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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the 2003 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in May by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "Tell the truth May 2, 2003 + f RI DAV and don't be afraid.• VOLUME 87. NUMBER 148 TH EDA I LY EAS TE RNN EWS .COM Ready, set, go THE DAILY Eastern's track and field team prepares for OVC championships EASTERN NEWS Page 12 Hosty v. Carter not over yet By Tim Martin newspaper. ADM INISTRATION EDITOR Offended readers demand- ed the university chancellor, "If llvlng today, President Nancy Cantor, fire the editor LJncoln would say: 'You can in chief and disband the news- fool some of the people, some paper. of the time, but you cannot And admllllstration turned fool all the people all the the other cheek. time. Unfortunately, Jews will Actually, Cantor by law fool Americans forever.•• could take no action - The -Letter to the Editor, ''Jews Daily IIJJni ls independent Manipulate America" Dally from the university - as col- Illini lege newspapers are protect- ed by freedom of speech This anti-Semitic letter was rights included in the First publlshed on Jan. 22 and Amendment. accused people of Jewish Lawsuits over the years descent of harborlllg terror- have challenged those rights; ism. the most recent of which deals Letters, e-mails and phone with the censorship of a stu- calls across the state - and dent newspaper, the even the world - were pour- Innovator, at Governors State ing In to the paper that pub- University. Ushed it, The Dally Illini, the University of I!Unols' student SEE HO STY • Page 7 PHO TO ILLUSTRATION / COLIN MCAULIFFE Bailey McMillen, a freshman chemistry major, argues with roommate Jenny Zielezinski, a freshman elementary education major, about what to watch on television. Tuition rate to Roommate rigors be decided soon • Living with a stranger can lead to problems ofjealousy and loss ofprivacy By Kate Henderson "She wanted to be me,• she on a quiet floor with 24-hour cour- By Jennifer Chiariello sibillty of 5 percent cap on any STAFF WRITER recounted. tesy hours, meaning the students CAMPUS EDITOR increase. O'Connor said her roommate was Uving there had to keep the noise Western has a cost guarantee Colleen O'Connor's roommate overweight and wanted to be an level quiet enough that it could not Eastern will not announce program, which ensures stu- her freshman year was interested average weight like her. be heard outside the door. whether the cost of tuition will dents will have the same tuition in cannibalism and Colleen. John Grimes Jr., a psychologist Zlelezinski and her roommate increase for the fall 2003 semes- costs all four years, said John O'Connor's roommate would working in Charleston, said some were friends in high school before ter until after the budget ls Maguire, vice president for uni- enllghten people on the gory details people Uving together have jeal- moving to Eastern and chose to be approved May 31 by the legisla- versity relations. So even with of cannibalism and watch the ousy issues similar to O'Connor and roommates. ture. the 13 percent increase, stu- movies, "Silence of the Lambs" and her former roommate. "We had different bed sched- Western Illinois University dents already enrolled at "Hannibal" Strangers Uving together worry ules," said Zlelezinski. "I went to didn't wait so long, announcing a Western will pay a lower cost. "Sometimes, I would come home about invasion of space, Eastern bed early and got up at 6 am. and 13 percent Increase Monday for The cost guarantee program at night and she would be sleeping psychology professor Anu Sharma she would come in at 4 am. and next fall. Northeastern has has been in place already for in my bed," said O'Connor, a sophcr said. wake up at 2 p.m." approved a 5.2 percent increase, four years. more elementary education major. "They worry about their belong- Zlelezinski and her roommate and Southern Illinois University "We don't anticipate any "Other times, I would get ready for ings being stolen or they don't want talked about their problems and Carbondale a 16 percent change in the enrollment trend," bed and she would pull a purple and their roommate sitting on their bed tried to work them out, but they had increase. Maguire said. red lawn chair up right next to my or eating a snack when they aren't too many differences, which result- Northern Illinois University Western's student enrollment bed so she could watch television." there." ed in her moving out after the first and Illinois State University will has been respectively growing, One time, O'Connor went to eat Even friends tend to encounter semester. discuss tuition this month. he said. An advantage students dinner in Champaign for dinner. problems because they go into col- Sharma said that there are a few Eastern's tuition lllcrease will have is a predicable cost for When she reached the restaurant lege Ufe with different assumptions logical steps to solving problems, could total $1.8 milllon, accord- all four years. her roommate was at the table next of how the experience will turn out, such as constructiveness and posi- ing to figures from the Bureau Sue Davis, spokeswoman for to her. Sharma said. tive criticism. of the Budget. The number Southern Illinois University She had followed O'Connor all the Jennifer Zlelezinski, a freshman "As a therapist, I always helped takes into consideration the pos- SEE TUITION • Page 7 way there. elementary education major, Uved SEE ROOMMATES • Page 7 Grants will not change with budget cuts By Jeremy Pelzer ls significantly Jess than what access to higher education." As a result, Deedrick said an ing State Sen. Dale Righter, R- CITY REPORTER tuition rates will be." Members of Eastern's Student increasing number of students are Mattoon, have advocated return- MAP offers grants of up to Government said Eastern students being forced to take out Joans, ing fifth-year MAP funding, no At a time when higher education $5,000 to Illinois students who will suffer. rather than receiving grant money action has been taken yet in is recommended for $112 milllon in demonstrate financial aid and Outgoing student vice president that doesn't have to be paid back. Springfield. cuts next fiscal year, Monetary attend a college or University in for academic affairs Ronnie Mormino and Deedrick both Deedrick said rising tuition Award Program (MAP) grant fund- Illinois. Deedrick said that while the state said they are also concerned that without rising tuition grants is part ing to students would remain at its Mormino said she thought MAP was "between a rock and a hard while MAP grants only cover four of a "general trend (where) higher current budget under Gov. Rod funding should be increased. place" financially, he felt a MAP years of tuition, financial and edu- education ls getting cut. Blagojevich's budget proposal. In his budget address last month, funding increase was necessary. cation factors are leadlllg an "It's a trend that all students However, many think that as col- Blagojevlch said he would "prcr "(At Eastern) we're going to have increasing number of students to should be worried about," he said. lege tUltion rates rise, simply main- tect" the current MAP grant budg- at least a double-digit increase in graduate in five years. Mormino said that all Eastern taining current MAP funding will et at $336 milllon. tuition," Deedrick said. "I hope that the Legislature real- students will "definitely" be affect- hit students' pocketbooks hard. "I will not repeat the last admlll- He said current funding levels izes that because of rising costs, ed by next year's budget cuts. I'm glad it (MAP grant funding) istration's mistake by slashing were already significantly lower there are more students that are "It's notjust going to affect sum- is not being cut," Student Body funding to the Monetary Award than in previous years. The MAP staying an extra year," Mormino mer school," Mormino said. "It's President Alison Mormino said. Program," he said. current budget was slashed 50 per- said. going to affect every single part of "(But the current level of funding) "We will not deny needy students cent from Fiscal Year 02, he said. While several legislators, includ- campus." Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Mostly cloudy Mostly sunny Thunderstorms Thunderstorms Mostly cloudy Partly cloudy Partly cloudy PAGE - ~ ~ ~ ~ Friday, 0 58° 630 720 68° 43° 66° 46° 67° 78° 51° 62° 45° 50° 46° May 2, 2003 TWO HI GH LOW HIGH LO W HI GH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIG H LOW HI GH LOW Other colleges allocate money for their RSOs By Niki Jensen STUDENT GOVERNMENT ED ITOR dents within organizations," Saelens said. Currently, Recognized Illinois State University has Student Organizations at more than 250 RSOs that are Eastern do not receive any currently eligible for funding, money from the university. according to the university This, however, is not the case Web site. for several other state univer- Beginning with Fiscal Year sities. 2004, the Office of Student Larry Ward, newly-elected Life and Student Government student vice president for busi- Association will implement a ness affairs, said many other new RSO Program Fund to state universities allocate allow only RSOs to apply for money to RSOs. funding. "I know (the) University of In a February 2002 issue, Illinois does," he said. The Daily Egyptian, Southern In fact, U of I students are Illinois University's student required to pay a semesterly newspaper, said "more than $10 Student Organization 300 Registered Student Resource Fee that goes toward Organizations are funded financing RSO programs and through a campus activity activities, according to the fee." resource Web page. Likewise, Northern Illinois Though the fee is refund- University's Student able, "a small percentage of Association Constitution states students request their refund," RSOs are entitled to money said Trish Saelens, assistant from the university. director of the resource fee The Constitution states a organization. power of the senate is "to RSOs at the U of I can apply appropriate allotted monies for funding at six periods and other benefits to Student throughout each semester in Association-recognized stu- addition to a summer period, dent organizations." the Web site said. Eastern wants to change the The money is allocated for state of the university's RSOs. programs and events put on by The five newly- elected STEPHEN HAAS / ASSOC IATE PHOTO EDITOR members of student organiza- Student Government execu- tions, Saelens said. tive members plan to take part Computer tutorial For example, funding is pro- in supporting Eastern's vided for RSO events such as Recognized Student Jason Ruesch, a senior physical education major, gets some computer help from Lisa Brandt, a senior elemen- multicultural activities, spe- Organizations through the cre- tary education major, Thursday night in the ITC lab of Buzzard Hall. Ruesch was scanning photos into the cial speakers and travel ation of a Student Leadership computer for a homework assignment. expenses for various competi- Council. tions. Though the executive mem- When deciding which events bers endorse the leadership to fund, the fee organization council as vital to strengthen- board considers additional ing and uniting campus organ- CM changes guidelines set for a funding sources for the event izations, it still has to be creat- and whether the event will be ed. available to all students, the A challenge posed by the Web site said. council will involve money withdraw! for military reasons The RSO funding has "pro- from the Apportionment vided student activities for the Board being given to the By James Washburn number of weeks of classroom please students enrolled in the campus; it's provided educa- Student Government for the STAFF WR ITER attendance needed to determine mi!Jtary because if they were tional opportunities for stu- purpose of RSO funding. whether or not the student in called up, it may allow them to The Council on Academic question would pass the class. graduate when they planned on Affairs reworded a military After some discussion, this graduating, even though their withdrawal graduation policy aspect of the policy was last semester is incomplete. and added an additional week in removed all together, said The full credit policy con- THE DAILY which deployed students can Ronnie Deedrick, student vice cerning non-graduating stu- still get full credit Thursday. president for academic affairs. dents had suggested extension EASTERN NEWS But that decision was not met The new policy reads: to receive full credit be changed without some controversy. "Students who have met all from two full instructional Editor in chief ...... Jamie Fetty Associate Verge editor ...... Kel ly McCabe Speaker of the Student Senate requirements for graduation, weeks to three. The change also Managing editor ...... Avian Carrasquillo Online editor ...... Matt Wills Mike Walsh, a junior psycholo- except those that would be ful- bumped up the time frame News editor ...... J ohn Chambers Associate onijne editor ...... Stephen Haas gy major, left the CAA meeting filled by completing the courses where deployed students can Associate news editor ...... Matt Meinheit Accounts manager ...... Kyle Perry before the council could make a enrolled in at time of withdraw- receive a refund of tuition and Editorial page editor ...... Ben Erwin Advertising manager ...... Ti m Sullivan final decision. al for military activation, may fees, except for health insur- Activities editor ...... Dan Valenziano Design & graphics manager . .. .Tim Sullivan Administration editor ...... •. . . .Tim Martin Sales Manager ...... Dean Shirkman "If it doesn't pass, I'll be real- receive full credit for those ance, from after the first four Campus editor . . .Jenn ifer Chiariello Promotions manager ...... Mary Carnevale ly upset," Walsh said. "It gives courses and be recommended weeks of the term to the last City editor ...... Ca rly Mullady National Advertising ...... Maureen Kudfik maximum flexibility to all par- for graduation provided the fac- three. Student gov. editor ...... Niki Jensen Business manager ...... Betsy Mellott ties involved. It's not like (the ulty member, department chair, Room and board refunds for Features editor ...... Amee Bohrer Asst. business manager ...... Luke Kramer university) is just handing out college certification officer and those students, if applicable, Photo editor ...... Col in McAuliffe Ediorial adviser ...... J ohn Ryan degrees - there is a process." student confer." shall be pro-rated for actual use. Associate photo editor ...... Stephen Haas Publisher ...... John David Reed The previous guJdelines for Now the policy is fluid, and The CAA also approved a Sports editor ...... Matt Williams Press supervisor ...... Johnny Bough Associate Sports editor ...... Matt Stevens Subcriptions manager ...... Valerie Jany students who must withdraw concerns only those involved memorandum that appointed Verge editor .• ...... • . . .Amber Jenne from Eastern for military rea- with each particular case, associate biology professor son, stated the seventh week of Deedrick said. Hank Owens and theater profes- The Daily Eastern News produced by the students of Eastern Illinois University. It is published daily Monday through Friday, In Charleston, Ill. during fall and spring semesters and twice week- the semester must be completed Now the new policy is similar sor Jerry Eisenhower to the ly during the summer term except during school vacations or examinations. Subscription price: and there must be a grade of C to the policies of other state uni- Honors Council. $38 per semester, $16 for surmier. $68 all year. The Daily @ or above in the class. versities such as the University The elections of the new CAA l'!llNTED WITH Eastern News is a member of The Associated Press. which is The university's previous pol- of Illinois. Eastern's policy may chair and vice chair were also SOY INK • entitled to exclusive use of all articles appearing in this paper. icy had been Jess specJfic, espe- even be a little more specific, conducted at the meeting. PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT: PHONE : 217-581-2812 (fax 581 -2923) cially in reference to gradua- Deedrick said. Associate biology chair Andy Charleston, IL 61920 EMA I l :[email protected] tion, Walsh said. "I'm glad we got the policy Methven was elected CAA chair ISSN 0894-1599 Many of the CAA members approved," he said. and journalism professor James NIGHT STAFF : could not agree on the sufficient This policy change should Tidwell was elected vice-chair. PRINTED BY: Night editor ...... Amber Williams Eastern Illinois UnivefSity News Design ...... Nate Bloomquist Charleston, IL 61920 Sports Design ...... Matt Meinheit CORRECT I ON S ATTENTION POSTMASTER : Night Photo editor .. .• . ...Stephen Haas Send address changes to Copy editors ...... Bri Kennedy In Thursday's edition of The Daily Eastern News Ryan Herdes' name was spelled incorrectly. The Daily Eastern News ...... Jess ica Danielewicz The News regrets the error. Buzzard Hall, Eastern Illinois University Night News editor ...... J ohn Chambers Charleston, IL 61920 ...... Matt Meinheit , ,~,, ...s? .....,, ·.: ~ . ,-- ... TM! DAILY lA$TElll l ( WI •I f .. . •. O·U T I A I I IT How sheep wool becomtes clothing .,,, STAFF WlllTEllS...... Clm1esam Uncom Highway Road, m hoses year-round am actions to dispaay the bism ical si&nifiNlnre of the Visilors to the LiDalln Loi Cabin cao ~ about the sea. procesa of matina cbhioe train sheep Ibis wieekmd. An 1845 Fourth·of July a::ltbtatu:1 will be held July Sar "Sheep to ClotbiDg" will l3lre place l'rom noon to 4 p.m. the c:abin. ~and Sunday al the Lincdn Loi Cabin. . Festivities will include a paaiodc pta5•hlfM1rt of Matthew Mjrre!steadt. interim site /-' speeches boooring many genera- ow..,.., said the ewm will be hosted by tioos and a reading of the WOldinMm 5 and vohmteers. Deda.ratioo of lndependince. "We lwve about 200 active voNnteers. Mit1elsf.eadt said and wilhour them. we couldnl open1e;" The largest function held at the Miaristeadr said Lmcllln farm IS the Harvest f'roOc. . ~be showing visitors the steps Noon '° 4 p.m. wbX:h is best m about S.
., 9J...... " students can ask questions STUDENT GOVER!l ll Ell T ED I TOR regarding tu.non and fees . chief con·tm• ue .. I will be holding one or rwo a, Kftlrl llcb police officer ui the Uruted States Larry Ward. newly elected student vice president forums next semester." Ward STAH w11 1TE11 Army m 1981 He spent 11 years for business affairs. plans to educate Eastern stu- said. working at the Coles County dents about where their tu.moo money g~ and how The forums will be pubbctzed four candidates seelcmg to fill Shenffs Department before much of 1t LS allocated to student paid fees to encourage the anendance of rhe duef of pobce posmon of me becoming the Publtc Safety WI tJun.k a lot of people JUSt pay these fees without srudeo~ who want ro learn more Cruversity PolJce Department are Captain at Lake Land College. really knowmg where their money goes," he said. :a about what they pay. he said. bemg mterviewed by the 1.UUvers.. according to h.IS resume. To mcrease student awareness. Ward will create a ~-...Lo-...::: ·TU put an ad in the paper and ty After begin.rung lus career as a Web site to be linked to the Student Government lMTJ Wini mers up around campus aslung. lntervlews of the candidate:S police offi~ r at the lllmol.S Site. ·1 ttnc a tot of ·Do you know what you pay"" began Tuesday and will contln\J~ Institute of Technology. The Web site wtll conta.t.n a detailed and organized people µ.st pgy War d sa1d. through Monday wben the searc:h The tlurd candidate. Dexter overview of the student fees. inciud.tng fee descnp- these~ Another oC Ward's goals for c:omnuttee concludes mter views Yarbrough. Wlllm~ i'r¥ia&' ooos and the amount or money appropnated to the wrtt>out reslly next year is ro allocate mooey wtth the current aclini Oud' Yarbrough worked as a nar- subcategon es witlun each fee. Ward said. ~whem from the Apportionment Board. Adam Due. ~~ l:wl'tlW'tt'\IM'!'tllnlve By consulting the Web site. Myou can see exactly their money goes.. Of which he will head, foT funding 1"he last candidate will be Inter- pttXe.::tioo sptoaltsr bifott land- what you (are paying for ) with the textbook rentaJ toward Eastern·s Recogn12ed Vle'Wed Monday and I am askmig mg h.is current posmoo as clue! of fee," he sa1d. The same goes for all fees. Student Organiz.aoon.s as outhned fOT the evaluaoons by Wednesday·:· pobce at Uruversny of WLSCOOSl.ll's Ward is not wasting any ume getting the Web site under the proposed Student Leadership Council to she said '"Then we will mm 1ro Parkside Police department. started. assist student orgaruzations score eac:h of the candidates." Acting Que/ of Police Adam wl'd Wee to have the first phase of the Web slte up Currently. Mit's bard (for s mall RSOs> to get fund- To apply for the pnsmoo candll- Due will mtervleW on Mooday and runru.ng the first month we. get back (in the llli to do projects and to do programlD.lllg for the dates must have ea.med a bache- Due worked for two years as a fall),'' he said. campus." sa.id Student Senate member Tun Edwards lor's detz;ree m adnunist:ranon of deputy patrolman for Kane County Ward wants to complete the Web sue by next earher tlus week. )UStl<:e. pohocal soence. C'UJlll'\;aJ Shenffs Department. Due came (O November. Student Senate member Josh Jewett said Ward is ,JU50Ce or law enforttment. Eastern ui 1989. where he~ as In addition to a new Web sue. Ward also intends to the hardest working guy he's ever worked wtth and Each candidate IS reqwred Ito a patrol officer and has smce been di.stnbute pamphlets to students that will feature an is con fident he can procure proper fund.Ing for have served at a full-nme co~;e promoted SL"< omes to h.is current easy to understand breakdown of the fees. RSOs. or uruversrty m the ~ accordi.mg posmon. The pamphlet will l.J.st the three categones hinking back during the course ofthis year and especially this semester, two of the biggest issues on students' minds were the T STEPHEN HAAS/ ASS OC IATE PHOTO ED ITOR capital murder trial of Anthony B. Mertz for the death of Eastern student Shannon McNamara and Father Chris Brey leads a prayer outside of the Coles County Courthouse on Feb. 12. the day of sentencing for Anthony Mertz. Brey the conflict in Iraq. led prayers at a Counseling Center service later that day. Though the troublesome times, two indiVlduals really stood out on campus as being available and comforting to any students who were willing to accept their help and support. Father Chris Brey, chaplain Opening doors to everybody at the Newman Catholic At issue Center, and Roy Lanham, The person or By Jamie Fetty tates to call him evil, made standing by director and campus minister group of Editor in chief those ideals difficult at times. of the Newman Center, are The "It made me question my faith. I don't people who Dally Eastern News' People of It goes by the name Newman Catholic know if it was a test of faith,• Brey said. the Year for the presence and most affected Center, but the immense building nestled "As I walked alongside the family and the help they gave to students at Eastern in a valley behind Andrews and Lawson community in the courtroom... and as I saw this university. students in a halls is anything but an exclusive club of the evil present, I did question my own per- Brey attended the murder positive light. Catholics. This academic year, the center's sonal beliefs regarding the death penalty. trial almost daily, but so did a director Roy Lanham and chaplain Father But I knew and I know that no matter how lot of people, including the Our stance Chris Brey became campus fixtures for evil a person is, that person is still created directors at the Counseling Father Chris students of all faiths. The Daily Eastern in the Image and likeness of Goel Center. Still, Brey was a voice Brey and Roy News named Brey and Lanham its People "Personally, the difficulty was to be and a being for McNamara's Lanham of the of the Year because they took the initiative present to the McNamaras and pray with family, friends and other stu- Newman to provide essential services to the com- them desiring the same verdict, yet a dif- dents regardless of whether munity during a trying year. ferent sentence." they knew Ms. McNamara. Catholic In July of 2001, an Eastern student was Lanham and Brey again became a sup- Brey gathered students Center win the murdered in her apartment. Last port system for the community when together to say a prayer out- award. February; the campus-and much of the America attacked Iraq. At times, the side of the courthouse while state-relived the horror of Shannon Newman Center protested the war, push- the j ury was in deliberations. McNamara's violent death when Anthony ing for a nonviolent resolution. Other He led a memorial service at the Newman Center Mertz was tried for and convicted of mur- times, they just offered a time and place mid-week during the first week of the month-long dering her. for those who needed support in a time of trial. He also presided at the service held the day Brey and Lanham, reporters and Ms. fear and loss. the the death penalty verdict came. McNamara's friends, family and Alpha Phi Lanham, who has been at the Newman The Mertz trial was a trying time for many in the sorority sisters sat in a courtroom for near- Center 17 years, organized vigils, rallies Eastern community. Then came President George ly five weeks, enduring graphic photos of and marches early this academic year Bush's decision to send troops into Iraq, and more the murder scene and autopsy, hearing when the threat of war with Iraq first students became anxious and worried and needed tales of other women Mertz allegedly sex- began to loom over the nation. While the something in their lives. ually assaulted or killed and learning the Newman Center is decidedly anti-war, Lanham was key to the many prayer vigils that terrifying details of how Mertz broke into Brey and Lanham welcomed those with were held to support the troops. The first one after her apartment. different opinions into their circles of the bombings in Iraq may have attracted the wrong All of those people and many more had prayer. attention from some individuals who wanted more the opportunity to seek solace in a prayer As with their action to support the to voice their stance on war instead of to pray for vigil at the Newman Center held early in McNamaras and fight the death penalty, the troops, but nonetheless, that was the purpose, the trial. the Newman Center's devotion to opposing and Lanham continued to encourage that purpose. "Our goal was first to provide comfort the war stemmed from beliefs of nonvio- College age students personally can relate to the and consolation for (Ms. McNamara's) lence. Iraq conflict because many of their peers are in the family, and second to try and be an instru- "We must lend our voice to justice," STEPHEN HAAS/ ASSOC IATE PHOTO EDITOR ment of healing for everyone close to her, Lanham said. "Whenever we see injustice, military. Roy Lanham talks to students while While The Dally Eastern News recognizes especially the Alpha Phis," Brey said. we must speak out against it." protesting the death penalty outside the Lanham more for his part in the prayer vigils for The McNamaras are Catholic, Lanham Lanham has done that with more brav- sentencing portion of the trial of Anthony the troops and Brey for his role in the Mertz trial, said, but the Newman Center would have ery than many would guess. The soft-spo- Mertz, earlier convicted of murdering Brey also met with students to figure out ways to worked with them on a service for ken man was arrested during a protest in Shannon McNamara. pray and what to do about the Iraq conflict. Shannon even if they hadn't been. Georgia at the former School of the The services for Ms. McNamara and the prayer "If Shannon had been Lutheran we Americas several years ago when he and a justice activities here is that it is written on vigils for the troop were open to the whole com- would have sent a note to the family," he pair of students crossed into the base. He the fiber of Roy's heart," Brey said. munity. Brey and Lanham, both part of the said. still says it was worth it. Newman Catholic Center, were available and Brey said he tried to remain with the "My faith demands of me a response." reached out to all students - not just Catholics, McNamaras at the trial as much as possi- While Brey and Lanham claim strong con- Winners of the past but everyone whether they even had religious ble. victions in a number of areas, they still keep + 2002 - Lou Hencken, beliefs or not. "I remember being with them on the day their chapel open around the clock for any- interim President The environment at the prayer services was one of the verdict," Brey said. "I stayed as long one of any background to pray or meditate. + 2001 - Rick Samuels, men's bas- where those of other religions were comfortable as I could to be there at that moment, and And they come. Lanham said an entire fra- ketball coach and welcome. there was a spontaneous moment ofprayer ternity visited the chapel on the eve of their During troublesome times, It helps for people among the folks waiting around." tugs competition during the last Greek + 2000 - David Radavich, UPI nego- tiating team to have someone with whom to talk, someone who Despite their support for the Week will listen to them, someone who can emphasize McNamara's, who wanted Mertz sen- Brey said he feels as though the + 1999 - Melissa Girtin, or symphathize with them. It helps to have some- tenced to death, Lanham and Brey stuck to Newman Center has a strong connection to student who pushed for the Panther one who can offer words of support, someone who their convictions and publicly protested university life. Express has confidence and can make those hurting feel the use of the death penalty. "I take our position literally: We are at + 1998 - Members of the AFSCME just a little bit better. Brey and Lanham were "There was some anger,• Lanham said. the base of this campus," he said alluding Local981 those someone's. "People asked 'How could you do this?'" to the center's location at the south most + 1997 - Erin Weed, student who These two individuals were doing their jobs, but But their faith dictated that human life end of campus. pushed recycling program they did them exceptionally well and also really was not something to be taken in revenge. It is where interfaith movements like + 1996 - Lisa Garrison, went beyond the call of duty. "It has to do with justice and concern for Haiti Connection, Habitat for Humanity, student who established EIU Peace For these reasons, The Dally Eastern News the sacredness of life," Lanham said. the Fair 'Itade Coalition and Alternative Talks awards Brey and Lanham with this year's People of Still, having to hear of all Mertz's evil Spring have found their home base. 1995 - Gov. Jim Edgar the Year. deeds, and neither Brey nor Lanham hes!- "One of the reasons for so many social + 6A THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS Friday, May 2, 2003 Carman Hall provides unique atmosphere By Lauren Brody STAFF WRITER Carman Hall: A closer look Built: 1971 Carman Hall, built in 1971, was the last of the nine Named after: Ruth Carman, a former teacher in residence halls to be built. Eastern's foreign language department It was originally for only female upperclassman. However, male students moved in shortly after the Floors: South Tower - eight; North Tower - nine. opening because of the lack of females on campus at Residents: 600 the time. Doug Howell, current resident director, said the rooms were structured to appeal to upperclassmen purpose twice this semester. The first time was the because of their size and movable furniture. result of a malicious pull and the second time the Carman Hall was dedicated in November 1971, and alarms went off because of a smoke bomb. ls named after Ruth Carman, the only former Eastern Howell said the reason it didn't happen more ls student to have a building dedicated in her honor. because students are becoming more aware ofthe con- Carman also was a teacher in Eastern 's foreign lan- sequences. guages department from 1914 to 1953. "Education we get out to our residents ls that pulling The naming of the hall was based on recommenda- a fire alarm ls a felony ifconvicted, but you do not have tions from faculty, Carman's associates, alumni and to be convicted to be suspended from school," he said. her services to the university and Charleston commu- Carman Hall has only had one actual fire since it was nity. built. Associate Director of Housing Mark Shaklee said When hearing of the nominations for the building the fire occurred in fall 1994, on the sixth floor of the name, one student said, "She was an excellent teacher north tower. and a great human being. Her teachings have colored Director of Judicial Affairs Keith Kohanw said the my whole professional life. fire was caused when a student left a curling iron on. "I can think ofno one more deserving ofthe honor ofhav - Although the entire floor was unusable for the rest of ing a building at EIU named after her than Ruth Carman." the semester because of smoke damage, no one was Ann Nicks, a junior elementary education major and injured. resident assistant at Carman Hall for two years, said The environment around Carman ls unique because living there provides a great atmosphere. of a pond and a memorial for a former student. "I Uke being an RA in Carman because the majority The Carman Hall pond was installed as a water of freshmen that live here are so excited to be here," retention pond when Greek Court was planned, she said. Shaklee said. While anyone ls welcome in Carman, it ls offered as Because of the surrounding parking lots, a place was a first-year experience hall. needed for rain water to run. Retention ponds let out "When you have a large number offreshmen you are water more slowly. able to focus on welcoming experiences like Panther The memorial stone on the south side of the pond Preview," Howell said. reads, "Doing small things for individuals ls some- Carman resident Kelly Ruffatto, an elementary edu- times as important as doing big things." cation major, said, "(there are) a lot of freshmen here The memorial ls in dedication offormer Eastern stu- and everyone wants to meet everyone so it makes for dent Brad Wright, who died in June 1998 from a heart a good environment." attack. During his time at Eastern, Wright was a An underclassmen residence hall comes with some Carman resident assistant baggage, and Carman Hall has certainly had its fair Resident Assistant Josh Reeley, a sophomore com- share of bad days. puter information systems major, said the unique Howell thinks Carman has always had a false repu- atmosphere ls what will bring him back. tation because problems are more noticeable with the "Everybody knows everybody by the end of the number of students living there. year," he said. 'Tm planning on staying here next Whether it is because of pulled fire alarms or year." garbage chutes being set ablaze, the hall seems to have Freshman business major Tony Collelo said, "the DANIEL WILLIAMS /S TA FF PHOTOGRAP HER the worst reputation on campus. whole feeling of living down here ls great. (Students Cannan Hall is now a co-ed residence hall, but when it was built in 1970, it In reality, the fire alarms have only been set off on are) your family when you're not at home.• was intended to be all female housing. • wlake the rnost oJ y o11r s un1me r • G raduar.e on tjrne L e'\.~:is .nfft:".:rs 6- and 8-\Vt~ek ·(surnntC' - • Toru~ one tes_.;; c la~ s in the ..faU short". o.. rur:>e.s and 2-tlav se.1n111:1.rs • Concen trcHe on t~ours .. F on e Friday May 2, 2003 THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS 7A Ho sty: Tuition: Attorney General tries to overturn the Hosty v. Carter decision Hencken will not give tuition CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 figures until after May 31 CO NTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of office because they are saying their case Matt Stensland, the editor in chief at the Appeals unanimously ruled in favor of the doesn't deal with the First Amendment, newspaper, said the paper received a lot of Carbondale, said Southern does not think student journalists Aprtl 10. but really this is a very important Issue heat for running the letter. He said the the 16 percent tuition increase will affect The attorney general's office, which that ls exactly what this case is about." chancellor has scheduled various freedom enrollment. represented Governors State during the Tidwell said the conflict is not whether of speech and hate speech panel discus- "It still leaves us one of the most afford- lawsUit, filed a motion Monday asking the or not the case is about censorship, but sions. able institutions In Illinois," Davis said. circuit court to rehear the case. rather if the law is clearly established. A couple days after the letter ran, a Southern sets the cost of two years of the "I think it's going to be unsuccessful, Tidwell said the law is, and that Immunity meeting that included Cantor, some of the student's tuttlon and fees in advance and sets ultimately only prolonging this at the should not be granted. editors including Stensland, administra- projections for two years, Davis said. expense of students and taxpayers in Qualified Immunity is granted to gov- tors and Jewish students was held to dis- For example, tuition for fall 2002 and fall Illinois," said Mark Goodman, executive ernment officials when a law is not clearly cuss the impact. 2003 was set last year and Southern now has director of Student Press Law Center. defined before an Infraction has occurred. "At first, we had to explain to them it ls projections for fall 2004 and fall 2005. "The fact the attorney general's office Goodman said cases dealing with police totally our right to do this if we want to," Davis said the set tuition and projections decided they want to go back to reject that officers are the most common usage of the Stensland said. "They (Jewish students) allow Southern to put together financial plans ruling is mind boggling." Immunity. were just very hurt, and when you're that in advance. The law center signed an amecus or The students' deadline to file a response hurt you don't look at the First "We think predictability ls very Important "friend of the court" brief earlier this year to the attorney general's petition is May 13. Amendment: You say what is inside ofyou to allow families with students to plan," she to represent the student journalists who Goodman said he hopes the court will have and everyone did that at the meeting." said. previously had no representation. a decision by September. Most student journalists own the same Currently, tultlon and fees for a student The Hosty v. Carter ruling applied to a IfCarter and Governors State are ruled freedom from administrative censorship attending 12 or more hours at Eastern during jurisdiction of Illinois, Wisconsin and again.st this time, they will then be eligible as The Dally Illini. the fall 2002 and spring 2003 semesters for Indiana. to request the Supreme Court take on the Cory Schouten will be editor in chief at in-state residents was $108.45 per semester A spokesman from the Wisconsin case. Indiana University's Indiana Dally Student hour plus $697 fees per semester. Attorney General's office said he could not "They were slam dunked at the court (of in the fall, and he said relationships with comment what that office would do in a appeals) and you could certainly use every administration varies semester by semes- similar situation because the way a lawyer cllche in the book that they are 'beating a ter. Currently, the administration will only Roommates: CONTINUED FR OM PA GE 1 represents a case is so situation-specific. dead horse,'" Tidwell said. "But it's really talk to the Dally Student through a Eastern administrators had previously just a waste of money." spokesperson. said on several occasions regardless how Nevertheless, Schouten said the paper ls the students find a good way to bring the the Governors State case ends, freedom of Further censorship safe because of a Board of Trustees char- Issue up," Sharma said. speech rights would be protected at Other schools, for the most part, are ter that protects their freedom of speech. Getting both roommates to talk to a thera- Eastern. experiencing the same level of administra- Not all college newspapers have that pist together is helpful, Sharma said. This means The Dally Eastern News has tive support as Eastern and are not sweat- luxury. When problems do occur, there are options protection to publish articles with profani- ing a possible favorable decision toward Molly Herridge, editor in chief of The available. ty and editorials critlctzing administration. censorship. Harbinger, the student newspaper at Kelly Miller, assistant director of housing Lance Speere. general manager of Illinois Central College, avoids dealing at Eastern, said a roommate contract Is avail- Governors State: An uphill battle Southern Illinois University at with the administration when possible and able if they are having problems. Eastern journalism professor James Carbondale's Dally Egyptian, said every doesn't know what would happen if cen- The contract consists of nine questions Tidwell said Governors State's request to indication from administration states they sorship were allowed. roommates answer and agree on. reconsider after a unanimous decision support students' rights. "With great power comes great respon- The questions range from when the room again.st them is very rare. He said the uni- "It's not an issue here on campus. We sibility. What comes with freedom of will be cleaned to when visitors are allowed versity is tiying to obtain qualified Immu- have never gotten a call from anyone say- speech ls great power," she said. in. nity for former Dean of Student Affairs ing don't print this or that," said Speere, "(Administration) usually don't have any "Once the contract ts completed, the room- Patricia Carter. who is also the Illinois College Press problems with what we (printed) so far, mates both sign it and use It as a guide The attorney general's office defends Association president. "The administra- but at the same time (we) try to be tactful throughout the rest of the year to keep prob- that Carter was unaware censoring college tion understands how the current law with what we do.· lems to a minimum," said Miller. newspapers was again.st the law, which is stands." Eastern's Student Government ls watch- Miller said most roommate problems result something Goodman finds perplexing. The U of I, as the letter to the editor ing out for students. from failure to communicate and confronta- The attorney general's office did not shows, has an understanding administra- The Student Government, seeking more tion in a non-constructive manner. return reporter phone calls. tion, even though the Dally Illini is inde- concrete assurance than administrative "Talking to your roommate ls the best thing Goodman said the office stated the law pendent. blessing, has passed a bill that clarifies all you can do," Miller said. did not clearly define protected freedom "The current administration has been student freedom of speech rights, which "Most students don't communicate with of speech rights and that Carter had no superb, and it's not because there hasn't could extend beyond student newspapers their roommate causing problems." reason to believe her actions were a viola- been pressure to be otherwise," said Steve to what speakers or bands are brought to Taking accurate phone messages and say- tion of the First Amendment. Helle, a professor of journalism at U of I campus. ing thank you are two of the small things a "I'm ticked off at this," Goodman said. who also provides legal counsel to The The bill has been sent to Eastern's Board Housing and Dining pamphlet suggests as "I'm ticked off at the attorney general's Dally Il1ini. of Trustees, who have yet to take action. helpful tips. Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Bookstore TAKE THE ME'TRO .. Eastern Illinois University 20°/o 0:£:£ All Sweatshirts 30°/o-50°/o 0:£:£ Selected Items Sale Runs 5/5 5/ 10 -Ain Lui.her KUig, Jr. UnivCJ'Sih, t· . Store Hours: ~~~ ') ~~ Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 7:00 pm Friday 8 :00 am to 4:30 pm r11 ~trop e11it ao i: ~ tf [ ! f ' tr Sattu·day 10:00 am to 4:00 pm The HMda \vifJ not onlwrnwe you. llt m{}~es ever\10ne whosees ii. 6 6 Sunday 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm 11/non 100 sue ~ . )1ou·1ju ~ 1mre t.o·ha1m on ~. fae ~t;h~ loo.~s retro :JJ]JI[]. 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WATCflES 1HE COU SOFTBALL One win to get in + Eastern needs one win to earn a berth in the OVC Tournament By Matt Williams nicely for the Panthers (11-30, 6-11). SPORTS EDITOR "They had a good series with Austin Peay and that's kind of our promise," Searle said. One win and they're in. "We are starting to peak and are starting to get The Panther softball team needs to take at our bats going." least one of the three games against Morehead Morehead State (7-31 , 4-13) could not have State in the final weekend of Ohio Valley been scheduled any better as the Eagles have Conference play to secure a spot in the confer- the worst earned run average in the OVC with ence tournament. 5.05, more than an entire run higher than the "Basically Morehead needs to sweep us,• next team. Eastern head coach Lloydene Searle said. 'Tm The Eastern bats are awake and playing the looking at taking care of it right in the first Eagles could keep them that way if the game." Panthers can make the tournament. Searle With senior pitcher Kristen Becker slotted said her team's full potential has still not been to start the first game, that goal may be attain- reached. able. Becker is coming offtwo straight shutout "I still don't think you have seen all our victories and has had a week off to rest her bats," Searle said. "We still have so much capa- highly used right arm. bility around our lineup." If Becker had her way, she wouldn't get to Eastern will be led by last week's OVC STEPHEN HAAS/ASSOCIATE PHOTO EDITOR rest her arm at all, but Searle is confident in Player of the Week Kristin Lovering who went Senior catcher Kristin Darnell throws to second OVC Softball standings her entire pitching staff. 8-for-13 with three home runs last week. base in a game against Ohio Valley Conference ovc OVERALL "Kristen came into my office after the Senior outfielder lbni Orr is tops for the leader Tennessee Tech. Darnell has committed just Austin Peay series and said, 'Coach, I can pitch Eagles, batting .343 on the season with 21 one error in 39 games this season. She also leads Tennessee Tech 17-3 38-14 all three games,'" Searle said. "We have called RBis. the team in walks with 23 and on base percentage, Eastern Kentucky 11-6 25-15 on other pitchers during the season that have Searle said with the last spot in the confer- .342. Tennessee-Martin 12-8 21-26 done well." ence tournament at cost, Morehead will have Southeast Missouri 10-7 14-25 One of those pitchers Searle can now call on more than enough to be motivated about. Austin Peay 9-10 19-28 isjuntor Tush Sanders. After being injured for "It's also their senior day so they are going Eastern Illinois 6-11 11-30 most of the season, Sanders returned to action to be competitive," Searle said. "They know Morehead State 4-13 8-32 last week and put in a few innings of work. their task so they are going to come out fight- Tennessee State 5-16 9-32 Everything seems to be fitting into place ing." Low: Pace won the individual medalist the championship trophy for a all three days," said Albaugh. "It Brown. honors after posting a final round third consecutive time as the was a nice way to finish the Gallant won all three major CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 7 4 to win by 11 strokes. Pace Governors won by 25 strokes. spring season after a slow start." awards as the Governor earned Minchin started the tourna- started a stroke behind teammate Austin Peay became the first Eastern senior Dave Rella was Player of the Year, All-OVC team ment shooting an 86 but finished Stephanie Baskey, firing a five- team to claim back-to-back-to- never a factor in his final colle- and All-Tournament honors. with rounds of 76 and 77 to earn a over-par 77 Monday. Pace, a back OVC men's golf titles since giate event as the Canadian Defending champion spot on the All-Tournament team South African native, took over former member Middle native finished with a 12-over-par Tennessee State sophomore and All-OVC honors with the leader role with a 73 Tuesday, Tennessee won consecutive score placing him in 16th place, Robert Dinwiddie failed to go Frederick. and then fired a final round of 74 crowns from 1994-96. but 17 strokes behind the winner. two-for-two in the OVC "Amanda Minchin, after get- to win her fifth tournament of the Eastern finished with a school- Austin Peay junior Matt Tournament, and ended the event ting off to a slow start, showed season. Fellow Racer Nikki best fourth-place finish as junior Gallant led wire-to-wire to finish at 10-over-par 226 and 15 strokes why she is one of the best golfers Orazine finished as the runner-up Kyle Maxwell finished as the with a 5-under-par 211 to win the behind Gallant. Dinwiddie did in the OVC," Albaugh said. while Baskey ended in third. only Panther in the Top 10. event by three over Eastern achieve a Top-10 finish and All- Racers sophomore Lee-Ann Austin Peay placed its name on "I thought we played solid golf Kentucky junior Brandon OVC honors. YO SENIORS! If you want your yearbook sent home, stop by the Student Publications office in Buzzard and pay $5 to cover shipping. Warbler eastern illinois university2003 Friday, May 2. 2003 THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS 11A BASEBALL Schmitz, Eastern travel down familiar road + Schmitz said his team place and are only 1 1/2 games ty to win some games against a this season, and at some points, the knows what it takes to behind the first place team, team higher in the conference. In defense has been the Achilles heel Tennessee Tech. the opening two series of confer- of the team. ~ make a late-season run "One of the things we take pride ence play for the Governors, they "I think the key to them (Austin In is taking our mind off of the won one game and tied one against Peay) is that they run a little By Aaron Seidlitz standings and not getting caught Tennessee Tech. After that series, more," Schmitz said. "EKU had l~OU---lC STA FF WR ITE R up in that situation," Schmitz said. Austin Peay swept Morehead State one really good base stealer, but "We just have to try to win two out and had started their conference Austin Peay will hit and run more OIDOVAllEY Eastern coach Jim Schmitz has of three games in the upcoming season with a 4-0-1 record. and just put pressure on our CONFER ENCE been down this road before, and he series and then we will be sitting a Since then, the Governors have defense." understands what his team has to little prettier as the season ends.• lost two straight series and their Because of this, more responsi- OVC Baseball standings do to come out of the middle of the The Panthers (19-19, 6-5) start a overall record has dropped below bility will be on the shoulders of ovc OVERALL pack In the Ohio Valley series against Austin Peay (19-2.3- .500. the Panthers' pitching staff and Tennessee Tech 7-4 20-20 Conference. 1, 6-4-1), another team in the mid- "They have lost four of their catchers. Both will have to control Austin Peay 6-4-1 19-23-1 The Panthers have put them- dle of the jumbled OVC. The last six, but the key thing is that the base paths and make sure Southeast M issouri 6-5 22-15 selves in position to be a force in Governors are currently In second they still are ahead of us in the Austin Peay does not have too Eastern Kentucky 6-5 19-19 the conference standings by win- place in the conference, not even a conference,• Schmitz said. "We much of an edge against Eastern's Mi.ray State 6-5 17-21 ning eight of their last 11 games. full game behind Tennessee Tech. still have to come out fast in this defense. Eastern Illinois 6-6 21-21 The team is starting to play better Behind them there is a longjam at series and get a victory right Starting with this series against Morehead State 4-8 13-25 as the season has progressed, and third place with three teams tied, away." Austin Peay, the opportunities to Tennessee-Martin 3-7-1 14-22-1 now the Panthers think they can and then the Panthers currently One thing the Panthers may gain ground in the OVC are be more consistent against OVC stand in sixth place. struggle with this weekend will be becoming limited for Eastern. competition. Austin Peay started the season controlling Austin Peay on the However, the team understands As the conference currently playing better than it currently is, base paths. The Panthers have how to deal with the situation it is stands, the Panthers are in sixth which gives Eastern an opportuni- committed 81 errors In .38 games currently In. end," Mcinerney said. "He also had a per- On the women's side, head coach Mary holds the Eastern record in the pole vault Leg: sonal best in the 800-meter. We got some Wallace wtll bring a solid group to Nashville when she vaulted over 10 feet 10 Inches at CO NTINUED FROM PA GE 1 2 clarification (as to who solidified a roster hoping to gamer an OVC title. Wallace said the Kansas Relays on April 18. spot.)" the Panthers are coming off a superb meet With performances like Harris' and "Drake was a nice, good trip," Mcinerney Although the Panthers have won the OVC at Drake and the team will go into the OVC Wood's it's understandable why Wallace is said. •Jarrod Macklin had a nice weekend Outdoor Championship six years In a row, Championship on a good note. confident going into the OVC with three really good races and Kyle Southeast Missour i State and Eastern "The group that went to Drake had strong Championship. O'Brien finished In eighth-place and his Kentucky wtll be formidable challengers. outstanding performances," Wallace said. "The women are doing a good job," time in the 5,000-meter was the 10th best all- Of the two schools, SEMO may be the best "We're going into the OVC with a lot of pos- Wallace said. "They started slow, but now time at Eastern." of the bunch. itives and a good head of steam.• are coming together." The group that went to SIU was attempt- The Indians are a well-rounded team with One of those positives is sophomore Like on the men's side, SEMO will be a ing to make a final claim to one of the 28 ros- Jay Heddell and Brandon Myer in the shot sprinter Alicia Harris. The speedster has challenger for the OVC women's title. ter spots available for the conference team. put and discus and Shelton Scott and David led the Panthers all season long while com- Wallace also believes Tennessee State could While it is yet to be known who makes the Herman among the best in triple jump and peting In various events ranging from the be on top of the standings after the final final cut, distance runner Zach Fairfield did hurdles respectively. 100-meter to the 4x400-meter relay. This event is completed. all he could to show he belongs. The fresh- Despite the strength of SEMO, will not be a change this weekend as Harris "Southeast Missourt State presents a fun- man ran the 1,500-meter in .3:55.20 which put Mcinerney is very confident going Into the runs in three events this weekend. damental challenge,• Wallace said. "They him In fifth-place. He followed that per- weekend meet. "Alicia is going to focus on the 200-meter, have a lot of quality athletes.• formance with a fourth-place time of "I would say the men will be very 400-meter and a relay,· Wallace said. Ifthe Otahkians falter, look for the Tigers 1:54.89 In the 800-meter. focused,· Mcinerney said. "We have good Harris will hope to get help from junior of Tennessee State to be In the running. "Zach Fairfield had a rough time in the seniors in the distance events and nice sen- pole vaulter Mary Wood. The Lincoln native "Tennessee State has a lot of proven com- 1,500-meter in the beginning of the year but ior leadership. The key is to stay focused won the pole vault competition at the SIU petitors that are ready to compete,• Wallace he busted through (in the event) this week- and not take anything for granted." meet with a vault of 10 feet six Inches. Wood said. 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That event will take place Friday on an oval about a quarter of a mile long In Nashville, Tenn., and If the regular season Is any Indication, the Panthers can't wait to sink the rest of the Ohio Valley Conference competition. The OVC Championship will begin at 4 p.m. Friday and conclude Saturday evening. Both the men and women will go Into the OVC championship on a positive note after competing last weekend at the Drake Relays in Iowa and the Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville 1\vilight. The Drake Relays were the equivalent of an all- star meet and despite facing some of the top competition from the Big 12, Big Ten and Pac-10, the Panthers were near the top of the leaderboard in their respective events. Leading the charge for the Panthers was senior sprinter Jarrod Macklin, who finished in a tie for seventh-place in the 400-meters with a time of 46.65 seconds. Macklln's time was just over a sec- ond off the winning time of 45. 16 turned in by Mitch Potter of Minnesota. Macklin wasn't the only Panther to shine in the Volunteer state. Fellow senior Jermaine Jones had a strong showing in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 52.51, which placed him sixth over- all. Kyle O'Brien, who is an NCAA Championship provisional qualifier in the 10,000-meter, showed his versatility by finishing eighth in the shorter 5,000-meter run. Assistant coach John Mcinerney was pleased by the performers who made the trip to Iowa for STEPHEN HAAS/ ASSOCIATE PHOTO EDITOR the tune-up meet. Senior thrower Sandra Hussey practices throwing the javelin April 3. Hussey finished third at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville Twilight meet. Hussey placed third in conference her sophomore year and fourth he junior year. SEE LEG • Page 11 GOLF 0 Women'sOVC lOUC Championship Results How low can Eastern go? OHIO VALLEY Murray State 316-309-307 - 932 CONFERE 'ff E 335-312-324 - 971 Men~ women's squads post best fin- Eastern Illinois + finish as the Panthers ended the 54-hole event with a Men's OVC Austin Peay 335-330-322 - 987 ishes ever at OVC Championships team score of 971, which was 17 strokes ahead of Championship Results Eastern Kentucky 331-327-332- 990 Austin Peay. The Panthers got solid performances Tennessee Tech 336-330-334 - 1000 By Matthew Stevens from Junior Amanda Minchin who posted a 23-over-par Tennessee State 404-401-421 - 1226 Austin Peay 291-287·296-874 ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR 239, which placed her in fourth individually. Eastern Kentucky 296-290-303 - 889 Sophomore Dale Morris and senior 'fyra Frederick ALL-OVC TEAM Murray State 306-295-305 - 906 Eastern's golf squads both achieved their highest also placed in the Thp 10. Tyra Frederick, Sr.. Eastern Illinois Eastern Illinois 307-301-305 -913 flnishes in school history at the 2003 Ohio Valley "As a team we were happy with the second-place fin- lee-Anne Pace. So., Murray State 309-302-311 - 922 Conference Championships. ish after getting off to a bad start. We played two solid Tennessee State Julie Smith. Jr., Tennessee Tech Tennessee Tech 315-304-307 - 926 Eastern ended the first day in fourth place but was rounds to solidify second place, our best-ever confer- Stephanie Baskey, Sr., Murray State Morehead State 309-317-302 -928 able to leapfrog Austin Peay and Eastern Kentucky to ence flnish," Eastern head coach Jay Albaugh said. Leah Larkin, So. Eastern Kentucky Southeast Missouri 316-304-309 - 929 flnish as OVC runner-up. Amanda Minchin, Jr.. Eastern Illinois The Eastern women's team coasted to a second-place SEE LOW + Page 10 Tennessee-Martin 304-323-309 - 936 A no-punches-pulled look at Eastern and national sports Saluting and/ or griping at the countless underdogs of Eastern athletics I've seen some seniors come Samuels: These two nationally-recognized miss out on wondering how through this place and use this come from the same players show us. many wins could've come if space to write a long, sap- SO THERE! type of cloth. Both are College players are no Wunder wasn't here. infested column about how they old-guard coaches who different as the letters + Oh Henry and Tony Romo: were grateful to cover Eastern Nate Bloomquist turn not-qUlte-ready- to the editor page rou- Don't screw up. sports. Other DEN staffers SENIOR WRITER for-the-big-tlme tinely shows. If both overcome all the odds write about how they were not know the school. prospects into key +Women's basket- only to wind up in a police blot- grateful to cover the athletes That's their loss. players each year at ball: Director of ter or Atlanta strip club contro- hidden behind the nooks and Here's my salute and/or gripe the blink of an eye. Athletics Rich versy, Eastern's reputation crannies of this bagel-bound go to the countless underdogs As long as they can McDuffie said the ath- would be damaged beyond corner of central Illinois. on campus. keep a core of young Linda Wunder letic department would repair. Hopefully the two tal- That's not my style. +Jan Thompson: He'll forev- assistant coaches "How many wins look into spending ented, strong character-type I'm grateful to have the er be known as Eastern's man around who can stay in could've come if more money on the guys realize they carry more opportunity to cover Panther with the golden 2-foot shooting touch with today's Wunda- wasn 't Panther basketball pro- than their own future when athletics, but I earned it. I'm touch. After all, he drained the style of players, they'll here?" grams. they parlay their talent to the thankful for many of the people two-footer sealing Eastern's be at Eastern for as If he knows what's professional level. In the athletic department. But status as a 2001 NCAA long as health will allow. good for the sports, he'll spend Superstars from Eastern are why focus on them? They know Tournament team, err, wait, + Athletes who don't make the money to find a better a different kind than anywhere who they are. that was a goaltending call. Page 12: Only so many issues women's basketball coach. In else In the nation. A great play- To have success after attend- Would the shot have fallen? come out each year and her tenure at Eastern, Linda er from Eastern must have a ing Eastern is to be an under- We'll never know, but we do because Eastern fields enough Wunder did nothing but show great work ethic. Nothing gets dog. Employers pick graduates know Thompson carries the sports to make the Goodwill she was past her prime. handed out to them the way a who attended the University of ability to set a pick on his mom Games blush, the DEN staff The team's biggest problem blue-chip athlete gets prime Illinois and Northwestern and and Panther fans should always can only put so many out front. Is motivation. It can't play in treatment at a top college. figure they know what they'll love him for that. He has the Keep griping about lack of the second half and struggles to Domercant and Romo had get. No doubt some uncertainty ability to always carry great coverage because everyone hold the lead in the first. Look better not lose sight of what exists when an employer hires position near the hoop. In other knows that's why athletes play no further than Wunder for got them to where they are. To an Eastern grad, simply words, he stands around a lot. the games - for media atten- blame. do that would be a death sen- because the employer might + Bob Spoo and Rick tion. Or at least, that's what Spend the money and don't tence. REVIEW THIS ON TH E VERGE OF THE WEEKEND Identity THE DAILY Slasher mystery contains elements of EASTERN NEWS "Pschyo" and an all-star cast. Friday, May 2, 2003 Section B Page** 48 CELEBRATION! PHOTOS COURTESY OF DA N CREWS /CO LLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT Celebration performers clockwise from top left: the Champaign-Urbana based rockabilly trio, Jakehead, appearing Friday on the Library Quad stage. Sand sculptor, Ray Wirick will be creating his unique brand of art- work Friday in the Library Quad. Jimmy Buffett tribute band Boat Drunks will wrap up the festival Sunday on the Library Quad stage and Roscoe Onnan, best known for his work on Seasme Street as Gordon will make two appearances Saturday at Buzzard Hall auditorium. __J;._ + Eastern' s annual spring bash features a weekend packed full of live music, artists, dance troupes, theater and much more by Kelly McCabe "We will have 40 art vendors Radiohead, and The Greatful ous Issue of the Verge, Saturday ASSOCIATE VERGE ED ITOR selling jewelry, paintings, pottery Dead to craft their jam influ- Christensen said the band is and sculptures," said Crews. enced sound. acoustic rock but "more towards By Amber Jenne Celebration, the 26th annual There will also be demonstra- Edison's Medicine, a four-piece the rock side." Jennifer Stoops festival of the arts, will be taking tions with everything from pot- that plays originals as well as cov- Mighty Road Kings, of Coles Samantha Rapp place all weekend. The event fea- tery wheels to glass blowers. ers by bands such as Green Day County, will take the stage after STAFF WR ITERS tures music, food, and arts. The and Red Hot Chili Peppers, will Green Jenkins to display their festival starts Friday afternoon Friday play at 2:15. The band has previ- blues rock style. Saturday's events begin to and a majority of the events will The musical performances kick ously played at Earthfest In April. Rock 'n roll with a twang, unfold with the EIU Jazz Lab Band take place in the Library Quad. off Friday at noon as the EIU Jazz Comedy group of Eastern stu- Champaign-Urbana's Jakehead playing at 10 a.m. T h e The festival aims to attract Lab Band will be playing on the dents Hello Dali will be entertain- will rock the crowd with their Unity Gospel Choir will take their about 10,000 visitors over the Quad Stage. The whole weekend ing crowds with their sketches rockabilly style at 6 p.m. place on stage at 11:15 a.m. weekend, and they usually get 8- will feature numerous musical and jokes in between musical acts Next up Is the EIU Percussion At 11:30 a.m., Eastern's 12,000 festival-goers. acts, most of them are local, said from 2-4 p.m near the Quad Stage. Ensemble performing in McAfee Children's Theatre Tour will pres- Multiple food vendors will be on Crews. Up next is Green Jenkins, Gymnasium at 7:30. The ensem- ent the classic fairy tale of the girl hand dishing out "all your festival Sand sculptor Ray Wirick will recently named best band in ble will be performing a tribute to with the long locks, "Rapunzel and favorites" and such ethinic foods also be on hand at this time near Coles County. They will perform composer Tom Gauger. the Witch." as Greek, Mexican and Asian, said the Fine Arts Center. their unique brand of rock 'n roll Switching gears, Charleston Also at this time, the 98.6 Dan Crews, publicity director for The Idle Hours will then take at 3:15. Featuring Eastern stu- High School will be showing Its Fahrenheit Dance Company, a the college of arts and humanities. the stage at 1:15. The band fea- dents Ryan Groff, Dave production of the musical "Guys group of dancers specializing in Saturday and Sunday will fea- tures Eastern student Dan Christensen and Waylon and Dolls" at 7:30 in the choreography, will present an ture an art festival that hosts ven- McCabe and they draw on such Schroeder and Charleston resi- Charleston High School Swickard dors that sell their art.. influences as The Beatles, dent Jim Standerfer. In a prevl- Auditorium. SEE CELEBRATION • Page 58 THE FAVORITE FIVE THE BOMB ALBUM REVIEWS CONCERT CALENDAR Ben Turner and Ben Erwin con- Jeff Pezzati brings his cur- News releases from Godsmack, G Lee and Jet Blonde, Deuce, The fess thier top five guilty pleasure rent project, The Bomb, back Supersuckers, Sahara Hotnights, The Idle Hours, The Mattes and X-Krush songs. to Charleston. Flaming Lips and Widespread Panic. are all making appearances this weekend . Page• 28 Page• 38 Pages68• & 78 Page• 88 28 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEN D + THE DA ILY EASTERN NEWS THE FAVORITE FIVE Guilty pleasure songs There are always certain songs that you songs ending in an intense fashion, "Sweet Featuring Womens and Mens Clothing, love, but you try your damnedest not to ever Avenue" is slow and romantic. VH-1 would admit it to anyone. The Verge staff shows call it a makeout song on their "I Love the bravery in admitting theirs. '80s" series. All that said, "Sweet Avenue" Jewelry, Tapestries, Sandles, and More makes my list because of the line "Now all 5. The Beatles "Yellow Submarine" - these tastes improve through the view that L ocated Between Box a & D a le B ayles Although touted by many as the greatest comes with you,• which has inspired me to 345-1 388 rock band ever, I'm a bit less than proud to tell someone how I feel on more than one say "Yellow Submarine" is my favorite of occasion. Ben Erwin any Beatles classic. And while some would 4. Willie Nelson "Angel Flying to Close to Editorial Page say a Beatles song couldn't possibly consti- the Grow1d" - Another slow and heartfelt First Christian Church editor tute a guilty pleasure, any tune about large ballad, but this one comes from one of the Sunday Services saffron barbiturates from the 70s certainly most prolific song writers of the second half He is also a doesn't represent the majesty of John and of last century. I was first exposed to this 9:00 AM junior journalism Paul's ability as songwriters. If any further song during Spring Break of my junior year major. proof Is needed, the simple fact the group let in college, when my dad requested that my Sunday Sc~! I Ringo sing lead doesn't bode well for the sister and I accompany him to a funeral in Contact him at bener- tune. Let the Indulgent wankers have the Wisconsin. The man who had passed away 10:30 ~~ win®hotmaiLcom white album, or give "Meet the Beatles" to taught my dad how to fly an airplane and Prayer/Felio ship the teeny boppers, but "Yellow Submarine" was the best man at my parents wedding. He always evokes a deeply seeded desire to sing was well respected throughout the aviation 6:45PM along from me. community in the Midwest and ran a small Jackson Ave. • 345-2823 4. Devo "Whip It" - Devo is quite possibly airport about twenty miles from Madison. the greatest band to have emerged from the They played this song at the service and post punk/new wave scene of the early 80s although I couldn't remember the last time I ( 217) 345... 3 9 1 9 and the group never quite garnered musical had spoken to him because I was probably respect from anyone other than music nerds about five, the song brought to tears to my and Moog buffs. With "Whip It," the group eyes. I'm sure they play "Angel" at numer- Bell's Flower C orner? Ben Turner was thrust into the limelight and was subse- ous funerals for pilots but this was the first quently never heard from again. Known I had been to and the song really hit home 'tlO\\-eP.S. ftf' aa cuo.s.ions" Senior writer more now for its campy video than Its infec- when I thought about the man's life we were tious hook, "Whip It" Is the common denom- honoring and all he had done for people like Flowers, Plants, Balloons, He is also a inator for any music fan as its quirky lyrics my dad. Plush junior journalism and infectious groove simply can't be resis- 3. TLC "Waterfalls" - T-Boz, Left Eye and major. ted. Chill had already established themselves as ~ 1335 :M.onroe S lt- 3. Nelly "Air Force Ones" - Contrary to one of the most popular R&B acts in the ~ - Ch.a .r J.est:e n , IL 61.9 2 0 CJIL . Contact him at elgin- what many will say, the majority of rap country prior to the release of their second ben@hotmaiLcom heard across the country Is Ignorant tripe album, 1994's "Crazysexycool." "Waterfalls" spewed forth by equally imbecilic men was the trio's second single from the album coughing in ebonies over pricey samples. and told the story of what can happen to And while a rare few have risen the art form your body Ifyou don't take care of it. Despite to prominence, most rappers are blithely Westside Connection using the famous cho- content to wallow in the crapulence of ice rus on their album "Bow Down," replacing YH• cao.... ~ . .... cu1a •N• e>P c ...... _.... , and Bentleys while vainly attempting laugh- lakes and rivers with slang for parts of the "T'HE F C>C>ll> <>P' TH• able bravado. "Air Force Ones" is a guilty male reproductive system, I always liked CHINKB ll!! B..,....E"-0.. . OF-SN .., DAV• ._... ..o .. - DINNa ft SUN -THUR$ .... "'"'4·0 P M pleasure because It's a tune by a bunch of "Waterfalls" because, unlike many other pop F'Rl • S A,. .. .. A M-"J O PM ALL Y O U CAN EAT supposedly hardcore guys from "The Lou" numbers, the song had something to say. QUALITY BUFF f!T E VERYOA Y L UNCMGS & OINNE A S rapping about shoes of all things. I mean, If Throw in a cool video that stressed the indi- M E.N U AVAILA0 t.E: PAAT, ES AIVO B"""'.c;,ver FIC>~l'VIS artists rap about Glocks and murder It's vidual story lines and had "Terminator 2" T- COAA~LSTE C:AR~~ v... ovY· ,..,,,el'VLJ laughable but fascinating, but this ode to 1000-esqe graphics and you have yourself a I 2:-;-1.- l.f_~.>S. shoes Is the greatest footwear anthem since maverick in the world of pop music. flU S 1)'th MATTOON'"' l\f .-u'"" ... t•nni Un PliOIHl lf':o Run DMC's "My Adidas." Unfortunately their follow-up was "No 2. Oasis MRockin' Chair" - Call them the Scrubs" perhaps the most annoying song poor man's Beatles if you must, but the during my senior of high school. brawling, loutish Gallagher brothers have 2. Blackstreet ''No Diggity" - It's sopho- been known to craft some of the catchiest more year of high school and most of my tunes this side of Glen Ballard. Any Oasis friends are starting to get their licenses. song could rightfully be considered a guilty Driving around with nothing better to do is pleasure, and one of their hits may prove a fun simply because you can. While there are Myerscough Li-Sto r e-It more appropriate choice, but this is one of quite a few songs that remind me of this • Fenced & Lighted the simplest, sappiest and best tracks the time in my life, none is more of a guilty • You Carry The Key • Furniture group has ever crafted. Saccharin in Its pleasure than "No Diggity." While I'm not • 8'x1 O' & 1 O' x2 1' Units • Inventory delivery and carried by simple strumming, really a fan of mainstream R&B or dance • Easy Access • Trailers numbers at this point in my life, Teddy Riley this is one ofthe first songs I ever learned to • Rent By Month O r Year • & More strum on guitar and consistently makes me and company really hooked me with this • Insurance Available wince and smile simultaneously. catchy track. Even the video featuring the 1. Dropkick Murphys ''Barroom Hero"- mini Penny Hardaway doll (remember him This tune will always be accompanied by from the Nike commercials when Hardaway both glee and sorrow for me. I became was still a up-and-coming star in the NBA) acquainted with my friend John during a was cool. production of "Brigadoon" during high 1. Fastball "The Way" - Perhaps the ugli- school, and it was hearing him play bagpipes est band to get overplayed by mainstream along to Slayer classics that brought us radio during the Summer of '99. I had just together and made him one of my closest graduated high school and would head to friends. He was responsible for introducing Charleston that fall. I was working at the me to the Murphys and "Hero" was his local family owned photo hut and the woman favorite drinking song. After he was diag- who developed and printed the photos was nosed with Cancer, he requested his friends always listening to 101.9, The Mix. As many throw a party in his honor rather than of you from the Chicagoland area know, The mourn. And when he succumbed to the dis- Mix is an adult contemporary station and ease this past January, this posthumously they played the hell out of the "The Way" became his anthem. that summer. I heard "The Way" so many times I actually began to like the song, espe- Turner's pies: cially the verse about your road being paved 5. Jets to Brazil "Sweet Avenue" - Without in gold. At night I had nothing better to do a doubt the slowest and most heart-felt song than go out, smoke up and try to get someone on Jets debut album "Orange Rhyming to buy us beer. Now as I count down my final ~£&ID1 W©W~ Dictionary.• Jets frontman Blake days of college, I sometimes wish I could be Schwartzenbach has closed sets with this that carefree again and "The Way" is one of song featuring only his vocals and a key- those songs that brings back all those mem- board accompaniment. While most of ories of that carefree summer. ID~Jill "Orange Rhyming Dictionary" is full ofJets ' The Favorite Five will be back next customary crunch and pacing building up to August, stay tuned. LAKEVIEW New music on WEIU FM 88.9 Top albums in sales at Positively Fourth Street £1r ~IV COLL~GE O.F NURSING Rock (5-9 p.m. daily) 217.443.5238 + Ten Grand - This is the Way to Rule Records for the week of April 22 - April 28 + Mates of State - My Solo Project 1. Linkin Park - Meteora + The Explosion - Sick of Modem Art 2. 50 Cent - Get Rich or Die Tryin' + Colossal - SIT EP 3. R Kelly - Chocolate Factory Panther Baseball is on WEIU FM 88.9 4. White Stripes - Elephant + Wednesday at 6:30 Panthers versus the Fighting 5. Ben Harper - Diamonds on the Inside Illini from live from Chamapaign 6. Godsmack-Faceless -Mirrors -Gift Certificates + Sunday May 11 at 1 p.m. Panthers versus the OVC 7. Audioslave - SIT -Picture Lights leading Golden Eagles ofTunnessee Tech 8. Sean Paul-Dutty Rock -Home Accents + Kick off party for the student audio channel, The 9. 50 Cent-The New Breed -Canvas Transfers Edge, Friday 4 p.m. at Stix. All ages. Games, prizes, 10. Live from Bonnaroo Volume 2 -Posters & Originals music and more. -Natural Florals -Limited Edition Prints Staff Amber Jenne, Verge edltor Ben Erwin, Copy editor -Custom Framing ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 917 Broadway Mattoon (217) 235-3939 Mon - Sat 10 - 5 THE DAILY Kelly McCabe, Associate Veige editor Ben Turner, Cover design EASTERN NEWS Alta King, Copy editor www.finaltouch alle .com Friday, May 2. 2003 ON THE VERGE OF THE WHKENO + THE OAILY EASTERN NEWS 38 Chicago punk-rock icon to make return to town with The Bomb By Ben Turner The Bomb's current lineup has "Home of the Brave" from SENIOR WR ITE R Pezzatl handing over his bass Raygun's 1985 album "All Rise,• responsibilities to Steve Custer to go along with about an hour- Friends & Co. will host the and Jeff Dean, formerly of The long set of Bomb originals. return of a Chicago punk rock Story so Far, has replaced The Matics accompanied The Icon Saturday night when Jeff Maxwell on guitar. Bomb to Charleston during its Pezzati brings his current proj- "I liked playing bass but our last performance. The Southside ect, The Bomb, back to live shows were kind of boring," quartet actually has numerous Charleston. Pezzatl said prior to the band's ties to The Arrivals. Pezzatl fronted the Chicago previous performance in As guitarist Pat Katovich put punk rock pioneers Naked November. "Now we're not tied it, the two bands literally drew Raygun for much of the '80s and down as much with Steve taking names from a hat to create the early '90s. Pezzatl, along with over on bass." two groups' current lineups. Raygun guitarist John Haggerty, Pezzatl said that Custer writes Katovlch was a founding member were arguably the two most music essentially the same way of The Arrivals with Isaac Tholtz Influential post-punk musicians he does, so the transition has and Ronni Dicola. While what In Chicago during the band's run. been rather easy. Dean was cho- would become The Matics fea- The Bomb took shape before sen to take over for Maxwell tured Dave Merrimen, Dave Pezzati's fledgling record label, after the band tried out a few dif- Kaktls, Jim Mertz and Brian Fee. Jettlsion Music (which Is named ferent guitarists. Like Custer, Mertz, Katovich and Fee then after Raygun's 1988 album), Dean is always contributing to joined forces. Bassist Jim Gentile became a reality. Forming In the the music making process. joined them and you have The late '90s, the band was originally "He writes a lot of music, but Matics current lineup. a three piece with John Maxwell his writing style is more like The Matics were scheduled to PHOTO COURTESY OF JETTISONMUSIC.COM on guitar, Paul Garcia on drums Haggerty,• Pezzati added. make an appearance last night at The Matics from left to right: Pat Katovich, Jim Mertz and Jim Gentile and backing vocals and Pezzatl In the '90s, Naked Raygun The Fireside Bowl, where Dicola allegedly playing bass for the reunion shows weren't exactly was going to flll-ln on drums first time since his short stint commonplace but the band did because Fee Is currently in split seven-Inch the two have been provided the lead vocals for with fellow Chicago punk legends get back together enough to pack Florida and may be headed to planning makes sense. Katovlch "Entrapment," from Raygun's Big Black. Garcia and Albini Chicago venues and keep the New Orleans. Katovlch said he's said The Matlcs have about a 1989 album "Understand." After have been friends for some time. band's legacy alive and well. known Dicola since he was 14 and dozen new songs written and each which Pezzati told the crowd, I'm That lineup recorded both its At the The Bomb's November he was confident Dicola would be band would most likely cover a here to see The Mattes, providing releases " ... Arming," an EP and performance at Friends, numer- a capable substitute. If Dicola song of the other band on the split, his label mates with a little more its full-length "Torch Songs" with ous patrons called for Raygun chooses not to make the trip, which will be released on Jettison confidence. Chicago producer Steve Albini. numbers like "Vanilla Blue," but Katovlch said the band might like the band's debut full-length Katovich said The Matics con- Pezzati and Albini have both been Pezzati told the audience Custer even perform songs acoustically "Ignition." tinue to try and broaden their fan prominent figures in the Chicago and Dean didn't know that one as a trio. The Matics also covered a base and make more contacts out- music scene for sometime, also yet. Instead The Bomb per- Because of the band's close rela- Naked Raygun tune during their side of the city of Chicago. becoming friends along the way. formed a dead-on rendition of tionship with The Arrivals, the November performance. Pezzatl Doors at 10 p.m. with a $3 cover. This school, it is a' changin' One of the first things I wrote and you know what - a lot of other the new Health Service would Lincoln locations. Unfortunately, during my senior year of high things are different now, too. become the new neighbor of Kiehm the vacant How Y'all Are was still school was a piece about how dif- I never even entered Booth and Thomas Halls, more parking an eyesore and most likely will ferent the school looked from the Library until the spring of 2002. was added southeast of the Thomas continue to be when I come back to day I entered In the fall of '96 to the McAfee was one of the library's Hall basketball and tennis courts. visit. current semester of the fall of '98. temporary homes and I don't recall When I was a freshman, the Students will always change, but My high school, Elgin-Larkin the exercise of finding resources ninth floor of Carman was vacant one thing about the students that High, had so many additions and being very easy. Even though and the third floor of Lawson was has definitely changed is the pres- remodeling projects done to it dur- Booth's reopening got pushed back all women. Now the ninth floor is ence of the cell phone. During my ing my four years that by the start a couple times, the end result was full and Fine Arts calls the third freshman year, perhaps a cell of my senior year the only thing worth the wait. So for those of you floor a temporary home. The phone would ring during class once that was the same about Its Insides who are freshman and sophomores Ben Turner Pemberton Hall dining center used a semester, now it happens once a was the actual directions of the and are sick of making trips to the SEN IOR WRITE R to serve food too, Including made- day. Try counting on your fingers hallways. Art Park West or Village Theater to-order omelets and reservatlon- how many people you see on any One of the things my parents for classes and lab time, when the Alley and Lobby Shop (Panther only dinners on the weekends. given day talking on their cell liked better about Eastern com- Doudna Fine Arts Center is fin- Pantry) remodeled. While the Eastern's leadership Is different phone while walking around cam- pared to the other school I visited, ished with Its face lift it will be Bowling Alley and Lobby Shop too as Carol Surles stepped down as pus. You'll run out of fingers real The Un!Versity of Missourt, was worth the current Inconvenience. were Improved, The bookstore president after a short tenure and fast. that the reception building (Old The Food Court was basically went from looking like It belonged the man who probably should have I'm sure there's many changes Main at the time) was the oldest non-existent when I got here In In The Union to appearing to be been hired Instead of her to begin I've forgotten like the new looks for building, while the building I would August of '99. Chick-fll-a (which I more suited for the Cross County with, Lou Hencken, stepped In as the baseball field and the DEN, but be spending the majority of my couldn't pronounce for the longest Mall. Just to clarify, that's not a Interim president. In the end It's clear this campus will time In (Buzzard) had just be reno- time) and Subway would soon call good thing. Hardee's and Long John Silver's continue to change as it continues vated. Mizzou was the opposite. the Union home but In the mean- Always In a search for more were open for business In the fall to compete with other state schools Well, In the meantime Eastern time, there was no such thing as parking, the tennis courts behind of '99, but Boxa and The Mad for students. The question is will I built Itself a spanking new recep- dining dollars. The Union has also Weller Hall were sacrificed for an Hatter's Tea hadn't begun attract- recognize the place when I come tion center nowhere near campus, seen the The Bookstore, Bowling all-staff lot. When word came that ing customers at their Fourth and back five, 10 or 15 years from now. eed money for clothes? 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The her participation in the retched ent, well acted and directed; yet, first two-thirds of the film was "Whipped." somehow, the film felt empty and entertaining because although this The twist that occurs with about non-involving. plot has been used before, the iso- a third of the film left, definitely In the desert of Nevada, a heavy lation and fear of no escape suc- took me out of the film. This twist rain causes the roads to flood and cessfully makes for tense will either make the film or ruin It the phone lines to go down. Ten moments. for everyone, depending on their people are on their way to various The acting in the film was very taste, but there will be little middle places when the rainfall forces all low-key and natural in a genre that ground to be had. of them to take shelter in a run ls known for over-acting and I, myself, did not care for the down motel in the middle of yelllng. John Cusack, while not twist not because it didn't make nowhere. Some of these people doing anything new with his per- sense, because in the context of are Ed (John Cusack), an ex-cop formance, was well cast in the role the film it fits. The reason I did now working as a limo driver for a of the intelligent, calm, self- not care for this plot twist was celebrity (Rebecca DeMornay); appolnted leader. Ray Liotta because it made me not care about Rhodes (Ray Liotta), a cop who is again plays the hot-tempered char- any of the characters or what hap- escorting a violent prisoner {Jake acter which ls always fun to watch. pens in the end. I believe that the PHOTO COURTESY OF ZAP21T.COM Busey) and Paris, a woman trying Yet, the real surprise of the film twist made the characters unim- Ray Liotta, Jake Busey, John C. McGinley and John Cusak in "Identity." to make it back to Florida. Of was Amanda Peet. Peet gives her portant in the story. course, all of these strangers have role a very human touch that ls not After this point, I did not care complain that there are no origi- left the theater uncaring and with secrets they are not telling and common in suspense/slasher films. who lived and died or who the nal or intelligent films out there, I a feeling of emptiness because of when people start dying, everyone While most characters in these killer was. I only watched the end agree with this complaint but with the film. ls a suspect. films are just meat to be led to the of the film to see how it played "Identity," I wished that the film- While making films that have This ls a rough sketch of the plot slaughter, Peet makes you care a out, hoping something would hap- makers would have taken the eas- twists, not only do the creators and to reveal anything else will little bit for her character. pen that would make me care ier road and not been as creative. have to make it creative, they also give away the many plot twists in With "Identity" and her great again. Although the acting, premise, have to make the overall story the film. The twists and the sur- performances in "Igby Goes While most of the time, people setting and direction was good, I better and not worse. 'Sesame Street' character brings Dixie Chicks face protest GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) - When began when Maines told a London tickets for the Dixie Chicks' summer audience March 10: "Just so you nostal~ia to 2003 Celebration fest tour went on sale two months ago, know, we're ashamed the president fans ofthe C0W1tty trto - riding high ofthe United States is from Texas." •GoA:,:oO'f7r w.to'heon~e?a'St'n part of peacemaker on the chil- with a best-selling. Grammy-winning The comment was made as war , u , u / L• dren's shows, said Dan Crews, "I think I even have a album - quickly snapped them up. was looming with Iraq, and Maines adults, chi /dren publicity specialist with the But the group's popularity has later apologized. College of Arts and Humanities. lot of students here taken a beating since lead singer However, sales of their album By John Chambers "He was always the one who Natalie Maines made a negative "Home" have dropped sharply and NEWS EDITOR kind of solved all the problems.• who will remember remark about President Bush, and many country radio stations pulled Orman will also take time for it remains unclear how the Tuxas- their music from their playlists. In Roscoe Orman didn't get to meet and greet sessions with Gordon." based band will be greeted as they recent interviews, the trio has said wear the bird suit. children and parents following prepare to kick off their U.S. tour their lives, and the lives of their Orman, who played Gordon, the presentations. -Dan Crews Thursday, here in the heartofDixie. families, have been threatened. not Big Bird, on "Sesame The children's production last Tickets for the 15,000-seat Bi-Lo Maines "said something in another Street,• will present two 30- year was the musical "The Center were sold out before rountty she shouldn't have said.• said mlnute presentations Saturday. Wizard of Oz," Crews said. In-The-Square Theater. He Maines' comments. However, a fuJg Gray, lead singer ofthe Marshall The event ls part of the 26th However, Orman's presenta- played the character of Gabriel radio host has pushed for fans here Tucker Band, which ls performing at annual Celebration of Fine Arts tions are not just for kids. in the Broadway production of to trade in their tickets for an anti- Thursday's altemauve roncert. to be this Friday through Sunday. "I think I even have a lot of "Fences.• He has held television Chicks concert, and about 10 pro- held ~miles away in Spartanburg. Orman joined "Sesame Street" students here who still remem- roles in "All my Children,• testers milled outside the venue But some people, including in 1972 and has taken his charac- ber Gordon,• Crews said. "Sanford and Son," "Kojak" and before the main event. Bruce Springsteen, have come to ter of Gordon to movies such as The event is sponsored by "Hard Times on Planet Earth.• Protesters carried sings saying the group's defense, and even in "Follow That Bird" and "Elmo in WEIU-TV. Orman's presentations will "The three French hens" and South Carolina, home of many flag- Grouchland. • Orman is from New York City. run from 1 to 2 p.m. and are free "Nothing Dixie about these Chicks.• waving patriots, the group has Gordon's character played the He started acting in the Circle- to the public. The Dixie Chicks controversy plenty of supporters. SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP SP ..-r Movies with Magic ~ www. ~rasotes- com. WU:i. ROGERS THEATRE AIRPOR T! STEAKHOUSE iJl:w.mlDwN, ~, • 346·9222 Sigma Pi 1 S. 3..?f.' till l:?. 1:!\ltN:?i Sri(.t\IJS :/ "HOME OF THE ELEPHANT EAR TENDERLOIN' o.... . 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Andrew has been performing at -Andrew (The Magic of Andrew) CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B Celebration for three years. His acts revolve around comedy, and he "likes to do afternoon workshop for young dancers any tricks that make people laugh.• Damon Runyon, at 7:30 p.m. in the Village T heatre, called Dance With shows at 1 and 3 p.m. in Buzzard Kicking off Sunday, flutists from Master-Class. The dancers will again Auditorium, The Roscoe Orman Children's Eastern's Music Department will perform perform at 7:30 p.m. at the same loca- Show will feature the actor who plays at 11 a.m. tion. "Gordon" on PBS's Sesame Street. After At 12:15 p.m. the musical stylings of Members from The Jugglers Society each show, there will be a meet and greet Sally Weisenburg and the Famous will be wandering around the festival at session. Sidemen, a five piece band from noon, conducting mini-workshops on Medicated Goo, a band known for classic Washington, I L, will perform jump blues how to juggle. The society is made up of and album rock, will perform at 2:30 p.m. along with an exotic mixture of blues and 20 members, including college students, The band has played at local venues, jazz. This band is currently promoting community members and high school including the Uptowner and Friends and their third album, "Homemade and Hot,• students. The members plan to juggle Co. Playing folk, country, blues, pop and written by Sally and her husband, Don clubs, knives and devil sticks, and r ide rock, Motherlode, a trio ofwomen , will per- Berbaum. unicycles. form at 4 p.m. Little Harps On the Prairie, an ensemble Spontaneous original performances by Also at 4 p.m. is the Collegiate Band of folk harpists from central Illinois that Eastern's newest sketch comedy group, Concert, which will be held in McAfee play celtic and seasonal music, will per- Lunch Box Voodoo, will take place during Auditorium. form at 2 p.m. breaks from noon to 4 p.m.Three enter- Jammsammich, Peoria's premiere party A group of five musical artists, Blue tainers will perform at 1 p.m. at various band, will play a psycho-mix-tape-stew of Bus, will perform jazz, funk, rock and facillties. horn funk, 70s disco, 80s retro and today's fusion at 3:15 p.m. Featuring the music of Czechoslovakia, hits at 5:30 p.m. Bringing the festivities to an end, the Spain and the South Pacific, the Eastern The Charleston High School will bring central Illinois' official Jimmy Buffett PHOTO COURTESY OF OAN CREWS Choral and Percussion Ensembles will play you the musical comedy "Guys and Dolls," tribute band, Boat Drunks, will per- 98.6 Degrees Farenheit Dance Company. in McAfee Auditorium. based upon the story and characters by form at 5 p.m. Celebration's lineup Quad Stage Unknown) + The Magic of Andrew 1 & 3 p.m. + Food Booths Open Noon Library + Jakehead 6 p.m. Quad Stage + Rapunzel and the Witch 11 :30 Library Quad Quad Friday + EIU Percussion Ensemble in a.m. Quad Stage + Medicated Goo 2:30 p.m. Quad + Art Fair 10 a.m. Library Quad + Bo Breda Solo Art Exhibition 10 Concert 7:30 p.m. McAfee + Dance Master-Class 11 :30 a.m. Stage + Art Exhibitions Noon Tarble Arts a.m. Tarble Arts Center Auditorium Village Theatre + A Sampling of Bethel Grove 3 Center + Food Booths Open 11 :30 a.m. + Guys & Dolls 7:30 p.m. + The Jugglers Society Noon p.m. McAfee North Hall + Demonstrations Noon Northside Library Quad Charleston High School Swickard Library Quad + Motherlode 4 p.m. Quad Stage of Doudna + EIU Jazz Lab Band Noon Quad Auditorium + Children's Art Activities Noon + Collegiate Band Concert 4 p.m. + Children's Art Activities Noon Stage Saturday East side of Library Quad McAfee Auditorium East side of Library Quad + Art Demonstration Noon Library + Lunch Box Voodoo Noon Library + Jammsammich 5:30 p.m. Quad + Sally Weisenburg and the Quad + Bo Breda Solo Art Exhibition 10 a.m. Tarble Arts Center Quad Stage Famous Sidemen 12:15 p.m. Quad + The Idle Hours 1:15 p.m. Quad Stage + Art Fair 10 a.m. Library Quad + Demonstrations Noon Northside + 98.6 Fahrenheit Dance Company Stage of Doudna and Union Bridge 7:30 p.m. Village Theatre + The Magic of Andrew 1 p.m. + Edison's Medicine 2:15 p.m. + Jazz Lab Band 10 a.m. Quad Lounge Library Quad Stage + Guys & Dolls 7:30 p.m. Quad Stage + Multi-Cultural Concert 1 p.m. Charleston High School Swickard + A Sampling of Bethel Grove 2 + Hello Dali 2-4 p.m. Near Quad + Food Booths Open 11 a.m. McAfee Auditorium Auditorium p.m. McAfee North Hall Library Quad Stage + Butchers Legs 1 p.m. Quad + Little Harps On the Prairie 2 p.m. + Green Jenkins 3:15 p.m. Quad + Unity Gospel Choir 11 :15 a.m. Stage Sunday Quad Stage Quad Stage + EIU Flute Choir 11 a.m. Quad Stage + Roscoe Orman Children's Show + Blue Bus 3:15 p.m. Quad Stage + Meet the Curator (Time Stage + Mighty Roadkings 4:15 p.m. 1 & 3 p.m. Buzzard Auditorium + Boat Drunks 5 p.m. Quad Stage 2 5 sour? call 5Bfl STRESSED about how you're going to pay the rent??? Advertise auv ~rti:i~ i11 t il~ UE~'J and make 5~ll-2816 money!!! 68 ON THE VERGE OF TH E WHKENO +THE DA ILY EASTERN NEWS Friday, May 2, 2003 ALBUM REVIEWS Godsmack's lack of creativity makes for mediocrity WEIU-FM By Aaron Saudargas two new songs on the EP, "The to launch STAFF WRITER Strange Design of Conscience" and "Thank You Jack White (For the Nu-metal masters, Godsmack, Fiber-Optic Jesus That You Gave are back with their third album to Me)." top 40 show rock the metal heads. Godsmack's "Thank You Jack White" is a goofy newest release, "Faceless," provides country western song that tells a By Dan Valenziano old fans with new music Without story about an encounter with Jack ACTIVITIES EDITOR much lyrical or musical incentive to White of The White Stripes while on bring new fans to the table. tour With Beck. Eastern is taking listeners to "The Godsmack recorded their self- The whole saving grace of this EP Edge" on WEIU-FM. titled album in 1998. With much radio is "The Strange Design of Eastern's new 24-hour top 40 radio play they began to get a fan base. Conscience.• It has a very fresh and station "The Edge" is set to replace Songs like "Whatever" and "Voodoo" different sound than any of their "The Party" as the background audio gave much success to the band. "Faceless" newer songs, and some pretty com- "Ball" on Eastem's student announcements Then Godsmack released their fol- Godsmack pelling lyrics that many can relate to Widespread Panic channel, said Rick Sailors, general low-up album called "Awake" in today: "Given the hopeless nature of manager ofWEIU-FM. 2000. Th.is album didn't do as well. our times/and how it would change A kick-0ff party for the station is Fans reallzed the band hadn't put things/and given the circumstances scheduled for 4 p.m. on Friday at Stix. much effort into making the album. ** of our lives.You'd have done the *** According to The album begins with the first same thing." em-infused rock blended with root- http://www.eiuedge.com, the station's radio-released song called "Straight New Flaming Lips EP bet- The EP also contains the video for sy blues from the Athens, Georgia Web site, the station's official start is Out Of Line," which sounds much "Fight Tust" and the trailer for the outfit At times inspirational and at Friday at 9 p.m. like every other Godsmack song ter left. for the avid fan Flaming Lips' very own movie, others gut-wrenching, John Bell's Sailors said sometime in July, "The ever created. "Christmas on Mars." singing highlights every track on the Edge" will be broadcast on its own The album then takes the listener By Greg Walker Overall, this is more of an EP for album. short-range AM station. to the next song, "Faceless." The STAFF WR ITER fans who want to hear everything Both Bell's voice and his oft- "Basically. it'll run 24!7," Sailors song screams about the relationship the Lips have to offer. People underrated guitar work shine said "It will be automated when we with religion from the perspective With the release of The Flaming intrigued by what the Lips should go through in the solo "Longer Look," are not live." of frontman Sully Ema. Of course Lips' new EP "Fight Tust," the Lips pick up "The Soft Bulletin" and where his picking and lamenting "It will be pretty much limited to the message leaves the listener with yet again dish out the unexpected. "Yoshimi," and when you're ready. join together for the most sentimen- campus,• Sailors said. "There aren't the disconnected feeling between Or is that the expected? Listeners give this EP a listen. tal moments of "Ball." "Fishing,• many high-power frequencies avail- the two. don't know what the Lips are going to the opener is an acoustic bongo tune able." "Hate me with everything/I'm do next which is what made their last that gracefully paves the road, The top 40 song picks will not be better offwithout your animosity/I'll LPs "The Soft Bulletin" and albeit a gritty one, for the rest of the based upon any national charts, even sleep better at night" "Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots" album. Sailors said. Students will be able to Skip a few tracks and hear the the masterpieces that they are. "Ball" remains true to Panic contact the station by phone or the song from the movie "The Scorpion This six-song EP starts off With form, from the slower blues distor- Internet and request songs. The 40 King" called "I Stand Alone.• The the excellent title track from tion of "Turtured Artist,• to the most requested songs will be played. song takes very dark look into the "Yoshimi." After that, things start pseudo-southern calypso "Thin Air "We want to tailor to what students mind of frontman Ema The guitars to get a little strange. (Smells Like Mississippi), which want to hear,• Sailor said follow earlier Godsmack songs. Of the six songs on the disc, three features the always prominent per- The new station will also be a The album seems to lack the cre- are covers. Starting off with a cover cussion stylings of Domingo valuable resource for students who ativity of other bands. Thur mates version ofKylie Mlnogues' hit "Can't "Sunny" Ortiz. want to go into commercial radio, Disturbed put out an album that was Get You Out ofMy Head." The Lips "Don't Wanna Lose You,• the sin- Sailors said. very different from their previous are able to tum a poppy, disc<>-like gle from "Ball," is a culmination of "One of our responsibility is to pre- albums. The lyrics sound as if they song into something strange and all things Panic, a ballad with true pare students,• Sailors said. "The were written 10 minutes before spacey while still singing, "I just southern flavor, highlighted by the majority of (WEIU-FM present and each song was being recorded. can't get you out of my head/Boy "Fight Test" piano work of John "JoJo" future employees) are going into com- "Change in seasons, living the your love is all I think about.• The Flaming Lips Herman. "Monstrosity" and "Papa mercial radio. It's good experience.• high life/I don't know you so don't And they never once forget to add Johnny Road" are the perfect Student employees will also have freak on mell can't control you, in the all important chorus, "la la blend of what Widespread Panic to deal with companies and busi- you're not my destiny" (from the la .. " can do, pull it all together and let it nesses who want their ads played song "Straight Out ofLine"). Sadly though, the Lips can't come ** rip, making great use of all ele- on-air, which will also prepare them "Serenity," the last song, is differ- out with as great of results on their + Having a "Ball" with ments of the band. for their jobs in the field after col- ent then any song on "Faceless." It other two covers, former touring- Widespread Panic "'Iravelin' Man," written by the lege, Sailors said. samples with them using the sounds mate Beck's "The Golden Age" and late Houser, very well could have Planning began for "The Edge" of an acoustic guitar and various Radioheacl's "Knives Out." The cov- been written for the fans of about a year ago, Sailors said. But. he tribal sounds. There is a possibility ers aren't bad; it's just that after lis- By Casey Cora Widespread Panic and the like: said, it has been seriously underway the band is trying to follow the same tening to their version, you will still STAFF WR ITER "Wanna keep my eyes on the all semester. radio friendliness of "Voodoo." prefer the originals. road/Wanna carry my life in a Sailors said that he and his staff are The album is definitely for older A techno remix of "Do You Despite the death of much-loved bag.'Uke to live in a hotel planning another station that will be fans. The songs on the album are not Realize??" from "Yoshimi" is also guitarist Michael Houser back in roomJWanna be a travelin' man" introduced in the fall. He described bad, but they've had the same sound present on the EP. But listening to August of 2002, Widespread Panic Ifyou're into sipping on tall boys the station as more "eclectic" than since the band was founded. With this will only make you real.i7.e how has pushed on in both touring and and like jamming in the hot summer other broadcasting mediums avail- Ema's dark nitty grungy type voice much better the original version is. their first studio effort sans Houser, sun, in Charleston or Athens, "Ball" able at Eastern. Sailors said students and lyrics, it offers newcomers of Sorry for the pun. "Ball." will leave you sun-soaked and satis- will be able to broadcast just about what Godsmack is all about Don't forgot that there are also Their latest brings us more south- fied. whatever music they want to. 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With 'n' band in the world, By Kelly McCabe lead singer Maria Andersson's arro- Supersuckers, are back to their ASSOCIATE VERGE £01TOR gant vocal delivery and guttarist rowdy selves with Jennie Apslund's riffs, Sahara "Motherfuckers be Trippin. • Swedish girl rockers Sahara Hotnights created a sound on the Even though they formed in the Hotnights have released "C'mon album that borders on punk, but deserts around Tuscon, Let's Pretend" in the United States. never really crosses that border. Supersuckers are typically The album was originally released The album kicks off with "Push lumped with grunge movement, in 1999, but it has finally made its on Some Some," a track that relies partly due to the fact that they way across the pond. heavily on the guttar work of the relocated to Seattle. Yet, because Sahara Hotnights gained some Apslund sisters. The next track, "Gross Domestic Product" of Supersuckers' similarities to "Motherfuckers be Trippin" attention after their 2002 album, "Oh Darling!" possesses a darker Warsawpack guitar-driven punk or even metal, Supersuckers "Jennie Bomb." Rolllng Stone sound, but is the standout track on Supersuckers outlasted the branded the girls as "The Next Big the album, especially because of the grunge backlash. Make no mistake Wave,• but they haven't really chorus. *** - the band's songs are still about made a big splash in the music While this is a good album, it (drums), Aaron Sakala (turntables), sex, women, drugs and alcohol. **"' world quite yet. After that album, pales in comparison to "Jennie Adam Bryant (baritone sax), Agit Led by bassist/frontman Eddie about being able to sing the f-bomb music critics were quick to catego- Bomb,• but that's expected since Rao (guitar), Simon Oczkowski Spaghetti and joined by guttarist along with a band to temporarily rize the girls with fellow Swedes this is technlcally their debut The (tenor sax/flute), and Jarolslav Dan "Thunder" Bolton, drummer relieve a lot of stress. The Hives; but The Hives' sound is difference between the two albums Wassmann (bass). Dancing Eagle (how are those for Bolton makes his guttar go wah- by far more raw and hard shows that the band expanded their It's a wonderful mix of jazz hip- punk rock monikers?) and rhythm wah on "Bruises to Prove it," The girls, all in their very early sound, which is exactly what bands hop songs with a few tracks of just guttarist Ron Heathman, who was which is essentially a let's-get- 20s, formed the band in 1996 under should do. mixing. Thirteen songs with strong replaced by Sullivan native and drunk-and-fight song. the influence of Blondie, The Clash political lyrics tear through this former Didgits frontman Rick "A Good Night for my Drinkin'" and The Ramones. They released album. By far. one of the better Sims for 1995's "Sacrillcious is another song about going out "C'mon Let's Pretend" three years + Political lyrics and songs is "Attention to Deficit,• Sounds of the Supersuckers. • with the goal of getting drunk but later, and the album garnered them genre-fusion are where Lee Sings about the capital- Heathman reentered the mix for this time with the reason of forget- two Swedish Grammy nominations. Warsavv,oacks trademark ism and mass consumption. 1999's "Evil Powers of Rock 'n' ting about the fight you had with That may not sound like a big deal, "In this age of rapid change Roll,• which the band essentially your significant other. The song Colin McAuliffe we've got new strains of the man- self-released. ends with a spoken word about a PHOTO £01TOR made pain/We got the stress the "Motherfuckers" starts off as older gentleman entering a strip pressure and duress neurosis and both a prediction and complaint bar and what he says to the hooker Warning: Your ear drums will psychosis in clinical test.• In the with "Rock 'n' Roll Records (Ain't who greets him. never be the same. One listen to the nine-and-a-half minute saga Selling this Year)." Spaghetti "The Nowhere Special" is one of seven piece out of Hamilton, "Doomsday Device,• Lee continues makes the prediction with the my favorite tracks on the album, Canada will be all you need. with what he feels is wrong with the dealing with a band song's name as the chorus but also member's 5~Hi:lR~ HOTnlGHTS Warsawpack attacks with an world. "I marvel at how my society voices his frustration when he adventures with a woman during ( 11'IOl'I U I ~ "'4ll 1lll0 eclectic fusion of hip-hop, jazz, is wired/while half of my man is sings "ya know it's a bitch playing their European tour and all the groove and rock. Forming in the starving the other half will be on a in a band and watching shit bands nowhere special places they got summer of 1999, each member of diet now/We got riots and we got get rich." busy. the group brings its own style to the lawyer client privilege CNN film "Pretty Fucked Up" starts out in Although this album doesn't sur- group for one of the most interest- footage of that flooded village.• ballad-like fashion but quickly pass previous efforts, it's good to "C'mon Let's Pretend" ing groups to recently come out of This album is for anyone with a throws gas on the fire turning the see Supersuckers returning to Sahara Hotnights Canada. love for music and socially aware chorus into something you can't their rowdy guttar-driven sound. The group consists of Lee lyrics. It's definitely worth the time help but sing-a-long with. There's **" Raback (vocals), Matt Cormier to check it out College dropout's campus tour makes stop at Eastern • Comic touring college the nation. Eastern is his next stop, tions with two networks for sit- strip's Comedy Store. N ick 's campuses racks up thanks to the University Board. coms, as well as specials for At the July 2002 Montreal Comedy Stop. Kinno dropped out of college to HBO and Comedy Central. He is "Just for Laughs" Festival, Kinno will accolades at age 27 become a comedian three years also scheduled to appear on Kinno was called one of the top perform By Dan Valenziano ago, according to a Web site for "Late Night with David new young comics nationwide. Friday at 9 ACTIVITIES EDITOR the Auburn Moon Agency, the Letterman" and "The Tonight About six months ago, Kinno, p.m. at 7th company premotlng Kinno. Show with Jay Leno". 21, became New England's S t r e e t Daniel Kinno is back at col- Kinno has worked with come- Kinno has performed regular- youngest headliner. While Underground lege, but he's not taking any dians such as Chris Tucker, Dane ly at Los Angeles's most famous there he appeared regularly at in the Martin classes. Cook and Anthony Clark. comedy clubs, inclucling Boston's Comedy Connection, Luther King Kinno, a comedian, has been According to the Web site, Hollywood Improv, The Laugh Comedy Palace, Dick Jr. University Dan Kinno performing on campuses across Kinno is currently in negotia- Factory, Ice House, and Sunset Doherty's Comedy Stop and Union. Have Your Stories Seen By A Diverse roup Of People Minority Today is looking for anyone interested in minority issues on campus to write for our next edition. For more info. contact Avian at 581-2812 or [email protected] Advertising opportunities are still available. Call 581-2816 for more info. 88 ON THE VERGE OF THE WHKENO + THE DA ILY EASTERN NEWS Friday, May 2, 2003 Cruising for rejection: How pickup lines will get you dropped Hollywood pickups that flew or flopped By Dan Valenziano vet suit says this I would say something like, ACTIVITIES ED ITOR to you. Do you: "'Wateiworld' sucked,. but yoo already Pick-up IJnes from movies: some a) Kick him In his krewthat. make you laugh, some make you cry aJreadyVile clDmpers and some make you just want to hurl. b) Eventually suc- +From "Jerry MagUire." cumb to his charm "I love you. You ... complete me." + From "National Lampoons Van and reveal yourself -Tum Cruise Wilder:" as a fembot with ".. .You had me at hello." "Are you stalking me? Because machine gun jub- Dan Valenziano - Renee Zellweger that would be super." biles. It's your call. This was, is and forever will be the -Ryan Reynolds sappiest, most stomach-turning dis- National Lampoon can do no wrong! + From "Lethal Weapon 3:" course ever recorded on screen. Tum, Macking ain't easy, as Anthony Michael Hall proves "Are you trying to bait me?" stick to picking up your women in bars in "Sixteen Candles." + +ODO "Blazing Saddles:" -Rene Russo by singing "You've Lost That Lovin' "Why don't you loosen your bullets?" "I'm a master of it." Feeling." -Madeline Kahn -Mel Gibson Mel Brooks Is a genius. Nothing Mel, you so crazy. + From "Austin Powers: more needs to be said. International Man of Mystery:" Test the waters + From "Grumpier Old Men:" "Actually, my name is Austin +From "Joe Versus the Volcano:" "I've been to Hawall." Powers. Danger is my middle name." "I love you." -Burgess Meredith -Mike Myers -Meg Ryan "Oh yeah? Which island" If only everyone who wore a male with ridiculous "I Jove you too! But your timing -Ann Gulbert symbol necklace could be so cool. sucks." "Come-on-I-wanna-lay-ya" -Tom Hanks -Burgess Meredith lines like these God, I miss the old Tom Hanks-you This quote reminds me of my of my 0 From "A Night at the Roxbury" know, the funny one. boyhood, sitting on the couch at that "Hey, nice bulbs Emily." By Niki Jensen same bat-time watching that same bat- -Will Ferrell STAFF WRITER + From "Austin Powers: The Spy channel. We miss you Burgess. You Guys, say this to a girl and I guaran- Who Shagged Me:" were the best Penguin ever. tee you'll get your lights put out. This past week I sacrificed my "Let's hop on the good foot and do dignity in the name ofjournalism. the bad thing." +From "Tin Cup:" On assignment for The Daily - Mike Myers "Does my inner chlld need a spank- Eastern News, I candidly Scenario: A man with extremely ing?" approached six guys with the poor dental health and a crushed vel- -Kevin Costner ridiculous IJne, "I'll play Girl Scout for you tonight if you promise to eat all my cookies." Nki Jensen Tu amplify my embarrassment, "I'll play Girl there was not a single taker. Scout for you Students hear it all when searching Each guy responded to my bold ton i ~t if you advance with widened eyes and promise to eat all plenty of chuckles. my cookies." One guy sporting a colorful polo shirt simply stared for short-term romance in Charleston at me like I was a mutant creature from Mars. By John Hohenadel and Kevin Nicks As Clock discovered, not all guys going to get a date by using such a lame Yep, that's right. These guys were bewildered and STAFF WR ITERS who use IJnes are just bar sleaze; some pick-up line," Clement said. shocked, absolutely astonished at the words I had just are okay. A guy could have a better shot with uttered. It's a Wednesday night at Jerry's, Bon "He just admitted that what he just Clement if he just came up and intro- Replies consisting mainly of "Whoa!" and "Are you Jovi is playing in the background, the said was quite stupid," Clock said. duced himself and maybe follow his serious?" affirmed their skepticism and wonder. taps are flowing, and Brendan Moody is "We actually ended up being friends. introduction up with a compliment. One guy who had probably thrown back a case of looking for love. He turned out to be a nice guy." Are you taking notes, guys? beer simply smiled, probably too inebriated to make "Hey there,• Moody says to a girl sit- "I don't think they are used that often, Pickup IJnes are not always a guaran- sense of my words. ting at the bar. "I'm a thief, and I want to but when they are, I always just think teed loss. Though I tried my hardest to shed my girl-next-door steal your heart." It's funny because they're all so stupid," "I pretty much know my type just by persona, perhaps my victims saw through the sultry Moody ls only one of the plethora of Clock said. looking at him," Clement said. "If my facade. Eastern students who admit to having Freshman Joe Weber remembers type of guy comes up to me with a funny Upon approaching a guy who may as well have had used bad pick-up lines, on one or more exactly how girls reacted to his previous pick-up line, he has a chance with me." "freshman" scribbled on his forehead, I could not help mortifying occasions. attempts only two years ago. Clement and Clock agree that pick-up but giggle while saying my IJne. Unfortunately, attempts like these His plan was to interest a group of IJnes are not used that often. His immediate reaction was to turn to his cronies. rarely do anything to "pick up" the freshman girls in the cafeteria with a However, Clock likes to jokingly use Then, in an urgent voice, he told them something along speaker's chances of sparking a conver- pick-up IJne, then laugh at them and walk them on her boyfriend. the IJnes of, "Hey! You won't believe what she just sation; but they do speed up the chance safely away. •All the boyfriends I have ever had, I said!" of rejection. Instead, he sat next to one lucky lady have been friends with them before we I guess college guys-or at least ones at "I don't remember exactly what she and confided, "There must be something even started to date," Clock said. "I have Eastern- aren't used to being approached with such said to me, but I haven't seen her since wrong with my eyes. I can't take them used pickup IJnes just joking around bawdy and over-the-top pickup IJnes. then, so it probably wasn't good," Moody off you." with my boyfriend, but never to actually Better yet, perhaps they aren't tempted by bad taste. admits. Hopefully his game has improved pick a guy up. I'm too shy for that." But whatever the reason, a valuable lesson was The brave soul who attempted a line since high school, because instead, they Moody sums up what he has learned learned: An alluring smile or a flirtatious glance may be on Jill Clock, sophomore communication laughed. from his experiences: "I don't really all a confident college girl needs to reel in that scrump- disorders and sciences major, did not get "I was a j unior in high school, and I expect {pick-up lines} to work, but ifI'm tious stud from Psych class or that mysterious Romeo the medical attention he was hoping for. thought I was Mr. Cool. Plus, the girls going to approach a girl, I may as well from across the quad. "Do you know CPR? {wink} Because were only freshmen, so I was sure it try to be funny. Chicks still dig funny So next time you're on the prowl, save the female you're giving me a heart attack!" would work," explains Weber. guys, right. population some embarrassment and ditch those Lines like this are supposed to attract One day last year outside of Carman Pick-up IJnes may be just a way for "lewdlcrous" IJnes! women. Hall, sophomore pre-pharmacy major guys to break the lee as Clement thinks, However, Clock was not impressed. Cyndi Clement was walking by the bas- but in the end, she has a message for "I laughed at him," Clock said. "I've ketball courts. guys who use them. never heard anything so Jame in my life. "A black guy yelled at me 'Hey baby "Don't use pick up lines, the end," I just thought it was funny." girl, you like chocolate?"'" Clement said. Clement says with a laugh. Clock explained that after she start- "I just laughed and turned around. The Weber definitely learned his lesson in ed to laugh uncontrollably, the guy who guy just went back to playing basket- high school, and has come to an had tried to woo her with this eloquent ball." epiphany: "I will never use another pick- line began to laugh with her. "Guys must know that they aren't up IJne again." CONCERT CALENDAR Friday Jammsammich Upcoming Shows + EIU Jazz Lab Band, The Idle + X-Krush Celebration in the Library Quad + Swampass Hours, Edison's Medicine, Green Gunner Bucs starts at 10 a.m. + Ryan Groff, Waylon, and Senn May9 Jenkins, The Mighty Roadkings, 9 p.m. $5 Acoustic Night at The Uptowner Friends & Co. 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