Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC July 1999 Daily Egyptian 1999 7-16-1999 The Daily Egyptian, July 16, 1999 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_July1999 Volume 84, Issue 166 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1999 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in July 1999 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .-+· r ATTENTION: b THESE DOCUMENTS ARE FILMED EXACTLY AS THEY ·wERE RECEIVED. IN SOME CASES, PAGES MAY :BE DIFFICULT TO READ. SOME PAGES APPEAR TO HVE OVERLAPPING DOCUMENTS. BUT THEY WERE 0 PHOTOCOPIED IN THIS MANNER. SANDRA MASON DIRECTOR OF RECORDS MANAGEMENT SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, UNIVERSITY MICROGRAPHICSDEPARTMENT CARBONDALE, ILLINOIS 0 SKIDDING OUT CALENDAR OUTDOORS Bike S11rgeon to lumg 11[, The EGrl'TIAN lists summer events Ski team takes to the water. s/,anner, ratchet in 23 months. in the Carbondale and regional !'AGE 12 l'AGE3 areas. PAGE 6,7 (Fr.Jm right) Elise Kauzlaric, "Rase Smith," Anna Beth Purcell, "Tootie Smith," and Leah Proitt, "Agnes Smith," rehearse·"Mect Me in St. Louis." The family-oriented musical is the final production for the Summer Playhouse Series in Mcleod Theater. The play opens al 8 tonight. Cast and orchestra set to bring 1904 St. Louis Fair back to life STORY BY KELLY E. HERnEIN have worked and how beautiful e\'erything is." and attend the 1904 Exposition St. Louis World gain further knowledge into the 1900s and its PHOTO BY MJNGSZU YU The final theatrical production for the Fair," he said. setting, yet admits that the actors are responsi­ Mel.cod Summer Playhouse Series, "Meet Me The play showcases a year's events with the ble for communicating a particular tone to the s rite tecltnical crell' of "Meet Me in St. Louis," begins at 8 tonight in the Smiths, an upper-middle class family. Four sis• audience. in St. u/llis" dabs and strokes tlte Mel.cod Theater. ters and one bmthcr share their personal strug• "I used the Internet for much of the A final coats ofpaillt across tlte The family-oriented love story and mu~ical glcs and triumphs throughout the seasons, research," he said. "I also read about it, but it's arclting purple and gold backdrop of revolves around the lives of four young girls including broken mmances, new-found lm·es not so much the facts which make this piece Alcleod Tlteater; Catlterine Hesse walks Y.hosc lives are turned to chaos when their and delicate courtshirs. work: ii is the physicality involved. You can see father wishes to move the family 10 New York The musical includes t:1e songs ''The Boy the difference in the girls the minute they put along in \\'01Ulen11e111 at tlte vibrant colors the petticoats on, you just can't read that." and realism of tlte stage. for a job advancement. Jack Parkhurst. the Next Door," ''The Tmlley Song," "Have play's director said. Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," as well as ''This looks so wonderful," Hesse (fatcr ''This is primJrily a love story, but also the title tune, "Meet Me in St. Louis." Smith) said. "I can·t belie\'e how hard they invol\'es a family's desire lo stay in St. Louis Parkhurst said he used several techniques to Vol. 84, No. 168, 12 pages Southern Illinois University at Carbondale single co/ry free D11Ll' EGYPmN News c.,1crJ..r11rmJr-..il,nt b~-.)pgl-.a:11::,,nmJ.ir,, h.1,vrthr-('l'fflt. lht nrm m~ indiut t... ,~, d..irt-, pU.Cr~,1Jmh~1m ;mJ"'J",n"'Ifti:htt"\fflT :nil~ r.>l'N'..tnd ~"K,nl'dtht-f'('NIO"J1.hnm:Jrts::thr item lrem->hJJltJd1,T.rc-Jui-C.fl",fMlic;,1,,,ru.l\u,IJm~.fm"ffl ll,t7.A!l,;ilt""..hrntffl.'l,1h.1 Calendar Jlj"J't'.l'fl'fl 'lnt"ll,'.1lul,n,;•~f'IU1\.i:u11. f\.1 oten.Lu 1nf.llfl'nd "'lO u11l N' 1;,ltn""·~ the ffllnr. J\lmanau TOD.AV metal work of Cappy Wolf and • Memorial Hospital end iHIS WeEi{ IN 1995: Ri:hard S10ne, showing unfil Schnuds wiU be offering o free • Library Affairs Powerf'oint, July 24. fiee admission. Shopping for Good Heallh • According to SIUC othlelic deportment records, July 16, 2 lo3:15 p.m., Morris Supermarket tour, July 20, 2 lo men's sports teams logged behind women's sports library 103D, 453-281 B. 3 p.m., Schnuch Slore. Groups teams in regards to the cumula!ive grade point over­ U!?COMING of 8 lo 12 people will , "Olk ages al their athletes. Alter the J 995 spring semes· • "Meet Me in St. louh"-A ter, the women's sports cumulative GPA was 2.96 and Hea,tworming Muicol, 8:00 through the supermarket aisle- SATURDAY: • •Meet Me in SL I.Duis"-A la the men's was 2.7.5. p.m., chiidren and students S6, by-aisle; leo'l'ling understand Heartwarming Musical, July 17, Portly cloudy seniors S10, adults Sl2, food lobelsJjet the mos! from • Movies playing in Corboodole were "Species," 22, 23, 24, 8:00 p.m., July 25, their food lors, and plan Hi3h: 92 McLeod Theater, "!he Bridges of Modisor. County; "Pooonontos," Low: 69 Communicolions Bldg. Coll the 2:00 p.m., children and stu· enj:!'bk low lot or specioi "Congo: "Apollo 13," "Broveneort," "Batman box office of 453·3001. dents S6, seniors Sl 0, adults mco s. Tuesday's Topic is Forever" and "Cosper." S12, McLeod Theater, Weight Management Strategies. Communicofions Bldg. Coll the For registrofion, contact 549· • Sunset concert featured the music of Hoodoo Cots, • Oops Entertainment Group box office ol 453·3001. 0721 ext. 65141. while Mcl.eod Theater's Summer Playhouse Series was presents 'What Goes Around. showing 'lost in Yonkers." . .: (A Dramofic comedy obo,Jt • L,'brary Affairs Poweri'oint, the ups, downs end go 'rounds • School of the Prophets is July 21, 10 lo 11:15 o.m., of Black folks ot SIU], 8:00 offeringofree=,on Morris library 103D, Police Blotter p.m., S2, Student Center llas;cs of Organic Go ening 453·2818. Ed,1or-in.Cfiiel: Jaye1te Boli111ki with V/oyne Weisemon, July Ad Manager. Nan<y orrveri Auditorium. Contact Kristie • L,'brary Affairs Intermediate 457-6536. 18, 3 to 5 p.m., Sufi Porl: Clauified: Rolanda M<Cr1111on Web Page ~dion [HTML), • A University employee told SIU police she wos Gorden, 510 N. Springer. Business: Chet Fritz • Southern lllinoh Urbon Contact Todd 529-5044. July 21, 2 lo 4 p.m., ,¼mis Ad Prcdudion: B.irgit Wheeler battered in o compus parking lot around 5 p.m. Lilirory 103D, 453-2818. Generol Manage:: Robert Jaross Monday by on unknown men. An investigalion is Fishing Program is offeri~free lishid] dinics, June 7 to Ju 30, • L,'brary Affairs ProGuest Foculty Monog1ng Edilor. lance Spc,re underwO)', police said, end the victim provided • SIU So,1ing dub meeting, Display Ad Diroc:lor: Sheni Kill'oon Direct,July 19, 2 to 3 p.m., police with n description of the suspect end the sus­ two inics each day-Mon. danified Ad Manager. Jerry Bush Morris library l 03D, every Wed., B p.m., Student pect's vehide. 1he s~sped is described cs o 30·to· thru Fri., 9 to 11:30 o.m. and 1 Center Illinois Room. Contact Produdion Manager. Ed Delmaslro 453-2818. 35-yeor-old white men with o skinny lo medium lo 3:30 p.m. All fishing rods, Shelley 529-0993. Aa:cunt Ted, Ill: Debro Clay reels, bait and equipment pro- Mkrcx:cmputer SpeclaJist. Kelly Thomas build end brown heir end brown eyes. • lnlerVarsify Christian vided. dinics for kids, parents, Office S)'Stem> Aul slant Holly Tanquary Fellowship Bi'ble Study, July 20, • Universiz.Museum presents • Kennel!, lee, 31, of Corbondole was arrested seniors and other interested •Music in Gorden• featuring 7 p.m., 1317 Meadowbrook ond charged with possession of drug porophemo· gro,:;,s. For reservofons Copy d,ie~ Josh Sanseri end In. Contact Kara 351-7516. ~awer Jones, oltemotive lio and operofing a vehide with a suspended dri­ inlormofion mll 6 l 8·453-6091. July 22, noon lo 1 p.m., Copy Editon: C.A. Sudchai BenSmiib ver's license when he was stopped on Tower Rood • Library Affairs lntroducti;,,, to University Museum Sa.ilpture • SIUC Museum presents the JasonKni>er north of Chautauqua Rood al 7:59 p.m. lee posted the WWW using Netscope, July Gorden, North End of Foner MFA Summer Exhibits. cash bond and was released pending a later court The 20, 10 lo 11 a.m., Morris Hall; ln case of roin, the event dote. showing will include summer library 103D, 453-2818. wiU be held inside the University exhibits featured in various • Shirley A. Ralls, 62, of Jonesboro was arrested Museum. Free admission. media by students groduofing • Women's Services presents and charged with driving under the inHuence of Contocl Lori 453-5388. with a Moster of Fine Aris aloahol at 7:25 p.m. Tue>day afier crashing her Project Mosk; ii you ore o sur- degree, showing unfil Aug. 7. vivor of sexual ossault or abuse, • Library Affoh Introduction lo vehide on Fem Ridge Rood west of Touch of Constructing Web Pages Nature Rood. Rolls was not injured in the incident, Free admission. child sexual abuse, domestic vio- Jenee or rnaritol rope, Women's (HTML), July 22, 1 to 3 p.m., University police said, and she was token lo • SIUC Museum presents Services encourages you lo par- Manis library 103D, Jackson County Jail, "Ambassador's Choice," o 453-2818.