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By JEFF BRITT bucksAdministration editor The fund from which Illinois teacher's pensions and retirement benefits are drawn lost $300 million because of the erratic nature of the stock market in October, an official said during the Board of Governers meeting Thursday at Northeastern Illinois University. The loss affe<;ts 52,000 people statewide, said BOG spokesperson Pam Meyer. She said funds had been invested in the stock market, "and now those funds are gone." The figures were made available by BOG member Robert Ruiz, who is also on the State Universities Retirement MIKE STEINER I Staff photographer - System. Cupp (Shelly Cox), a waitress in "Pump Boys and job at the Gas Station/Dinette because there is a ratio of two guys The meeting was also at ' sings "The Best Man," tn which she explains t�e for every girl. The U.B. sponsored play was presented at 8 p.m. tended by Eastern President t make up her ideal man. Prudie says she enjoys her Thursday in the Union Grand Ballroom. Stanley Rives; Robert Kin drick, vice president for academic affairs; Verna Arm strong, vice president for administration and finance; ped' for UB's D1nette Show and BOG Representative Mike 'pum of the show," said Daab), a former frat member, "Pump Boys," which cost part audience member Elizabeth said Troy Franzen, also from Eastern $5,000 started in July Riordan. other business, approval Boer8ma. Champaign. touring all over the country, In The raffle; won by an Alpha Franzen said ''L.M. is coming Sham said, adding "So many to rename the Applied Sciences Delta Phi fraternity member back to go to our formal, he's people are interested in the Building after Walter A. from the University of Illinois, really close to everyone," at the show. It's beenreal successful." Kiehm, former dean of choee a ''picture of a Penthouse house. The audience, consisting of Eastern's industrial arts and blond" after his seat number The cast from the smash hit 425, really seemed to enjoy the technology department, was was picked as winner. musical, was performing their show, Performing Arts given. raffle group of 10 men came last show of his tour, agent Coordinator Janelle Limper "I naturally fee� good about A to Eastern to see actor L.M. (Jake Debra Sharn said. said. it," said Kiehm, who worked at Eastern 32 years. ''I was the head ·of the in Hall residents respond to accidents dustrial arts department for a good many years," he said. . son "I under the influence of alcohol. fifth floor Lawson Hall woman, who is presently oc was instrumental in setting up . Sophomore Stacey Wain residents. cupying Zastro's room, is still the school of industrial are gradually man, a pre-business major, is in At last reports,Wainman has feeling the loss of a close technology." normal for some a Springfield hospital to been transfered from friend. . The school of iridustrial on Lawson's ,fifth reportedly in stable condition, Champaign's Burnham "I wasn't even going to come technology is now part of· the two women who after she suffered internal Hospital in Champaign to a back to school (after Zastro's College of Applied Sciences. the floor were both head injuries following a fall. hospital in Springfield, her death)," said freshman Christy "He's very active in the involved in serious from a fire-escape balcony Nov. hometown. Barber, a nursing major, was "I Charleston Rotary Club and 20 at Page One Tavern, 410 S. But with things looking up so shook up about it." the Wesley United Methodist still felt, with Sixth St. in Charleston. pain for the. fifth-floor residents "But I know Kristy wouldn't Church," said University of one student and Wainman and Zastro were who knew . Wainman, one have wanted me do that to Relations Director Daniel- injury to another, is (quit school)," Barber added. Thornburgh. many of the with Zastro had moved to . A trust l\lehm and his wife, thefifth floor. Lawson's ninth floor to live Lucille, donated to the EIU have been acting with friends prior the ac to Foundation in October brought , but people were cident and, as a result, told the Foundation to its the 80 It's still scary," said • Barber of her vacated room. percent mark in its 10th Valerie Mathe$, a Barber · moved in shortly decade campaign. resident at Lawson thereafter. Since that time the Foun A tearful Barber motioned to dation has received another the photographs of Zastro with donation. ''We are just under friends that still hung on the 88 percent," said Thornburgh, room walls. who is also executive officer of "It was weird to see some of the Foundation. her things she had left behind The money from the trust when she moved," Barber will go to fund scholarships in added. industrial technology and The sorrow of her friend's home economics, Thornburgh · (See LAWSON, page 6a) said. 2A Friday, December4, 1987 The Dall Eastern
. Press !Associated Reagan disc�sses possibility of ·s__ I _ t_ate_1N at1 o_n1W. _o_r_1d�· .. _ ___ _ I superpower agreement in 1 988· Mayor Sawyer used patronage WASHING TON (AP)-Presid ABC, CNN, CBS and NBC. conservative Republi CHICAGO-Mayor Eugene Sawyer on Thursday ent Reagan said Thursday there Gorbachev, fa an NBC in eluding most GOP candi reaffirmed his vow to fight political cronvism, but is a reasonably good chance the terview earlier this week that president. acknowledged he had used his influence to help relatives superpowers can agree in was broadcast in the United "Some of the people get city jobs under the old patronage system. Moscow next year to eliminate 50 States and the Soviet Union, also objecting the most and "Patronage doesn't exist in city goverment anymore. percent of their strategic nuclear offered an optimistic assessment refusing even to accede Patronage is dead," said Sawyer. weapons, the most dangerous for a strategic arms accord next idea of ever getting But he acknowledged under questioning by reporters arms on earth. year. derstanding; whether He made the evaluation of "There are real prospects ahead realize it or not, those that he had help�d several family members· obtain city jobs we believe that it is basically down in their earlier in 16-year career as an alderman. prospects for such a far-reaching of us... · "Yes, I did. I'll be honest. I gave them letters. That was agreement in a television .in possible to do a lot of work with thoughts have accepted under the old patronage system. It gave them an ad terview four days before Soviet this present administration so... is ineyitable," Reagan said. vantage that maybe they shouldn't have had," Sawyer told leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrives we could make headway on this Despite the prospects o reporters at heavily attended news conference, his first fora summit and the s�gning of a major· directon in the area of cuts in the superpowers' since becoming mayor. treaty, to ban intermediate-range arms control," Gorbachev said. arsenals, Reagan said he s · At least 16 of Sawyer's political political allies and nuclear missiles, known as INF. Reagan said oppostion to the the Soviet Union as " relatives-including his brother, sister, and Reagan was interviewed by the INF treaty centered among empire." daughter-work or have recently worked at city gover anchormen from four networks- mentjobs. " Korean air raises concerns Thompsoo will take stress test crash SPRINGFIELD-Gov. James Thompson, shaken by the over sabotage Seoul Olympics recent death of Chicago Mayor Harold Washington, said at Thursday he plans to take a stress test this month, try to· SEOUL, South Korea Chun Doo-Hwan told a special 1945, technically are still lose some weight and cut back on his work schedule. (AP)-The suspected bombing of cabinet meeting on the lost since a peace treaty was "I think the mayor's death ought to be a warning to all of a South Korean· airlirrer has plane. signed at the end of the us, not just in public life or in politics, that we ought to stirred fears that communist Officials · in Seoul say the war in 1953 in which take as good care of health as we can," Thompson· said. North Korea may attempt to disappearance of the KAL were killed and wounded. Washington's death from a heart attack on Nov. 25 sabQtage the 1988 Seoul Boeing 707 on Nov. 29 Korea has aid it is dete stunned Chicago. Olympics. somewhere near Burma had all ''liberate " the south. His successor, Mayor Eugene Sawyer, said Thursday he South Korean leaders have the hallmarks of a North Korean For years, South Korean plans to have a physical examination "very soon" and will · charged their archrival was attack. have used the threat of try to quit smoking. , behind the disappearance of the They believe a bomb hidden on Korean invasion or terro' And all 50 members of Chicago's City Council were Korean Air plane and threatened the. plane tore it apart in midair justification for some o offered free stress tests Thursday by a suburban clinic, to.end all talks with the north on with the loss of all 115 people on more unpopular policies. which cited the importance of early detection of car ensuring the success of the Seoul board and point to a long strfug South Korea had long diovascular problems. games. of North Korean attacks on the that the north would use The 5-foot-10 Washington weighed 284 pow1ds. His "It is a plain fact that North south since the end of the Korean attacks to disrupt the g · nearly 100 pounds of excess weignt and the stress of his Korea - has intensified its war. are a major symbol in job contributed to his death from a heart attack on Nov. provocative moves." President The two Koreas, divided since struggle betweenthe two 25, his doctor said, noting the late mayor als� smoked.
Heart transplant survival rates up .. vote to approve CHICAGO-It has �n 2() years 'Since the first hea:rt �u f?an. inm.�t�s transplant, and the procedure is now being done thousands of times a year with remarkably good results, Stanford agrt!emeilt - e e University doctors say. g ending 11-daBishopy s Austin·i Roman Where as only one-fifth of heart ransplant patients at ATLANTA (AP)-Cuban in- spokesman Patrick Korten said of the the agreement was approved by a a cuban native credi Stanford in 1968 survived a year or more after their mates holding 89 hostages at U.S. penitentiary voted Thur- < majority of the inmates, and helping end a similar · operations, four-fifths of those undergoing the procedure p to agreement with officials were waiting for word in Oakdale, La. Roman at Stanford since 1980 have lived that long, the doctors sday accept an that on when thepact could be signed. 7:35 p.m. flightto said. the federal government Atlan And 55 percent can be expected to survive five years or could free the captives and end "They want somebody to come About 150 cheering town," more,.:.the doctors reported in Friday's Journal of the the 11-day siege, a federal of- in from out of Korten waved fromthe roof and to American Medical Association. ficial said. said, an apparent reference Cuban national anthem. U.S. Justice Department The Daily . IF� \ , Eastern r-r '°'��;;�;;;��dc���,f';� - 6 ft. to 30 ft. News roping, & _ .. greenery -=· � .• .- Wreaths, The Daily Eastern News 1s published daily. �onday th;ough• t=riday, ir< f.� : Charleston: tJuflng !,tie' and si>ring semesters and tice weekly Cut your own • llfinol& iall ; during the sun)mer term except during school vacations or examinations. by J'' the students of Eastern Illinois University Subscription pnce:W $18 per or semester . $8 for summer only . $36 for all year The Daily Eastern News is a � - member of the Associated Pr.ess which is entitled to exclusive use of all Choose from lot articles appearing in this paper The editorials on Page 4 represent the 5 miles east of Charleston on Rt. 16 ma1ority view ·of the editorial board: all other opinion- pieces are signed. Turn north at Charleston Speedway Phone 581 ·2812 The Daily Eastern News editorial arid business offices are - located in thP. Nomi Gym of the Buzzard Building. Eastern Illinois University f - Second class p0sti1qf: pi11d at Charleston. IL 61920. ISSN .0894· 1599. Daily_ 8-5 p.m. Printed by E;istr,rn lllin
eign students However, Brigittenot Chen, adviser'a forffected other out-of-state students,by havetuitiori to These wouldbill be determined by the Eastern's international students, said make up the extra two thirds. Board of Regents or Board of Gover the Illinois Senate to have they already pay those rates, which · "They would have to pay full costs. It nors, and would be based on the 1 students pay out-of-state makes tuition about $2,200 per would probably be about three times amount of tuition, faculty costs,library t.es wouldn't affect Eastern semester. Williams confirmed this. what tuition is for a resident student," costs, activity fees and equipment 1 students, because they "Right now, the students' tuition Hodel said. costs,among otherthings. . y theincreased rates. Nov. 4 levels are approximately one third of "They would have to pay the same In a news release,Joyce said rates would have in educational costs," Hodel said. ''Public thing an out-of-statestudent pays. " .Illinois is not in.a position to subsidize students paying the rates taxes pay two thirds. " The bill, proposed by Sen. Jeremy college education for out-of-state m Illinois don't pay, which He said parents of Illinois students Joyce, D-Chicago, is set to triple the students. He also said that because of e times what tuition costs pay taxes in Illinois, which pays the cost of tuition for non-resident aliens. budget restrictions, higher education t students, said Ross Hodel, extra two-thirds of the tuition; The rateof the increase would be based programs should be tailored for Illinois tor of the Illinois Board of however, international students don't on what the bill calls "actual education residents. ucation. pay taxes in the states. So they, as all costs." Assistants to be given ·study break By DAVE DalCASON Staff writer If the books are getting students down, Eastern graduate assistants can take a "Study Break " at a pizza party sponsored by Eastern's educational administration department . . The study break will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday at 19 DeerfieldLane, the home
· of graduate assistant Laura Miller. Miller, host of the party, said there is a $3 admission covering the cost of pizza and beverages. - · The study break is intended to iv g e "different people from different backgrounds" a chance to meet before the semester winds down, Miller said. She added the party will also include a variety of activities, including cards and other games. She said there is also a possibility. the group will . try t;o _ get . : iiito':tli� :. 'hOliaiiy'-�SiJi:i-1f· Hy .. :s-mgnrg r stma ·c ro ; c r' " .. Ch i s a ls. . '. <·· • ..:. '.> : This is the second event of the em s ester for graduate assistants,Miller said. The Elementary Educaton depart ment·sponsored a wiener roast, which was similar to this one, Miller said. The atmosphere at the weiner roast was "real mellow," she said. "We· are going to try to have a dif ferent department do it (hold an event) each time," Miller said. If there is left over admission money from the party, "it protia:bly will be put into a-fund for the next group" deciding t9 Iiold a study break, Miller ,said. The party will be kept brief because of - time de_mands put on graduate assistants with finals coming up, Miller Sl,!,id. - •
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forBy llllQNICA excellence McADAMS · Staff writer -The Coles County Heart Association received a second place- honor in its Quintile for Excellence performance. pair worker Mike South fixes a shattered window at broken at the library. Coles County received $26,257 in Library Thursday afternoon. Two windows were h contributions in the past fiscal year. This amount is the most e'(er raised in Coles County, according to Betty Davis, Patrol idea not 'feasibl�' for Eastern president. rty members of the board are very know how the project is ·"The that is where the problem Ires. she did not pleased with this award, but we are not Eastern's problem is in "individual, funded at ISU. satisfied. We are working for stronger enrollment at ISU (about ies will' go unpatrolled, at least after-bars" type of parties, Wasetis The larger efforts in all areas and top billing in our e s the reason for such an time being, said Senate Speaker said. 20,000) wa Quintile for 1988," Davis said. Wasetis. The major problem area the Senate elaborate patrol, Wasetis. said. Counties of ·similar population to ISU tis said 'the party patrol idea has wants to reach is off-campus students. According the information compete in the areas of community has worked well and scrapped, but Student Senate is Wasetis said reaching the off-campus sent, the program service programs, fund raising, to any ideas and suggestions to students has been an on-going problem served its purpose. organization and communication, Davis te the Interfraternity the problem of out-of-control forthe Senate. Wasetis said said. already established rules the rings. "We don't have the staff to run it Coucil has Residential campaigns in Charleston rmation the Senate has received (party patrol)," Wasetis said. fraternities have to follow. and Mattoon and special even� held at only answer at the moment, Illinois State University has been ISU has a lot of faculty involvement The area schools and on Eastern's campus t is to make students more 1, but it would not be "feasible" at in its project Wasetis said. "We only Wase is said, contributed to the success. rn, Wasetis said. have one adviser." aware of the problem and how they can
· ., ...... '.'.".·�·:'.'····"'"' s : r:«·.N. ' · ...... ":".·:-.-.:.-. . patr.01at-ISU4 .-.."·"'·'Also, ISU furnishes its patrol with aPeYi&teit.by.following_setiB;in.rul' ..._es,.....�.-"�" ... ., , -"" ..' ' - ...... said.::tne.pal:ty ..: .. '· '" "'·.:·· " ...... · .f>eca·u5e:t.:·�'ntiiversrty' c�rs 'radios: Wasetis said 'ai'/fraternity'·· parme 's/ 'and May-or-Washingtq:n vyasa great leader Washington, D.C., a great quote him as saying, "and then, as if a blessi capitol. Washington, a great God, Washington is dead at the age of 65." Ho Opinion mayor. Washington the capitol any human being thank God for allowing som and Washington the mayor are die? I wonder if he'll thank God when an insp· very much alike. Washington, his life dies (like his father, for instance). D.C. is a great political center, I asked Steve if he lived in Chicago. He told and Washington the mayor is a I live 1 5 minutes outside of Peoria." That's just great political hero. saying I live in Charleston, but I don't go to The late great mayor of Who would you believe? Someone wh o liv Chicago was more than just a Chicago, or someone who lives in Chicago politician, he was a leader. touch with the people? Columnist Steve Smith wrote a Smith also said, "if Washington had lived ou Editori l Steve Smith a crucial and unrespectful column Board News editor Wendell term he would be remembered as a lousy ma on the late mayor in the Monday ate too much and didn't do enough for blacks. Larry Smith Donelle Pardee edition of Washington was first elected, he cut his sa Editor in chief Editorial page editor The Daily Eastern Hutson News. percent in order to decrease the city's defi Julie Lewis • Chrystal Philpott Smith failed to realize that his column contained that sound like a lousy mayor? Managing editor Associate news editor several exaggerated facts. He said that Washington did What's the definition of enough? He said W not become a political hero in Chicago until after he The Daily Eastern News didn't do enough for blacks. Washington died. That's not true at all. As a citizen of Chicago for more blacks to top city positions than the last Friday, December 1 9 years, I know Harold was a savior to most Chicago mayor. If that's not enough, then I 4, t 987 Chicagoans. Sure he was disliked and even hated by what is. OK, the guy was overweight at 284 some. Aren't we all? but what does that have to do with him bein If Washington was not a political hero in Chicago, Weight was never an issue in his political then why was he elected to a second term? Keep in for some reason Smith made it an issue in his mind that there are more whites in Chicago than blacks. · Mayor Washington may be gone phys Richard Daley will always be remembered as one of the spiritually, he's still here. He will be missed Minorityhirin g great leaders of Chicago, but it was Washington as the Chicagoans and will never be forgotten, no leader for the last 5 years. much he weighed. God is the last person any writer should use to -Wendell Hutson is a staff writer for The Dai might increase support his opinions. However, in Smith's column I
minorityfigu - . res In an attempt to alleviate the decrease in Eastern·s minority enrollment percentage, a plan to continue accepting applications from minority stud�nts . after closing admissions . was presented at the Board of Governor's meeting Thursday. Eastern Presi9ent Stanle.y Rive,s said the minority enro'llment level aI is now at 6 percent, Edi------tor I • •following· a slight pecline frqm last year. hile:t.fliS a serious' issoe·-that must be � l.' m . acfuresse'd, ttte -may tiave come· up with a°Fit"cu1(y' more immediate �eriate .. problem, which. if rectified, could also better the minority enrollment situation.· At Tuesday's meetingi. members of the senate discussed Eastern's deficiency in minority hiring. In fact, _Eastbrn has the worst rate of hiring minority instructors out of all the BOG schools. The major reason cited for thi$ deficiency is lack of funds for instructor salaries. Ideally, hiring more minorLty instructors will increase our chances of attracting more minority students to Eastern's campus. Some minority students have said in the past that they have felt more comfortable having a minority instructor. It was also brought up at the meeting that "students benefit more from a myriad of This week's question was asked by Jeff Smith and ethnic backgrounds." Therefore, increasing were taken by Jeff Eul. minority hiring will give all students the op Eastern speaks: portunity to experience diverse cultures. These same minority instructors can also Should the male dancers have performed? be utilized for minority student recruiting. However, the senate pointed out that travel funding for department chairs to recruit is also Dana Alford unavailable. Senior Herein is where the real problem lies-no Psychology
money. · Efforts need to be directed toward Yes. It (use of condoms) is Sure. If the this financi�I situation which. seems to be the a topical issue. Who better see it, it's their underlying factor of many of this university's to distribute the condoms It's a matter of. problems. than the strippers? of Eastern's It's true that minority recruitment needs to imposed on be addressed -and the problem needs to be rectified. However, the best attempt at doing this would be to start at the cause of the problem. Chris Arends Steve Weger Freshman Senior Letter policy Personnel management Psychology The Daily Eastern Newswelcomes letters to the "Yes. I think we're old editor from any reader addressing issues relating to the enough to decide what we campus community. want to see. The name and telephone number of at least one autl'lor be • sut;>mitted with.each le,tter to ecjitqr. ll)USt • J � • I 'ti thei� ' I .. , ... Eastern News Friday, December 4, 1987 5A
CommitteeBy JEFF BRITT just going to to viewsolicit faculty reportsfeel they could do more if Administration editor opinions on the way we are resources were available. Chairs· of the committees doing general education and tO "Another thing we've been studying undergraduate see how we can do it dif looking at is equipment and education will meet Saturday ferently, Baumgardner" said. library facilities, " Buchanan . "with Robert Kindrick, vice The student surveys- seek said. ''We feel we are way president for academic affairs, answers to "whatever couFse it behind where we should be in to discuss the preliminary is that they are in when they instructional equipment and reports of a faculty survey. are filling out the survey." the funding of Booth Library." "We are not ready to make Questions include "is this a He said his cotnmittee is any specific rec9m general education course? Why interviewing the department mendations, " said Kandy they like the course? What chairs, adding it is a better way Baumgardner, chair of the kinds of things do you think an of getting information than committee on language educated person should learn having the chairs send the
proficiency, general education in college?" she added. committee memos.· and the major. Dave Buchanan, who chairs ''We have started a student She said the committee is the committee on faculty survey, " said Steve Whitley, looking for the strong and priorities, classroom creativity who chairs the committee on weak points of general and learning resources, said, recruitment, admission, education at Eastern.It sent ''We've discussed several areas. orientation and retention.''We out a faculty survey, which is we will like to go into in better have developed questions for a due Dec.15, and is sending out detail. faculty survey." a student survey. ''Based on info that will come The student survey, which
She said all five committees from there, we will talk about was · for fi rst-semester will present faculty surveys. other topics also." freshmen, is expected back at ''We will analyze the results He said the committee thinks the beginning of next'week. when the next semester begins. there's a need for faculty Maurer was not avaiJable for ''From my committee, we are development. "Many faculty comment. 3·officers elected to RHA posts; begillduties at Dec. meeting Senior Jim Tremmel was· treasurer, and senior 1Glen o president evolved around JULIE EHMEN I Staff photographer elected the new president of Flanagan won the vice having RHA work as a . • • te n1g hf? the Residence Hall Association, presidential position when collective group. want to get Spanish ''I te Student Kathy Montoya and Sophomore Thursday. sophomore Chris. Robinson, everyone involved in the t Ruth Heise prepare a poster for a make-believe Two other positions were prior to the election, declined organization ...by getting p.m. by Bob Letterman show to be held Friday at 7 filled in the election.Freshman to run. people on committees, working Auditorium. ee's intro to journalism class in Buzzard Teresa Craig was electecf Tremmel said his goals as on projects, he " said.- _ .. . "!!ili!"!!ii! "!!ili!"!!ili! "!!ii!"!!ili! •'• .. --. --.. ml!iil �-���������•i'"!!ii! "!!ii! �"!!ili!�9!11119!!iii9!!iiiff
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death has not been easy to cope fond memories of her lost she added. "I walk by Kristen's mortality. "She's doing a lot with, Barber said, especially friend. room and it's really weird." ''It makes you think," said Johnson said. "She's when she overhears students in "Kristen was quiet, but she Many of the women voiced sophomore Candice Cain, a (her speech), but slowly class talking about Zastro's was really determined," Barl>er the same opinion as Mathes, psychology major. Fifth-floor around." death. said. "She was close to her saying that after the two in residents have become closer Johnson was told hurts so much to hear family and she was close to cidents, they believed they had because "It "you watch out for Wainman's father that people talk about it as news, God. She wanted to teach a different outlook toward the your friends more." woman, should be r other residents on the fifth like in the paper," Barber said. elementary education-she · Many of the women said from her head injuries in But she said others ate very loved kids." floor. false rumors were circulating weeks. supportive, however she Mathes said she has noticed Sophomore Trish Curly, a throughout campus and many Although Johnson notices that many are "still many of her floormates have fashion merchandising major, were distraught that the false Wainman appeared diso · uncomfortable" and don't say change their lifestyles said, "Everybody (on the fifth stories were being given · when she saw her in anything. somewhat, because of the two floor) has been saying that you credence by many Eastern hospital, she was to She said that after missing accident that both occurred don't know how many friends students and faculty. Wainman's father that two. school days to attend withiri four days of each other. you've· got till something like Sophomore Julie Johnson, a recently been "running Zastro's wake and funeral, a . "Maybe it's just because of this happens." home economics major, said the place" in the hospital college dean was not very finals, but I haven't seen too She said residents have been contrary to rumors being .. at Springfield. sympathetic when he many girls going out," Mathes pulling together during the spread that Wainman was After a hall meeting, demanded docume)ltation she said. ''The attitude (on the stressful time. dying, and friends have visited and car9s were sent attended the funeral. floor)has changed." One woman said she believed Wainman in the hospital and parents of the tWo w ''He was really rude," Barber "Everytime you come back to many young women came to said Wainman's condition was behalf of the residents noted. the floor, you start thinking," the realization of their own improving substantially. Andre�s and Lawson Barber said she will carry ·---�------�------� . · - I I .Js ·;· EVERY TUESDAY TACO TUE.SDAY 1 . >� TW.Qr LARGE · I r ·. ·�·1 " · "'PIZZAS '& """! U D 819 W. Lincoln, Charleston 34.5-1551 : Qtof COKE I OfflllECIUU 12/�lm Offll EXPlllSlJnl/17 Off8EXP9B.12nlm - ] : i --suNoArt....uN�!��c:i,.� - -1- - - - - .... 1 r- - -T- I u ax" I . Plus Tax I Plus Tax Pl sT I , plus s2. 99 s2. 99 $2. 99 tax I Nachos I Chlnd_Changa. I Casita Burrito I '.� $11.64 e -F M· xl r e ™ Mexi..fries• �I - § I M xi ries ™ e -F i s I I �I d I I a n · and I a nd I m I Med ' Med i m Jerry'sPiz za . Medi '! i!m · '! I I I . & I I Dri I Drink. I. I nk. Drink. . Pub
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showWasetis pl saidann edwould come ory the· funding out of fees for FLASH (Freshmen ent Senate is working on a Learn About School Here) camp or the of Eastern's history and senate budget. fr en orientation of t.o help eshm Roger Thomson, chairman the of 1988, Senate Speaker Student Awareness Committee, said tis said. Wasetis and student senator Troy hersworking on the project Mayfield have been going through old Con ea in February at the yearbooks in the library to find out of Student Government "exactly what's taken place in the past at Texas A&M University. that people have forgotten about." conference some students Thomson also said · next semester a slide show about the older faculty members and those traditions of Texas A&M. recently retired will be interviewed in impressed 'd she was by the order to find out more about Eastern's A&M students had about past. ROBB MONTGOMERY I Staff photographer 1 us and thought it would be a One tradition thathas been forgotten Former Eastern Student Christine Korsgaard, a distinguished philosoph to instill at Eastern. is the senior class gift. Wasetis said er, explains Kant's ethics to people said the program would . Daniel Thornburgh, director of 75 Thursday in the Coleman Hall Auditorium. "spark more school loyalty," University Relation.$, was working would have a "sense of towards renewing that tradition. The ts Kant philosophy explaine know what's happened here gift would. be. voted on by the seniors d and then individuals would pledge A lecture entitled "Morality as rational human being.
ntation, which money an endowment. Freedom: Acting on the Catego�cal · "Kant claims t at you ought not will be to h Wasetis her research has been Imperative" was given Thursday in tell a lie to a m uderer of a would-be in time for the summer said consist of a slide interesting and it is possible find out the ColemanAuditor ium. victim," · said. ''Kant tours, will to Korsgaard panied by a lecture. The about Eastern by reading about the , Chris i. ine Korsgaard, a � distinguishe"B a rational·human being lasting from individuals the buildings on campus distinguished philosopher antl as one act.8 only on laws but 30 to 45 are that npt presented by Eastern named after. · former Eastern student, gave the . on the conception of laws," she will be Thoms0n thought the program would lecture which explained Kant's added. . said at point no funding ethics to about people. Kant is a Korsgaard went on say when a this be helpful for those just entering 7.5 to for the project it is Easternbecause, he said, it would famous philospher that has the person acts, it is for a reason. Kant because as be theory if a person lies someone, he principle a researchstage. "a kick in the pants" let them know calls · to to this maxim. expense would the that there's "a lighter side education is not treating that person as a y real be to · slides. .at EIU." Congratulations to the New Active Roses of Sigma Ta u Gamma
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Need Typing Done? Call 345- contract, $125/person, ·deposit· with 1 , $105 month, all utilities Leave a message or call (618)- 2 595 After 5 p. m. required. Call 345-2619. included. Free cable. Call 348- 544-2101 . ______12 /10 ______12/10 51 80 or 345·4609. 12/8 Female subleaser needed for ______12/9 Female subleaser needed, WE DELIVER "Need someone to do your Spring semester. Close to $130 /month, utilities included!!! typing at low rates?" Call Jean at campus. Call 348-5615. Furnished, close to campus, _ For Rent 3 45·6759 after 5:00. ______12/7 CB' microwave, 345· 7 448. cMWF/00 Female subleaser · needed. ______12/10 · HOT SUBS Furnished Regency Apt. with 2 House for ,quiet couple near Need 1 ·2 females for bsmt. 'E" Help Wanted . bathrooms. $1 50 monthly. Low downtown. Call 345-5976 after apt. all utilities pd. Call 345- utilities 345·5 7 43. 4p.m. 2401 . After 5 p.m. Earn extra money. Sell Avon. ______12/8 ______c1 2/4 ______12/7 Call Pam at 359·1 577 or Cheryl •Ham and Cheddar at 235-24 71 or Jan at 258- 8 115. ______oo •Pastrami and MALE & FEMALE STRIP JERS. EARN GOOD MONEY. •Reuben Swis ' 1-1LSO N E E DED WAITERS,_ Campus clips ETC ...CALL 348·1280 OR Graduate Assistants is having a study break Melrose 122.· 348-7740 AFTER 5 F0R MORE d Society for th• Advancement of Mgt. has • Ro.ast Beef I NFO. party Sunday, Dec. 6.from 5·7 p.m. at 19,0eerfiel Tickets available until Dec. 4th (9:00- ______12/4 Lane. Call 581-2919 for details or if you need a Christmas Looking for a lead singer for a ride. 3:00) in 122 Coleman. Also by .Friday, turn in •Italian Sub High Energy Rock and Roll band. Newman Catholic Community is having a free candy money and pick up !·shirts. If available to do Call Jeff at 345-9468. movie tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at the Newman so by Friday, call 581 -5494 or 581 -5675. ------1 2/4 � Center (9th and Lincoln). The movie is "Jagged Post ad vertising materials on Edge." There will be free drinks and popcorn. Campus CliP$ are published daily, free of charge, campus. Write: College Newman Catholic Community is having a mini as a public service to thecampus. Clips should be Distributors, 33 Pebblewood Free Delivery submitted to Trail, Naperville, IL 60540. retreat tonight at 7 p.m. at the Newman Center (9th The Dally EasternNews officebynoon A Cashin ______12/7 and Linco ln). Come and relaxfor three hours. one business day before date to be published (or Never Check Newman Catholic Community is having a date of event). Information should Include event, Christmas Party tomorrow at 1-4 p.m. at the name of sponsoring organization, (spelled out no Charge CB'Roommates . Newman· Center (9th and Lincoln). The party is for Greek letterabbreviat ions), date, time anctplace of the children of Charleston. event, plus any other pertinent Information. Name Subleasers needed for fur· l!nlty Gospel Choir is having choir rehearsal and phone number of submitter must be included. nished Apt. Own room, garage, tomorrow at 3 p.m. in FAM 01 3. This rehearsal is Clips containing conflicting or confusing in clean & excellent location. 348·· mandatory. The Gospel choir will be going to formation will not be run if submitter cannot be THE DELI 5593. Arcola this Sun.day; please contact Maurice contacted. Clips will be edited for space available. 615 MONROE ______12/4 Johnson at 581 -2807 for more info.- Everyone is Clips submitted after noon of deadline day cannot Female. subleaser needed: be guaranteed publication. No clips will be taken Furnished 2nd street apartment, ·welcome. Cllpa wlll be run one day only for any ·. own room. 345·1606. El� Welghtllftlng Club is having a Christmas by phone. 345-·3354 Party tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at 21 12 South 9th, event.
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Huge 2 bdrm. apt. Fireplace, Female subleaser needed. For Sale: Vetter Saddlebags, JAMES P. BURNS- Please Quick Cash-We Bu� Gold Water and trash p/u paid. $220 a Prime location on 4th St. near excellent condition, $75 or best pick your l.D. up at the Daily Class Rings Sterling &�oins. month. Call 345-7234 or 345- campus. Private room. Call 345- offer. 581 -5582. Eastern News. The Pawn Shop Downtown on 7341 . 6016. ______1 2/5 ______12 /7 Square. 348-101 1. ______12/9 12/4 Dorm size refrigerator, $45. LOST: LADIES GRAY ______12/1 1 FOR RENT ONE Bd.Rm. Female subleasers Spring Super single waterbed, $1 50. ISOTONER RIGHT GLOVE Dorm Size refrigerators and House $225/mo. Carpeted w/ semester private room 1 blk from Must sell! Sleep in luxury! King NEAR TENNIS COURTS; microwaves still available for ;,...... �___ oo stove and Refrig. Call 345· campus. $80-plus utilities. Call size waterbed, bookcase REWARD, ASK FOR HEATHER. rent, also vacuums $5 per day refrigerators and 4344. Steve 312-943-1 425. headborad with mirror, with 2 345-1410 348-7746. ______stiH available for ______12/7 12/1 1 dres� ers, nightstand, and 2 ______12/7 ------�oo ums $5 per day. Female subleaser(s) Needed Male for spring semester. lamps, $325. Call Jill or Aimee at LAMBDA CHI & TRI SIGS (up to 3). House Y. block from Private room 1 blk from campus. 345-7602. rB'Ann ouncements PRESENT PICTU RES WITH �----00 campus. Rent negotiable. Call $80-per month & utilities. 345· ______12/4 SANTA & HELPERS AT GREEK women. 1415 345-4306. 5769 or 312-991 -4339. "Gerry Ski jacket reversible, HOUSES & RESIDENCE HALLS. ______12/4 ______12/1 1 An X·Mas mug balloon special lh house from size medium, 581 -2957." ______12/4 ------__ delivered for $8.99. UP UP & 5·5374. $1 10 Large 2 bedroom apartment Efficiency apt. to sublet Jan. 12/7 17 to 35 years old. The Illinois 1 . Util AWAY BALLOONERY 1503 7th included. furnished. Close to campus. For ities included. $1 55/mo. 1978 HONDA ACCO:·lD WITH Army National Guard would Uke Call 581 -21 16. St. 345-9462. 2-4 students. Call 345-2390 or '81 MOTOR. GREAT INTERIOR to offer you 1 00% college tuition ______c1 214, 10 348-8853. 12/7 WITH STEREO, COMPLETELY at least 1200.00 dollars part ______12/1 1 Male subleasers needed for TUNED-UP TO SELL FOR ONLY Hey Triad! Santa will be in the time pay , the new GI bill for COLEMAN-SEITSINGER A· spring semester. Newly fur $850 OBO, 345-4 1 54 OR 345- McKinney lobby at 4 Saturday. college expenses. Call the PARTMENTS 161 1 9th St. 1 nished apartment. Call 348· 7564. ______12/4 Illinois Army National Guard block East of Old Main. Com 5973. ______12/7 ASA: ' Congratulations on Recruiter at 217-258-6381 in pletely furnished. Heat and ______12/1 1 Apple II Computer and ac receiving your national charter. Mattoon. garbage pick up furnished. Two Female subleaser cessories, 1 year old. Leave needed now Love, The Delts. ______12/7 girls needed for Spring and Spring semester for 1 message, 345-5245 after 7:00 ______12/4 AMY (SEXY) SHONDY: WE semester. Garage for rent. Call bedroom apt. CHEAP RENT. p.m. Congratulations to the new APPRECIATE ALL THE HARD 345-7136. Julie 345-2363. ______12/10 Executive Board for the Roses .of WORK AND DEDICATION YOU ______12/4 ----�--- 12/1 0 Sigma Tau Gamma: President, PUT INTO THE BEST FORMAL FEMALE SUBLEASER Female subleaser� needed for Lisa Zalane: Vice-President, EVER!! YOU'RE DOING A NEEDED!! for Spring Semester. spring semester. Very · nice [B'Lost/ Found Amy Strobel ; Secretary, Lynette FANTASTIC JOB WITH Call 348-5952. apartment close to campus. Seymour; Treasurer, Danielle EVERYTHING. LOVE YOUR ______12/1 1 Firepla ce, · balcony, own Found a Tabby cat. Owner Boudreau. We love you guys! ALPHA GAM SISTERS. FOR RENT House on 1030 bedroom. Call 345-2584. please call 58 1-3271 . The Roses. ______12/4 7th St. $1 20 per month, call 12/4 ______12/4 TRACEY 345-6469 for J.W. or Don. 12/4 FACKELS-To the FURNISHED APARTMENT LOST: Black leather purse. Mike Muldrow-Sorry I missed best grandmommy in the wor 12/1 1 ______12/9 ld! ...---- FOR MAN. NEED MAN TO Important credentials. Call 348- your birthday; enjoy the mousse! Have a great 22 s. studious, non Own Room, New Apartment, nd Birthday! SHARE TWO BEDROOM 0209. Thanks for being my buddy! Lo\le your grandbaby, JUDY. class?) Female Close to Campus, • Free FURNISHED APARTMENT. ______12/4 Love, Autry. ______1 other for spring, Microwave, No Deposit, 12/4 345-4846. FOUND: Gold bracelet in Life ______12/4 Becky Welsh-It's been a near campus. Females BARB 348-8393. ____ .:....____ 12/1 1 Science Building. Call 345· AMY SHONDY: Congrats on "sheer delight" knowing es all except your 12/1 1 you. 9279. gettin pre-engaged ·and finally Thanks for making me , water. 345- Nice efficiencyapt. next to Old laugh! ______getting your secret ceremony. Love, Autry. Main for Spring. 345-2086 or rB'For Sale 12/5 LOST: Gold heart locket with Love your ALPHA GAM ______1 2/4 ,______12/4 345-6274. SISTERS. ______inscription to Jill. If found please okers to share 12/4 Dodge · Aries Wagon, '81 , ______call 581 -5516. 12/4 entrance. Quiet House for rel')t 1 or 2 oc nearly new tires, battery. Well· Puzzle Answers ______12/7 PAU L AICHER: 1 WEEK near campus. cupancy. Close to campus. Call kept. $2600. MUST SELL. 345· Lost: l.D.'s in l.D. holder if UNTIL FORMAL! WORK HARD , neat upper 348-7596. 3771. NEXT WEEK SO WE CAN HAVE ______found call Angela at 345-6395. 60.00 ea. plus your 12/4 ______12/4 12/7 FUN, FUN, FUN!! GOOD LUCK water. 345· Double loft for sale. Very Available Jan. 1st, one and LOST: Black leather I. D. case SWEETIE, I AM BEHIND YOU sturdy, good condition, $40, two bedroom apartments .. with l.D.'s if found please call ALL THE WAY!! LOVE YA, must sell. Call 581 -2607. starting as low as $200 per 348-7864. ERIN. ______12/4 month. Phone 348· 77 46. ______12/7 ______12 /4 ______12/00 19 83 FUEGO-GOOD LOST-JOHN DENVER & "Yes, ANOTHER New 13x24 Garage one block CONDITION, NEW BRAKES, MUPPETS CHRISTMAS TAPE. PENGUIN HOUSE PARTY 1415 from campus. Concrete floor AIR,' 62,000 miles, FABULOUS NEAR PEMBERTON. CALL 9th Street, SATURDAY 9:00 $30 per month call 34-6-0394. STEREO. CALL 345·2886. 5-81-608 1 . 1 2/7 ______12/7 ______12/7 :iiiiiil1·2·/4·--·-·:---- r,.. ... Regency CAMPUS CO P Apts. CAMPUS cop's I WHER.E.S CHRISTMAS i+\E j?SAFET\I TIPS '\?"" £(:,(,N06? /- # 52 , mlT PCJ:LPT 61FTS FROM STRAN(:,E, ME.N DAY S IN S-.ANTA Cl..AUSE. SUITS. 'Tl L CHR l Sl" MAS Person 11.- 4 BLOOM COUNTY ------. 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HEY PHI SIGS! Are you ready GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS : SIG KAPS-FORMAL IS ONLY ALPHA PHIS: DON'T FORGET Wow!! Where'd you get that KAREN CLINE, H for a "night under the mistletoe?" Miller workshirts , Corona A WEEK AWAY. GET PSYCHED DELI NIGHT AND SENIOR SEND cool sweater? Looks like its from a HAPPY 19th See you all at Boomers! Love, sweatshirts, etc. Call LYNN 581- AND READY TO PARTY!!! OFF ON SUNDAY!! the 50's!! "It is. I go it at TOMORROW!! Lo George. 3369. ______12/4 ______12/4 Spences, downtown, across Jennie, Tracey, -.,.------1 2/4 from Page One. They have neat Danielle and Kerry. 12/4 Wanted to buy ping-pong table COME WATCH JOHNS Kathy Bagley, You finally did it! clothing for guys and gals. Let's and camera tripod. Call collect SPRING BREAK '88 TRIPS ROOMMATES STUFF A Congratulations. Let's celebrate! go!!" Open T-F, 1-6 & Sat., 1 ·5. AVAILABLE NOW! Your choice: (61 8)-592-4417 after 5:00 Love, Mom. 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By BRENT FEENEY off to · U of I The tournament will be for the Panthers at 158, and GrStaff writerap plers Open kers take to divided into two sections, a junior Marty Molina, who had Eastern's wrestling team freshman division and an open a second last year, gets the nod · travels up Interstate 57 this division. The freshman at 177. Junior ,heavyweight distance swimmer Scott weekend as they participate division be s competition at Copache Tyler, who placed eaton Invite · in gin Conover last year, Lance the Illinois Open. 7 p .m. Friday, while the open second last year, will see · also 's tankers travel to Krall and Jim Berryman The meet will be held at the division commences at 9 a.m. action. College Friday for have taken over distance rd y . Huff Gym on the campus of the Satu a . In the freshman division, · invitational meet swimming on the Panther's Fi:µal bouts the University of Illinois. in freshman Ray Serbick will be at 134, six Midwestern squad. The Panther grapplers division are set for 1 p.m. David Marlow will at the Berryman, a senior, swam r placed seven wrestlers, in Saturday, while open division 142 weight class, Mi 3 Papes eaton Invitational backstroke last season, so cluding one champion, at the title bouts begin at 6 p.m. gets the nod at 150, nd Bob
de host "\Vheaton this will the first time in · be Southern Open last weekend at In the open division, Mc Johnson will compete . L 158. Western Illinois, the 1,650. Chattanooga, Tenn.· Causland will have junior Craig. "We're hoping the , Jshman orthern llinois, Krall said he has been N I Still, wrestling Coach Ralph Sterr, who finished second at division will be reall� ood for College, Northern doing better in long.er races McCausland would like to see last year's meet, going at 118 us," McCausland saic "All of and Eastern. this season. He has been his troops continue to improve. ·pounds. Sophomore Craig the freshmen will g0 some ere will not be as swimming the 500-and the "Certainly, we'd like to keep Campbell will see · action at good match time in without com i in par son 1,000-yard freestyles this imprqving ourselves," Mc 126, and jrinior Dean Souder, worrying about facin. 'i more invitational meet,s, season. Causland said. "We need to be who finished fifth in 1986, experienced wrestler. ternswimmers will Last season Krall swam consistent in our intensity goes at 134. "Getting match tim 11 is the e o rtuni ppo ty to the mile in 17:44, and levels during the matches we "Dean's had a few tight key. to success in v.'"s tling," for the finals and Padovan has estimated his wrestle." matches lately," McCausland McCausland said . " ' s will ts,Padovan said. seed time to be just 30 Fifteen schools are scheduled said. "I think that if he can win enable them to 'Jpefully ought to enter this seconds longer this to be in attend;mce at the meet, a few this weekend,. he can develop good habits that will ling better than we weekend, which is not much including all of the schools in really bust out." lead ,to winning ma.,..(' 1es for do," Padovan said. slower for an early season Illinois that have wrestling Senior Chris Simcox will go us." be the first meet meet. programs except Illinois State. n to include the ''He (Padovan) kindof puts "We always look forward to freestyle. The us where he thinks we the Illinois Open,'! McCausland swim is usually should be at half way said. "It's a good chance for our y in invitational through the taper," Krall kids to compare themselves to said. other wrestlers in the state and aduation of see how they stackup ." Your Choice from page 12 Turkey or Ham- is no way we .- Your Choice of bread . not be conference LATE NIGHT � again," Akers said. w/a ' has been working Served with \·"'·���rt · SPECIAL Small Drink ,' r '.' ·, '. September," Akers Lettuce, Tomato, �A �' · ' · said the meet is an 99¢ Sprouts, Pickle, $2.49 �1;-1 SLICES &Chips , to work out over the tl'.:!V_ r. break when som-e tr/11!!.."}cl.�'\1_ c"�»,, de�cy to get out of 1I6 of a large Pizza INSIDE STORE OFFER who owns the AMCU 1600 Lincoln Ave. 345-3400 Good through 1216187 0-yard dash record at · run in the 500- Saturday. FRIDAY lli, described by a "senior leader," will SATURDAY inthe shot-put and 35- �Coac� &SUNDAY 'ght throw. PantherEddy Sport Shopp-s e L<>nny Vickery leads a ·� ONLY EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY THEATRE contingent of pole New Air Revolution including junior Mark All Holiday n, sophomore Bob $8995 . ·. and freshman Darren SAVE , Fashion Clothing $10 �;-.-.:.. �- ID # ___ decathlete Darren List $100 will compete in the d high jumps and the New Infant• T ycro 25%Bee Weoffar �.� *W high hurdles. $1295 �, Langtry ore Mike Hamman, LA !SAVE a roke the Eastern $4 Co•. rn•� •e�� record in the high List $1695 .. __ _ . year with a leap of 6- · lead the Panther high .�.i ttTONSll of Youth Reebok Walking Shoes � & ,000-meter run will see $3495 _Infant Sw_eats ohn Wells run after a SAVE Oust in time forCh ristmas) layoff from the cross- $20 . _, ...___ List $5495 Russell Super Heavyweight Crews NOW
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· "We knew coming out at halftime if of guys and each played their role." we stuck. together and pecked at their Wisconsin's record is now 2-1 while iead-not try to make it up all at the Paritheis are undefeated in their once-we would get the job done," West first two · games. Eastern travels to said. Indiana State Saturday·night for a 6:30 Badger guards Trent Jackson and match-up. Rodney Tapp combined for 16 of "It's now our jobs as . coaches · to Wi�cg�ip'-� �1 fif§t half paints, bµt an prepare the team mentally for Indiana �ggres1ve Eastern defense held the duo State," Samuels said. ''We're going to to just five p · ts for the remainder of take one game at a time." the game. . "It> was a i·· am defensive effort," Taylor said. "We played pressure Eastern (59) defense for forty minutes and I think · Hemphill 1 ·8 3·3 5, Evans 1 ·3 0-0 2, Taylor 9- they cracked." 12 7-9 23, Vance 1·2 0-0 2, Tate 2-7 O·O 4, Where the Jackson and Tapp of Stein 2·3 0-1 4,West 4-8 1-1 9, Hamilton 1·1 O· fensive show left off in the first half, O 2, Fowler 4·6 O·O 8. Totals 25-50 11·1 4 59. - Wisconsin (52) Taylor's bombarding for Eastern took Tapp 4-9 1 ·1 9, Molaski 3-10 O·O 6, Jackson 6- over. . 19 1-2 14, Tompkins 0·2 2-7 2, Locum 4-7 4·4 Playing in his first game of the 14, Jones 1 ·5 2·2 4, Schubring 1 ·3 1 ·2 3, season due to disciplining during the Portmann 2·2 2·2 6. Totals 21-57 13·20 52. Halftime-Wisconsin 31 , Eastern 22. Panthers' 88-60 victory over Olivet Three PQint goals-Taylor 2, Locum 2, Jackson Monday, Taylor scored -23 points, hit 1. . I two three-point goals, and connected on Rebounds-Wisconsin 29 (Molaski 6), Eastern Eastern senior guard Norm Evans looks to make a pass during Eas seven of nine free throwattempts. 23 (West 7). Attendance-4 793. Thursd�y night in Lantz Gym . Evans scored two points and The 6-3 forward also shot 70 percent upset had . The Panthers , now were led by the points from the field and collected five during the game 2-0, 23 of JayTaylor and the seven rebounds ofjunior center'MikeWest . Lady cagers host, home open By BARRY BOTTINO ponents will.· continue ·with Illinois in the o Sports editor Butler of · Indianapolis the tournamentlast Eastern's women's basketball Saturday night. "Bowling Green team is singing "Home Sweet . ''Butler is much improved talented and expe · Home" these days as .the Lady over last year," D'Abrraccio D' Abrraccio, who Panthers will host Butler and said. Last seaso�, the Lady , "we don't know a Bowling Green in a weekend Panthers b<>unced the Bulldogs them." series in Lantz Gym. 81-58 in Indianapolis. The high-fly' The Bulldogs of Butler, "Their 0-2 start is ·not in- finished the '86-87 currently 0-2, will visit Lantz dicative of their play," said a 27-3 record at 7:30 Friday night while the · D'Abrraccio, who · noted the American Co Bowling Green Falcons, who .Bulldogs four-point ·less . to · championship .. are 0-1 after losing 80-62 to · 1981 NCAA Tournament The Falcons are Northwestern, will see action participant New Mexico State junior forwardJa Sunday afternoonat 2 p.m. Monday. who was the MAC Year last year "The kids are excited" to be "They're fundamentally MAC's Freshman back home, said assistant head sound and they come ready tp coach Deanna D'Abbraccio. play," D'Abbraccio said. · two years ago. "And we should have some The Bulldogs are ·led by · Motycka led the good fan support with the junior forward Martha Kon their loss at North back-to-back weekend games." dalski, who has averaged 14.5 17 points and ei ''We're finally back to the points in the two previous while sophomore Bonner tallied confines of Lantz GY1fl," said losses. 10 D'Abbraccio, whose troops Sunday, the Lady Panthers seven rebounds. have toured the state of In- will encounter the Bowling The Lady Pan scorer is senior diana in their 95-7 4 loss to Green Falcons, who were also a fi Purdue over Thanksgiving participant in the NCAA Brown, who is a break and Wednesday night's tourney of a year ago. point and 8.5 re 58-48 win over Ball State . The Falcons were b�aten by team high. The string of op- 'Indiana . . . FRIDAY, DECEMBER.4, 1987
of the Weekend The Weekend Supplement to The Daily Easte-rn News I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Section It, 8 Pages adelphia Hefe I Come' set for six performances
lttersweet comic play Here I Come!" will open at y in the Doudna Fine Arts oom. dents will provide six perf ro nning until Wednesday. All t a Sunday matinee, will ' .m. The curtain will" rise at 2
y. ' . was first presented in- 1964 a1 Theater Festival and was writ hman Brian Friel, a former school teacher. hia Here I Come!" deals witr of Gareth O'Donnell, whc leave his homeland on a jet in finding prosperity while living tin America. g man is ready to leave, but telling the family and friends e behind how much he loves
y really is about human beings iculty of being able to say to uman being 'I love you,"' said lanchette, director of the play. much what the play is con , the human experience." e added the human ex- f the main character, Gareth, nted in a unique way. The ter is played .by two different will portray the character's private self. (the public and private self con icult, but hopefully (the au understand that.coming in," · "TEVt �MtK / ve�.Qhoto Prli•n· I
said. ' · Steve Echols, as "Tom," (left) arm wrestles Gary Denton as "Ned," mediates the contest. Kevin Peters (right) as "Joe" looks on en- John P. Tabor will portray · while Thomas Rhett Kee (middle) as "Private Gareth" aggressively thusiastically. s public self and senior hettKee will portraythe young Heather Gladney and senior Ann Lloyd but unrewarded, housekeeper. Playroom next door. s alter ego. have been double-cast as the girl he lov Freshmen Kenneth Barnett, Jack The Playroom's smaller size presents a Troy Mayfield will play O'Don ed, but failed to marry. Smith, Steve Echols and Kevin Peters; set design challenge to create "more with senior Laura Rubidge is his Junior Angela Snead has been junior Ken Foster; and sophomores Gary less," he said. However, intimacy and ' the Atlantic and sophomore selected as t�e O'Donnell's affectionate, Denton, Gerald Lunsford and Bruce (See Philadelphia, page 6B) Janu round out the cast. Although the 15-member cast is ready for opening nigh_t, Blanchette was unsure at first whether he would have enough bodies to present the play at all. "This is the first time I've done a show where I didn't pave the full cast to start rehearsing with," the Keane State and University of Iowa graduate said of his fourth Eastern production . "I was a little concerned we didn't have the full cast, but I felt the core of the cast was strong. It didn't really bother me, and we went right to work." And Blanchette's cast has been work ing long hours since late October to prepare for Friday's show. He said the schedule of six ·rehearsals a week is tedious. "Perhaps I do have more rehearsals than most," Blanchette said. "I feel I need the time. I'm so immersed in (the produc tion) . I'm not one who can turn it aU off for a few days and then turn it back on. I'm either all go or not at all." Hard work is not the only mark Blan chette, l;ias embellished on his latest pro duction. As a stage design and lighting in structor at Eastern for 15 years, his first concern for the play was its set. "Having done so much with scene design in my career, I think it makes me very practical (as a director) ," he said. "I start with an environment. I have to get STfVE BEAMER I Verge photo editor the visual in a show, and then scene Director Clarence Blanchett watches the move to .the script. Everybody starts at a dress rehearsal while taking notes· on a STEVE BEAMER I Verge photo editor different point. " tape recorder. Blanchette started by 'the play T bor (foreground) stares into' the past as senior Thomas Rhett Kee stands moving hn � from 300-plus-seat University Tabor (Public Gareth) and Kee (Private Gareth) have a duo role in the the 'him. to 110-seat department's production of 'Philadelphia Here I Come. 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"Five thousand were purchased from the wholesaler, and the second printing is also spoken for." Kanfer, 31, operates the Larry Kanfer Photography Ltd . studio in Champaign, and his work has also been accepted for exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago. y, also titled "Prairiescapes," He is a 1979 graduate of the University color photographs of East of Illinois, coming to Champaign from is landscapes. Portland, Ore . to study architecture. As a concerned about capturing student he was captivated by "the subtle said Mike Watts, director of beauty" of Midwestern landscapes. very selective about subject "The prairie landscape is not beautiful of the scenes and rrioods he in the traditional sense," Kanfer said, photography." "certainly there are no soaring mountains . Larry Kanfer photo Images are' available within or rugged coastlines. But there is a gen "But once you can see it, I think it's more good a picture because I don't have to Charleston," Kanfer said. tle, subtle beauty apparent to those who exciting than something that's very ob work as hard." a lot going on being in take the time to discover it, to those who vious." Kanfer said the most attractive part of for a semester. If you go one inake an effort to look and then look "I'm from the Pacific Northwest," the exhibition is its universal appeal. "I town, it's a whole· different again. _ Kanfer said, "and you don't have to look hope people from all different walks of you won't see that if you "(The landscape in this area) is very very hard to find a "pretty picture . When life can relate to it." 7." . beautiful, but it is very subtle," he added. I photograph the West, I don't think it's as humbug,co mmerciali�m puts dent in Christmas cheer on Rob," we yell cent years we've had to muddle Eastern and all the guys on se "Aw come . • thr01.igh the holiday season with cond floor of Douglas Hall were ed. "It's too cold to go out and the likes of the Smurfs. rushing down to watch run, besides, Rudolph is only on means a lot of dif · once a year." to a lot of different In addition, every regular TV Rudolph's Red Nose on Bryan's show has to have its special color TV set.- Robert's. reply came back e to buy and wrap Christmas program - "Family "Come on Rudolph is going to . faster than a speeding time of goodwill and Ties" has Christmas with the be on any minute now!" snowball-"Hey, Rudy don't - holiday season Keatons, Cosby has Christmas somebody yellea as visi9ns of pay the rent next year!" Ider weather and with .the Huxtables. What's next, buttered popcorn danced in our At first we all thought Robert Christmas with the Colbys or heads. was just another scrooge, tmas isn't just about Pee Wee Herman? As we all packed into Bryan's somebody who would pull the football out from under Charlie warmth and peace. Or what about the He-Man room to watch the show, we all . It's also about com Holiday Special? Or the A-T earn glanced over to see Robert Brown. _ . , ' . st in Time For But a YEla(l�fer •. ' turning profits and Returns Ju William's jogging down the hall. - Roq w'a}wit� Shows. Christmas? Or maybe Haray "Hey, Rob, come on and join the Ste-elers making over · begins around Hallo :caray's Christmas on Rush us. 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed $50, 000 a year, driving a Cor as catalogs arrive Street (maybe every day is Reindeer' Is almost on!" vette and wearing more gold than a Christmas tree. the Great Pumpkin. Christmas after all)? NQw for those of you who y kick in around cute and funny and entertaining Okay", so maybe I'm getting don't know, Robert Williams was And that same year later, we g when the business and bring a certain warmth into just a little.,blt carried away. After an All-American safety on were again gathered around a it wasn't us full force with our hearts on a cold winter's all, I used to· watch every possi Eastern's football team who colored TV set, but the night; BUT, it's gotten way too ble Christmas special I could get would later play two seasons Rudolph we were watching, it was Rob playing the the AFC waves. out of hand! my eyes on . with the Pittsburgh Steelers. just after the first It was fine when we just had I remember as if it were only "No man, I've got to go get Championship game. of the annual the old classics like Rudolph and yesterday ... my running in," Robert shot Who says commercialism Day football game Frosty and the Grinch, but in re- It was my freshman year at back. doesn't sell] ' that NFL powerhouse, Lions. One minute . hing Pat Summerrall ········ · ·�-- Madden, the next it's iser Clydesdales pull • ·I· on through a snowy ------Ba�d- "'160 . s 1e I Jontu and later the �rid&y:S 75 ';0i ,Y � 1 I ·. strohs d ·. 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He plays running All Night special back, defensive back and returns fREE . r------COUPON ------punts and kickoffs. In fact, he DELIVERY j Small Pizza ...< ...... •.•..1 °1 p\u, 1.l\ still has an outside shot for this I MeJium Pizza ...... + 4s p\u, 1,1, year's Heisman Trophy. . Large Pizza ...... : ...... s•1 p\u, t.l\ � The Theater Arts department I ... I 1 Item Thin Cnist at Eastern has a student who can I Not valid f \})tr•'� "do it all too. He's designed the I with any other offer . set for this weekend's play, �----�------12/3----1 /87 "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" 1600 Linc In and also has the co-lead in the production . Who is this man] Well, meet Thomas Rhett Kee. "I've been doing this since I was seven," Kee said. "My mother was into it and she got me interested in it. I guess it's been in my blood all of my life ." · Kee has been designing sets for productions since his high school days at Rockford East. "That's when I really got into designing," Kee said. It's not unusual for Theater Arts students to design sets. "Most of the people in the cast have done this before," Kee said. But having the co-lead role is a challenge for Kee. "It's pro bably the biggest role I've had since I've been at Eastern ," Kee said. "It's a role that really hit MATTOON 235·3515 --.- close to home for me and I hope that the audience can get Home Sweet Home something out of this." Kee . feels that acting in live stage plays is very emotionally TLOWERS involving for the audience. "Unlike watching a movie or a inthej\ITIC 5:10 • 7:15 • TV show, an audience can get STEVE BEAMER I Verge photo editov Fri/Sat Nita 9:15 Sat/Sun Matinees 1:10 • emotionally involved in a live Sunday to Thu 5:1 O 7:15 Thomas Rhett Kee (left) as Private Gareth, looks down as John Tabor rsday Nita and play. I think that people are as Public Gareth, sits at the table. 'Philadelphia Here I Come' will be becoming bored with films and featured in six performances at Eastern. television, mostly because they're becomirtg.the same thing "The Ivy League schools have like to get involved with- that," over and over," Kee said. good theater departments, as Kee said. "There's just something about well as Iowa and Indiana," Kee "Philadelphia, Here I Come!" a live play that's exciting," Kee . said. begins Friday night at 8 in Doud- said. "Live theater is picking up Following that, Kee would like na Fine Arts Center. Perfor all over the country, especially in to get into regional reportory mances are also ·set for Satur Reportory Theater day, Sunday, Monday and places like Chicago and St. theater. "The Louis," Kee said. in St. Louis is really good. Tuesday. Curtain time is 8 p.m. After his graduation from There're some good regional for all performances except Sun Eastern, Kee would like to at theaters in Chicago, Minnesota, day, which commences at 2 tend graduate school in the East. and on the Atlantic Coast. I'd p.m. . Dvorak concertto set season mood By PETE SCALES selections from the old style of ty/Community Orchestra will be ·Staffwriter Count Basie to /comtemporary performing works from Bach, SCllWARZmGCB Eastern's music department jazz will be explored. , Tchaikovsky, and Sibelius at will sponsor choral, jazz, or The show will feature the sax 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Admission · THE RUNNM MAN chestra and percussion· perfor ophone section playing a Phil is free. , It is mances next week at Dvorak Woods piece. Tenor sax The opening piece, Bach's Concert Hall in the Doudna Fine ophonist Steve Wunder will play Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, the year Arts Center. a solo gospel selection and will feature the baroque group 201 9. L!!l The Annual Christmas Choral graduate student David Cham the Arcadia Ensemble. Concert will be presented at 3 pouillon will perform . "Winter Three percussion groups will Fri/Sat Nita 5:10 ' 7:10 • 9:10 p.m. Sunday. The Chamber Recess" by Jeff Beal on trumpet. close out the series with their se Sat/Sun Matinees 1 :10 • 3:10 5:10 • 7:10 Singers, the Concert Choir and The cost of the concert is $2 cond performances of the Sun toThur s Nita the Mixed Choir will be singing for adults and $1 for sfodents semester at 7:30 p.m. Friday. seasonal songs. and senior citizens. Admission is free. HELD OVER 1 OTH WEEK I The price of admission is $3 The Eastern lllinios Universi- "THE for adults and $2 for students BEST THRILLER IVE SEEN IN Close and Douglas tum in the performan and senior citizens. careers ... high wire thrills." The concert "will help sfwfents get into the mood for My Place Lounge Cl\"ristmas," said Concert Choir Director Robert Snyder. The Eastern lllinois Jazz \t\tJP1re�emilf� \tit Ensemble will follow with a con Grand Grand �: cert at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Opening Opening Dvorak. Directed by Allan Horney, the Fri . Giveaway Prizes Every Hour Fri . 18-member group wilJ be playing & T-Shirts - Hats - My Place Jackets & Fri/Sat Nita 4:45 • 7�15 • 9:30 a variety of big-band music. Ten Sat. Sat. 48 VERGE OF ON THE THE WEEKEND " MiriuteOni Spokespersonversity' Cindy Adelman pr. SheoVi des quick education noted the 10 Classics in 10 Minutes tape that tough economics class sold about 100, 000 copies since its in only one minute away. troduction in 1986. e passing this course also re From this humble beginning, the duo attendance in the·· biology, decided to create the 10-Minute Universi y, philosophy, political science, ty, studies, physics, visual arts and "We realized what a great public ser tive literature courses-each of vice we were providing," Becker said . take a minute as part of the 10- Classes begin propmtly at 8:59 with an University . orientation. Biology follows with a one ment in the university is simple. minute capsule summary of 3.5 billion bersome enrollment forms have years. of evolution. From here, classes are taught at the blistering pace of a class a minute, leaving what a great the average student a little older (by realized about 10 minutes) and a little wiser. c service we were pro- Commencement begins promptly at 9: 10 and · ends with a tear jerking message . "The world needs you, don't -Jim Becker · waste a second." Co-founder of Following the commencement, the 10-Minute University diploma can be cut out and presented to the new TMU -graduate . --���'' "It (a TMU education) saves a lot of d out and no nervewracking en- money," Adelman said. exams are given. All that is re Not only do humor seekers buy the tape, Adelman said students may also ls $5.95 and a trip to the cash (which takes much less than 10 purchase a copy. "Obviously someone ). looking to get a top-notch education" about time , the cost of higher would purchase the cassette . n was brought down to a Would-be stt,idents of TMU need not ble price ," said Jim Becker, co travel far to enroll, locally the tape can be of the 10-Minute University. purchased at, among . other places, , 32, admitts he never had a job Waldenbooks in the Cross County Mall duated from Brown· University and the Horizon Bookstore, Champaign. lomedical engineering degree. ln Horizon Bookstore Manager Dale he gained the support of Andy Tolliver admitted his supply of TMU tapes , and together they produced the was not selling very well, and added he cs in 10 Minutes cassette. has heard only limited response about tape is similar to the 10-Minute them. . in that the fast-talking John Sales or no sales, a 10-minute critiques 10 best sellers in, well, bachelor's degree may only be the first essed it, 10 minutes. step , as a 10-minute doctorate may soon Workman Publishing photo' , the tape was so popular that it be produced. _ Time is of the essence for Professor John Moschitta who teaches one-minute educa the best-seller list for an audio- "You might have to take a coupfe of tional courses on his tape, 10-Minute University. Four years of college have been con , said Workman Publishing minutes for the thesis," Becker joked. densed on this managable 10-minute tape. ; . � .... . ill!�� ...,;: ,'- "' .. �,-1:,1' '"'� � ' Send Some Holiday Cheer With CHRISTMAS �ERSONALS - through The Daily Eastern Neyvs Art Elements $1 A. 15 words for $2. Each additional word is 10¢ Messages will appear Friday, _Dec.11. DEADLINE IS Wednesday DEC. 9, 1:30 P.M. Christmas Bonus! all art will receive FREE color Address & Phone No. Message __ _ ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 58 · Philadelphia ______from page 1B fewer design elements may also 'l1ean smaller audiences and 5maller box office receipts. . "Audience size is one of the ·hings yo give up," he said. 'But I thinK this play works well Behind Rex'n'Don's Wareh n close quarters. I've only South Route 1 30 directed one play in The PH: 345-3334 Night PH: 345· Playroom. ' Don & Mary Thomason-OWn "It's more intimate, and I think the actors need that audience actor relationship," Blanchette · ldded. "It's also a different HOLIDAY iesign a11d lighting experience." The Playroom's small size will SPECIAL )e a different experience for the dudience as well. Unlike the·pro 3 WEEKS FO scenium stage in the main THE PRICE 0 heater of the fine arts center, fhe Playroom's thrust-type stage . nvites more participation than spectation from the audience. "In The Playroom we can rearrange the audience/ actor relationship," "The audience also has a dif ferent relationship with the au dience. You can look across the . action on stage ·and see audience · on the other side," he added. · "In a theater, you can only see STEVE BEAMER Verge photo editor the backs of people's heads, but I (The Playroom) is a totally dif- Thomas Rhett Kee (left) as Private Gareth, performs formances of 'Philadelphia Here I Come' which 301 C West Lin ferent kind of theater ex- a dance to ge.t Troy Mayfield's attention. Mayfield begin Friday. will play the part of O'Donnell durin the per- perience." S.B. g 345•721 2 MINI RETREAT .TONIGHT 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. ai-ihe.�Newrizan Center · (corner of 9th and Lincoln) sponsored by the Newman Catholic great ideas! Community great gifts! 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VODKA By JEAN WRIGHT anytime their hair is messed up, Staffeditor be it from oversleeping or an en These hair faux pas have &GIN resulted because peo 1 Liter I've always been jealous of my counter with a machete-wielding· generally brothers-not just because they beautician. _ ple in college flat-out refuse to had better toys than me or But, if a. woman has a bouffant shower before American Bands because my parents liked them mishap, she is forced to be tand. - better, but because they could scorned by her peers causing her But, lucky for us women, a wear hats. to weep openly which in turn · female counterpart to the basball Mind you, it's not that they causes her mascara to run which hat has been invented. It's called had heads that were superior in results in still more needless the banana clip. shape or size for sporting a jeers. Maybe you even own one and now you, as a chapeau, it's because they are of It's a vicious circle. didn't know that SOUTHERN . the male persuasion. Perhaps I am ovemeacting, woman, can wear the 29-cent Don't get me wrong, I'm not but look around any campus piece of molded plastic, which is COMFORT saying women can't wear hats food service or the lobby of sha.ped much like a half-eaten . 750 ML for I've seen some outlandish McDonald's at about 11:30 on a Moon Pie. fedoras that would put Chiquita Saturday morning. The best thing about these Banana to shame. I'm just saying The first thing you will notice is fruit shaped clips is that while men must hide their matted that women l1aven't been able to that everybody is wearing sweat 569 don the hats which America's pants. Then you will notice that tresses under clumsy hats, favorite pastime has made all of the men are wearing women can pull their dirty locks famous-baseball hats. baseball caps. This is so, you will back into a vibrant style which , Of course, they have become not notice their hair, which at results in hair that looks quite a acceptable for women on the this point in not unlike some bit like the mane of a rabid baseball/ soft!- all field, but only if .Suddenly Salad Pasta Mix gone horse . it's sunny enough to burn your bad-:- with extra olives. The clips may not make your retina out. The women, on the other brothers jealous, but they beat It's not so �uch that I'm hell- hand, are forced to blatantly looking like the wayward home bent on sporting a cap, it's just displa� their' dos in which small for sea urchins .. that men can wear a baseball cap sea urchins have built permanent 750 ML Clockwork Orangean d1313 899 to ARISTOCRAT schMIKE O'KEedEFFE uled rock local.bar - By�taff 'lll ritec PEACH ·This weekend, Ted's SCHNAPPS ·�rr 750 ML Warehouse, 102 N. Sixth St. , will host mo live entertainment from 9:30 p 1. to 1 a.m. Friday and Saturda> liight. Eriday night Chicago-based 1313 will be performing and 4_39 Clockwork Orange, a frequent performer at Ted's, will follow Saturday night. 1313 From 8 p.m. 10 p.m., there . will be free admission with a Hero" and the flip side "Nation to have fun and provide enter coupon. After 10 p.m., the cost of Strangers" which gained inter tainment." is $2. national attention in England, The band also has a new 1313 will be performing "hard Italy, France and West Ger .album in the works with a rock but upbeat music," lead many, to name a few countries. - scheduled . release of spring ' guitarist Rob Lewis said. Some "My earlier influences were 1988. Featured on the album of the show will contain original Foreigner, early Loverboy, are producer and bass player of music and cover songs will in Aerosmith, Rush, UFO and Cheap Trick, Jon Brant, Wilson Michael Schenkner, but each clude tunes by · Bon Jovi, said. SEAGRAM'S . Journey, Rod Stewart, Thin Liz one of the band members has Lewis added: "We also like to zy and The Outfield. different influences," Rob said. bring people into the show. Moe WINE COOLERS Other band members are "My brother, Chuck listened sometimes will let people sing 4PACK 249 Rob's brother Chuck (drums) , . to what I listened to, but he was and we do use silly string or con Guy Dominic (keyboards) , Tony into heavier music, too. So it's fetti." Vincent (bass) and Moe Carrara kind of hard to pick cover songs Clockwork Orange willbe per (lead vocals) . we all like." forming some originals as well as When asked about ·the origin "This is the first time 1313 has songs by Ted Nugent, Led Zep of the name 1313 Rob said: "It's ever played at Ted's," Manager pelin, Whitesnake, Triumph, Bil Rob Wilson said. "The band has from the T. V. show · called the ly Idol , and ZZ Top. Band 'Munsters.' 1313 Mockingbird currently been touring the members include Andy Bailer Lane was their address." Midwest and the East Coast, but (guitar) , Eddie Eselby (drums) , The band has played in Peoria Charleston was a town we just Mike Hussler (lead singer) and with video-j�ckey 'Alan Hunter wanted to play because we have Peter Bailey (bass) . and REO Speedwagon in a con never been there." The band usually performs in cert to raise funds for Multiple Rob Lewis said: "Come open the central Illinois area and its ·Sclerosis. , minded, tell us if we're bad or music is "danceable rock 'n' roll In addition, the band opened good and have fun. We're there but a little heavy," Hussler said. for The Kind, a band also based in the Chicago area. However, r ------coUPON - -- · - ... ------' the partnership was short-lived · because The Kind told them to get off the stage when 1313 stole I LA �Mfi·s PIZZA I the crowd, Rob said. , t 636 W. Lincoln FREE DELIVERY ! "The early stages of 1313 was 1116oz. Pepsi 8 a heavier sound and had more S • with delivery of c Medium00La rgeoff guitar but now the keyboards '.) $1 . ' small or medium pi a 3 or X-Larg zz (15 NATURAL LIGHT have been added and people I e Pizza 2 '16 oz. Pepsi's ._11.11ton e per pizza � and rock at the same with largt: or x-large · can dance I c;uido I time," Rob added. ': 345-1 345 OP I The band had released single E�; AT 11 AM EVERYDAY AND 4 PM ON SUNDAY 12 PACK CANS 9 1 s in its early stages "Silent called ------�·••COUPON . _ _;______, 3 N THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND