Eastern Illinois University The Keep April 2005 4-12-2005 Daily Eastern News: April 12, 2005 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2005_apr Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: April 12, 2005" (2005). April. 8. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2005_apr/8 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the 2005 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in April by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "Tell the truth and don't be afraid. " SPORTS + Weekend track and field results: page 12 TUESDAY APRIL 12 2005 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-<X5 season. llllk® lllilll:oo' ap®aka ~ llliiinc • p:Jtllaa cmltmlllll• MomuJ aOOtoommomi'm Ulx!l gram not have just a good team or one phase of it. "We finally can get things established and start working lnmHnl h<ootllaOOomCtoofl.r . · w&ll ~ !heM C@d o'J lfuillllX!<m'IW81o "We want everything. We want it all to come together." k<miba'll p~llllp li@jjllaOO!lc • k S.JlliD:dla. And while Miller will be the new face of the program, SEE MILLER PAGE 9 Candidates for VPSA are chosen BY jENNIFER I'ERYAM ADMINISTRATION EDITOR 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<tm ~ lit1ltllS\l ap<OOJ ~k• {]!he IOOadl oll Pmpe J Pa'!ll II M®GJiaJ iiD • liOC!liD University, Rick Brandel, dean of students at Northern iiD 'llb®aa lid llol!lr1iiP11oJ Ulx!l @!l:ii@k@m<!lll lhiia !ill•U• <illl W®dlooadaJ wlh'!hl eaJiing ll!mclb i'm ~mfnlc !k.ffi a mmdl. Arizona University, Daniel Nader, associate vice president for Student Affairs at Tulane University in New Orleans, Randy Hyman, interim vice president for Student Aff.Urs and enroll- ment management at Ball State University and Eileen Sullivan, vice president for student development at Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa. Papal poultry hits eBay 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.