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A d~monstralor prol,;ting lite loggii1g of Bell Smitl1 Spri11gs, Collin Mize11r, a 1111decided soplzomore from Spri11.efield, raises ltis lta11d in promise to protect tire land Wednesday aftemoon itt front of tire St1_1de11I Ce11ler •

l'Holos BY AMY Srv.uss - The Cldi/y Egyptian D~sed izs trees,Joe Adfricl,, a senior.ill civil a1giiiem11gfr~m Carbondale (left); and Catlilee11 Tracy, a smio~ ill social UJOrk from New Lenox, 1111g Smokey tl,e Bear as part ofa skit at a protest for Bell SmiU1 Springs Wednesday affemoon ill fro11t of theStudentCe11ter. · ·.· . .: • . .. _ .·' ' : : _' · ·_ ··

Studerit_enyiron:r:nentalis~·-'._sho\iV.v;i~ws_ on:Sh.awrj~~.!gggirig :_ iJycoticcntteratr~~~-~::·.:_-:.::.:;.:,:~-~tni~.:1~\?rin.ii.t~·paBntaT!9t~·'qr_ti~-~:jca·~~r;.;-;: .. 7 ... , . .,..,.:..-r::;.-•_:_· · Daily Egyptijn Reporter , · . ' pines 'and ~ Qll coe~ist !n ~e. fo~':-. . . . _Pine .~nes, which wen:. pa~,;ed out to

· _ 'The narrator, Bob Czernik. a Jumor m 1 . the audience by SEC members, were then

:: •. s_.mokc:y· .. the Bea_ r_ ;nd w~lking.trecs :-.rithropology from Carbondale. said thrown at thedisguisedlogger'nnd Forest·. through a mcg:iphone lhal the U.s: Forest,• Service officer, causing them to give.up .·

.. who spoke their thought~ dramatized life · Service has plans to clearcut pine trees in . and walk ·away but swearing they.would in the forests,_stcaling people's lunch the Bell Smith Springs area. southczt of be back. . •. · . · . · · · hours Wednesday in a skit presented by . Marion. bcciuse _the service clairi1S pine • But to the audience's smprisc, when the­~~:::. _environmentalists near the Student trees arc preventing the oaks from grow~ : _ logger and .Forest Service c;haracters did

~1embers of SIUC's·. ·s1uden· t .. ing. . . ·, . . . · ' ·: ·. ·,_ ·comeback. they began hugging the trees " 1b:lt is a myth! These trees can li,·e . and admined they had made a mistake.

Environmental Center prolr:sled loggin~ and grow together in harmony,". h_!: said. ·. · 'They said they deciiled. not to cut down · of a section of the Shawnee National· "Pine trees are not overpowering the· , the trees bcciusc they loved the forest and Forest using drama, while p:mers-by oaks." .· · , . · .. ,_ .. : . · .. . . · . · · wanted to.protect iL They also lit a·dollar were drawn in for entertainment and The skit continued when ·one member bill on fire to prove that moneyJrom tim-infonn:i1ion. . . dressed in a t-shin labeled with a Forest bcr sales ~as not important I<> them :my- .

Although some people muu~red such Scr.-fce logo and :mother disguised as_ a. more. ~: : : . · .' · · . : · _ .. . : · . things as, "I ain't got time to save trees,"· .. logger with an axe and a hard helmet · Kristen 'Koidecki, a ·senior in an. from

when walking by the event. most people walked toward the tree character,; with Carbopdale _and a member of the group, . stopped along the Student Center path- intentions of cutting them down. . said the group was trying to mow how · · ways to watch the protcsL A memberw.caring a Smokey the Bear !he. Forest .Serv_ice can do. p_roper

Two members of the center were dis-· costume _stood by the trees as the tree · · · · guised as apinetree:md:uioaktrce walk-, · characters cried forSmokey'shelptopro-; : ·;>.·see NATURE, page 6 i

. Stalking incidents . cause Stu~ent; ¢ode revisi()ij By Dylan F~nley _ . to off-campus incidents and the . SIU. President Ted Sanders said · inappropriate behavior, and ~ugh . said. . . ·Daily Egyptian Reporter length of time involved in the one example of the neaflo stream- the due process and grievance pro:. Mark Terry, _Graduate .and · appeals proces.,;,·Jeari Paratore, a.~· line the code is the ca.,;e of Gregg ci:dure, they may very .well slaY.

Recent stalking incidents on cam-. ciate vice chancellor. of Student -- ~1rot7.ck. a graduate student in engi~ · within 'the University setting for_- . . . .. see CODE, page 6 · pus have prompted SIUC officials Affairs. said. nccring from Decatur. Mrot7.ek was another yei.r," Beggs said •. • " • . ·:. Gi1s ~ode · · to revise the Student Code of 'Thcla.~llimcthecodcwa.,;revised foundguiltyofharassinghisfonncr. · "l_'m talking·a_boul extreme , • · · Comlucttoclarifythedcfinilionsof wa.~ 1986.ParatorcsaiditislilJlCfor. girlfriend in 1995 but still is in. behaviorherc;l'.mnottalkingabout ; __ ··cussays::· :. ·i·· '; -

· harassment and streamline the a· periodic review of the code. ·· • school bcciuseofthe code's lengthy'.;'. disagreements with a roo~ I'm • . Maybe th_ ey :: · . :. . · appeal proccs.~. officials say. . Donald Begg., SIUC chancellor, appeals proces.,;. • • . . : . · talking about felonies." ::: '. : · ·-· . ·

Possible revisions to tlie code said many of1hc'--onccmsabout the Mrot7.ckcould not be reached for' . ,During thc:pa',:two ycm, there :_: w_ ill revise l~e ·. , , · :·_. include a clearer definition of code have come about because of comment a.~ of press time. . . have been three iurests for stalking·:- .·code for having. IJI • hara.,~mcnt. more definite guidelines several ca.,;cs ofstalking on campus •. "We have had individuals thaf · on campus, Theresa· Mills~ · -booze in the · U

~ of the code's jurisdiction pcnaining in recent years. · have been found I~ be gui!tY of ,·cry~: . UnJvershy poHce, sp<>kes_w~man, . : dorms.: - '- ::-.. . .

Sports

Former Saluki has first season · -in Class '> ball:·

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Cross country -athlete beats :. ·.

. odds as \\'alk-on ..

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SIUCstudents participate _in_ day . qf prayer.:· . . .

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Becoming . Catholic ·.·:Is A

Faith JoumeY._:_;; , ~ -i'

The Process Is Offered At · Either Of Two· Centers:

Newman Catholic· Studerit Center· · 715 South Washington, 529-: 3311 . ,.

Beginning Tuesday, September 24 at8:15pm. ·. : ... . and .. - : . - •· ·. ·_ Church'.of St. F-rancis Xavier:C Corner Of Poplar and Walnut, 457 -:- 4556 ··

Begirinin~ Wednesd~,. September 25 at 7.miL

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Advertise· in· the Dai,y .EgYI>tian . 536~3311.

· '· · • · "Music in the Garden" free out­-<door concert; Noon to 1 p.m., . ·. University Museum Sculpture

Garden, Faner Hall, west side or . Museum. Contact Lori or ,Tracy at

:: 45~5388. . .

Thursday, Scptcmber-19, 1996

ii Habitat for Humanity Campus . Chapter meeting, 7 p.m., Student·

· C.enter Video Lounge. Contlet Amy at 549-6362. · :

ll1'.'c;.,,;.--.... . -. Film Alternativ~s. and Big f5i,iNDARPOUCY;.. 'ri,i.teadllnei _,. ___ • MuddyFilm Festival informational ! forCllendui_mns.l&toa.zn.twoE!'b-J

meeting. 5 p.m:,.Cinema and f!e~~i:.:n:lc'l:r:!;.i:;~~i!!'.:} Photography Soull(htige - Comm. . . . :~•:~dn.:'~~~d~;,-:,r., ",!, ~:-: · 1116. Contact Garret at 153-9482. · pa son submitting the It=.· Fo~,

ulendar Hem• are _av.a.liable In lhe ( · • Golden Key National Honor· Society picnic/ meeting; 6 p.m., ·. Campus Lake.Boat Dock.,;. Contact Mike at 549-0476. t · ·

~~r.it~1.r:l!:..;:;::::n~d·~·:i!: 1 D•lly,;-:,Egypllan ,.; ;New1room,; _Commcnlcatlont Balld-lng,· Room,;

'-~. Bt:i~k'.Th_ink 'fan~.P~lltii:al Action Conmuuee nn:ung, 10 p.m.

:· Student Center Illinois Room.

· :~•f J~~a:t~~1t':n•.ff:~.~~; ~~r=~t~,°:.~k~0 ~:;j ·

'Llh".P~_i·-~--·21S:>:::·- .,,_,.:~: ~, g 9,Li1:E~B~~tfE~-,, _____ _ UNIVERSITY POLICE fied,andtheca.c;eisundcrinvcstiga-

tion.: . . , . _• An employee of the SlUC . .- .. · . . ·

Recreation Center reported •. Kenneth R; Pauerson, 29, or : Monday.that a miln allegedly Carbondale, "'.as ~tedMonday

caused a disturbance at the center . • and charged wuh cnmmal ~-pa.-;­. and threatened to.blow up the": ingons~supportcdpn>JUtpft~

building. The man allegedly lost he allegedly ~a.~ found sleeping m . his temper after his identification . the lnternawinal Loung<: of the card did not scan correctly and Student ~enter. Pauerson was afier the rotary gate would not unable to post the SIOO bond and open .. A suspect has been i_denti- · was taken to Jackson County Jail.

NEWS

UTHERN l~ll_N~IS

CARBONDALE Brooks' shows all sell out

All tickets, except for those for handicap seating, arc sold out for Garth Brooks' three con­certs at SIU Arena Oct. 3, Oct. 4 and Oct. 5.

Originally. the Oct. 4 show was the only confinned perfor­mance. But when the ticket,; at the SIU Arena ticket office sold out Sept. 14, two more shows were confinned.

Jana Fints, publidty t.'OOrdina­tor for Varnell Enterprises. the . publicity firm for Brooks, said the al mos I nil or the ticket,; were sold by Monday. .

She said the three shows sold rclati\'ely fa.,t compared to other Brooks' shows.

CARBONDALE _ Schnucks, Office Depot

get nod from City Council Two new businesses should

open in the city by spring 1997. The Carbondale City Council unanimously appro\'ed plans Tuesday for Schnucks grocery store to be built on the site of the National supermarket, 915 W. Main St., and Smplesffhe Office Depot office supply store to be built on the site of the old Prime lime mtnurant, 1325 E. Main St.

The closed buildings current­ly on the two sites arc scheduled for demolition within a few wee'-5.·

~ I~ ~,io~o,LD' f.-MICHIGAN , UAW-Ford contract· sets,. wage-scale precident

DETROIT-The tcntati\'e contract reached Monday with Fool r. fotor Co. features an ag:n:c­ment by the United Auto Wori.eis to a ·permanently lower wage . scale for new nutop:ut.,; workers. a first in the modern U.S. auto indu.wy. sources said.

Details of the complex pact remain sketchy. but indusuy nrin­lysts and sources said Tuesday that the new contract establishes :i two-tier wage scale under which . newly hired auto pans workers -a.,; opposed to assembly workers - earn less than C\'eryone cto;c.

Daily Egyptia11 Thursday, September 19, 1996 {3

Stilla .. 11 illlllligratj,t'~ff ~r ~()-Y~arS '. Rom' a· n' ·1an' .· a· ·uth·o'r·. ·dant,thoughtlessly shiny.and so easily'taken'

. . . • for granted," Codrescu said.

h · · · ·. • · · · .. ·. · : · f. . . Codrescu said a paradox of immigration is . S ares expenenCeS. Q . _that although if!1migrants ca_n be~ell fed a~d' · .· · · . • . . can afford to purchase furniture and matcnal .

Americ~'s parado~es :. ~~~s\~~~i~~:~oone.tosharcth~~ food an~

By William H:itficld · ' . · He said immigrants are not socially accepted Daily Eg)·ptian Reporter by their American neighbors.

America is a place of paradoxes where immigrants do not always find what they seek but always find freedom, a poet, auth~r and r.idio commentator says.

Andrei Codrcscu, who was born in the for­mer province of Transylvania in Romania, spoke to a full auditorium of about 300 people Tuesday evening in the Student Center about the. topic, "Life of :in Immigrant." : • • He based _the lcc1ure through his and his mother's eyes. . . · • · ·.' .. . .

"After having been in America for 30 years, I am only tJl immigrant because people want, me to speak about it," Codrescu said. "But I think I ha\'e more to say about immigrants pre­cisely because I have been talking about it and thinking about it and because it is a matter of some urgency in our current political <iis­course." · .•. • ·

Codrcscu, a commentator for National Public Radio's news progr:im, "All Things Considered," is best known for his books; '.:'The Muse is Always Half-Dressed in New Orleans" and "License to Carry a Gun." He is also the_ editor and founder of the literary journal, "Exquisite Corpse."

Codrcscu said it was not until his return to Romania to report on the country's re\'olution · that he began to re-evaluate his American expe-~~~ .

·"I didn't go back merely to report," Codrescu · said. "I went back because I wanted to smell things. I wanted to go back and recover my childhood; and I wanted to take big, deep breaths in my hometown.''· . · ·

Codrescu said in Romania. he found his old friends had been transfonned into survivors of

. . . PAT MAooN ,- The_p.iily (8)-ptiJn

. A11tl10; ).~d;e(Codre~~II speaks t_o a. · •p11C!ed_ l,ouse, ill lite Stude11tC~11ter '1'111:sday 11iglit. ·

_II Fodthe Romanian . 'imrriigrants] America was' the heavenly .W~l-Mart . : ..

because God was . . everything and everything can be found

· at Wal-Mart 11

Andrei Codrcscu, · Author ~hrnig~~•~h~~~ bp~~ecn ::i~t:.m where ~-m~t~~~\. ,,, _,

'' "For them, America was the hca\'enly W:il- · -, 1:..,-. -/ .-. -.-. ,:.. .. -s-,-',_-.• -----,-----. Mart," Codrcscu said: .

"Immigration is cruel to new immigrants," . Codrcscu said. •."They are mostly invisible to ; Americans except ·as objects of dismay and subjects of political demagoguery."

He.said immigrants often are misled into , :believing .\mcrica is a paradise. · . . . • '.'When this realization began to dawn .:in my mother, she began to rage against her new·

· country," Codrescu said.·, . . · ·. "She deplored its rudeness, its insensitivity,

its outright meanness.and indifference· to chase ofter the almighty buck, as well as her

· :in~bi!i.ty to partake in warm genuine fellow-

.· sht~drescu ;aid· even f~r all of Ame~ica·• ~­weak points, it still is far bette_r than Romania .

· in that immigrants do not have to live in fear of governmental persecution.· · : · . : · · "She (Codrescu's mother) had left behind a

lot that was good, but she had also left behind a vast.range of daily humiliation.''. Codrescu said. · · . : · · · . · . . . .. ,

"My mother began to realize that she got a · good deal after nil bec:iuse in addition to food

and furniture, they had thrown in freedom." He said his experience in the United States

w:.s different from his mother's experience in · that he came for freedom and not for food. · .

"I was·drunk with freedom, and) wasn't :ibout to tamper my euphoria with the age-old weariness of repressed Europeans," Codrescu · said. "I had arri\'ed at a.n ecstatic moment in· his!o~, and I was determined to make the most ofn. • ,

Codrescu s:iid there is nothing new about. . ·current :inti-immigration sentiments. · . · . ·

· "Most immigration after the mid-18th centu-. ry would have ncvet happened if the majority

had any say in it," Codrescu said. '111ey didn't· because immigration wa.,; driven by a_ demand· for labor.". Codrescu said his opinions h:ivc caused him to step on a lot of toes. For exam- .

''That's what God was during Commu_nism · Louisiana.State Uni\'ersityin Baton.Rouge,' · because God wa.,; C\'erything. and e\'erything said upon returning from Romania; he was in .

can be found at Wal-Mart." . shock.•· ·· · · · :

pie, Codrcscu came· under fire by.the Christian Coalition after a Dec> 19 radio commentary. ·

He read a rcligi~u~ pamphlet that he re~ei\·cd ·

Codrescu, wh_o. also is an English professor at "Everything was so new. carelessly abun-: s~~ IMMIGRANT, page 7

SIUC students join ·pray~r drde'fPt peace By Sheila Stowers a.m .. and as the set time of 7:15 dents fr~m the· United States; .. of the Fellowship of Christian Daily Egyptian Reporter a.m. approached, more students fil. Singapore, Canada. the Philippin~ •· Athletes.· · ·: ·

A 'prayer group of more than 30 students circled around the flag pole between Woody and Quigley halls Wednesday morning 10 pray for the campus and the nation.

The students started arriving at 7

tered in from every direction, set . Guatemala, 7aiw-.m,Saipan, Russia,.' ·. She ·said. she and· some· of down their book bags and joined the Austri:i and other countries joined.' her friends talked about participat­circle. · ·. · · ·. . simultaneously cin. campuses · ing,_ but no .one seemed to be

This-group of SIUC students was worldewide to pniy: . . . • . · ... • org:mizing anything. ~"5?n said · one of many around the world par- . The SIUC prayer group was .she _decided to_ organize _11 her, ti_cipating in the annual See You at organized by Lorraine P:irkinson, a· self. .. . .. . · . _. the Pole event. According to the junior in biological science from ·, "ljust really felt like it was some.: Sec You at the Pole website. stu- Heath, Ohio. Parki!150n is n member . thing I should d~"-!'3rkinso~ ~d..

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:t(JR'tQii~~j GPSC deserves: vote

,, ·-•.·' ~·· Thursday, September 19, 1996. a

in deciding whi-~h:: programs cclncelled · /.1

THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES was built around the idea that government should be by the people and for the people. Simply put. people should have some sort of say when it comes to the government that rep-: resents them. Perhaps the Graduate and Professional Student Council members brushed up on their history of politics.

At the group's Sept 11 meeting, GPSC voted to ask for a · "'1:' G. part in the decision-making process concemingSIUC's_ .. , ·.:1"_ ue OAI'Y"c,Vpnu/ graduate programs that arc scheduled for modification or. - - fl" " [..lrT j /1/"

elimination. The vote was for a resolution that would give · GPSC a vote in what happens to these programs. · ~--===---_ --.-_---:_ .----:-_ --------------:--~---:----'

To want a say in what happens- to graduate programs only I __ , ____ ,-_ -__ ::.-," ·-' _~ ·_-,_-, ··_ .. _.,,_,":.,,· r_·_i- - ·_:;_,_ .. , ___ , ___ ,,:. -_-.. _0,-_'_\'..,

makes sense. GPSC is made up of graduate students, and it -{' ETJERS(J:QJl:IE ~QIT.OR:i,,,. ---------------only seems natural that they would want some kind of in flu- ' ~ ",.•, · ' · · '· ·· ·'·' ~ · · ' ·· "'" ··-ence in the decision-making process. To have a vote in ·

:;i;th~~:::to~o/:O~~~=lh•mi,ave,ygoodidea. Ph~Ds important in S<;ience GPSC·IS ENTITLED TO HAVE THEIR OPINION Yes, Mr. Howard, you arc the labor dcmand.111is is like tl1ink,howli1tleintclligcntinfor-

matter. The council is directly affected by what happens to absolutely right about tile Ph.D. stocking the shelves or your malion we should have lcfL I'd these programs and should have a say in something this businc..,;s. If we would believe as . store to meet what you predict ratller not leave U1c standards or importanL The entire process would benefit from hearing · you do that we Ph.D. students will be the demand. Students Western knowledge solely in the group's input about something that they deal directly represent a kind of livestock • buy education. 1l1at fa tile prod- your hands. Sorry, Jeff. · . with. , herded into the academy, left uct we Ph.D. teaching assistants Why, indeed, Mr. Howard,

alone to chew our scholarly cud provide. could we not leave Ilic nuclear Not giving the group a say would be like telling the grad- and tl1cn herded out into a mar- Taxpayers, Mr. Howard, fund research industry in the hands of

uate students that they hl!.ve no choice in the matter but have kctplace consisting entirely of universities for tile same reason some ambitious students with to deal with it in a helpless way. Life is not fair, but at least vegetarians. tllcy pay tuition - because tlley two years of advanced physics'? by letting GPSC have a vote, ·the campus administration Yes, Mr. Howard, you arc cor- value education. · When children have cancer, would make sure that everyone knows where the council reel tllat tile University is a busi- Now, let me try to persuade why, indeed could we not leave

d , ncss, but it is not the cattle you, Mr. Howard, why cduca- tllem in·thc care of some moti-SLan s. · · business. So allow me to escort lion is valuable. When someone vated cancer research scientists

All 87 graduate programs will be up for review in the near you out or the farming industry - boils the collecied value of an witll M.S. degrees? I mean, ifs future by the IHinois Board of Higher Education. Some of and into tile academic industry. entire body of scientific work all just garble. anyway, right the criteria the board will be looking at are demand, cost;job Where I have taught in the -huge by any measure - into Jeff!. . · . placement ~d the time it tak_ cs to receive a degree. past, administrators hired the the caricature, "111c standard - In short, I am glad .to'hc a

IBHE HAS VOICED CONCERN THAT SOME pro­grams have low enrollment and graduation rates, as well as others producing more graduates than -the job market can accommodate. As a result. . some of the programs are. tar­geted for cancellation. GPSC wants, and rightfully so, some kind of voice when it comes to the future of these programs.

number of teachers tllcy needed deviation or variable x-is unac: writer and teacher of English. iri based on projected enrollment. counted for in -relation to the hopes that I might lead a few

We part-time instructors got to mean of all uncorrelated people tl1rough the confusion of teach classes when enrollment results," and tllcn has Ilic audac- such poor tllinking. wa.,; high, but not when we were ity to presume Uiat nothing not needed. And coincidentally, should be wri1ten unless he -just enough teaching assis- · an understander of English'-- Ste1·e Long tantships were granted to mce~ understands what it means, I doctoral student, English

One of the problems, however, that could arise is if GPSC uses its vote as a way to keep programs that have no chance · Sf d f f • Ph D b h • ofsurviving.Ifgivenasayintheprocess;GPSCmembers U en upse over, • • as Ing should make sure that they use the power gi.ven for the best . · · ·

. possible reasons. · I was aghast to r~d Mr. Jetr should suffice,"' right Mr. ing one anotllcr or embellishing

... GPSC should speak for all the students that it directly r.!p- Howard's article, which ap.; Howard'? Additional learning· on tl1c work of otllcrs. That'has resents. This means that sometimes members may need_ to pcarcd in the Sept .. 13 Daily beyond tile associate could be been tile hallmark of academia. -

·. ask what is best for the majority and not just focus on some Ee>ptian. The article only goes self directed, and tllerc would be But I am sure you arc quite - · , to cpitomi1.e tile autllor's state or no need for a bachelor's degree. · oblivious of tllat, Mr. Howard, a.~ ' programs that they don t want to see go. utter confusion. how can anyone Your getting a bachelor's degree you arc of tile fact that such con-·

The. best way the GPSC could benefit the students would· with a modicum of rationality . is a waste of taxpayer's money. tradictions at worst give us a · be to act as a liaison between graduate students and the make such misinformed asscr- Your unsavory attack·on tile. rationale to probe furtllcr and at reviewal process. That way, with both sides being constant- tions tllat a Ph.D. degree is not humanities is laughable. While best enhance our scholarship; ly infonned about the other, the transition will be smoother. necessary - in the public some Ph.D.'s have been compla- Mr. Howard, you article belies It•also may provide certain alternatives· to cutting the pm- · school- and tllat those seeking -· cent. you conveniently failed, to , your palpable ignorance. Such a grams. · - · - , • tile degree should do so at pri~ .acknowledge tile glaringly encir- · line. of reasoning takes us all

vatc insUtutions where_ they . mous lime undcnaking original · back 2,000 years. ·

"If a man docs not keep pace with his companions, perhaps ·it is ~ because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to ti'..:: music

, which he hears, however measured or far aWJy." , · · · _: · ·-:--Henry David Thoreau , · -·

D~Egyptian .Student Edltor-ln­

'. ·-.Chief · Man:iging Editor·.'

. I.ANa Sr[pf'

would pay for Ilic expenses:- - research, which they share at · '. 'I challenge yoti to educate I have serious problems witll conferences, etc. · . yourself on tile imponant contri-

. your callous and arbitrary char.; Some indulge in research areas bu lions Ph.D.'s have made to acteri1.ation or Ph.D. programs. tllat have never been explored · society. While you arc doing so, Your asscnions arc tantamount that augment in no small mca- I ask tllat you remember one fact to sheer naivct~. surcs our inte1lcctualism. Would - that Ph.D.'s arc also taxpay-.

If we adopt your frivolous ·you discount this crucial cootri- crs._ ~ 'argument,- t11cn I must ask why bution to intellectual advance~ -· you arc cbtaining a bachelor's·. -- mcnt, Mr. Howard?· ' . ·pl,i/ Tain-Al Alalibo -degree in philosophy. Oh, wait a Similarly, tl1erc is notl1ing iniq- graduate student, political minute, an associate degree · u_itous about scholars cont~dict- · science: ·

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, - , ,' ,, . . ,. . ~ . . . ' In the name or Allah, the bcnefi- ·

dent, the merciful: To all who ·reac1 · the.-.e rew word.~. I extend to you the • greetings or peace, As-Salaams· Alaikum. · · · · . .

Under a cloudlt..-,;s sky and crown~ ing sun on Oct. 16, 1995, the honor-able Louis Farrakhan, leader or the · • Nation or Islam, called a sea of vote on Oct:· 16 .while 700 black on common issues together: · . . . black men, numbering mqre than • medicalandemergencyproression- The BlackAffoirs Council's one million - not 10 retribution or · als manned first-aid, stations.· theme· thi( year is••:collei:tive , war as many had feared _:, but to Another 500 black lawyers and p.v• ·· Efforts Pursuing The Es_sence of . atonement, reconciliation and the · alegals ·. monitored the crowd and : Umoja." Umoja means ·to strive for·. responsibility of building God's police, along with thousar.Js of and maintai1_1 unity in the family,-· New World Order. The God of MMM marshals. The work of self• community, 111ion and race.·AII'.

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Justice had declared that it wa.~ time · dctem1iriation and unity continued, black organizations; students and for us :;s bluck men and as and as of.now, aJiule more than RSO's should support the BAC's 'll!::~....,~~ .... ----~=~~--------..1i Christians. Muslims, Hebrews and 14,000 application.~ have been filed · Unity Rally this Sunday. Unity is:.· NationalisL~, young and old, mem-. to adopt th~ children. The Adopt · key for elevation! lnfomtation con~ .. bcrs of e\·cry fraternal, civic and ·._an In';fliltc program wa.~ announced· ccrning 'the National Politic.al political organization t_o stand· ~nd s!nce the MMM, se\·eral tho~• Convention :and Holy Day of: i together as _one to declare our right sa~d mm::tes ha~e ~n adopted m Atonement activities -will be: '. to justice and our right to delcmtine · pnsons across thts nation. The mur- announced al. the upcoming • the future of ourselves and our pro- der rate ha.~-gone down in many of Thursday meetings of the Black.· pie. , . the ~ities since the MM~1, ~ black Affairs Council and the Bl:ick Think·

The l!oly, Day of.Atoncmc·nt me~ ~cnt home to their wives and Tank. .. . • ·- :- . started with pre-dawn Islamic and fam11ies that they abandoned to ask Also, the httle letter. which · Christian prayers, traditional African •. for forgiveness. The tiansf~t~vc :ippcared in !he. Dt1i/y Egyptian ~n . libation and drums. It was followed effects of the MMM are shll bemg •. Sept. 7, I behe\:e should not be dig- . by a program that featured spiritual, fell · - · · · . nilie~ w_ith 11 _response but_ whh a · political, social and economic mes- T~e MMM has spawned two pubhe d1~s.~m" ~;~cc,1 you and sages by blacks from diverse · major events sctto occur during the me concerning my views and your schools of thought from America, next two months that will further observation of my views. Attempts the Caribbean and Africa. The pro- impact the nation and the world. A to tear do~ a pe~n for the hope-· gram was closed by the Honorable National Political Convention will ful ~lcvation of roursclf is de111on- •'.. Louis Farrakhan. conwne Sept. 27 through Sept 29 strat1ve of the mmd of a slave or a· -

Prior to 0..'1. 16 '1995 some of · in St: Louis to address the issues p:rson with evil intentions_in their the persons partici~ting i~ the Holy impacting urban areas a~d the poor heart. Pl~ respond •~ this _issuing · Day of Atonement activities had that so far have been ignored by of a debate m the same pubhc man-. never worked together, but they either party. The observance of the ncr in which.yo!! co~demn me. decided to be examples of atone- World Day of Atonement OcL 16, Thank you for takmg lime to read ment and reconciliation. We have the first anniversary o( the MMM. these· few words. As-Salaam•. never seen black men demonstrate will have a message sent to all the Alaikum (Peace Be Unto You). love for each other as wns \\itncssed nations of the world from the United

· at the Million Man March. If you Nations plaza in New York City, Enoch Muluunmed is a senior in believe that God is love, love w.1.~ and it will feature a keynote address educatio,u1/ ad111inistrotio11 •

. certainly present: That love had a by the. Honorable Minister tran.\forming affect on the h=ts and Farralhan. . minds of many of tho~ ~en that Herc at SIUC, the Hol~ _Day of ~Piliricn,·ES-Ai~.ru;IT~~~-wcre present at the march or were Atonement, Reconcthat1on, ... . • , -•.. -- • - •-at home watching on television. Rcspon.~ibility and Absence must be r ~IC~ A. lY~~K;,.'4NlJ, Alli! ·TJ~E Go,·ernmcnt and transit officials, as observed in the spirit of the MMM. i. t SOIE OPL"i/O,V OF ms Aumo · ·

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r!t~o~=i:! tr;tt::~::ti~tJ~;~t~~•i peaceful and orderly day of evenl~ real spiritual.work needed to break f../1 .PERSl'EC'n\'ES,'_DEUl'Elt TT:TO, that they had ever seen. With this . down these false barriers. that keep t TIIH D.tIL'i EGJ1'11.4N Eo'troRLiL peace, work could begin. . people locked into these religious . E!?-f!!~f.,,'~~;~iCJ'l!l!E,fT:!:_/, -.i~tc.: • ·.

Some 200,000 _men registered tu cocoo_n.~ that don't allow us to work =~- - -- - -~

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Jesus. (:hrist_ con.fused wt.th ·cod.-.. In response to the article of entire Bible was given to us by · t~ih and the life: no inan conic~~-

9/12/96 concerning Jack Crurnbly's in.~piration from God and is useful 10. unto the Father but by me," (John search forGod'through his rcjt-'Ction teach us what is true (111im 3:15-16 · 14:6 KJV).. · · of Christianity; I believe he did not TLB). · , The only path to the.Father is· recognize the true Living God. llefore anything else existed, through his Son who was resurrect-

He said that when he and his wife there was Christ with God. He has ed (raised .from the 'dead) and is went to church that the minist:r always been alive and is himself alive today providing Eternal Life would talk.so ptuch about Jesus God(John 1:1 TLB). for those . ·who: believe;

. instead of God, period. But that is - WJ1oevcr transgrcs.~s and does · Relationship/loving fellowship with the whole point Jack ~ that Jesus not abide in the doctrine of Christ Christ is essential and prefer-wle for .. Christ is not God. . , · does not have God. He who abides me over a religion ba.,;ed on the rules

I find it sad that your church did in the doctrine of Christ has both the · and writing of a deceased prophet not make this crystal clear, never- Father. and-the Son: (fl John 9 Christ is alive~ i'ind He is Love · thelcss, it is stated in the Holy Bible. NKJV). ' . . ' .- ' C ,, • Etem:il.'_ It is the holy Scriptures that make. You see, for me, not any god will you wise to accept God's salvation do; only the Living God. Jesus says · Lynn Mo;1·ry by trusting in Jesus Christ. The through his word "I am the WlY, the· Carbonda/uesidtnt

Eradi-cc1te ·,racial sickness in··Am_e•ri_ca·., Ivan Pavlov 'once experimented as empathy. . .. . . as a people will g~t i~ the Promised

-: with some animals, conditioning · There are many shortcuts in Ufe. Land!" · · . : them to respond in certain ways . that truly save time; much like·a· · America, and other nations, owe:'.· ao:ording to whate\·er stimuli they'. microwave. There is no microwave· us much for all the great things we were exposed to. In many cases,' . for understanding each other: This have done under extrnordinary­pain was used. This sometimes. is the individual trust of all who live. duress. People· like: Dr. Richard . resulted in the animals developing a . Unfortunately. we have sterco.j'ped Charles Drew, without him there healthy sort of paranoia.''.. . . and shortened just about every facet would· be rio Red Cross, Granville.

Compare and contrast the para- oflife'. Racial sickness has ovcrtlk-. · T. Woods (iraffie light), Benjamin· noiaoflhe:,e labanima!s with that of· en America, and it may _be incur-. Banneker, George Washington the Jews of the I 940's, the Hutus · able. ]11.',t as the Jews once desired to · Carver, etc. Reparations-and rcpatri• -and Tootsi's ·o(·Rwanda, the . return to their homeland, there.are - ation America! (Jesus saves/Acts· African-Americans, etc ... · I have some Africans in America who 2:38) _ · • prayed to God that one day the '. desire their.homeland (repatriation) •. ·: oppressor will at least understand ' Martin Luther King or.::e prophesied Gtorge Williams • --how the oppressed feels; also known to African-Americans saying, "We , ·stnior, education · , , - · ..

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_By Dav~ A~r~ng them-in,good .. order, lie·h~ been: Each special populations ~n·: Daily Egyptian reporter able to recch'.e_ ~onations,from local; was teamed ,up .,_;µi a volunteer or · • ;,, _ " - _ . - .. __ . _ .. __ . . .. _· . businesses. to cover_ the P.Urchase one of the teachers. ,Arnid, the _ ~- ,r,,, _,::

Brandy Addison cast her fishing•~ costs:_ · · ... · :_-, · • • -· - : . . laughter' of the ~ildren; the voluna, • --~-....:-.· - " _ ,; C : _.-•

line in_to_ - th_e_ l-ake- wi_th_:-the 3!ro ___ f_a_~ __ , ___ ;_ Bl.eye--r;w_h-ose•·_hob_b--y-__ i_s __ ra_ ·i_s_i~g-_,_._ teer.;_,_ •·-__ h._e_lpcd ___ --.-_._bai_-__ -_·.t •. h_ oo,--· __ ks. ___ sc_· __ 1_ee1 _____ u __ c_k __ ·_:_· __ ; ---_-__ -___ ,_"' ____ , ___ :~----§·•·<_ ;~-· ' pro. Each ttmeshecast,she 1mme-i fish,_stocks thee1ght-~)ake_w1th ;' leandhelpe,di;vcryonehi1veagood ·: .. :-.,i,,? : < ·, ·: · ;_~ '-diately reeled the linc in; rea~y.t~;'hybrid bl,l!egill ~d bass..,,·_. time. : : :- _ •·. -- .,:,•:.::~'j;._:.:.:~~: , -~-doitagain. - , , :_ Jnthewarmweather_W~y,;, . ,A~hl_ey,Brockhou_se;a;higli- .. ';·•: •.' -~

Addiso_n,a9-year-old ___ -__ ·- ·, · ---~-·,; .. ,,~., •'.:- ·:.:. -· __ ,_·_sc_h-ool_s_t_!l_den_1_who_,. --,'·; ':~~-_ student at Washingtl)n,· · : :t_ru.;esclasscs ___ at~ohn_ -· • <:_.~

. Scliool in Marion, was' .:;' A. Logan Comm- · •,~ .perfecting hercastand ~ '._·unityCollege,vclu,n:, _:/s._~~ ha_vin!,l agoodtime. ;'.t~eredt~helpJwo .;~-domg1L kids: -- _ . _ .• "~

Addison was.one of .-... "I• helped out· .:,.,"'-4.' the estimated 600 vol- -· last year, and I liked·: untecr.;andspcclalp(lp-'. " _ _..__, __ _.__ being with all the_·. ulationschildrenimitcd people," · Brock~ Wednesday to Fr:mk house _said. "l:.asi Bleyer Lake for a day or , time I helped oui ~ .- . fishin~ The p!ivate Jake· elderly, :_llld this time is located off Old Route I'm helping kids." . I 3 I--<Ween Carbondale • As_ she spoke',· . aJdMt:ryhysboro. · ~:;on_eofherfi~an.-_ ·

Spet:ial populations • 9-year-old· Brannon citizens are defined as ; -Mackins, wandered either physically or , .' up and ·asked her I!) mentally handicapped, help bait his hook .. including those who are Brockhol!se asked

, . learning disabled; - • him what he had Frank Bleyer,Jor :-. ~ughL_

whom the lake'. is '_'l caught, one named, has~ ha\ing fisht Mackins s:M the· semi-annual' event matter-of-factly. -~•1· since 1988; . ~-~~Eill .J-...:...a~~:.:.;;..:;::,....-.:.;:~::.;: had·a·second one,.

"We staned off hav- A,;i,,'rrnBAEX~ TheD.1i!yftm>lian- butitgotaway~•:. · fog about 30 kids,". Bleyer J

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· Some studei.!f, · said. "Now it has gonr ~p OS I u.,,e, n11 ezg u I gra e stu CII! Ill oy. ~ut troop 1_ - have their teachers·: !S.i 600," . from Mt. ~emon, lzelps out ]11s IICW Jr1e11d, D!dnck help them fish.

Bleyer- said he had Cooper,a t111rdgraderat DeSotoGradeSd1ool,dun11g tl,c -• Lany Lcenig, a tt,yed with ihe idea of, Se111i-A111111nl Fislii11g Expeditio11 for Special Populatio11s -teacher- from Lincoln having children fish at his Wcd11esday at Frank Bleyer: l,!lke. · : . · . Middle SchCliil, 20_8-lake for a long time and · · ,- . W. · Monroe_ St;/ ' · ultimately decided to help special there were people sitting ori the helpe.i out some of his students.. . populations children; He said it was grass, fishing from wherever they - "I've been doing this for about'. ·c •

a worthy cause, so he decided to found a spoL live years now,'.'. Lcenig sai_ii '.The canyitouL - " ' Not all.of'those panicipating chaperoneshaveaboutasmuchfuri

Bleyer said providing fishing were children. Many were young , . :is the kids do., _ _ _ _ ~ _ · · __ ,:. supplies and fooq for all tht! people adults and elderly people from var-. -· "The event is .i giiod- thi,rig ,xescnt is a chore. \Vhile Bleyer ious agencies, such,as the Tri0 • becaw.emostof~kidsrlan'tget purchases all• the poles and -keeps County _Educational Center. out in the counby rnucp."

- -- · · -- - • Tracy told listeners at the event, • !J· J;:yery9n~ i§· "It's going to be different when thej

·u 'd• - th . : cut.so I suggest you all go out there enti e ·to err OWil\ andenjoyitwhileyoucan.''.')''

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opinions. ,~ _. . . Becky Banker, a spo~eswciman-_ management of trees. She said ·$tu- - for the Forest Service, said the ser- - · dents-should be more involved in - · - vice had no comment or reaction to

• fo=1 issues. Bed-.-y Bm(ke;~. the protest. . - -"We want eveiyone to be ir.dud- Forest Service ... :·Evcryone is entitlc;9 to th~irqwn·

ed in protecting our forests, but stu- spokeswom~n · opinions,". Banker said:· -·. -· · dent apathy kills community," .'. Alfredo Rangel; a senior in mar~· Kordecki said_- :'Students ::re the - · - keting from Chicago.who_ at_tended' backhone'ofthis community. and S~rvice cuts pines, e~~siu~ ~viii the event, said he'.\vas not aware; student apathy will get us occur because trees hold ilu:soil in , that the Forest Service has contracts_·

· nowhere." - place. _ _ - •,>fc"< · --_ : forloggiilg iii that ru:ea. --_ _ _ .. ' Kathleen Tracy, a senior in social. - She said v.ildlife and trees belong . "We shouldn'.t have to W(!rry. ·

work from Mt11physboro and a cen- in the forest. and should not be _.about people cutting dov.;n trees ter memher, said when the Forest harmed or -be,. d:s.tr~yed. _ fl'Ol11 such_ a ~utifu,I place.''

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• -- - . _- ' AN~ BARR.::::. The Daily ftii,ii.ln Sci>ot!f J.Jond, a "thin! gTlllle stiulent from De Soto;bizjts his li~k witlz. a worm _Wednesday_ at Frank Bleyer. !Ake. - - - · · · -.

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. ive'envirorimcnt for students,"· ~ co_-;i_lini,cdfro,11 page 1. . Beggs said. "When you h:iye peo-'

· -pie commit extreme behaviors, yoti . _ __. , ; _· _ -- ; < want to lieal \\-ith that in a timely,

Professional Sfodeni ~ouncil press fair man11ert · _· _ · _ -_ ; . ident, said he believes revisions to' · - Paratore said a comminee will be

t _ the ~-e are appropriate ~d ,ne_ccs- fo~~ by Fnday. le> address poss_i-sa,y. :. ,, : ;; , : · -.'._ ble code revisions. :She said the

:There; v:ere soine._stalker issues · comrilitt~'. should• approve a new that had 'come up, and t_he cpde code ih ti_rile for spring ~mester. ' does not,ad~llately _deal witli tn;it . She said the com.mince will include _

'. )~sue.'-'. Teriy said. c · • __ · · - _ represenl!ltives/roin Undergraduate· · Beggs s:ii_d.concems:about stu~ _ • S_tlldent -Gov·eniriient. • c;iPSC,

de_nl conduct'codes are not'unique'., _ University· , Legal _ Counsel;_ I to$1US- - I: •, - '. .. '..;, --~- University H_ousil% _Student

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TAMING A GIANT Shryock Auditorium's six-ton pipe organ is celebrating 25 years .

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.Orgqnist · createsfhousar1ds of s°&~QdsJem; 25~tC>di'.ifl~~~~ntL .·

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With more controls than a space shuttle, Sh,yock Audltorluin,s Reuter Pipe Organ sits majestically In

· the north balcony of the house. A' n d Just a I simple glance at the organ de­mands respect for. any lndiv~dual who ls able to·: tame the beast of keys, ped­d I es, knobs and pipes. -M arlann~ Webb, an SIUC organist

and professor of music. describes the pipe organ In simple terms, as If playing the complex monster was as '·. easy as blowing Into a kazoo. It may seem simple to · her because she designed It more than 25 years ago, but . to the average person, the organ might seem Impossible to ·even tum on;

Webb began designing the six-ton organ In 1970, and construction by the Reuter Organ Company of Lawrence, Kan., began In 1971. ·

But Webb said she spent. two years pondering exactly how to clraw the blueprints for It.

" I r.ractice four hou · rs a

day and en' ~oy _rlaying the instrument very much.J don't have a favorite eong to play. ~y favo~ite ·;s whatever i··

~~pen to be p,ri~g at the··

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Marianne Web~. SIUC oma ' , ::1 nrst

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.:organ·.• :•:, .. ··•. • ·:.· ':. · •·, . • , .· · All of this planning and building from >-2S.ye~~ago Is now ready to be cele­: brated Frlday6y~cb!llblnlng the sound ~f . •.··the organ:-.vtth the accompaniment of

other distinguished Instruments such as "the oboe, bassoon and clarinet.

· Th.e .Instruments will be played by fac-. - ulty members of the school of music at 8 ·

p.m. In Shry~' · , ·.: . . •The·25th anniversary performance,

which Is free to the public, should pro­.. vlde music for everyone, Webb said. ·

. "The program has.a lot of variety In It, · and It should appeal to a wide segment . of the population,· :;he said.

·wc:bb said no two•plpe organs are the same, and the biggest challenge of being an organist Is being able to adapt to

· playing according to the different styles . . of the organs. · · · .

What makes Shryock's organ different from others Is Its capablllty to play many different styles of music. · "lh.e organ Is' ~fan eclectic design and

·was custom designed for. this building: Webbs.?!d. .

•some ,,rgans are only ab;,1 to play · baroque !jterature, but I wanteo to make · ·sure that ..ye·could play all of the classl­. cal literature.·

There are more than 3, I 00 different sounds that the organ can create because

:. of Its three keyboards or66 notes and Its 58 ranks, which-give the notes different·

· tones. , · -While this pipe organ. may have 58

· ra!1ks and stands about 25 Feet high, Webb said the organ I!; only of medlu.m size. , _ ,;, · · ·

·ripe organs range In slxe from three to 210 ranks, so this one Is only moder­ately large In size.~ she said.

· However Impressive the organ may.be In size, sound and appearance/ It still will

· range .Its volume from a quiet h!Jm to an .. eerie, sharp sound reminiscent to the

music of ·rhantom of the Opera.· She i\dded a personal touch to the Instrument, designing the general pis­ton! of the organ, which control the vflrl­ety of sound produced by the pipes, so It could be controlled easlly by both the right and left hand of the organist.

· :(- • ·tt has an enormous range of dynamics going to make their own personal touch-. · 1971, but Webb said the organ Is now and timbres: Webb said. ·1 practice four es; Webb said. . . · · valuea at about $750,000. · hours a day and enioy playlng'the lnstru-

·What I did Is probably so detailed that . · ·tfs Insured, but· rd Mtc tc:i see any- · ment very much. I don't have a .favorite you wouldn't want to write about It.•· , thing happen to It; she said. song to play: My favorite Is whatever.I

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. I was skeptical whether Carbondale would get It or not, but recently "Tralnspottlng· pulled Into AMC University Place 8 theaters. It Is rare occasion when this area gets such films, so I advise all of you t_o go and see this one. . ·• · . · · :

. Director Danny Boyle ("Shallow Grave") paints .i vivid picture of four Scottish heroin addicts. Renton (Ewan McGregor), the main character. Is on a roller-coaster of addiction and attempted refom, - refom, that finally comes from his .acceptance of a soclally dead life (a 9· to-S existence). ·

Renton's crew consists of Slckboy (jonnylee Miller), Spud (Ewen Bremner), Tommy (Kevin M.:Kldd) and Begbie (Robert Carlyle), the only one without a heroin addiction, but with an attitude to take Its place: To feed their habit, they steal. anything that Is not nailed down. They even make a trip to an old folks' home to take the patients'. drugs and television. All the performances are good, with exceptional perfonnances from· McGregor and Carlyle.

The S!,!b)ect matter cannot be overlooked, no matter how funny the movie Is. Director Danny Boyle never lets you forget the pain that Is Inherent In the use of drugs on this level, by showing the main characters In

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',_, a light th~t Is iess ~han flatterl~g ~~t of the time.· 1 do believe that Boyle goes over the edge a couple of times IAN MILLER'S VIDEO PELUXE, PICK Of THf.JWllK :.­by using _visuals· that _are Just plain disturbing for no other reason than to evoke.a response that should be> The qulck-!"Xvldeo fo~ thls'week Is a ...,.,,=-.,...,.=--, present without them. These moments do not destroy · movie that Is slmllar In many ways to the film, but do make the· filmmaker seem Irresponsible "Tralnspottlng. • 1 · had . never seen at times. . ·· . • "Drugstore CoY,t,oy" before. and to tell you

Other than a few lapses of Judgment, I was pleased ·• the truth, I had really willlted to review with the direction of Boyle. He cor:;lstently takes the another of Danny Boyle's films, -shallow. audience places It did not expect to go with Ms camera > Qave." However, I tooka chance and was work and visuals.·. · • : · . · · . · · ·•· · · . pleased with the outcome. -. The film's most successful aspect Is th_e way It makes ... ·· "Drugstore Cowboy,· staring Matt ~~:;,,..~~ people rea!lze how little they can_ relate or feel em?tlons Dillon 'and K.:ily Lynch, Is an Interesting -..~y,;;wi.• for other people, Many times In the film, peoples suf-. stocy·about young, Junkie lovers. It Is slm• ferlng Is displayed to the audience. At these times, to nar to Boyle's film because It takes lnterestlng·chances my shock, most people were laughing. Boyle's use of with the visuals; But It does not lndude the hard-hlttlng comedy In such a serious story finally makes one start nature of iralnspottlng." Viewers are never shown the to rtuestlon at which points In the film· people should physical toll that the drugs take on the characters, a. ,d find humor and w(:ilch they should be disgusted. . that takes away from the total Impact of the film. * * * , ·

Keep In mind that all the actors are Scottish, and the · accentsareverythlck.So,golntothemovlewantlngto. .•·Why? . ·t,he .. , , _ .. hear everything, or you will miss a lot of the dialogue. : : •. "',J~~0

{ ~~!~•-..,come out ....- eoa, \e _ . But do not let this deter you from going to see this ( • • • • Deller than a Cuban cigar film. · * * * * * • • * • I"d miss a ncars· gamejor this one

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JQhn Mellencamp: Mr. Happy Go.Lucky

Mercury Records, 1996

Those performers who have main• which has driving, upbeat drumbe,,ts talricd a long-lasting career In the with a dramatic composition· of gtil· music business have done so by . tar chords. Then on the song,· "Full adJustlng to the times. John Catastrophe,· Mellencamp mixes Mellencamp realized this in 1992 Irish music with the hard edge of and came out with "Anything We country singer Steve Earlt!. Want,· which was different than any•

:: thing he had done before. _ . Mellencamp Is no Nell Young, but He continues this ad)ustme,:it on he has survived through the ever ·

his new album, ~Mr. Hupr.,y Go c.'1anglng 1990s/whlch ended the 1-ucky. • Mellencamp mixes this career of so many 1980s performers .

· album with songs such as "Jerry," who could not adjust.

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M'cA, 1996

Every once In awhile you will come .across an album that you m,,e, but for some reason you cannot pin point why. Subil_me's self-titled album Is one of those.

The album Is a mix of reggae, folk and reek ·n' roll. The alburr. Is much In·

-what Is to come on the .rest of the album. The song has rhythmic drum• . beats with so~ acoustic chord selec• tlons that will remind listeners of Beck's "loser." Then on "Under My Voodoo," the.band mixes Hendrix-like rifts with reggat: rhythms •. . the vein of the Red Hot Ch,11 reppe~

and Beck. But Sublime Is a little less _. AH trye songs on the, a!bum are mainstream and more of a grassrocts good; but none stanJ out as a hit. It Is. ska· band. The Hrst song, :Garden an albuf11 full of ~a.:ks that,are easy to ~rove," _will give listeners a _taste of l~ten to and orig!~ at the ~e time.

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'Dig Defenders of the Universe

· Radioactive Records, 1996

Being In a po~r-pop -band these case, the band over ex_empllftes this days Is· tough business. "Defenclers • problem In a whole-he.med fashion, of the Unlverse, "'. the new. release · : It does not matter If one UsteilS to

.- from the band Dig, Is proof. Listeners_ ·the hard guitars and pop lyrics of the . · may remember. the band r.om Its song, "Whose Side You Onr or the -~

. 1_994 hit 59~8 ~Belleve.· •'. . . '. I J..st song, ·opus: the listener will , _But if you did n_ot like them then; . swear that he or she Just l'leard the:.~

'. you will hate them now;:The big ,. same s.,ng on the _radio by another problem with this album Is the same . • band/:t Is the responsibility of bands

. problem with a lot of music today; In .. Jo tty to expand ·and diversify'. I:, this . : ttiat It sounds the S<"me. Butln Dlg's '. sense, Dig ls.lrresJ>?nsl~le; < ,>_, .:; -

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Down Bylaw 'All SaatcJ,ed Up/ . _Epitaph, 1996 .

, . In the -age of Green 0ay and·~ personal matters out on a platform. The.0;:;•.:

_ Offspring, many people are asking •· album's songs range from offbeat slash/ : what holS happened to punk muslc.,;,:;:ad_ bum_ punk songs to, t.~.e three­This qu6tlon car. t ~ easily ~red In . . chord, verse-chorus rock songs, In the.;

,:'Down By Law's ,,~w album; "AIL song, "Bulli!ts, Guns, Rifles,: the band · • • Scratched Up."', . :)\i ·.-: , " ;. . .:· speaks ,of anarchy. _Ther, the b,md ·

-' The band pull!\ oo gimmicks on this • reveals what the~ think Is a ~rfect • album - Just 17 songs of basic pu:ik- female on • A Different Kind of Girt.•. • i ·

I rock muslc. Unlike many punk aibu~ , , W~cther llsten_ers consider this ',

. today, this one does r.ot dwell In mis- , album· punk, punl: roclt.'Jr hard core,)n · , e.ry to the !Y.)lnt of being pretentious. , reality, It Is a grea~ rock•n•roll c\lbum · .

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•it's more like a universal enllghtenlng experl- · · ence, • Ron Marusarz, faculty adviser of the · •, Ananda Mlrga Yoga Society, said. •WJth the - ,

· title, I realize people may· think It's knights Jousting, but renaissance means more than that _ - not Just the medieval time period that people learn about In history.'.'. • - · _ . ·

Toe weekend retreat actually Involves learning more ~--~I"'..__ about meditation, relaxation and vegetarian cooking. Yoga will be one of the main focuses of the weekend, and one of the goals Is to Inform people that yoga Is_ more than posing and meditation. · _

·Some people think yoga Is Just postures, but It's actually a lifestyle,· Marusarz said. •Some of the other practices lndude . things llke what foods to eat, which can help Improve your postures.

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It to Increase their awareness and get Into the phllosophlcal side~•,_- : ; ,· . _- · --~•_.'' lll}s year mar~'the third annual Renaissance.Weekend Gathe_rlng, and

__;.~~::::=IQ~·-,-· ,::;,Ml!lJScl!Z ~d the.event has.been successfuUn the past two years -. because of a group of people' who have been steadily Involved

.'··with the organization.:·: : ·;: ,. ,_-:: . :-·· ·"' _ > · ;_ • · _ -- , -- : -.. ".There have been 25_ to 40 people both years,· he :

: said. ·we rent a lodge from the United Methodist Camp, _ •·,and they_ let us use their lakef'ront facilities such as the

beach and canoes; ~ It's more th.in Just yoga. There·'. <are also things to enjoy such_as nature; canoeing

: and volleyball. _It's a real nice setting. -- . :. , ' . : 't ~ ~(How successful It Is) depends on .the

time of year ·and the people' Involved. Some people are curl~us. and some Just 'Na!lt to tJy yoga. But there has been a corps of about 15 · people.that have been Involved since the beginning.·· :: - --- · -·-_ ·- _. . ·· . :' _ · · ·

One of the more Interesting parts_ of the event may be the vegetarian cooking session. _ Campers wlll be able to receive first-hand .. experience on how. to prepare a variety of nieals that are cooked without meat-. :, ·

. _ · . - '11le meals will Include about eveiythlng .. . , that doesn:t consist of meat and eggs; Mlrusarz . -

. said •. '11lere will be things like pasta, rice and tofu · -- ·- .dlshes:and we'll give people Ideas for vege­

_tarlan cooking. They will also be able to.help -- prepare the meals, and_ there will be people to .

. : ." help them with questions.• · : · · , : The getaway Is designed so that people of all tia-

·: dltlons, n~tlonalltles and. races _can _attend and get along .. together, he said.·. · · · · _ _- · _ ·one_ of the presentations wlll be the Dances of· ; Universal Pe.ice,• 11,\arusari said. ~It's a collected mov~

ment with songs from different tradldons like Native -Amerlcan,_Buddhlst and Jew~h traditions.·

fur Jnionnatfon. contact Ron Marusarz at 457-6014. Cost , for_SIUC students Is $15 and $40 for the general publ{c.· The prtre

· l~dudC:5 locJgf ng and meals for the ef!tlre weekend. · - · ;',

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-rhe Trall," as _;na~backpacklng, veterans cal•IC:: beglnHt-8,l_ttery ,.,..._ Rock on tbe Obld"luver and wTria~; , through th'e_Sh~wnee National Forest · . · ~ to. D«;_-vff:.s'Backbone Park on the Mississippi River. : - :Throughout the trail,. there dre

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"The trail ls a tough cine," she said. "If can really put a hiker to the test, but I think that there has never been a day when I felt more proud. of myself when I reached my destina­tion point."

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PINCH PENNY BEER FEST · RAPPERs·ro GATHERioR' T~PAC . . ,, . CARTER AND CONNELLY WILL.HEADLINE THE 1996 THE NATION·. OF ·1S1.:AM ·1 HAS.: Beer Festival at rlnch renny rub Saturday. Ole Rshsklns announced that It wlll bring together • ;. will also perfonn. Festival goers wlll have the opportunity some of rap's most prominent names ··:, to taste nearly 170 beers, Including four of r1nch renny for a holy day of atonement In · -· rub's micro-brewed beers. memory of slain rapper Tupac ,"

Tlckets are S 12_ In advance and S 15 at the door. Tlcket Shaki:r, who· died of gunshot · prices Include beei:_ t~tlng. food, a souvenir glass and _ wounds Saturday .. The event- ls J .... entertainment.. . • .· .·: .. ·.:. ~< ... , .. . :..; • -~-~ .· .,~~uled for Sunday at Mosque l ... ·,:,,

The event ls from 3 to6 p.m. The beer garden wlll open~, No. 1_ In Harl.em; N.Y. Those_ on. \I ,_:.~ depending on the weather. •. , · -· the .guest. 11st . Include the ~ ;·;;;

. . · . · · · •.• Notorious B.I.G., Bad Boy boss Sea ~ :r SPOnJGHT ON PERFORMANCE ' . • . ' . . . ·rurry· Combs, members of a Tribe ', :-..:· . . GRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE DEPAKTMENT OF srEECH .• Called· Quest a_nd. Pub lie. Enemy's. ' Communlc.1tlon wmbc presenting various theatrical per- ~uck D •. .. ·: :. ·. · . . . ' ·, . , .. · . fonnances Saturday at Marlon Klelnau Theater In the SIUC · ·.• , · ·· · Communications Bulld!ng_as part of the annual Spotlight~- BOND~ !AMES _BOND . Performances. . · . · •. • · ·. ' .''.MGM UA,15_ BACK IN BUSINESS, 'AND JAMES BOND

Jack Price, coordinator of the event, said students wlll be." has. put It .there. Variety magazine reports Roger perfonnlng theatrical monologue, literature, poetry and -Spottlswoode Is In final negotiations to direct the _next film perfonnanceart •. · . -,: . . . . ·· · ·In United Artists' Bond ~~rles:,··'· · · . : '· .·

Price said th.eevent Is good fo.-r stud. ents·w .. ho are no.t. Pierce Brosn.an. wit.I o.nce agal~._-11· enrolled In any perfonnance classes or not Involved In any reprise his role as agent 007. · · ·. . productions bec.1use It gives them a.chance.to perform. · The pro)ect, which Is t-elng · '-The event bey,lns at 8 p.m. It Is fyee and open to the public. referred to as "Bond I 8," Is the first . • . · ·

· • · big deal to be signed since Kirk ' • SPINAL TAP REBORN. . Kerkorlan took over the studio. The ~

SrlNAL TAP FANS . , ·111m.wlll.start shooting In the fli:5t_ .

may ~ot re.cognlze the ._.,_~_" ___ T,.,i:~_•. __ it.;--;{:C,._~ __ .· quartcrofnextyear. --~·:--band .s latest pro)ect ·; ~~ ·. AL THE's',;:i?

~u; ~t :ii::~nf~~~- i~_-· .·... ='f_·_~'-'_:_ A.}~-~-~~'1;:,_ ·.· AL PAONO REPOKTEDLY WANTS ture mm. The film,·;·~ :;,?,'~ :., todoforAldrlchAmeswh.-•.hedld "Waiting for Guffman,· .. · • "-· · ,..._'f,.',',j ,.:. ; .. fo~ such nota:ple characters as dl,oood by and w-wrlt- · · .·• :;, . • w~ Mld,.,I Codoono, Tony Mont,,,. ten by Spina! Tap gul, . _ · - , ·r.; f~-1 · and Richard Ill. Variety magazine tarlst Nigel Tufnel, Is , . · ,:)"7""!.i~"' · .. ;1 says Paclno Is In the. advanced about small-town the- ., ,, ·:m!m~ stages of negotiations to play ater and small-town trJiii. ·: . ,ll--~ ~ ·. Ames-the CIA turncoat-In the egos _In Blaine. Mo. _. • . . . . movl~ "KIiier Spy.· Carl Franklin,

The soundtrack .Is . whose credits Include "One False Move· and "Devil In a written by Tufnel and other Tap members Michael McKean • Blue Dress,~ wlll direct. The film could begin shooting this and Harry Shearer. The fllm premiered at this year's sp_rlng after Paclno finishes work In "Devil's _Advocate.· Toronto Film Festival. · · · ·

VAN DAMME-IT! JEAN-CLAUDr. VAN DAMME POWERED HIS WAY TO

the top of a relatively limp box-office· chart this· weekend. His movie ·Maximum Risk" debuted In the top spot with Just under S6 mllllon worth of tickets sold. ,

Anna Paquln's "Ry Away Home," about a young girl's relationship with a Hock of geese, came In second, fol­lowed by "Bulletproof,· "Tin Cup" and "First Kid."

SOUNDGARDEN IN EUROPE

SOUNDGARDEN KICKED OFF ITS 24-SHOW . European tour this y,,eek In Glasgow, Scotland. The band will play In Spain. England, Switzerland, Italy, Gennany, France. Belgium, Hol!and:Denmark, Rnland and Norway and then will wrap up the tour Oct. rn In Stockholm, Sweden. .

After that, the band will start a 23-show North ·American tour Nov. 6. In Salt Lake City. The tour con­dudes Dec. I I In the band's hometown of Seattle. ·

. VICIOUS ADDICTION

ANNE BEVERLEY, MOTHER OF FORMER SEX rlSTOLS bass player Sid Vicious, died of an apparent drug overdose Sept. 6. She was found dead In her home In Swadllncote, Derbyshire England. Vicious died of a heroin overdose In

. 1979 whlle on ball, pending the murder case of his girl­friend Nancy Spundgen. Police went to the home of the registered drug addict after frle1,ds reported they thought Beverley was suicidal. ·

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FANS OF THE BRITISH BAND~~ Oasis need not worry for now, as · the band has announced that they

did n.o·t cancel the.Ir. U.S. to_ u_r_ · __ because of a breakup. The cancel-. • latlon was lust a declslon made by ,. the band. The band says It Is look- • .. , Ing forward to releasing a new . _ album In the summer of 1997 •. · · . • .

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make an. impression Drovers are known for came from an Interest In Irish music.

on bar-goers. . ·1 became really Interested In It when I was a'little kid." he said. "I looked

H owever, rew bands have had the· around and persuaded ~me people to chance to get a record deal from play with me, ·and here we are. It's a

a major label, have appeared In movies good feellng to know things can come and have mixed the music of Irish folk out of dreams.-· . · and alternative rock. Cleland said when the members play

The Drovers. a Chlcago-b.lSCd band, at a club, the band gets almost the will be cruising Into Hanger 9, 51 t s. same reaction everywhere. llllnols · Ave •• Saturday as part of Its "The people who see us play seem nationwide tour to perform Its own to tum the place Into a nice little festl· style ofCeltlc music. val setting.· he s.,ld. "It.always seems

Ttre plethora of Instruments split to tum Into a gathering of some sort.· between four band members Include The Drovers are natlonally known for fiddles, a mandolin. a pump organ and playing an Interesting mixture of Celtic an hourglass-shaped drum called a and alternative rock. but Cleland said dumbek. The band also plays "normar the band just llkes to keep the music Instruments such as bass guitar, guitar positive. and drums. "I'd say the music we do Is lnterac-

When the Instruments come togeth- tlve.- he said. -we want to reach pco­er, a unique fusion of Irish folk and pie and give a positive sort of tribal alternative rock· emerge to connect llavor to the audience.· with the soul. Cleland said Saturday will be The

The band has appeared In such Drovers fifth time In Carbondale. The movies as "Bllnk" and "Backdraft" and concert begins at 10 p.m. has had a chance to sign a few major ·we always have a good time when record labels. However, the stardom we play at the Hanger 9." he said. "The that It has acquired through the years Is people In that town are all pretty nice.·

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publicized suicide of a Navy ndmi- crally have fewer yc31'S to give the these men bring very positive ra1 whose right to wear a Vietnam church, and some of them - at attributes, from their secular combat mcdJI had been questioned, lea.~t in the early going-are a lit-· careers," Brennan said. "You know; the Rev. Mark Chimiak of Little tic less flexible than a younger per- a guy who has an MBA or went Flower Parish in Bethesda, Md., son would be," Hemrick said. through med school or practiced delivered what he cnlled a "from- For some men ovcr40,heooded, . law.can relate to a Jot of things that

. the-heart homily" about medals there is a certain energy that's not people in the pews deal with."

one-fifth of a second. · · · . · Island, said he went to the lecture . "The evaporation of 4 million·, because he was interested in the

. who believe this crap would leave subject matter. · ·· · . the world an instantly better · . •~My parents are from Romania, place," he said on the radio. and I'm first generation here,"

and self-image. ··· · · there" - not physical energy so· As a Marine, Chimiak spent part Experience, Chimiak said, gave much as creative energy. · of his time in Okinawa, Japan,

. Some familiar with Codrcscu Bcrcczky said. attended the lecture with high ''I though it would be interest­expcctations, like . Kirsten·· ing to see someone from the same Lillcgard, a gradual~ student in • country my parents are from."

him credibility: He is a graduate of 1bc Rev. Mark Brennan, director where he commanded a 350-man the U.S. Naval Academy and spent of men's vocations for the . company and ran weapon ranges. five years in the .Marine Corps Archdiocese of Washington, said, before taking up his religious stud- "We have to do some real work ies. sometimes in helping them_ to get

Like an increasing number of past their secular-career mode of Roman Catholic priests, he delayed thinking." ·.m8illeki his vocation. entering a seminary at Men who have been command-27. He wa.~ ordained last summer at ing bosses, for example, have to 33. learn a leadership style that won't · Discount· Mufflers

Delayed vocations have changed grate on parish volunteers. Men the profile of the priesthood. In who are used to having their week­! 966, 95 percent of seminarians ends free must adapt to working were 18 to 25, according to the Rev. Saturdays and Sundays. Gene Hemrick, research director for· On the plus side, second-career the National Confcrcncc of Catholic priests provide sorely nccdcd man­Bishops. . power. Between 1966 and 1994, the

Today 33 percent arc in that age . U.S. Catholic population increa::ed group. 33 percent are ages 26 to 31 from 40 million to 60. million. In and 33 percent are older. 1bc men that period, the number of parish in the two latter groups are all sec- priest~ dropped from about 36,000 ond-<arccr people," Hemrick said. to about 33,000, according to the

Second-career priests h:m: been a · Center for Applied Research in the

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Able Electrorua, "'57•7767. . 199A POIARIS SL 7~ -.-..vnner,

WORD PROCESSOR $95, 19" ailor ~m'i:; =•~"" ,el, coD 1V & VCR $75/ea, pot10ble lcp!op FOR SALE PANASONIC" 3DO (2 prinlet $125, 257·739.4. games lncl), lilo new, 0110 3 olhet PANASONIC 3DO Gama System+

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IL :: Comp~t~i. :.JI HIV/• A Ram $37, B Ram $69, 16 Rom $135, 28.B Moclm, $99, BX Cd· rom $129. Best Deal, On Sales, s.....c.,&Upgrac1 ... ca11 CD MAsnRS, 351-1066.

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BEER NEONS, mlaOW!JYe/cort. Wong !able 70•.:io·, 1V / cart, coffee table, lmngnnchair,529·2187. -

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MATCHlNG COUCH & OiMl with ot­toman. good condition, $200 obo,

IL ,: )!ik.5 :::: ]I ::3:.T COUCH m. tobl~ & chain $75, Kenwood ,- receiver

BOOK SALE Sal. Sept 21, 8:30-1:00, $75, oxcconcl;lion. "'57·2406. C'Oole 1'1,blic library, .405 W. Main. . Raln dole Sept 22. 2:00·A:J0 F"'· Friends ol C'Dolo "'1blic L'l,n,ry. . . , . .

I[ : ~~?~"£ ~?€ds :: ]I IC: ~Pj,(E~c~~ : : JI . '. 5000 BTU $85. 10000 BTU SUS, PING PONG TABLE· Only 2 ,nold. 22000 BTU $195. eon 529-3563. you havl outl $75 ol,o, CoQ 90 Day Guarantee. 529-n33 cnlt lcr Brillain. • • USID WASHIRS & DRnu 90

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It=:· ~~~lea};: .. : Al ROOMMATE WANTED, lomc,le~ STUDIO& 1 BDRMAPTSlumor I AP!I, HOUSH, .. ffAILIU' I ~s~=..;l~:o.ll ,mfum; o/c. watv/1rosh. lavndry &

CloM to SIU. 1,2,3 bdrm, s-swimming pool. 457•24D3 •. · . · or Fall, furn, 529·3581/529·1820.'

::~!~:t,~-~~!~='.vl~~- util, 5A9-76JO. . , . , SOUTHDALE APT le, t lo rEMAlf NON-SMOKER hoo.,semato,' priva!e ,_d• w/d. ~• & i:!,;,,;•

Cameras, li9hti"9; Party PA's, Sovnd ~l"II lumished. ...,.. rlght in. j,1:.-t ~lng. 2 bdnn opt, SA75i I NICI!, Nl!Wl!R 1 BDRM.

I CaroMu,ic,A57·56AI. ·• . . ·• loundrytoo,68A·558A. - · ... · • mo, 9· ,180. · ·; ·, • ,·

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~cone!. 12",13",16"torn.coU618- a/ c. I or <! peaple, no peh, .. .4128 aher 5 pm. · · , · LG 3 BDRM at 910 W Sycamore, 529·358I. • , • · · . .

IOu~v~ns :~Ifill 3 BEDROOM SUB LET AVAllABlE ~~~;2: .. ;:M'.',1,. & .. October 15, coll 529·60A9 and leave 20R3 BDRM. lorfoD,A09W mes,oge. TOP C'DAU LOCAnONS ex· Pecan 13, $350/mo. 2 Ills !ram Hot·

SALE: A littlo 01' .-,ery1h,n9: laod,

Ii Apartme:n~:: :~:]I Ira nice • 2 bdrm liirn · opts, only pltol. 529-3581 or 529· 1820. fumiture. doiliing. clc.-Mull be ,old by $310/monili tolol, at .423 W Mon- ONI BDRM APT 2 bib !ram earn-lent of Seplembe,; 5.49-7685. roo. no peh, coll 68A·A I_A5 or 68A· pvt, laundry facility, $265/••• flEA MARKET. Anna Cily Parle. Sept Pura 2 BDRM.

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.dge of campus. good 6862. Call A57·6786, 12:30-A:JO. .

21, 8 a.m. • J p.m. 2111 Annual. t0 noi9hborhaod, Gou. Proporty lfWIS PARK, ono bedroam aportmenl. Bootl.1. 893·2567 or 893•2067. · Monogers, 529-2620. ave.We Oclober I, coD John at 5A9·

ll Roorns-~::JI I C'DAlE AREA' IPACIOUj 1 AA20 oher 3 pm. · . · · .

Schilling Property Mgmt ~{.";,::: :;;:.!':,s~~ LG I BDRM APT. cla,e to OOffl'V•• furn. coD 68A•.41/.5 or 68A·6862. no~. a,,a,1 rr,w, waler ind, "57·

PARK PLACI! lAST o/c rooms, 5!19-2954 7337. cla,e lo SIU. Faff/Spring S 185/ mo. util ind, 5.49·2831. . . 549-0895

2 &ORMS, living room. litthen. bath. ·1 NICI 1, 2, OR 3 BDRM, 21 PRIVATE ROOMS FOR STUDENTS, TV, liirn, near campus. Fall/Sprln9 blks from Jse1pltal, unfum, $160/mo, coD Shelton ~onlol1 ,, ~..:=·t~'t;.,, $295. Summer $180, 529·_A217. avall new, 529-3581. 529·5777 lo ma\o on ClJlP<Mnlmenl. 1 BDRM FURNISHED APT. l"" pets o, .. PRIVATI ROOMS, FEMALES_ cornpus, """~ Dec, SA9·A729. children. trosh plcl up furn. deposlt ONE BDRM FURN, util incl, good fa, PREFERRED, $2.SO/mo, ALL UTIL .. nocnlCI)'. $225/mo, 68A-6093.

senlcri or gracl wdenh, na pets. lease PAID Clo1a 1o SIIJ, lludy lavnge avoil,

~VAIIASLE: Two I bdm,.ir., -waler req. ca!l 684-.4713 of1er .tpm. _

ca!l 618-997•3-436. · · · lG I BDRM. lilchen, both. lvg nn, a/c.·

~~~~m:,v;~~r.-~ furn. pelt neg. East ol C •• $250/ fum, qulet, water/tr01h lnd, cable -If:. ,>~H}~uses _ fl mo+ dep; 5A9·170A. · CMJil, S~25/mo + dep, 529·3267. w/d. $300/mo. "57·3575. 1 BDRM. FURN. Quiet rei9hbomoacl, IHIC APTS FoD 96/Sf,r 97, liim, COALE. NICE. SPAOOUS, qulel, ONLY TWO ROOMS un-Nlce &

AO I Ea,on. $360/ mo, CMJil Sept 15. near sru, well·moinloined, ...-,/1rash, 529•295A or 5A9·A028. 3 bdrm. 2 boil,, 2 cor gc.roge, · ,

Spaciou,, walk lo campus. w/d, c/a; lounJry, $200, ASN.422. _ w/d hoolup, $900/mo. 5A9·1.US. '175 + util, 5A9·A578.

:.;"..'t e'::t:....,'7:r,:: ll: :·:: ', _D~~I~+-~: ·_: ]I PRIVATE ROOMS, uh1, t,, $160/mo. 2 I BEOROOM FURNISHED apbr1menl. bdm, oph. S295/mo. furn, near SIU, apartment, roommate MH"Wlce, A blach to SIU, water/trail, lncl. Fall & Spring. 529·A217. . .. · · 529·20SA. · $165/mo. 687·2475. = =~ ~i!'."d!!: 11 Roommates , ~I I RINTALUSTOUT.Comeby

508 W. Oak to pick up list. r,ex1 to w/d ~oo•·up1, many ulras, S.485, SPACIOUS PURN STUDIO lrr-J door, in boJt. 529:3581. a93.2n6.

~:. ::.~~~~cio}.:'~r~ Y~ APTS wilh largo llvin9 area, BRICKINRIDGt A''TS 2 bdrm. separate litthen ci,d fuO both. o/c, unfum. na pets. Display r. mae South

utilities.351 ·9796 aher 5pm. laundry facllill11. free parking. I NICI, Nl!W AND Cl.UN Arena on 51, .457·"'387 "57·7870.

l,Wf N::lN·SMOKER. serious wclent ~~i ~;.:t:::. ~ 2 and 3 bdrm, 516 S. Poplar or NICI 2 BDRM DCPUX for tit• lo share smell fuml,J,ed hou1a. $175 Apts. S. 5 I S. of Pleasant H,U Ra. 605 one! 609 W. College, furn; car- price ef 1 bdffll. 1 mil• fre• pe, month + ll ulll, 804 ll N. Bridge, ~9-6990. pet, a/c. 529·3581 or 529·1820. lewn. Private read, Very 351-0909. . · •

SHARE HOUSE near campus, . qvle_t, 549-00B 1 •

VERY MODERN & NICEI la-'!'(lry. · 4 BLOCKS TO CAMPUS 2 or 3 BRAND NEW APTS, 51.4 S WoB, 2 NEAR CRAB ORCHARD !ale, I

~:±;is~~fooi:~~ isi1~:i~:ad bdnn, air, w/d, privolo clri.e. leoso. na bdrm, furn, COtpd & a/c. bed<C0ffl dupb.w,th corpo,t, $225/ pets. 52?·3&06 or 68A-5917. 529-3581 01529-1820. mcnlh, na pets. 5A9·7AOO. , ·

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AUTO· 87 LYNX GTSPORT Red, 9CK, 5-spd.""'"'""""$1,75011) 87 CHEV'( NOVA 901<, Sspd., dean'""""'"'"$1,750111

88 DODGE ARIES ' 901<, auto,ale""""""""""$1,995 111

86 LESABRE LTD. Auto, a/e,loaded"""'"""""$1,99511l e~ ilCCo"RD SEI . 901<, 5-spd., ale; p. sunroof""$1,995111

86 HONDA CRX . 90K, auto, alc"""'.""'"''"'$1,995 111

86 CAP.li:IY DLX 90K, 5-~pd., alc"'."'"""""$1,995111

. 88 SENTP.ASE 'Aub 90K a/e"'"'""""""'$2 500 111

88 BER ETTA GT . _ 90k, ~uto,1

loaded"'"'""""'$2,500 II) 86 CAMRY LE. Auto, 1-owner'""0"'""""'$2,5001111

86 MAZqA RX7 SE . Gray, 5-spd., a/e".'""'."""$2,5110 1111

89 CUTLASS CALAIS Auto, ale; 80K"~""'"~"""'$2,9951111

86 CEUCA GT . . 5-spd, 'ale, clean""'-"'"'"'.'$2,9951111

91 GRAN~ Ml . Gray;auto, alc'"''.'~""''.""$2,995 1111

,rr MAXIMA SE Auto, ale, sunroor"""'"""$3,500 1111

91 ESCORT GT. · . 5-spd.; ale, &iper sharp'tt'"'$3,500 im'

89 PROBE GT 90K, auto, ale"'ttt"."'"'""$3,99511) 90 PLYMOUTH LASER 70(auto, ale, sunroof"tt""$4,995 1111

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1991 Hiuan HX°iD~ Rato Tian1, RJt..~;goo 1989 Plylnoolh Sandant9, Aa!o, A/'1,..~1800

1987 ~azda B1100 pltk-op, 5-ip;id, .R/. ~, 6·. IK __ m_ilq_ 1 .. _·.U,495--549-2255 • 800-457-8116

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Cross country r111111er Ben Basa lay, a sophomore i11 arcl1itecl11re from Hoffi11a11 Esta/cs, stretches 0111 before practice at ~1cA11drcrv Stadium l\led11csday.

Basalay co11ti1111edfro111 page 12

instinct He went home for the i.um­mer :ifter. his freshman year and trained hard. mal.:ing tremendous improvement"

B:isalay said he kept worl..ing hard :md tried lo keep up with the veteran runners as a means to improve.

"The older guys were selling a good example for me." he said. "I would just tiy·to hang with !hem a little longer" e\"Cl)' day."

·being red-shined because he km,w he wanted to be pan of a winning team. · ·

"I saw how close a group the guys from the team were,'' he said. ·Tuey were all woddng for a cominon goal; and I wanted to be a pan of lhat."

The common goal Basalay saw in. the 1994 team is the same goal he :;aid he sees in the 1996 squad.

"All the goals of the J 994 team are wh_al we are trying to do.this ye.ar. too," he said. "We are all worts ing for a common goat I want to do my bes! to help the other guys ouL I want.to help.them out in lhe MVC meet and in the NCAA meet:·

Sophomore team member Joseph Parks, an undecided major from Eldorado. said he also secs good

. motivation th:it has helped him _improve. I think the younger. guys see him as an cx:imple that h:ird· ·woik can help you improve."

Basal:iy said his motivatio11 to run comes froO, the spon iL,;elf. . ·

"Before a race, when you :ire standing on the line you feel close with your leammates," he said; "You are.there to help them and they are

_ the.re to help you. Running is the source!''

As far :is Cornell is concerned. Basalay is just a great :ilhlete. ·

"Ben doesn't brae. Instead. he is quiet :md humble." Cornell said. "He

· goes out there and does his job. The sky's the limit to him: He has a big­ger heart than anyone I have ever known.'' ·

The improvement earned Bas:ilay the No. 8 spot on last year's 1can1. whicli finished first in the Missouri Vallev Conference and 22nd in the Nov. ·:,o NCAA Na1ional Meer in Ames. Iowa - a finish he calls the highlight of his career at SIUC.

qualities in B:L<;aiay. "Ben is one of the hardest workers The SJ UC 111e11 's cross coimtry

Ba.~lay ~d he did not qui1 __ after on 1he team:• he said ... He is deter- team ll'ill host ,fro/ Unfrcrsity of mined to get beuei and has so much Jl/i,wis m 10:./5 a.111. Saturday.

Kratochvil contimu•dfmm page 12

·it out;' he said. Kratochvil put in limiled work

with the Spinners, only pl:iying in 45 g:imcs. He was a designated hitter and played first base. fre­

sccond in RBIs (163); and fourth quently catching.a!i the season in homers (24). hils {235) and progressed. His balling average total bases (367). :ill while rank• pul him among the best on the ing only ninth in games played learn. Kratochvil started as the (197). .Salukis" catcher but was signed .

Kratochvil also added to his· by the Spinners as a first base-· accolades the Abe Martin Award. man. · the highest award from the SIUC He said he prefers working baseb-all progr;tm. The award · behind the plate. symbolizes honesty. loyalty. dcd- "I've alwavs been a better ication and leadership. Kratochvil catcher." he·said. · also received first-team. all- He 111:iy prefer crouching • Missouri Valley Conference hon° behind the plate. but standing ors in 1994 and 1995 - the only next 10 it with a bat in his hands is · S:iluki c:1tcher gh·en the honor definitely one of his strengths; twice. Kratochvil hit .30-l in 158 at bats

"Tim meam a lot to this pro• with· the Spinners. the second. gram the past four ·years." highest average behind ·draftee Callahan said. "He walked awav :rnd fellow first b:iscm:in Shea · from this program as one of th~ Hillenbrand. most successful players ever:· Even though he showed· the

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But s:uccess on the collegfotc coaches al SIUC.he can hit the level is just like success on the ball, Callahan was surprised that 1

• If · · ,. ·' high school le\•el: it does not Kmtochvil hit so well in his firs! · ' i ' you ·re always tmnslate 10 the next Jc\'eL season in the minor leagues. . ; .. : · . ·. . . · ~ :. ·. . Even hitting· well :ind pl:iying "II is a little surprising to hear -flawless defense in Class A ball he hit· in the .300 n,nge." . , 'tn'· t docs not necessarilv translate into Callahan s:iid: "He definitely has . 'd' . . ·1s playing time or :i shot at Double some ability from an.offensive :_tea. tng_ ' : '. ! A or Triple A ball because teams standpoint._I'm not sh~kcd but. · d' · tcndtogivcdraftpicksach:ince, mayf?e:11Htlesurpriscd1ha_~hehit • 'a·•. ;, . •. '··,

Kratochvil was, acquired· :is·well as he did.'\ .• , . ·· .. , , . . '. ' you 1:..fi·, o· W through free agency by the • Krato.chvilprescntly. student·~ t.. . .. J , _· .. 1 Ji . Spinners. · • . . · .. : .· .. icm:hes ~ociaFst~dies at Benton·· · · ' · · · · • :

"I expected to gel.drafted after High School and is relaxing in the · : .. : _: T'\ . "[1 . my junior season at.SIU.~;· he., off season. But he has hope_s lob~ .· \the v~· . .Jb. said. "But I didn't hav_e the num- .invited to spring trainil)g. where · , • . . . hers that stood ou_t to ~couts." he_c:m show B~stoit'scoaches his. J,1, . \· • . · • k f

But Kratoehvtl satd he was' skills on the diamond.. . . ,,. !_, WO ... . ·s : happy to get the chance to put his "I have some sense·of accom- , · · · ' .l ' , t · foot in the minor league door. ' plishment," Kratochvil said about, , .

His numbers with the Spinners • his first season. · '· ·· • A]' tts• '. f · J _, · · · for the most part'shine next to ... , "l,ha~ nothing to lose because~: : . Uit[er .. e Oquy . · draft picks on the team. no one expected me to be there. , t ;_ __ • • • ,_ •. ,.. •• •

"I played relaxed and started But my major triai will be at. · 53"£ · ·3·311! off hot in the beginning :md rode sprjng •~ining." · · · \J,- . . . 1

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P..ed Sox victory. DETROIT-The Boston Red, It :ilso led to a milestone- the

Sox are not mathematically elimi- Tigers' IOOtli lo.r;s. There was an nated from the playoffs, butthat is announced· crowd of 8,180, but a form:ilily. With 12 · g:imes left, there appeared to be half that . their hopes have faded iplo the dis- 1l1e Red Sox (77-73) .got 5 1/3 tancc. ' · · • innings from-starter Aaron Sele.

1l1e .Tigers ne\'er h:id• playoff before Mark Brandenburg (5-5, hopes: The worst team in baseball 3.73 ERA), Vaughn &hclman and was oul of the race before the sea• Mike Maddux got them into the son began; . eighth inning. With two on and

Bui on-a cold; cloudy night, one out in the eighth. Slocumb with _few fans at Tiger Stadium, worked out of the jam. He finished the managers treated lhe game forhis281hs.weand l3thin·arow. with the urgency of the playoffs. The Red Sox took the lead-in

Tigers M:inagcr Buddy Beil' the seventh, when the Tigers used ' u_sed six pitchers. including four in four pitchers: Jose Canseco, pinch

one inning. Red Sox Man:iger hitting• for Reggie: Jeffer.son. Kevin Kennedy tised five pitchers. walked, with the bases loaded to sending his closer, Hcathcliff · give the Red· Sox a 3-2 lead. Slocumb; to the' mound in the Canseco, ·on !he disabled list since eighlh, · Aug. I; was activated before the _.

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fielder Dave Justice's return to the lineup have been answered - Justice is done for the rest of the regus Jar sea.~on, as well' as the post season, should the Brm·cs make the playoffs. Justice has been out of• action since shoulder surgery in May. 111c Braves were hoping to have the outfielder back before the playoffs, hut the team's orthopedic surgeon recom­mended he remain on the inactive list. Big, bucks to m?ke a baseball, Psychic

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FOOTBALi:.

Bears' Salaam question.able for Sunday Forget kicking problems - the Chic-Jgo Bears·

running problems arc even_ worse. Rash:ian Salaam ha~ been listed as· questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Detroit Lions. Salaam. who hasn't played this season, has been sidelined by hamstring and knee problems. Running back Raymon! Harris is expected to miss eight weeks with a sprained knee· ligament. Two Packers earn NFC Player of Week

Philadelphia running back Ricky Waters, Green Bay, safety Leroy Butler and pu_nt returner Desmond Howard have earned NFC Player of the Week hon­ors. The A_FC honors went to Kansas City running back Marcus Allen, Denver defensive end Alfred, Williams and lndianapolis kicker Cruy Blanchard; Game stolen from Pantl1ers running back

Northern Iowa running back Jeff Stovall has been ticketed for shoplifting at a music store. A~ a result. Stovall \viii miss this week's matchup against Iowa State.

BOXING·

De La Hoya vs. Gonzalez fight postponed Tendonitis in Oscar-De La Hoya's shoulder will·

delay his Oct. 12 fight with Miguel Gon1..alc1_ Fight · • promoter Bob Arum said the tendonitis will delay the

fight until January. De La Hoya is the World Boxing Council's super-lightweight ch~mpion. Both he and Gorm1lcz arc unbeaten.

BASKETBALL

Capitals lose Juneau to wrist injury The Washington Capitals will be without the ser­

vices of center Joe Juneau for up to six weeks. Juneau has been sidelined with a broken wrist and is sched­uled to have surgery tooay. Juneau was acquired from the Boston Bruins in March 1994. He played in 80 games last sea.son and was the Capitals' No. 3 scorer with 64 poinL~ ..

, '1l>e toughest part is just being out tll~ one-on­one v.ith the wide receivers. 111ose little guys just mil. around. I just want to grab them and throw 'em down."

- Saluki ·senior. C.J, McDalid. explain­ing the hardest part of_a dcfcnsh·e back's job.

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Hli:ttind:tuJi'e· htg'. lft\iaOlUl·er . ; . ; I'. t. • f .\ J.Q•:·:,;::\:'•> .' :-· . : .• ; ; f., :. > .. :// -~:~C;):• •~-/-/,,}·-· Former Saluki, tests: his ·_Kratochvil hil'.538 ~ith cigh! homers guys_ who peaked in" th~ir scnior-ic~:-.. : • , . . · · · · · . . _ and 29 RBIs. He also. was named one• ofi high school and never made the · , bat. glove· playing fo~.: · o[ t~e !C?P 23 hig~:schq~) ~l~~crs ~n: l!'Unsitio~. of. bci_ng so!id,_ D}v~sjori. I; · >

1 . : . _·· ..• ,· .·. ·.- 1hena11onbyU~AToday,pavmgh1s·· athlc:tes.',: _.: ·: · ::: ~-,-;.:,.,'.'.~•-. Clas A Lowell-Spinners· wano J?lay bascbaU for_;} top-ranked . ; But Callahan .s~id1 Kr.iio_clivil did :- : . . ·. ... · · · l/mversny. · · • • · ,.. · · make that transll!on to.the college· By Kevin Defries . . But that was high school,'a_nd sue~ .. level: He said Kratochvil progressed Daily Egyptian Reporter cess in prep baseball docs not always : into a leader on the field and,put up

The proc',SS of getting to the Majo; Leagues often involves trudging through the trials and tribulatio11~ _or the ba:.:cball ranks in high school;'col­legc and, the minor le·agues. before-h~~ . . '

Former.SIUC baseball• standout­Tim Kratochvil, hov.'evcr; began his

mean success in college bascb_all. · . some of the best numbers of any •· ''The nature of being a bigstime· · Saluki b::ieball playct in liistory. -

college ath_lete is th_at you c_o_ntinue to . · · KratochviF s SIUC achievements·­progress over time, but you don't include ranking first in doubles (51); always see that," SIUC Baseball · · · · • •• · · ··• · . Coach D~n Callahan sai~, "Fve seen see KRATO.CHVIL, page 11: ·

baseball trials in little league at• the 6• 2_" age of 9.

Most recently, baseball' saw him . 220 finish his f!rst se:i-~on of minor league . R baseball. with the LO\vell Spinners,

. the Boston• Red· Sox Class· A team R -. that finished third place in the New 4-2-7 4

York-Penn Lea!!ue with a ~3 41 ,._ i record. · ' Mt. Qlive

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the minor leagues; but he did not just · step onto the minor league fields in a Salukis day. His hard work and natural abili- .1-99-·3: 45. _7,49 21 40 4 27 · ty took years to cultivate. , · · 1

"Tim was always a good baseball :1994 46 166. 311• 58 10 48 player," Roger Kratochvil, Tim's ,19·95· 51 1,95 37- 69 6 49 father. acd scout for the St. Louis · Cardinals, said. "He was always the !1996. 55 218; 37 "67 .. 4· 39 !f!c~-~fkid who would always prac- :Lowell'Spi~ners " .

The practice and dedication Tim ' 4A, . l58 20, 48 3 19 .. 304, , Kraiochvil showed in his early days h I h f

of baseball paid off in terms of num- j Kratoc ; vi : was t e irst• Saluki catcher to, be hers in hi!!h school. ' nqrn~d: first, t~arn, all: MVC two times. He WOS.:. · ·Kratochvil's career at Mt. Olive h b I.:. High School. Wh!Ch· only graduated t. e 1996 A . e Martin winner. He teacnes at .. 175 people in his class; saw him Bentc;mHig_h-Sch_poliin tbe·offseasc:>ri. ~ overcome the low exposure of a small school athlete by working hard and playing well: .

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Hardi work. earns ·wall<~Olli spot on.,te~plr i • By Donna Coller lnvit1tional; . · worst runner on the high school teani ,

Daily Egyptian Reporter Basalay was a virtual· unknown as a· · . . "l w~ the worst freshman on the team • high school runner, Cornell said;. .. , in high school," he.saids "By my junior

Ben Bnsafay stood on SIUC Men's Cross Country Coach BiJI. Comc!Fs doorstep two years ago and. asked•thc coach to let him walk on the team.

°After :i rcd::shirt season and some tremendous determination, Cornell said

.. Bas:ilay i\ now one of the Saluki's top run- . ners. · . _ Ba.~lay, a sophomore in architecture

from Hoffman Estates, finished in tile No. 4 spot for SIUC in the Scp1:·1 Memphis lnvitational' and the Sept. 14 _Kansa~

• However, Basitlaysaid his Jove of run- year, lwas captain, which went through nirig JT1ade him take the chance and walk· into my senior yea;-. I made all conference on a team where only one in 12 walk-ons . in cross· country my senior season.'''' t make the squad; · · Basalay was red-shirted in 1994 because

"]·wasn't ready to.give it up," Basalay· he was not good enough to make the top , said. "I· knew no school would· give me a eight runners, Cornell said. Ba,;aiay went

scholarship, but I love to run. home for the summer; regrouped_ and 'The coach (Cornell) didn't have to Jct returned to SIU<:: a different runner •.

me on the team. but he did. and l myc him . ~ "Ben's freshman year, he sho,,•ed:a lit­for that." . tic promise and a lot of hcai:t," Cornell

Basalay. began his career nt• Hoffman said. "He had a lot of d!!5ire ::nd killer Estates High School in t.he same manner he did at SIUC. B:L'>alay said he was the · s~ BASALA Y, page 1 ~ ·