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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1981 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]. by Mary Holland menu selection will be discussed. because it has "creative and Two representatives from Hardee's If Hardee's does take over the food innovational" techniques. · Specialty Food Service Division will services, they plan to convert the Many other food services are visit Eastern· Friday to negotiate the ·Panther Lair into a Hardee's fast food "behind the times" and consequently possibility of assuming management of retaurant, leaving the Rathskeller as a do not know how to meet the demands ardee reps the University Union's food serviees. delicatessen, Haggis said. of college students, he added. The two, .Robert Sullivan, senior The Panther Lair will sell items other Haggis said he believes Hardee's will director · of development, and than Hardee's products based on be successful because "we serve within negotiate· corporate counsel Charlotte Wade, will students' demand, he said. reason what students need and want." "attempt to finalize" an agreement Professional Food Management Haggis said lie also believed between Hardee's and the Union, Art took over the food services in October Hardee's will be able to successfully Union Haggis, director of operations of the but did not renew their contract .after compete with other fast food ith Hardee's division, said Thursday: losing$23, 600. operations in Charleston because of Haggis said negotiations are still in Haggis said he believes Hardee's can the convenience of a campus the "open discussion stage," and make the food services successful restaurant. everything from contract terms to

Friday, May t, t 98 t The Daily · will be cloudy, windy and cooler, with highs in the low 60s. Friday night looks fair but cold, with lows in the mid 30s. Balmy and cool _ Saturday, with highs in the upper 60s. EasteEastern Illinois University I Charleston,rn 111. /Vol. 66,News No. 150 / 32 Pages I Two Sections Reagan budget cuts could derail Amtrak by Sarah Coyle The loss of Amtrak will affect As a result of proposed budget many people, and students are part cuts, Mattoon's Amtrak- service of the group. may be discontinued in October. A service representative at the Amtrak. the only passenger Mattoon station said he does not service train in the country, will be see much of an alternative for discontinued everywhere but on student transportation, "unless the east coast beginning Oct. 1, if they (the students) want to fly." · President Reagan's budget cuts are Students commented Thursday approved by Congress. on the possible discontinuation of The train service will be limited the local Amtrak service. to W as hi n gton D . C . , Freshman Cindy Turek said she

· Philadelphia, New York, and relies on Amtrak for emergencies. Boston, Jung Lee, a spokesman "If Amtrak was not there I would for Amtrak, said. have to rely on the bus, and I don't The trains will not run on the like the bus.. west coast because Reagan cut the "My parents w·ould rather have funds Amtrak had requested, Lee me take the train. It's safer and said. . more comfortable,'' she said. Amtrak originally asked the Although . the loss of Amtrak federal government for $853 would not affect junior Pete million, but Reagan only gave$613 Douville personally, he said, million. The $240 million "Some students have to rely on difference was made up in public transportation. If it's cut Amtrak's operating budget, Lee that would be one more said. inconvenience. College people As a result of the loss, Amtrak have to put up with too many will be forced to close down inconveniences. approximately 475. Amtrak "It's easy for Reagan to do this stations throughout the country. because it won't affect him. Other "We will have to lay. off 14,000 people will feel it. For them there's workers," Lee said. no way out," he added. To many people, the end of The information clerk at the Amtrak service will mean the end Union Station suggested that of traveling, an Amtrak students who are concerned about information clerk at the Union the demise of Amtrak write their Station in Chicago said. congressmen. . Ridership is very high today, "We (the employees) are all bers of the American Federation of was due to the hiring on non-union the amount of calls received at writing our congressmen," she , County and Municipal Employees employees to work on construction and the Un.ion Station is up about 40 added.· an informational picket Thursday_ projects on campus. (News photo by Tom percent, she said. n in front of Old Main. The protest Roberts) ommittee to re-define WELH·contro1· Last News edition for spring semester aureen Milroy by the students. meeting to establish a cable hook up tern President Daniel E. Marvin Marvin did not grant supervisory with Liberty Cable TV, Powell said. Today's paper is the final lished a committee Wednesday to control of WELH to the speech "It will l>e implemented in the summer publication of The Daily Eastern fine the areas of responsibility communication department because and begin operation in the fall.'' News this semester. Fall semester work of the Communication the action would have done away with Frank Parcells, fiscal agent and publication will resume Monday Communication Board the powers of the Communication faculty adviser of WELH, said earlier Aug. 24. "rman Mitch Powell . said Board over WELH, Powell said. that the cable system would be the The News office will maintain sday. Instead, Marvin decided to answer to many of the station's current ·regular business hours of 8 a.m. to in met with members of the restructure the role of the problems, which he said stem from 4:30 p.m. during finals week and h communication department and Communications Board to make the mismanagement last year and not throughout the summer. Communication Board to discuss board more responsive to the needs of enough funding. Summer publication will begin · positions regarding the control WELH, he added. Reception would be improved in the June 16. In the summer, the campus radio station WELH. "I guess the changes will be to more residence halls with the installation of newspaper is tentatively scheduled e speech communication clearly define the roles and the the cable system because WELH would ·for publication on Tuesdays and ment was seeking advisory responsibiJity of the Communication also be an FM station, WELH Station Thurndays. rol over WELH. The department Board," Powell said. Manager Greg Moore said earlier. The Daily Eastern News would ently only has advisory control The changes will begin being Off-campus and Charleston like to wish everyone good luck on the station. developed during the summer and will residents who subscribe to cable finals· and wishes everyone a good owell said earlier that the be implemented in the.fall, he added. television would also receive the summer. unication Board maintains that Marvin also decided at Wednesday's station, he said. station should continue to be run May 2 1, 1981 The Dally Eastern Ne

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..... Editor in chief...... : .... Ted Gregory News editor ...... Marsha Hausser ldentlf lcatlon Statement Assistant news editor ...... Melinda DeVries The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, at Night Staff Managing editor ...... Andy Savoie Charleston, Illinois during the fall and spring semesters and twice weekly Consulting editor ...... Laura Fraembs Editorial page editor ...... Herb Meeker during the summer term, except during school vacations or examinations, Administration editor ...... June Meyer by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $1O per Night edit r ...... Jane eyer $2 $20 o M Campus editor...... Linda Charnesky semester, for summer only, for all year. The Daily Eastern News is Assistant editor ...... Dru Sefton Government editor ...... Jerry Fallstrom a member of the Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all Sports editor ...... Dan Brannan Cityeditor ...... Sandy Young articles appearing in this paper.The opinions expressed on the editorial Wendall Gamble Activities editor· ...... Sue Ann Rentfrow and op-ed pages are not necessarily those of the administration, facul or Lab technician .... Sports editor ...... : ...... Dave Claypool student body.Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The DailytY Copy editors.. Tim. Broderick, Linda Verge editor ...... Betsey Guzior Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the East Wing of Photo editor ...... Robin Scholz Morgan, Linda Fraembs Advertising manager ...... Chris Goerlich the Student Services Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second class Circulation manager ...... Scott Moyer postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. Printed by Eastern Illinois Bu8iness manager...... Tony Dardano University, Charleston, IL 61920. Advl8er...... ve Reed Dally Eastern News Friday, May 1, 1981 3 AA okays two home ec courses Pike charter uraHenry "Multicultural Education," to the council. new required course for home economics majors in the The course was tabled· 1ast week after the CAA ordered lost due to · 'cs option and an elective course in secondary that the proposal be written in a more acceptable format. tion and foundations were both approved by the Rogers said the course would be an elective, offered every respect' cil on Academic Affairs Thursday. term and would become effective in Spring of 1982. 'dis e CAA passed· home economics 2150, "Intermediate Also approved unanimously by the CAA was a statement by Michele Morgan 'tion," which would become a required course for presented by CAA member Robert Hennings concerning the Due to disturbances at the Greek rs in the home economics-dietetics option and food and transfer of community college credit. Sing activities Sunday, and because of 'on in business option, Dean of the School of Home The statement consists of two guidelines for departments the fraternit 's prior probation status, - y omics Barbara Owens said. to follow when creating new courses to be presented to the ·Pi Kappa Alpha will be dissolved as a ens said the course would reduce the electives required CAA, Hennings said. fraternity organization at Eastern · · ome economics from 15 to 12 credit hours. The guidelines say that a transfer course may be judged effective Friday. member Don Rogers of the secondary education equivalent to the course compared to, or that a transfer Assistant Student Activities Director foundations department presented EDF 3500, · course will not be considered equivalent. Ann Marie Cavanaugh said Thursday �-·· the disturbances at the ··.-� that ,: �"', , performance were a basic disrespect of the persons performing at Greek Sing. Although Cavanaugh said that members of the J>i Kappa Alpha fraternity were causing disturbances at the Greek Sing, she would not disclose details of the disturbances. Pi Kappa Alpha was placed on probation March 13 as a result of a "hazing incident" in which nine members of the fraternity participated in. Union Area Head Bill Clark defined hazing- as "a fraternity or sorority action that involves physical or psycological damage ,to . those people who participate. Cavanaugh said, "The idea when an organization is on probation is that you straighten up your act, but the Pikes violated their own probationary status with their" disorderly conduct (at Greek Sing)." The Pi Kappa Alpha president was unavailable forcomment Thursday. pour The continued existence of the rd chapter here will require the y laborers from the Illinois Department of Interstates 57 and Route 130. Repairs on the highway are reorganization of the chapter to begin $59,000. portation repair the pavement on Route 16 between . estimated at (News photo by Brad Wright) sometime this summer or at the beginning of fall semester, Cavanaugh V-radio stresses experience said. hopeful { "Reorganization of the chapter means that the national office and the lie Held Beaubout called the space in the Buzzard Education assistant directors of student activities hn Beaubout, the third interviewee for the position of Building which.has been designated to the radio-TV station will evaluate each man through an tor of Eastern's proposed radio-TV station, said "very functional" if an experienced construction crew sday that such a facility agrees with his belief that on­ handled the renovations in the building. interview process on the standards of the National Fraternity Council," experience is an important aspect of education. "With the amount (of money) we are talking about, it Cavanaugh said. cademics is not theory-it is application of theory" he won't be the best facility in the world, but it will be a • Evaluation will include review of functi®al one," he added. · each · member's academic status, ubout is currently chairman of the department of Beaubout said he feels the station initially would require a financial status and character. munications and interim director the radio-TV director, an engineer and a · secretary as permanent Members not meeting the standards set ties at Kutztown State College in Pennsylvania. personnel. He added he would rel� on student help to - by Pi Kappa Alpha will be excluded ubout said "with an initial funding of $250,000 and at supplement the professional staff in running the station from the organization, $85,000 per year after that, the station should be a because ' I am against having a large professional staff." '. · The reorganization will be s." completed by September 1, she added.

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· Some "very good'; reasons turn been occurring at Booth. Thanks, Wilson . Luquire. We wanted to make - About one month later, Luquire instituted two sure that you knew your outstanding efforts to be having too much to drink night before, it's too nice of a day t additional improvements in the Library: an throughout this year did not go unnoti.ced. to class, it's too cold to ·walk to c or it's raining and I don't want t my umbrella wet. Editor reflects on a college career Many students are now hun In keeping with tradition, this space in the semester's. last over typewriters, their hands sh edition has been donated to me for use as a final column. Personai-flle: Ted Gregory from too much caffeine, while And, keeping another tradition, I will start by hurry to finish term papers due F' complimenting the people behind this tabloid-Daily that were assigned at the beginni Eastern News staffers. local government decided that students didn't really need to the semester. What we have at the News is a group of collegiate be here for such trivial matters. So, the council passes the A little voice inside their hea journalists who, like. all our readers, compare their work law last year between the end of the spring semester and the saying: "Next year I'm going to with commercial newspapers. Our staffers work just as hard begining of the summer term. Ah, the democratic process is these things done right away." as many professional journalists, care just as much, and, alive and well somewhere else but Charleston. Come September when the although people don't want to admit it, do a solid job of Dwayne Cooper, Kevin Condon, Joe Cuccinotto, Joe papers are assigned, this resol reporting the news. DeMay, Jim Holland, Don Reinhold and Matt Vogel. I have changes to: ''This semester I w The rewards for their efforts are usually lost sleep, always wanted to get my roommates names in the paper-if wait until the last minute." headaches, ·lousy grades, low tolerance to disease, and for no other reason then to repay them for enduring my Around December this vow ch people's half-baked complaints. Well, to paraphrase a many irresp�nsibilities over the last few years. Thanks, to: "Next semester I'm not goi famous saying: Those that can perform, do; those that Loggers. I wish I could have done more...:...NOT! wait until the last minute." can't, gripe. My hat goes off to all my performers. I realize Why do I sweat in Coleman Hall during the dead of Besides schoolwork, money is that this simple thanks is not nearly enough, but I ran out of winter? next most important topic on beer money last week. Sorry. Ninety percent of the time someone comes in to talk to me minds of students, as they resolve Now, to business at hand. Since my cpllege career has at the News, its either to ask for something or to bitch. to spend so much money in almost ended (even though I still have one part-time The only kinds of beer I can taste the difference between semesters to come. semester remaining), I thought I'd use this last column as a are flat and carbonated. This is especially true with pi type of eclectic diary of my college memories. The following Do you know what Old Main's formal name is? I do. But and video game fanatics on campus tid bits probably won't mean much to you, but they have I didn't find out until last semester. Persons addicted to these q repeatedly shot through my mind at various times during my What do people not involved at the News do with their eaters are well aware of the money college career: afternoons? waste on these machines. But, for The best drfnking fountain at Eastern (or anywhere for I often times feel that I've missed a valuable part of the pinball and video junkies it would that matter) is in the north hallway of McAfee Gymnasium. college experience because of the tiip.e I have spent at the easier to quit eating than to give The one on the left has stronger pressure than the one on the newspaper. their quest for a free game and a right. My first two weeks as a freshman I spent alone throwing game to date. Katherine Ross is the world's sexiest actre.ss. darts at a dart board in my room. I was too inhibited to One way to put an end to Most of us know that Californians are the flakiest people wander out and meet ·people. Boy, did I miss some fun obsession with flippers and laser this side of a Wheaties box. Well, after visiting the state, I times. Of course, I became a dead-eye dart player. is to find another, less expensive h know the reason for this mental dandruff-the sun. Too Hibernation does have its benefits. to fill the time. much of it has fried away too much of the Californian I don't think I have ever had more enjoyable Halloweens For example, someone suggest brain. The poor people are victims of a mass solar hangover .. than the ones I've participated in at college. me that I would spend less mon The film "Casablanca" is the most romantic movie I've How many times has anyone actually sat down and eaten giving up pinball and begin coll seen. an entire meal at the Panther Lair? gold instead.

My freshman year was the first time I saw brother Jed Do most girls gain about 15 pounds when they come to And, last but not least on · Smock. Keeping in mind the freshman mentality, can you college or is that just my imagination? resolution list is to lose weight

· blame me for immediately running back to my dorm room It's funny but as editor in chief I probably have done the drinking less beer and eating and phoning my parents to tell them that sending me to this least amount of work since joining the News and yet, I junkfood. By the second day of evangelical college was not my idea of a joke. receive the most pay and recognition of anyone on the staff. semester it becomes: "I resolve I have often wondered if anyone would notice the It has always amazed me that some of the harshest, most drink only light beers and buy fr differeQ.ce in newspapers if all we did was change the photos biting columnnists are usually very nice, level-headed and pizza on1y when it's on sale.

every day. easy-going people. _ Wasn't the timing of the Charleston City Council passing For the first time in my life, I have no idea where I will be the ban on the sale of drug paraphernalia interesting? Our half a year from now. Friday, May Dally Eastern News 1, 1981 5

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Tekes roll keg to aid children's hospital Time running out by Jackie Wade contact the Teke house at 345-9064. there to the Teke national headquarters pickup Eastern's chapter of Tau Kappa Last year the men exceeded their goal in Indianapolis. for Warbler "The Tekes will follow highways 16 Epsilon fraternity will assist Southern of$1,000 by$300, he said. Time is running out for those · ardsville's The SIU-E chapter meet at Eastern's and 150 to Terre Haute, where they Illinois University-Edw who have not picked up their copy from will take Hig-hway 40 into chapter in rolling a keg 120 miles Teke house Friday and begin the trip of the Warbler. Indianapolis to. raise from there. They will run the keg from Indianapolis," he added. - Charleston to Student teachers - and other Research $2,500 for St. Jude-Childrens students who have not received Hospital. their copy should stop by the Daily Eric Diekemper, Graduate student Averill gets Union ward Eastern News office in room 102 said he A former SIU-E Teke president, of the Student Services Buildin A Senior Val Averill has been named affiliated with the Union Board. is helping arrange the fundraiser. before May 8. will be the recipient of the Union Board Criteria for selection of the award group of 25 to 30 people Warblers will be distribut I Award, chosen from 30 nominations included academic achievement, participating in the keg roll beginning hours made by student organizations and . leadership positions, and participation during regular business p.m. Friday. a.m. until 4:30 p.m. Students n the faculty members on campus. in community-related e".ents or He said a van will be following · their validated studen Union Area Head Bill Clark said programming. to bring run so that after each man has run for identification card. Thursday that Averill was chosen by a Activities Averill was involved in on a certain amount of time, anothel' fee will be charged for committee, chaired by Director of campus include president of RHA, A small person will jump out .of the van and were not full-tim ' Student Activities Don Cook, student campaign coordinator of the those who take over from that point. fall and spri comprised of two faculty members and . Tarble Arts Center, and a member of . students both The Tekes wll be · accepting semesters. donations of any amount. Anyone two student members· of the· Union the Student Government Legislative interested in making a donation may Board, and two faculty members not Leadership Committee.

Purpose The purpose of the Parents' Club is to act as a communication link between the university faculty, administrators and parents. Parents' Club acts as a sounding board for the administration in university policy matters. Each member helps to increase the personal ties between the university and parents by voicing opinion through the Parents' Club. Membership Membership is open to any parent or guardian of an EIU student. Any member who wishes to continue membership after the graduation of his or · her student may do so by renewing club membership. Meetings . EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY An annual meeting is held each Fall in conjunction with Parents' Weekend. The Board of Directors and all other interested members meet to disctJss potential projects &nd timely issues. Other meetings are scheduled. as nec_essary. Attendance at meetings is not required Newand Old for the general membership. Members Paren· ts' Club Projects 1. STUDENT EMERGENCY LOAN FUND· 2.Parents'\Veekend adminis_tered through the Financial Aids 3. Friday ·issue of The Daily Eastern News mailed Department helps qualified students with to all members. unexpected or emergency needs. No interest is 4. Parents' Report, a quarterly newsletter. charged on these short term loans.

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City ______State Martin Luther King Jr., University Union Zip Code ______Phone ______Eastern Illinois University Son /Daughter's name Charleston,_IL 61920 (217) 581-3829 Check Below: D 1 year, $5 per family D Additional $1 for Parents' Club D New Member D 4 years, $20 (or until Student Emergency Loan Fund D Renewal your student graduates) Friday, May 1, 1981 7 te $1000 awards due in six weeks Seniors may pick up. y Schneider Verification of the presence at Committee. caps, gowns today em students' $1 ,000 financial Eastern of students who were chosen to A budget reduction could mean that Senior caps and gowns will be academic awards for spring receive the awards was sent to ISSC in only college freshmen could receive the disbursed from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. er are expected in "four to six early March, Eastern Associate awards, where . now stud�nts can Friday in the University Union Old , ," nearly a month and a half Director of Financial Aids John Flynn receive the awards for four years, Ballroom. because of delays in the state said. Matjeka said. Seniors must bring their er's or comptroller's office, The verification should have been Two million dollars were set aside by identification cards to pick up the ks, Director Larry Matjeka said processed within six to eight wee the legislature last year to be caps and gowns. y. Matjeka said. Matjeka added any distributed to 2,000 students in the delay may have resulted in the state who had high ACT scores. gedstabber processing at the treasurer's or A total of 4,000 students may receive Subscribe to comptrpller's office. the awards if the next year's budget is given bench trial The money is sent to Eastern, which approved, he said. The Dally· deposits and disburses the funds to sel B. Hill, 29;of 1004 Division, students, Flynn said. EasternNews eston, was granted a bench trial In adoition, Matjeka said the future he Charleston Circuit Court, of the Illinois State Scholarship ay. Commission's academic awards was charged with aggravated program is up in the air, depending on for allegedly stabbing Eastern the Illinois General Assembly's more Dwayne Betts in the appropriations for Fiscal Year 1982. ersity Union last February. Matjeka said a series of proposed tes Attorney Nancy Owen said amendments to the ISSC's b udget ill gave up his right for a trial by request which have not yet been hen the court accepted his waiver proposed would abolish the program bench trial. • altogether. is representing himself. at the The budget is now in its second trial scheduled for June 10. reading in the Senate Appropriations

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o instructors eive awards HORSE-BACK wn Morville ph Connelly of the political e department and Lucina RIDING - d of the English department ed Distinguished Faculty Awards Former owner of tern, Richard Rogers, chairman e distinguished faculty awards Fast Ed's now owns 'ttee, said Thursday. ers said there were seven This Sunday 1-5 p.m. nt applicants, and selection for ards was based on excellence in -outdoors, at ED'S RIDING · g, research in their particular and service to the university and SPRINGHAVEN ·STABLE unity. (weather permitting) FOR ONE TRAIL RIDE awards consist of a $500 check $5.00 a letter of commendation from Western boots from · , he said. $1.00adm ission $12-35 Western shirts . elly has been a member of the Liquor allowed, $12 science department for 22 Straw hat $10 , including seven years as bring yo ur own. In the Barn next to the water slide ment chairman, Rogers said. �nelly is currently the adviser to 4 mi. east Course is open - weather permitting Student Senate and the Young rats at Eastern. of Charleston . bbard has been a member of the E. _on Rt. 16 AT SPRING HAVEN · h department,since 1968, he said. on Rt. 16 is current director of the CAMPING AREA 345-4614 ment's undergraduate studies chairman of the Placement rces Committee where she is ved in job counseling, Rogers

bbard has also received an tanding Faculty Merit Award for past three years, he said. wDay hosts cal speakers nCole a Iota Lambda, Eastern's w fraternity, is p,r esenting lectures hree local people in the legal ession for National Law Day y in the University Union 'tion Martinsville Room. arie Tipsord, president of Sigma Lambda, said the topic for 'onal Law Day is "The Present se and Future Trends of the ". The speakers will begin at n. oles County States Attorney Nancy s and local attorneys Ken Gano Woody Krammer will be the guest kers, Tipsord said. 'The fraternity sponsored mock T (a .simulated law school 'ssions test) last week and we have

sponsored debates between two . - attorneys, and another between . circuit court judges," Tipsord , "and one of our future plans is to k on the Charles - Hollister olarship, in memory of the late les . Hollister, former prelegal 'ser." Peter Leigh, Eastern's prelegal 'ser, has been active for eight years h the prelaw fraternity. echanical tools olen from truck Lee Ann Franklin More than $150 worth of rchandise was reported stolen early day morning from a truck, which parked in the McAfee Gym king lot, Campus Security Officer k Chambers, said Tuesday. The pick-up truck is registered to ·c Pedersen, a mechanic from atine, who was visiting freshman a Stastny last weekend. The missing tools were discovered ter Sunday morning when Stastny d Pedersen found the cab unlocked. No suspects are under questioning at is time and the case will continue der further investigation, Chambers 'd. 10 t-riday, May 1, 1 98 1 - - Building hours adjusted r--�------�--- � by Peggy Schneider May 9. lt will be closed Sunday, May t Campus building hours for the 10. t library, Health Services and the Summer hours· for the Union will be t University Union have been 7 a.in. to IO p.m. Monday through Jox for Women announced. Thursda;y and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. t Booth Library will be open during The Union will be closed during the · regular hours of 8 a. m. to midnight weekends. ' t by next week until Thursday, then will Union bookstore hours will be 8 t operate from a.m. to 5 p.m. l�"\tt.Cf\n_ 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and Friday and during the Friday. t same hours from May I I through May . The Panther Lair will be open from t I 5. 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday thro ·1gh The library will be closed May 9, 10, Friday. The vending lounge .viii be t 16, 17, and 25. open 24 hours. t Only Tl)e University Union Grand Check-cashing will be open during t Ballroom will be open for studying the week from 9 a.m.· to 2 p.m. The $19.99 next week from 7 p.m. Sunday to 2 lobby shop will be open from 8 a.m. to t a. m ..Wednesday, from 7 a.m. 5p.m. t Wednesday to 2 a.m. Thursday, and Campus residence halls will close at from 7 a.m. Thursday to 2 a.m. 8 p.m. May 9. Students �hould make t. Friday. arrangem1;:nts with the hall coumelors t The Union will be open until 5 p.m. to stay aft�r that time. Friday and from 8:30 a.m. Lo 4:30 p.m. t t t t Th is Weekend at t E.L. Krackers t t -Red stripe on white nylon- t These are Jox by Thom McAn. Designed especially for women. t Jox for running. Jox fo r tennis. Jox for every game you play. In t canvas, or nylon and suede. , DRINK . 2 for the Price Of 1 t · 7 p.rn. - 9 p.m. 'r-I .... Maoockre S hoes Friday and Saturday Night! South Side of Square I· �� � � � � � ���� � � (•� ���J � � Tonight show your college · From Now . Thru Finals! ID and get in for HALF PRICE 1405 4thSt reet

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JOE CLAFFY E.l.U. Campus Representative • OLD STYLE 904 Seventh Street • OLD STYLE LIGHT Chmleston. Illinois 61920 IFYOU'VE_ GOT §!y.J!b. • SPECIAL EXPORT Phone 217-348-0722 • BECKS • BLATZ let everyon·e know. HIATT DISTRIBUTING COMPANY 1713 SOUTH MAIN STREET • PARIS, ILLJNOIS 61944 • 217-463- 1525 Drink Old Styk. ! Please report classified errors immediately at 58 1-281 2. A correct Friday's will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be responsi Clas for an sified incorrect ads ad after its first insertion. 12 May 1, 1981 _The Dally Eastern News

R Services Offered Wanted Roommates oommates For Rent For Rent - �-- At Jim Walker's Cycle Shop Wanted: Dorm sized One female roommate Responsible, studious male NEGOTIABLE RENT: For Summer Rental - Town minor tune-ups, all makes, 4 refrigerator. Will pay $25 v.ianted to share a house Fall roommate for summer & Summer Sublet need 1 to 5 at Sixth & Polk. Reduced cyl. $41 .95 · 2 cyl. $29.95. $50. Jim 2302. and Spring, semester. Own possibly Fall/Spring. Call 345· people to live in charming 345-61 15. Phone 345-3758. Rt. 1, room . One block from campus. 5396 9:30 · 10:30 pm . house with cute porch! 1 block Lerna. Open daily 9-5. Closed Call 3838. ______1 from campus. Please call 2266 Summer Sublease: nice Sunday. ______1 One female roommate or 3864. bedroom house, ex Goods Wanted ______00 Room available for girl in very needed to live in Youngstowne 1 location. Rent negotiab.e. nice house w/2 other girls. during Intersession. 3.45-2446. Experienced typist - 75 apartment RENT A MINI STORAGE as We buy junk cars. 345· May through July. Call Call Cathy 581 -5098. cents per page. Call evenings low as $1 5 per month . Sizes 2484. Maureen at 345-9729. 1 Summer only · one and 345-3593. ------,- starting at 4 X 12 and larger. ______5/ 1 ,6/1 6, 18,23 roommate needed bedroom apartments av ______1 Female Phone 345-7746. West Rte. Spacious house, own House 1 Y2 blocks on 3 month lease. 345-72 I'll type for you. $1 .00 per Wanted to buy. A used or for Summer. 16. page. Please call Sandy at new motorcycle helmet. Any bedroom, good condition, from campus. Rent negotiable. ______oo $90/mo. plus uti:ities, pet Call Susan at 581 -2375. Summer Sublease 345-9397. reasonable price. Call Jenny at U-STORE WAREHOUSE Co. allowed, summer and/or Fall. ______1 $252 a month, 2 bedr 1 345-637 1. We rent mini-storage rooms. Call Cheryl 345-7964. E apt. for Fall. 1 Located across from Bu MOVING, hAULING. OLDTOWN JARTRAN Trucks and cartons roommate needed. Call 3893 or 51 58. Reasonable rates. Lccal or out female and equipment for the do-it For Summer: Male roomate of town . 345-454(.• after 6 Rides/Riders 348-1 51 4 . yourself mover. S. Rt. 130 needed. Nice house. Y2 block GREAT LOCATION, 1 p.m. across from Sister City Park _____ North of Lantz. Private room, 9th . Need 2 females for 1 entrance. Phone Charleston, for Rider Needed ' L.A. area, no utilities, rent negotiable. Good rates. Call 348- 1 607 Roses and carnations Housing Wanted 345-3535. Mattoon 234- Heritage after exams 345-2400. Call 348-8047 or 345-2754. Mother's Day -- 2833. House Jaycee's w.11 deliver Bruce. ______1 REDUCED RENT - 2 Grad Student seeks private ______00 May 9. $12.00 per 1fozen. Call Female subleasee needed apartment available room in House I apt. or_ Summer with fall option. 1-2- 345-41 20 Saturd< y May 2 · Commuter for summer! Apt. behind summer, furnished, residence starting fall. Serious 3 bedroom apartments $1 20 12 to 5 p.m. to order. Effingham/Teutopolis area for Caesar's. Arranged Rent. Call conditioned - 348-0052. student. Call Tom 1-429- to $180. 345-2203 after 5:00 ------8-week summer term. Class 581 -31 06 or 581 -31 03. 1180. ______oo from 1 :30 to 3: 10. Call 217 - ______1 Large house for ______1 One, two, and three 857-3061. 2 summer subleasors sublease. Across from Student needs to rent a room bedroom furnished apartments Help Wanted ______1 wanted own room, Y. block on 7th Street. Own r I apt. for May 22 - June 30. for summer and/or fall. Regular Commuter. aroadlands I Villa from campus. A/C , furnished. central air cond. $60 Call 348-0733 after .5:00. Ask rates for 9-month lease. Needed · Clean up men , 3 Grove or nearby areas. Good rates. Call 348-091 8. person. Call 345-9729 for Diann. Reduced rates for 1 2 months hrs. wor�. daily in early Intersession class from 8:00- ______1 furnished . ______1 or summer only leases. Call afternoon . Apply in person at 10:00. Call 21 7-834-3321 . Need one male going to U. of Male Grad student needs 345-7171 . Ted's Warehouse. I. in fall for house near campus. OLDE TOWNE 2 bdrm place to stay starting August. ______00 ______1 eall Steve at 348-09_55. 4 people. Summer Need a roommate. Call Ed Y oungstowne has a few two LUCRATIVE SUMMER JOB · 1 $225/mo. 345-5765 or Roommates collect (803) 654-7830. bedroom apartments at Sales reps. needed to call on One female to share great 0852. reduced rates. FOR SUMMER Doctors and Lawyers. Job · · furnished house for three fall I Female roommates needed Male student needs to rent ONLY available. Have June thru Aug. Commission spring. UTILITIES PAID. Four room, two bedr to share apartment in room I apartment for fall term dishwashers, garbage range $500 - $1 000 weekly. $1 1 5/mo. Big yard , near for rent to upper class f Youngstowne. Call Patty 348- only. 348-0052. disposals, self cleaning ovens, Must be at least 21 , work 40 campus. Call 345-3853. 245-2384. 8657. and frost free refrigerators. hr. weekly and have car. Call ______1 Swimming pool privileges are 31 2 · 8fi8-87 40 weekdays 9- Summer school special, Need one female for NEEDED - Two subleasers also available. Call 345-2363 5 or write: A.C.T.; P.O. Box For Rent blocks from campus, summer. If interested call Ann for summer. Own bedroom in 1 0-6 Mon thru Fri. 9-1 432; St. Charles, Ill. 601 7 4 included: (1) trailer for 348-1286. Air conditioned house directly Saturday. NEEDED · Two subleasers $1 1 0/month; (2) apartm ______1 across from Lantz . Rent ______oo for summer. Own bedroom in four, $300/month. Call Need 3 male roommates for CHEAP and negotiable!! Office Space at 501 Air conditioned house directly 4421 after 5:30 p.m. house close to campus, Contact Mark 2836. Jackson. 2 large rooms and 1 Wante ______across from Lantz. Rent d summer, fa ll or spring. 58 1 - 1 small connecting room. C HEAP and negotiable!! Available summer 2883 or 581 -2692. NEED ONE MALE .Upstairs and all carpeted. All Wanted to buy good used Contact Mark 2836. housing. Furnished, ______1 Roommate for Summer. Own utilities furnis.hed, including ______1 included - deposit & refe stereo, boy's 26" 10 speed 1 male roommate needed for room in house close to central air conditioning. 345· 3 bedroom apartment for 3 required. No pets. Call bicycle, prefer Schwinn. 345- summer. Ph. 345-4985 and campus. Rent negotiable. 345- 7041 . people for summer and fall. 7370 or 348-8779. 5382. ask for Joe. 298 t. 348-8408. _1

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OfEnvironmentalfi ciaIS THE lDEADLI NotiNE FOR permanently.ces Transcripts of the James E.'Martin accomplished no later than the STUDENTS WHO DID Biology Exam DROPPING AN academic record of any Registrar deadline of 4:30 p.m. on PRE-ENROLL FOR SU The Environmental Biology INTERSESSION CLASS. student with an unclear record Tuesday, June 23, 1981 . The TERM 1 981 may enr Comprehensive Exam will be Michael D. Taylor will be withheld and not sent to Correspondence necessary forms are available June 1 5 or 16 according given a second time on May 2, Director, Registration anyone or any place. If the Courses in Records Office. following schedule by 1 98 1 to those environmental obligations is extremely Students who plan to take James E. Martin letter of last name: biology seniors and gr aduate serious or prolonged, it may any work by correspondence Registrar MONDAY, JUNE 15 students who could not be Seniors result in a complete hold on a MUST have that course A ...... 9:0 0 present on April 18. Exam to Any student registered for student record which includes approved in Records Office Student/Dependent B ...... 9:3 5 be given in LFS 201 at 9:00 placement who graduates at withholding grade reports and prior to enrolling for the Summer Insurance 1981 C ...... , ..... 10:10 a .m. the end of this semester or precludes readmission, coµrse. Students should ask to Full-time students will have D ...... 10:45 U. Douglas Zimmerman who will be student teaching regi$tration, or graduation . 5ee Mr. Conley or Mr. Martin to an insurance premium included E-F ...... 11:2 0 Professor of Botany next semester should report James E. Martin discuss taking work by in their service fees. Students G ...... 11:55 his address for next semester Registrar correspondence. who will not be enrolled in the H ...... •...... 12:30 · Intersession Registration to the Placement Center. James E. Martin Summer Term or who will be 1-J ...... 1 :05 ALL CONTINUING All students registered for Graduation Registrar part-time for that period (less K ...... 1:40 STUDENTS WHO DID NOT placement should report their Requirements Deadline than 8 hours) are eligible to TUESDAY, JUNE 16 PRE-ENROLL FOR addresses to the Placement For a student to be Grade Change purchase Summer Sickness L ...... 9:0 0 INTERSESSION 1 981 may Center each semester even if considered a Spring Semester Appeals and Accident Insurance if M ...... : .....9:35 enroll on Friday, May . 1 there is no change. 1 981 graduate ALL graduation Appeals to change assigned enrolled full-time Spring N-0 .....•...... 10:10 ;_TODAY- in the Registration James Knott, Director requirements must be met by grades must be initiated by the Semester with insurance P-Q ...... 10:45 Operations Room (south Career Planning & 4:30 p.m. on Friday, June 12, student through the coverage. R ...... 11:20 basement McAfee) between P.lacementCenter 1 981 . This means that any appropriate instructor within To be eligible to purchase s ...... : . 11:5 5 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. removals of incompletes, four weeks after the start of the insurance for dependents, a T ...... 12:30 A student enrolling on May 1 Student Grade Reports changes of· grades, or an grading period following the student must first be covered U-V ...... 1 :05 -TODAY- should bring his At the close of each grading official transcript of academic one for which the contested by the insurance program. w-z ...... 1:40 l.D. card and PAYMENT for period Student Grade Reports work from another institution grades were recorded. The A student who is not full-time DOOR CLOSES AT 2:30 Intersession fees. are mailed to the permanent MUST reach Records Office deadline for Spring Semester for the summer may purchase Students should enter Michael D. Taylor addresses listed by the by that date. If all requirements 1981 grade change appeals is dependent coverage only if he southeast door of McAfee Director, Registration students - NOT the local are not met, the-student should Wednesday, July 15, 1981 . purchases coverage · for follow the directional si addresses. Please be sure that reapply for graduation for James E. Martin himself AND had . purchased the North Gym, where Intersession Adds/Drops you have requested a change Summer Term 1 981 no later Registrar dependent coverage for the student will present his Students who need to make of permanent address with than June 23, 1 981 . Spring Semester. card . Enrollment materials changes in their Intersession Housing if there has been a James E. Martin Textbook Rental Notes Prices for Summer are as instructions will be prov· schedule may do so in the change in your permanent Registrar The sales period for this follows: the first station in the Registration Office (south address to which grades will be semester has ended. All books Student ...... $8. 80 Gym. basement McAfee) Monday mailed. Reapplication For that were not purchased during Spouse Only ...... 8.80 Enrollment procedures through Wednesday, May 18 James E. Martin Graduation the sales period must be Spouse and Children .. 1 7. 60 include PAYMENT OF FE through May 20, from 9:00 Registrar Any student who has applied returned in satisfactory Children Only ...... 8.80 Michael D. T a.m. until 12: 00 noon or from for graduation for a future condition no later than 4:30 Come to the Insurance 1 :00 until 3:00 p.m. Unclear Records s·emester or summer term and p.m. Monday May 11th. Section Office of Financial Students who have not done The academic records for then finds that he will be Textbooks returned after the Aids, Room 7-B, Student Financial Aid so may enroll for Intersession students who have outstanding graduated either a semester or deadline are subject to a Services Building no later than Disbursement by registering May 1 8 in the obligations with such �ummer term earlier or later $1 .00 per book fine. Hours of 3:00 p.m. May 9, 1981 to All financial aid recipie Registration Oper�tions Room departments as Textbook MUST make reapplication for operations are 8:00 a.m. obtain an application card awards scheduled from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 Rental Service, Booth Library, graduation in the Records 4:30 p.m. Monday through before making payment at the disbursement May 8, 1 noon or from 1 :00 until 3:00 Athletic Department, Financial Office. There is no additional Friday. Cashier's Office in Old Main. and those who have fail p.m. Aids, Chemistry Department. charge for reapplication. Richard Sandifer, Director Deadline for payment is May 9, obtain their 'aid of an The last day to drop an Security, Housing, etc., will be Reapplication must be Textbook Library Service 1 981 before 3:00 p.m. scheduled date are ask Intersession class is marked unclear. Each student accomplished no later than the Sue McKenna report to the Office of Fin Thursday, May 21 . The last should check with all published deadline of the new Application For Director of Aids 9:00-12:00 and 1: day to drop an Intersession departments to clear all semester or summer term Graduation Financial Aids 3:30 p.m. Please bring class and receive a "W" is obligations prio� to semester or when he plans to graduate. For Application and reapplication validated·1. D. card with you Tuesday, June 9, 4:�0 p.m. summer term breaks and/or Summer Term 1981 the for graduation for Summer Summer Registration Sue McK TUESDAY , JUNE 9, 4 :30 P.M. leaving the University deadline is June 23, 1 981 . Term 1 981 must be ALL. CONTINUING Friday's Classified ads May ally Eastern News 1, 1981 13

For Rent For Rent For Sale Lost and Found Announcements

hed 2 bedroom apt. Nice 5 bedroom house, Summer sub-leasers Must Sell. 1 pr. Epicure 20's Lost: set of keys, Triad key ATTENTION STUDENTS: , to Aug 31 • 1 981 . furnished across from Short needed: 1 bedroom furnished $250 or best offer. Call Jeff chain, near Lantz . Please call We buy and sell furniture, month . Sublease, Stop. Available May 15 - Aug. apt.. water and garbage paid, 345-2662. - 2360. REWARD! appliances, etc . Open daily ttie street from Buzzard 15. $1 50 per month , garbage suitable for 2, (two). Great ______1 ______1 Tuesday through Saturday 1 O 5-2652. apid. Call 345-9064. location 1 block from For sale: 1973 Buick Electra Large Cash Reward for am to 5 pm. Bell's Bargain Barn . 202 Walnut Ave. 345- .______1 ______t- campus. $70 per 225, 4 dr .. hardtop. Call 345- "Lost" tools, "lost" Saturday Housing close to Reduced Rent. 2-bedroom person/month. Call 348-1059. 9235. night in McAfee gym parking 7705. ______W,R,F -00 .348-8408. furnished apartment for ______1 ______1 lot. Absolutely NO questions ;....______·00 summer. $50 each. Sundeck Large four-room furnished Dorm sized refrigerator for will be asked. Please Return - Gift Ideas - Business Cards, ncy Apartments. and backyard . 348-C465. apartments for fhree or four sale for $100.00. Call 3838. Personal value. Call Lisa Personalizea Stationery, and fall apartments . ______1 persons, near EIU. Available ______1 2259. Personalized Playing Cards. - four students per One male - Olde Towne apt. June 1. Call 345-4757 after Huge 4.8 Cu. Ft. Kenmore ______1 Copy-X, 207 Lincoln Ave. t. Will help find Fully furnished. Own bdrm. 5:00 p.m. Also one-bedroom refrigerator. MUST SELL. Lost: A pair of spectacles, 345-6313. s. Contact office 9-5 Call 345-5262 or 348-067 4. apartment. $135. Call 348-1 742. light brown frames with photo ______F-00 Ask for Mike. ______gray lenses. In very ugly floral or call 345-9 105. 1 1 Cy: Good Luck on finals - .______print case. Return .to Daily 5/1 Morton Park Apartments now Sony stereo; not quite 1 yr. you sure as heck are gonna Need 1 person for summer Eastern News. leasing for fall 2- leasing for fall. $1 20 each for old. Cassette I AM FM radio I need it! Bea, Lizzie, Doreen sublease. 1 block off campus, ______1 o m apartments. 3, $105 each for 4. Includes turntable. Excellent condition. and Vinegar (The $70 month, 348-1 277. r Manor. 345-6544 or water, garbage & cable TV. $1 75. Ml,JST SELL . before Girls blue Schwinn Bike 24", Wentworth Gang). 31 . ______1 Completely furnished. Close to semester ends. Call 5064. fat tires, double rear baskets, -�------1 .______EXCELLENT RATES. ______6/1 8 campus. Also renting for 1 blue/white seat, square Gino - have a great summer. Apartments, single double, or 2, very close to I summer. $1 50 per apartment. For Sale - 1976 Suzuki handlebars. Lie. - No. 0080; But seriously is it a sawyer, furnished, men. Now leasing. 0130 on rear fender. Reward . Summer only. 345-4508. TS250. Excellent condition. girler or boyer? I'll miss you kid. 3

ed . Must see to 2945 after 4:00 ______1 Honda 750 Supersport Lincoln. e. Melissa or Kathy. Cool summer apt. 2 1977, mags, triple discs The Recreation Club will host its 7th Annual Awards Banquet at 0. Nice. clean 2 room fairing, cruise, 4 header, · bedrooms and laundry; rent into 1 . 6 :00 p.m. Sunday, May 3 at the Methodist Campus House. Th e apartment. Water, heat, electronic ignition 11,0 00 negotiable. 345-9175 - keep banquet is for All Recreation majors. The speaker will be Robert ents for rent garbage. 325 Madison. $100 trying. miles. Excellent condition. Bland from Fairfield Bay, Ark . All are encouraged to attend this and Fall. Furnished I deposit. $1 50 1 month. 1- ______1 $1800_00 _ 348_861 7. ______annual eve nt. ed from $200/$260. 923-3095. 1 Efficiency - utilities pd.; 1 1 ______ni ersi y d will hold a ing 6 ? Call 345-385 7. 1 3-bedroom, water pd. Summer RAQUETBALL RACKETS, U v t Boar special meet Wednesday, May -----'----- 1 ROOMS & APARTMENTS tor and/or Fall. 345-2431 or 345- used once. Little at 7 p.m. in the Kansas room, Union addition. All UB r 4 bedroom house girls in nice houses. EIU one 5050. BandidoC 15), Seamco ($7). coordinators and public invited. block. Summer or 348- for June and July. !all . ______1 Jay 2801 . American Markelin1e Association is having a Picnic/Kegger at a 0939. month for each room. . For Rent: Summer only, 3:00 Friday, May 1. at Fox Ridge. Admission $1. Will have available. Located ______1 spacious furnished house near Student/Faculty softball game. from campus on 7th. DIRT CHEAP! SUMMER EIU for 3 or 4. $75.00 each, PRE-LEGAL STl!IDENTS!! On May I, Friday, a meeting 9729. Rooms. $60 I month includes plus share utilities. 345-4214. utHities. Call Terry348-800 7. Announcements honoring Law Day will be held at 12 noon. Guest Speaker�nclude ______1 ______States Attorney Owen and Attorney Ken Gano. They will speak in 1 Furnished efficiency apt. Furnished apartments for available May 15. No pets. r·-.. ·-.. , the Martinsville Room of the University Union. summer, fall & spring. 345- Women only. 345-2206. 5;�";- The Christian Campus Fellowship will hold a non­ 1 9641 . i----,---.,.--,--- ______1 '81 denominational worship service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday, May 3 at lease, 2 bedroom ______1 Dance Youngstowne Apt. for f Special discounts for '1- the Campus House on 4th Street, behind Lawson Hall". Everyone , · $1 50. Furnished. Two bedroom house across Intersession only. 1 or 2 1 = introductory course in welcome. location! Must check from campus available summer people. Call 348-1608. I baHet and jazz dance. The Christian Campus Fellowship will have a Sunday evening 408 Buchanan, 348- or fall. 348-882 � . ______f 6 weeks summer meal, served by me mbers of the organization at 5 p.m. Sunday, Phil. 1 , = Session June 1 5 - i May 3 at the Campus House on 4th Street, behind Lawson Hall. .______1 Summer only: Bright For Sale I clous furnished spacious, furnished 2 bedroom July 20 I, Cost is $1, but free to fi rst-timers. Everyone is welcome. ent available fo·r house. Reference required. I Call for information i Campus (:lips should be submitted lo The Daily Eastern News . Close to campus with 345-91 88 . Carpet your room with a , 34s-11a2 ! office before date of publication (or date of event). onditioning . Rent ______1 remnant from Carlyle Interiors I two days e. Call 345-9365. Very large 3 bedroom Unlimited. Located 2 miles ! Jacqueline i Information should include event, name of sponsoring ______1 furnished apartment for 6 west of Charleston on Rte. 16. ·organization, date, time and place of event, plus any other 15% SUMMER. students. $450.00 call 345- Open 8-6 Monday through I Bennett i pertinent information. Clips submitted-after 9:00a.m. of deadline apartments. men, 7171. Saturday. Phone 345-7 7 46. _ = day cannot be guaranteed publication. No clips will be taken by ..._...... , ...... _. .. ______oo i.....-.Dance Center:_. 11 , fall, spring. 345- oo phone. Furnished house on 11th St.

,______1 to sublease for summer. 5 bedroom house, near bedrooms - $60/month - close range, refrigerator to campus. Call The Blue , available for summer Palace 345-9293. $75/person. 345-4220 ______1 :00. Nice house for rent - fall ______1 semester. Call 345-3148 after two bedroom furnished 6p.m. ts near campus for ______1 . 1601 9th - 345- ·Two, three bedroom apartments for rent from Aug.

,______oo 15 - May 15th. $1 00 per housing - May and person. Call anytime 345- leases. Call 345-4878 9451 . -7993. ;....______1 SUBLEASE SUMMER for 3-5 students. Great Location. Super !shed. 19 E. Madison. apartment! 2 bedrooms. for fall. 348-0939. Reduced rent. Call. now. 581 - 3169. . ent - summer'81 to campus. $1 1 0.00 I , furnished. Air paid for. Puzzle Answers �516H.." r pay light bill. Call 2102. Cl ______1 room house at 2008 St. - unfurnshed, for 3 ts - no utilities mo. Lease runs June · June '82. $300 security ·. Call Jan at 345-21 13.

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�-�--�-�-� Union H  1 John K. The past 5 months Chrissy loves you! �------� 1 1 Black Student Julie - Keep your eyes open have been great! Thanx for all �------1 Have a nice summer Delta Hey editors! - Sue Ann, Banquet. Friday May 1 N and your door unlocked. You the hugs, pizzas and popcorn ! Congratulations to the new Chi's! Love your little sisters. Jane, Linda, Sandy, Jerry, p.m. Rathskeller. never know when I might pop Good luck with the band - it'll officers of the Association of ------�--- 1 Robin, Dave and Betsey - Fashion Show imm in. Thanks for making this a be great! I love you and I'll miss International Students for the Thanks to a DYNAMITE Great job this semester! Good following. Tickets 581 · great semester. Love TMR you! Barbara year 1981 -1 982. President ·_ Sunday night copy desk - luck to you mos who are 1i3ookerSuggs. Jewel, the former Humdinger­ leaving and eeeeehaa to �--�� 1 �------1 Tayathorn Boon-Long. V. Robin, looking forward to fall Love to Doug, Julian , Grace, President - Farbienne Benely. ite, "Meatloaf"· Crist, LeeAnn, everybody who's staying. It's To the Best in the Bu semester. Take care this Mark, Cheryl, Sue, Mark, Bill, Gen. Sec . - Latifa Oaud. Soc. and Julie P. - Anonymous going to be tons next year. - Mark T. - Happy Bi

�------� from the Composing Room. summer. Cindy. Abraham and all of those Sec. - Harun Malek. Treasurer 1 Thanks for your hard· work . · Dan , You've made college Love, Marsha.  1 people who made this - Che_n-Mei Chein. I'll miss all of you next year semester special! Your friend, �------1 very special and enriched my �------� 1 Don't miss the action i: but yo u'll be in my thoughts Sandie Karla, You made every one life in every way. Thanks for Kip - Thanks for everything from 1 O pm til 12:45 as · each wonderful minute we've this semester. You're a big "Delta's Step High" in always. I love you guys and I �----�· �--- 1 of. my days this year a little wish you all good luck and lots BB - Thanks for always better. Thanks so much·. Love, spent together and for the help. Good luck tonight! Beep. Union Ballroom. This is chance to get your s of ha ppiness . Keep smiling!!! sticking up for me. You're a Betty. dream that those minutes may �------� 1

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�------1 conference matches," Panther for our · that we could've picked up some ·more T. - Good Luck on Finals, Laura - the semester is over! coach Carl Sexton said. wins," Sexton said. History and get . Good Luck on finals. I know especially Although Eastern crushed Depauw Johnson was edged out by psyched for Ravinia! -M. yo!Fll kick. I'm_ going to miss you this summer, tons. But I'll 7-2 at Greencastle, Sexton said that the Sangamon's Bo McGlaughton· 4-6, 4-6 Donna, Well it's been a be up to see you. Love match was a lot closer than the · score at No. 1. Hayden and Branding were wonderful girls on first Forever, Tony. P.S. Looking school year, not a record but indicated. defeated at 2 and 3 6-7, 5-7 and 5- 7, 3-6 aylor, We're the close. How this summer goes forward to Fall Sem. and you . and the best at it too!! time will tell. What I hope is that being Ad Mgr. "We won five out of six three set respectivley. t this year can't wait it brings the best for both of us. matches and the meet could've gone Karsten and Hopkins· picked up the ite was again - have 2. Thanks for being my friend and Pike Auction Sat. , May either way," Sexton said. only wins in singles for the Panthers 111mmer. Love ya Cheri for what you've given me. I love you, Mark. Depauw's only victories came at No. with scores of 2-6, 6-3,'7-6 and 6-3, 6-2 1 Sig Kaps, don't forget the b----,----,=--;;-;:=-:"'"'- 513 Eastern's Jay former Fal1 '78 and party at Nantucket on 1 and No. 3 singles where over the Prairie Stars. Perrin was 10:00 9 Carman residents of L nda, Lynn & Lisa! We've Friday p.m. P .S. Bring a Johnson and Dave Branding were defeated at No. 6 6-4, 6-3 . hady a great year!· Thanx for friend! th girls and 6th & 9th defeated 6-7, 6-4, 2-6 and 2-6, 0-6 In doubles action Hopkins and Reunion Friday nite, being the greatest roomies! Buren Lisa, we're going to miss ya Tommy "Raging Bull" You be respectively. Buwick picked up the only win at No. 3 lots!! Love ya, Liz. --���--1 the moster-ester fox I've ever Rick Hayden blasted away Depauw 2-6, 6-4, 6-2. seen!! Thanks for happening R KATE BAND" at at No. 3 6- 1, 6- 1 and E.J. Karsten won Eastern goes into the MCC with a en. Sunday May 3, Delta Chi's and Chi Delphia into my life. Have a great 5:00. $1 .00 BYOB get psyched for EQ. See ya summer. Love, your Sweetie - at the No. 4 spot 7-5, 6-0. Rob 14-10 record and Sexton is confident permitting) there! heart. Hopkins and Bruce Perrin pulled out that his squad will better last year's their matches at No. 5 and 6 to win 3-6, fourth place finish. 6-2, 6-2 and 5-7, 7-6, 6- 1 respectivley. Eastern will be in contention with Eastern swept through the doubles . Youngstown State, Western Illinois, matches, winning all three spots in . Northern Iowa and Northern Michigan three-setters. in the flighted tournament. Women netters stay undefeated by Betsey Guzior In singles play, No. 1 player Eastern women's tennis team remain Anderson won 6-4, 6-3, but Belton, at undefeated with a 6-3 win over St. No. 2, and Groth at No. 3, lost 3-6, 5- Louis University Wednesday in 7, and 3-6, 4-6 respectively. Riberto Charleston, which brings its spring also dropped her No. 4 match, 1-6, 5-7. 1\llJll�J�ll S record to 5-0. Haberkorn, at No. 5, won in two, 6- T The match, played in the Sister City 2, 6-2, while Kristin Peterson went to Park East of campus, was even after three to win 3-6, 6-0, 6-0. .. ..� : QNIQI_,_ ·· ..= the singles matches, and the doubles still available sweep proved to Eastern coach Karen Council proposed Earley that they have improved. "We have much stronger doubles at IAB meeting Office since last year. I'm very pleased with t theEa sternNews The formation e>f Eastern's first the results," Earley said. Student Athletic Council headed the The Panthers have not faced St. list of topics discussed at the Louis for a couple of years, and they Rm 102 SSB Intercollegiate Athletic Board's regular found them to be tougher, meeting Thursday. "This is the strongest team we've The Student Athletic Council will be faced this season,'' Earley said. -May 8 comprised of students which will Now Under Lantz Fieldhouse lights, the attempt to increase attendance at doubles team of Jill Anderson and Deb Eastern's sporting events and promote Belton won in two, 7-5, 6-2, while all athletic events, Jim Borschel, 8am�-4pm. Patty Groth and Josie Riberto won 6- member of the IAB said Thursday. 4, 6-2. Janet Haberkorn and Kristin "We're just in the basic stages in Peterson won in pro sets, 8-5. terms of forming the organization, but we feel that if we get enough people interested, all sports will benefit. We want to promote and initiate more enthusiam within all the sports," _·The Univ.ersity Borschell said. Union Bookstore

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from 9 - 2 p.m. Graduates: Kiosk will be open for lunch on Graduation Day. The class ring salesman FREE Champagne with lunch when 7 you make a reservation will also be available Open 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Graduation Day Marvin wants quicker deficit retirement by Marsha Hausser earlier plan to continue to reduce the After proposing his budget Johnson and men be the same." Although President Daniel E. deficit by $20,000 each year for a total · said retiring the deficit by only $10,000 From what he has seen of the bu Marvin said he would like to see the of five years. instead of $20,000 "won't hurt us as already, Marvin said he is satis with that aspect of the budget. He · athletic department's $80,000 deficit Marvin will be reviewing the athletic much." retired by $20,000 he added that he ' is department's budget this weekend, However, Marvin said there may be the details of which sports got "not going to do somersaults" if next following a preliminary review by Vice a "chance" to retire more than $10,000 much of increase he has left up year's· budget is retired by less. President for Administration and of the deficit next year, but he will not Johnson. Marvin said he is also "concern Athletic Director R. <;. Johnson Finance George Miller. be upset if the figure stays at$1 0,000. proposed to retire the deficit by The deficit was incurred during the "The most important priority is that with the income side of the bud $10,000 earlier this year instead of by tenure of former Athletic Director we operate the athletic department on a One of the income items which is the original$20, 000. Mike Mullally, who resigned in year-to-year basis in the black," questionable is whether Eastern Originally Johnson agreed with an December 1979 . Marvin said Wednesday. "I'm more host the state track meet, which is concerned about not adding to any important source of revenue for deficit than I am about eliminating the athletic department. one that exists now.'' After reviewing the budget Marvin said that becaus� there is not Miller's questions, Marvin said he Jriday's · a written plan for retiring the deficit, Miller will discuss the $4 11,289 bu his main concern is that progress is with Johnson. made toward retiring the deficit "as Miller would not elaborate on · soon as possible.'' questions he posed to Marvin about In addition to retiring the deficit, budget, but he confirmed that amount WsMay 1, 1981 Marvin also said "I was concerned that of deficit retirement was 2!!!e of the questions. 16 5R the percentage increase for the women Sluggers hope to conti nue hot for playoff bi by Steve Binder Head baseball coach Tom McDevitt said he hopes this year will not be a repeat of last year. Last season, McD�vitt's ballclub ·finished with a 26-20 record, after winning IO of its last 12 contests. But the Panthers still did not receive a post-season playoff bid. This season, McDevitt's crew boasts a very impressive 26-10 ledger with four games remaining on the schedule. Consequently, McDevitt said he "will take nothing for granted" and that his squad must be ready to play against Bradley University Saturday at Peoria and Kentucky Wesleyan Sunday at Monier Field. -Both double-headers are slated to begin at 1 p.m. "There's no relaxing for us because we're not assured of a bid yet," McDevitt said. "However, I think we should get a bid but hey, that doesn't mean we will get one." But before the ·Panthers are to be considered for a bid, they must face a tough 21-21 Bradley outfit. "They are a hell of a 21-21 ballclub," McDevitt stressed. "They are a good hitting team with decent

-· pitching and we'll probably see their - - - best pitching Saturday. " ... "< Kentucky Wesley�n did not receive as much praise from McDevitt as Bradley. Eastem's Max Weibel heaves one toward home plate in Kentucky Wesleyan this weekend. (News photo by They're not as good a ballclub as . a recent game against Southern Illinois University- Mason) Bradley is," McDevitt said. Carbondale. The sluggers travel to Bradley University and

-1981 Football Sched·u1e Men's.tracksters to battl Eastern's 11-game 1981 football Dakota. schedule features six home contests The home opener will be Sept. for supremacy in including Missouri Valley 12 against Southwest Missouri Illinois Conference opponent and State, a new member of the Mid­ by Dan Brannan Moore rated the.4xl00relay t traditional rival Indiana State Continent Conference, but not Eastern men's track team will be Eastern's best shot in the meet. · university. eligible for the league battling the top teams in Illlinois for The 4xl00 team consists of

Moving to NCAA Division I­ championship. _ the supremacy of the state, Friday and freshmen, Ken Snell, Efrem H AA status, the Panthers wH! face The complete schedule is as Saturday at the 13th annual Illinois Dwayne Brown and Claude Mag six Division I or I-AA teams with follows: Intercollegiate Championships in Moore said the Panthers shout the season opener Sept. 5 at South Champaign. the role of the spoiler in the 'Eastern men's track coach Neil events. Moore said it should be a tight battle Moore said in the sprints M Sept. 5 (7 p.m.) at South Dakota Vermilion, S.D. · between Illinois and Southern Illinois­ abilities are really unkown. Sept. 12 ( 1 :30 p.m.) SOUTHWEST MISSOURI O!Brien Stadium C a r bondale for the team "We don't know what M Sept. 19 (1 :30 p.m.) at Northeast Missouri Kirksville, M . o championship. capable of outdoors,'' Moore sai Sept. 26 ( 1 :30 p.m.) CENTRAL STATE (Ohio) O'Brien Stadium· "If we come away with third place in Moore said Horton Oct. 3 open could also the meet, I will feel we were very some people in the 400-meters. Oct. 1 O (1 :30 p.m.) at Illinois State Normal, Ill. successful," Moore said. "Paul James is _also a Oct. 17 ( 1 :30 p.m.) WESTERN ILLINOIS O'Brien Stadium Moore said Illinois State should take contender in th_e discus throw," Oct. 24 (noon) at Youngstown State Youngstown, Ohio third . in the meet, with Eastern and sajd. Oct. 31 (7:30 p.m.) at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Northern Illinois fighting right . behind Moore said Joe Sheeran Nov. 7 ( 1 p.m.) FERRIS STATE O'Brien Stadium them. Augustine Oruwari also have a Nov. 14 ( 1 p.m.) · INDIANA ST ATE O'Brien Stadium "We will have to have a super day to chance of doing something in S Nov. 21 ( 1 p.m.) DELEWARE ST ATE O'Brien Stadium move into third in the meet," Moore meters and the 110-meter high h said. respectively. th•V•tg•of ·the Weekend

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� Grads face The Closs of '81 : Graduate w_ishes· - job strain page 3 begin on page 10 ' Weekend ·This week s highlight: ------Happenings A 'Ro.cl� Horror' On The Verge 2 Friday, May 1, 1 981 The DailyEastern News will erase final. blues

Sporty's "The Elephant Man" by Laura Ziebell . Shows begin at 9 p.m. Sports Friday and Starring John Hurt and Anthony Whether you're already a Rocky Horror Picture groupie Saturday, Incognito. 1 O Hopkins. Show times are 5, 7: and the Women's Track 9: 15 p.m. Matinee on Saturday and or would ·just like to take a break from studying, Music Honors Recital The Lady Panthers will host an Sunday at 2: 15 p.m., Triple Cinemas, opportunity to participate in a movie will be yours during Eastern music students will present Invitational beginning at 10 a.m. Mattoon. Rated PG. Show" their Honors Recital at 4 p.m. Sunday the three showings of "The Rocky Horror Picture Saturday at the O'Brien Stadium. in Dvorak Concert Hall. Admission is tonight. "Nine to Five" free. 7:30, 9:30 and 11 p.m. Friday. Men's Baseball Starring Dolly Parton, Jane Fonda Show times are Eastern hosts Kentucky Wesleyan Student Recital and Lily Tomlin. Show times are 7 and Admission is $1.2S and alcololic beverages are prohibited. Baritone Tim McGinley will be at 1 p.m., Sunday on Monier Field. 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Sunday Steve Jones, coordinator of the University Board Movie· featured in a recital at 8 p.m., Sunday evening show begins at 7:30 p.m. movie, which is part of UB's Crazy in Dvorak Concert Hall. McGinley will Committee said the Sen.ior Olympics Matinee on Saturday and Sunday at 2 that perform musical numbers by Brahms, Days in May, is a good release for the tensions Swimming, tennis, basketball free­ p.m., Will Rogers Theater. Rated PG. Dupare and Rovem. Jill McGinley will overtake students before final exams. "Besides that, it's a throwing and horse shoes will be serve as accompanist. Admission is and participate with among those sports included in the "The Howllng" lot of fun to talk back to the screen free. Senior Olympics. Individuals over 55 Starring· Dee Wallace and Patrick the people in the movie," Jones said. years of age are incouraged to Music at Sprlnghaven MacNee. Show times are 5:20, 7:05 More than 1000 survival kits, which include rice, toast, a beginning at 8:30 a.m. Kate Band and 4 'other and 9 p.m. Matinee on Saturday and participate The Sister squirt gun, a Rocky Horror trivia quiz and the steps to the Saturday at O'Brien Stadium. country rock bands will perform from Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Triple Cinemas, "Time will be given away by the UB. Admission is free. 1-5 p.m. Sunday at Springhaven Mattoon. RatedR. Warp Dance," in came out Outdoor Recreation Center, located 4 Jones said the movie, which was made 197S, miles east of Charleston on Route 16. as a r egular film but wasn't successful. As a experiment, Music Admission is $1 and liquor is Theater people were staged in the audience to participate with the permitted. "After the Fall" actors' jeers and actions, and then the movie really too Cheap Trick Preformed by Eastern's Theater In concert-at 8 p.m. Saturday, May off, Jones said. Department, "After the Fall" will be 2 in Lantz Gym. Ticket prices are The movie was shown at Eastern last year and sever Movies· presented at 8 p.m. Friday and $7.50 and $8. Tickets are on sale at people dressed up as characters in the movie, Jones said Saturday in the Fine Arts Theater. the University Union Box Office. "Tribute" "We (the UB) ran a Rocky Horror look-alike Contest, bu Starring Robby Benson, Jack Tickets are $3.50 for adults, $2.50 for youth and senior Citizens people entered," Jones said. Slim Whitman Lemmon and Lee Remick. Show times and $2 only a few for students. In concert with Danny Dee and the are 5:10, 7:25 and 9:40 p.m. Jones, who lives in Chicago, said Rocky Horror was th Sundance Band-at 7:30 p.m., May Matinee on Saturday and Sunday at 2 featured midnight movie at a theater near his home. 1 7 at the Hulman Civic University p.m., Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated Center, Indiana State University, PG. Art Terre Haute, Indiana. All seats Graduate Student Art Exhibition reserved. Ticket prices are $7 .50 and "The Jazz Singer" Art works done by nine graduate art are available Starring Neil Diamond at the Hulman Center and students are featured in an exhibition Editor ...... Betsey G Box Offices. Lawrence Olivier. Show times are 7 at the Paul Sergent Art Gallery. Art Cadet John Wiley fights Assistant ..... Laura z· and 9 p.m. Matinee on Saturday and work displayed includes sculptures, the smoke as he eats his Ted's Warehouse Sunday Cover photo Peggy McM at 2 p.m., Time Theater, jewelry, . paintings, drawings, Saturday evening. at 9 p.m. Friday, supper Shows start Mattoon. Rated PG. weavings, ceramics and several Copy desk ...Tim Brod , Eargasm; Issued meals, called "C­ Eargasm: Saturday assemblages. The Gallery is located esday, Denise Skowron, H Tuesday, Appaloosa; Wedn "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" on the lower level of the University rations," were heated over , Timothy B . and Roberts, Peggy McM Slink Rand·; Thursday Show times are 7:30, 9:30 and 11 Union. Gallery tiours are 9-5 Monday the fire and then eaten the Rural Route Ill;, Friday, The Schneider, _ p.m. in McAfee South Gymnasium. through Friday, closed Saturday and straight from the can. Peggy ReRuns; Saturday, August. Free survival kits will be distributed. noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. The McMinn Student admission is $1 .25. exhibition will run through May 8.

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Inc. oily Eastern News friday, May 1, 1981· OnTheVerge 3 or and pressure thwart grad job-hunting olyn Waller a job in the '60s, the competition in graduation draws near, many business ·occupations may not have are looking for jobs and been as great as today because young ' ng to wonder if there is life people we.re involved in the peace Hege. movement and working against the Eastern students and establishment. ating seniors. said the Graduates are looking for "more logical stress of trying to find a · traditional jobs now," Arroyo said . . as and is present among job Arroyo said before working at Levi Strauss, he worked for the Xerox Roberts of the psychology corporation. ment said the major problem He said he would like to gain a vice seniors have is their ''unrealistic presidential position with Levi Strauss. tions" when looking for a job. Arroyo also said he has an interest in erts, who has conducted a part-time business teaching position h on stress and strain and with San Francisco State University 's perceptions, said students do which has made him a job offer. lize that "no one· is out there Howard Eads, a 1957 Eastern pen arms." graduate, said he taught for eleven graduate is no longer the senior years in Kansas, lll. before becoming a top, but the person at the realtor in Charleston. m of the hierarchy," Roberts \ ! Eads, who majored in industrial arts and minored in driver's education at said when a person fails to find a Eastern, said he became interested in thinks either he has wasted four real estate by working part-time and or there is something wrong with I during the summers when he was not If. � teaching. ou begin to think it · is you I Eads saict in 1974 he bought and ally when you can't find a job remodeled a service station into his 15 rejections," Roberts said. present real estate office building. graduate begins to feel stress "I was scared (about going out into his parents, whom he the working world),'' Eads said. ologically needs to pay back by Eads said he enjoyed teaching, but a job, and his peers who have he is not sure if he would ever go back jobs, he said. people reject you,'' Roberts said. advertising and communications for to it. hen you begin to think it doesn't He said the graduate needs to take a Levi Strauss International in As a marketing-management major, what. you. do (when seeking long-term look at the job they want. California. Mel Medder, owner of Medder's ent), that's when depression "Having a college degree is not a big Arroyo recently received the 1981 clothing sto5es in ·Charleston and "Roberts said. deal to the world at large, even though School of Business Distinguished· Effingham, said "I was ready to leave rts, who has worked at a state it is to the parents," Roberts said. Alumni Award at Eastern. (college)." loyment agency in New York, Many times the college graduate Arroyo, who has gained. success by Medder said he became interested in once a graduate becomes starts out with a lower salary than moving up the employment ladder with the clothing business when he was an sed he begins to only go out once people who did not attend college, but a major in business and a minor in art Eastern student by working part-time for an interview instead of three end up with a higher salary after from Eastern, said he was for Cavins and Bayles clothing store. a week, which makes his chances working for a while. apprehensive about becoming part of After graduating, Medder said he · ng a job slimmer. Roberts said the unemployment the work force. was a sales representative for Marx­ edies for unemployment pressure a graduate has is only partly "I was anxious, but a little Haas men's retail store and traveled to ion include making sure one has economic. . apprehensive (about going out into the Minnesota, Missouri, and the Dakotas. ic skills to get a job "You don't count as a real person in working world),'' Arroyo said. Medder said he gained employment nducting an interview), having a our society if you don't have a job," ' After receiving a master's degree in through interviews on campus. 'c set of expectations from the Roberts said. advertising from the University of "There were a lot mo�e jobs , and getting emotional support Richard Arroyo, a 1964 Eastern Illinois, Arroyo began working with an available then,'' Medder said. arents and peers, Roberts said. graduate, is definitely a real person in · agency in Chicago. Medder safd he does not really feel ize it is still going to hurt when society who works as director of Arroyo said when he was looking for (See FEAR, page 14)

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As the end of another school year finds students yet again working frantically to make up all those assignments they blew off over the semester, they take heart in the fact that summer break is drawing near and students will be able to go home again to work every day in order to come back next year. They will cope with the ever present thrill of sneaking into hometown bars that really do card, and try to explain to mom and dad just why he had to park the car on the front lawn while slipping the empty Jack Daniels under the front seat. And so, while students think joyfully of the coming break, the cartoonists of the Daily Eastern News provide these rememberances 9f the past year's insanity. 6 OnTheVerge Friday, Moy 1, 1981 ihe Bronx' reveals monotony-of daily terror Remember the haunting slogan in They are soon to discover that they and disregarding it as a contemp advertisements for the movie "Alien" are exactly right. Which is not to S$1Y thriller or a superficial play on which read, "In space, no one can hear Flicks. that this is the way things should be, it emotions would leave you wond you scream?" is just the way they are. what more there could be in a mo · The same slogan, with a few minor Review Newman does an exceptional job modifications, could be used to by Scott Fi�hel unraveling the complex character Of promote the movie "Fort Apache, The Murphy. This middle-aged man is a Bronx.'' mixture of passiveness and concern Kiosk will be . "In the Bronx, no one will see you The sad part is that you eventually and he is the only one who ever reaches open for lunch die." convince yourself that it is a true any conclusions about himself. He is at on That may sound blunt and more picture of the possible consequences of a turning point in his life, while most Graduation Day. than a little brutal, but that is the being exposed to such horrors day after of his collegues are either too old and FREE Champagne feeling you get after seeing the very day. · . stubborn to change their ways, or too with lunch when violent movie. But the violence, Paul Newman stars as a veteran Irish young to have tbeir mind set in any you make a reservaf though quite frequent and effective, is cop named (what else) Murphy in a particular rut. Open 11 a.m. - not what makes the moviea success. precinct nicknamed Fort Apache. The transformation is really the 7 p.m. Distinct characters surface at various Edward Asner (Captain Connelly) is main gist of the story. It is hard not to Graduation Day points throughout the story, and his hard-nosed, stick-to-the-rules feel something for this man, and you although several are. stagnant, the commander and Ken Wahl plays can not blame him for finally throwing majority of them develop and change Murphy's rookie sidekick. in the towel. .Stay informed: because of the world that they observe. Newman and Wahl are the classic The problems that surface in this Subscribe to The story revolves_ around battles cop duo, both of them leading their film are not your every day emotional * The Daily Eastern News.* between police and the savage crime in own lives while trying to understand· conflicts. It is easy to shrug them off in Summer Subscription; $2 the New York borough of the Bronx. each other and their seemingly favor or in contempt of the graphic Full Year Subscription: $20 There is just so much of this stark thankless job. But unlike most, these violence, but doing so would surely "reality" a person can take before two feel that cracking down on the remove much of the intended impact of The DailyEastern News Office drawing back in terror and saying, "ls rampant crime in their precinct will the movie. Student ServiceBuilding 102 this the way people really are?" only lead to unnecessary agitation. All of the elements are essential here, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-FrldaJ

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yourAlpha Sig.Sisters 8 On The Verge Friday, May 1, 1981 ROTC maneuvers by Peggy McMeen Illinois State University cadets were Meanwhile, the third-year. cadets The green National Guard due to arrive Saturday morning. were moving through a sb�-hour helicopters came flying in-four of Training began that night with a exercise of nine different combat · them-to land in the field beside the cadets· e patrol and ambush. Rifles and machine problems. campus pond.· guns were filled with blanks to defend The problems consisted of Students participating in the the Eastern cadets against their simulations like a mine field, a poison canoeing event for Greek Week slowly enemy-the U of I cadets. gas attack, sniper fire and assisting a drifted over to watch the cadets pile Xantor said the maneuvers were held fictional squad that has been pinned onto the aircraft with their full back at night because "traditionally, the down by enemy fire. packs. U.S. Army folds up when it gets dark, Capt. John Evans, assistant military Friends pointed and waved as they while our enemies go on fighting. Now science instructor at U of I and in recognized a familiar face under the they're learning that they can see, hear charge of one of the squads, said the fatigues. The ROTC cadets waved and, if need be, fight in the dark.'' ROTC cadets were sent on the sort of goodbye in return as they left for their Although the light from the nearby situations enlisted men would weekend fi ld training exercise. � . nuclear power plant helped the cadets encountei:, so when they become Preparation for the weekend, which . see, hear and fight, the ambush officers they can evaluate other involved navigation and combat training went well. No one won, enlisted personnel. simulation, began long before the however, because firing blanks does The cadets crawled across open helic-0pters landed. Cadets had been not usually cause a retreat Kantor fields, sneaked through the woods, training all semester in military science ' said. climbed hills and jumped streams, and classes for what they fiow were to put As Sgt. Maj. Bobby Younger, chief always with their weapons ready and into practice. military science instructor· at 0 of I, loaded. The field training exercise, held once listened to the cadets' discussion in the After a hard day in the wilderness, every semester, is designed to give the dark field after the ambush, he said, the cadets were then marched back to third year milit ry science cadets : � . "Most people pon't realize it, but this camp in time to eat supper before the practice for their six-week summer is. what it tak�s to keeJj this country evening's ambush exercise. camp at Ft. Riley, Kan. The first- and free. I've been outside the country The sound of the weapons competed second-year cadets are allowed to go before and when I'm gone I can't· wait with· the noise of thunder, and the along voluntarily-just for the to get ack." cadets made it back to camp just experience. b · The cadets finally went to sleep in before the storm hit, bringing rain Capt. . James Kantor, assistant their p�p tents after a long discussion almost all night. professor of military science, said the ! by the fire about their war experiences, The next morning, the entire camp exercise is one of the roughest things only to be shaken awake again in the was one large soggy mess. The fires cadets . will encounter as opposed to cold at 6 a.m. were huge puddles of water, and the their later Army careers, "for the The first- and second-year cadets tents at the lower side of the field simple fact that there are fewer then left for land navigation training, turned into covers for small lakes. 'creature comforts."' . while the third-year cadets began a - The cadets dragged out again at 6 When a regular r y mt goes out � � 1;1 long day

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Eastern cadet Greg Herdes helps cadet Diane Bleem clean her rifle Sunday before leaving the field training exercise. Carbon that had built up in the barrels from firing blanks had to be removed to prevent deterioration of the metal. Cadet Diane Gossett aims her rifle at an imaginary enemy during the tactical application exercise Saturday for the third­ year military science cadets. The cadets were practicing how to set· up a line of · defense quickly against enemy fire. Eastern cadets walk toward the helicopter that will take them to the field training exercise in Marseilles, Ill., Friday afternoon . . The National Guard helicopters landed in the field behind Lantz Gym. Cadet Maj. �uss Northup, a fourth-year military science cadet from the University of Illinois, talks ·to one of the nine squads of third-year cadets on tactical application exercises. News photos by Peggy McMeen

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Dearest Alpha Sig sisters - Amy & Debbie - Let's party CHRIS GOERLICH Neil - Meet me in St. Louis Roger, thanks for all the soon to be alums, you have all it up. I'll miss you both so Congrats on getting out of so we can have some of those great times, I'll miss you. been an inspiration to me, and I much. Love always, Clare here. Thanx for all of your help. "Mississippi Nights." Your St. You're one special guy. wish you the best life has to Keep in touch. Love, your Louis Cardinal. Penn ye offer. Keep in touch. ASA successor. P.S. We'll get new Love, K.C. To 1721, thanks so much for clip art! Toast, Congratulations! You Freud: Congratulations! all the good times we've had. finally made it. Thanks for guess you're not such a You've been the best 9 BILL ZECK showing me the ropes. Love, "waste" after all! See you this roommates anyone could ever Congratulations on graduation. Jill-Air summer. Love, B.F. have. Australia won't be the Remember to -maintain your same without you. Love, images of alcohol and lust and Wendy, Good luck you lucky Sandy Chew M-! bum. See ya at Marriott's. WLY. Cheryl and Kelly. D.O.H. - I am sure you will Chip, You've made these last Primadona, Rock Star, be a success in Finance! I wish 2 months so special!! I'm Styrofoam Queen, and Wilhelm, you the best babe. Congrats gonna miss you. Good luck Outstanding Woman, thanks ongratulations baby! You've on graduating! All My Love, always! Love, Me. for being the Greatest Roomies Tom, congratulations e it. You may be far from Kathy and putting up with me running good luck i thing u xt year, but you will Candidear See you to the mailbox daily! Gonna come. You'r. wish you always be near in our thoughts. · weren't doomed after all. misa ya all. Love, Amazing the best. L Hugs & Kisses, Bevie and Welcome to the rank of Grace. Lizzie pinhead. Love Teresa & Brionn QUIZ - Alcohol got us Congratulations Doug, .¥:? Congratulations Becky and through and your Political Fozzie, Nick, Terry, Brett, and Linda on graduati.ng. love, career . wasn't ever ruined! Jerry. Best of luck in the CONG RATU LA TIONS 1721. GOOd luck on you M.A. Love, future. Love, Gayle ROC'S REGULARS - Don't Bert forget to meet at the Kiosk for David, It's been a great year. Vito, "It's great all the lunch before or after Hope the summer is as great. Fenocchi, Drinking heavi sudden" that you are a senior, comm·encement. Free 'Love, Melissa and smoking cigars paid o but we will all miss you. champagne with lunch if you Remember, always B-careful Congratulations and Good make a reservation. Open 11 Donna F. the real real world Love, Cynthia Dwyer. Luck. Red, Blicky, and Sidney. · a.m. - 7 p.m. awaits you - knock-em dead. - Congratulations! You Good Luck, Love KB Bato & Vic, Remember - Old and remember with To the Senior's of Pi Kappa Sig kap Seniors - Good alcoholics don't , they just your pabilities you can do Alpha. Congratulations · and Luck in your future endeavors. Dear Julie: Well you finally graduate. L all anything! Love always, Kelle beot of luck in the future. Love, Let's all keep in touch. Lizzie made it! In flying colors I might alcoholic sis your dream girl, Sandy. add. I am glad to have been a · Uncle Bob part of it, ·and I look forward to Congrafulations on your big sharing the future together. Cousin Dick, Congratulations , 'day to come! Good luck always Love, Dan and ·the best of luck in the in the future! Bad Bill yea.rs to come. I know you'll be a success. Cousin Jane Annette Gwin: Congratulations on this accomplishment. You are a sharp, together person. The real world holds much promise ¥;;< our years I still for people like you! Love Amy Smith should go for a Always, Heidi Congratulations! You've been ommon law marriage. From Cary, Congratulations! I'm a special All Greek Mom. I'll oJtleill.,,,.-"'ttl& days of Carman and Dina, Kathy, Tracy, Vicki and sure you'll be a success in the miss you lots. Love, Teresa. ows, through males minus the (later) Grads Anne and Banking World! I wish you the of their anatomy, to the Kris. Congratulations! It's been best, honey. Love you, Chris CONGRATULATIONS pliments at Chink's. It's a fun fast year. Good Luck in ROC'S REGULARS - Don't tleen the greatest with you as a the future. -Adriann Congratulations! Sorors forget to meet at the Kiosk for friend. Thanks. Love, Grace Joyce, "T", Corita, Carla Hall lunch before or after General Bon-Bon : This is and my special friend Rodney commencement. Free Terri, It's finally here, your miracle! Only cost me Blaney. Love, Susan champagne with lunch if you Congratulations. You and Brian $1 9. 95 ! Love, The Silver Pig make a reservation. Open 11 party hard tonight. Good Luck a.m. -7p.m. Tammy . Wa y to go! You Eric Clarke and Wendy's old­ Karen Ann, Even though you Terry: I hope you enjoyed did it! We are roud of you! fashion hamburgers. never won any elections, you'll your tennis class - it was a Rob and Dick: The Potatoe Terry and f always be our queen! Love, lifesaver. And don't feel so won't be the same without you. a') your campaign managers worthless, you're worth a lot to We'll miss you. Love, Tom and Nancy F. - Congratulations me. Don't forget to leave Kevin on eachin1;14his important goal something behind when you l in you Iii . ou are truly more Kathi, Kristi, Patty, Today, graduate. Like Me. The lousy Chrissy, Muskrat, ' uieLs. Jan than a conqueror. Terry & Tomorrow I wish you the best Verge editor and Sally: We finally ma de it! I family in life. Good Luck. Love, can't believe our time together Carolina, Congrats on AnneMarie Jules - you finally made it. . has ended at EIU - butI now G ver - Thanks for sharing graduating. But you can't move · 1·11 mlss you the most. Thanks it's not over for all of us! I love your dreams with me for 4 to Colorado. I can't tell you for everything. Love Always, you all. Lindy years - not to mention a room. how much you mean to me. Clare Good luck with grad school Thanks for all of the friendship, and the future. Thanks for . loye, and understanding. Love Kari, We'll miss you since everything. All of the love in ya girl, C. � you are the first to graduate. friendship always. Miss Piggy. Best of luck! Love, Gin Mill Bazan : Been a· great Bob, Joey, Mark Molesto rs Student Publications semester. We'll miss ya next Congratulations and Best of Seniors: year. You're the Greatest! Luck in the Future! I'm proud of JAK, Congratulations on Fred Oh you are All that hard work you Your Roomies you! Love, Cindy A. graduating and on having such smashing! Cafe Society is haven't been paid for starts to a great season in track. Good ecstatic! Shall we celebrate? pay off now. YOU CAN take it Ade - Keep them in line Jay - What a wonderful two luck Saturday. Thanks for Oh let's! Dance me you fool! with you. Thanks for being after we leave. Thanks for years. Good Luck in Dallas. I making everyday so special. Ginger here. Reed. everything! Love, D & K love you, Glynn Love, C.

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�we shall not cease from exploration·, and the end of all-_our -exploring will be to arrive where We started and know the place

for the first time.' ·

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Cara Soy le Debra, I'm gonna miss you WILL ROGERS: Congrats on Munchie Pie's commend Congrats Park, Hinsch, Congratulations on making it. so much! ·We've shared so your "hard-earned" M.B.A.!! · Sharon Di Brito on her . Baggs - You made it! Good Remember me when you're much together. I'll never forget Love, Mr. B., M.T. and Wimpe. impending granulation. We will luck in your future pursuits. rich & famous. Love, Peggy you and I'll always love you! truely miss you Sharona. Love Zoid Love, Big Sand Betsy, Congratulations and Kitty, Congrats! Thanks for Gooc;lLuck! I hope you'll come Congratulations Chuck Turk! Ernest Newman - We would all your help this year. Good back and visit soon. Love, Ann Thanks for all the "fun and like to congratulate you on your Luck in the future. You're one happiness" this year, Love success. Ttie year has been special person! Love, Spiffy Laura, Now you can buy the Suzie. . wonderful. Love You, Kittens dog you've always wanted. Karen Z., Wishes for . the Congrats Sarah best in everyting always ... . KB Carol, Lindy, Jules, Jan, Noel and Pam, We've made it Julie, Congratulations · to a Sally: My best always for the You Did It! Congrat's, Patty, finally!

Now it's time to relax! Love the laughs. Love, Disco· Ql.lllen izods and make phone calls in luck In Peru. I belive in you. always, Loretty - Gravy Girl . the middle of the night! Good We'll miss you. Sand Luck, Love Nancy Sarah :...... Congratulations Greg - I'm really proud of from another who has the you. Good luck with blues. Now where's my ad? everything. I'll miss you. Love, Don't Laura Deanna forget to meet at -the Kiosk for lunch before or after Dick, Just thing - a paper, Good Luck Mary "Disco" commencement. Free finals, and then Graduation. Seisser. Celebrate good times champagne with lunch if you Teresa (Tree): CongratS ! make a reservation. Open 11 Congratulations! your at Underworld Plus! Luv, Disco· Your finally free to pursue secretary Queen McGov a.m. -7p.m. George! Hope to see you little people's weekend! We'll miss Kinky Kaiser, BethAnn, Thanks for the you! Love, Julie and Gail memories. Good Luck, Blow it Congratulations on your CONGRATULATIONS d your off. Love, Deb Z Graduation. Best of Luck in ROC'S REGULARS - Don't ; be 2 Congratulations Brent! We Grad School. Love, Naughty forget to meet at the Kiosk for , Eryll; are ·gonna miss you. Love, Congratulations Linda Lunch before or after Red; see Chris, Donna & Susan remember all the good times commencement. , say goodbye we've had. Late night pizza and Gym Teacher and Bertie: champagne with lunch start the Chicago Mary, Thanks so much for all football, dancing at Ted's and Good Luck. I wish you the best make a reservation. 0 371 ; kiss me of the good times. You were Fast Eddies, quarters at Ike's always. Don't Worry while a.m. - 7p.m. ye, Sal; be yourself the BEST Pledge Trainer any you're gone. Karen Ann Monica; sober up! and the Popeye parties._ Good pledge class could have. You ad, BOOGIE! Love, Luck Cousin, Armon will always be Mama Snake - . Poochie, congrats on finally and we're the best pledge graduating. You'r e No. 1 with class ever! Good Luck! Love, Julie, hey buddy this is it! me. Dallas beware! Love Gin Mill Molestors Congratulations and good luck always, Grundoon Rhonda: Congratulations! for the rest of your life. Let's We're all very proud of you! We Deb - I'm glad we lived always keep in touch. Thanks love you! Mom, Renee, Danny, together this year because I for always being there when I Tawnya, Chris, Misty & feel as though I have found a needed you and listening. See Jeremy. good friend. Love, Mary you on .T.V. ! I'll meet you at the top. I love you, VJM �congratulations Carolyn Mathias! All your hard work has Deb C. finally paid om Good Luck on Gwendolyn-Sue, By co CONGRATU LATIONS!! Yo1,1 finals and life in the real world. you were a great fin:;trciom ie. Good out of hibernation ·�· Mr. P. definitely proved yourse Luck in the future! (Keep in � outstanding Phi Ko touch.) Your Sweet Adorable · member. Good Luck Tamoo Tom Wascher, -Breakfast and Ex-Roomie years to come. We tions and best on Bacteriology were bearable awaiting your visits at g on and being future watching you. Maybe we'll 1400 7th. Love, Brigitta . Love, Lizzie meet in a hospital someday. Kenneth Potts - � Mammy Your Secret Admirer Congratulations! We're proud Hey Amelia Ehrhardt of you. Keep us in your Amy (Betty B.F.) -What can Freda, after four long years, You've finally made it! T.P.B. - Congrats hon! I am thoughts, Good Luck in your it looks like yqu've made it. (Remember to celebrate at so proud of you. Thanks for future. Love You, Kittens I say, except that I'll miss you more than ever. I thought I'd Congratulations and good luck Jeff's party.) Love, Peggy this year. Love, Turtledove. never see thd day we�d be in the future. Remember your roomies when you're making Congrats to the Eastern leaving EIU since it seems like yesterday that we were moving $50,000 a year in a world­ News graduates. Good luck in Karin (Grover), in Regency our freshman year. famous accounting firm. We'll the "real world" Peggy and Congratulations, Big Sis, on miss you! Dip and Marsh Julie your Graduation!! Good Luck We've been through a lot always! Come back and visit us together since then, but I feel as though it has benefited us Tammy C., I wish you the Jay Botsch soon. Love your Lil' Gal Sandy · Songbird, Congratulations! both. And I know we will best of luck always. I'll really Congratulations ori becoming a You finally made it. Make the always keep in touch cause miss having you around. Take graduate and thanks for being Dave West, Congratulations best of it. We're gonna miss "we've been friends such a Care - Who will I awake for fire the best Big Brother I'll ever - Now go out and Conquer the you. Take care and keep in long time." Love Always, Mary. drills? Bridgett have. Your Doctor World! Nancy touch. lly! Love, Boob room Verge Friday, Moy 1i, 1981 The DoilyEa stern N 1 2 OnThe Evangelist. Brother �J ed' attracts smiling 'sinners' Champaign /Urbana by Dan Crews With cheers pouring from the crowd With the arrival of spring comes the the speakers continued to pr.each about arrival of the traveling evangelist the sins of drugs, sex, and rock 'n' roll for George (Jed) Smock who was on music. campus this wee!c to preach the word One student referred to the gathering of God to whoever would listen. as "Tag-Team preaching" and called it Brother Jed along with colleagues the best entertainment Eastern has had 40C* Max Lynch, Cindy Lasseter, l:\,nd Greg all semester. Hall told students that "they were on When asked why rock 'n' roll was a the road to destruction along with their sin Smock said that it condoned professers" and if they did not repent ungodly things and possessed those they were going to "burn in the depths who listened to it. of hell." He added he believes that deceased Smock said he believes what students rock 'n' rollers such as John Lennon With today's -::::5:::::==::111111111111t need today is salvation and ·to reach are iJl hell if they have not repented of gas prices, salvation they neep to find Jesus their sins. And if plagiarism isn't there's one Christ. He added that most of enough Jed said he feels that George good way to Eastern's Greek society will wind up in Harrison is on his way to fire and economize ... hell because of their "disgusting brimstone for his song "My Sweet a Long Distance Call: It can behavior drinking and lusting after one Lord" because Hare Krishna chanting, keep you in touch for a fraction of the another.'' another sin, can be heard in the cost of traveling. Let the people back home With hecklers and mockers in the background. know how you are and that you still miss them. · the Lynch Library Quad Rev. Max Smock and his group of Lynch, Long Distance, one of the best M.P.G. stated that "for a university of its size Lassester and Greg Hall have a very ratings around . Eastern Illinois University was the strict interpretation of the Bible and *(Based on a direct-dialed two minute call all day most wicked .of all." Lynch called believe that "No matter what your life Saturday to 5 p.m. Sunday) Eastern "a Cesspool of Iniquity with a was like before all things are past once 3-D society that was decadent, you meet Christ." degenerate, and depraved." long Distance, it's inexpensive and late night and weekend rates are even better!

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· ect Student Loan (made after October hanging ,200 forgrad sch091. (Only the Army can offer you a two- 1, 1975) $9 · er your head, consider spending a couple of years in year enlistment.) Army. It's not a loan, so you'll never have to worry about Ifyou · train forcertain specialtie_s, the government will making payments. It's simply a savings programbetween you ( ase you from 1/3 of your indebtedness (or $1,500, which­ and the government. er is greater) for each year of active duty. THE ARMY'S COLLEGE BENEFn'S Ifyou save between $25 Obviously, a three-year enlistment would eliminate Per Mo. 2 Yrs. and $100 of your monthly % bf your indebtedness. But you may prefer to take a Yo u Save: $100 $2.400'' Army pay, the governmentwill orter route and sign up under the Army's two-yearenlist­ Gov't Adds match that amount two­ 2-for- l: $200 $4,800 nt option (and put of your debt behind you). for-one. On top of that, you · 2/3 To tal: $300 $7,200 Or might want to join the you might qualify for an exclusive you Army Reserve. If Army Adds: $2,000 alify, as a Reservist you can stay home, get paid for your Army educational incentive To tal Benefits: $9,200'''' 've duty, and receive 15% loan forgiveness(or $500, of $2,000. (Longer enlistments hichever is greater) for each year you serve. '''Maximum individual contribution can result in higher incentives.) But we're not just offering you loan forgiveness. With during a 2-year enlistment. And you can participate in '"'Certain 4-year enlistments can get you ur education, you can probably qualify for a higher rank as much as $ 14, lOO for college, plus a $5.000 VEAP at the same time you1re d pay grade. Yo u'll have your choice of many sophis- cash enlistment bonus for a total of$ 19, 100. receiving loan forgiveness. ted Army skills. So, in just two years, you can go back to school with 2/3 of And you may be eligible for generous monetary educa­ your debt behind you and up to $9 ,200 foryour educatiOnahead nal incentives. of you. (Of course, a longer enlistment could result in more edu­ cational benefits and 100% loan forgiveness.) TWO-FOR-ONE SAV INGS PLAN To find out more about both ways to serve your country If your dream is to continue your education some day, as you serve yourself, call 800-42 1-4422. In California, · ing the Veterans' Educational Assistance Program can 800-252-0011. Alaska and Hawaii, 800-423-2244. Ask for 'ng that day closer. the name of the Army's college representative nearest you. 14 OnTheVerge Friday, Moy 1, 1981 The Daily Eastern Ne

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'1 though t Bud wa s better, butl�ve been proved wrong.. I chose Schlitz:�

One taste of Schlitz can change a lot of minds. Recently, hundreds of loyal Budweiser and Mill�r drinkers tasted f their beer and Schlitz side by side.

"I thought I knew m� beer- I th ought I'd choose Miller. But I chose Schlitz:' l;� Guy D'Anna 11flfl Charles Wa lker Sworn_ Budweiser Sworn Miller Drinker Drinker

Before the taste tests, all the participants signed affidavits . swearing they were- loyal Bud­ weiser or Miller drinkers. But following the tests, lots of \

· those tasters were \ . surprised. Because \\'._":r'. after tasting their fa­ vorite beer and Schlitz in unlabeled mugs, many found they preferred Schlitz. -··

"I'm. definitely sur- prised. I thought for sure ------• I'd pick Miller. But "I've been drinkin' I picked Schlitz:• "'i Budweiser for 25 Mike Miller Sworn Miller years. But tonight I Drinker . opted for Schlitz:' Elliot Marcus --� Sworn Budweiser \Dri nker  One person who wasn't surprised is OM- Frank Sellinger. "Some people thought - � , it was risky to taste test my Schlitz on · One taste of national TV. But I was sure lots of "I'm not surprised # i; Schlitz convi nced people would pick Schlitz over their at all:' them. "Schlitz has body, it has flavor;· beers. Frank Sellinger said Budweiser drinkec James Seager."It 's "Three years ago I came to Schlitz Chief Executive real quenching and real clean and very to make my best. And after 40 years Officerof Schlitz dri nkable;· agreed Miller drinker Mike as a master brewer, I know this is it. Manely. Budweiser drinker Robert Davis Ta ste one glass. Yo u may like my Schlitz summed up the fe elings of many when he better than your beer, too'.' said, 'Tll have to stop by and pick up a 'six-pack of Schlitz!"·