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thedailyeasternnews.com Eastern Illinois University, Charleston 'It's Miller time' Mike Miller announced as men's basketball head coach
BY D AN WOl KE replacing Rick Samuels after 25 seasons, he won't be the SPORTS EDITOR biggest factor in the program's future. "The players are the program," Miller said. "They play- The Eastern men's basketball program took a step for- ers have always been the program." ward Monday, naming Mike Miller as its new head coach. Freshman guard Bil Duany said hearing those words Director of Athletics Rich McDuffie said Miller will gives the Eastern players immediate responsibility. receive a three-year contract, pending the approval of "When a coach says 'the players are the program,' it's a lot Eastern President Lou Hencken and the Board ofTrustees. of pressure," he said. "But, it also gives a chance to show Miller, coming off a five-year stint as Kansas State's asso- what we can do." ciate head coach, said he's excited at the chance to lead Duane is part of what Miller described as a "core group Eastern basketball in a variety of aspects. of players in place." Another one of those players, freshman "The key word there is 'program,'" Miller said. "It's center George Tandy, said Miller's hiring will help the STEPHEN HAAS/THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS always been very important to me to have a basketball pro- Panthers as they gear up for the 2005- Five candidates have been chosen to interview for the vice president for Student Affairs position, and interviews will begin next week. The search for the position began in in February when Shirley Stewart, former acting vice president for Student AffiUrs, resigned. 4'nette Drake, director of Eastern's Health Services, has served in the position while the search for a per- manent replacement was performed. The position was advertised in the Chronicle of Higher Education and on Eastern's Web site. There were 51 candi- dates who applied for the position. Mona Davenport, director of Eastern's Minority Affairs, is serving as the search committee chair for the position. "At Eastern lllinois University, we are looking for an individ- ual who can build upon our current strengths with innovative, successful strategies as we shape our funue," Davenport said. "In short, we want to have a program that will serve as the benc:lunuk ofsuccess for other regional public institutions." Interviews will begin next Tuesday and conclude April 28. It is anticipated a new vice president will be named in May with the chosen individual beginning woik Aug. I. The candidates who are interviewing for the position are Melvin Cleveland Terrell, vice president for Student Affairs STEPHEN HAAS/THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS and professor of counselor education at Northeastern lllinois U , ~ a ilitll~m lllllll@l!iitOOI llll8]olrpa lliowa fu a k Interview times and dates Eastern student puts pope-shaped chicken up for sale April19: Melvin Cleveland Terrell 11:10 11:45 a.m. BY lAURA GRIFFITH a man and decided to inspect it more close- was going to put the breast up for auction. and 2 3 p.m. Charleston/Mattoon Room ASSOCIATE CAMPUS EDITOR ly. "He saved it, put it in a napkin and April 20: Rick Brandel 11 11:45 p.m. Booth Library, "You could tell there was a nose," brought it to his room," Margolis said. Room 4414 and 2 3 p.m. Arcola!fuscola Room Four days after Pope John Paul II died, Rouzin-Moy said. "That's the first thing Going hungry did not worry Rouzin- his likeness was seen in Thomas Dining that makes it look like a man." Moy. April 26: Daniel Nadler 11 11:45 a.m. and 2 3 p.m. Center, put up for auction on eBay and The seasoning on the breast is situated in "I got another piece of chicken so I Charleston/Mattoon Room removed from the Web site- all within 24 such a way that it looks like the pope's pile- thought, 'why not?'" he said. April 27: Randy Hyman 11 11 :45 a.m. 1895 Room hours. olus, his small hat, Rouzin-Moy said. He told his parents about his venture of the Union and 2 3 p.m Charleston/Mattoon Room E.J. Rouzin-Moy, a freshman undecided Immediately, Rouzin-Moy mentioned to into the world of online auctioning. major, was eating his lunch with a friend his friend Mike Margolis, a freshman biolo- "They thought it was hilarious," Rouzin- April 28: Eileen Su ll ivan 11 11:45 a.m. Booth Library Wednesday when he noticed one of his gy major, he had seen items that looked like Room 4414 and 2 3 p.m. Charleston/Mattoon Room baked chicken breasts looked strangely like people sell for big money on eBay, and he SEE POPE PAGE 9 FIVE-HY Dlll.m FllllY SATmlY 62 60· 63 65 61 47 39 42 46 48 T-storrns Partly cloudy N\ostly·sunny Partly cloudy Mostly sunny T UESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 CAMPUS BR.IEFS GETTING AIR WTF? 9 to 10 a.m. FARS: Fixed Assets, lnvencory and Hissing goose Moving in the Martinsville Room of the Marrin Luther King Jr Un.iversicy Union. greets shoppers ·., I DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) 9 a.m. to 4 p..m.. Book Sak at Booth Library in the ) Booth Lib rary North Quad. Selc:ccions include hard ' Customers of a south side princ shop ' ..· ' ' ' ' • .. . i ~ . ~ . ;' J. beware of rhe h~ing For the second cover, paperbacks, and mag.i.zines in all subject areas. 7 . ' l ' .. goose. r;t' ·~ ."' -.... '. .. \..... , ..,. t year in a row, a Canada goose has made the 2 to 3 p..m.. Key Secva Training in CATS Training from door an:a of Am:rafr Inc., her home. Lab, McAfec Gym, room 1214. Key Server is a software Mother Goo.se, as she's called, greers cus license managcmenc cool that allows you co log. meter romers by hissing ac them. and conrrol usage of applicacion programs. Last year, she hatched a gosling jusr a few fecc from the from door. She has 4 p.m. film "A Painful Rcnirukt" in Booth Library. already made a nest this year. room 3202. Allied cameras - British. American and "I had one CL1St0mer call from a cell Russian - recordc:d the acrual moments at which prison phone and ask ifshe would bi re," said Judi ers in Nazi concemracion camps were libcraced. Williams, the company's office., ~er. ~ . . ,. . . ,...... COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY NEWS PEOPLE MIAMI UNIVERSITY Mom: boy stayed Campus somber after with Jackson three student deaths The mother of a boy who rea:ived a OXFORD. Ohio (AP) - rudencs srunncd I the muJrimillion-dollar sertlemenc from deaths of cl1rec Miami Universicy classmates in a house Michael Jackson in the 1990s cescified fire left bouquets of flowers at the sice and paused for Monday thac she i.n.icial~' refused co let her moments of silence in classes Monday - leaving cl1e son sleep in the singer's bed bur rdenced normally buzzing campus unusually ~ ri ll. when a "sobbing and crying" Jack.son "Jr's really quiet today cverywh<:re," said Jrnnifcr made another requcsc. Hanson. 19. "Even when people are ralki ng, this i what The w~rruu1 rescified in the pop sr.ar's they' re cal.king abouc." molescacion aial that her son stayed at i:;·~e ' i n'.yes'ugators were scill trying ro determine what Jackson's Ncverland ranch three cimes and sparke::rchc bfa:zc in the l 9ih century brick ~e early once asked if he could stay in Jackson's Sunday, sending flames shoocing ouc the windows. room. She rcsrified that she said no. lnvcsrigacors believe the fire scam-cl accidentally in the Lacer, on a rrip co Las Vegas. she. the boy living room or rccrcacion room on the flrsc floor. fire and the boy's brother srayed in Jack.son's Chief Len Endrcs.s said. suite at rhe Mirage hocel , she said. 111<· house. rented by nin.: srudenrs, was in compli On rhe second night, she rc.sufied. ance with fire safety codes. Jackson tearfully asked whr the boy ould Authorities said one of the residcms. Sebascian Barsh, not sleep in Jackson's bed. rhe mother res used his cell phone !O repon th.: fire ju.st after =ping cified. through his firs t-Aoor bedroom window. He told a 91 1 "He was sobbing and Cl)"ing, shaking dispatd1er th.at a smoke detector woke him and he saw and ~mbling," she said_ "He said, 'You a rl.-d glow und.:r ht.s lx-droom door. don't mt.st me? We're a furrnly.... (The "Thqe's still somebody inside, I think." Banh said boy) is having fun. Why can't h.: sleep in on the tape. 04NIEL W I LLl4.MSITH[ DNLY EASTfRN NEWS my bed? The.re's nothing wrong. There's Fir.: officials on Monday inrervicwed the eigl1t sur Matt Robb, a freshm;an iadustNJ technology major, p~ basketltalt Mo11day on the courts nothing going on."' vivors, one of whom jumped tO safery from a sccond neu Thorus Hal Robb uid he wai out 11njoyiag the cotltinued eood weather. story window. lnvcsrigators bdicvc 11 peoplt- - !K.'"VC n residents and four guests - W<:rl' in the house when the ONLINE POLL COUNTING WORD fire scan.:J . Will the new city council extend bar hours? DOWN DU JQUR CORRECTIONS simulacrum: A l Yt-<. /\ ( h .111gt· Ill 111f'rlll)('r ( UlllJJ In Monday"s ed1t100 JC Miller was stated as be1ng-the·new 11 1 ,, ""' 11" 111 n<·vp r harren rt '<( 'fl ~lt i on University Board co-chair Miller is the new vice chair < 1 ,\,\ ,1\ lw It rlf'penrl~ o n whrthe r Ll r 11 0 1 'tudt•nts gf't th<>1r .11lP<-h11ur b e h ,1v1or t lc·,111 r> &Jrrooa .. ~ ...... MA.TT °WluJ..- - llD'OID1ll ..•...... • ~ s.u... 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Doughnuts Are On Sale in the j)' j)' j)' j)' • • UNIVERSITY UNION PANTHER PANTRY $1.75 M I I I e r L I t e DON'T MISS OUTII R o I I i ng R oc k $5.00 Per Dozen Great Low Prices I I I Amaretto Stone Sour 100 Dozen Krispy Kreme Doughnuts $2.00 c 0 r 0 n a $2.50 Half Dozen EVERY THURSDAY at 7am 45¢ Single Donut Call 581-3616 N 0 c 0 v E R to place your order relaxed atmosphere EDITORIAL BOARD Opinion page editor, MICHAEL ScHROEDER Editor in chief, MArr WtuiAMS Managing ed i to~ jENNIFER CHIARIELLO News editor, AARoN SEIOUTZ Associate news editor, jULIA BoURQUE Sports editor, DAN W o lkE [email protected] TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 COLUMN EDITORIAL CARTOON BY GIA HYOS Sour deal for the candy man Among the racks ofcandy cigarettes, atomic fireballs, lemon heads and nostalgic candies stands a victim of fate, bad timing and a city determined to change. His dream of running a candy shop in downtown Mattoon has become a nightmare, filled with big bills, lawyers and bitterness, leaving him wondering what to do next. When John Seaman pitched his concept for the Taste of Heaven Candy and Ice Cream Shop to Mattoon city KEVIN officials, he was told the building at 109 S. 17th St. SAMPlER would need new walls, electricity, plumbing and floors SENIOR JOURNALISM to bring it up to code. MAJOR After replacing the carpeted floor with commercial tile, meeting fire code with new walls and spending a Sampier is total of $9,968 in material and labor, Seaman was told senior reporter the buildings on that block would be torn down for a for The Daily parking lot. EDITORIAL Eastem News. That seems like an important piece of information city officials could have told him before he wasted his time and money, but they say they didn't know of the plans until after the remodeling was done. Mixed results at the Hit-Mix The proposed parking lot is part of the Midtown Mattoon Master Plan, which the city began planning as With the initial uproar from the decision to At issue currently providing. early as 1999. It seems hard to believe the future ofsuch change WEIU radio to the Hit-Mix silenced, the The resu Its of As of right now, it is apparent the new station a vital block in the plan could be unknown in December change has shown some positive aspects. the format hasn't disregarded its student listening base by pro- 2004 when Seaman finished the repairs. Those who were upset about the change to the change at the viding baseball, basketball and football games over "They didn't want me to know there was an investor WEIU FM radio looking to buy," he said. Hit-Mix seemed to be mainly angered about the the air; however, more focus would be beneficial. Seaman envisioned an ice cream parlor where he could format that would be initiated. Our stance "Issues and attitudes," is a show Mondays at sell a special type of hard ice cream that would be mixed Instead ofhaving a relaxed format that allowed Six months noon, which discusses local issues. A show similar with choice toppings, nuts and flavors and then paddled for creativity, including more student interaction since the to this, that would focus on student issues with into a soft-serve consistency. The hard-to-find nostalgic turnover, it is candy was to be the secondary selling point of the shop. for both the employees of the radio station and apparent the students debating them, would be a quality addi- "We're not making any money right now," Seaman the listeners, fears were that this would be more of change has tion. been a positive; said. "Candy just pays the bills. Ice cream is the money." a robotic radio station. More focused shows during the week, similar to After hearing the city's parking lot plan, Seaman, 48, however, some Today, the Hit-Mix is a stricter format that some of the Sunday lineup such as "80s @ 8" or scrapped the ice cream idea and is now running the shop additional tweaks would with his daughter, who lives in the apartment above the doesn't give the student employees as much of an "Illinoise Local Bands," would also be beneficial. be beneficial. store and is six months pregnant with her first child. opportunity to make the shows their own, but the Shows such as these would also allow the DJ's Seaman said Consolidated Communications, the format has allowed for a more professional envi- personality to come out more in their shows and telephone company on the other side of the shop, wants ronment that has paid dividends with listeners. the music they play. This is a staple of college the lot for employee parking, but Mattoon City Administrator Richard Underlcofler declined to name The largest benefit ofthe show is that the more profession- radio. the party interested in the spot. a! format is better for the student workers to get jobs. Certainly what has been provided by the Hit-Mix has To further complicate matters, the building's owner Something that should come first at a college. squelched some of the cties that the change was going to be sold the building to his son, who never had the proper- But even though the Hit-Mix has found more of a listen- a negative when the switch first occurred. ty put in his name. When the father went into the Odd Pellow-Rebekah Nursing Home in Mattoon, the nurs- ing base with the new format that extends to more people in Since then, a strong basis for a radio station has been pro- ing home put a lean against the property and took the town as well as students, there should be a little more effurt vided, but a little more tweaking could provide some inter- building to cover the cost of his stay. Seaman was buy- to involve the university's students. esting new facets to the station. ing the building contract-for-deed from the son, but is Now would be the perfect time to do this considering it is now paying $400 to rent the building ftom the home. 'Tve lost every single dime I've put in here," Seaman finding some of the success it wanted with the format The editorial is the majority opinion of said of the brick-front building he painted red and blue. change, which should allow for some flexibility to what it is The Daily Eastern News editorial board. So where does this leave the candy man? The city still wants to tear down the buildings on the block, including the candy shop, a costume shop and a tobacco shop, but won't take the buildings by means of YOUR TURN: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR eminent domain, Underkofler said. "The plan suggests those be acquired, the buildings be DONKEYS DESERVE TO BE events, yet donkeys are commonly Animals should not have to pay demolished and that area become a park," Underlmfler TREATED MORE HUMANELY dragged from gymnasium to gymna- the price at fundraisers. said. "With a little bit of parking for the phone compa- We at People for the Ethical sium for use in basketball games. There are countless humane and ny." Treatment of Animals are disap- The constant travel, unfamiliar fun ways to raise funds. Concerned Since the buildings won't be taken by force, the plan pointed that the Charleston High surroundings, loud noise and possi- individuals can visit PETA.org or call could take years to complete. School band didn't try to find a more ble rough handling can be extremely 757-622-7382 to find out how to His daughter is in the process of finding a new place humane way to raise funds than by stressful for the donkeys. help animals. to live and as for Seaman's repair costs ofnearly $10,000, holding a donkey basketball game. The games also teach young peo- the city will not reimburse him. Animals do not comprehend or ple that we have the right to exploit H EATHER MOORE 'Tm kind of aggravated right now because I'm not willingly participate in sporting animals for our own entertainment. SEN lOR WRITER FOR PETA getting any help," Seaman said. '1 suggested to him that he try to find a different piece LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Daily Eastem News accepts letters their position and department. Letters whose authors cannot be veri- to the editor addressing local, state, national and international issues. fied will not be printed. We reserve the right to edit letters for length. of real estate," Underkofler said. They should be less than 250 words and include the authors' name, Letters can be sent to The Daily Eastern News at 1811 Buzzard That might be a bit of advice Seaman will take as he telephone number and address. Students should indicate their year in Hall, Charleston IL 61920; faxed to 217-581-2923; ore-mailed to contemplates an offer to move the business to Arcola. school and major. Faculty, administration and staff should indicate [email protected]. TuESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE 5 Week to unite students with RSOs BY ERICA MORISCO dent body president and event planner. STAFF WRITER It is hoped continued community service efforts will help make Eastern's Unity Week started Sunday Charleston a more "aesthetically pleas- and will run through April 17 to help ing'' and united community, Getty students and the community become said. ELECTIONS familiar with Registered Student ECHOfest (Everyone Can Help Organizations on campus and provide Out) will also be held from 1-9 p.m. entertainment to participants. Saturday in the South Quad to wrap up Today & Tomorrow Unity week was held last year as well the week. but was not as elaborate as this year's "(ECHOfest) is done to raise aware- 9am- Spm will be, said Matt Kulp, who is the vice ness about various social justice issues in president for student affairs and in our society and the various things that charge ofpromoting the event. we can do to change them," Vorazi said. Voting Locations: "We've been working all semester on RSOs will have the option to place a (Unity Week)," Kulp said. ''Last year's STEPHEN HAAS/THE D'IILY EASTERN NEINS table at the event to raise awareness Carman, Coleman, (Unity Week) didn't go over so well due ~~ · i1mf017 ~ about what they do. to poor planning and limited events." 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Kulp said he hopes new mem- STAFF WRITER ly and productively. bers do research on Student In particular, Howell was pleased Government in order to continue Current executives of Student with the Student Action Team. doing what this year's board has started. Government are looking back on their "The Student Action Team has "I hope new members get to know Panther Paw Bar & Grill year in office and offering suggestions done (its) job and surpassed my expec- how things work and oontinue to build to the new executive board, which will tations," Howell said. on a foundation that's been set," Kull former location of Stix be announced Wednesday night after One thing members of the exeru- said. the polls are closed. tive board agreed on was they did a Members of the executive board Members of Eastern's Student good job getting students to vote for hope to get their names out there to Government Executive Board are the presidential elections. The execu- show why they're important, Kulp said. LIVE IT! LOVE IT'! GET IT! pleased with what they've accom- tive board got more students to regis- It's wonderful to see people wanting plished over the year, and they hope ter for this election than the last one, to get involved with Student next year's board will be able to do the said Nikki Kull, student vice president Government, Kull said, but new mem- same, said Adam Howell, student for Business Affairs. bers need to build relationships in executive vice president. Matt Kulp, student vice president order to get things done for next year. Math, science training sees benefits C r~il l c & Tnra nct Wr.o;hcr- & n ry.::r Gomc & Fitnc:..:.. Gcnra Utility .4.f.llm''F.Ik'C Private b:Jth Ta m i n~ i1cd Nearly $1 million Illi . d " .d L. ki L. ki Eas rn· · over no1s atten , sal !SOWS , !SOWS came to tern lno!S Wata& Trn ~h Waik-in d .-...«<:r Pic 1ic & ~II pf.ti() in grants awarded project director. "We had great weather University in 1987, and since then has extern~ t to Eastern employee which made it a great day for field received. 31 funded.grants. ]~ lN Y worl<." On April 14, she will be recogruzed for 11!!. mt•ranr. Ron! BY IENN FAULKNER The grants that took at least a year to her effutts during her time here at STAFF WRITER write will not only benefit teachers and Eastern. She will be presented with the students at Eastern, but those at Edwin "Bud" May Award from the Marylin Lisowski from the College Southern Illinois as well. Office ofGrants and Research. of Education and Professional Studies The other project director, Robett "Edwin May used to wolk at Eastern has been awarded over $900,000 in Williams of Southern, said this is the and for the first time since this award grants since the start of2005. only program that has two universities has been given, he is flying out from With these three grants from both wolking together on such a large proj- Colorado to see it," she said. the Illinois State Board of Education ect. Teachers who participate in these The Office of Grants and Research OFF-CAMPUS PRIVATE APARTMENTS. and the illinois Board of Higher projects will receive graduate credits hands this award out "each year to a Education, the money will be used to from both universities. member of the university oommunity J4:S.. 604 UI Mon-Fr i 9:011'-9:00 train math and science teachers in grad- "For one of the grants, training will who has demonstrated extraordinary 2J{l2 & :.tic J';J. (no:> Student Body Executive Vice President: President: Ryan Berger Andrew Berger 3 Years o f Student 2 Years o f Student Governme nt Ex p erie nce Governme nt Ex p erie nce Vice President Vice President Vice President of Business of Academic of Student Affairs: Affairs: I~. ._.., Affairs: Jillian Ruddy Chelsea Frederick Keila Lacy "'"\ 1 Year o f Student 3 Semesters o f Stude nt 3 Semeste rs o f Student Governme nt Ex p erie nce Governme nt Ex p erie nce " ' Governme nt Ex perie nce SENATORS: JC Miller- Justin Doty- Cerra Wilson -Kenny Kozik- Heather Janik- Angela Zartuche- Levi Bulgar- Maurice Tracy- Benjamin Marcy - Jill David - Myla Bradford - Jesse Wu - Adam Howell - Erin Morettes PlATFORMS 1. Creating more tradition at Eastern 2. Renovations of 7th Street Underground 3. Establishing a stronger lobbying group to battle the rising cost of tuition 4. Changing the academic advising process to make the process more understandable for students 5. Educating the students about where their tuition and fee money is being spent 6. Strengthening Student Leadership Council. This is a place where all Recognized Student Organizations can meet to share ideas and co-sponsor events 7. Working towards funding Recognized Student Organizations TuESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE 7 Faculty Senate elections over and done with Senate meecing. much higher." "Perhaps the most important thing to do is Announcement of Faculty elections were April I and there were Wolski said she may suggest that next year's to communicate with the senate," Chatterji 25 positions available on 10 committees and executive council explore means of making vot- said. winners to be done councils. ing more accessible to faculty. Chatterji has sent information to the senate Jean Wolski, election chair committee, said Faculty Senate Chair David Carpenter was about out-sourcing, service levels and the Banner today she was pleased with the voting process. also pleased with the election support. project for the senate to review before the meet- '1 was pleased it went smoothly getting candi- "We had a good rurnout and I am sure we will mg. BY jENNIFER PERYAM dates confirmed," Wolski said. have good candidates for the position," Ceci Brinker, director of srudent life, will also ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Wolski said 42 percent of Eastern faculty Carpenter said. give an update to the senate on srudent life and voted in the faculty elections. Chat Chatterji, assistant vice president for activities at Eastern. Election results for the 2005 Faculty Senate "This is approximately the same as other Information Technology Services, will present Faculty Senate meets today from 2-4 p.m. in elections will be announced today at the Faculty years," Wolski said. 'Td like to see the number information regarding ITS at the meeting. Booth Library Conference Room 4440. Two men charged in Joliet firebombing deaths JOLIET, ill. (AP) - Two Joliet men counts each offirst-degree murder, Joliet Lourdes Nunez, 35, and her 4-year- ing home because the heat and smoke A 15-year-old daughter wasn't home were charged with murder in a firebomb Police Chief Dave Gerdes said. Both old daughter, Maray, were killed were too intense. at the time, police said. attack that killed a woman and her men were arrested Stmday night. Gerdes Sarurday morning when someone Two sons of Nunez, a 12-year-old Gerdes said it appears that the crime young daughter, police said Monday. said Santana was arrested at his house threw a Molotov cocktail through a first- and a 14-year-old, escaped the flames. was gang-related and in retaliation for Juan Santana, 26, and Sergio and Anguiana nrrned himself in to floor window oftheir home, police said. They were treated for minor injuries at something that was done to the sus- Anguiana, 22, were charged with two authorities. Officers couldn't get inside the bum- Silver Cross Hospital in Joliet. pects' gang. HAPPY 21s "you know what would go great with these DELICIOUS cookies? some ADVERTISING" YOIJtl CATEflllfJ SOLfiTIONIIJ II'QX" lfJJI'CoiiU, l'ttlnlf.S, PJirHCS! DHIIliY •lRDErJ dl i1XIufu ~ deliWJ L:i:llrl~ ol ZS( pt"l ilrm ( •Hih:~ 581-2816 Make your business a "10" fl'EE81'ES ~u~ $ t'.lll8$ Clllll'l Oniut.. h Ll.m::f, ~lb th S~rLtl IS.. L Lal~lU. III~Jf. 3liceJ curoiJD&l. 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Experience 1,2 and 3 bedroom apartments Grad student,faculty. Apts for 1, 06'. Completely furnished heat now 1 & 2 bedroom units. Good nished, parking, laundry, FREE preferred. Leave message or still available. Sun deck, A!C, off near EIU.$300-350.345-4489 , and garbage included. Three locations, nice apartments, off DSL Fast internet, $490. 913 call after 4. 348-8906, 276- street parking and short and Wood Rentals,Jim month summer or 9 month full street parking, trash paid. No and 917 4th St. 235-0405 or 8906. long term leases. 345-6521. Wood,Realtor. lease Call345-7136. pets. 345-7286. 317-3085. ______00 ______00 ------~21 Leave message. ------4/29 ______o.o MOVIE EXTRAS/MODELS ------~~15 NEEDED! Candidates needed Very nice 3 bdrm house D/W, for crowd and background WID, A/C. 1015 10th St. scenes for local productions. $31 0/month. 11 month lease. 1 llftN.etttlork~ No experience required. All showing only!! Call 708-431- Crossword Edited by Will Shortz No. 0301 looks needed. Up $22 hourly. 0755. ACROSS 26 Roarer in film 53 Reply to "That intros so?" Call1-800-280-0177. ------~~15 1 Film mogul Louis B. (whose ______.5/2 Faculty and grad students: 29 Sty fare 55 Deuterium and company mas- tritium, to hydro- Waitress wanted part available in August 2 bedroom, cot was 31 Eucalyptus-lov- gen time,apply in person after 1 bath, brick ranch. For lease. 26-Across) ing •bears• 59 Make unread- 4pm,Pagliai's Pizza, 1600 $650/month. Call {217) 621- 6 "Funny!" 35 Drive-thru dis- able, for securi- Lincoln, Charleston. penser, maybe ty 4816. 1 Hard to fluster ______00 o ______.4/15 36 Gazetteer sta- 63 Island near Java Large 2 bd. Free DSL. Rent 14 Mrs. David 0 . tistic Selznick, 64 One feigning FOR RENT now & get a free pearl necklace daughter of 38 Sporty Mazda courage or arm band sports radio. $500 1-Across 39 Courage seeker 66 Tied in score bedroom apt. close to Old per month. Call 235-0405. 15 Assist in wrong- in a 1939 film 67 "___ homo• Main. For single or couple. 10 ______.4/22 doing 43 Top man in the choir? 68 Put in one's or 12 month lease for 05'-06'. 1, 2, & # bdrm apts. Long and 16 Hodgepodge ear $425 inludes utilities. Call 217- short term leases available. Off 44 __ proprietor 17 One lacking 69 An earth sci. 345-4185 and leave a mes- St. parking. A!C, sundeck, very courage 45 SSW's opposite sage. unique. Call 217-345-6527. 70 Not fake 19 On the briny 46 Fake ------~13 Leave a message. 71 Cake sections 48 Crowe's "A Efficiency apt. for one. Great ______.4/22 20 ___ Tuesday Beautiful Mind" location close to Old Main. 1o or Brand new 3 bedroom luxury 21 Take the first role DOWN 12 month lease for 05'-06.$375 step 1 Fail to catch apts. 1/2 block from campus. 50 Suffix with char- inludes utilities. Call 217-345- Old "Arby's house" location. In 23 Poland's Walesa iot 2 Keystone's 37 Ike's two-time 4185 and leave a message. unit:W/D,furnished,3 off street place 13 A drawbridge 56 Except for 25 Tam sporter 51 Pack and send may span one opponent ------~13 parking spots per apartment. 3 Reunion number 18 Render harm- 40 Exerting little EASTERN ILLINOIS PROPER- Wired for high speed ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 57 Promise product 4 Sign up less, perhaps, effort TIES NOW SHOWING FOR internet.Call Brian 778-3321 5 Superman play- to 26-Across's kin 41 Straight: Prefix FALL 2005. 2 BEDROOM ------~~25 er George 58 Shelter org. HOUSE ON 12TH. CONTACT 4 bedroom bath 6 Bam loft con- 22 Hardly cramped 42 Former Georgia MELISSA AT 345-6210, 549- home.Campus side of Lincoln. governor tents 24 Round dances 0212, WWW.EIUPROPS.COM. A!C,W/D, no pets. 2008 1/2 Maddox 60 Gape at 7 Basics 26 Starbucks order ------~13 12th street. $1000/month.345- 47 Sleeping bag Group of 4 or 5 females needed 5037 8 Puts on the 27 Old anesthetic closer burner 61 Whitetail, e.g. for Fall 05 & Spring 06. Very ------~~25 28 Prophetic signs 49 Suggest subtly 9 Tear into nice 2 level house close to cam- Nice 2 bed room apts and 3 bed 30 Argentina's Juan 52 Treaty result pus. 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, room homes. Washers, Dryers, 10 Formal jacket 62 Notable times 32 Frankie or Cleo d.w., 2 sets of w/d. Call 728- Dishwashers included. No Pets. feature 54 •star Wars" 11 What's more 33 Do penance genre 7426. Close to Campus 345-9267 65 Slithery swim------~13 ------~~12 12 In of 34 Less dotty 55 •__ to differ" mer TuESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE9 MILLER: even with a shaky future, showed Miller what to get out there and workout now." so I can understand how I can help them." (oNnNUED FROM PACE 1 kind of players he'll be inheriting. Miller said he's beginning individual work- All of this translates to Miller's vision for the "Everyone needs direction," Miller said. outs this week, forging relationships with cur- Eastern program as a place that can be near for next season," Tandy said. "Not having a "And, for a short time, they weren't sure where rent players, before organizing a strategy for the top of its conference annually. coach, you might not be working on the right It. was at." the recruiting trail. "At Eastern Illinois, we want to be the class things." T he new direction has excited players, Also, Miller said he'd like to begin weekly of the Ohio Valley Conference," he said. Miller said he was impressed with the along with Miller. Freshman guard Bobby meetings with players, but not to discuss prac- And Tandy said the players are confident it Panther players' work ethic, despite not hav- Catchings said he didn't want to wait for prac- tices or games. can be done. ing a coach to organize workouts. tices begin. "We're not talking about basketball," he "If he gives us what we need to do to get The commitment to continue working, "I'm excited to get started," he said. "I want said. "We're talking about things off the court, there, then we'll do it," Tandy said. POPE: said. Rouzin-Moy cited E.J. Rouzin-Moy, (oNnNUED FROM PACE 1 After less than a day, the highest GoldenPalace.com, which once pur- a freshman bid only reached $1.29 for the breast. chased a grilled cheese sandwich for undecided Moysaid. After 20 hours, 8,000 page hits and $28,000 from eBay that looked like major, holds a Margolis said the breast looks like a a total of three bids, the "pope chick- the Virgin Mary. Wednesday, chicken breast man, although he doesn't think it en'' was removed from the Web site, GoldenPalace.com paid $10,600 dol- shaped like the looks specifically like the pope, but but the reason was unclear at first to lars to purchase a pretzel that resem- head of Pope Rouzin-Moy, a Christian from Rouzin-Moy, he said. bles Mary holding the baby Jesus John Paul II. "I Skokie who wouldn't describe himself Rouzin-Moy received an email from eBay. A Dorito resembling the think its kind of as an avid churchgoer, disagrees. from eBay notifYing him about the pope's miter was also purchased from ridiculous. I just Margolis is not the only person item's removal, claiming the "pope eBay for $1,200, Rouzin-Moy said. don't believe who is skeptical. chicken'' was not consistent with the "I'm trying to get it back on that his food was "I think its kind of ridiculous. I just site's material. (eBay)," he said about an hour before shaped like John don't believe that his food was shaped He reviewed eBay's auction policies it was put back up for auction at 5:37 Paul,'' said like John Paul," said Jenny Enlow, a and could not find any rules or guide- p.m. Jenny Enlow, a student supervisor at Thomas Dining lines the chicken didn't meet, he said. Rouzin-Moy is preserving the student supervi- Center. He sent the site administrators an "pope chicken'' in a freezer in his sor at Thomas Once the "pope chicken'' was post- email asking why it was removed and dorm room, and he said he isn't too Dining Center. ed on eBay, the bidding was set at 99 didn't hear anything back until last worried about freezer burn. He is cents. The only comments Rouzin- night. curious to see if he will receive any Moy received concerning the item Rouzin-Moy did not properly list higher bids. were from one supporter and another the item as a collectible, and therefore "I saw the other stuff, so I thought person who said the auction of the it was considered a food item, which why not?" Rouzin-Moy said. "If it "pope chicken" was "tasteless," he cannot be sold on eBay, he said. doesn't sell, at least I took a shot." STEPHEN HAAS/THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS CLASSIFIEDS FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR SALE ROOMMATES FOR SALE SUBLESSORS For Fall '05 1,2,and 3 bedrooms Royal Heights Apartments. 3 AVAILABLE NOW: Nice cozy, Female roommate needed for 2 Oak Desk, good condition. Sublessor needed for May 14- for close to campus. 4 locations BR apartments fall 2005. 2BR Apt., $325/mo., water & bedroom apt. in Lincolnwood Chair with ottoman. Seven foot July 31 . $275/month and half to choose from. Call 345-6533 Remodeled, free parking. Call trash included, off-street park- beginning Aug. 15. 1/2 utilities & couch in fair condition. For utilities, big, newly remodeled 2 ______00 Kim. 346-3583. ing. 345-1266. $250/mo. Prefer grad. or quiet information call 345- 7399. bedroom apt. WID in apt. and VERY AFFORDABLE: Now ______00 ______00 student. Call (714) 728-8946 or 4/18 big backyard with patio. Call leasing 1,2,and 3 bedroom 2 and 3 BR furnished apts. GREAT LOCATION, GREAT e-mail mwollan1 @earthlink.net. 815-953-5783. apartments,three bedroom Utilities included. Just E. of Greek PRICE-$235 each. Nice 4 bedroom ______4/15 PERSONALS 4/12 house. All within two blocks of Court. No pets. Call549-2615. apartrnert with large IWing room a1d Responsible female room- campus. Call 345-5373 or 549- ______00 large kithen. New catpet new bath, mate(s) needed for unfurnished AITENTION ALL GRADUAT- ANNOUNCEMENTS 5593 Gills 5 Bedroom and 3 Bedroom new ~ia'lc:es 345-6967 3 bedroom apt. Close to cam- ING SENIORS! If you are inter- ______00 Houses. Newly Remodeled WID 00 pus. 1.5 bath. Call 217-348- ested in a yearbook of your sen- Chicago Job Fairs & Career BUCHANAN STREET APART- ,OW. Trash Paid. 1 Block from 5617. ior year, and are not sure how to Fairs, YOUR Chicago Career MENTS: 1 bedroom apartment Campus. 345-3253. ROOMMATES ______4/15 pick it up, come to the Student Connection! www.chicagojobre- available in June water and ______00 Female needed to share roomy Publications office, room 1802 source.com. trash included off street parking Parking no problem. Nice 3 Female roommate needed for 3 3 bdrm duplex. Lease begins Buzzard Hall, and for only $6 we ______.5/2 call 345-1266 bdrm house next to Old Main. bedroom apartment on 11th St. Summer OR Fall 05. New! Low will mail you a copy in the Fall ______00 0/ W, solve, fridge. 10 1/2 Close to Greek Court.Call rent, WID, parking. Aimee 847- when they are published. Call NEW LUXURY 4 BEDROOM, 2 month lease. 348-8406. Jamie 217-273-4893 650-4187. 581-2812 for more information. BATH LARGE APARTMENTS, ______00 ______4/ 15 ______4/20 ______o.o WID INCLUDED WIRED FOR EFFICIENCY APT. LOCATED HIGH SPEED INTERNET. AT 501 1/2 TAYLOR. $300 CLOSE TO CAMPUS 1120 MONTH. LEASE AND EDGAR DRIVE. 345-6100. DEPOSIT REQUIRED. CALL NON SEQUITUR BY WILEY MILLER ______00 345-7522 AFTER 5:30 CALL FALL 2005 NEW CONSTRUC- 345-9462. TION! 3 bedroom, 2 bath unit. ______00 Excellent location. WID, dis- EXTRA NICE UPSTAIRS APT. posal, dishwasher, and excel- JUST CAME AVAILABLE. 208 1/2 lent parking included. ALSO, 6TH ST. CARPETED AIC SHOW- VERY NICE 1 BEDROOM APT. ER WASHER AND DRYER. 345- WITH OFFICE SPACE. 7522 AFTER 5:30 CALL 345- i EXCELLENT LOCATION. 9462 ASK FOR LARRY. $350/MONTH. For more info ______00 call 345-0652. Available summer-May '06. ..-". ______00 Extra large 1 bedroom -W1.PU---~ Available for Summer and Fall apartments, furnished, ideal .:;::..._ -·---·---- I 05-06 school year. Clean mod- for couple, cat ok. $350- BOONDOCKS BY AARON MCGRUDER ern apartments and homes $360 month, water and trash w/some utilities included. paid. Located at 741-745 1,2,3,4,&5 bedrooms. WID in 6th St. Call 581-7729 or some units also. NOT ALL 345-6127, CLOSE TO CAMPUS. NO ______00 PETS!!!! 217-345-4494. Park Place Apartments: Now ______oo showing for Fall 05. Newly Available now. 1 BR apartment Remodeled. Free Parking. Call in Charleston close to the Autumn at 348-1479. square. Stove/fridge, nice loca- 00 lion. For more information call 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 905 345-5088. ARTHUR. 345-6100. ______00 00 PAGE 10 THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS TuEsDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 JOB: conducted the biggest hire in recent (oNnNUED FROM PACE 12 Panther history this way, the only answer I get is, "Well, that's how we do EKU names head basketball coach completely accomplished 50 percent things here." of the deal. Yes, because that's a logical and profi- B Y D AN RENICK tournament appearance in 26 years. Quite frankly, it's not the job of cient reason for doing something. ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR Neubauer signed a four-year contract with Fischer, Mike Bradd, Brenda Ross and I can't see him doing it simply for the Colonels, with an annual salary of$150,000. certainly not Bobby Catchings to find a public relations hit he would immedi- Eastern Kentucky, the reigning Ohio Valley Last week, Austin Peay announced its rerurn schol- basketball coach. ately suffer, but McDuffie can literally Conference champs, named former West Virginia arship football and to the OVC since leaving the con- Not that the players shouldn't have a say after three years that Miller wasn't a assistant Jeff Neubauer as the Colonels new head ference in 1996. say but the players attempted to hold true fit and he wasn't really one of my coach Monday. The Governors said they will finish out the 2005 the Indiana basketball program guys. Neubauer, who was the top assistant coach during season in the Pioneer Football League, and, in 2006, hostage unless Mike Davis was named Faculty can protest along with rais- the Mountaineers nm to the elite eight, will take the they will introduce 30 scholarships to the program coach. ing hell; students can charge the AD reins over from Travis Ford, who took the head coach- the following year. "If coach Davis isn't named head with running an unfair process; and ing spot at University of Massachusetts. Neubauer With scholarship football back at Eastern coach then I guess Indiana won't have minority organizations can attempt to was an assistant under John Beilein at West Virginia Kenrucky in 2006, The Colonels will be a 1-M inde- a basketball team," Indiana senior sue the university for illegal practices for three seasons and coached with him at the pendent until 2007 when they will officially rejoin guard Dane Fife said in a FSPN inter- (they wouldn't win), but McDuffie was University of Richmond for the previous five seasons. theOVC. view. hired to make decisive decisions as an Last season under Ford, Eastern Kentucky won a OVC football will then have 10 football partici- It worked, and I can't see Hoosier executive not farm decisions out to school record 22 games and made its first NCM pants of the 11 schools in the conference. fans seeing that move as anything but people who hold no ramifications questionable. I can guarantee the ability either way. to pick my boss would result in a great decrease in productivity. Ifyou would like to contact Mtmhew When asking people inside the world Stevens he can be reached at of either athletics or academia why we danville I [email protected]~. Piedra suspended for use of COLOR: injury. Saturday was a sign that I'm not perfonnance-enhancing drugs (oNnNUED FROM PACE 12 hurt anymore and that I'm coming back." NEW YORK (AP) - Colorado Rockies outfielder when it was made a controlled substance. wasn't expecting to go as fast as I did Training despite health problems has Jorge Piedra was suspended 10 days Monday for violat- Selig wouldn't say whether he believed Sanchez. "I but when I heard that Monty went 48.4 been a process for Pegues has been deal- ing baseball's new policy on performance-enhancing want to be kind," Selig said. "He did not fight his sus- I figured I could do it too." ing with a number of injuries that date drugs, becoming the second player to be publicly iden- pension." Knowing how close Buckley was to back to last summer, he said. tified under the major leagues' tougher rules. Under the new policy that took effect last month, the regional qualifYing time motivated "I had minor high hamstring The suspension begins with the Rockies game at steroids and other performance-enhancing substances are Pegues to put everything into his per- injuries," Pegues said. '1 also had shin Ariwna on Monday night, the commissioner's office said. the only drugs to draw a 10-day suspension. Baseball offi- formance, he said. splints and a stress fracture back in the "My understanding is that he is not filing an appeal," cials and the players' union agreed they would not dis- "Me and Monty train together so we summer. " said Gene Orza, chief operating officer of the players' dose the exact substance for which a player tests positive. try to push each other," Pegues said. For Buckley and Pegues, improving association. The Rockies issued a statement Monday calling the The time that Pegues and Buckley little by little will be the key to accom- Piedra was recalled from Triple-A Colorado Springs situation "unfortunate." spend training is very important, espe- plishing their goals despite adverse of the Pacific Coast League on Wednesday and sent "As an organization we have, and will continue to cially for Buckley who is coming off a health issues. Pegues said that he wants back down the next day. support Major League Baseball and its drug testing poli- recent injury that slowed down his to keep lowering his times as the season "It's unfortunate," said commissioner Bud Selig, who cies," team president Keli McGregor said. training. Since the injury everything progresses. was in Boston for the Red Sox-Yankees game. 'Tm Piedra has what is know in baseball as a split contract, has been going smoothly, Buckley "Hopefully I will be at low 46's," afraid this probably won't be the last one." and gets paid at a yearly rate of $84,280 when he is in said. Pegues said. "Hopefully I will be able Tampa Bay outfielder Alex Sanchez was suspended the minor leagues and $317,000-$1,000 over the min- "So far it's good," Buckley said. ''I'm to just drop my time and go from for 10 days last Monday. He said he tested positive from imum - when he is in the major leagues. The suspension gerting back in shape and coming offan there." a supplement he bought over the counter before Jan. 15, will cost him $17,322. uBringing student government back to the students." Senators Dirk Muffler· Fern Delima· Kiley o·Brien • Gailey Swartz • Shane Cameron • Kara Shively • Kraig Koch • Jean 0 'Russa • Kristen Field • Tracie Bearden· Lauren Foster· Jason Zientarski TuESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE 11 BASEBALL Williams Rentals Several beautiful 1 & 2 Old and new face off bedroom apartments. Eastern's current head Each with a unique style. coach leads team "We haven't had them on the Please call to check them out. schedule in a while. I'm excited to get 345-7286 against former skipper this rivalry back on track." www . jwilliamsrentals . com BY )OHN HOHENADEL )IMMY SCHMITZ, HEAD COACH SPORTS REPORTER LADIES: G lli:T YOUR SUMMER SUPPLY NOWY When Eastern travels to Carbondale today to take on "We swung the bats well this past weekend," Schmitz Wome n who purchase contraceptives from the Salukis, two men, who have together amassed 443 wins said. "The big key was they came out with fastballs and we Eastern's Health Service Pharmacy need to place for the Panthers will be in opposite dugouts. attacked them." orders for summer supplies. Students not enrolled Current Eastern head coach Jimmy Schmitz needs 10 The Salukis are batting .279 as a team and five players in Summer Session classes need to purchase more wins to take over as the Panthers' winningest base- are batting over .295 on the year. contraceptives at the Health Service by May 13th. ball coach of all time. But before the Schmitz era, current Although hitting was a success this past weekend, and Saluki head coach Dan Callahan was the Panther skip- pitching and defense was also sparkling, it has to be again PLEASE ORDER EARLYTO BEATTHE RUSH! per. today against the Salukis. Orders may be placed by phoning 581-7779 In fact when Callahan took the Panther coaching posi- The Panther team fielding percentage stands at .947, cion in 1989, Schmitz wasn't even a glint in the Panthers' which is below the Ohio Valley Conference average of proverbial eye. .952. But this past weekend the Panthers made only three Callahan graduated from Quincy College in 1981 and errors, which is below their average per game. ROYAl H£1GH7S then earned his masters degrees at Southern in 1987. The Salukis aren't fielding much better than the He returned to Southern in 1995 to take over as head Panthers thus far but are almost a whole percentage point baseball coach after a six-year stint at Eastern and has since over Eastern at .956. The Salukis do however have two rose as one of the most successful coaches in Saluki history. more errors on the season but have played three more The relationship between Callahan and Eastern could games than the Panthers. expectedly heighten the stakes today. Schmitz has stressed the need to establish who his fourth "We haven't had them on the schedule in a while," and fifth starting pitchers are and it seems like he's moving Schmitz said. 'Tm excited to get this rivalry back on closer to figuring that out. Close To Campus - Great Rent Ra tes track." Sophomore Kenny Firlit will start against the Salukis For Info Call Kim at 346 . 3583 Schmitz's ball club had a rough week last week as they today. He carries an 11.21 earned run average into the dropped four of five to Murray State, Northern lllinois and game but he has pitched well as of late. Indiana State. But a team meeting last Wednesday night Callahan was unavailable for comment therefore the ;.;oy~ after the Northern game seemed to have the Panthers back Saluki starter is UCLknown. ~ on track as they stole two of three from Jacksonville State But Schmitz is impressed with the Saluki team pitching. this past weekend. "They pitch so well and I can't believe their stars," "It says a lot about our team to be able to put a bad week Schmitz said. SLBS & SALADS behind them," Schmitz said. "They showed a lot of char- After this past weekend where the Salukis and Bradley acter the way they stuck together." scored a combined seven runs in a three-game series Buy One 6 inch Not only is the Panthers concept of team at a season high Schmitz was thunderstruck. but their team batting average is on the rise and is now at "Hopefully the wind was blowing in," Schmitz said. Get One 6 inch Free .266. 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Miller said. "We've always been closer Charleston school system including "It's the complete opposite of what to my family (originally from the find a job? Matt, who started on the Mariliattan you would think because he is the Dallas area), and we don't move (KS) H igh School team as a sopho- more stable of us," she said. 'Tm the much as a family." We're here to help! more and will be a contributor on the one who is more hyper and emotion- Miller's contacts with high school Career Services Walk-In Resume Critique Charleston High School team for the al." coaches in illinois should make for next two years. To watch Mike achieve a career easier local recruiting. Bring a completed resume "He was a perimeter player there, so accomplishment was big for a family "I think the basketball that is played Wednesday, April 13, 2005 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm we'll see how that goes here," Miller that is a close-nit group. around here gives Charleston a great said. 'Til probably have to sit in the "Mike has two brothers in recruiting base and there's talent all Rm. 1301 Human Services Center living room and sell his mom on the Monmouth and the whole Miller around here right now," Miller said. www.jobsrv.eiu.edu PANTHER SPORTS CALENDAR TODAY BAsEBAll AT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 3 p.m. WEDNESDAY SoFTIIAU VS. ST. LOUIS (2 ) 2 p.m. 8 ASE114U VS. ST. XAVIER 3 p.m. FRIDAY WOMEN'S TENNIS AT OVC CHAMPIONSH IPS through Sunday SATURDAY 8 ASIUU VS. SAMFoao (2) 1 p.m. TuEsDAY, APRIL 12, 2005 Eastern Illinois University, Charleston THROWING HEAT MATT STEVENS AD should do his job Congratulations to Mike Miller. Hopefully wins will pour into Eastern's program; Lantz Arena is rocking and rolling next year and our players continue their current academic success rate. But I can't help but wonder if we acted like the majority of college athletic departments, this Monmouth native would not be the final result. The search committee had a number of difficult decisions to make in a short process, and, eventually on Saturday morning, they unanimously came up with our new leader of the men's basket- ball program. My claim is that Bud STEPHEN HAAS/THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS Fischer, committee member, and Ab