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Luechtefeld\iV1vs;ba,1otS,l11<1Y b~ recount~~·· . incunibent Ltiechtcfold stood ~t : l"lllllpaign manai;er. iiaid shc ~ever . Illinois State Board or Elections many votes a.~ Luechtefeld •. By Dylan Fenley

D,1ily Ei;ypli,m Reporter 40.689 votes to DemocrJi Bmwn·s lost faith lhat:Lucchtercld would within.tivedaysor1herelca.scofthe . Under Illinois law, a recount is 40_!:62. · . · · emerge as the \'.ictor. ·.· . ._ official results. Don Schultz. the . not binding." · · ·

Stc\·e Piuman. Bmv.-n·s·campaign · "I was surprised 1hat it was as boanl"s·direclor of elcclion opera-_ tr ii produces a different result· manager. said Lucchlefeld"s s_lim close as ii wa.,;. but.I knew all along lions. said. · _ · from the original CQUnl, the contest: Stale Sen. David Luechtefeld

dcfcalcd challenger Barbara Brown in lhc race for the 581h Illinois Scna1c Db1ric1 by only 127 voles Tuesday. but Bruwn"s ,zam­paign manager says 1he candidate may call for a recount of lhe votes.

. margin ofvi"1ory w.urJnts a recount. · that we"d win.:· !>hc said.··. · ' . · Pinman !>Uid Bnr.,n·s campaign· · ing ·c:mdidate must file an election of 1hc b:1llo1s: · Malafa said a ~-ounl willl-ontim1 will strongly consider tiling for a · contest with the Illinois Senate::

·•wi1h the election being 1his close 1he lir!>t l·oun1. •. ,. . , . n."Counl ·immcdialely atier lhc orti- Schultz said. , and with the fa~t that a number of She said the manual count in l"Cr~ cial totals are rele-.1.scd Nov. 25.. . .'1'hc Scnalc would hc.ir lhe con• - .

. precincts in Perry County were : lain arc-.1.~ of Perry County is accu-::: Schultz said io:qualify for:a' :1cs1 if there is one by a candidate. '. . counting ballols by hand in!>tCad or rJIC because election judges from recount. 1he losing l"llndidalc in an and 1hcy would have 1he final say on by machine. we fl-el it is imp,.inant tx11h panit.-s Sign~"() the n.-suhs. l-cl1i- · c1Cl1ion must ha,·c n.~-civcd at le-.1.,1 'the oulcomc:~ he said." The 101als in whal was the clus­

csl race in 1hc· area were not released until after 2 a.m. Wednesday. when Republican

to make sure that lhc l"ounl is a~-cu- fying lhcy were ~-urrecl. · _ 95 p.11.-cnl u.~ many votes a., 1hc win- Brown and Luechtefeld could not m1c:· Pinman !>Uid. . · · Under st.Uc ;1~1u1cs. a n.-qul!!>I for . ner did. be reached for commenl a.,; or pres.,;

Janelle l\lalafa. Lucch1cfcld"s ·;1 recount must be filed wilh 1hc Bmwn reccivcd_')(?·7 pcn:cnl as time Wcdnc.~ay. ·

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when he wa, 27 )Car.. old. Hi, lir!>I pmg- · ahuuuhc danl!ers of ,mokinl! :ii area "'"i' l!a\c him ,,nlv ,ix month, to lin:. a ~h1x1k . ~. · ~

A, a ,11r\irnr of l."llllccr: l\lkhael ~ ., · -< · • •·· . _Grey_ ..:iid he ha, piiiicd i, new prcdi1:1ion 1h.11 la1er \\ould pmvc 111 _ he Grey ~id his willingncs., 111 mlunlccr

ouilunl. 1111 life ihat _helps him in~·orn."CI. . · hi, 1i111c slem, fnim his light with l"lllll"Cr • . ,hare hi, e:1.pcriencc: wiih nthcr i::mccr ' N11,\ Jfi ycar..old :ind in n:mi"inn or ""I had ne,cr heard of 1hc-An1cri~an patiem, and hi, ,iudc:nt,. : ·, . i::1111.w. :Grey cn_jnys hiking. mppclling Culll-cr S1,cie1y before."" Gn.-y !>Uid. · .

· ··1 nuw know \\h;it a p.itienl i, going ;md ,wimrnin!!. · .:·1 _ 1hnugh1 I had ·Mime obliga1ion to 1hmugh fmm pcr~onal cxpcric:nl-c."· Grcy. · Uc al,11 i, ·•he: ,·kc ch;1irman of the hclp:nul. nr vnlun1ccr in_ ~11mc ,vay: an SIUC tl"i,tant pn1ti...,,or of rmlinlngic Jack..i•n C1111111y unit of the American lhnugh: _ I picked _lh_e American Can,e_r !>CiClll."C. !,.lid. ""I I.now ;1h11111 1hc \111i1it-. : C;111ccr S1icie1y. .•. , . . . · ·.: S1~k'ty bi.~wJusc, ii is lhe l:lfl!e..1 nr.;ani1.a­ing. 1he fati!,!UC. hair hi.., and n.111-.i:a. II · .111i, 11111111h. Grey i, helping nr.;ani1e· • ·1inn in 1he U.S .. whcre •.he foundalion.of al!>11 help, gi\c my ,tudc:111, a different cwnh li1r1he Gn:.11 Amcrii:an S11111kL00111. · ·, · pcr!>JX"Clivc nn 1he 1hing-il1~):l,cam:•, . ,~hh:h_ i, :o,p1!n:-orc:d hy:•h~ Amcric:.111

SIUC :students ·_show ·concern, .optilllism fQr· ··partisan split

By.Emily Priddy . D,1ily E~ypli,111 Reporter

·.?:.;some SIUC ~tudenl'i c:11.prcs.scd l'Olll-Cm and Mlmc · had 1.wJutious oplimism ubout lhc polenlial ellccls of

1he panisan split bc1wccn tlie fedcml cx~-culive and · legislali\'c bmn,hcs af1cr Tucsday·s c!Cl1ion. • , · Allhough President Bill ·ctinton dcfea1ed Republican' challenger Bob Dole; lhc RcpuhikwJns mainlain~'t.1 con1ml of both houses or Congrc.,,.

,\mcricans can gain much ' from ihc division of power 911s Bode bciwcen' Rer.ublicans and ~-. Dcm11c:rn1s if holh panics are willing to comprnmisc. one SIUC sludcnl said. ··-rm really happy about the Rcpublil!ans relaining 1.-ontrul or lmth chambers of Congress."" · D-Jrik Williams. a senior inpolit-k"lll M:iclll-c rmm We.t Fmnkfon. · · : said. ··t think il"s a sign 1ha1 1hc · • Gus says: It Amcri'-wJn people want a divided looks lilce. government. I 1hink maybe Hillary gets to people · arc wanting run the country

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Classiffed •• PR• 7 Co_mics ••• pg. 10

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Ii • H~bitat ~or. Hu~i;y meeting, Nov.;7,s 7 p.m., Student Center..

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• Eq~estrian T~ & Riding Ciub · meeting, every Thursday: Nqv. 7, ",

, ,,.,, · · · · • 'usG·Town Meeting.-- express ri la4te o1,·~••• '. • · · • ... •. .' thoughtsaboutriots,Nov.7;8p.m.,

Attention. Veterans!-. , .. · ·.· At:~',?~' '. • . ~tpd!!nt Development brown ' Student Cenier Fininh Floor Video

. '. · :· . . . . , · • J!,:; · ; . bag ltJE¢~.,. guest spcm:er,MaplYI] Lo~ng.e; Contiict!oe :it 536-3_ 381: · i .•Delicious Sandwiches.;";• •· , Detomas1 from-Career Services,

Celebrate Veterans Day with us!

The SIU VeteransAssociation is having a• Veteran·'s Day Party

Saturday Nov. 9th 7:00,pm atthe' American Legion in Carbondale

The main dish is BBQ. pork by Jim Wa}'.ne, the rest is potluck.

All are welcome

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' H .:hd c. • I Nov, 7, 11 a.m. t~ 12:30 p.m., •. Pro-Lifemeetihg,Nov.7,8to9 .• ome.,.J,e voups . : ' .. D Student Center Missouri-Room. p.ril.,' Student Center Activity

!_Rich European _Coff~: . Contact Michelle at 453-,57)4. . Room,B. Con!act Courtney at

•Gourmet Desserts • Blood Drive; Nov:7;noon to .. 529-0?.24

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Con~ Tiffany ~t453-1049. · . Nov. 23, 7 a.m., meet at Country • ,: Gamma Beta· Phi ~eeting - Fair parking lot. Fee SIS, make remember to bring childrenrs reservations by Nov. 9. Contact books, Nov. 7, 6 · p.ni, Student.. Gail ~ 300 S. Glenview Dr. Center Video Lounge. Contact U· PCO·• MING.•

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CARBONDALE SIUC law profess,qr new Law library official

James Duggan, a.o;sociate pro-- fcssor of the SIUC School of

L,w, was elccted·vice president of the Mid-American Association ofl..aw Libraries Oct. 25 and \\ii! become president, next year on• i

Oct.27. . The Mid-American Assoc'-·

iation of Law Libraries covers nine states and is a, nonprofit · 1

organization who~ sole purpose· · is to promote law librarianship; It is a chapter of the National· Association of I.aw Libraries.

Duggan is the only non-library · director who has received this· appointment. He will head pro- 1

grams of the association with this appointment.

Duggan has been a member of the Nation'al Association of Law Libraries for eight years.

Frank Houdek, director of the SIUC School of I.aw Library, is the national president of the'

. National Association of Law Libraries.·

CARBONDALE Students,· chancellor to discuss Halloween riots

Student leaders will meet with Chancellor Donald Beggs and City Manager Jeff Doherty at 8 tonight in the Student Center video lounge to discuss the Halloween riots .

Undergraduate Student , . Government is hosting the town

hall meeting to allow students and community members to express their concerns about the riots, Joseph Frederick, USG public relations commissioner, said.

Members of USG, the. Graduate and Professional .. Student Council. the Black • · Affairs Council and the Inter­Greek Council also arc expected to attend.

WASHINGTON.

Less than half possible voters went to polls

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~~i~~~Jia~~~~~e~ : ~merican?lhaiaiH r The SIUC American-I_ndfon fM~f(£!f{Nt:r!tii\ \ Association has been promoting · - , - -l and sharing its cultural heritage with c:arbondale and SIUC also r. :• through various programs on cam- · was part of the reason for the . ~-. • pus for less than a. year.'.,;. : . : , . grou,l)'s formation·carlier this year •. · • t .. )~ow; th,e group of:30.members · Creasy, along wit\1 co-foundt:r , ' \ • has an.entire month of the SIUC ~nthoriy Beery. an SIUC gradu-

,, \ ·. · calendar to help them. · · _.. . ate student and jewebysmith. said· . · • ; · Getting• SIUC to recognize• an she founded the organization with .

· ·official' month for. American . the goal of promoting American~ Indians-for the firsttimc in SIUC Indian st_ud_ent recruitment and, history '.was not as tough ns it. retcntio!J. . . , _ . , .

• migh\ SOU,!ld, Jri~' Creasy, Sil}~ ... <;~Y said .t!•:re arc .a~ut,\?~ ' I.; a' .l~:~'.i; •. _ Am~rican-!ndia,n Ass?ciation, _, 1denttfied ~menc.3n Jndums on

,,-;,~·'· :,:. · , . president; srud. . . . . campus: . . • . ,. if.'f]./,.".,'.•;~ . "It was just a matter of. ~king, Creasy sai~ SIUC's. official sui: :~,~,:-;.-;:;,·~ · :} . an_d• they-agreed,-!'~ she-said: •'!J, '. .port of,Amencan-Ind1an M_onlh 1s , , rt r . ··\~f~.t~; ' .. 1alked:1o'Hairiet Barl0\V; wnowis~; just anoµier' example of th: SU~

,.;:::. ,:_-..:c,- the associate director of Student port the group has found m the ,.,..,. _."::.tt,~·:.~-~ · Development, and 1 l told' her it community afterformjng the orga-,f.:'!!tr,!,:;54::"·: , would be nice to have American- nization: · · "'.t't:•.,~}'.7"'.;~,i,: Indian Month here on campus." She said support came in many

,:.-<J':ii,'i ~ _a.result; SIUC will celebrate forms from SIUC staff, f~culty • '1/"'"t> . an American-Indian Month this ; students and C:1$>ndale residents, ·

¢ :'S{;f.\ month, and the association has _ One of.the association's next J, 0.;.,:·/_ scheduled s~ial events through- · events will feature a group of

~3t;,:',t;•· ' out November for the entire Amerii;an Indian dancers. · ~::.JF:i)-'.:2 Carlxmdalc community to enjoy, Saturday's Storyteller Day will-;{<"4!,:;:,_, Creasy said thefederal govern- feature American Indian stories

~,,,':':'.:::- mcnt also recognizes November and 1a dance performancc1by the

a.~ American-Indian Month. . American Indian Exhibition ·cre:isy, ii Cherokee· \Yho said Dancersi The event will feature

she devotes about 30 hours a week three performances at· IO a.m .• to the group; said this month's • noon·and 2 p.m. at Quigley Hall events arc only an extension of the on campus, · . · association's· interaction with ihe . "It's my dream to have exhibi-coinm~nity •. : · . . tion dancers from snic." she said.

"'An,xwhere we get a call, we tiy Creasy said ·she would like to 'to gor Creasy said. "We go into sec the group represent SIUC and' tht: schools and the churches; and• th_e organization in travels and per-

'---------;-"":'--,--------...:...cc;;._ _____ __;,._'-.J· ·: we'\·e_ done some arts and· crafts formanccs. . AMY StR,\USS-_ 1heD,iilyEg,p1ia~ · · works~ops. We try to indude the . . "ThaCs prelt)'Optimistic, but

community as we!I · as the c~m- we're worldng on it." she said. ;Jrfs Crellsy, SIUC Americmt fodian associatio1111reside11t, prepiifes a·,. pus."'; · ·. · . • -. · The association also plans to dough for a taco meal to celebrate A11terica1i I1i.ifimi 11io1ttl(. . , Creasy said the enthusiasm ofc . · :--------·· Wed11~da!!, aft.cm~o!,at 5011/h':nt Ijills area office. ., ,... ,. :.,: ~ ·-:_- · sharing ·American-Indian c.ulturc - see AWA!{ENESS, page 7, '

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Student voter turnnut dedines '. • • • • '... • • • • :· - _;. ,--· ._ > ,,:., ·, y. ~ -~ ' • - ' : ' '. ~. ,. : ..,. • . ; , - • • • - ·, ~·. • .. -· • .. ~ :. -. • : • ' . ·: -

By Christopher Miller Daily Egyptian Reporter

- In 1988 and 1992. voter turnout excuse." includesEvcrgreenTerrace,ah~us-. in those predominantly student-pop- · Jeff Kennel, a junior in radiOt'tele-. ing area for non-traditional stu_dents.

ulated precincts was 61 percent and . vision from, McHenry. said he did Precinct, 23; which includes Brush Voter· u;rnout in SJUC student~· 51 percent, respectively. • not vote becausdt was not that Towers. was second· highest ar45

Less than half of the_ voting age ! dominated precincts Tuesday was However, turnout also was down • important to him; · . percent. · · · population showed up at the polls i significantly lower th_an in previous niore than 12 · percent countywidc... "It seemed· like you, were voting John S. Jackson, dean of SIUC't Tuesday, the lowestturnout since · presidential elections, county ,·oting · from 70 percent in the previo_us two · for the lesser of two evilst he.said! · ·e::ollege of Liberal· Ans, said the . the 1920s, analysts said· records indicate. · prcsidential'elections to 57.4·per- . ••rve got better-things to do than'• r:esults of Tuesday's election Wednesday. Jackson County's lower _votirig cent thjs election, Jackson County • study the candida!c_s,", . . . · appeared to be a vote for the status

State tabulations indicate that figures follow a national trend of Clerk Irene.Carlton said; Carbondale Prccinct,3; which quo. · . ·, . . -95.8 million people voted, about sinking turnout. Tuesday, 49 per- . Blair. Brnicky, a -s'enior· in fncludes the area behind the Student. . .. Students arc either satisfied with 48.8 percent of the voting age· cent of registered voters showed up . radi0t'1elevision from Calumet City. Recreation Center,:had a'242-per- t~c. staius qi.lo or they jus1· don•1: population. according to Curtis B. at the polls. an all-time national low said .even. if people are dissatisfied·· cent voter turnout, the lowest of any care," Jackson said;·. . .' . · · Gans. director of the Committee fora presidential election. - ; :',:.: : with the candidatesj they should• pn;cin:t h~ qu-t>ondale,, •. _ '. : ·;;_ '._ :\Yitp_out a:.~ontroyersiallissue or : for the Study of the American Tumout·on-Tucsday in Jack.~cin,' -choose one. ' ' . · • · Precmct~ with. few students had• national c.-risis to.galvanize voters, Electorate. Turnout was down in Coun1y averaged about 40 percent "!just voted because r felt· it was turnouts ranging from 50:- to 75 per~ interest in the election is likely to_ be every state, Gans said. and was of registered voters in precinct~ that my social responsibility." Brnicky cenh · , . ., . . · · . . . , low, Jackson said;. ' · · the lowest since 1924 and the . have high student popula_tions; . said. "Some. people think that: no The highest ra1e of turnout in stu<: "In the absence of the compelling second lowest since 1824. · namely Carbondale Precinc~~ 3, 11 •. ; matter .who's in. offi~e. nothing's dcnt-d_ominated precincts was 55· issues, people cari be distracte_d by

Those.figure.~ were similar 10 22. 23. 24. 25 and 26, going to.change.:That's not ~n p!!rcent in Precinct ~4, which · ·the frivolous:· he said. ·

I r the es1imatc by_Voter News Service, a joint venture of the major television networks and Ilic Associated Press, which put turnout between 48 percent and 49 percent. VNS cdilorial director Murray Edelman, who estimated that the ligure·was closer to 48 percent, based'his calculation on

.:slim victories may nleafl mqre 0tQfrlprorhise - · Republic~ns retaincd·contml·of ... islation through the House next . •. ·Ross Ho'del, Illinois Board of By Jennifer Cam~Jcn

Daily Em•ptian Reporter · . the state Scnat~. . · . - . . · · ' . year. . · · .·. _ ... · - _· _ . . _· • ·. •. _ •· Higher Edui;ation deputy· direcior. -Bost, who wa.~ first elected' in . /•Before; J, could. say,. 'Mr •. · said the' change of leadership' iri ' actual vote tabulations from

·every state coupled' with esti­mates of the number of absentee and write-in ballot~ not yet avail-

· · . 1994· when, Republicans took the ·-~:Speaker (state.Rep. Lee Daniels. R- . Hous·e appri:>priaiion · and higher . _ The slim Democr.itk majority in House, said it will be a little more •· · Elmhurst), this is important t_o my education committees could slightly ·•the Illinois House.resulting frnm difficult to move his legislation 'area, Whe11 can• )Ve get• thi_s• impact stale universjties.--· '." .. -

able. . . · , . · · Tuesday's election means more· through the . House. with · a mm•ed?.,- he said, . ._ • . He·said the p;irti~n change will compromise wilr be necessary in Democratic majority. Bost defeated : .< Because just two votes separate 1101.maner, but.he said the current next year's legislative se.~ion. state his_ Democratic challenger J_ohn . the Housc·s makeup. Bost ,said. 'Republican ch.airs of those commits . Rep. Mike Bost. R-Murphysboro, Rendleman Tuesday: . , . . : ' ' _: c,·ery legislator must have that tees represent districts ,vit)1 public says, . ' "It'll: be a.unique and diffe~nt• · bridge-built!,ing ;ipproach. · : "• universitie.~;And he said the future·

O1her cxpen.~ said final tabul~-'. tions ,von·t be completed•for months, but that the figures arc , unlikely to change by more than a few tenths of a percentage point.

.. ,t is a return 10 the pattern of declining participation,": · said Gans. ·

J?emocrat~. won 6_0 House seats . experience for me,'' he said: "It' II :- : .. The amount of bills moved that Democratic chairs may not : wh!le Republicans_ won 58 Tuesday,. • be different_ because the pl:Jyers will· . arc·strictly Democratic or strictly: · 111u.s, he said. public univer.;itics which means the leadership of the. change a little bit.". ', -, ··• . - : ,. Republican !supported) will be. may-not be. represented as well _House ·and alJ· of its con:imittees, . B~s_t .said he will have.It? tiuild a'. ve~. very.few,". h!! said, '11Jere's because the new chairs could ha\'C • after two years _of Republican con- coahuon of representatives from> gmng t(? have to be more consena trol. will again be Dcmocrati_c; · '. both parti~~ 1o·mo-.;e:impo_rtant leg~~'· sus, o{n'?thing will be moved;'' · '

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SOME PEOPLE AROUND HERE ARE PRE'f!Y · creepy. ,- ....

Take, for instance, the person who took issue with a stu- · dent .who had two letters published in the Daily Egyptian recently~ one h·arshly ·criticizing the city's policy on th_e Halloween "celebration." Instead of calling Wilkinson_ or writing a letter to the DE, the person decided to anony­mously send the·student's parents·a copy·of the;letter along with a weird, handwritten note deriding the sttident':inifliis parents. .

:Thursday, November 7, 1996

As the student who wrote the letter has noted, sending the mail to his parents was pure cowardice. Whoever wrote the letter should have left the student's parents out of the issue. It seems contradictory to demand responsibility from· students and then harass their paren'ts about their actions;·

as~d~~:::~~~! .~!~1.~!;.8p1!!f~!';.';;:i~:1~ . StudentnOt li\f illg up to title are spending their time and energy on the Halloween issue,. Aft~r reading the article in the equal, but.I am proud_ to say _the when the mighty one turns you but accomplishing nothing to solve the problem. The com- Noy. 5 Daily Egyptian·, I have "white man" will never be equal away. .. . · · munity, both students and residen_ts, need to quit placing some things to say to Mr. Hale. to the ~black man." . Finally, you stated that one of blame on groups and start looking fer solutions. Let me start by stating that I Do you honestly think that a your main tasks is to "straighten.

The student who wrote a letter comparing Carbondale will refer to you as Mr. Hale · white man could survive the tor- out the befuddled thinking of the Police Chief ·Don Strom to a Nazi leader and a group of throughout this letter. . • ture that many black· men, white man."

people who du.mped. flyers on the Strip with a cartoon por- A reverend is a man of God. I women and children have lived In my opinion, you need to· do not know what God· you with for centuries? · straighten out your befuddled

traying SIUC students· as babies show that the ''phantom praise, but the God I worship is a Mr. Hale, it is men like· you · mirid. This white man's mind is writer" is not the only person dealing with Halloween the creator of all and loves all peo- who arc turning our country into far from being befuddled, and I wrong way. · pie. . a society full of racism and stand up for what I believe in.

These people are entitled to their opinions but they should ·. Mr. Hale, you arc full of hot air hatred. · Mr. Hale, take your head out of ~ea step back and,evalu_ate their actions; are they really and have a very _shallow mind. I Also, I have a comment on your butt-and let us face reality. doing anything to help alleviate the troubles surrounding hope you never sec me in a pub- your statement, "the superior Racism docs not belong: in our Halloween?·····. · " lie atmosphere because I love an does not run from the inferior." society.

Pro.bably not What they are probably doi_ng· • howev.er, is' . 'Africari-Amcric::n woman. Lct'mc"tcll you a thing or two. Mr. Hale, you should not USC • • I hope this is eating at your In this situation, you arc the God as your scapegllat to pro-

giving those who disagree with them another reason to do mind and heart that a white man inf.:rior, and the man upstairs is · mote mcism. so. Nothing will be accomplished by actions like these. loves and cares for an African - ·the superior •. lf you bclievc·you . .

The past several years have shown that the comm uni- American womari. will get into the mighty kingdom Andrew H. Maiso11ne11~·e ty needs to modify its approach to Halloween, but doing so God· created people to be of heave~. you will be surprised junior; physical ed11catio11 · · will be much more complex :than calling· city officials oppressive and generalizing students as a bunch of spoiled particrs with no grasp of what it means to be responsible.

People who. want. to be part of the solution also should educate themselves about the issue before spouting off their opiniomt and proposals.

Rac;i$11)_ b~_ed :o·n· pre~jL1dgements · Once again, licre we go ·on the front of the Funky Pickle on the anchors and football coaches,

race issue. · Strip, and a white guy walked and especially the person who There arc two words that seem through the crowd and was phys- interviews you for. a prospcclivc

to constantly get mixed up when ically and verbally harassed. TI1is job, ~.ere .black. . THE RECENT TOWN MEETING HELD BY THE we speak of.the negative aspect was an example of black racism, · .Now stop and read that part

city was a small, but good step in the right direction. It also of race relations; and they are however rare it might be. . .. again. Realize that this is the illustrated some problems with the way people approach · prejudice and racism. Let us This act was reprehensible and reality for blacks in Carbon11'lle Halloween, however. Some students who spoke in favor of examine these wonls. · can never be justified. But that and most.other places in this

If you truly believe that whites was an experience that I have c9untry. The same people have finding a way to have a party demonstrated their ignorance · cannot jump, dance or whatever, rarely seen in my 26 years. · · ~ had these positions for years. of the _s.ituation by proposing solutions the city has already you arc pre-judging them. And All too often, when it comes to And if you believe that none of tried such as outlawing gl~ bottles at a street party. . : .- : when you step on tbccourtor the ·. the subject of racism,:sotjteone ·•them has, a: one time or anotbcr;·

One person on the other side of the issue wrongfully . dance floor; you may be in for·a·· will 'trivialize 'it with issues· lliat ··used their' power to· p·racticc stereotyped students as people who do not follow rules, not- big surprise. · really have nothing to do with the racism, then you arc in one of the , ing that he saw three students arrive at'city ha)l without However, if you arc SIUC's subjccL · ·· . . ·· same:catcgories as a racist -

head basketball coach; none of Let me help you understand ignoranL- · · feeding the parking meters. Plenty of students pay the whom have ever been black, and the message. If we look at racism . Remember, tomorrow· is, meters when they park and plenty of non-student residents you believe this stereotype and as a crucr circle, we can imagine · always a brighter day, so carry an do not To lump all students together as a group of scoffiaws use it as a reason not to have a Carbondale where the only har extra pair of shades for your does nothing to help reach a workable solution. Although whites on your team, you are that plays any sort of rock, hard neighbor. such comments_did not do_ anything to find a solution, city practicing raci~m; . . roe~ country ant{ folk was local- : · And for ~e young kids w!10 officials should be commended for their quick action to get. •. . T~ many tu~cs III these dis- cd III the bascmcnL may read _this, remember, while

. . . , th b. . - _ .. . ·, , cuss1ons, each side only wants to It would be a place where the men can Jump, and do not let com_mu_mty mput on e su ~ect · . · . . hear things to back their argu- mayor, city· mana~cr, police· anyone tell you· any. different.

It. ts time. to place hyperbol7 and blame aside m favor of . ment, so I will try to be fair. chief, landlords, president or the Keep hope alive: . · bramstormmg and compromtse. It may not be as easy as Yes, there are blacks out there park board, SIUC's ·chancellor, · pointing fingers and putting people down, but this .is the . who practice racism. For exam- · principals of botJ1 high schools Jihad Baker . only way Carbondale will solve the problem of Hallowee~. pie, one night I was standing in and all newspaper editors, TV junior; plrysical ed11catio11

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The EPA'sstandard for"ncgligi- regulation, · · · appropriate acti~n; · blc risk" is one extra case of cancer- . The WTl incinerator in .East . · Hazardous waste definitely is an· per million. peoP,lc. In its public Liverpool; Ohio, ,vas given a full- issu·e we· all need to. bei:.ome information, it offers little detailed burn permit by the state even involved with, as we arc responsible information 'of the ruu · impact of though it had failed the ~~t bum. It for i~ existenc:c.:This will be __ the : dioxin on public hca_lth: It is tru_e would be allowed to bum until the· nccessaiy course ifwc wish to have . that we have dioxin contamination permit was renewed about six years . a healthier. existence for- ourselves at or near risk.levels for cancer and· hiter. U.S. EPA official William and future generations. ·· other non-cancer disease. The non- . Sanjo\Jr stated tliat incinerators, cancer effects of dioxin tend to be "tend to depre.o;s :mi area in whi~h ·. Patrick Postlell'aii is a sop/we lifelong and multi-generation. man- they-arc located. from the p<Jint of wore in E11g/ish. · · ifcsting at levels as low as 100 times view of economics, public health, less than those associated with can- the environment and mnralc.",· ; :?P.·,_.:Js.· ~-~·~··.·,i:n. :::~~_,..l'_ilE.''"-';1_1_· ~. _';ii~_::_·,_:_, cei-. Aucntion deficit disorder and Many altemati\'cs to.incineration . . . . . . •· · , .• otherlcaming disabilities; abnormal have been shown to climinato•risk • . :,?1Wt;lj A: _,rE.E!-·.ANp:ARE. !8£,,! menstruation, disruption of adoles- of exposu_rc to htimaris and wildlife. · f'S.OLE <!1'.J!r!<!lf·.g_f:Tfl.E .AUIJ1,0R: 7 cent sexual dev~lopment. endocrine but bureaucratic agencies and corns ,: 1j!f:_-f_£Rf P~ES: CO.f!J.MN. IS. j system dysfun,;tion; chloracnc and peting waste technologies have ;; CJ1'~1ro., f!!E !l!B!,JC..;T,O,S.ll_l!~-1 weakened immune systems. cspc- pushcd.incineration.fo~ reasons ,,Af1!.,1.P.~Ef'T?~P~m; cially in children. arc just some of other than local public intere.st. This _ ~TO;;_THE,_;D-,JLl~;iE<fl'~TIAN,; the hea)th problems.in humans is a complicated issue in itself. , : , /fDT/lJRJAL (}FJ:1.CE:'.WfT1!.•41!!<;•'. 1 .

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··central Africa is being remade. of attention in U.S. poli1.-y circles. struggled -.yith ariothcr. African ·Tens· of thousands :ire dying •• Earlier. this m·onth, .. Secrctary of- tragedy of potcntially:epic propor­Hundrcds of thousands are on the • Staie _Warren Christonhcr .... ' made . tions. -This time. in eastern· Zaire. move. A government is ne:ir col- his first' visit to sub-Sahar'-.in Africn. where a.,; many as 500.000 people

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lapse. War is imminent, And the Quot_ing from . a speech.'.... :ire on the move to escape the cross-· Clinton adminL~tration has elfcctive7 · ChriMopherns,,ured reporters that the lire of an almo.,t unfathomable rurJy . . . . . . . ly fallen silent. · U.S.continuestohaveastrong inter- ofantal!onist.~: · ··'. ·_ : ·, · .. · · · .. · ?l\{,·"•·r,:•~Ka I- <'.a'~i ''ai·.-.: ti;(if ·11" ,·,:1' i,':,:; · .. ::-:- -...

Since the end of t_he Cold Wrir. c.~t in Afri~J; Bliwing to the \'icw of. ::.11 is entirely possible il1at tlJC _" ~ Wl ,er · t .y, ./e' /e · ~- t 1~. i:om a_ !..!ID7 aneurysm.' more than one million Afri1.·ans have . manyAfricanisl~ that IU<?,mu.:h_neg-'. result of_a great iJ.ebate on Africa· Spe ,yas 29 yeai: .o!d-. T~_e~e. ,~.~ -~~ wru:ni~g_- ·" ~.h~d not died in Angola. Burundi. Liberia. ath·e reporting is one reason why it is ,vouldbe a n:nional dedsic>n to not : discussed• organ, and· tJ551!e:-d,on~tton •. t.-~vish,,we_· h~cl ta,l¼ed, .

Rwanda. Somalia and in sc,·eral so difficult to build a domestic con-: ·m.ik···e majori:om. mitm.enl!·s·• sc. _nding. ·. ,a_ b·.·o .. ·u. fit.,b-/t;a.use. }_-d .. i~.i(·t·l§o··_w .... if· .. · C).,.,..: ... -~ ,_-,,.;cm.:··.::. '_: other lcs.~-publicized killing fields. stituency for Africa. he cmplfa,;ii..ed. a clear me. ... ,;age to Afri~s t~at they 't :was ~01ng 'what_ she: ,Wa!lted: Jc; t,, l:::,':An ct:r .1 lSSUe ' Greater carnage m:iy lie a)lC:ld Since· the democratic'~uccess in Mali and'. :ire on their own. Th!-1t ~voul~ be· ;thought ~v1:,,\:ere younf'ai:td' had:,,_: . ,. · • the disastrous U.S. intervention in : South Africa~ . unfonun:itc. Bui it would be bett~r .i lot of years· in· front of us: But. - Sliareyourlif~ShareJ'OUidecision7

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S l·•t·· . .· scienceprofessor,snidthe,division m,id~_haqusvision~~plan(or, Expe•·1ence . ~cerorheip~mariyoilie~peo-n , ; 1· . , , ••. ·• • . . , . will make it difficult to accomplish getting us to the 21st ceiltuty. were1 , :. .. 11 .. ple with their fights," Jensen s;ilil , -'~,~riiidtfr6,,\•jkftzh T;/J'. i. J!.:~g;l,uine)~~qi~~•sw11f allabout,"hesaid. ~'As it went on it·, ·1 :

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: . . =:hcl~~w~:0 -~=~!;'!'m'!:~~r: i, ~~~~;;'.~:~·:~,.''-I·- •~.-,.~ii~tte~~~:C. more of.a compronise betwec:i the · "l.thinlcit's p:ettv ewbt dmreC31 · · Dole also may have been hurt by:·• · · . the workers are volunteers.~' · · ••. , . the Jackson County, urut,because two parties'." . · 4

• • • • ., • and will~ and has a rcard: · the government shutdowns. that • · Grey said the American Cancer. of his personal experiences and · ,Williams said a p~san split · of eying to d1 so,"·~ said. "I think it ···occurred when· Clinton. and i Society, usesbis•experiences to.:.. willingness. to speak to others ·

· between,Congress and tb, White ; remains.to oo s:en what the RCJX!b- Congn:ssional Republicans battled · :_ help coii'soJe. th~se. who have,: 1 about !pelll.; . • . ,,: : ., House cnn be positive .becauS(: it· lic:m leadelshipwill want to do.": · ·. to balance the federal budget in• ; found out they have.cancer., . '. '.'l > ~He, really. puts his· heart and brings both Democratic. ~nd . · Students also had,vmyirig opin- 1995,Littlesaid ... ·.· • · · ,;.:·i . I: }!'I1~ave-c;~periem:ed allitl1retf: :soul:in~;l~is work,"'Arey said .. Republican views into thespoilighL ions about why, Dole lost the presi- · , . "I' think tnat·really hurt him ' : .. treatments ~; of,-' cancer · ·- ... "We use, him as a·spokesperson ·

However, some students suggest- deritial election. ";. ·. . ' ·. (Dole) becatise it put a lot of• inno- ·' · , • chemotherapy; surgery and ·radia-. :who is_ ceriai_nly. q~alifi~ for the cd that with a Democrat in the Margaret Little, a pre-med student cent people out of work," she 'said. , . tion therapy," he said. ,"l know :Job;.Aside from being very cl¢i0

White House, GO~ dominance of in SIU's.MEDPREP program from ''Itwasalljustanattempttomuscle. ; how much,llf.an impact i(is to ,.cated, h_e JD.a.kes,whatever lie js · the legislature could spell gridlock New Haven, Conn.; said one reason . the president into sigrung a {budg~t) have the doctor say.to someone wotking on a lot of fun.'' <

Audrey Craddock, a freshman in. for Dole's loss can be attn"'!>uted to bjll thathe_didn'tagreewith.,.. ' that iJ-N?y liave·carccr, People just . <Grey s'aid he.believes.he has Spanish-from Marion, said she is negative campaign tactics. - . W!lli~saidClintonalsol_uKlan t: need to coit~nt can.re.rand tind, · doneiJ.fotofintemal bealingin the afrnid partisan concerns may limit . ~•Fgot sick and tired oflistening edge over Dole in his ability to clraw i out how .t~ ~-" . . . past, years, and he wants to pass the nation's progress,. -. . to the venomous insults that (Dole) support from female voters. ·. '.. : t Steve Jensen, the director of that on to other sufferers'of cancer.

"l think (GOP control · of kept spitting out tmyard, Bill· Williams' said' nominating a rn<!iologic ~cien~ ~i SIUC:: and' . , . ''I wanlto live each day to the Congress) is going to Jil!lke it a lot Clinton,"Littlesaid. "He nev~giive Republican wom:m,. ~ the 'party's . one of Grey's former professors, fu_Ilest," Grey, said: "I w:int 10 hacier for the presidentto do a lot of · me any indication as to w~t he was presid~tial.caixlicm,te coo,lq give the said Grey j(!nips at the :chance to inipact people as. much as I can the L'1ings he wants to do,~ she said. planning to do for the countiy."· GOP a boost. in the n~t electi.on. help othe~ JXc0ple fight cancer,· ·. and· get my message out. that 'pre-'They'rc not going to want to pass . · Jacl:son s;rld Dole's fajlure to state \'I~· 2Q00., 1~m really, Ic~ning .. I've known a lot of people who vention is the best treatment for the bills he wants to pass." · a clear reason fur running hurt him. towanl a woman being a viable can-· t·: have. c_ome·out offights with can- cancer; 1 doh't considermyselfio . John J:ickson; dean of SIU C's ."He never really ru:tkuJatcd•a, didate' for- president .or .vice· presi,, . I·' cer,.b'!tlhav~ nev~ known anyo . be. in,reinission. lsee myself as

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The lioca/ 11Roc_ky.·H_·, o. rror ccnainthi~g.~~r-,hrowob :cts([ mtl_ep pbags)at -the screen through the course of the movie." ·

Picture. Show" crowd can Duller said most people who attend Rocky Horror. e\'enl~ arc seasoned veterans who know both the actu-. • ,

do~ ·the 11Time Warp" 'alsciipt:indtheatidience'slincsbyhcart. .•. : . · . "Most· people have seen the show a lot and know

again. when the ·student. exactlywhattodo."hesaid •. ~·Andforthepcoplewho : don'_t know the instructions, we'll be helping out.

p r O g ·_ r Q. l1J ID i n !J : 'We"ll even have a person emceeing who will be · telling r.veryone to get ready (to yell or throw

Committee stages its. things)." ' -· J h ·-1 ._,. d For those unfamiliar with the movie, the story annUa S OW ueuICafe in\'olvc.~ a conservative young couple who acciden-.tO the' m.. 0•11·e "tha· 't ·,·n· ~1·a'-' tally meet a bisc:i1ual mad scientist who is creating a

.,, I&, &' 'male paramour ala Dr. Frankenstein. The scientist,

d · th • ,.I · f · ',.1• · · · Dr. Frank N. Funcr, actually is the leader of a band of e e luea O . aUulence hard-partying :.ilicns being investigated by the ll.S. _,, • • f. • go\'cmment. . . . . . pa, &lCipa 10n. The entire show is a twisted musical masterpiece

that follows the couple through their transition from

F · shy conservatives to swinging extmvens thanks to

or SI, moviegoers can simply wa1ch.1he movie in the epicµrcan Funer. , ··· · the ballrooms, but lo get the full Rocky Horror Alan Owens, a senior in computer science from

experience, the audience is encouraged to wear out- John.~ton City and avid Rocky Horror ran; said crowd ragcous costumes and purchase available bags of participation is the lynchpin of the movie's populari-props which will sell for SI to S2. Mark Duller, vice ty. · _ · . · _

executive director of SPC. said. "You don't go 10 a movie and do the thing.~ that arc· "This is an interactive done at a 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' scn.-cning," he show that incorporates. said. J • • .,,..,.fr . ... . . -··-· .. -~ -::~ .:: .. ~,.

... . . the crowd with the Owens. an old hand al the_ Rocky Homir game. ha.~

movie," Dutter seen the ~how at lca.,t 40 limes since his \'irgin cxpc­said. "The rience in 1988. He said mo~t fans have St."Cn it quite

crowd ts often and continue to watch it fn.-quently •. s u p - "faery ~ often, my friends and I get_ togcrhcr and

· posed have a Rocky Horror pany," he s.1id. · I o Though many moviegoers dress a.~ characters from

_say the movie, Owens said he rarely panicipates in the • costume part of the live screening. ·

; "I w.:nl a.~ the biker (Eddie) twice because it \\~ fun, but now I just go 10 watch the show and evcry­hody else," he said.

"I identify with Eddie since I'm a big._mean guy." he added jokingly. .

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Take the fast-paced trend of an urban, other-world: movie great. Audience members~ .are,trea~ ~ perform~ces by ·' have' an Identity crisis throughout the film. ~use they are o~ty theme, combine It with the timeless, dasslc writings of play• Paul Sorvlno ("Good fellas"); who plays the Malia-like godfather fictional; characters in ,the play, "Har.de!," they lack Identities wright William Shakespeare, and you have director Baz or the Capulets, and Brian Dennehy,rsnverado~). tile head·of. 'unless_ it Is time for them to go on stage and act out their parts. Luhrmann's new release, "William Shakespeare's Romeo 8,. - the Montague famlly. Both Servino and Dennehy do an excel- Both characters. and oilier characters In the movie, constantly for-Juliet: lent Job of capturing the crlm_e-boss aur~ of two _rich and P9W:' get which one Is Rosencrantz and which one Is Gulldenstem.

The very title conjures up thoughts of Old-English players In erful famllles at.war-with one another. · · · · • Rosencrantz and Gullde~tem spend the entire lilm tJylng to tights and the hardwood stages of Shakespeare's historic Globe _ The dialogu~ may seem a bit strange to viewers at, first; After, ·, find out who they. are, except for, the few scenes where ,.~elr theate.. But that Is not the case in this wonderful. version of·, all; city punks and mobsters recite th«: original Shakespearean characters are'-agaln relevant to the play. for those brief "Romeo 8,. Juliet: script; But alldlence in.embers should not be_tumed off by this. moments; they again remember their Identities.

All of the same dialogue from Shakespeare's original play ls Just ·sit back, watch; and appreciate· how. the message· <'f the · · Tlie c!lalogue and' perfor- ~,,,,.,-,.,,,,......,..,..........,.,.'""""'.,,..,....,...,..-, there all_ right. but the· movie Is set In a fictional alternative script. now celebrating Its 400th .;nnlversaiy, trariscends time. mantes. of Roth and' Oldman_ urban world- Verona Beach-where civil war between two Thls movie will not only be enjoyable for seasoned_ are hy;;terlcally funny. Their family dynasties. the Capulets and the Montagues, prevails. Shakespeare connoisseurs. Luhrmann _ d_oes a great service for_ performan~ are more ~y

The setting Is neither In the past nor In ihe future. Scenes shift the play by placing It In, a -quasi-modem setting. that-young than a Three Stooges' CP.lsode. back and forth between the settings of a bleak. war~tom dty_. people also can relate to, - * * * * *· .Though Roth's character Is the where It ts Capulets v. Montagues v. th~ cops, and the sexy, · · ·• - one with the bra)ns, ,Oldman's sandy shorelines of Verona Beach. • · Chase's Vide:;, pix: Off~the-Wall,wfth tf:ie B,ard1 character accidentally stumbles

Caught up In this struggle are Romeo (Leonardo DiCaprio), . . . _. . . , . ' upon.many cuttlpg'Cdge sds son of the Montagues, and Juliet (Oalre Danes), daughter of the If you're looking for.some more off-the-wall Shakespeare, Tom _entificdiscoverles In the down- i.;...:c=-====="'---==:;.,1 Capulets. who fall hopelessly In lov~ with one another. despl\e Stoppard's "Rosencrantz 8.: ~lldenstem are Dead~ Is the pelfect. ,; ,time when ~ characters' Identities are not relevant to "Hamlet." the bloody feuds between their.families. selection. The film Is a hilarious, but potc;ntlally c;onfuslng. spoof, · l'h!s movie can be im.redlbly confuslng. howeve(', unless the

Both DiCaprio, a young actor who received a Best Supporting that originally was written fo1 the.stage. : _viewer Is f.1mlllar with the "Hamlet" story tine. Because Actor nomination for his role In ~What"s Eating Gilbert Graper· The film focuses on the two characters-for which It ts named, · "Rosencrantz lk Gulldenstem"_ls a play within a play. It ls lmpor­and Danes ("My So-Called Ure") masterfully capture the youth- who are both characters from the Shakespeare ciasslc. "Hamlet: tant to watch 'Hamlet·_ or read the script before viewing this and vibrancy befitting of the dasslc lovers. DiCaprio and Danes_ In the original play. Rosencrantz and Guildenstem were friends of film. • · · · are young actors, but they already have had several movie sue- Hamlet. the prince of Denmark. The two_ were "beseeched" to • A great version of "Hamlet" was re!Cdsed five years ago star­cesses. And If their performances In this movie are any lndlca- spy on.Hamlet by the prince's evil uncie who kllled'Hamlet's. ring Mel Gibson.as Hamlet and Glenn OoseasQueen Gertrude. tlon of their future v-.o;',<, then look out, because these two are father, to acquire the ao_wn, , • · • Check this one out; too. * * * * going places. .. . Unlike Luhrmann's ."Romeo !I.. JuUet, • Stoppard's film Is set in

Their energetic perfonnances In the love scenes and their the original time period for which it was wrftter_ But the dialogue moving portrayal of tragedy will make audience members rem- switches back and forth between the ridiculous conversations of , lnlsce about their first love and shed a tear for the sad situation• Rosencrantz (Gary Oidman) and Gulldenstem (Tim Roth) and the · ·

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the two characters are trapped In. : actual "Hamlet· script; · · · But It Is not Just youthful acting mat makes "Romeo 8,. Juliet· Roth ("Reservoir Dogs") and O~dman ("Bram Stoker's _Dracula~) .

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The BEATLES The Beatles always did their own thing, and this album

bullt the bridge between counter culture and pop culture: group's otlier songs. ' · _ • _ . . .

Even Starr gets a chance to display his work with•"Don't Pass Me By.~ . · · . - , · · · • The album is a compilation of mostly Individual efforts

by John. Paul, George and Rlng9 •. ~ut somehow group members remained on the same page well _enough· to

With this album. The Beatles took an even· more polit­ical stance than with "Sgt. Pepper's.· This ts exemplified through songs such as "Piggies" (hopefully.setf-exciama­tory), "Dear Prudence." "Blackbird" (McCartney wrote this·

collaborate on each other"s efforts. - '

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McCartney may have been the one member more than any.other to kee:1 the group·s·songs poppy and,com­merclally vlable, but he !ets the world know there Is a

. one about ctvii rights struggles) and "Glass Onion.~ whtcn looks back through the window the worl_d 1Jses to display the four members as demigods. ' • Some say It was egotistical of The 81:atles to release a -double album. But hey, It was the blcody Beatles, and it

• side of him often overlooked through the song. "Why Dcn't We Do it In the Road?" . · ..

"The Beatles," or better known as "The White Album,· was the fab four'.s last masterpiece - even though some would be quick to point out that ~ Abbey Road~ was noth-

Harrison also continues his emergence from behind the · song writing or Lennon and McCartney with songs like

, ·savoy Truffle,· "While My Guitar Gentty'.Weeps· (on which Harrison's good friend Erl_c aapton_I?layed ~]tar)

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: Allen:_Ginsberg . ,_ -The 8al/ad of the Skeletons Mercury.Rec~_rds· ~ 199~·

When Allen Glnsbeig wa.~ searching for a young, artistic guitarist to work with to pro­duce "The Ballad of the Si<eletoris." he sougl:Jt the recommeridation_ of Paul McCartney. And McCartney did offer his suggestion; h_e recommended himself. :

The combination of one of the finest beat poets and one of-the firiest 1T1odem musl• dans produced· a retrospect effect of, t-Jday's world. 'Tue &llad of the Skeletons". Is politically minded poetry, written by Ginsberg. that displays today's sodologlcal problems. In much the s.:me fashion that tt:e beat gen~,rat19n and the .:ounterculture painted simi­lar problems of the 1950s and !%Os., Listeners shollld take note of ~nsberg"s and McCartney's efforts because they are the lndlvlcluals who !..!Japed the worid·we live In today. Ginsberg's poetry tac_kles·such topics as polliit.al gridlock, right-wing conser­vatism, AIDS, racism, abortion; family_ values and the United States' world policing. "The ·

-Ball~d of the Skeleto1!5• 1s not rock, hip-hop. blues orilflyihlng along lhe.categcrlcal lines of music. It ts spoken :word about the diseases socl~ty and culture are· suffering from. • ·

It cuts thr_ough the distortion and tells It like It Is: - · · · ' ·· · ·

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- -This two-disc compilation concentrates on displaying the Dead's ·1ater .'.'studio: , works olfsuch albums as ·shakedown Street." "Terrapin St~tlon.· ·111 the Dark." "Built · · to Last" and ·Go To Heaven:i ·- . · · ·, , t, \\ _ . , • Butto-balance·the_album,out, live selecrions'frr.lm,•Recki>nlng.·-·0ead Set" and -"Without A Net~ also r:re lnciuded, •Eyes pJ the_ World," off ".Without A Net." contal_ns, .

, a sit-In performance b.tJazzer Brmford Mar.;alis.on ten9r and !oprano saxophorY~ • .:'--' ,1 · , A maJor plus for this compllatton ls the good potpourri of studio and_ live music It . offers; Whlle ttie Dead's live music ts well suited for a concert setting' or background,,. music.~ It tends to come off a bli long~winded ·when It's the center of attention. · ·

The three to fi\'e-mlnute studio tracks get straight to the point- verse. chorus and bridge - minus the Interludes and solos. • .; .;-:. • ·

; · ' or cour.ie there are going to 1,e· songi, left off this compilation 'mat fans can't believe were overlooked, but every Dead fan has his or her own favorlte(s) from the group's

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_ IIT_-· !}at Is really-u~J.lU_-_ n_a ___ te,"_J~t-o,,..,s.!ifger·Jo.n G-!~ said __ : _~Beca~se. we do i:>!a_ ry--- so_ _.m._._.eJ>ea.: ____ ..... __ ._ _ _ __ ·_I~_ d-i · ~ ~mall-• .. :. _,o. __ .r_ our._ •- ··. 'I: '.pla)'. llst. Th_,<ertgln_al S,91,'1~!:ptlon was In thevel~ ofthe.Allman·B~ers."-- ·;_ .- -,· ·. · ~- 7• ---- '~ . ~~

_ -- •. ·_- · · But aslc:f7_frolll the)K.it,nage to t~_e 9rateful~ ~~~~:r~rl~ a bell; qo not be_ . l'P.~;".Unde Jon s"Bahd ' formed _In _Car~9-~!e J.g:J~hn~ play~~Jl~!f..~'.~t~~'1v.p!c!i:~~~--J~a li~use. · ,~i~ - -~~ . :,_: i::e1~6a5~r;¥~it@~~,t:•~~i~~~i . S~Barid: the~,;d_a~, .

: • '-· . _ .-_-- -c, ]fr'~gtf thi;~C¥S;,,~~~gone.through·some cliang~. Befo'"reaeparting- 0 e, ~qJtI9Sl3; Gram\~~!_!le only : . J~matolng'orfginaj:member. · - · .• - · . : ' ' -·. ,•. . •- \!,' 1·~t;t;i· · ·: ~-~m ,~Tols·v/eekend:·the ~d Is ~edul~ to play two sno~attlte.1-ian~ar,_~iJhE?:sJiowst'. ~- . · -~ day, _th1·rn~,

· annlversaiy of the band's first gig. - _ · · · · . - · · -· ·_ -. . · • ,_' _, · - . : , ~- •-~ >, : :;,>,•~ . But more impoitant_~~an _the ~nn.ly~~IY Is_ th~t !he _ori~l!'I~-· II_n~:l!P w!I! ~- makln_~ thE?-~ . ~,,fa~n~ ·;tTr •

''the ~~~l].t';rye-·ry_· stiq-~g·n_-__ ,~-J t~--~~_i'_ris __ 'ta~i-~_-_h~---i:_;_1i

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1,_ "I mean, we all had something In common;" .. ·. ,. · · · · .'. ~ - , • · ';

It w_as: formed by a very sJ)C!=lal ce>re of people." · . ' · ·' · ~-,{~s'h . · When Gram quit, the lineup at the t_ime continued and still continue today to play under the~~ nain_e. So

now, ~ (jram 'points ~:,ut, there are two lnqimitl!J,ns. 'of the ~e band; · • . · \~/~ ... · Gi-~ said at.first he.tnought lt would bedlffi~1;1lffor areunl9n tour t<? ever,happ~n bec:c\use each ofthe):>rig\nal•

m~mbers is. leading dlfferenf lives now. - . . . , ,,~i.: ~ Bass player Pete Frisina Is a county planner In Atlanta. Drummer Jonathan Levine is an entemtainmen°'f,!38ent

• In New:York Clty.,currently.representlng the band Live. Beth Forrester, percussionist, Is an engineer In Ch~o. Guitarist Eugene Watson is a "Yoodcrafter In Chicago. Qr~ heads'the'Jon.Gram Band:, · . ~-

But when Inquiries were made; Gram said,there was an overwhelming response to the retmion. _ -~ ·1t was very SUJP.IJSlng," he sale/. "Every~ne, was very enthused about' getting back together."

Other stops on the tour lndcde ChamRalgn; where'the band will play'Mabel's, and lri,Chlcago, where they -wlllP.lay,at.th_eCubby.Bear.·: _.'·.:. ,.;,,_:;." ·-: ,_;::;~::·_'.·::,-.-,· . -:- .·: . ___ · :· 0 •

•- ;_:Mi$eJ's_ls a l>lgvemJe in a ~wnwhere ther~ l_s a blg University/'· he said. •1th~ always beef! a good place for us. Chlcago·obvlously ls'a good place to play because of the population."_ _ _ . G~ani sai~· he has been -back t~ 9"rh9ndale· several· times throughout the.years, and he still has a s~edal -

pl_ace In his h~~ for th~ t~_wn:;. ::· -: '· _ ·:-: . ·- · · ' ,' _ . : > · · · · · ·. "Eve,y time I go down to Carbondale, it feels like going. home," he said: . · · _ ; • "The makeup of the people In Carbondale seems a little more hippie-like than other places. Arid that Is

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7 he bright lights and col­orful decor give an excit­ing.•:V1elcome to Teresa

Reedy.as she prepares herself to board the boat •. She reaches intc>

her pocket and ~ulls out her Identifi­cation card·l~·gfve~to the guard standing at the door. The guard looks over her ID and motions her onto ttie boat. , ..

Reedy, a senior in animal, science from Villa Grove, is not planning a long cruise across the ocean to another counay. She is taking a two­hour riverboat cruise to gamble some money and hopefully win. ·

O«tlo1z,4~tu1te, · Reedy, along with many other

people, goes to riverboat casinos to get a taste of a real casino and have an evening away from home.

-, don't go down there thinking I'm f;Oing to win a million dollars, but Ifs still fun.- she said. -ws a good time

to get a bunch of people together · and drive down to Metropolis to gamble. It's not like we)e big

. §penders or anythlng~ but It's a change of pace.·

Reedy also sald Player"s Casino in Metropolis is an interesting place to go just to watch people.

·some people have won a lot of . money there; she said; ·1t:s enticing to w,1tch big spenders··and people who really know how to play, the dif­ferent games. If I went more often to watch, I would learn some really good strategies, but ifs. not·really that Important for me to win a lot of money. I just go for the entertain­ment.-

Mike May. a senior In radio/televi­sion from Chicago, was· a big winner on a riverboat and said he thought he should spread the wealth.

play games where they know what they're doing. it is a good time .. I mean, you can't sit and play poker if you clon·t know how to play. You really can't plck up games there \vhen It comes·to cards. -

·Jahnae Erpenbach, ·retail marketing . and sales director for Player's Casino, said a lot of students drive down to the riverboat in Metropolis because It Is only a 45-minute drive from Carbondale.

·som1:t1mes • we run· student pro··

·1 won something like $700 on the boat.· he said. ·1t was so great when I won that money because & •· I was really down (on money) :.i.l},r, at the time. So J, threw this h

huge party and had free food 1

and beer. Everyone had a real good time. - ·

However. not everyone , wins at riverboat gambling~ t And more often than not;- 'f..··>J,~lf: people will walk away with f;..\t,J

empty pockets unless they 'f., are careful, a riverboat vet.:

eran sald. ' Jaime Kelly. a senior in·

aviation from Lemont. said he enjoys riverboat gambling but forces himself to leave his credit cards at home and take a limited amount of,cash •.

His system indudes ke!!p­Jng a specific amount of money In a pocket that he is

not ~inz out of and splitting hi'. vlfrn betv1een the ·spending

pocket and the -nonspending pod(.-.:t, Th?.t wr:y, he sald he will

not kY..e t:'✓t:1;rJiltiz, . -You an t~!fy put yourself In the

hofe if yoo .:u::n't Ctitdul,- he said ·rve ldt the ~ rmn-J Umes Y.nth nothing left, but S §tHI go back becau--;;e it'§ Ml for- fun, ·

·1r people keep 1N rn1nd ro be· responsible ·w1ih thcl, tN<)ftcy i:id

motions, ,but w~ are always running some kind of promotion: she sald. ·we always have some.klnd 1of gives away. We have given away houses. cars, ski boats, and this month we are giving away over SI 00,000 in cash:

Erpenbach said the security Is strict, but if people play by the rules; there

, never ls a problem. · · . " -, · · ·we have such, good odds on, the

electronic machines (slot machines. etc.).· stie ·said~ ·reople will- win something 92 to 93 percent of-the time on them~ Also, people can now bet up to S 1,000 on the crap tables and S3.000 for blackjack.·

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Erpenbach said rlayer's offers 890 electronic games and 50 table games, Including a table for Caribbean Stud roker.

MThls game Is where people will lose big or win big," she said. MWe had a woman who had just had a baby, and she won over $100,000. It's winnings like that one that keep people coming back." -: . . • .

Riverboat casinos don't only offer· gambling: some students· work on riverboat casinos to ma_ke money.·

1t ~- lea ,un (6. ·e4eat Rolando Fuentes, a· graduate stu­

dent In educational psychology from Redbud, worked security on the Casino Queen In East St~ Louis three years ago. He said his duties lndud­ed keeping an eye on about 35 mon­itors that viewed the. entire casino with the exception of the restrooms.

MMy job was to watch for peo~le

cheating. like counting cards or slid-

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· However, not · . ~:-~ti eve ry·o n e agrees with the Idea of riverboat gambling. In the past year, riverboat casinos h a v e taken a beating ' .,if. from special· ·.·,0;.;·. ,}. I n t e r e s t ~~~ groups that • ',.., wish to extinguish gambling and all that . comes with It.. . . :· . Accord_lng to the ~at'71 l'r~;

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THESIS-:-PIECES, SOCKO Kl~R~->?:,',' '~-. ·. , STEPHEN REAM; GRADUATE-STUDENFINCINEMA;'',.. A. BAND;THAT HAS:BEEN'; , .. _· ~'.

will be .showlng:hls thesis films this Friday In the · described: as· a mix· between Biological Sciences. Building Auditorium. . ·, · . . Frank Zappa.·and' George

Desgiped as personal films about his relatlonshlp,with · Clinton,· and,influericed· by. his wife, the four productions comblm;d wlll last approx:-: · _ early Ashbone, ~ill playing at.

· _, lrnately~~lllinutes:. the Hangar.9,;511_:.S;,Hli_nojs•: Reamsald.tl_lere_wiH ~, .AVf:., ~ J§.h~nySoqso,t~es­

. the_ opportunity to ~k ;:. the, stage:~t~nlgl:it,\ C:>riglnaJly ·questic>ns. before, : from,Bloornlngton;'"lnd,,.the between and after. ttit~: band 'mixes:Jcip;" fur,}<:· punk'and • .:~.--• . ; ; ;

__ films are s_hown. R,eam_,. !?ka.,The s_h_o~.s~aits .. at 9:~Cfp.m. CO:v,er charg~ Is $3 •. ,

·. ~;t~r:~~~1~;~t~~~, .· C~u~;~-;~ ~~il\;~:. :_ ::: jI(t::\\._,:.~ .. : _ .. . dard sen~" ·.' -___ ; _ "fHE COUNlJlY: ~DIO STATION:Z-100 AND UNITED_ .

. _ _ . __ - _ . . _ . Ream said he may i <;erebral Palsy, O,~ ~uthem lllinols WIii-'.~ teaming' up t~ -· 4 .: ~S!'~.n J9t.1r _or fi11~ o.!l)~!:'§J:i.ort' Pr:<?l~. qf h)s ~hlq, I~~- ___ oa~~ cer~bral_1~alsy_ ~I~ ~~rda_y wh~n the tw,o present ·',. · · · • · >~ ··· · • · about2·112 miriutes'eadi/' > '· '-~ : ,,., • >-'~ 1 ' · .' ·• '.' thecouritiybandsVJ!ldflre•and ReJ)<!'3t.OlfenderafClasslc

<'.~~.---i,_· __ --~_.,' ./..-;..,'.··,.•:-•• ~:>~-i_,_-,_._-;.,:-.···._:.·.~ : : The Clnem~.Depaifm_ent's MFA_.degree Is ·a•.'µr&i~~-' . CountiY, In Desoti?.". _: ' •... __ ,, .... ".· •' ~ - - . . ,,.~-Ji'.:. , _::,. tlon-based degree; Students working toward.this degree · •• 13ands "Ylil' begin at 7:30 p.m; Cornple,ment~ry hors· 'iv_;,•,_ _ _ , must produce films ~mdscreen them il'l_a public foru_m as · d oew,res w!H ix;,<!valli!ble fr.om 8 to l0p.m. ·:nckets are· ~ ,). part of.the thesis requirement. " · . are $5 ~t the d()()r an~~ In advancl!. .. . _ . · ·

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4.·_":::~. ;;.,._: .. •.i.J_· Ream's films have been_ made during the past three · .• - 9ass1c Col!ntty 1!1 _1.~t~. six Jnil~ n_orth of c;_arl?ondale \, ~'t'.·.: years he has been in the program. · · · · _ on Route 5 L All proceeds will go to the United Cerebral.

~_:'.i~.c= · A!~s~~:nfs~f~s ~t 7. p:m •• an.~,ts.open_.t~' ~he p~~IIC: ' Pfsy otSou~~~tl!~?-~.:, · · . _ ., ,. ; : , __ ...... ____ °WINE MID QiNE • '

,_ -~-. FRANKLY.REMEMBERED_ ' • - . •THE ILLINOl5.,l,IQ~OR.0

MAtu:SWINf. im. ' )()_ - AN OS<::AR-WINNING POCUMENTARY FOCUSING ON-' . and.f()_()Q ~po-~96_v,ri1Ioffer partid~~ ih . _- .... v d i the life o_f the_J-ewish tee-n:-ager_ A __ rine Fran_kwlll.be shown,-__ , t __ he,OP,po-rtu-. !lity_ t_9,,~t~-- m __ c;,-re __ th ___ an_ ._,.?.-__ o,._ ;I,_' --~ ; '.·· ; --

~ . Wednesday in" the Student C~nter, . • _'.:,'. ~wine~:from, aro_l!l"!~.•-tfle,~orlu an_c!:; :;_'' ~ , .. 1<:!•" Auditorium. ••,' .,.·., :'· ·, snackonfood.fromrestaurants,cater-- · ; ...

• Anne Frank Remembered" is a ers· and specialty shops: - . . : - . · · r- -,. rfs! __ ,-;,-:1-;i-;:.,.-..:,i first-personaccountofthellfeand·, : . lh __ e __ pu_rpo_ se ___ o~~he- ever:i __ t is.to_ p~o-_ • · ~ ~~ legacy of Frank during World War mote appredati.on ofwint'; and food and ' : • Vif 7

~ II in N_azl,occupled Amsterdam. how _ea_ c:_ h•._c_o_ mplemen __ -t th_e o_ ther.· , --1: · · · ~--'·."''~~.-,,.-.\~_: The film Is narrated by· Tastersmayorderwinesbythe.l:>ottleor . · - -'. ,

'- Kenneth Branagh ("Henry V,"· thecase. _ · . : ~- J.

"Much Ado About Nothing") and -Toe event will take place tonight from · · Glenn Close , (WDangerou~ ~ -~ f, -:-. 7 to· 9:30 p.m. at-the Sports Center, 1215 E. Walnut St., Liaison,: ;':'The;.Big Chill"). reads ·1':t,.; ~n9*: Tick~~ar~SfSln advan~and $28atthedoor.

· extracts from Frank"s diary. ,:· · . _ ., > ·· · , · . · - · ,' · The_ prog~; Is d~!Ci!teclJo,,,Rlchard • -... __ - , . •, JµSt to mention,_.• . . , • . .- ,

Blumenberg, a,n SIU<;_ prp~(?~_ln d_n~n;i~ a!l_~ photograa· . - , . - - - .. • ., :~ , -~~- - - - , __ ~, .

· phy.-. whose ~o~k .t?_ ~ pr_o __ mo __ te Hc,l?c_aust _educatiol} · -1~J,~-_-_,,-----f_"':: ,~_·_. ,~-~-_ 1-_i_

::::: ;~STA: ,nsro«<Jth~•ctiv\ty. · _ ~ _ ~~-ri._~I _ - J , : :"IL POSTINO," A MOVIE NOMINATED FOR THE I 995 - - . - • -- - --·' . .. - . -, - - · - - -. . .. ·Academy Award for.l:>est ~Im,; will be playing in ; H~~y:'K~l~_.h~-~~ed, tip v;;ith'.rJ~-~.~j~~ ~d..

_ the Student Center Auditorium Sunday Nl.~o•~ Kldff!an in the 915,t of~tanley Kubrick's new film · and Monday; . ' . . . . . . ·: .. ~Eyes Wide S~ut. w Just a weeka[ter Georgi=; q°-o.ney.

"II Posti;-io· follows the son of a poor . announced_' that he was boycotting Entertalnnie~t fisherman who is hired.to deliver the Tonight because of a·piece that ran ofrHard,C_opy;'the: large amounts'.of,mall:that is senUo- distributor-of the two programs sald'itwili'damp dowri Pablo Neruda; an exiled Chilean poet. • on the paparazzi style of reporting. Pomo For Pyros has ·

· Tj,e poet. teaches -the postman. tci · . canceled· its tour because guitarist Pe(er DIStefano has -· love poetry, and h~lps him win • been dJagn_os'?(I_ wit~ cancer. Frank _51~a Is iri !lie hos_s

~ the w~man he lov_es. · . . : _. pltal_with a case of pneumonJa: Ed.!~~~ _the Bu~_nymen_: · -The film is part of the . ls glvln~ ttie 111!,;ISic busi~ess_ an~tht:r go,_ ~nd despite the

Stu.dent Programming Council's Jntema~onal Fllm Serles. recent tiffs betw~n Van HaJen and its. two. former lead .. · The film will be shown at 7 and 9:30 on both nights._ singers, David Lee Roth:an_d Sammy·Hagar, the band's

Admission Is $1. ~ greatest hits· album hit number one this week. · , , , ·•·.;:•.•:_,•• '·~ .. -,_~ ::•,~-.• ... ~<~,'<,•• ::.•,:. l·, ''..,7·:i•·-·• . .

6001< REVIEW -.nov. 7-15, 1996

; Stephani·e T~bo,.;i C

. ' The Hillary Trap · · ' Bone· Books -

·1995:· ,.

, . By attacking H~ lady HIiiary 91~ton, I~ ·author Ste~h.inl~ Tebow e~ably has placed he~ ~nservativc beliefs underneath the Interrogation lamp In ,-Jie HIiiary Trap.• · , · · · · · · · ·

".Toe HlllaryTrap,". "".fllch was published by Bone Books, ls the conservative women's literature dream come true because th~ book ~ ~ to vent ,:~•s l'rustratlons and P?lltlcal Ignorance· c,f 1-'Jllary c111d the l'emlnlsm movement . . . . . . . , . •. . .. - . . . · . . ·, · · . -

!twas no colnddencc_that the book was published during an election year. even though thls book prob-ably had little o~ no Influence on the general voters who picked up this book. · . : Tebow's arguments, although well thought out,.are only Interesting facts that may or may not be true, considering that she never Interviewed Hillary or anyone who ls dose to her. ·

In fact, Tebow, who ls a local businesswoman and a Carbondale resident, admitted she did not know the Hrst lady personally but went ahead a:1d wrote this boo_k From what little knowledge she had of the il~ lady, . , .. Toe book's 226 pages are drenched In conservative, 'down~to-earth explanations. of how-HIiiary ls power

. . hungiy and essentially ls a bad example for America.· · · · - · --- · At some point, Tebow's language and arguments are so cheesy that, while reading It~ you would have~ ~t crackers Just to swall0V1_what she_ls trying to.

feed you on the pages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. _ . . • . , . . . •women are not alone In· their confusion about the fellas. In the •10s; the boys found adolescence to be torture; she wrote to explain how women are con-

fused about how to act because of the distorted feminism. · . . · _ · ·· · · . Tebow said she tackled the Idea of analyzing HIiiary after several years of watching th_e Hrst lady rise to power and become an Integral part of her husband's

political career. · · ·. . . . ·. · . : . . . · · ·. . · - · . ·, · . · · · She said that HIiiary, Instead of moving the liberation movement forward; has moved liberation backward by being aggressive and power hungiy. T~'s main argument against Hillary and the feminist movement ls that she has used her position and Image to gain an enormous amount of Influence

and power while compromising her goals. · · • · · · · · · · - · · · · · · · · · · _ In her book, Tebow offers thls explanation: : . . . . . . . _ _ . . .

·1 want you to understand that I do not necessarily dislike Hlllary ... Power Is the one component sought after most vigorously. It may well be the word that lures us to the same trap- the HIiiary Trap, that Is. When solely In search of power, goals become secondary, This shifts the focus of any plan away From accom-plishing and achlevem.:nt to all encompassing pursuit of power,• . · · · · · · · · , . •· · - . · . .

Tebow's down-to-earth writing ls easy reading for those who have a short attention span. Even her father Fran!< Tcbow's quirky poetiy about the Olntons ls somewhat humorous. · · · : · . · · ·

Overall, Tebow dares to go against the remtnlst norm and questions HIiiary's ethics and politic.al manetl\(ers but falls to follow through with any concrete ratio-nal explanation. · · · · · ·

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The Washi~gton Post : . De~~ fro~t:ru'on~ in the 2000 presidential race. . . .

. urn.E ROCK; ~ ''He starts a new career today," In· his, victory speech here Ointon-Gorc media adviser Bob· Tuesday night,· Vice President. Squier said Wednesday IOOffling, . Gore spoke of "an America in_ as Gore prepared to return to transition to a new era." Wnshington. No longer can Gore '

At that very moment, he was • reply, "one at a time," when sup­undergoing a seismic politic.ii · porters shout "2000r' Everyone transition of his own. President knows he's running fa- president, Clinton had just ended his last · and he brings significantly more campaign. Gore, without saying stature and Cllpcrience to the~ so, was beginning the long pnr than he did when he made an ill­cess of staking claim as the • fated bid in 1988.

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~ompr<>mise . change in power in that committee the 19()4 Republican talceover.-

continw:d from~ge 3 will not matter mtich because then: · · Tom Cullen, • a.· . Madigan areoomaja-proposalsitwillconsid- spokesman, said the Democratic er next sessim . . .... _ . . Party already has plans for the next

'.'.~io}'Bltks.:· _··:./··, •i get~==ran~!! --~'?~-~iamw;~'1oin~ce·1e/~ ·; --rypically, higher educati~n ~ • (tofixthefailingSIUCpower'grid)," islatioo to give college tuition grants • not been a p:irtis:ln issue," he said. '1t Bost said. · and/or tax credits to middle-class

· 'tcndstoreflcciindividuallegislators' 'House minority leader Mike. ,.fumilie;i"Culleosaid. He said in the ties to c:unpuscs (in theirdistticts)." . Madigan, D-Chicago, is expected to ·. next legislative.session, Demoaats - Bost, who is on the House Higher.: be elected majority leader in January .. _.· will introduce legislation for more

Education Committee, said the Madigan was majority leader before :- ~gent nursing-home stlnd.irtls'.

Aw. arene's· S ·Association nls~ is wodcing with Ko$Ciusko, Miss., said excitement . the Carbondale Convention and about the event is building. ' ·

co1ttinued r......· ""°" 3 . Tourism Bureau in promoting the . "Everybody's excited because J""" r-.-- .. Spirits of the Midwest Pow Wow , this Is the first time there will be la

. . . that will l:lke place April 5 at the Pow-Wow] in the Carbondale .. participate in SIUC's Women's SIU Aref!a. Creasy said the Pow ., area," she said. .

Awareness Month by. bringing " Wow is expected to attract many ' · Cherokee Joyce- Dugan, the first • tourists, and fellow American For more information about the female chiefofthe Eastern Band of . Indian Association member Sheila American Indian Association and Cherokees, to campus in Marth: '. Teague, a graduate student in , their November events; contact

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gvo,onteed, l-6lB•n4-LlSS. PARK PLACI EAST a/c rooms, 1996 fRJG.DAIRE relrigerolof, neverold dose ID SIU, FaD/Spring $185/mo, util I' u..dw/fuDwcminty,$.450.~• ind,549-2831:- . . , :1 washer/dryer s4oo. '57·8l • PRIVATE ROOMS, uti~ t,, $160/mo, 2

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VACANTI IIC{E IN TOOAYI 11,drm •. $225.1 lilodtNollle's.Appl.htOK.

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rent. 5 Room "f" & 6 Room~ COALE >nA, SPACIOUS 21,drm Nor11. side al IDwn. Ou;-t. Avail furn house $JBS & A bclni, house ~29~~r:'° J:iils"": ;"- $.450, 110 soalas pro•t••• NEWI BUILT 1995. SAOO. 21,drms. w/ 1ea,e message ii na one an.wen. w/d, corpom, 2 mi west ol Kroger ~r~ ~!'1J/;'s£.ts. Good

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ONE FEMALE ROOMMATE Needed lor a A l,drm apt, avail Jan 1, $230/mo + II u~ls, Robin 529•1-423.

I~ : : :. S~bl~;;e_ . JI SUBLEASER NEEDED Jan·Moy, spacious 1 bdrm op!, _2 bfls from campus, .,....ly mnadeled, 529-0040._

SUBLEASEI!, JAN·AUG, latge, dean, 1 bedroom duplex, I blk to campus, great price, 529-7011.

RINTS HAVI. Bl~H SlASHID lor immediale ra,tol al 1, 2,&31,drms, dose lo SIU. CcU lo

~~to!, 5';.;1~~57~/mo, 3 _cc11_684_·_41_AS_or_684_·68_2. __ . _· ~•r;s:ietwa~ilawn ~~. OHi BDRM APT 2 •11u fro• AYDII Now 1, 2, 3 & .4 bedraam m7 ~~J~ ~i.9;612. 527• campv•, laaaclry facility, houses & opts, furn or unfum. wallc ID • or '"to"' •

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~i'.'F~?e;;,~~;~ -2-B-EOII-OOM--UNFURNISHE0----.-1-205- 3 BDRM behind Fred's Dance 8am location na pels S275 mo • u1il 684· W. Schwartz. dose lo campus, wate,/ (Carter,,11.), 2 bath. c/a, w/d, satellite

2695 a~ 7pm. . ~applpm ~-549-5420. · , · =':·a!.a0ec:~~-mr· $695/ STUDIO & 1 BDRM APTS furn at unfum; a/c. woter/irosh, lwnclry & swimmingpool.457•240::1. BRANO NEW 1 l,drmloftop1oro8rehm =========::;I Ave,cei1ingfans,waflt.indoset,private

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OEAN 2·3 BDRM, furn, wallc ID SIU or moD, na pets, 529-5878 or 529· 1 A22. TWO BDaM HOUSI, near SIU, furn, -r,e'ed. a/ c. 12 mor,11, lease, $500/rna. No Pets. A5i . .J.422.

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Giants' tr~i~~ng t~ lie put ~- .West.broq~: ~~ys: ~e shgu_ld. st4'rt. to test <:1ga_1_nst:'. ~a~~~~~!~ ; ~'ef:~in~lo_n ~qs:t ' !~~~~~i~1:::ci1~o~f:1:~ :ri~-~~:l~t:~n~1:t· Newsday · .- Arizona. Cardinals, whci turned; up ' _ , .w A~HINGlO~stIJl!ed at,. ~ ~ter the~ More prun and \Vestbrook was in unif~rm for. the ·

the heat after rookie'.Danny_ Kill)ell -Still be1~g_a part~ume pl~)'.er 1;hree: · swel}mg amved :Monday and· past ~ree games, but Shepherd · EAST RUTHERFORD,. N.J:-'- · replaceJ quarterback Dave Brown week_s ,after he i:1umedfro~ a ~~ed Wedn~ay. - . . remam~d . th,~ starter 11nd

The progress ,vas maddeningly sto,v . in the fust'qu'artcr. Tocy ain't seen ~ee mJury, Waspington Redskins · · • , : I' can barely walk," Stephens . Westbroo]:. played only when the at times, and often appeared st:i,g• nothing· yet: Said,, Henshaw: w1~e receiver M1c~ae!W~brook S:11~• though _h~ .add~~ he hll? a, ·R~?-ins ad4ed a third receiver. nant, but the New York Giants'. .- ~Carolina will'probably blitz more said· Wednes~ay he th!nks_ he ~urular ankle mJu,ry while playmg -, Its ~ard tq make a lot of plays offensive line recently has markedly in the first quarter _than -Arizona should be ba~ mthe_starting lme- m Seattle and recovcre,,d enougl:t to when I m only, in once .or twice improved. The timing is perfecl; would in 'a whole game," ·- . . : UP;, .• ' ; , . , - play: the following game_. _ _ every scrics,",Westbrook s~d. because Sunday it faces its biggest_ The line will• need• help from , - I thmk I ve come.back 3:11d· · If Stephens, 30, can't play, -For the season, Shepheid has 16 test, in the team•~ biggest game in_ backs, tight ends and receivers to, proven that rm healthy.again-;- . Patri~ Alexllll?cr ~ould take, his 'catche:5 for 237'yards, including two years.. handle the multifaceted atlllek. The __ fioo,!ly. I ~'?n t understand, why_ I .m . , spot 1~. mgst s1tuauo_ll!>•, S,!ephens · two_ touchdowns, and has scored

The numbers say it all: The Panthers' big weapons are o!ltside not st;irtmg_," ,ycstbrook·said. comes out or.i passing downs and . twice on reverses. . · · · Giants have allowed 32 sacks, sec· linebackers I:.amarl:.athon, who· · "I'm not gomg.m the game and Marvcus Patton'calls defensive , Westbrook was, askedjf he ond most in the NFL. The Carolina · 1eads -the NH: with 9 sacks, and · · dropping balls. Fm getting ope1_1., signals; Patto~ would, dci_ lhal i,n believed he had.done enough in Panth_ers have rec_ordcd 32 sacks; Kevin Gr~eri~,: who has eight, . When.~ J>la~ r_s J!iere- for me to normal downs ,r Stephens_ is ouL . the pas~ _three games _to i;e~ the. most m the league. •~y are very;· l.athon's prev10us regular•s~on::. ~e_ it; I ~e 1~ .' .· -. . · -.Asfo(\Vestbrook, he nussed the ~~ng spol back from Shepherd. very good at what they do," Giants encourtcr with Br~wn came in . M~wh1le! m1ddle}mebacker_ last lWJ_p~on games and the I don't :-emember how ir offensive coordinator George•: .1994, when as an Houston Oiler he'· :· Rod·Stephens, who bas started all season-opemng loss to. became Shep's spot," Westbrook Henshaw said. · ·. . knocked him out ofa game with a· i 25 ga_ine~ he's played.:J~r the Philajelplpii with a sprained left said; ;'.!~oµght the idea was w!Jen ,

ThePanthers~onstraiedthatin c~cussion ona'!clmet-to-chin hiL,~·- ~-,Reds!',ins,m two ~ops,:d/d- nqt knee:_~e;.~tumedfor the second· Henry or Jtwent'down, he would the preseason finale when they had _ ''When they blitz, they're for-real , ~lice Wednesday _an.d !S q~es- . ~ ~ed and had four catches step up and play, which he's done sue sacks while handing the Giants :i. blitzes," H(?~W saicl 'Those two uona!Jlt: for Sµnd;iy'~ grune against in· the. WID:O"ei: Chicago. fie had' very well" . 34-7 defeaC The Giants' line was guys are domirianL playexs." _ , -- , .the ~n_zona CardJ~3:Is .. at• RFK .: .t"'.o catcl,les ~t the New York _ Westbrook's diving 27-yard unable to handle· Carolina's 3'-4· · . -The Panthers are the most devot~ Stadium. · . - · G1an_ts but partially tore the postea catch set up Teny Allen's second· defense and -its aggressive· blitzes, · cd • practitio~ of the trendy zone •. "Rod is oiµ- biggest con,cem· and· rior auciate ligament in the same touchdown run against Buffalo. leading to fears realized dtniilg its . blitz, in which they rush four 10· six ~e'll have to see how ~ is as the knee and did not play in the next "When I'm in, that's what J!m early-season struggles. men; drop linemen-into co·verage week goes on; but there 1s no.way.: three games. all about and everybody knows.

This.week's big question: Is the and play zone de(ense behind the of knowing un~Fri~yt. Coo.ch .... HeoiyEII~ the team's leading · that," Westbrook said; "I'm just line better suited to handle-the blitz. Carolina'Coach Doin Caper.; Norv Turner ~d. • : - .. _ receiver with 29 catches, has stan- getting a little frustrated; I under-Carolina challenge than it was in said his team's focus will be to keep. ~tep~s di~ not re~ber <?D ed every game at one wide receiv- · stood. why I was not starting August? The answer: It had bener the Giants from establishing the run which play he hurt l!•.s:~e 111·, erspot(mgugh ~hasas_o~groi11 before, but now I don't" · · , be. · -_ to keep his rushers off balance. _ ' ' ,

"I think that was iil the stage·_ • , Besides talen( the Panihers are -~ . ·. . . . . . --.--. ' when w-e w. ere trying-to- fi~ out ·,loaded with experien~e, which '· - · -· · --..... · -• - - · · --: -- - · . L '

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The Giants have allowed four the most experience in the league, · · on all in-stock footwear , · • _ - · • sacks in their past. I I quarters, and bar none," center Brian Williams , · - -• - by · · - · did a good job Sunday :i,gainst the sai<!, "and I think it shows." . Nike,. Reebok--, Adid_ ~s_ .. , -~_auc:on_y,. Timber:land., '. i - -

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____ s·omewhat .of .:i,_disadvantage because the pair has' not played doubles on the same team all year. During the season, Card and junior Helen Johnson make up the No. 2

Card. said it's nice to see her hard team, and Berksoy arid Gardner are work pay off with a national rank- the Salukis' No. I team. . . -. -ing. Card and Bei:ksoy are unsure of

"It feels really good," Card said.· how they will do at the Rolex .. It was a pretty big accomplish- Tournament against the best dou­ment for me, and I guess it just bles teams of the region.but said shows hard work and perseverance they will do their besL -pays off down the road." "l don't have much experience

ButCardsaidsheisnotcounting playing doubles with Molly," on the ranking to do much for her Bed.soy said. "But I don't think we tennis game. She said she has done will have a problem adjusting. We well inthepaslwithout.therank-. willjustdothebestwecan." .

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"I try, not to. worry aboutthe .. Madison, and she said 'she'is look~' · ~ Z· bedro-om·s· rankings because rankings:come -· -in'g forward to the challenge; and go," Card said. "I think I have '.'I know.the past couple of weeks • 2:bathroJ?mS · always been motivated,' so I don't I have been working hard on my • full ~tchen w/mlcrowave think,this will change my motiva.: game," Card said. "It's kirid'ofthe • Private. balcony lion." -- · , · -- luck of the draw-_ in a tournament•

Card will be teamed up with like Ilic Rolex. ·'. : · · - • fireplace·. . junior Sanem Berksoy in the dou- ' "I-feel confident in my game. bles competition. But the team is at Win or lose, lam reru.l)'. to play." ,

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"I told her ifl can do it, you can; too," she said.

· Fisher also tries to set an exam­ple through her overall personality,

. and said her teammates often give does a nice job for us." her a hard time about iL

But Fisher's leadership qualities , "I don't sy;ear," Fisher said. "I" go beyond the volleyball court. don't do a lot of things, and my Fisher was named to the dean's• teammates would all•probably call·· -list for spring semester with a 3.77 me a goodie-two-shoes." · ' grade point average. Teammate Laura Pier, a sopho- · · "I'm pretty good in the class- more in.early childhood education

room," she admits. from Michigan City, Ind., said1

Fisher also was named to the Fisher is in.fact a "goq<Iie-two­all-acildemic team at the Purdue shoes," but said she sets a go¢< : , Invitational earlier this season. example off the court _ _ - · -

Fisher said her _actions also· · -"She's ,somewhat a motherly af!~ct her younger s~ster. _ _ figure,". Pier _sairu _ "Sb~'s alway!!

I have always tned·to protect there for us, and she always cheers her," Fisher said "I would never:·. us on when we're low." Wl)nt her to b-e disappointe~ in But the way Fisher helps pick m_e." · - _ · · · · the team up is not the only thing.-: · . Fisher recalls a time when her thut makes her motherly, Pier said.

s1ster_as~ed her why she couldn'I · , "She (Fisher) gives great hugs,~-get the kmd of grad~ she d?,CS. Pier a~: · · ·

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BASKETBALL:. Free meal gets Harrick-in hotwater

The UCLA Bruins h~vc bid fare~·ell to Cooch Jim• Hanick for violation.~ regarding his expense account :ind recruiting. AccorJing to the resulL~ of an internal investigation by the school, on Oct .. 11, a recruiting dinner was attended by five current student-athletes while only three_rei:ruiL~ were present, which is a direct violation of an NCAA rule that states, "an institution cannot provide a free meal or entcnain- · ment · to a member or an institutional group that . , assists in the recruitment ora prospect during an offi.'

· cial visit" Hanick led the Bruins to the 1995 NCAA championship and compiled an overall record of 191:63 at UCLA. Steve Lavin will step in a.~ interim· coach. · · · · : · · · · ·

FOOTBALL . _ _ _ Hamstring may keep Elway out Sunday'..;

Deriver Broncos qu:incrback John Elway may not ·see :iction in Sunday's game :igainst the Chicago Be:irs because of a hamstring injury. The Broncos, who lead the AFC We~t. listed Elway a. .. "question·• able" for the game. Elway injun.-d his hamstring in the founh quaner of Monday night's 22-21 victory over the Oakland Raiders, but stayed in the game to engineer his 33rd career founh:quaner comeback.

· De.~pite a r.oticeablc limp. Elway threw a 49-yard • scoring pa.~., h> Rod Smith with 4:14 left to i,cal_the victory. . NFC, AFC announce weekly honors

Atlanta Falcons running back Ja111:1I Ande~n. San Francisco defensive end Roy Barker and Giants kick'­er Brad Dalrlso have all earned NFC player of the. week honors. AFC honors went to Buffalo Bills run­ning bacl[ Darick Holmes. San Diego Charger lineb:icker Junior Seau and Seattle Scahawk. .. defen­sive end Mike McCrary. Brumfield's condition getting better _

The condition of _Cincinnati' Bengals guard Scott Brumfield continue.., to improve. Brumfield suffcn.-d :1 cervical spin:il con! concussion injury in Sunday's game againsJ the Baltimore Ravens. Team physician Dr. Roben Heidt said Brumficld's '-"Ondition is satis­factory and 'added, "we arc cautiously optimistic about ~is co_ntinued recovery." ·

BASEBALL Wetteland, Clemens top free agent list

World Serie.., MVP. John Wetteland of the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox veteran pitcher · Roger Clemens were am_ong nine players who ha\·e filed for free agency. Wcttcl:tnd had an American League-leading 43 saves, a 2.83 ERA and (,9 strike­outs to help lead the Y.ankces to their first World · Serie.., crown in 15 years. Clemens wa.,; I (l-13 on the year with a 3.63 ERA and 257 ~trikcouts in 34 stans. · Yankees catcher Joe Girardi and infielder Tony .· Fernandez also filed for free agency. a. .. did Montreal Expos pitcher Mark Leiter. Houston Astms pitcher Doug Drabek, San Diego Padres pitcher Fernando Valcnzuel:1,' San Francisco Giant~ second ba.,;cman Robby Thompson and Chicago Cuhs second ba.o;c­man Ryne Sandberg.

THIS DAY IN SPORTS 11/7/93

Barry Sanders carried the ball 29 times for 187 yanls to lead the Dctmit Lions' offense in a 23-11 shutout against Tamp:1 B:iy. Sanders'. pcrfom1:1m:e was his second highest rushing Iota!. behind his 220-yard field day againsi"Minnesola in 1991. The win gave _lhc Lions their first shutoul since 1983 . :ind_ a 7-2 record, good_ enouJih foe their best stan . since 1962. · · · ·

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tn' light or a nati~n;i ~Jnking. S~luki ju~io·~ t.;;,ni~ pi;y. · er Molly Can! gel~ to end her sca.,;on by competing amo!'g . the bc.,;t tennis players in"the cou,ntry, ... · _ , .; , , . . ' ,.· ;

_Because of strong.outings on the court in the spring,; summer and part of this fall. Canlwa.,;awarded with a 110 ,­national rpnking by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association,•, ranking committee· Oct •. 14. ·. · · · •. .-·:: .. , , -:' .. . • ·

Because of the ranking, Card wa.,; givi:n _the· choice by:· ,.Saluki Tennis Coach Judy Auld of going to either lhe ·

Rolex Tournament in Madison. Wis., or the ITA Rolex II Midwest Championships in· Bloomington._ Ind .. Thursd:i)'' through Sunday., : . . .. _,', . - .:· ... > '···- · . ·:

:;·:> Both offer tough tennis competi1ion. but lhe Rokx ;. · '. Tournament in Madison features some of the best in 1he ,.

nation ~ just the place.for Can! to show off her new I W: national ranking ... · · · .. · ·, ·· -: : , -· , •· . "I chose the Rolcx because it•s_a·grcai experience, and,'.

it's something thal I had to qualify to get inlo,": Card said;· . "I figure you never know if you arc ever going to:get that:· chance again. and it's something that I have wanted to<lo' · since I have been in college lcnnis."_ · ·. · · .. ·, .

This fall, Card won the No. 2. singles anhe Saluki Invitational. wa,; second .at the Memphis lnvitation:il ·and·•

· was a consolation runner-up at_ the Louisville Invitational.·-' Like she has done all sca.-.on. Card will h·a\'e tri remain '.­

on lop of her tennis gamc·~-cause ~ome of the top learns in , the natfon reside in the same region as SIUC.Tcams such ,. as Notre Dame. No. 8 in the nation, the No: 9-rnnked University of- Wisco·nsin and the 24th•rJnkcd Wildcats • from Northwestern Uni\'crsity will be attending. . . · "Teams like that _,viii bring almost their whole squad, :

. nnd their whole squad is very strong.'' Auld said. "It's def-,· initcly the crcam'ofthe crop." • . ". .: · . ·

· _ Although Card wa.,; named a. .. one of the top' players in the nation, she was not a shoe-in for the Rolcx because she 'is the _No. 2 seed for lhe _Salukis. Any Divisi,in hchool whose coach is a member of the Intercollegiate Tennis · Association .automatically is allm':'ed to bring the No: I singles player and singlesJc:im. but SIUC's N1_>. I seed. --Liz Gardncr._clectcd not 10 go: · · ·

Cardwas_aeceptcd-onanat-larg~bid .. _.... . • : .<: '< ·PATM>.ttc>N'-TheDJi/ E pti.m: ·:·~~e (Card1 had :.otnc !Iood w1~s on the summer cir• , .. . . _. .. ,. _ ,· ; ·· - ,. . .. . , . · Y If> •

cuu, Auld smd. "She wa. .. m 1he middle ofth~ pack a. .. far · Sal1_1k1 U'Olllfll s lemus lt'llmmember Molly Card, a 111111or · as i;ct!ing an a1-lari;e bid." - .. · >. -- :· -_. - · ' · -frq111 Terre'flaiae, Ind.; serves 11p a ball Tuesday wltilt•.

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. able tillcing to me." . --: ' ,;She does her job; wxt'when she needs_ By L Bruce Ludett Daily Egyp1ian Reporter While the_ n:spon: to S:1Y something, sm does," Locke said ·.

sibilitics or leading a · . "But if that (saying something) is not team may seem eod-. called for, she doesn't" . · ·

SIUC wo~~•s volleyball co-captain less, Fisher said her .· F"!Shercomes ftoma family of athletes, Lindsay Fisher expects to be a leader both job or being :i captain· ; · including a younger sister who plays on a on and off the coun. _ . · is a little less'demand- ·.·nationally-ranked.high school volleyb:111

Though only a sophomore," Fisher, a· - ing than he(senior ·: -'team in Indiana; : . . · ·_ - - . . .. biological sciences major from Muncie, _, counterpart. · · : : . _. Fisher, a middle blocker, has led the·

Ind., was chosen along with senior def en- • · .. • . · "I don't really feel · 'Salukis in either kills, digs, aces or blocks . sive specialist Becky Chappell to lead the · - LI dsa · Asher a wholC: lo.t .or pres-" 'in at_least one or more matches this sea­team and said she enjoys the position as n Y . · sure because ~ecky -. son, and Locke said that is because of her one of the younger players. · · · : . (Chappell) is a captain.also," Fisher said work ethic. · · :

"[ try to lead by example more than · "She's a senior so_ she gets a lot more of "She's aggressive on the coun, and she -anything,". Fisher said. "I won'tsaymud1; : _ the responsibilities and pressure put on · al~ays does her best _when she's out ljusttrytodoit It's a big honor. It shows< her."-·; . , .- · • ·. :"- · ·;-~_-- '::•:·,; · · ' there," Locke said "For the most part she that the team respects me, and it makes ' Yet Saluki Coach Sonya Locke said; . - -. · . . .. me feel good to know they feel comfon-":- "'Fisher does what needs to be done./·: see ~EADER, page:11, . --~ . ': .. , ~{}/1erx<. :-