been Betsy and Karen didn't mind Following a short rest, the girls est fears." in a wreck or something and the iron count test. "That was tookadvantage of the refreshment with those who were actually giv Thursday, 11 a.m .... Betsy and · needed blood there would be fine. It didn't bother me. My doc- bar. ing blood. en were ready to give blood as tor does that," Betsy said. What really helped Karen was Both agreed that the turnout of some," said Julie Housmann, donors was good. "We're very sophomore psycology major. feeled. like I'm more calm now During the actual donation "the imagry of the situation. I did 1 Betsy did tremendous. She felt a n't know if it would help, but proud of the fact that students, the The Red Cross schedules blood I I'm in the room," community and faculty supported drives each semester for interest selmann said. little lightheaded for a while, but when it was happening I knew it ed students, faculty and residents The girls ate an early lunch of said it wasn't too bad. would help." it," said Rumohr. aroni and cheese, salad and Karen, on the other hand, was a Betsy summed up the girls pride Bomball commented, "We're to take part in saving lives. little panicky when she knew that with, "I'm proud of ourselves." thankful for all students that eer helper program proves successful over pa st
Jones, advisor of the program. only had estimated 45 clients. The program time to their clients," Jones said. Jones also The retention rate has been up 10 percent now has 91 clients, said Jones. many of the peer helpers spend more from the 1985-86 academic year. "But we The program is geared to minority money on their clients, then what they At a time when minority retention at won't know the extent of our success until incoming freshmen and transfer students. It receive fromthe program. tern has been difficult to maintain, the our first group (1984 clients) graduate," helps new students get familiar with She noted that peer _helpers have dealt r helper program has helped create a 66 Jones said. Eastern and its resources. with problems of their clients anywhere cent retention rate in its own program. The peer helper program began four The retention success of the program from pregnancy to judicial problems. The statistics of the peer helper program years ago because of the lack of minority doesn't all lie within the clients. It is the "Sometimes the best thing peer helpers can ention rate has shown remarkable suc retention at Eastern. peer helpers too, who have lead to the suc do is listen and channel them in the right ss. Within four years, the program has cess of the program. direction," said Jones. Last year, statistics show that 66 percent grown tremendously as well as successful Currently, there are 19 peer helpers. With the statistics in, does the program the clients who were in the peer helper ly. It was four year ago that the program "Some of our peer helpers devote a lot of work? "It works," Jones said. gram returned to Eastern, said Johnetta ...... nusual hot dog stand serves . . GOP accuses Wright of ducking p fishy franks in Chicago t���llll WASHINGTON (AP)-If you It, a five-stool hot dog stand (AP}-House pa Jim Wright accused ! : lteve you can t teach an old dog opened by a man who's redesign Speaker on Rop.� : Dick:1:�;n�:it!�e;;r!� Cheney nA; Republicans of of ;:J\1)l;�lfuill�• tricks, here's food for ing an Amencan classic. rying out a politicalThursday car chamber's third-rankingWyoming. andfmnotnff�tink1#g�@ijMF } ew vendetta the But ought: a hot dog with mustard, "A lot of people look at it and R�pyl)J0��ti$ #�O��} against him, but the minority Republican. He said exchanges Democr.alic criunt&riffensiYei!V ions, relish and caviar spread laugh," Bob was were more countered that sim far acerbic thannormal. �ai(l, Y/:ftg'lj� �filjp�y om one end of the bun to the Stiolich, 25, said of his menu. ply trying to Wrightcharges that D-Texas, dodge�was aµd duck he Wright, told s�lffi.:lg�q��� er. They say, Are you serious?' classified reporters that efforts to improperly disclosed GOP .. que-I'!Ce:s Fish eggs and wemers? Nothing "Yes, I'm serious. No grease, no - have�ethicscomtnineeinvest� ()f llffl #ijfil�¢ PY fil�t·H information. · came as angry · gate House ring.upa;���g�,( ·e it. hamburgers, no french fries. We whether.he violated "The Caviar, the hors d'oeuvre of the have thmgs that appeal to health personalThe comments charges rules by taUdng p0blicl)' st wee spejk�f;''.� ffig�(I�f¢!i� flew back and l palate, the snack of the conscious people." a - transgre�i6mi A!Y� �!il.'8����f ilver forth between of ffluent and those who want to Stiolich offers three types of leadershipfigures · bothsides fo the political · , is standard fare at Let's Dog caviar, sold by the ounce. never 'seen aisle. ��=:a:u�!ec�;=��;�!��=- · ·�:d�f'IA�•fllil1J•••• "I've this thing get motivated . duck out now," f;ypolitics: -- - . .- - this} w�e: (J>�mq�ia��)f- ofronttol likeit is said · - Rep. Tony Coelho, the · ocrats mittee,1"�·1�t� Of:1t� :S �!�tbiU:tc: - •.·. · were��.!! e;hd!e��,•lf���; Dem No. 3 leadership offi any OtherCommi (}f ttee in institution" caving the .as cat's to weresaying privately thaf\'Vlijj¢( cial and of a _paw tcyto they of.Jhe The date of the group picture Tuesday m the library quad. The into elements House, partisan ptoud leg•sla�/ right-wing of their out political IOOtb or Busme s Week was incorrcct Daily Eastern News regrets this seek to embarrass carryvendetta againsta _mem- tivereeordpftheleadership-. Crnigr� · /· who wider Y reported in Wednesday's paper. error. Wright.party another Wright's e picture will aken at noon ,. < ber," he said. be , ' '· ...... � � . .. Al. 88"11 Confusion still reigns over election
My friend Joe and I were able to walk into the Capitol and say, "Hey guys , beers headed for Marty's the other I on me!" OPINION day when we passed a huge ; "But what about nuclear ...I mean sign displaying the words ' defense? Don't you have a stand on how wenation al "Register to vote here." protect ou;- nation?:' should Although I have been regis- Yea, I do. My microwave oven is nuclear enough tered forthree years, Joe didn't without these hotshot sdentists making more bombs even know what a ballot blow up the earth. Did you know you can cook a looked like. Seeing this as a tobaked pot ato in less than five minutes? perfect opportunity to get him · "For a minute there Joe, I thought we were getting to broaden his horizons, l sa.id, somewhere. What do you think about the wishy· "Joe, do you want to - go to washy stance Bush has taken on abortion his Editorials represent the and Marty's ...or DO YOU WANT denial of any involvement in the Iran-Contra scandal?' opinion of the editorial board. TO REGISTER TO VOTE?" Did you say Busch ? It's about time. Register for a free boa t? "Not Busch beer, George Bush, the Repu bl c n Columns represent the Sure man, I love to waterski. Presidential nominee." i a opinion of the author. CanI enter as many times as I wan t? Oh , wait I've heard of him. He's the wimp "Not boat, Joe, VOTE, you know that thing that peo- running with a guy tha t looks like Robert that's pie who care about their futures plan to do in the Wh at's his name ...Duck? Redford. upcoming election." "Quayle, Joe, it's Qu ayle." The Dally Eastern News Wh at election ? Oh, wait a minute, I've heard about Yeah, Duck, Quayle, whatever it ta kes. Isn 't an election. Isn 't that when they are going to decide if wimp too? A war wimp, I think that's what they he a Friday, September called 30, 1988 they 're going to raise the bar-entry age in Charleston him. See, I'm up to date on my candidates. to 21? Yeah, I definitely wa nt to vote in tha t one . . . "I'm impressed ." the bars are the only reason l·c.ame to Eastern. I even know who the other guy is. I c.an't remember "Sorry to disappoint you Joe, I don't think the city is his name, but he has a big nose, and he is G�k. going to be seeking your input on that issue, but you Man, I love Greek food, and I can 't cook it in my Computer virus can help decide who the next President of the United microwave. Do you think if I vote for him we'llg a States is going to be. Now, don't you think it will be a Greek resta urant in Charleston ? et gratifying feeling when President Dukakis ...I mean "Anything is possible at this point. Joe." when whoever is elected takes office and you can at Coo/. Isn 't his wife 's name Kitty or something like afflictions are ___ _ _ �- _ n least say you v o�� _ that? She sounds like a fun chick, and she 's ki of No. Who cares? Amy, I'm really getting thirsty. pretty too. How come that Busch, or dguy where did you say that boat was? always has his mother by him when he's on Bush, N? immature, costly "Who cares? Don'r you care--about where yo ur tax 'That's not his mother, it's his wife, Barbara." moneyis used?" - now you 're really grossing me. just tell me ------:- Ewww, It seems as though the computer communi Duh, It's got to be going to someplace more -worth- where to sign , I can't possibly look at those two for ty is afflicted with a virus that damages or while than where I speRti-#Je rest of my money, ' the next fouryears . " destroys programs. unless Congress is going to the bars on my money. \. Amy Carr is the news editor and a regular columnist Hey, now that migh t be a gratifying feeling, being - rorThe Daily Eastern News. This used to happen in high school, only then instead of it being refered to as a virus it was called Killer It was funny as long as DOS. -thi is {:<1\, lows N in' it didn't happen to you . s u ! offa . Editorial _ However, according to an like. has ever iiliiiillilillliiiiiliil fhis happekd a+ _ article in U. The National College Newspaper � Ol�mpi�s ..... who\e world- a computer virus has invaded various univer �Tc.nan�_ 1�ei ha sity computer systems and the Apple Corp. 's 1s I
Macintosh computers. ---..=:::::.::::- .:::; - -, :c Sources belieive. virus originated on the l �-' · th e =- --=�- west coast. But no matter where it originated -- - it has found its way to other areas in the .._:::.:::.--� ...... United tates . � S Why would anyone willingly sabotage the # vast computer network? There is no valid rea son other than lack of maturity and the desire � to play games with other people's time and " money. r: The virus is actually a tiny program that �/... - exists within the computer. However, it could also exist on an unsuspecting person's discs who then unknowingly transfers it to the computer memory. From there it will 'infect the computer user's programs. The damage caused by the devi ous program ean cause a variety of problems. These problems range from scrambled data , bad commands, programs being erased , pro This week's question was asked by Amber Grimes and photos grams that ca.n no longer be accessed or were �en by Heather Fowler. complete system crashes. , �te�·:Speaks It becomes difficult to have confidence in today's young college students or future career seekers. If some of them are playing games costing people money and hours of W,ho,�On the presidential debate? valuable time to correct the situation, who says they will not continue to play immatUre IJHs . ChrisSo costly games once they reach the busi- �ho,.ore . , � . andness world. Enviro�e�· Baologyf Orabutt . "I think Dukakis won. He l.lck ese games should stop; however, tf they Senior Th made Qush t;>ac ktrack�on a lot Speech Communications don't there are ways to guard against the ' o f h is1 anslwers, ke i li the "I really don't think either of computer virus from attacking your pro- defense issl.Je. He couldn:t them said anything outstand re e ber hich issile was g�ams. . n:i � rp ing. They reiter,.,.ted on what whic:;h. vf There is a preventive set of computer codes they've already been saying: that are designed to guard against the possi- bility of future failure. In addition, it couldn't hurt to have backup discs in the event you are. a victim of what used to be a high school prank. The best thing is to simply watch your sys- tem and be careful of sharing. This virus is a Scott Shaw HoUus Gessler freshman communicable disease in the computer- sys Sophomore Physical Therapy tem . Undecided "I think Dukakis won . He Another thing is to simply sit and hope the "I think Bush won. Dukakis came across more sincere whole thing blows over people behave in made some real cruel than Bush. Bush was more or remarks. debate is to a mature fashion. and A less saying what the public debate issues." wanted to hear." Daily Eastern News Friday, September 30, 1988 SA arbler. loSes money from portrait no.. sh ows Every time a student doesn't show up for Yearbook Associates said, "I only average to find another way to fill their space, he their potrait appointment, "The Warbler" I people a day." said. not only loses money, but the yearbook is 04Acc ording to Kidder "this 1s a little The money that is used to publish the eeze. incomplete. below average for a university this size." yearbook comes from a percentage of the 's picture time, but many seniors and Glenn Robinson, Student Publication's To kill time Kidder said he reads the paper, sitting fee. This means the yearbook is los uate students arc chickening out and business manager said. a student that docs books and cats. ing more money every day,Sall said. showing up for their portrait appoint not get their picture taken, is losing an There has been plenty of advertisements The more money that they get, the better lS. opportunity to be part of Eastcm's history. in the newspaper, and around campus. The the yearbook can be. "It (money) goes e Warbler" staff expects 150 to 175 Not only is the yearbook a history book, students arc also called to remind them of toward making a cover, color pictures, nts to gel their pictures taken each but a reference book . he said. Five years their appointment the day before, said Jon more pages and graphics," said Sall. , but only about 100 people show up in from now, when a fonncr student calls an Sall, editor in chief of "The Warbler". Last year the yearbook lost money when ir Sunday clothes for the IO-minute instructor for a reference, the faculty mem According to Sall, "the people who arc students did not show up for their pictures, I. ber looks at the yearbook to remember the not showing up are the people who have he said. incc September 19, senoir portrait student. been called and confirmed." October 13 will be the last day the pho intments and sittings have been avail Potraits also give students the opportuni Every year the yearbook reserves a cer tograhers will on campus. that day re from 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. in the Neoga ty to give family members "classy studio tain amount of space for senoir pictures. takes, scnoir and walk-insOn may be taken. m of the Martin Luther King Jr. photos," he said. With the rate decreasing of people getting Until then, they will be taking undergradu · ersity Union. Cindy Kidder, photographer from their picture, "The Warbler" will have ate pictures. staff tickers on sale CATHERINE VELASCO dents to park in student designat· ed parking lots which have 24- hour enforcement. ore parking stickers will be Stickers must be placed on the ailable Monday at the lower comer of the windshield on ·versity Police Station. the passenger side, Hensley said. gt. John Hensley said there Parking stickers will be on sale I be about 150 to 200 parking for $12.50 for a semester and kers for sale because campus for the year. The Universit$25y ing lots are not being used to Police office is open from 8 a.m. ir potential. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through During the busy hours of the Friday. y, 100 parking spaces have Hensley said he knows about n open on the west side of 50 to 65 stickers will be sold wson Hall and on the new lot because this is the amount of Fourth Street, Hensley said. weekly temporary stickers the Also starting Tuesday the park office has sold since they stopped lot near Ninth Street Hall will selling parking stickers in early reopen after being closed for September. The University Police airs, he said said. sold a total of 1,900 stickers The parking stickers enable stu- fall. this DEBBIE BULLWINKEL/ Staff photographer. A student sits on the steps of McAfe e gym boning up on the lastest topics.
rchestra to perform Nobel Prize awarded nteresting concert to U. N. peacekeepers perform a specialpresentation at 2:30 p.m. in the Grand Ballroom of the Martin OSLO, Norway (AP)-Soldiers on the the seven peacekeeping forces are in the Luther King Jr. University Union. Thecost front lines of the United Nations' 40-year Middle East. Students and faculty will have the for the concert is $5.00. quest for peace won the 1988 Nobel "We are here to keep the peace, but hance to enjoy beautiful music while The Pops Concert is an opportunity for Peace Price on Thursday for steadfast winning the Nobel prize makes you feel !ping a worthwhile campus organization the student body and community to hear duty in the cross fire of the world's con good," said Canadian trooper Tony unday. many styles of music from P. D.Q. Bach. flicts. Mayfield, 22, who guards a crossing point The Eastern Community Orchestra will The orchestra members will play bottles The Nobel Committee said the U.N. between Greek and \urkish sectors of peacekeeping troops built greater faith in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus. the United Nations, which "has come to Nearly 10.000 peacekeepers from more play a more central part in world affairs." than 30 countries serve under the U.N. The award could bolster new U.N. flag. Peacekeepers most recently were able offers new channel peacemaking efforts to oversee shaky dispatched to Iran and Iraq under a cease Starting Monday, students who subscribe 11 on the cable dial. truce agreements in the Persian Gulf and fire negotiated in the countries' 8-year cable television will have one more The American Movie Classic channel, Afghanistan. long war. "There is great joy." said Timor annelto choose from. which formerly occupied channel 11, will In Jerusalem. peacekeepers broke open Goskel, spokesman for the U.N. Interim TNT, Ted Turner's new family entertain move to channel 22. bottles of champagne to celebrate the Force in Lebanon. He spoke from ent channel, will begin broadcasting TNT will be added to basic cable pack prestigious award as the word was passed UNIFIL headquarters in Nacoura, onday with the classical hit movie, ages without charge. by radio from outpost to outpost. Five of Lebanon. Gone With the Wind." TNT will feature movies and several The new channel will move to channel television sitcoms.
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eferendum •from W rld famous clarinetist to perform page I o agic Million endowment fund 'vc to raise million for $1 Concert schedu led Monday in Dvorak Hall 's and women's scholarships. Johnson met Thursday aftcr arc old friends and attended fully it will be very interesting," fonning with the Chicago Pro oon , By STACY ISRAEL · along with the other Associate activities editor Julliard School together. Fine added. Musica, te ach ing at :- e Paul mbcrs of the Intercollegiate Fine chose Yeh to perform at Fine said that The Friends of University and doing Dlo per � lhlctic Board, to discuss the Classical music enthusiasts at Eastern for a variety of re asons. WEIU is a body of financial formances in his free time. fcrcndum proposal. Eastern and the surrounding "John is a major ligurc in music supporters that helps promote Yeh will be accompanied by Johnson said that student area will have the opponunity to and a world-class soloist. He's the radio and tv station . By pianist Tamara Orlovsky at s at Eastern prov idc the sec a world famous clarinetist, very close by," she said. sponsoring this benefi t concert, Monday's perfonnance. She is a hoot with the smallest John Bruce Ye h. "He also has several record Fine hopes that the group will Russian-born pianist that cur ount of all Illinois state uni The concert on Monday at ings that we can promote on the become an acti ve and construc rentl y plays with the Chicago rsitics forinterc ollegiate ath 7:30 p.m. in Dvorak Concert air. A person of his musical tive part in the community Pro Musica, as well as being on ics. He cited fees rangeing Hall will cost $10 for the gener caliber is an assc to the com musically. faculty at Indiana Central om $84 at Western llinois al public and $5 forstudents . munity as well as thel{_ station." "John is such a great musician University. niversity, to $96 at Northern Ye h, 31, is the Assistant Fine's enthusiasm about clas and would be a very good Ye h, along withOrlov sky will inois University for intercol Principal Clarinet of the sical music is a definite asset for choice to sec for sdrnconc that be playing selections from the iatc athletics. Eastern stu- Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Eastcm's radio station and the isn't very fam iliar with classical music of Prokofiev and Brahms. nts pay about $40 of the He joined the orchestra in 1979 Charleston area. This is her musk. Fine said. This is the second year for al $240.85 per semester to as the Solo Bass Clarinet. Two third year at the station, and she Ye h al.so perform s with the WEIU's Benefit Concert. Last collegiate athletics. years later he was appointed to hopes to try and re move the Chicago Pro Musica, which is a year Friends of WEI wel U "We have a problem and we his present scat. snob aspect associated with chamber music group that he comed Burton Fine, Elaine's some help," Johnson said. Elaine Fine, the Classical classical music and make it organized. father, who is the Principal If senate approves putting Music Director at is more acccsible to the public. He has a busy schedule Violist in the Boston Symphony WEI U-FM, referendum on the ballot, responsible for Yc h's perfor "Listeners won't hear things between touring worldwide with Orchestra. e increase would go into mance at Eastern. He said they that aren't too familiar and hope- the Chicago Symphony, per- ect the fall of 1989. Student Body President 'ke Riordan and several stu t senate members were pre SaintAcademic Louis Year Univ in ersity's Madrid nt at the meeting asking COMPLETilCURR ICULUM: Eni;li�h. estions about the proposal. Spanish, Liberal Arts,Uus incs� & "The whole problem is fear Administralion, TESOL, Sciences, loss of control over the stu HispanicStud ies nt fees (by the students)," SLU in Madrid is a member of AA/EOE 'ordan said. "It may be neces Graduate: Coursc:aoffc:rc:d during to put in a stipulation that Summer Session in July New at popcorn plus! would never increase over a in dollar amount." Apply NOW for Spring and Summer 1989 ''SUBMAX'' JOhnson said the athletic More·thao 1000 students ID the Program partment is "definitely for Contact: submarine sandwich index." He gave the exarn Raymond L. Sullivant, SJ. Saint Louis University Saint Louis University in Madrid Study Abroad Coordinator e with this year's inflation Square Calle:de: la Vina, 3 Admissions Omc:c: Downtown on the e of four percent, students Madrid 28003 SPAIN 221 NorthGrand Blvd. 516 6th 348-5005 pay about $3.20 a year Id Te l: 233-2032/233-28 12 St. Louis, MO 63103 re, based on the $80 fees for Toll·frc:c: 1·800-325-6666 lc:I: epartment d
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Name phone number of submitter must be included . Clips itted after noon of deadline day cannot be guaranteed ication. No clips will be taken by phone. be Clips will one for day only any event. tOA Friday, September 30, 1988 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,� Panther Lounge ' e Warehouse Sycamores try to bounce back ' U-Stor T.G.I.F. ' By Raetz said. "Unfortunately, we Raetz said John Sahm, who has ' DAVID LINDQUIST ' Staff writer didn't handle pressure well last thrown for more than 1,300 yards 4:00 CLUB ' week or last year against in two seasons, 1s the stater, but ' Indiana State's football team Eastern." Kyle Frondorf, who has amassed � INDIVIDUALROOMS lost last weekend to the No. 4 1- Last season the Panthers came more that 2,400 yards in two 1-3 $1.75 The Key" �' Charleston,"You Carry Ill inois 61920 AA team in the nation, but the from behind to defeat Indiana years, has been playmg also. 'n' 3-6 $2.00 I\ Behind Rex Don's Warehoae Sycamores think this week's game State 20-14, collecting the game "Whoever is playing well at the I\ South Route 130 with unranked Eastern may be w inning score on a John time is playmg," Raetz said of the I\ Ph: 345-3334 Ph.: 345· PITCHERS Night n tougher. Sengstock 24-yard touchdown situation. "Sahm's physical prob ' Do n & Mary Thomaso --Ownen "Eastern presents more overall rush with 46 seconds left. lems cause him not to be a runn�r. �'''' ''''' '''' ,, problems than Western llhno1s Raetz said he wasn't sure how Frondorf is a more diverse quar did," Indiana State coach Dennis last year's loss would affect his terback." Happy R aetz said of the Gateway squad this Saturday, but he likely Sahm has yet to play a full sea Conference matchup. "Eastern is can count on a solid effort from son at Indiana State, as he has B-Day well-balanced offensivelv by wide receiver Steve Elmlinger. been plagued by hamstring, ,knee , Deb design and philosophy." Elmlinger, a junior who trans and ariklc inJunes dunng his first Raetz said he expected ferred from the University of two years. No Western's quarterback Paul Smger Cincinnati, returns kicks and On the defens.1ve side of the Debbie to be the Le athernecks' main punts in addition to bemg a wide ball, Raetz said his squad faced an weapon. Singer was, throwing for receiver for the Sycamores. overwhelming challenge in a 55-0 Zbylicki a career-high 375 yards in "If we've had big plays this sea loss at Florida on Sept. 17. 24-21 you're not Western's comeback con son, it seems Steve has been m on "Last week was the fi rst game ference win. them," Raetz said. we faced a team we will normally YOU'RE Against Eastern, Raetz said his Elmlingcr averages 168.33 all play," Raetz said. "Ronda was an 5 1-2 Sycamores, overall, will need purpose yards per game, rankmg entirely different experience. But 21 ! to equally defend the pass and run him fifth in D1v1sion I-AA. we did some things well. They Luv P Mary attacks. At quarterback, Raetz draws on ran 81 plays and I think we Aim Angie "Offensively, we know Eastern the talents of two experienced defended 70 of themad equately." Free order of fr w ill apply a lot of pressure," players to guide his offense. w/purchase of THIKSTY'S a State pitcher ·astern to Indiana Friday Night something the Panthers haven't making on throwing passes. '1n The Cellar' pa�c J .:A \ hole nig"'fftt.rom been ableto do m the last couple He's also pleased with the fact SPECIAL "Sahm is the guv they believe 1s of weeks. that the Panthers have been able their leader, S poo said. "I think it s very critical (to to spread the offensive load -U "Frondorf is stat1st1cally better. apply a pas rush)," Spoo said. around. $1.259:30 Both are very capable. "You can't give two quarterbacks The Panthers may also have a IaBatfs "In that particular circumstance, of their capability extti1ded time player play both offense and $1 .50 if Sahm is out of the game it's not to throw or they will hurt you defense in the same game against NO COVER a breather because there is an badly." Indiana State. -FRIDAY equally competent guy that is Spoo was pleased with Scott Johnson, normally a PITCHERS coming into the game." Eastern's pass protection against defensive back, may also be used Happy Youngstown State as well as quar as a wide receiver in some cir The key to stopping Indiana 3 - 12 Mid. State's dual quarterbacks is to terback Eric Arnold's decision cumstances. 3-6 apply an effec tive pass rush, Across from Post Office
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I love playmg, the other and organizer of the Learn. from around here follow hockey. guys Jove playmg and show up to ·1cd a stronger turnout for It's mostly the people from play," Stanton said. I Chicago who are interested or A tentatively scheduled first guys turnout play," Stanton said. game will be Oct. 22 m had about 20 y night and we'll probably Most students don't know about Evansville, Ind. them all season," Stanton ftball squad to Iowa tourney TONIGHT Lady Panther softball team be the host school Iowa, Indian Indian Hills. travel to the University of Hills College and Mount Mercy. Eastern enters the tourney with GRAND BALLROOM to compete in a round-robin Eastern will play each team on a 9-5 record and coach Janet ament on Saturday and Saturday beginning at 10 a.m., Marquis said that "I would like 6:30, 9:00 Admission $1 .00 1111�; y to finishoff i ts fall sched- followed by a noon and 4 p.m. the team to gain confidence in game ..On Sunday the Lady their hitting going into the wmter lStAIUSRlDllllJ ft &19 -.OC,,CW GPA " Clll.UG( c:Alllll. Panthers will play Iowa and conditioning." "''"" ,._,., ...,'I-...... T't' THE \.&AaM Mit'9'1i1M&U ORIGINA.L ..... � ....-...... --- . MOM� ...... WOlllr.IC.T\ .... OM& Mm .....,._ ...... ors 1M&KWt Classic �Y Jo� WI& .... ,,...... , page Senior outside hitter Laura Loyola, though its record not 12 is •from Bruce leads the league with 4.13 up to does have an ace up its .... setter Donna Sieber is digs game. 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MAN OR ONE OF SQUARE PAN PIZZA bottles and • $1 .00 Salad Garlic Bread AND ROUNDEACH PIZZA) (1 oz. DRAFTS & 1 16 Located next to $3.95 345-731 2 Dining a.m. to p. m. Wal-Mart 11 9 HEY We Deliver 11 am to 2 am LARGET Sun- tit pm i-WO"' MAFNRlE 9 � I f'"RBUEEY ON E • • and YAlh�free order�- of � crazybread PIZZA ... HAPPY I GET ONE FREE! 22ND!! Buy any size pizza at the Pl&atu regular price , get the identical pizza FREE! Addtilnal$9 1llppilg6 �additional I on Has It All al Plioo - olz• ond - d "'Pl*'9I J f� By BILL LOOBY Saturday, the Lady Panthers "Everyone's anxious to be play �. taff writer play Evansville at a.m. and ing at home, we haven't been 9 Loyola at 6 p.m. Wright State home in a long time," Eastern Home swc home. plays Loyola at a.m. and coach Betty Ralston said. Eastern' c llcyball team Evansville at 4 p.m. 11 The best team Eastern will play, omcs horn n host the EIU The tournament, if anything according to Ralston. will be the �00rs/Coor Classic Friday like last year's, should prove to be Raiders of Wright State. 11d Saturda · a McAfec Gym, a nail-biter. "Evansville has the best record, fter playinf l<; 1rst I matches The Lady Panthers, in its last but I would think Wright State 1 ri the road • ·rar against high match against Clemson, needed to would be the toughest," Ralston vel compc. ion. win only one game to secure the said. The roun , )btn tournament Classic title. Eastern comes into the Classic open "' h Evansvill� (7-4) The spikers fell to a 14-1 deficit with senior middle hitter Gina " II wd Loyola playing at 5 in the first game but then reeled Knoke, last week's Gateway 14-8) , m., while rastern (5-6) opens off 14 straight p oints to take the Player of the Weck, ranked eighth against Wnght State (7-7) at 7 lead in the game. The Lady in the league in hitting percent- ;J.m. Panthers won the game 1 8-16. • Continued on page 11 Lady Panthers to Illini Classic PHIL CHAPARRO Mizener finished seventh over Eastern men's cross country Staffy writer all last week. and ran her best team was supposed to host the race to date at a clip of 1 8: 16. EIU Invitational. However, some The Lady mther cross country With her times continuing to of the teams couldn't show up and ram will t 1cl to Champaign drop, Mizener has a chance to do the meet was cancelled. ·us Saturc t ·ompete in the some real damage at the Gateway "This will give the guys a 1llmi Class 1 0:45 a.m., while Conference Championships on chance to go home," head coach Eastern's n's cross country Oct. 29. Tom Akers said. "We came out of team will e JOY the weekend off. "It looks like she is running last weekend's meet feeling pretty The we n are coming off a well," head coach John Craft said. good about ourselves, and are 111th pl? ·mish at the Redbird "She has set a goal at peaking at geared up for the Washington '·1 1, where they were the conference meet and making U niversity Invitational in St. Cindy Geib (fr om left),Gina Knoke and Patti FriJIM�·� C;�.. .. . by th�' efforts of sopho All-Conference." Louis next weekend." !W"'..., a rie weekend's action during practice al L u Mizener. McA/ee gym. One of Eastern's very own could be published. Page 3 Go see Illinois' finest high school marching bands this Saturday. HEATH ER FOWLER I Staff photographer ' u e of Charleston s yo n r residents get their first taste of art. me , � , fe stival .•1 �. ; uccessful ' 1., 'We try to make it an educa nal experience and enjoyable j that everyone can feel they do something in the arts," · Janet Messenger, a repre J n tati ve of the Steering mmittee for the Arts On the uare Festival which took ce last weekend. Artists from all over Illinois eived the chance to show Cinema writer creations and exhibit their Roger Johnson irft . They created wonders ht before Charleston's resi ts eyes. asket weaving and many er crafts were shown by the HEATHER FOWLER I Staff photographer ·sts. Area merchants show their wares. with catchy tunes to keep the for the past two years and this are seven additional areas of We try to make it festive mood alive . Local busi year the Uptown Association excellence to a variety of the educational expe nesses in the square also took has been planning and running craftsmen. These seven awards in the f esti val as well. Mack the festival." represent different areas of the ence and enjoyable. Thoele, owner of the Popcorn Though there were a variety arts and there is a People's Plus, saw the festival as "a vari of artists at the Fest, the Choice Award for their favorite Page 7 ety of ideas of what art is to the Council is rather selective as to art or artist. �':f anet �essenger artist and bring them all togeth who would show their craft at Overall, the festival was a Committee, Arts On er on the Square." the festival. The artists that success, according to fe stival tbe Square Festival The festival had started out were present at the festival last sponsors. Mars is closer to us IJP------11 as an idea to promote some art weekend were invited through "When it comes to festival than ever before. Virginia Witt of Witts Kitts, works in the area three years recommendations from differ planning, we ar just babies," Find out what that joys creating and captivating ago. Then the idea of making it ent art councils. Responses said Messenger. e-However, she inquisitive expressions of a yearly occurence when it was came from some of the artists does have plans for future Arts means in this ts in her many paintings. brought up at the Charleston from promotions of the festival. On the Square presentations. week's Tale End. cording to Witt, her favorite Area Arts Council. The Council advertised the Messenger hopes to extend the ts to paint are the "We worked with the Uptown festival through pamphlets, number of days the festival will ·malyans, but, "like any other Association to produce a quali booklets and advertisements run, to make it larger, add Page 8 t, they don't like to pose." ty fall art festival," Messenger statewide. more booths and attract more Dave Swickard's Polka Band said. "The Charleston Area The artists are judged by Best artists. .. . -- .- - - ned the atmosphere up a bit Arts Council has run the festival of Show, Best Booth and there -- �--- �- More photos page 4 ------._,, Try Black Death at E.L. Dear Reader Kracke rs ifyou have the guts CRICKMAN one of the advantages of Pemberton. Perhaps Charleston's best kept secret is its love for By MEWDY J. Staff WnLcr Krackers said Alexander, a Krackers offers specials i Ed every the arts. But once a year for the last three years, 21-year-old Eastern business night of the week. Sundays are Charleston expresses itself artistically through festival . Celebrate Halloween a administration maior, and regu- teen nights. Mondays are month early at E.L. Krackers lar customer at Krackers. $ 2.50 pitchers a cover I'm talking about Arts on the Square . with 1405 Fourth St. It is Fright Alexander thinks Krackers is charge. Tuesdays are free drafts The festival is a chance not only for the artists to Night , the night for slasher one of the best bars to meet ti! midnight with a cover. get their work shown, but is also a chance for the movies and Bloody Mary's. You people due to the atmosphere . Wednesdays are Ladies$3 Nights town to celebrate together. Arts on the square is a can even try B lack Death, a There is something to do Ladies dnnk free from 8-11 new drink concocted for the besides stand around and drink. with a $3 cover. For chance for Charleston to show its colors, and we the guys, frightful night, if you are not People are more prone to Wednesdays mean two for OllE caught it on film. too afraid. approach new people to dance drinks. New on Thursdays arE Take look at Heather Fowlers photographic essay Krackers, a popular dance rather than approach people $2 pitchers with a $2 cover. on the festivala . Charleston never looked better. bar, has been around for 10 and just start up a conversa- Friday nights are theme c For you marching band buffs, there's a a story about years. Ken Keating and Jim tion. nights. Drink spe ials arE Severson have owned it for six Alexander said the specials according to the the high school marching band contest at O'Brien theme . years now. Krackers offers are a big draw Saturdays are two for one Stadium this Saturday. Don't miss it. Open every night, Kracker's for the bar. The location is also drinks from p.m. a 8-9 with you ever thought about what it takes to put employs three disc jockeys to a plus as it is right across from cover. $2 togethHaveer a show choir. In this weeks Verge you get a off er a variety of music. Each DJ has his own style and chance to find out what is put into a show. Ve tge Staff favorite music which appeals to Verge ·; different crowds. editor Dena Miller, Bret Lomanand The video system consists of Matthew Maynard Melody J. 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(AP}-Soul Brown, 55, walked into an rBRET WMAN something that would be pub research and writing of the singer James Brown 1s again in insurance seminar Saturday wrncr If lished in a academic journal." book. It "seemed natural" to trouble with the law. armed with a shotgun and a "The book is targeted for a gen write a book on the Illinois Brown faces nume rous p1stol , ordered everyone to Writing a book must be one eral audience." Thorsen added Democratic Party, since we are charges, including assault and leave the room and "escorted" most difficult challenges that the book includes such both battery with intent to kill, after some women outside to lock �� the Democrats; but we could m! take on, but it's a task that famous and interesti ng have easily written a book leading police on a chase that the restrooms, police said. rE Thorsen and Tom Scism Democrats as Steve n -A. about another presidential began near Augusta, ran into During the chase, Brown r l � taken upon themselves to Douglas, the leader of the South Carolina and back into tried to ram police cars with e I\'€ party. �omplish. Democratic Party in the 1840's Thorsen listed newspapers, Georgia. his pickup truck, said Sgt. ft! "The Godfather �r !The book they are writing is and 50's, and Governor Henry books, magazine articles, jour of Soul" Frank Tiller of the Richmond was free Sunday after post County Sheriff's ts ti ed "An Illustrated History Horner just to name a couple. nals, and interviews with some Department. tl ing a total of $ 25,298 in Brown's wife, Adrie e Democratic Party". The book's time span is from Illinois Democrats as just some nne, said � l th bonds in both states. the singer is on medication for orsen and Scism, both 1830 to the 1970's. Thorsen of their research they used. � The half-hour chase ended jaw surgery. "H s in pain. � �lessors of Political Science, said, "we don't plan to bring it Thorsen did Say that "trying to after police shot out the tires ...He's not in his e'.right mind," �r� been writing the book for (the book) up to the present." find information about on Brown's pick up truck. He she said. ier� a year and it should be out Thorsen said that it was Scism's Democrats in all sections of the drove six miles on wheel rims On July 21, Brown was sen n� lnetime in the beginning of idea to write the book. They state was the hardest aspect of before winding up in a ditch, tenced to 2 years of suspended rE year. The book is exactly have known each other for 20 writing the book because of the 1e txt police said. jail time. what the book states. years and Scism approached lack of time tout , money, and The incident began when �� porsen said, "This is not Thorsen to help him with the resources." . .. Heg1ster to win VCR w/Remote Drawing Sept. 30 : . Q DTaco1ime TIME Tas te The Real Difference'.'. •, *Tuesday is TACO Tuesday OUT TACO 59¢ *Wednesday: Taco I. Burger Charleston Soccer Soccer Official Reg. Fry I Med. Drink$1. 99 Officials Association needed 19 W. 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The sight bore a selections are the same, but for now he 'king resemblance to a scene from "A tries to have a part of the costumes orus Line," but it was actually audi changed each year. ns for Eastern's show choir, The The 24 costumed show choir plus a legians. 10-piece rhythm and brass section he night before, the group had been require a lot of space to put on a good sen through initial vocal auditions. show. Hills said that although he speci , it was up to each individual to fies the space allotment necessary for ve he or she had that certain combi- performing, an occasional breakdown in ·on of talent and stage presence tha communications leads the group to a so vital to a performing group. less-than-adequate-size stage. "It's like obert Hills, who has directed The playing a football game on a 30-yard llegians for three years, said per field," Hills said. HEATHER FOWLER I Staff photographer mer quality involves "a person who Throughout the school year, The take the singing and the dancing The Show Choir at practice Collegians present six campus concerts. make it as believable as possible choir. The banquet organizers didn't varies from small children to senior citi They also perform for civic organiza as interesting as possible to the want a formal choral performance, so zens he tries to choose literature that tions, community art series and at high dience ." Hills chose a group to perform "show covers a large span of years. It is often schools throughout the state . Hills said Hills first became involved with the music" which consists mostly of music difficult to find songs that both the audi the number of performances runs any her new show choir concept while from Broadway musicals. Since the ence and performers will enjoy. where from to 50 depending on the 15 ·ng his undergraduate studies in music group Hills created at Western, the first Although the music is usually new to year. Rehearsals are held for about two cation at Eastern. Hills credits the known show choir in the Midwest, Hills the audience, a performing group must hours twice a week. iginal show choir idea to John has been dubbed "the Father of Show strive to keep the numbers fresh. Performances at the high schools, harg, a former Eastern instructor Choir." Having a variety of selections helps pre along with word-of-mouth, are one way ose singing and dancing ensemble When Hills returned to Eastern three vent boredom amoung the performers. that students learn about the show choir s also known as The Collegians. years ago, part of his job description Hills said The Collegians try to have workshops held at Eastern in the sum cause the group performed only was the direction of show choir since about half-hour of music prepared for mer. Approximately 300 high school 1 lly, it was not well known. The Collegians had transformed into performance. He added that many students from all over the state visit After completing his masters work at Chamber Singers upon Maharg's retire competition-oriented high school groups Eastern each summer to learn how to stern, Hills worked for nine years in ment. Chamber Singers perform will learn only 20 minutes of music in become better performers. blic high schools but remained active madrigals, which are most easily an entire year in order to give a pol Eastern's camp has grown very popu summer stock theater, musicals and explained as unaccompanied part-songs. ished performance. lar. "Our camp is getting an excellent ht opera. A move to Western Illinois The Collegians, however, perform not Of course there is more to Show reputation," said Hills. He added that it iversity ended most of these activities only songs of Broadway, but also hits Choir than singing and dancing. To add has become necessary to refuse applica cause of a lack of opportunities, but from the present and yesteryear. One to the performance, costumes must be tions because not enough facilities are e possible the start of a show choir. concert last fall featured a song written corisidered carefully. available for the multitude of interested really started the group for a ban by a member of the ensemble. "Costuming is very difficult," Hills said. students. '1et, " said Hills about his first show Hills said that because their audience ''You have to remember that it is. a cos- This Week, SATURDAY NIGHT Live Entertainment At. .. �rl �-e�\ Sl!tD � * McCall 8t Young Located presents Wed -Sat9pm- lam at the Inn *Happy Hour Charleston Mon-Fri 3 pm-7 pm 217-348-8161 ''HOT SET-UP'' Ext. Free Hors Douevors 405 9 p.m. - a.m. 727 1 LeW�GE Seventh 7 5¢ Longnecks Yo u must at least yearsof age to enter. St. Charleston be 21 - $ 2 .00 Pitchers TUESDAY © 1988 The lV Listi Grou , Inc. Ft Worth. 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' ': .ON:TH£.V£RGE·OF. .fRIDAY. 3_(), t§l88 THI·WH.KE.ND58 Thirteeth band contest Heavyboots fo r Hennan Munster WEAVER Effingham, will be given this By PENNY N. LOS ANGELES (AP)-It's part for me are the boots." The new syndicated '.taffwr iter year to bands in five divi comedy not the long, tedious makeup The boots weigh 5 pounds series also stars Lee Meriwether sions. which are based upon session for "The Munsters apiece and turn the oot- 1 as Lily, Herman s wife Another weekend is upon us, high school enrollment. 6-f (played Today" that gets to actor John Schuck into a towering giant. by Yvonne DeCarlo m the and most of us will do the same The divisions are: Division I. ongi Schuck. It's the boots. "With the boots, I'm 6-foot- n al). Howard old thing. We'll sleep in, maybe Illinois AA , 160 1 + students; Morton as are part of 6." said Schuck. 'Tm not as tall Grandpa go to a ball game or a movie or Division II. Illinois A. 80 1-1600 The OCDts the final the (Al Lewis). Jason transformation into Herman as Fred Gwynne. who was Marsden as Eddie actually show up for work. students; Division Ill. Illinois B. Munster Numster, a comic version of Herman in the original series. (Butch Patrick) and il ry Generally, it will be the same 35 1-800 students; Division H a Van IV, Frankenstein's monster in revival but they are very helpful in Dyke as Marilyn (Beverly usual routine we've become Illinois C. 1 91- 350 students : this Owen the 1 %Os sitcom. terms of movement . They add and Pat Priest). accustomed to. Luckily for Division Illinois D , schools of of V. "It takes an hour and a half to a mechanical awkwardness. I In the 1960s "The those of us who get tired of the 190 students or less. Munsters" put on the makeup," said wear them only when I have to, was a campy same old rut, there's something If you're at a loss as to what show that had Schuck. "and the same amount and when I do I sit down as creatures from the l different to do this Saturday. to do tomorrow, check out the horror c as of time to take it off. The hard much as possible." sics living in suburbia. How about a band contest? contest. Band members work That's right, Eastern is host very hard to put on the enter ing the Thirteenth Annual taining shows that will be seen Marching Band Contest tomor this weekend. Performances row. October 1st, at O'Brien will begin around 9 a.m .. and Stadium. around 5 p.m., as hosts of the Thirty high school marching contest , Eastern's own bands are scheduled to partici Marching Panthers will do a pate in field competition show while the judges tally the throughout the day, said scores needed to distribute CUSTOM-FITTED Richard Barta, coordinator of awards. the event. Admission is only $ 3 for According to Barta, bands adults and $ 1.50 for stu OurSOF standard daily wearT sof1 CON TACTS lenses.a thorougn exam. cold "all the way from the south dents, which, according to carekit. instruction tor use Barta, is relatively cheap west corner (of the state) to and care and JOdays follow-up care. $89COMPlm Chicago area schools will compared to other college be here to compete. Each band contests. The only band will have 15 minutes interruption in the shows on the field, Barta will be a one-hour lunch TINTID DAILY WIAR COMPLETE explained, while seven pro break beginning around \ SOFT CONTACTS $ fessional judges watch 11: 45 a.m. So when the \ CIBA Soft Color• I 2 9 ----- seve n different aspects of Marching Panthers per \l BON u 5 the performances. form, go out and support \ FOR ONLY '30, get a pair of eyeglasses Barta noted that Eastern's them as enthusiastically as from a select fashion group, with the pur contest has been quite suc they back up our sports chase of soft contact lenses cessful in the past . Last teams. During Le day year alone more than 6,000 check out the results of the SAME DAT(In Most Cases) SERVICE hard work of dedicated high people attended the day of '* competition. A total of 78 school band members. They PH. 345·5 100 Ave. won't fail to impress and 904E. Lincoln different awards, donated Charleston, IL by Samuel Music of entertain you. 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Chave;- Mexican The Big Chill i1 ra , on the other Indian whose 1s [)acker:. ta e,11 knife dllO, oand together as if afraid throwing. Chavez :::> character 1s tu cdrry an entire movie by the spiritual center to the tnemselves To m Cruise and group, while also displaying a - 11 :00 p.m McCarthy are a couple savage side that is determined BREAKFAST . Andrew to 11 :00 exceptions who have to survive. Phillips gives one of o.m.-Donuts SANDWICHES of the Biscuits • Beef • BBQ to break away from the the bes t perfor & Hot tried mances in the •Ham een image. But those who film and lets his character {Fresh Doily) •Turkey me to fame in certain John Roger unrole progressively in the • Club ughes films still tend to work OPEN 24 Johnson story. He is a talented young the ether. actor who is one to watch m HOURS DAILV is the retelling of the future. /� Yo ung Gun hands, which was basically a story of Billy Kid and front One of the lesser knowns, in ler e the to scare off the bad guys. )�\ is band of. desperadoe ROAST I s It The young Bonney is not con the cast is Casey Siemaszko. BEEF f gins with the you ng William tent to be a showpiece and is He plays Charley Bowdre, the . Bonney (Billy the Kid) on anxious to show the M/D gang somewhat misguided soul of run , and finding his way to the group. He is constantly pet e that they are not to be messed home of the Englishman rified of "hangin"\ Siemaszko e with. ohn Tunstall (Terrance The cast is made up of the may be familiar to those of you tamp). Tunstall is a struggling newest inducties into the brat with cable, he plqys the help tt!eman, and Bonney hooks pack. iess victim in the underra ed WM&� with his group of hired film Three O'clock High. p First up is Charlie Sheen, ands known as the "regula Emilio's half brother, as Dick Siemaszko and fellow " rs. The regulators job is to Brewer. He is the leader of the newcomer Dermot li�llllff!Jq4 c elp prote t Tunstalls invest hands and runs them pretty Mulroney (Dir ty Steve) play ent in the small New Mexico much by the book until Billy the fifth and sixth members wn from the Murphy-Dolan shows up. His performance is, of the regulators, but never ang. Murphy, the leader of at best . limited to appearing seem less important than Weekend � M/D gang, is played by the the so called "stars" of the e angry with Billy's arrival and inister Jack Palance, who challenging his place. He is the film; a credit to them both. the part if nothing else. Rounding out the cast is ks counter-voice to Billy's "let's Breakfast The is ruthless m Kiefer Sutherland as Doc. a MID gang shoot em"' attitude. ir pursuit to monopolize the self proclaimed poet. Doc is e Emilio's performance as Billy, nd, leaving the M/D gang is a cocky/psychotic combina the ladies man of the Specials 'th the only option of being tion that makes the character group. Kiefer is the best of .. ore ruthless to the regulators. come to life in a way that is the ensemble, an d again -1 1 :30 Sat 7-2 Sunday �.Mil·��··:.·�..,. efore Bonney's arrival, the believable within the frame that gives a good solid character �-·"""""""� regulators" worked as ranch the story gives us. He's done performance. 7th & Madison .345-7427 FRIDAY @ 1988 The TV L1st1 Grou , Inc Ft Worth. 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I �Q�.·�� •ACKA s1de nW!io� 11From A K�g ro A Can" EDDIE Prlce1 100• thru Sun••y ROGER � oGrn By JOHNSTON MURPHY �A B811 Staff writer man, A a GORDON'S Michael Jackson's recently woman VODKA & GIN lifted nose is danger of droop and a ing! What could cause such a thing to happen? rabbit. TOUCHSTONE PICTURES Satan? IJ>eil FRI/SAT NITE FRI/SAT NITE 700 & 920 · No no no no, its something 715 & 930 750Ml SAT/SUN MATI NEE 215 SAT/SUN MATINEE 200 PM t�49 9 far less angelical than that. I SUN TO THURS NITE 715 SUN TO THURS NITE 700 believe it's the same thing that made my parents send that extra money, that I don't recall asking for. much less deserving. · MATTOON Give up? Its Mars. 40 STORIES OF r eal ly . I'm serious. SHEER ADVENTURE! No WILLIS believe that many of the events BRUCE YOUNGGUNS of the past several weeks have WHY THE WEST had less to do with fate, and DIE HARD TV¥ENTIETHCENTURY-FOX more to do with the current WAS WILD. �:����T�ox FRI/SAT NITE 440, 700, 920 FRI/SAT NITE 500, 71 5, 915 � alignment of the planets. SAT/SUN MATI NEE 215 SAT/SUN MATINEE 100 & 300 The Red planet, which for so SUN TO THURS NITE 440•700 SUN TO TH URS NITE 500 & 715 long was the source of mystery and speculation is now wreak ing havoc on the delicate psy STARTS TONITE! �--·ms"1: che of man and his environ CANAOIAN .A NTIQUE ment. MIS750MlT BOU750RBON Ml . ·� For the past several weeks t'OT10TROT l\NTIQU£ Mars bas been moving BOB GOLDTHWAIT WAFINfR BROS� -; � awards its closest DABNEY COLEMAN encounter with the earth. FRI/SAT NITE 510, 710, 910 SAT/SUN MAT INEES 110 & 310/SUN TO THURS NITE 510 & 710 4'9 Last Wednesday was the day tha• Mars was the near est it will get to the earth. "Near". however. is a rela tive te rm. 36.545,000 miles will separate the two STARTS TONITE! planets at their closest RICHARD DREYFUSS moment. in cost? But at what I've already mentioned several �OON OVIR of the events that I feel may be A UNIVERSAL PICTURE tied to this phenomena, which PARAOOR jPG. ·13l only occurs every years, FRI/SAT NITE 510, 710, 910 SAT/SUN MATINEES 110 & 310 I SUN TO THURS NITE 510 & 710 but they aren't the15 only-1 7 ones. Here at the newspaper I get to keep an eye on the wire that comes over, and theAP news keeps getting stranger. What was it that caused ''The Godfather of Soul", James WINE COOLERS Brown to lead police on a two state car chase only to be .CPock caught driving under the influ- ALL FLAVORS 249 nce after police shot out his ures. All this in addition to a ICE 'ecent charge of possession of COLD >CP. This is not the behavior of ... man who is in control of his earthly faculties. The angry red r>lanet is ruining poor James f3rown's life , and, the sad part ''" no one will ever suspect the origins his problems but me. o' Probably the most dramat c e x ample of the str ange 1 s t r o logical situation, ffected mE- in a way I never · n o u g h t p ossible. SCE FRI/SAT NITE 500, 715, 920 ARIO: I ave a presenta h SAT/SUN MATINEES 100 & 300/ SUN TOTHURS NITE 500 & 715 on due on monday. I go 1 ome the eekend before No Passes, SuNpersa 55 ver or MovieGoer Tickets Accepted 1e present�tion, and actu Also Plu an Student Discounts 'llly take the homework with l:IUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIU BRAU me. At home find time, EIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIU MEISTER• I CIU Full Cost 2� Cons ctnd do the work. Sunday, I CIUd CIU return to school-minus my Need a roommate for ICI COLD 99 oresentation materials. tell spring? El8 I 118CIU CIU 5 teacher the truth ... and CIU CIU he CIU CIU he believes me. I'm given an CIU CIU extension. Start advertisin now in the Two things about this sce 118 g El8 ,1ario impress me I do 1) �18 Classified section of El� '.omework at home, on a CIU CIU CONVENIENT .veekend. 2) My teacher has CIU CIU CIU CIU DRIVE UP the courag ... to believe me. CIU CIU Coles County Memorial CIU WINDOWS AT For this he will get my best El� The Daily Eastern News! Airport work fo the remainder of CIU El8 Oct. 8·9, 1988 GATEWAY & El�c1uc1uc1uc1uc1u1:iuc1uc1uciuc1uc1uc1uc1vciuc1uc1uciuciuc1uc1uciu CIU .he se ' Ster. Thank you ciuEIH CIUCIUCIUl:IUCIUCIUCIUEIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUCIUEIUCIUCIUCIU EAST SIDE .. THE VERGE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 88 .>N OF THE. WEEKEND 30, 1 988