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Harbinger 

Vol.  XXX  [i.e.  Vol.  XXXI] 

[i.e.  Vol.  33] 

August  3 1 ,  1 998 

Through 

May  3,  1999 


Estimated  $20,000  raised  by  AIDS  Walk 

Money  to  be  used  for  education,  awareness  programs 


Faculty,  sludents  jnd 
community  mfmbcrs  unu' 
••'v:tfher  last  M.iv  tor  thi' 
nwiid  Annual  AIDS  Walk 
Harpt-r 

Walk  twRani/iTs  cstun.ii 
ed  that  thty  tiKik   n 
$20.1)00.  in  dimatu>n>  ici  un- 
HIV    Ains     t>..ititi..n.      ,1 
>'    '' ''  •■     trmn    List 

lunvtiii);  i.imi'  trtim 
pli'dfif--  the  vvalkors 
ri'n-iviil  ,)nd  J.in.itiiMi- 
(mm  liKdl  buMrii-^^.-- 

"A»  Iea-»t  H 
montn'  will  b>-  n-.m  tm 
dw.ui'ius-,  ,ind  iiUuation 
pritgr.im-  Ix-ijusf  ihi-  mi.: 
to  educ.itt'  IS  Ntill  th»T»' 
said  Hdrp«i  iminsflur 
^ndv  Hovvi' 

Alanv  studriit-.  .ire  -nil 
hdvinj;     unprotiiSi  J     -tx 


dospitf  th»-  nu*sNaj;t-«.  warn- 
in);  them  against  that  " 
AIDS  rfM.'.irchcTs   i.I.iim 

"^At  least  85% 
of  that  nMiney 
will  be  used  for 
awareness  and 
education  pro- 
grams, because  the 
need  to  educate  is 
still  there," 
•Andy  Howe 
CiNinseior 

th.i^    riiui.ilton    IN    iiH     !'<si 
"  .u  to  light  AIDS  .ina  s.ilc- 
riipaigns  thdt  i-nciiur 
mmI  abstint-ncc  .ind 
!i  latex  condoms 

liu  i.il    mtiTcoursi- 

an'  thought  in  K'  th»'  ni.>si 
eflfctivc 


S(udi-nt  I  Vvflopment, 
Ht-allh  StTvin-N,  the 
Psyihnlogx  t  Vpattnit-nt 
,ind  the  Hl\  C  iMliluin  uH)r- 
.linati-d  th.'  Walk 

Thf  Walk  Kgan  with  thf 
piir(>i)si  nt  txpandiiii;  mm 
iiujni(\  awarcnt'ss  i»t  Alps 

jaiku-      HiiUv.ik,       will' 
iTgani/i-d    thi'    V\  / 
intivti'd     with     hi 
twfiving  an  inltvtid  biutui 
translusion 

Shi-  M  .mtrd  tlu'  Walk  to 
rv'miiKi  «'\rr\iim'  that  AII>S 
'•■  as  prfst-nl  in  thf  nurth- 
vstst  suburhs  including 
llarptr  Cnlligf  as  m  the 
bi;;  iiik's 

'V\t'  ail'  siM'irii;  .1  Uir\;('r 
nun)tH-r  ol  Hl\  (mlccti-.l) 
students  (in  campus 
H.>u<  said  whowalkivl  the 
two  iiiiUs  annind  lainpiis 
viith  others  wearing  I  shirts 
with  n\)  rihb»>ns  attached 


■mcnnlHiiiicasto 

mrom  the  Quad 

Cw 

[    ^^^       '1 

■HMMi^  Na^Mli  Ma^Mrt  taM*  siattoa,  roclflPH 
ki  tiM  «B^  t*  racMlt  mam  9f  *••«  itm  first  1 
w—k  •!■••••  wf  IM  ••••Ion.                      ^^ 

Job  hunting?  Mavbc 
you've  been  Uxiking  in 
the  wn>ng  places. 
Page  3 

Another  semcstiT,  iinother 
parking  problem. 
Page  4 


Surplus  ashtrays  sprout  across  campus 

students  smoking  privileges  tfireatened  to  be  put  out 


NtWSfUKTR 


Old 


u-v\    stiulents 


The  Fall  lineup  for 
entertainment  is  anything 
but  dull. 
Pages 


•iMftM 

Womens  stKcer  hopes  for 
a  strung  start  with 
returning  players. 
Page  7 

New  faces  tor  ((Hitball  . 


Pages 


alike  are  taking  iHilice  to 
the  not  so  subtle  attempts 
of  Harper  ntticials  to  clean 
up  nur  butts  Cigarette 
butts  that  IS. 

The  CWan  and  Green 
Campaign  is  targetmg  the 
smoking  population  of 
Harper.  An  estimated  90 
ashtrays  have  been  set 
ihroughotl  the  tiarper 
campus 

With  the  combir>ed 
ettorts  i>l  Health  s«t\hvs 
juwi  the  rhysu.ii  I'l.Mit. 
every  possible  hiiim*;  pla^ie 
ti>r  .1  sm  >ki-r  has  bewl 
sioutiil  .'ul  iiiit  marked 
witli  .Mif  lit  the  new  ash- 
tray*. 

Rodemar'.  Murray. 

r>mili«r  i>t  I  Icalth  S»TMce» 
and  ttie  Wellness 

I'nigrams.  believ»-s  this  to 
be  a  b»>tter  arranginieni 

Ihis  sevms  nuiih  Nt- 
ter  Ml  far  lh»'re  is  a  wn 
di'tiniti-  iiTK'rineinent" 

I h*'   C  Ir.iii    .ifiki    I  .rei'n 

tar»ipaii;r  ip   ul 

ni-ip\  -  .iti'i-s 

:  ■    'i  liiv  student 

\.  '1  ,  !M,^      rtn  -1.  .il     li.nit 


all 

t  )n  August  1st.  there 
was  a  massiM-  cleanup  oi 
all  the  smoking  hideouts 
on  the  Harper  campus  (all 
butts  were  removed ) 

tnter  the  new  ashtrays, 
which  are  cleaned  twice 
daily. 


I  aura  Meyer,  18,  wipho- 
more.  says.  '  I'he  ashtrays 
are  a  great  idea  I  used  to 
gu  111  Wfstem  Illinois 
L  nnersitv  where  they  had 
one  dshtr.n  in  tnmt  (ti  the 
mam  dtmr  Ihere  were 
iHJtts  everywhere! " 

However,  Jean 


Blackburn,  a  Harper  book- 
store employiv  said,  "The 
ashtrays  worked  better, 
when  the  students  weren't 
here' 

In  early  November,  the 
campaign  committee  will 
meet  again  to  discuss  the 
progress  or  (allures  they 
may  have  iiKurred. 

According  to  Murray,  if 
all  goes  well,  they  plan  to 
take  the  same  actions  again 
in  the  spring  of  1999 

Keep  Harper  Clean  and 
Creen  ads,  p«isters.  and 
business  cards  will  omtm- 
ue  to  pirp  up  next  semester 

(>n  the  other  hand,  it 
butts  are  can'lessly  littered 
about  as  in  th«-  past,  all 
smoking  privileges  may  be 
revoked 

"Harper  mav  have  to 
elimiiuite  smoking  alto- 
gether Students  would  be 
alltiwed  to  smoke  in  their 
cars  only."  says  Murray 

"SnMiking  shouldn't  be 
legal  on  campus,  because  it 
IS  bad  l»)r  their  (smokt^rs) 
h«-alth,'  viid  Rina  Patel.  21 

students  opinions  on 
w  hether  smiiking  is  a  priv- 
ilege i>r  not  seems  li>  tv  the 
cause  of  much  controversy. 

freshman  student, 

Mark    Casiero,    2H,    says. 


onpaftlt 


l«MY| 


Pase2 


Campus   News 


Financial  strategy  course 

to  cov«r  r«tir«m«nt  plan  concepts 


Entrepreneurial  training  offered 


I  inaniijl  StMlrKiet  (or 
Sune«»lul  Reliremcnl 

Is  J  tDur  vMvk  ».ourM'  tittenni 
b)  llarpvr  Culleftr,  will 
intnxiiK'ir  fht  k«-v  t(>r>ivp«>» 
and  praitM:i->  >•!  '^■^  nu.iux 
mandRemfnt  : 
ivtircTnent 

lhi>  class  v\ill  mtvt  7I1H- 
*i.M)  pm,  on  rhursdays 
Septrmbrr  10,  17.  24.  ami 
OetntWT  I  at  the  Northt-asi 
Cnrlvi.  1375  S  Woll  R.Md. 
IVispetts  llpighls 

I'^rticipants  mil  lt<>rn 
how  to  i^merate  a  stradv 
income,  pft>««1  awn-ts.  and 
minimi/f  taxes 

FinpUiyer  retinfmenl 
plans,  lump  sum  distnbution 
0|><iunH  and  fstatv  taxi-s  will 
br  discuHsrnJ 

VarK'us  up«rs  of  invest 
ments  suih  .i-  iminuip.il 
K>nds.    i.ni'ftirriil    jnnu- 

llU's  .Ulll  vIisCUsmaI 


\.irii'iiN  tvpi-s  ol  invcst- 
iiiiMits  smh  as  municipal 
bonds,  Ludelerred  annu 
ities  and  mutual  tunds  will 
K'  examined  rx'latiM'  lo 
retirement  plans 

In  additior,  Sn'ial 
"siiunty,  Medicar-  and  long 
term  health  carx-  ci>sn  will 
alv  be  topics  lor  disc"ussn>n 

lliithliKhtinR  the  si-minar 
IS  the  development  ol  a  per 
sonali/ed  hnancial  plan  suit- 
ed to  each  pirtuipanfs 
income,  assets  ind  ot''|ev  - 
lives 

Th«'  ii>si  ol  til-  n'urte  i% 
$62  plus  a  W  reKistralion  t»"e 
Re|{istranfs  mav  bnnn  a 
sptHJM'  or  mtfst  .It  m>  exir.i 

il»St 

I  or    .ulJiti.'ti.ii    inl.M  m. 
lion,    .all    S47 -j;  1  fvi'ij        io 
register     v.j1I     M7W7  1.177 
and  spetitv   >ourse  number 
tPFOO(M>-<ni 


have  roieuevl  nimpri-hen 
sive  small  irainin);  busim~.s 
ltainin>>  through  the  Harper 
C  olU'Ri  Mnall  Busmess 
Inslituti  s  iMtrepremurial 
trainm);  program 

B«forr   Yoti   Start   i-   ■< 
two-hour  s»-min,ir  di- 
to   help    (vUenlijI    hu 
owners     determine     itieii 
readiness  to   becom«'    thi-ir 
own  bosA 

Discussions  include 

as'H'ssment  ot  motivation 
tinanctai  rreparation  and 
the  Mnmgth  oi  their  busi 
new  idea 

The  seminar  in  m  luilulivi 
f  ■-       '-— •  —'■  ■ ' 

M>S|s  >_  •• 

Along  with  iIh-  tr.iinin;; 
programs.  the  Nniail 
BusiiHxss  Inslituti-  otters 
Vkti    on.  'unsi.) 

ing  wtfh    '.  --maii 

business    pravtii.es    lo    help 


ssilli  iiirnnt  Inisim-ss  prob 
terns  as  well  as  assists  in  th*' 
preparalion  ol  loan  paik 
ages 

Entn.*prxTH"unal  I  raining 
i\  to  /  IS  a  "dl  hour  lour-M- 
whuh  will  nuvt  i>n  the 
I'al.iliiH'  campus  in  the  New 
Miidents  StTvices  and  An 
nter.  t  KM 

Ihe  two  tall  <i(<«inoivi  an- 
scheduled      to      mii-t      on 
1  ui-sda  V  s      I  li  II  rsda\  s 
Stptemb.  r    ;;iVtober    22. 
h  W  M  '*i'pm  and  on 

sjturdavs.  October  10- 
NovemN-r  14  **  am-4pni 
Hit'  >ost  ol  the  lOiirse  is 
<.Us 

lor  more  intormation  on 

•' ill  biisiiu-ss  pnigram 

cr  College  or  to 
utany;e  an  app«»intmenl  lor 
business  counseling,  call 
M7  >J2S  hSXl 

lo  rx-gisler  toi 
vail  H47  W7 J077  and  sp,  mi\ 
the  appnipnate  cxiurse  num- 
ber 


Student  Senate  deadline  for  candidacy  is  September  10^^.  1998. 
Be  A  Part  Of  It!  Pick  up  an  application  in  A336. 


?  AsIc  your  Wellness  Advisor  ? 


students  can  amwiymou*- 
Iv  submit  question*  on 
Wellness  related  topics  by 
placing  them  in  the  marlied 
Kix  outside  the  Health 
Services  CXitice  m  A>>7 

Answers  will  appear  in 
future  i*sues  ol  T/u- 
Hartimi(tr 

Ml  questions  will  be  thor 
oimhlv  resc-arched  and 
n-sponses  will  be  provided 
bv  Health  Can?  Pn>tessionals. 
and  atx-  rnit  relatisJ  to  I'hc 
/  /jrhMyi'r 

Q:  In  a  previous  i<Mue.  you 
wrote  about  genital  herpe«. 
I've  heard  that  «hingle«  is 
also  due  to  the  hcrpci  vinia. 
Is  this  the  same  vims? 

Although  the  two  viruses 

related,  thev   are  not  the 

same     The  virus  responsible 


lor  genital  h»'rpc".  is  h«"rp'- 
simplex,  the  one  that  caus«s, 
shingles-^iKl  chtduen  pox  as 
well  -  is  the  vancella  /oster 
virus  (VZV) 

Like  other  hi  rpc-s  \  irus«-s 
seven  ot  which  indvl 
humans  -  V/V  has  an  active 
phas,'  .ind  a  lorg  latent  pen- 
ikI  during  which  the  dor 
mant  virus  may  K*  rx-activat- 
i-d  to  cause  symptoms 

chicken  po»  is  a  hii;hl\ 
communicable  disease,  in 
which  V/V  IS  spread  bv 
coughing,  snee/ing,  t»r  by 
(imtact  with  open  sore*. 
.\tter  the  initial  inltvtion.  the 
virus  travels  back  along  the 
sensorv  nerves  to  site*  akvn>; 
the  spinal  columns  There  it 
tan  remain  in  a  quiesont 
slate  indehnitelv 


I  .iti-r  in  itfr  Ibr  V  irils  ili,i\' 
ttasel  batk  down  tin;  nerves. 
produvini;  .iloni;  a  smgli' 
rn-rve  trunk  a  rash  that  is 
characteristii  ot  shingles 
The  rash  mav  b.'  awompa 
nifd  b\  pain 

I'ev'ple  over  ml  are  two  ti' 
threi'  times  more  likeK  to 
develop  shingles  than 
vounger  people,  pioplr 
whvise  immun»'  s\stems  are 
depresstsj  an'  10  tinn-s  more 
likeK  than  lh>>s»'  with 
heallhv  immune  s\  stems 
Q:  How  can  I  lo«e  10  pounds 
in  one  month? 

A  realistti  weight  loss 
goal  IS  1  2  lbs  jH-r  wet-k  \oii 
.in'  mori'  likeK  to  keep  the 
weight  ott  it  vou  lose  it  slow- 
K  M'iyi  vonsistenih 

Although    lad    diets    ina\ 


boast  ol  greater  lowies,  a  good 
(H-rcenlage  of  what  is  lost  i* 
water  I  hen  when  people 
nsumi'  normal  tating  habiK. 
thev  regain  most  or  all  ol  the 
weight  bavk 

fU-sidt".  lav!  vhets  an'  ditti 
cuil  tosta\  on  over  tune  The 
K-st  wav  to  loM-  weight  is  to 
eat  1  balanci'd  dic't  contain- 
ing; lower  calones  and  less 
tat,  exercise  moiv  and  make 
ihango  m  yinir  behavior  so 
thai  vou  eat  in  rt-spcmse  to 
phv  sical  hungtT  and  ni>t  your 
emi*tions 

BriKliures  on  bealthv  i.il 
ing.  weight  loss  and  exercise 
are  available  in  Health 
SerMve  -WO  or  lall 
Nutrition  SerMves  lor  .i  von- 
sultJtion  or  materials  at 
K47  <*2'^  hM>»2 


The  Harbin^^r 
August  31, 14W 


HEALTH  WATCH 


itaHaipcr 

Starting  September  3,  a  oetti- 
Iried  massage  tht>rapist  will 
adimnuler  chair  massages 
every  first  and  third 
Thunday  of  the  moitth 
between  4:00  -  6;30  p.m. 
There  will  be  a  $15  chaise 
fur  a  fifteen  minute  maa- 
sagr.  For  iiH>re  information 
aitd  Id  sdiedule  an  appoint- 
ment, call  Health  Services  at 
847.925  UM. 

•  Health  Scrvict 

Awareness  Day 
What  if  you  need  Tylenol  for 
a  headache?  A  place  lo  lie 
do«vn  if  you  (eel  sick?  A 
nurse  to  do  a  throat  cuituie? 
Infonnaticm  about  birth  con- 
trol? You  can  get  ail  of  these 
services  and  mote  in  the 
Harper  College  Health 
Service.  Located  in  the 
Student  and  Administralian 
Center  A362.  Health 
Services  ofleri  students  free 
or  low  oo«t  medical  care 
atfaninistensd  by  reipatefco 
nunes.  Office  hours  aic  MO 
a.m.  witil  8M)  p.m.  Moadajr 
thru  Thursday  and  MO  «jb. 
unbl  4:<W)  pm  on  Friday. 
Some  of  the  services  avail- 
able are  over-the-counter 
medications,  health  educa- 
tion pamphlets  aitd 
brochures,  health  coun- 
selling, cholesterol  screen- 
ing, dia);nosi<;  and  treatment 
ot  ^  .icsinillisJ  dii>- 

•kM  ;  t  are  by  physi- 

cians, wrellneaa  programs 
and  a  variety  of  lerting  pro- 
cedures such  as  ptegmncjl 
urinalysis,  mononuci«Mri> 
and  many  more. 
•  To  find  out  moie  about 
He«llh  Service,  visit  us  dur- 
ing Health  Service 
Awareness  Day  on 
Wednesday,  September  16 
from  6:00  a.m.  until  8:00 
p.m.  There  will  be  free  hear- 
ing and  vision  screening, 
blood  pressure  testing, 
height  and  weight  measure- 
ment. TB  <>kjn  tests  and 
immuni2atMm.s  will  be  avail- 
able for  S2.00  and  hemogto- 
bin  Mating  for  S3.00.  Slopin 
whenever  if  soonvenient  or 
if  you  M«d  tender  loving 
care. 


Ha7f§TolIege  Ifieatre 
Jinnounces  AucCitions  Tor 

Harvey 

l|  Wail  Cfcaw 

DifsctaJ  h  Man  J"  "*"■* 

AuJitions  Will  Be  Held  Tue%Jay  L 
WeJnetJag  September  1516  at  7p.m. 
in  the  Likeml  Arh  Drama  Lah  L  109 


Expand  Your 
Horizons! 


iMMiLMk 


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for  Harpci 


TKe  Harbinger 

August  11.  1*>8 


Campu^lNnUL 


P<«e3 


Infonnalion  sessions  offered  for  nursing  students 


Smoking:  campus  adopts  new  slogan  for  ashtrays 


Kdch       month       Harpor 
CuilcKf   otters    miormr 
s**ssifins      t(>r      initi\ul\ 
inli"rt->liHi  in  Itu-  K\  or  I  i'N 
prni;ram'>    .vi  i     >■■'     i  l"^- 
intcn-sti-J  in  ' 

pnjgram  li>  pui'in    .  ■.   .^'. 
Bcensuiv 


Ttu'  intorni.ttu'n  st-^Nions 
hvid     on      ih  ■     thiril 
:;v.".v1,iv  ot  iMih  rnimlh  Jt 
1  VI  pm 

IHirjne  (h»-  r*rw  .tlum  i>i 
Buildin);  I  thi-  ni.Hilb  -  ■.<•- 
sum  >mII  N-  hi-kt  in 
Inslrviiti.in.il  ),'lKfH 


tcnliT  I  h"^  i>n  thf  r.ilaiini 
lampu-  i:i>«t  W.  AlglWKjuin 
K...ul 

(hi-  n< •^t  M—Mon  lidtf  IS 
V\ii(nf.d.iv  Vpli'inN-r  lf> 

lor    jdmi>.vn>i 
ti,.:i    imi    applii  • 


„o«it»»j<id  fom  p«(B  1 
Mor<-   pet>pli-   •.nii'ki-    th.in 

d..M   I 

lh.r<-  i~  -till  some  timtu 
M,>n  .!•■  ti>  li"v\    H.irpf!  •■tti 

,  !.iU  IN, ml. I  ,nloit<-  thr  n.'fv 


tH,)rp.r  iitluidls)  know?" 
•..ns  tnn  Viitmowen,  19. 
sophKinorp 

Smokfrs  will  |u>.t  lind  j 
lot  .<!  .iitlon-nl  hidins  plati-s, 
liki-  wv  did  in  high  M.ht>ol  " 


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thfv 


Best  Jobs  for  community  college  students  are  in  the  community 

,      ,      .  li.i.ii   %vrl.  J   !.«r   K>lh     p«-titiv,'  with  thr  mmpanie 


Don  Utimt 

ih.-  dirtuult  t.isk  el  Kil 
ancinn  Mh»ol  with  work 
p|,n:,u.-    ■•■:  !•  •■*■-    trom    .ill 

BdlaniinK  il.is-.  tim»- 
studving,  miMi-ll.intou-. 

«chool  work  and  ihfn  thi- 
human  necewit)  to  support 
cnwwlf.  can  dnvt  ••vrn  th' 
most  calm  per«*>n  into  a  stait 
o<  po»»4l  insanity 

"rtiis     brinijs     about     an 


inijxiiunl  i^ui-slHHi  thai  k  .»•!- 
to  an  important  dtcision 

What  )ot»-  K-st  suit   1  .  'i 
!»•««■  studt-nt' 

TV  1 
thfn  It 
Harpi't  Colli>;> 

Virtually  all  "♦  Harp«'r  s 
otlic«-«  employ  stud.nl  .ikUs 
tti!)  trnw  *m1  part  nnu  -tu 
■r  bttore, 
.n  clas«t»i, 
a«M»t  thr  various  depart- 
ments,   while    als»i   oarnin); 


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lor    1.,.  ..  M      .-    -     '      - 
i>tlH'i  stiutfiits  ll.irj 
•Is  tlii'ir  onK  siiurit'oi  liumiu 
..turin>;  the  sihisil  vi'ar 

Mans      lompanus     tind 
adfustini:   to   a   tulU->;i-   stu 
dfnt>   scheduU-   an    nuor, 
nionce 


lliviMMi  loiui-niint 

jloiK-     diM-s     no'     inllui-nif 
lawi-n  to  lontiniic  on  VMvk 

'.    '    •     ■'    ^  thi'  |oh 
vU-  sh.' 


She's  a  gang  leader^. 

with  a  goal 


pMfVM  WW  lookinc  tot  aocwMnu  tw( 
..II  ^^  fnwids  were  m  gar«s  for  Ttwrma.  it 
,iU,  fjV  »  T>««er  ot  WTW  CN)0*«H  O****" 
gang  Ma  and  »oec««  '»m»^  ewy.  But  that*i 
w  adult*  iifce  »ou  and  rf»»  «hooi  pro«r»rw 
..  '^if-w.  tiM  «  now  dwotsd  to  nar 

,     -.tun       warr.,1^  fl«r.  »*iit»   B»« 
^t»ooi  and  Itw  cor^tKifficB  to  ttO 


LESS  CRIME  IS 
NO  ACaOENT 


NtahMyM  — 


and  ivo^MM  ttia<  «r«A. 


l.i'.i.ii   %v    rl.  d   lor   K>l!i     p«-titiv,'  with  th.'  companies 
Miih.nis,  '  ullu      hiring    students    lor    entry 

j,„   !,  \  pi,.  ■    both     level  i>»>sitions  in  the  area. 

N  tore  This    din's    not    say    that 

hopes  lit  hassle-fnv  employ- 
It  s\on\enienl,         sav-      nun!    sh.nikl   K-  abandoned 
i  .M.n  .is  to  her  primary  na       oiue   students   deviate   from 
r  \Mirkin);  is  a  student      Harper  s  campus. 

Barnes  and  NiWe.  one  of 
the  buyjest  rt'tail  bcHiksoller* 
iti  llie  lountry.  hires  Harper 
students  lor  both  entrv  level 
and  supiTvisory  positions. 

■"  T"hey  give  me  a  chance  to 
le.id  people  and  gam  some 
I.  idrrship      skills."  says 

KeK-kah  |ol\ns,in.  a  part  time 
1  lar|XT  student 

lohnson,    in   addition   t,, 

Harnes  and  Nobles  flexiblliU 

ith    hir    sihiK'l    sihedule. 

.leived     .1     promotion     to 

supervisor      within      thre< 

ipuxino       months  ot  bi-ing  hin-d  as    . 

to     the      Kniksi'ller 

III,  .    m  MiiH>s|   all   111, 

IIS    are    warthing    tor 

,ip!.>vi.s  at  the  start  ol 

,  onsidering 

•  i>;e  ol    stu 

graduated       !•, 

...I  .i.ivk   lor  nH*ssdges 

111       posted  outside  their  diHirs' 


When    I 
don't  teel  111  I 
says  Tavven 

It  -  0 
ment  tin 
n."alK  nice 
pevipU-       I 


Building 


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u  iron 

If     tri' 


It  It  v\  asii 
ivouldn 


C**t  l-SOO-Wrt  PHtVWT.  *»0  ««  It  *end 
fou  «  fr^  Doofct^t  nr  no*  rtu  can  suOQOrt 
progr^ns  in  yoo'  i4jmnvjr\iri  th»»  ^••p  kids 

MM  freffl  crtffW  vx)  ^'>**^  ^^^  ^^^  ^'^ 


Qoi  in  Shape  for 
Today's  Job 
Opportuniti^? 


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•  sM\l  i  111  sIStss   MVNM.IMIM 


SrHOOL  Of  Bl  SINESS 


Pag*  4 


Thi-  lUrbingeT 
August  >l.  1948 


What's  the  deal 
with  parking? 

VVhv  is  thiTi'  .111  i'Mi'ssi\i' 
amount  i)f  parki'd  cars  this  vi-.ir 
compared  to  last  year'' 

If  soems  that  cverv  timf  wo 
lunk  !i>r  .1  p.irkinv;  sp.ut-  v\hi'lhiT 
il  (--i-  111  tho  t-.>rl\  mornini;  or  in 
the  mulitli-  ot  thi-  iia\  ihtrc  s 
never  a  -p.ue  iiis  where  with  the 
exieption  ot  ne.ir  HuilJinii  I  all 
the  \va\  in  the  b  uk  ot  the  parkiiit; 
lot 

What     happens     it     it     starts     to 
ram''  llovs    can   wi'  ever  i;tt   tn  I  In- 
doors ot  the  huildin^  without  ^et 
ling  soaked' 

Its    not    that    we  re    attacking 
anvbodv  in  particular,  but  mav  be 
tht-    v\a\     \\  1-    I  .1  n    sii!\e    this    pioh 
lem     IS     larpnol  \S  i-     all     h.ivi- 

friends  rij^ht''  Si.  vvhv  cli>ii  I  vm- 
lUst  ^et  some  ot  our  triends 
together  and  caravan  to  schoi>l 
together 

We  know  that  our  schedules 
differ  from  our  peers,  but  we're 
sure  that  at  least  one  ot  our 
triends  has  at  least  the  same 
schedule 

11- 

!.,k. 

can  be  a  ureal  uav  lo  lake  i.iie  ot 
vour  transportatioii  needs 

Doing  this  would  not  onlv  help 
the  parking  dilemma  but  it 
vvoiiUi  also  help  the  planet  we 
live  on  I  ess  to\ii  ^ascs  would 
be  spewed  into  the  «Mrth  s  atmos- 
phere making  evervbodv  f-reathe 
.  r   ,  :■    I  ill'  env  1  roniiK'n' 

s.,.    it    u  I-   ^  .\i\  t   larpoivl.    *-.  I    I  .HI 
alvv.ivs     take     the     publo      liois 
portalii>n   that   is   provided    t>ir    us 
aiiil   v\  I-  lan   live  m  a  healllr.     -ui 

■.  .1  nd  v\  I-  will  no' 
wi>rr.  'tie  overhaul  ol  c.iis  in  me 
parking  lots  and  we  will  be  able 
to  get  out  lit  the  parking  lot  much 
quicker  th.in  we  usual  l\  do 
I'lease  help  us  witti  ihis  issue  on 
campus 

Ultofflal  iMHtf^ 

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Tt'BLI-ARMAN 


by  Boomer  Cardinale 


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Siiado  iniilli|i<<.  IM.  hy  Mnii  Kowniski 


aAiaumiux'  ivc  sot  au 

OWAl.  ftePORT  OM  •'S<9UIC»S 
TO  PO  AT  ^^>tOOi.  TOPAV 


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'         TMfMO*  TO  THE  LAST 
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Assistant  Sports  Editor 
Photo  Edft  Of 
Faculty  Advisor 


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KevmShecto 

Ryan  Freuna 

Oesow  Corcoran 

HoMnard  ScNossoerg 


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ntty  <ntr>  momiauen  panamnt  to  IM  ca- , 


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copyrtfht  199a  The  Hartjmger. 
All  rl^s  rMarved. 


The  Harbingrr 
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Art>  >sipnt#rtalwroent  r^s 


Fall  arts  &  entertainment  lineup  features  hold 

Big  names,  hit  movies,  poetry  readings,  free  concerts 


Jwialf«ra«ii 

studi-nl  AcfivitieN  ha'» 
planned  a  n»U  i><  ovents  ii> 
make  your  tr»w  timt-  at 
Harper  morv  onit»vabli' 

ArtisN  trum  all  nvt-r  mil 


f(ather  U>  ptrform    tur   vmir 
rnterlainnHrnl 

KU>ckbu<t«?r  movie  hits, 
Miih  ai:  Ifhkie  Hfown. 
U"'u<rr(rw  Siivt  Dif-.,  dh'J 
\f\ill  Huntmif  an<i  miwt-  will 
bv  shiiwn  im  the  big  sirev-n 


J«lM  MMMtta,  racosnizabi*  from  SalnfaM's  final 
apl>o<a.  comaa  to  Harpor  Soytamfear  IS  at  tlO  a 
pop  for  atiidaats  at  tho  Sox  Offlca.  TIckata  ara  tl4 
for  gaaaral  admisaion. 


KEEP  HARPER 
CLEAN  AND  GREEN 

Preserve  Our  Environment 

and 

Outdoor  Campus 

Smoking  Privileges 


■< 


Cigarette  butts  are  not  a 
ground  cover 

PLANT  IN  ASHTRA  YS  ONL  Y 


Keail    >>n    loi    (h<     I 

■H-l»>p 

•/<if4i«-  Briiu'if 

V'ftfmK-f    1     12  r^  .•  ni     ,;vl 

Sept  2,  1  p  m 

far!    •■'    •!' 
serie> 

'Cluh^  and  OrKanitalion- 
l>a>« 

N  I't,  ■  I  ,t  m      \2 

p  iti  BuiUliiSi;  \ 

B«'l        \  IHI        in 

llarptT  CvilU'ui'  li-ii'  ' '•• 
ThetaKapp.i  i,.  Vh>  lit'  A-  .;- 
tcr) 

I  his  IV  .1  , 
i-nt   club^  .in  ■?h»iw 

ti>  Ralhi-r.  al-  ■  ".i--  (>' 

Cft  mon'  intnrni.itu'n  .iKiu' 
jnv  lh.lt  th*'\  n\A\  hf  mlt^rcsl 


during  lu'i   tri-\'  ^in>\\    in  thv 

TTi.iin  qu.i'i 

Lau^h  \inir  worru-.  .in.n 

wht-n  I'lmtii  tak.1".  llu-  -•^•xiiv 

li.k,  t^  ir.  «.10  f«ir  Harper 

•■'  <■■"<-  '■■■'■  V'  1  '"f  the  Ron- 


':2  p  III   l^Hi.u) 
\;  ,  I     k  'MUSK  vMth  punk 
itul  voii  \  I-  ijiX  the  \ields 

uente    iheir    Miund 
1  Irw  shiiw  (lutside  in 
!li<  m.iiii  quad 
•Slursbip  Trooper* 
'K'ptemK-t  -.-    1 2  I T  p  m   ,nnl 

vpt  ;■«.  I  p m 

r.irl    ol    the    tree    vid«i> 

-.in.-,     outsidi'    .It     Student 

•  \  olunl*'t'i  I  Jif 

S..p(eni:  :)     I 

p  in  l>ii.i.. 

loin  H.ihit.it  tttr  llutn.init\ 


.  tivitiev 
■  Kevin  Cunnolh 

plemhiT  ti'    12  p  ni  »Ju.id 
En|t<\    Bostim  s   liilkriKk 
("iahon,  Kevin  t(>nn«>llv  a* 


-.1  VVtII  IIUHII 

N-r  !>    !2  ' 


SIluItT: 


■\. 'ui- 
'Laur.! 

S-pl.-ii 


Vil-.il\      soul      lih'     uiih 

rlllev  I  .itHl  nui^u     ^MlI^|:.l^ 


La«ira  Fyantaa  y 
Calicanto  ratuma  to 
Harpor  for  a  f otirth  tiNM. 


PMOtO  COURTf  SV  Of  IV«PrB 

■••t««%  fplk-ffock 
favMlta  KpvIn  Ca— eMy 

and  olhiTs.  and  help  u-<-  ilijl 
extra  tree  time  m  your  lite 
make  a  dilfen-nn'  in  someiine 
else  N 

■Everest:  Mountain  Without 
Mercy 

SeplemK-r  2n.  7  ^i  p.m  )  14.^ 
David  Hri-ashears  bnnfp> 
his  ama/in^  stor\  about  the 
trials  and  tribulations  of 
Mount  Tvercsl  tti  Harper 
thniugh  a  lecture  and  slide 
show 

•  TTif  Big  Lehowski 
September  2**,  12  It  p  m  and 
Sept   W,  1  p.m 

I'art  of  the  tree  video 
series  outside  of  Studeni 
•\itivities 

■Titanic:  Special  I A  Show 
IVtober?,  7*)pm   |  \^^ 

Featuring  Camille 

Leiludi.  the  visual  ef(<»cts 
ciHirdinator  tor  Titanic,  will 
show  other  spctial  effects 
troin  such  movies  as:  Thf 
\f-i,--  Who  framed  Ro^cr 
Kjli'it.  Cilv  of  Aii'fcl-.  and 
.Vlii7uW 

•  I  i-Young  l-ec 
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The  Harbinger 
AagMt  31,  1998 


Preview:  what's  to  come  for  fall  entertainment 


An    evening    with    tht- 
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August  .11,  199» 


Page? 


Womens  soccer  looks  to  lake  their  game 
to  the  next  level  with  returning  players 


K«vtoSlM»to 

sPoirfsnuTW 


sdKi 


(till    liu    MiJiii   ihmi;   w< 
VN.int  I.M.I.'  isdctiMl  lh«  ■ 


Tht  Harper  t  I'll.,;. 
women's  sihut  ti.iin  )-■ 
rvadv»orrtH-l*<>'-».i-.>" 

V  ven  though  tht-n-  .in-  not 
an\    incominR  tri-<hnu-n   lo     womti 
the  team,  second  year  awih     i.,irvii     i'-     IimWim>; 
Sam   Ciarvia   io   kxikinR   tur-      U>w ards  thi-  iv(h Tun> 
ward  to  the  upcommg  year        pUvor.  in  itn"  jHrl.Mni.in. 

"We had  a  wmning  M-aNon     this  vear   utmpjritt   u>   l.i-; 


■I  til. 
.t  ttu 


\\,.  nl.vl  ■■■•vn 

t  .Kf  lium  111  li" 

;'  11  up  till--  VI  ,11   .Hid  thfV 

,,l  (■><■  h.ii.k  tor  u*.  af(am  at^d 
liuit  >  nivat  tor  thi>-  iiam 

■\U  ov.'rall  thoU)ihl'<  Jrnl 

v>h.it  I  look  tor  this  seaNon  is 

I  >r  u'-  to  sli'p  It  up  to  thi-  t«vt 

o.uh  I  .,11. 1.1  .iiidi'il 

-i.uts  "^'pti-mtxr  "v 


Golf  Team  returns  two  players 


K«ViN 

s»f)«rs  EDiroR 

The  Harper  tolkijo  «oll 
team  i»  tt-adv  to  putt  th.ir 
way  all  over  the  iomfvtitmn 
arvi  new  head  coach  Ro^er 
Bechlold  »  prepatvil  tor  thf 
aiming  vear 

I  ^.Mvhed  p.M  at  H-irixt 
tnMn  Hr2  U>  l***)  .»nd  I  i" 
very  excited  aKnit  Kins  .it>U- 
to  coach  •;■■"  ■  • ""  h.-n-  at 
Harper' 

■\\.     h,in-    n%.'    pl.uer«i 


rt'turniiii;  thi-.  yi'ar  tn>iti  la«.i 
yvar     s.iu1  toach  Bechtold 

Brian     McMahim     and 
Cars  Holman,  Brian  has  a  lot 
ol  [Kvlt'ntial  and  an  fxcclliTit     lilinoiN 
short  ftame  whik-  Ho.  man  i-.     Btthtold 


A.  js<'\  ■sh'""    "  ''■■^-  on«' 

ill  our  Irishif  .1  lot 

,.(       pol.Tili.ii        >'■..       Mark 

Mvt.ariH       trnm       Wislfrn 

-.aid 


sort  ol  a  lat«'  bloomer  but  his 
K"st  golt  IS  ii-rtamlv  .ihi'ad  ol 
liim 

Not      (inK      dix-s      ..o.uh 
Beihlold  have  the  laltnl  Irom 


Ihev  botti  luiw  tin 
meihanio  to  do  a  IsikkI  t>>b 
lor  u-  lhn'U);hout  th«-  sea 
Min 

The    Hawks    open    their 


hik  tt-tuminn  players   but  he     st'ds..n  \\  iih  th.  Highland    Vi 
alio  h»*  stHiH"  aptitude  lit  the 
incoming  tr\-.hm.'ii 


MOHt  SPORTS  NOTES 


school  sea^ion 

•liill  Knatech  was  named  Athlete  ot  the  VVei-k  K.r  tin-  wetk  m  I  .  h    18 

-  24.  .  , 

KrutKh  enabled  the  Hawks  to  defeat  Rock  Vallev  with  a  re«iil..ii  >n 
cndin  ter    wncimR    the    ^an-  i.mo    wh.,  I.    tl,.- 

Hawk  winning  112-102. 


Mens  soccer  ready  to 
dominate  new  season 


KavtNSlM^M 

the  MarfHT  t  olleee 
men  s  stmer  team  is  readv 
tor  the  I**H  se.ison  .iii.l 
vMth  si\  a'tum«-es  I  ,>,nli 
1  in  his  third 
...  .ad    iv'aJi     has 

iiimh  to  look  torwatd  to 

Our  soal  this  vear  is  to 

make  it  lo  the  tmals  ol  the 

KeRion    }\        t. an  1.1    said 

And    Like    It    to    the    next 

level 

V\ith  an  o^t'tall  rmm  :    •' 
12-4  the  Hawks  will  look  to 
'  improve   this   seas«>n   with 
the  imommg  treshnian 


laKar  iawrenee  tn>m 
Conant  High  School  is  one 
ot  the  inioming  treshinen 
that  has  (-Hilential  to  have 
.111  outstanding  seaMJn," 
l.ariia  viid 

■  He's  has  a  lot  ot  speed 
that  will  be  ven'  helptui  for 
us  in  the  tr<»nt 

Vince  TogniKivhi  and 
V'liice  Lama  are  als«>  vnne 
ot  our  Irvshmen  who  k)ok 
like  will  have  a  Rixid  sea- 
si  mis  .IS  well."  said  Garcia. 

Ihi'  Hawks  open  their 
siason  a>;ainst  Springtield- 
I  incoln  at  home  on 
VptemK-r  12 


Sports  Trivia 


Q:  Who  broke  Harper's 

all-time 

single-season  rushing 
record  for  football 
last  season  for  the 
Hawks? 

A:  Find  out  in  the  next 
edition. 


RAINCV  HARPER  COlAJEf 


nOUF 
199d 


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t>ral.ri*  St  .  Inv. 

L,inc-oin  Invlt 

H4C  M«ec 

RBOION     IV    TOURN . 


Park    Hllla/rraapor-C  8:OOam 

Blliott/RockfortS  1 :  OOpm 

U   of    I/Blua/cnawpaigrn  lO^OOam 

Vlllaga    Llnka/Glen    Bllyn  ItOOpai 

Al«U«n/RockCoxrcl  ^  :  OOam/X  :  30pm 

Vlllaga    Uinka/Olan    Bllyn  -T -.  30am 

T.B.D. /Illinola    Valley  i-.OOpm 

Balmoral    wda/Chlcago   Hgca .       » : OOam 

Uincoln    Blka/Lincoln  NOOH/8 : OOam 

Poplar    Creek/Holff -KKC  .  1  :  OOpm 

L<«di9««/RockSrtt  lO  :  OOam/9  :  OOam 


>A1X     To\XTnxmmmat.m     ra<iulra     aptkelaat 
fcll    partl.cipa»ta 


mikiomm     to     ba     worn     by 


^    % 


Harper  Sports 


•  •  William  RalMy  H«|Mr  < 


Eliasik  optimistic  on  football  season  with  new  players 


RywiFr 

ASSISTANT  SPOUTS  EtHTl* 

Thi-  Harptr  H.i.  t 
ball   team   mav   hi 
rwrw-  t'di't^  on  (h»'   in  wi      m 
this  is  mii  i^oin^  tn  stup  ih< m 
lri>m    diung   wh.il    f'hc\     li 
K-si 


I'm    vi-rv    fvutt'i     it"i 
ifvi'minj;  mm->  ■ 

I.    I.l..,   I  h  ...L     . 


'ittfiisnt'  linrn.tr  irMiriMiii; 
,imi  h.ivf  vrru  di-tcnsuf 
pl.ivers  ivtum  nR  .11  w»-ll 

Ilnir  liHik".  like  thfn-  will 
h.     .1    bjttlf    bflwit-n    kv  \v 


H.u'h.s    ,.,.{  Kith  Sii'Ni    (..r 
kjU.irft-rb.K  k  (■H>sr 

"I  want  to  wio  it  all," 

-(ohn  i-Jiasik 
Mr<it<  FtHitball  Coach 

■^lltHik     tluiW      liil     iUlT 


1  "•I'  \,iriN  ,<t  Biitt.ilii  t.ros.- 
■^u'K'i  k  fi.i^  1  Ntr*Mi^  .inn 
!U  >  (^iH  a  lur  .iini     IK-  .lis*, 
h.is  rikkI  htitiii   ti>r  ■)  O  I' 
•..ihI  riiasik 

In  ll.u^k--  tini>.tu-,l  I.i-t 
><MM>ii  i\  ilh  .in  ■> ^  n-cord  and 
VM  ri-  inviti'd  1(1 ,1  bowl  jjame 
in  whiih  Ihev  wt-iv  dt-feati-d 
h\  Waldorf  CoIIi-rc  o(  Iowa 


A\f  h.ivi  7t  pl.niTs  Iry- 
Hitf  .'111  .ind  In  defiantly 
li'okinv;  loruaid  lor  this 
iipnuniii);  MMsin,  said 
Fli,i-.ik 

I  111'  1 1.\\\  k  ■.  iipin  up  their 
st'jMin  on  S'pt.  ''.  Jt  home 
against  Waldorf,  lovs  .1 

( ..nnt'  tnno  is  M  I  ^^  p  rn 


Volleyball 
prepares  for 
upcoming  season 


ASSISTANT  SPOfTTS  EOrrOR 

Thi  I.idv  ll.iuk-,  \..llevball 

l»-,ini    1-   rvadv    liir   .utmn   .tnd 

.M>  rrtuminn  pl.iwr-.  on 

!l„,i    i,.sltT 

HriM'kf  I'lSjrio  .ind  |ody 
Ki>ssfl  ,ir»-  thi'  onlv  n"tum«"i 
th.il  will  siippiv  th»-  It-adfrship 

111. 

V\<-  h.no  .1  lot  ot  >;iH>i.l  .ith- 
Ifti-son  this  team  and  ihty  each 
haxi-  iheir  own  style  ol  play  I 
lovi'  11  -aid  head  coach 
shanm  Stauder 

The  lady  Hawks  vmII  h.ivc  .1 
17  )(anie  sthedule  with  oppo 
nents  like  Rock  \'alli»v  .nui 
College  of  IXiPape  Thev  had 
tmuble  with  them  last  vear  but 
this  IS  a  n<w  \iir 

"I  want  to  VMM  a  lot  Rames 
this  vcar  than  last  and  I  S'liev*' 
our  team  Iws  the  ability  to  do  it 
this  year,'  said  Maudir 

The  Hawks  ojx'n  their  sea 
son  on  Sept  I  Murame  \ alley 
The  home  ojH'ner  is  s»pi  s 
i.;ainst  Morton  l«ime  time  is 
.it  '>  p  m 


SPORTS  NOTES 


•  The  women's  "ioccor 
tvam  is  •leaking  addi- 
tional players. 
II  you  are  at  all  intor- 
etited  leave  \ .  'ur 
name  and  phmn. 
number  with  the 
Athletic  Secretai>'  in 
"M"  building;  of  se*- 
coach  Sam  C.arcia  on 
Mond.i\  throuj^h 

I  ri.l.i\  Ironi         .1:00 

lc>5:lH»  p. Ill    .It  ill.-  tiMii- 
bdll  Held 
•John  Ko>;i-rs,iMil 

Heather  Kusch  were 
named  Athlete  of  the 
Year    lor    the    1997-98 


''We  have  a  lot 
of  {»ood  ath- 
letes on  this 
team  and  they 
each  have  their 

own  style  of 

play.  I  love  it.*^ 

-Coach  Sharon 

Stauder 


fU  IWlT'  ) 


¥/lLLIAM  RAINEV HARPER  COI.I.EfiE 

FOOIBALL 

^ 

199d 

H 

DATE 

DAY 

onassKi 

LOCATION 

TIME 

SEPT 

.    5 

Sat. 

Waldorf , lA 

HOME 

l;30pm 

12 

Sat. 

Rock  Valley 

Rockford,    IL 

l:00pin 

19 

Sat. 

Joliet 

HOME 

{Barrington  HSl 

7:00pin 

2fi 

Sat. 

Valpo  Univ     JV 

HOME 

l;00pBn 

OCT. 

3 

Sat. 

Grand  Rapids 

Grand  Rapids, 

MI 

1:00pm 

10 

Sac  . 

Joliet 

Joliet,    IL 

l;00pill 

17 

Sat. 

Ellsworth, lA 

Iowa  Falls,    lA 

7:00pm 

24 

Sat. 

Bock  Valley 

HOME 

1  00pm 

NOV 

i 

Sun. 

IL.    Wesleyan  JV 

Bloa«ningtc»i, 

IL 

l;O0pm 

7 

Sat . 

Grand  Rapids 

HOME 

1:00pm 

The  Harbinger 

I  ll  •-      »  II  I  1    .       II  1      ii  a  r  |t  •    r      I    ..  I  I  >•  »  ,■  ^^^^ 


XXX 


John  Pinette  to  perform 

stand-up  comedian  brings  act  to  Harper 


,iml 

Jtltuls 

\l\  in   ,iiul    til. 


J«lMi  MiMtt*,  ■•  straagM  t*  iMiywve^  wi 


>.ini;in^  mhh-  like  liin  lim 
l»'hn  Pim'tlf  h.i*-  \\i-r\  p.u  ini; 
hi-  way  ti'  vi'iruil',  I.hih' 

At  W  pmiiuis    rini  !t<    1-, 
iKimou--    for    hi-      'luu    l..> 

!i>U!llH' 

[lu-ni'v 

•ppid      ,M. 
kilt    I.I    i|,. 

»>«   his   MPV 

Chipmunk."-    ....  i.,.i,      ...M 

without  hfli, 

thi"  ihipmiMik  -  -    ..,    .  -.-.,- 

b\    KiKi  St,  wart    K  ^  \1    .met 

Klh.T"- 

•\lt« T  ;;r.ulu,itlli)j  tnun  tht 

1!  V  rr-il  \  (.f  I  '; 

lsv,H  hllM'tts    I', 

his  Limily  V 
\ll-Am».Tic.ii 
Mxowatutt. 


■  Altft      si\      iiiniilhs     .It 

!     v\j-     !ikt'     .1 

.Mifktr      SviN  s 

rimtli     a.viJi-ii    Ut    i;i\.' 
st.uul  up  i.iiiu'iK  .1  shut 

WithiTi   1  M.ir   lu'  v\.is  ihi' 

In  \Kk  s    t  ill)Hli\ 

■St.;  ^    K<».liin  s    wi-ll 

kn*>\\n  i»>nioJ\  v kihs 

Sh..v\     nif    ill.     Unit.' 
I'lni^tti'  s     m  vni\\ 


•\      t.'    1    .IS 

^.  i...is  !  iiHii.  ni-ikrs  (un  III 
his  hf!ii>;  thrown  lujt  of 
counlU-ss  t  him>sf  hultots  tor 
Hoins  Ku  k  I.I  nidHN  tini<-s 

"toil  ;;.«  now '  niimu  s 
I'ln.-tt. 

show  iiif  tho  Bulti't  was 
I.iptil  In  I-  .tt  /-jinio  CiHiK-dy 
s..>' Pkwtt*  on  pait  5 


Three  artists  to  perform  Concert  in  the  Quad  Series 


STUFF  KWITEH 

Ojn'l   m.ik.-  .11., 
lunch  plan!!  lur  the  m  \i  ii->% 
wcck».  inttedit  go  out  Jind 
ei^y  a  ^fie*  o<  free  conciit". 
outeliH>rs. 

Student  Activities  ,irul 
PTi>gram  Board  an-  s(vins»>i- 
mg  the  "Conci-rt  in  thf 
Quad"  stTlfs.  which  an-  held 
in  tht- (jisitfriphii  ll  .cnu-r  ol 
campus 

Bt>st.»n-biisi>d  ki'vin 

Cimrmllv    will    K-    ihe    tirsi 
pCTfortm-r  on  S-pti-mKr  It) 


I  onnolK 

I  cross  txiv^i. ,.  ,.-.  ..  ,  .....: 
ind  Van  Morrison  with  .i  lit 
ilf  t»it  of  irv>ur];t<nt  countrv 
mixed  in 

His  Tiiusu  spans  tlu' 
ran^f  .)t  nt.un  i;cnr-s.  .inv- 
thing  tniin  [■•Im  ■.• 

vountr\  rock 

I  .lura  ^u»*ntcs,  wh..  is 
reliirnini;  to  UarptT  lot  ihi- 
l.rurth  timtv  will  pfrtonn  ..n 
Vptvmber  In  lU-r  l.iliii 
Amfncan  rhvthms  .-n-  sun' 
to  spitv  up  your  lift- 

RoiimtinK  out  th. 


will  N-  the- 
.i ..-  i..'!'  ^j.-iu  I  lie  SiclJs 
('In*.'  irilic  coiTip.ir.vi  thfin  to 
the  «.  ranherries  without  the 
deluatc  instrumental 

iirran^ements 

Ml  shows  will  start  at  i; 
n.Hin   and    -.r- 
piihlh        In    ' 


I  .Hiiiv;.-   in 

\.!r!-.i.if-tr, 


Laura  FiMataa  ratMnw  a 
foMrtli  tliM*  to  iMrferM  a 
f  !••  concart  In  tlw  tht**- 


FM  airwaves  for  WHCM  still  wait 


J«nnif«r  ••It 

WIICM,    Harp.- 

St.ltltin,  still  .IW:. 

Irom  ill. 


■    '  1  \  I  I  leiuii'.i.  \ 

Harper  has  hivn   ho| 
l;o  TM  tor  the  past  ii.. 


Student  Senate 
governmenl 
reformed. 
I  Pages 


.lei/e      through  Ihurs.l.n     i..  hristi.in 

...r,  I    ,h.   ....        1,  .„,l,(      ...  ,  ,,(n       ll,,. 

ll.t.un;h 


-Pag*  2-3 


■  i.sn.in   I  iK-rty   i.hut. ' 
ulington    Hi?ij{hts    .i: 
1 1  i;  (H-r  have  K>th  htvn  \  v  in. 
tor  iheHHIF'M  trt'queiH\ 

Commantary: 
Having  probkms 

finding  your  w,  \ 
around,  wait  til 
next  semester. 
•••pag«4 

CeaMMfrtar)'.— Paga  4 


.  i.iipi-i    m  • 

.i>;re*-in*'nt 


on    tl 


\\  i !(.  M        is 


\,    .l.'U!    dun 
M»\(KMCM..rp 


.  urr.'ntlv 

itt-teiiii  .md 

h.,  siii.li-nt 

'.   Center. 

Kuildini; 


Spaciai: 
Check  out  the 
WHCM  survey! 
••a  Paga  S 


Sport*: 

Gt>lt  ciMcli  K<i>;er 

Bechtold  pleased 

about  the  future  of 

the  season. 

Saaf»aga7 


Football  team 
gets  revenge  on 
Waldorf  team 


Rya 

AVSi;>IANT  SPClOrs  fOITOR 

what  a  dillen'nce  a  \ear 
makes 

Harpi-r  Hawks  operuHl 
up  their  si-astin  the  same 
was  It  ended  last  se.ir 

I  Ills   lime,    the   Hawks 

,iv  with  a  27-1,1  vic- 

vv-ii-rf  <lowa) 

It  w.is    .  ..  ni.iuli  ol  the 

iMHi  ending  I'epsi  Cold 
11. .w  I  l.isl  year,  which 
V\.il.lort  won  ■!';-I4 

■  It  was  nice  to  gel  some 
revenue,'  Michael  Daily 
sai.t 

Ue  rt.inted  this  one, 
.'spe. Kills  ,itter  thes  tnat  us 
list  \ear 

Harper  liHitball  coach 
John  tliasik  wasn't  kiddinj; 
around  when  he  said  the 
slrc-nRth  i»t  this  year  s  team 
will  be  iN  passing 

(liasik  has  named  Ksle 
t  lushes  ,is  slartinj^  .juarter 
back  and  Hughes  surely 
didn't  disapp<iint  him 

He   completed    IH-cif-27 
passes    lor   214    yards   and 
thn-w  tor  thnv  toiich.tow  ns 
while  also  running  lot  ,i   I 
v.ird  11) 

Hclorv  the  >;anie  I  liasik 
v\  IS  mmerned  with  his 
ii  tense  ami  comerrH-d  he 
was 

Fr»>m  tlu-  ..(XMun^  kuk 
\\aldort  ran  the  t>all  all  the 
v\.i\  to  the  2s  yard  line  and 
two  plays  later  they  lound 
the  end  ^one 

"I  was  really  scared," 
i  luisik  said.  "I  Mid,  'Are  we 
mm  FootMNonMMT 


^a^S-«         SiMrts- 


,Paga7-t 


FHOrO  COURTtSY  OF  HMtPBI 

Praria  Wlaaa,  a 
waetfwiaa  aaiatat,  wlH 
aa*farai  a  fiaa  coacait 
oa  Ttaraaay,  taaUwiii 
24  at  12ilS  aja.  la  tka 
Ukarai  Arts  Caatar  U09. 
CaM  Hm  Harpar  CaBaga 
Maalc  DapartaMBt  fat 
aMra  iafanaa  laa  al 
•47.fl28.4SM. 


Pagtl 


CampusSSNews 


The  Harbinncr 
September  14, 1998 


WHCNh  FM  airwaves  nagotiations 
•till  in  prograss,  procass  slow 


CON^l'*JtD^HOMH»lii  1 

slot*    on    Hjrpt-r's    publu 

1. .  .".s  cdblt'  chanml 

AHCM  nh  arv  currvntU 
tin  the  di'     ■     •  ■!!    ti>  '' 

p  m 

The  D)h  wimlii  . 
In  ktfp  ihf  s<inif  bf  ■ 
in^   hours,   dui'    lo   i.innm- 
iloNing  timi-v 

^>  1    l\l    w. .1,1,1    i,,.|..1    ,,n 

thtni);h  i(  would  N-  .ix.iil.ihii 


li>r  hri'.ul,  ,is(  24  btmr> 

Ih.    i\HVM  Maft  dixii 
i.iti".  .1  I.'!  .•!  'inu-  to  maki- 
tills    J    priiirs-.K>nilly    run 
o(vrdlH>n,  ■  S.JVN  Dana  kritll, 
U  f  Ic  \i  station  manager 

WlltM  IS  still  hopi-tul  in 
.1  uins  thi'  pn  pos»x)  HN  1 
I:  \I  lr<'.|iu  in  \ 

I  larpt'i  kaiini>  start  lOiv 
•truclion  on  the  anteniu 
until  won!  IS  givi-n  (rt>m  tht' 
U  ^ 


7Ask  Your  ¥V»lln«ss  Advisor? 


Studi-nls   can   <inonvminish 

subllll  mU'stlKlls  iin 

Welln*>s  rvlaliti  topiis  by 
plaani;  thtrm  in  th«^  markctl 
b<ix  outMdf  thf  Hfjllh 
Str\iiv  t"Hfi«.e  m  Building  A 

Amwer%  will  appear  in 
future  t%*ue*  of  Tlv 
Hiirhinj(iT 

All  ijuestion?!  will  he  thor- 
ouf;hlv  researched  and 
responses  will  K'  pnwided 
by  Health  (.are  Pn>te<tsH>iMk 
and  ar»'  not   related  to  The 

Q.  What  are  the  Harper 
Advisors!*  Is  this  a  rlub  or 
whal^ 

\   ll.irpi-r  VVvlln.-     ■*  '■  -  ■'- 
1  club  o»  sh. 


He  in  the  health  tield  .niii 
i-iiliante  their  interperson.il 
skills  and  personal  gniwth, 
and  atsti  U>t«k.s  i^tHsJ  on  a 
resume' 

IJw  purp»)si-  vil  iIt 
lo  .idvise  Harper  ' 
lb. 'Ut    he.ilth    .uut    vsvliiicss 


nivds  ot  sludent' 

This  IS  diannplished  by 
participating  in  the  planning, 
pr«>motK>n  and  implementa- 
tion ol  hi'allh  and  wellness 
attivilies 

VtemK'tship  is  op»>n  to  all 
interested  Harpi-r  students 

fo  learn  mon*  about  the 
liub.  attend  a  '  no  obligation" 
informal  meeting 

The  ilubs  purpose  atvi 
happenings  will  be  present- 
ed arul  explairted 

There  arv  two  inlorma- 
lioiul  st'ssKms  planiwd  lor 
this  month 

■  Tuesday.     September     22 

from  II  am  to  IT  p  m 

Hum   l^>  IM 

1  h(*st'  s<'ssh>ris  \\  1  !  h.  ht  i.i  in 
the  lir»'pl.uc  ar\'.i  ut  'he  stii 
dent  lenler 

^led  students  >  ,;. 
I  iwof  -hese   1 

■     1.  Ii.lr     l',.-t..v  . 


ATTENTION!!! 

The  Marriott  is  Hiring! 


T>i«  Follotvin^  Po9iX.ton»  are 
Available: 


)-<ouS«l(«a  ptnq 

s.tc««n 

^eStauranr 
•H«ci[*h  Club 
^«cur*ttv 


HELP      I 
WANTEDU 


.^Ibltnatt 


Expand  Your^ 
Horizons!      m 

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i 

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a 

HtALTH  WATCH 


MuMnliig  Your  Stadjr 
Allanii  the  *rmin« 
'MaiMtglnc  Vour  Study 
on  Monday^ 
21  fran  1  -  2 
p.m  in  A242a 
•  Bluad  Drive  Give  the  gM 
of  Hie:  be  a  blood  donor. 
Participate  in  the  Blood 
Dri«c  on  Wednesday, 
Saplewbei  2X  «  am  -  3 
pjn.  tn  A242. 

yoiw  clmlMMnil  level 
diedud  (hi*  mondi  Attend 
the  C'hoie«len)>t  AwwencM 

liifi'    T.iMr    on     Hiursdav 


Atteiui 
I  at 

TnHibl. 

i.n  M, 


p  m       and 


J-l   pm    (p 
Health 


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A  Kcprcsciit.iti\i  will  Iv  on  vour  c.mipiis 


WMliMsday,  September  23 

9  e.in.  -  1  p.m. 

JBuikUnC 


PART  TIME 

\/%^9  mn  looking  for  mutuiv  customrr  ori 

Mit«4  inrfivirfuaU  ro  use  our  tompAny  car* 

lo  mAfcc  light  pickup*  nnd  4«liv«rics  of  Ub 

specimen*  An4  *upplie*  to  mn4  from  merf- 

icAl  facilitie*  nccording  to  e*ti«bli*he4 

routes.  'Vl3u*t  keep  excellent  record*  %vhile 

mnintnining  po*itive  cu*tomer  relation*. 

I^art  time   20  to  24  hour*  per  %%»eek. 

'Vl^onilaiy  thru  ^ri4aif  afternoon*   2.?0 

p.m.  to  S  p.m.  tvith  rotating  ^aturrfag*. 

^yt3u*t  be  at  lea*t  1$  gear*  ol<l  with  a 

%wli4  4river*  licen*e  anil  gooil  4riving 

record.  ^nclu4e*  vacation  an4  40lk  plan. 

f9l9tf9  call  u*  toll  free  at 

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Mow  turnout  for  club  an«l  organization  day] 

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Btinnmn,  ILirfHT  stuvlii  I 

I  >tlitr>.  hiarm'  tlu-  p.  •  i  .n 

■i.itiiin 

■  u  .IS  J  fHH>r  turmml  Juc  lo  latk 

!    .1    sihkI    khralion"    sdid    Chjr 

I    >  '■"    It    thv    Health    Scrvues 

would    have   benefited 

•  "■"    "    M.  \  h.ui  It  rn  huildi".-  ' 

lIU'  ..|li,l.l  ' 

I  V-spilo  thf  poor  turnout.  .1  u-u  .>i 
tlio  btxitlis  wi'tv  von-  well  put  toRoth- 
iT  .ind  .ittr.Kti-d  J  small  .tiitount  ol 
|>i<pli-  l\w  alien  tlioim-d  PniKram 
Bo.ird  booth  jttr.Kli-d  m.in\  peopU- 
who  tiHik  .ulvantaKt-  i>f  the  Inv  no\- 
'\  Items 

It  W.1S  put  toi;ellier  re.ilK  prettv  ! 

lid  I  m  inipassseil  bv  the  balloons  '  | 

-t    lli.ithor   Sihubririt    who    w,is| 


Student  Senate  government  officials 
to  be  appointed,  no  longer  elected 


Lindsay  Franch 


I  l.irjHT 


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.'US  (s.si!i..;i--  i  'II  ill.    ,  I 


li'. 


V\HCM  and  t»ath 

I  1»'»  ti.uls    in    .  Kiss 


app»>intment.  Fhe  commitlw  that 
makes  the  appointment  decisions  is 
made  up  ot  the  lour  I ICSS  oftieers 
president,  viie-pnt-sidenl  treasurer 
.md  the  student  trustiv 

Then-  are  al>iu  some  tJiultv  nH-ni- 
■irs  that  get  invoKiHl.  one  ot  them 
ivinR  feanne  I'ankanin.  Direttor  ol 
■studeril  Activities  i'ankanin  "sup- 
ports the  change'  thai  llu  siiui.-nl 
senate  is  making 

The  niiruns  Community  College 

S!i„i.nt    Activities   (ICCAAi   meets 

■    ^vtth  students  ariLl 

:.>n,il  statt  mefnliefs 


'tef  liirnout- 

H.»rp«>r  IS  ,,11,  ,.|  tlu  11 

■•    lo    tr\     elitlion    b\ 

■   It     I'ankanin  is  "pleast'd 

rid  exnted  that  Harper  is  slipping 

III  jn.l  tr\iiic  111  ih.inge  lor  the  K't- 

:'    -    '-    -ij  ^  '  ^:. :;:;'.  ilI^  are  sums^s 
lul,  there  are  hop<>s  (hat  the  HCSS 
will  travel  to  other  comniunit\'  col- 
i;i-.  to  inform  them  of  their  suca-ss. 
!  larper  student  senate  m.i ,    '- 
ider    in    Illinois   on    this 
i'ankanin 


Pat»« 


■iiSBiiM       y  MiflBiSfcSi^r  ^1  WL 


The  HarbmRtT 
14,1998 


Where  were  we 
going,  again? 

Dr.  Brufdtt  waiit'»  In  );i\i' 
Harper  a  iacv  titl  I  his  is  unilcr- 
st  jnddblf     in     toil.i\  _■ 

k\  I  •  r !  li 

L  p  d  J 1 1  ■  '  iv     k  1 1 1  h  I-  n 

dftnir  :     in   the 

riy;ht  , 

rjintinc  till  dt.ib  H,,itls  .1  nuf 
itt'sh.    Iim-n   v\hiti-'  color   is  ,ilso  .i 

Rood    idiM 

Kendmin>;  the  butidint;s  hi'w 
r\er    wasn't  such  a  hi^  hit 

l>r  Briii'dcr  ttioucht  hi'  would 
be  helpinj;  ni.ikip.H  it  easier  tor 
iiicoTiimi;  treshman  to  lind  their 
w  .u  jrounj  lampus  il  the  build- 
i'is;s  were  ''  iim..,<  •, ,  .  .,^  . ...,.,  ,,,d 
ifh    the    .  ht 

then- 

\-      :<'■      ihi-      rest      o» 
h  •  f    -liv;h: 

W   Ik    :  .         IX   ;        shoU  Id       ^1  •  I  I'll  t       -Ml 

ence  ilass  is  supposed  to  he  in 
Buildin>;  I)  Aiiordini;  to  t>r 
Bru.-dfi    i!  s  111  tlu-  sMM  Bii  i  Id  i  n  .■ 

M.iih    A!    lUMl'h    . 
Center'        Could    so?iieon»-    h-i      nu 
v\  here  th.W  is  .iv;,o'' ' 

!-^  till 

it.        i  he    iniildi;u;s    ,ii.,,i    -.iid    tiic 
line     letters     ,ii!     it     .is     did     our 

hedule' 

lii'i-  ,ji     \\h.it     iiKi\ 

take  pi  .It  I   I'll  1  ,1  Ml  pus  during;  v\  in- 
ter   break       When    we   conu'    back 
will  the  buildinj^s  .ill   h.ne  ditfer 
ent  iiames^ 

Will  i>ur  s^lu'duU--  lot  the 
spniik;  semest.T  s.i\  sAc  XS.A, 
i  IC  Bssc  O  \K  or  l'\(.  '  can 
\ou  i;uess  which  buildings  these 
iniRht  be'' 

Ma\bc     well    stil!    continue    to 
'V  the  studc:  ■",) 

..Iniinistratioii    C  entt  i 
kriovs  n  as  Huiliiini;    \ 

Who  knows.  we  certainl\ 
don't  I'erhaps  somethtni'  uil! 
Il.ippen  xi.MU 

Ultorlal  Board 

The  Harbin wr 


EtttofinOiief™ 


..Amanda  Of  fenbacher 


News  Ed"tof_ 


.  Jenrtfer  Gol7 


Sports  Editor... 


.KevnSheptie 


Assistant  Sports  Editor Ryan  Freond 

Photo  Editor Desiree  Corcoran 

Faculty  Advisor. Howard  SdHo^berg 


Can  yoa  t*ll  us  wiMr*  this  is?  Call  us  at 
•47.928.6000  xt.2461,  or  drop  by  A367  If  you  think 
you  havo  tho  answor.  Tho  corroet 
lo— tlo»  will  ho  postod  bi  tho  noxt  isi 


Last  issuo: 
Did  you  know 

whofo  this 

was?  This  is 

tho  aroa  In 

front  of  tho 

Studontand 

Administration 

Building, 

formorly 

known  as  A. 


staff  Wrttars 


Noel  Baga  Lmdsey  Frenrtx  Jose  Lacdan 
RonaW  Porep,  iohn  Ttllotson.  Sean  Trudeau 


Oawarai  Pollclaa 


Tne  HartMngmrtttm  stucMm  piMcation  tor  tr«  Hanw  CtDtaci  camma  com. 
rrunty.  outxnxm)  DOMMMti  wnuffnut  mt  *cnoot  y«ar  meatu  dunf^twMay* 
aw  fnai  etmm.  Thv  tMp«r «  dtttrltiutaO  Hm  to  ak  ttudent&.  tacufty  and 
aumrastratian  rh»>4wttfy»r'taotBpinioMi*topKwid*tmHi>p«rcnmiu 
nitv  win  mfomsHKin  partainnc  to  tfw  campiM  ml  it*  tuffOMiUnt  conrnunt*. 

umraMKy 

r»>  Harbmgm  mMummt  WW*  lo  tt»  «d«or  and  mpm*  to  our  «d»ton«i», 
tmtars  rmst  IK  iHCWd  arai  kiduite  a  llwne  nurnbcr  to  «enry  au«wrtt«p. 
Stgrmtunt  wM  M  niwtiatii  upon  ragu*»l.  All  lettccx  and  cantem  am  lubiact 
looditinc. 

MMTtMnc 

Prsduct*  an)  scrvic**  aihwliMid  r>  Tt»  mrtrngft  «•  not  nacnsurtty 
andortad  by  ttw  aditors  of  thn  Mpw,  n»  t>y  mc  collie  admnctraiion  or 
Board  of  Dvactonih  intiuiries  snouu  t»  fonwnttd  dractty  to  tt«  adtcnocr. 
and  ad  purenaiM  arc  at  tiw  dncratun  of  tt»  cansumar 


William  Rainey  Harper  College 
1200  West  Algonquin  Road 
Palatine.  IL  60067  7098 

Phone  Numbers: 

business  office:  (847)  925  6460 

news  office:  (847)  926-6000  k2461 

fax;  (847)  925-6033 


copyri^  1996.  The  HartMnger. 
AM  rights  reserved. 


The  Harbin)j«rr 
September  14.  MW 


Arts  ak  Entertainment 


P«S<5 


John  Pliiii«tttt:  comedian  f creed  to  leave  Chinese  buffet 


Chib  m  ChicaRO    A  p«»rtKm  i>t 

CCcd<i  tnwn  ffw   llhum  .in-  tx-ini- 

to  The  Wiirld  I  i 
Cumic  Rflu-I 

Pinetli"  ■•  r<-»urnc  Jih-.: 
ht'  h**  been  in  jrnd  out  ■>!  il 
M.<-ne  tor  quih'  •«>««•  tn 
i  in  film*  ^iK'h  *s  K 
ot    the    Nt'Til 


I>anm  I ' 

?■"•      <■■       ■    ^ 
Remember    ho*     I V  n    ' 
I'mettf  was  the  alWehc 


owned  A  dim-r   ^nd  ha-,  al-o  jppeJirii.1 
tin-  pnv     on   the   net  works   Comic   Mrip   LiV' 
■  l,.ii.iKs:l     Pimtle  held  *  cjmeo  appearance  on  tt- 
>>(     Seinfeld  firule  a*  the  carv>»  ked  i  • 
an  and  wa»  ihtwia-ied  at  the  M- 
'<■:     Ciimedv  ttnlra! 
■  '  riiH-tte  ha-.  Ktm  li-ti'i"-!  ■" 

lUlf-dour     Comedv 
nmn  at  the  Impn' 
■  d\    Hour,   Sh«>»> 


vIllUl.,     Ill 


,in  iipmrninn  Colunihi.i   Ir.  M.u  puiurr 
'    Nmiin  Se/ 

riis     Rodman.     ChinKo     BulK 

Kt.   plav"-  an   mterpolice   jRenl 

re>i,ni('  !hi'  didn-ippixt  daughter 

uk.uk     .tn 

:14S(    h.ippons   ti' 


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'  WHCM,  Harper  s  student  radio  station,  would  like  to  welcome  the 

students  back  to  another  fun  tilled  year   The  statf  at  WHCM  has 

-compiled  a  quk*  and  easy  survey  tor  ycu    We  want  to  have  your  input 

Ion  what  mustc  we  will  play  over  the  atr    So  nows  your  chance  or 
forever  hold  your  piece  (sicl    All  surveys  will  be  tallied  and  the  results 
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land  feel  free  to  offer  any  suggestions.  We  are  also  looking  for  some 
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If  WHCM  went  FM,  woukl  you  ture  in 


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If  you  could  pick  one  artist  who  would  tragically  die  in  a  horrible 

accident  who  would  it  be  and  why 

H  there  was  a  band  that  you  would  love  to  see  here  at  Harper, 
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lAttentton  Fall  Grads! 


Students 
who  qualify  for  a 
degree  or  certificate 
this  Fall  1998 
Semester  need  to 
petition  for  gradua- 
tion by  midterm. 
October  17  1998. 
Graduation  petitions 
can  be  obtained  in 

the  Registrar's 

Office  A21 3,  in  the 

Student  and 

Administration 

Center. 


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Classlfieiis 


The  Student  Senate 

rs  accepting  applications 

for  Secretary  Poeitlorv 

$6.50  per  ixxjr.  Contact 

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photographers.  Apply  toda\  in  A367. 


You  telTus  and VeUl  GIVE  IT  TO  YOU 


FOOTBALL:  Eliasik 
impressed  with  win 


f,— >ii,ia  u>  ih.' 

kids  thi>u>;h     I  rom  tti.it,  ilu-\ 
t.imi-  h.itk  ,11x1  pl.iM'ii  ijmHl 

llif  ll.iwKs  di'lcns,-  i.irrii' 
alive  .ind  onh  .illowi-d  H 
pi>ints  ti.r  the  wtuilc  );.iiiu 

llu'  di'tfusuc  ih.irci'  u.is 
li-d      tn       liiu'b.ukir      \1ike 
Nfuni.in  ^nd  di-tfn'.i\c  Imi 
m.iii  K.mdv  Kri'ili     Both  ,ilh 
k'liN  .issiNtfvl  on  iii.inv  Liikli-. 
and  both  rtvordiil  j  -Muk 

The  lidvvks  hr>.t  sion'  i>( 
the  game  idTiH'  on  .1  quartiT 
back  sneak  h\  K\  \v  HiJi;lii-. 

HuRhi-v  then  inniu-iUM  In 
wijf  riM-iMT  [Vnnis  I  rump 
few  tKii  liiuihdown  passt". 
One  wjv  tor  ei^ht  vj'ds  .ind 
the  othir  vs,i-  a  iw  v.ird 
louihdow  n  pass  (.  rump  hn- 
ishitl    with  9  nii'ptions   tor 


Il''\jrd^ 

Ih.'  tl.ivvks  had  a  HM 
led  at  halt-liiiu' 

I  .iliT  in  the  third  quarter 
MuKhi-s  found  wide  receiver 
David  S'jrvN  in  the  end  /uxw 
tor  .)  !>*  s.ird  touchdown 

N'.irr\  aKo  caught  the 
luo  point  conversion  to 
m.iki-  the  smn-  27  13  dnd  that 
I-.  the  i\  ,n  the  game  ended 

^S  hat  v\ e  wanted  to  do 
was  spread  them  out,"  Eha-<ik 
said 

"They  hke  to  Rang  up  on 
thi'  run  until  vou  prove  to 
them  that  \ou  re  wlUing  to 
throw  on  lirst  down  and 
vou  re  able  to  throw  And  we 
did  that.  We  excvuted  |u<it  the 
wav  we  wanted." 

Harpers  rn-xt  game  is  at 
home  against  |ohet.  C^me 
time  IS  at  7  p  m  The  game 
Will  be  held  at  Harnngtim  HS. 


.:.1 


Com*  cfM«r  th«  HariMr  Nawks 
Football  toam  onto  victory  as  thoy 
host  iollot  on  Saturday  nigtit 
Soptombor  19  at  Barrtngton  mgh 
School.  Tho  gamo  will  start  at 
approximatoly  7:30  p.ni. 

Future  of  the  season  looks 
good  for  Golf  team 


K«viii  IMiilf 

SCi»v'^  ^:  ■■    1- 

1 !  n  ollori-.  to 

lome  in  the  lulure  o(  this 
vear's  Harp»r  l«ilt  team  and 
in  head  loaih  Ko>;er 
flechtold  s  mind  lliose 
illorts  appear  to  tx-  worth 
v^hile 

in  the  Highland  >h 
which  was  the  tirst  iiuvt  of 
the  season  we  shot  whal  1 
thiHight  we  wen  \;om>;  '" 
said  coa>h  Heihtold  I  was 
ven  pleaM-d  with  thi-  first 
mivt  overall  lx\.iusi'  of  that 
t'uf  there  s  alwavs  ro<>ni  to 
itnprove  Kvaus.-  Im  hoping 
that  we  lan  improve  t.>  ,i 
level  where  we  lan  K'  com 
petitive  in  the  lonferenn 
htvaus*'  that  s  a  level  that  wi 
can  be  strong  at  All  the  ^Km- 
leremv  teams  that  competed 
in  this  mivt  there  reallv  was- 
nl  niuJi  ol  a  difference 
i  '  ■  -^  and  the  surpris 
11-,;  ;;-:,;  ..as  that  Colleeeof 
nill'.ige  \^  ,ts  n,a 
ri'.e     ,1-     ih.A      h- 


b\  the  Hawks 

Kob  Keinske  shrt  verv 
well  at  Highland,  which  was 
w hat  we  mi-disj,  but  he  still 
can  impnne  which  is  always 
good  K'laus*'  he  has  [xrten- 
tial  to  (h-  a  wr\  i;,Hni  golfer 
and    I'm    sy:  .     ,,i|, 

bei  <tmi'     on,  ;     >_oach 

Bechtold 

Ihe  H,iwks  als4i  compet- 
ed in  the  \4C  Meet  w  hu  h 
was  lield  .m  September  X, 
wlmh  lonsisled  ot  tour 
teams  loinpeling  and  each 
team  plaved  e,ich  side  and 
the  team  that  ended  up  with 
the  tx-st  n\ord  in  the  mivt. 
w  as  crowned  the  N4f  cham- 
pK»n 

N.  tar  this  seastm  as  a 
ulu'li  Its  hard  to  say  how 
things  w  ill  look  at  the  end  of 
the  season."  said  coach 
Bechtold  "It  just  really 
depends  im  hard  everybody 
works  and  how  much  they 
imi<r..-, ,  iiiii  I  Ml  hoping  as 
thev  get 

,,.,,•,.. v.„,  ,,■  we  can  hv 

'cimpetitive  tiMm  tt»\\ards 

,..  I  ■- 

i  I.1W  ks    nevt     met't 

t  .leii  riK  n  on 

ptemher        I  s, 

"npefe    in 

!,irts  at    1 


Harper  Sports 


Volleyball  wins  home  opener,  improve  to  1-2 


"hing'.   miKhl   hjv.' 
lunwtJ  init  ilittt-nntls   l.ii  n- 

M    tht"  ••nd   l>l    ttlr    ,iiMli-.l    •■!' 
th.lt  lluir^J.iv  ni>;l-.l        I        m 

.  «.il     rii.  .11.  )        .1     i\  t      .)      '\  ,       v^  .    rf 


*  in;;  \  I  f  \    J,.  V  HI    irui 
i'  tf.ini  tinit\ 
\\i     li.ur    iit>    sl.inJi'Ut 


lur. 


TIM  Latfy  Itowk*  ce«gratiri«t*  aack  etiMr  af  tar 
wlilag  tiM  »l<a««t  «Mrt«g  oim  of  tk*  Mt*  of  tha 
■Mtck. 

We  Kave  tt>  w»trk  l(«|;;i-lh 
ot  *i  >i  tt'dm  and  i^frvthin>; 

ik.  ,  Ist-  vmII  iiU  into  pUtv."  >«inl 
Ih.uI  ci'Oth  Shamn  Mauder 
un  what  \wr  ti-am  should  do 
lhn>u);huut  the  tourst  trf  tht 


IKnp, 


ASStSTAMT  SIGHTS  KHIW 
I  hiTf  -      :li'      pi  u 
Komr      Iu">l  J>K    Ihi 
Lady  Hawk,*  volk'yb.»ll  tf.im 
after  a  dvoding  I'^'J,  15  11, 
and    15-5   vutory   ovvr   ihf 
"  .  .i-rr*  ot   Morton  I  olW,- 

v\inntnK  (he  homc-opi-iH*r 
hc'lpt'd  th«'  I  .ut\  Mawkt 
improvid  thfir  retiird  to  1-2. 

I  hi-  1  .idv  Hawks  prr- 
ma-ml  tht-ir  st-ason  with  a 
trip  to  Moffiirw  \  ilU'\  in 
Pali>s  Mills  >  M(>.mi 

ruitflv   dot. ..  uf   mIs 

15- 111,  15-H.  UHS,  1V4 

One  niphi  latorthcx  lost  lo 
South  Suhurban  in  \Mlt-nr\ 
in  two  straight  sfts  |il-|s  .uul 
;  r->  and  lost  to  MiHt-nrv 
CoiiiiTiunit\  t  olletff  m  tv\o 
straight  si't-.  s  I  ,     ri.i   ;  ■  - 

.lis.. 


"We  havt-  to  coim  .u'. 
stronft  fVfr\'  ganw  and  ixrrv 
match  'xi  that  will  ht-lp  us 
mn  mon-  );itn<~.  ,ind  fh.it^ 
vsh.it  I  u.ir-, 
lur.-        !lu' 

Mi  Hinr\  m-  ivally  lamt-  oui 
stront;  It  it  wasn  t  tor  a  lOu 
I'll  .■!  .Md  l-llls  tli.il  h.ip 
fi'iu'd  in  iht    ,;.iinr  down  tli>- 


■  l- 


tin  S4-I1  .1 

'     .iiid    I 

'  ak  M»MU-  butt 

it!  ^ 

Ik   it   up 

:.ilk      «.Xji 

co  iilrttK'n  Is  \rr\  ivi-.ik  VW 
niiist  improM'  in  .ill  ot  thi-sf 
an  .IS  to  N'  suvifsstu!  ■  s.it.i 
kath-  V\att 

"Wf  havi 
su  I  n,"-v  out  hi'l'  *'M  -i-l  ^^■''. 
lilt*;  IS  .'Utsuiiiuill^  IHll  VM" 
sh.Hild  lonn'iilr.itc  on  loin- 
inunii, .itmi^  <\iT  .ittitudf  is 
imiih  bitlir  s.iid  Brooki' 
PiSario    on    totip.irinf;    this 

It  s    tt'ani    to    l.isi    vf.ir  s 

,rn 

VV.-  t.ilk  inoif     it  \ou  h.iv.' 
.Ill  .'pinion    p  .«plf  ilstt-n 
III. It    ilidn  !    .iU\  .IX  s    h.ip 


.  i  vmII  on 


ih, 


HUMMQERnfmcnc 
Tha  latfy  Nawh*  haar  tha  pap  talk  from  tkair 
ceack  kafaia  tka  atart  of  tka  naxt  matck  of  tka 


(Millonrx  t  I  )  verv  ner- 
vous 

We  almvist  pulled  ot  an 
upsrt,"  said  awistant  coach 
karen  Duellman  on  the  per- 
torpjance  ot  the  l.ady  Hawks 

"In  a  U>Mng  iaus»'  wi-  did 
\'er\'  well " 

rhe  l-ddy  Hawks  next 
contest  is  at  h«>me  Tuesdav 
night.  September  l^i  against 
llie  CHilden  Eagles  ot  Kink 
Valle\     IIh  first  s,'r\e  is  tiivd 

.it    s  p  Mt 


Wf  h.n.  1  gnat  Nmd  the 
covirt 

It  ut  .ill  I  lick  together  we 
iMJl  be  unsloppablt."  said 
Miihelle  kilpatrick  on  wh.it 
tur  team  should  lio  in  order 
to  impnne  their  skills  out  on 

tlu'  ll.S'l 

i    thought    we   plaved    a 
.1  match  against  Morton 
In  (act.  we  were  awesi>me 
and  each  ot  us  contnbulixl  in 

iht  V  Ktor\ 

Ui  in.ui.'  lluni 


Women's  Soccer  wins  despite  player  shortage 


MM  LACOAN 

sI*^^  *«i!iH 


thiouijh    nnuh    ot    lli.-    hi- 
halt 

With  only  nine  pi  iMT-  ,,.:  ri.uin^;      in 

Its  nister,  the  H.i'  duces        tins 

Woiiu!i\    Ski.i  .  V(1  It  halttin.. 

i.mnedwheii  t»ur  delens* 

ii  ,   , ..n  Sept  "I  in   no-man's   Ian  ■ 

KeguUtion    ruli-s    reijuire      said  atlei  ivh.it  hap(>enevi  to 
11  plavers  to  N-  •■"  '^-    '  •  ■  '        in-  'e..lli  .it  ih.-  h.ill 

but  the  H,iwks  "Our  defMwe  fot 


rnUi  h  I  . 


!.!.      .'11      our      ^"H 


Head  Coach 


n-UnUtl-s    against  111.     i     nun,  ; 

ot  Moraine  \..iiex  in  I'.ii.is       caught  In  no-man  s 

Hills,  but  1  -  iMih  a  land." 

■»•' ^l''*"'*'  -Sam  (Garcia 

still  the  g.ime  did  displ.is 
sitme  positi\ f  signs 

We  plaved  tlu'  game  w.  The  Hawks  plaved  a  more      ii 

v\  anted  to  plav"  he.id  io.i,  h      .igKr>-.sive  game  in  the  sev 

s,ini  (..111  1.1  slid  ond  h.itt  st,.pp,  t    II.-  

\Ne    pl.iwi:    h.ird    IP    ill.-  s.'rh.  -1.    r.  \ni:i-!.i      ^^  .is     i    l.i-\  ■•:■ 

first  Ml  minut.  s 
team  was  more  ...„:.      ...  '      ■■"•-•is.      (I.irp.-i    tin 

Ihe      Hawks      struggl.-vl      nui      teed     tr.'ni     Ireshni.in      ished    VMlh   a   resj-.i-ilable    l'< 


n.in  Muii.-H. 

'      !  .1  deieni  ouling 

lollei;.'  di+>ut 

s.i     not.-s     th.it 


iMi;n!  n.'w    v\  t-    .- 
;et    .1    tull    le.lir 

111  IS  most  pi'i'. 
pi.  i\..n^i  i.itlier  VMtrk  than 
pl.iv  stHii-r 

it  s  init  .1  lot  of  stiidi-nts 
lUiinh.  r  on.-  priority 

I   to  win  a  lot 
\  iggiano   said 
on  her  oyerall  thoughts  .  .t  tlie 
lulun  ot  the  season. 

Ue  ve  bt-en  working  .i  lot 
i.n  our  skillwork,  and  vm- 
ivpect  to  be  way  over   SKI 

Ihe  H.iwks  ni'\t  i;anH-  is 
Monday  .itternoon 

N  ptember  14  in  l.len  I  lly  n 
ii;  .insf  the  t  rusaders  of 
I  ollege  ot  Dul'age 

(..ame  time  kicks-.ttl  at  ■> 
p  m 


SPORTS  NOTES 


•  I  lie  Harper 

hootb.ill  tfcim  held 
Waldorf  U>wa  to  only 
eiKht  firi^t  downs 
while-  they  complet- 
ed 2*5  first  downs. 
Also,  the- 1  lawks  hold 
Waldorf  scoreless 
throughout  the  last 
thrvc  quarters  of  the 
contest  and  were  vic- 
torious 27-1.1. 
•The  answer  to  last 
issue's  trivia  ques- 
tion was  Robert 
Davidson.  Robert, 
despite  breaking  his 
arm  in  the  contest, 
broke  the  single-sea- 
son rushing  record 
with  1,780  beating 
the  previous  record 
by  ^4  yards  with  261 
rushing  yards  on  the 
day- 


WIWaM  llaiN«y  ltefp«r  Coll«g«   .  P*tatliM,  llltaMto 


*  •  ••»»»w>>r  2>,  !>•• 


Football  gets  win  in  close  game 


HMk  WMta 

St«FT  W«ii- 

call,     ihf    MjrpiT    Ci>li. 
Foirtbjil  liMm  i.irm'  Ut  J": 

rhi    lljwk-  h.lit 

twatMwt  »w^2hiit  • 
W.1S  net  ,1-     '  -  ■    ■ 
mill.  .It*  ^ 

llli       t,    .-,       ,    ;■        :,   ' 

;    .  •  ■  ,      (t  J  l.'iiil   , 
I.  ri.:;       .:   il    l'»  \.iril 

■  -..■  SJm.- 
:  t  »i<  th«'  di  I. 
sin-  liiw  till   pr«"%>urms  tti» 
quarterback  and  fi)rvinf;  hini 
to  hurr\  his  pas*    1  |u>>t  cjith' 
acm**  lh«'  (h'U  and  tippt-d 
the  btill  and  was  ahk-  (o  niaki 
the  plav    s,iul  "^t,  rlir 

Runnii 
McCoy    luv  .1 ,.    ....     .  :....  ^ 

firJ  M:orin);  Jtnw  with  kc\ 
run*  i»f    11    and    1.''    ■    - ' 
McCoy  plunged  in  ■ 
jonrfnnn  tHi>  vaaisiHH  irt.  t 


.1    |. 


dii-pT  inli'  I 

mi 

Iht  Ml  and  wai  able 
toaMkrthcpby," 

tifid  >;«iai  »  ' 

in  the  h.ilt  .■ 

Ihf  HaukN  li<i>k  iivntml  i>f     ti>  \^-0 

irm- in  Ihf  Mvond  quar  Dv 

ith    qiiarlerh.ii  k    kvU'     tht'Mi 

,M^>.  In       (htl-W       <i  >    . 

■!\<-n   -l«'('p-ii  )<>li. 

,       „.,  .  1^!     -M    1.1.'),!       ,  ,..!    ■ 

VI  hi'n    It    I 

^pjiUci-lUi    ^,...-. .;    .     ,. , , 

tumWe  which  wa-  riMivoni)  Inh. 

'■■    ''  :r1(>n  Hovin  ;-     ' 

■iniTKtMi  k  I  r.il      1 

K,.t.insc»n    was    pill    in    t' 


PHOTOBYHOeif  BOTH* 

lokN  a— H«ca»oiilo>  kicks  tiM  •xira  point  t*  gHw 
th«  l««4  lat«  in  Mm  gam*. 


1..   Mit 


r- ' 


».' 


r.l 


mt-ri'd  b\  the  Haw'k.N 
Hu(;hc~.  throw   hus  third 
(n-n  stramhU-d     It'Uihdtiwn  ut  thf  ^ame  early 
'  reach  the  first     in  the  tuurth  quarter  hndm); 
1.  Il  I'nded     receiver  IX-nnis  Crump  in  the 
,iin     K..S*     i-nd/ork- f»>r  a  24-vard  pass 
^OOTB«aoni>a«B7 


The  Nirlds  NVB  in 

The  Quad 


Proposed  budget  referendum  to  cover  technology,  grounds  needs 


Lindsay  F  ranch 


•he 


niiiii.»n    I 
(acetitl 


thai    It 


th.it 


iJiim  ptijpi'M'^ 
>.rtv  ta»ts.   Th«' 


..t. 


•  itv  hy 
■I  tti  kcvp 


tltlTll. 

the  col 
up  w  ilh 
;rounds 


Antan\la  I 


vi'Ke*.    etiiui.iU'O     111. Ill 

Quad  as  The  \ields  plaM  .1 
thv   third   and    last    msl.il 
nwtit  of  ttu-  trtv  vi'iveit    r 
th. 
cm  ^  ■  . 

!  he  rixc  b.At^J  I- 

:ii  Mass.»ihusett-^ 
sound  all  lh«"ir  own.  ,.>ni 
bininn  folk  and  p«>p  in  .i 
w^uctno  wa\ 

l>-.pite  th«'  vhill  in  th( 
air  and  a  threat  ol 
crowd  of  atHvul  M>-i'    , 
pie  •iwayed  to  the  mu^ic 

Nertiwa  \u-ld.  >;uilarwt 
and  vtxdiisi  r»\iii\i  a  pis  , 
by  Imily   IVkimMvn  rtl.u 
inK  In  lh«'  surplu-  ot  tK  m. 
""  >'s  amund  campu 

I  he  \ields,  cimi( 
the   Cranbernes    anii    th« 
Murmurs,  will  S-  back  in  I 
town         October     Id     at 
Martyr's  in  Chicago  I 


ni'fki-. 


IVt-W    I 

K-  .1  .-»,ienif  ,ifvt  lixhn. 


,11  pil  ^lix 
■I  iTurkel  \ali 
(h.it  nir.iii', 


I..WH        (l 


Ml  Ki.n  r  .1 


i  IKH>.    lou    would    pay 

."'      1ST       NlUlllllll        Vvhl.h 


1  tw  last  tinu-  property  tax 

..  I-  r.iisix1  for  Harfx-r  was  in 

!""'•   ,1  debt  Mt  <.I2  million, 

Il   h.i^   -inn-   lonn  Nvn 

-.1 
VSithout  the  funding,  pro- 
ji<»M>d   renovations  will  not 

.t  into  action 

\iiordtnn  In  I  'i  Knuder, 
Harjvr  will  alsii  b«-  re^tnct- 
isi  in  offenng  more  countps 
i\  hi  n  (s-opli-  w.int  Iht-ni  " 


Men's  soccer  on  a  downside 


MUrtln  Patric 

I-    .1    kick    111    (•  •-  yl.n 

!'i.    I  i.ii,s  K.^  fi.n  <■  hojs- 
ih  r.irh  in  tfw  N«-aM>i> 
•■■   1    IJ4    riMTd  la-.t  MMMifi  i^.ipt.iiM     ImlJ    H.isi.iblr 

till    Hawks  Itisl  fhre»'  i>t  its     arguabh      ifn    H.ink-  ht-t 
tir^t  lour  htitne  games  plaver  at  the  lenier  rTiidtit  i.t 

In  an  t<ra  of  speciati/atHW     position,  think.-  tn'-  itMni  ■  •' 
in    the    scKcer    world,    the     comp«-ti-  iMth  tfii 
I  lawks,  weak  in  detense  ami     nents 


The  President's 
Gala  will  provide 
fundinj;  for  a  new 
IVrrorming  Arts 
Center. 

it 


ConuiMMtsry: 

VVh\  can't  we  park 
I  li>sc'r  to  imr 
c  lasses? 
•••pag»4 


ro— iitwy Mg»  4       AML 


i-'i'II        i  .Jl't.lill   O.isl,)!'! 


>nk:   le.ini 


,1.1111    can 

.  I  her  the  sinkin,);  ship 

I  ^els  toi*  late 

•ugh  th»-  Hawks  lost 

iS  first  tour  games. 


Harve)'  production 
will  be  performed 
later  in  the 
semester. 
iPag«S 


111,  f  .iliii   lU'tillti^tu    .ll'iHit     ill". 

^quad's  chances  this  year 
He   shows  confidence   in 

the  Hawks  ability  to  compete 

v\  ilh  the  bi-sl  teams 

SfH-ed      IS     the     k>  \      In 

I  larfH'i  s  attack 

Ihe    mori'    ui-    jr.iilm-, 

sm  MBTS  SOCCOt  on  pant  7 


Sport*: 

Golf  coach  Roger 
Bechtold  hopes  to 
see  post-stMscm 
action. 


Sports. 


-Patfo7-S 


Page2 


Campu^jNews. 


The  Harbinger 
September  28, 19W 


*Adalt  ImmunUatJon  Week 
October  IM7  i*  Adult 
I— uiiliiliwi  Wfeek.  Uyour 
toiaiiinizjUoat  arc  not  mf  to 
dale,  now  b  a  gnod  HoM  !• 
gtl  thi*  valuable  peotacliML 
Slop  in  Health  Serviot  KMO, 
yoar  inamnizaHoa 
an  evaluation. 
TlM  following  immuniza- 
Umh  are  available  in  Health 
Service  for  S2.00:  Meaalem, 
Munpe,  Rubella,  Tetanus, 
Dipklherta  and  TB  testa. 
The  Hepatitis  B  series  is  Ul. 
The  Flu  Vacdne  is  available 
for  95  on  October  20-21. 
Call  Health  Service  at 
S47.92SA2M  for  amie  infor- 
I  schedule  an 
These  immu- 
nizations are  important  if 
you  will  be  going  away  to 
MOB  or  plan  to  travel 
hi  the  near  future. 


Performing  Arts  Center:  student  senate  positions  niiMi 


President's  Gala  ticket  proceeds 
to  fund  proposed  new  building 


Ihf  Harper  (  ollrnc 
I'tlucatixnal  lourvdation  will 
h«'  hi»tinn  the  Presidenls 
Gala,  a  formal  dinner  and 
dance  held  al  the  Bilmore 
Countrv  C  luh  on  Saturd.n, 
CXrtober  '^.  in  raise  mimev  tor 
the  new  ll.irpcr  [Vrtornun>; 
Arts  C'enliT 

"Anybody  who  wants 
to  hdp  the  Performing 

Arts  Crater,  the 

community,  faculty  or 

stodenu  are  wekome,** 


Lmib 


Brad 


ia  a 

cofinlMWi. 
it,  it's 
and  where  to  pit 
kalp  during  the  seaiaar 
"•Mting  the  Blues,"  on 
Octabci  7  from  2-3  p.aL  In 
A242a. 

•Mediterranean  Ceoktef 
Learn    to    cook    delicious, 
iMalthy    and    reduced    tat 
■■■Is  Coaw  to  this  cooking 

IS,  12-1  p.m.  and  taste 
Mediterranean  cooking  at 
it's  best  Call  Health  SaiviM 
*l  M7  92.<i.62«i8     to  reaerve 

vouf  *p»c*  lor  $^ 
•CItaif  MasHfe 
Therapeutic  cliair  massage  is  i 
available   the   Isl  and   }rd ' 
Thursday    of    each    month ' 
from  4-fcM  p.m.    There  is  a ' 
$15  charge  for  a  15  minute  i 
■uaaage.  For  more  intonna-  { 
lion    and    to    tchedulc    an 
appointment,    call    Health 
Service  at  M7.«8SutUB. 


EmCsKv* 
C^ 


luk.el'.  jre  'iil7'^  a  pio  e 
and  rattle  tickets  an-  alM> 
biMnn  sold  tor  $2^  each  or  six 
for  $101) 

The  committee  is  exptvt 
ing  anywhert-  titjm  175  t»>  21X1 
p-ople  to  sihow  but  there  is 
ntnii   tor  220  peviple    iiist  in 

V  .is,' 

I  he  l-t  pri/f  in  th«'  r.ittle  is 
two  titst  class  tKkets  to  anv- 


H  hirr  m  the  world  whuh 
was  don.itiil  In  Mr  .ind  Mrs 
I  jrrs  t  l-jri. 

Ihe  2nd  pri/i  is  t.nltinj; 
I'ar.KJise  s.'M'n  JaNs  .ind  sn 
nights  at  the  Palmetto  Dimes 
Plantation  iiKludin>;  a  tnv 
orH'-hour  ^t>lt  lesstm  and  tne 
rounils  ,<t  f!,K\i.  donatiil  bv  the 
Harp-r  i.  I'liixr  (.  nrporale 
Ntv  lies 

^rd  pri/e  v>as  donatixl  bv 
Harper  s  ov\n  President 
Robert  Hriuder  which 
includes  some  tine  and  rare 
wirn-s  tn>tn  his  [vrsonal  ..ol- 
Uvtion 

All  of  the  pron-eds  from 
the  rattle  arv  ^oin^  to  the 
Harper  Pertormin>;  Arts 
t  enter 

ln\  itatims  are  being  <ic«t 
to  companies,  corporation^, 
lacultv  and  people  that  have 
donated  to  Harj>«'T  in  the  past 

f  athenne  lirml  1  hnvlor  of 
Hevelopnunt  and  I  xternal 
Atlairs,  IvecUtiM'  Hiretlor, 
Harper  Collide  Khuational 
FoundatHHi  sa\s  th.it  any 
Nxlv  who  wants  to  help  the 
Performing;  Arts  C  enter  the 
communit'.  I. nulls  or  stu- 
dents .ire  WfLiime-  ' 


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• 


Ihe  Harper  College  Mudent  Senate  (HCSS) 
appiMnted  the  following  students  for  senator  posi- 
tions. 

Academic  Enrichnml  and  language  Studies: 

Desmtwd  Lane 

Businesa  and  Social  Sciences: 

Samantha  Gereg 

Continuing  Educatum: 

Midiael  Marzalli 

Ubrral  Art»: 

Joe  Ward 

L^/Sr  Sciences  and  Human  Services: 

Craig  Ginn 

Student  Deirlopment: 

Ken  Gill 

Technology,  hAathematu-<i  and  nysicttl  Science: 

James  Skyles 

Wellness  and  Human  Performance: 

Heather  Vogeli 

Center  for  Students  With  Disabilities: 

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Ensuring  the  fiiturc 
for  those  who  shape  it. 


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Otir  Vkkw 

Why  do  we 
classify  parking? 

What  s  thf  d«'.ii  .•.  ,iu     \    j'.ii  k.iii; 
i>r    B    p.irkiri);  pt-rmif  lot-'    Win  ,ir>' 
thf  ^fuiienl-.  nut  jllowt-it  tn  pjrk  m 
lhe>«>  lols'    AtltT  all,  we  art-  thi'  iMit  •. 
who  pay  thi-  tuition  that  pays  the 
ii\ji.h«T*  and  other  faculty  mfmbfr<> 
pavth«"ck*.  riRhf"'    The  other  dav.  w  f 
saw  a  public  -.atoty  otiicer  taking 
iii>v\n  Ihi"  lin'n^f  plale  ntimhor  i>t  ,i 
.  II  Ihat  did  not  iarr\  thf    H   p.Hkim; 

ker  on  it*  windshield     What  in 
iii«  hig  deal  w  ith  p.irking  in  one  ol 
tho"te  lots  an\u.u     ti  usually  »eem«. 
that  everylime  we  try  to  get  a  park- 
injc  space  in  the  so-,  ailed    C    lot, 
there  is  always  t>v  i-  spots 

open  in  the    B    li'i  i.lents  .in\ 

less  important  than  lacult>  nuni 
bers''    The  students  make  up  a  lot  I't 
vvhji  thf  N»  hiHil  IS     H.iipiT  College 
IS  ,ill  about  il  s  students     We  are  not 
-.1'  ing  that  faculty  shi>uld  give  ihi-si' 
spaces  up  to  the  students,  we  are 
)ust  saying  that  all  the  parking 
spaces  should  be  shared  hv  both  t,i, 
ultv  and  students 

I  et  us  tell  you  a  stor\      Il  is  rush 
hour  and  one  needs  to  get  to  their 
class  quickly  and  does  not  want  lo 
be  late  before  that  .Lis,  -i.irts     \ov\ 
if  both  students  . I  .  muld 

share  these  spots  i,,.i>  .>i>uldbe 
less  of  a  problem  Does  one  think 
that  a  student  wants  to  be  late  tor 
class  any  less  th.in  a  leaihi-r' 

We  think,  here  at   /7)<'  Hjrhui);fr. 
that  the  parking  process  at  thi»  fine 
institution  should  not  be  under  a 
totalitarian  system     It  should  be  tree 
to  any  student,  teacher,  or  v  isiior  to 
park  wherever  Ihev  choose  In  park 
After  all,  thi^  i  luinlr  \    \v  .■  In  t-  m  i  - 
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Men's  soccer:  a  kick  in  the  grass   Voiieybaii  loses  in  close  call 


cantnjM  from  pa((  1 

the  brttirr  weH  get  became  w« 

have  d  «peedy  oiMtnae  th«t  can 

outrun  opposing  Jelenactt," 
said  Co«ich  (»ircid 

"Wt-  an  ^DinK  »i>  bt-  pUving 
a  lot  harder  in  ttte  future  jrtil 
with  much  i^nde." 

In  Its  season  opener,  the 
Hawks  dn'pped  a  +-0  deiiMim 
to  Spnn)(field-l  inc«>ln,  where 
&te  home  team  <lrufg;led  to 
control  mtd-fieid  plav  jnd 
looked  lackluster  at  )(t>.ilie 
play,  the  p«>sition  that  requires 
the  most  leadership  in  the 
sport  of  •Kvcer. 

In  a  physical  ccsilest,  the 
decidin>;  Roal  i»v  SpnngfK-ld- 
Lincoln  hapfx-ned  at  1 1  >t)  in 
the  tirsl  hjit  when  the  opp«v 
r>ents  stole  the  ball  from 
Harper  s  K^ialkeeper  driilinK 
It  horm-  for  a  HI  lead,  all  ffH-\ 
tweded  m  a  four  );»al  shut(>ut 

The   Hawks   roared   back 


quicUy 

!n  the  next  ptme  Harper 
defeated  ludsim  College  4-2 
fcur  lis  tirsi  wm  ot  the  xMstwi 

"We  are  noian 

to  he  playing  a  lot 

harder  in  the  fulurv 

and  with  much 

pride." 

•Sam  Garcia 
HcadCoMh 

In  two  other  hi>nM-  conlt'sts. 
the  liawks  lost  a  2-0  decision 
to  lake  Count>  and  a  baik 
breaking;  !-(>  hard  I  'u^ht  loss 
t»i  Morton  t  olleyse  wlu-re  the 
devidin^  noal  ag.iinst  the 
Miwk-  was  si<»red  in  the  tin.il 
t*i  MXKnds  of  plav 

Some  s<x-cer  standouts  for 
Harper       include       captain 


Ba»tabte   .  .  >f  oix- p>.il 

and   Doug  Am^,   ihi-   H.n^k^ 
sweeper 

Coac-h  (..ania  is  placing  his 
faith  in  the  leading  ^oal  s<.iir 
en>,  Taul  StoUnos  {2  fnvth)  and 
I  '-var  I^aurence  (I  «»«!),  wivi 
I  lid  provide  a  K'^xJ  one-two 
(umh  IS  the  season  proj{tt"s»r- 

I  he  c*>at  h's  s*»n  V^ince 
(•arcia  is  trvin^  to  help  the 
ir.im  at  goalie  position,  whik- 
\rmando  liamboe  and  Virne 
l<'>;niHi)hi  are  working  cm 
iiiiJ  tuld  play  stivngth 

CiMch  <.>arcia  stated,  "Th«' 
early  going  was  tough  btiaust- 
we  played  our  tirsl  l.mr  games 
in  tfie  span  i»f  a  «is-k 

We  need  to  exploit  .mr 
p<»t«"ntial  hetauv  we  h.iw  j 
lift  of  strengths  mt  .nir  l»Mm 

Ckx>if  luck  Hjvsks.  txs.nis»- 
soccer  is  more  than  just  a  kick 
m  the  grass 


You're  half 
way  there. 


Come  Join  the 
Harbinger.  UJe 
are  currently 
accepting  appli- 
cations for  staff 
uiriters  and  copy 
editors. 


"--Burr  mm  mimi  i 

IN  TOWN  ] 

PullSbrfy     ^O'^ 
Ptomcr    umfy^ 

r [^omIKWI 

I]  ••»  1  Of—  at  ■«»  p«to«  artMi    : 
|S  IK**  ami  l«n»  *inl>  amt  9*t  •  ■ 


4  kifkrr  ^  (pi  i  ■  i/iMKTrr** 


^^ 


l<M  W  N  «  M»f  I 


■yMrn 

\l!iT  uinnin^;  the 
ht-nu- opener  the  lady 
lljvsks  traveled  to  Rivet 
Cinne  to  face  conlen-nie 
n*  al  Tnton  attd  came  aw  a\ 
with   .1    ts  1(1     Is  H     i:-!';. 

"(Kerall  v\e  played 
wdl.  but  we  had  a  little 
breakditun  imi  ^.'ur  serve 
rtveiNC,  sjid  he.id  coach 
Sharon  Staud<-r 

Vlartha  laskus  and 
|i>d\  Kossol  each  Uxl  the 
wav  with  nirw-  kills  while 
Bnxike  l)iS.irio  addtxl  16 
ansists. 

Sara    I'l'i  ■  i.n 

tributed  with  sn  an-s  help 
ing  Ifw  Ijdy  Hawks  to  the 
MCtory 

t>n  September  12  the 
lady  Hawks  participated 
in  the-  lOth  annual  t  ollege 
of  DuPage  Invitational 
which  featured  a  total  ot 
eight  teams  that  consisted 
ol  both  the  Chaparrals  of 
COO  and  Rock  Valley 
Both  teams  an'  ranked 
rutKmally  and  participate 
in  the  lady  Hawks  a>nft»r- 
ftu  >- 

I  he  I  ad\  liawks 
played  in  three  matches 
each  lasting  two  sets 

The  first  match  leatunsl 
llir|>.r  dgdinsi  McHenrv 
>.  ii:  i.iunily  Cc>ll«"ge 

["he  lady  Hau  k 
dfteated  in  two  -.. 
and  V 1  s 

The  I  .id\  ll.iw  k-  h>ni  .1 
t'.ilanced  olfensoi-  attack 
inJ  OiSjrio  added  tour 
.ii^!«'nNi\  I-  kli^^  in  .1   Kvstn^ 

I  ht  in\t  match  teaturtsl 
M  irptT  \  Kishw.mkis' 
^.  .>rn!miMit\  C  ulii'^i- 

Ihev  wer«'  defeated  in 
twosets  VIV  and  UV|5 

The  stars  of   the  game 


were  Sarah  Bach  who  went 
four  for  su  on  serve 
riveive,  Rossol,  who  added 
M'ven  kills  and  Briwke 
l)iSarii>,  who  finished  the 
match  w  ith  nine  aausLs 

Th«-  last  match  had  the 
Lady  Hawks  against 
I'niversity  of  St  Francis 
luiuor  Varsity  squad  and 
the  Hawks  cante  away 
with  a  IS-r,  15-10  VK-tory 
lo  fiiush  with  a  record  i>f  1  - 
2  in  hnjmameni  play  and 
an  overall  n^cord  of  %^ 

"In  a  ample  of  matches 
tfiis  year  we  stopped  talk- 
ing on  tf>e  court  and  h.iv  e 
misst-d  some  key  serves, 
hut  now  that  inir  commu- 
nication has  improved,  we 
get  along  so  well  on  the 
court  everything  else  falls 
into  place,"  said  Roasol 

The  Ijdy  Hawlu  then 
headed  home  to  face  ci>n- 
lerence  rival  and  nationally 
ranked  Rixk  Valley  Ciolden 
Tagles  and  tful  is  »  tough 
task  for  any  team  to  fun- 
die. 

Rock  Valley  ttxjk  control 
of  the  contest,  stealing  the 
first  tw  11  sets  (V 1 5, 4- 1  !>  but 
the  l,ady  Hawks  tied  it  up 
with  tfie  next  two  sets  1  Wl, 
1V13  llie  Udy  Hawks 
unfortunateU  lost  the  last 
si-t  of  the  match  15  11  to 
••nd  the  thre«--  hour  game 

"When  we  won  the  two 
^ets  against  Rtxk  Valley, 
v\e  finalh  played  Harper 
volleyball,"  said  coach 
Stauder  "We  had  a  lot  of 
enthusiasm  and  determi- 
nation which  was  nice  to 
MV,  But  the  first  two  sets 
»l  the  game  it  t»X)k  us  a 
long  time  to  get  prepared 
and  most  importantly  we 
must  learn  how  to  finish." 

The  lady  Hawks  next 
cixntest  IS  at  home  Tuesday 
night.   (Vfober  6  against 


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contioueO  'rorr^  pd^  : 

With  a  26-p«nnl  ,t'  mi. 

liH)ked  to  K-  out  i>t  rtjth  lor  |i>liet 
But  fullback  Ross  kx>ked  to  tvdeeni 
himself  with  a  2«-yard  run  t.i 
Harpers  eight-vard  line 

f  lliol  t.rav  caught  an  eight-yard 
louihdown  pass  frcwn  Cawthon 

joliet  then  converted  on  the  two 
piHnt   conversion   making   th>'   score 

With  '^'^1  left  in  the  contest 
Antoine  Ris-il  scon-d  off  a  55-yard 
'.Ml.  h.l'u  n  p.iss  jnd  |i»ltet  cimvcTtisI 
■>  1'  !i'.  :  tu.v  p.Mnl  ...nviTsion  cut- 
tin,;  ||..   I. -.id  to  111 

(  .uvlh.in  then  »i>iuuvlis.i  on  itiu- 
more  touchdi'wn  pass  to  Reed  dos- 
ing tfu-  gap  to  ^2-^  and  ttu-n  failed 
on  an  onsule  kkk  but  M.irjHr  vs.is 
able  to  scviirr  th»-  \  i.  tt'r\ 

\\.'  h.i.l  1  h.ir.l  time  getting  lo  the 
ijii.irli  it\u  k  when  we  blit/ed  him  he 
hit  IIh'  o(X-n  risen  ITS  but  shutting 
down  the  run  .-.irK  was  key  to  beat- 
ing     them,         said      coach       John 


\i'V\.iiint..- 

I  he  Jetense  did  an  excellent  )ob 
.igainsl  the  run. 

joliet's  fullback  was  stymied,  he 
onlv  rushed  for  AX  yards 

They  shut  the  run  down,  but  we 
were  hi>ping  that  the  pa.ss  would 
i>pen  the  run  The\'  had  eif^t  and 
nitv-  man  fronts  at  tfie  line  and  we 
tned  them  but  it  didn't  work,"  said 
Ross 

lb,-  liawks  held  the  ball  for  V  17 
riimutes  <vf  the  game. 

fred  Robinson  camt\l  the  ball  15 
times  for  t<3  yards  with  several  long 
►jjins 

I  Sim  trill  rirr\  .ind  the  offensive 
liru'  did  a  very  gixni  job  blixking,  all 
I  needt\l  was  a  little  hole  and  I  was 
able  lo  get  through,"  said  Robinson 

I  he  Haw  ks  rx-xt  game  is  Saturday 
iX-toIxT  y  against  Grand  Rapids  in 
C  >rand  Rapids  Michigan. 

kuk.itt  starts  approximately  at  1 
pm 


awks  Sports 


JNi(f|^|  •  WHItamRaliMyHwp«Celt«K«  •  S«ptwnlMr  28. 1998 


Women's  soccer  comes  up  short 


',tM.rv  I  1 


«<  •  I BV  »oai  SOTKA 
A  ltafp«r  aocear  play«r  «atckly  ntn*  to  Hi*  b«N  t* 
•COM  a  Coal.  aMtng  :a  Mm  Hawho  load 


lunny  gam. 

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SI  if'  •f.m^i" 

I 
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i.,->;c  in   I  - 

I  Urpir  I. ■. 

Ill  ih.'  tir-i  h.ii 

i'\frtimt' 


.-♦.inv  bri-.ik.-      j;,ul  ' 


II 


\\iin».ki    .iiki    Lull! 


k  ^hi.t 


.in.!       .>!       a.u 
>.tul         \Vt'  hjxi-  ill 
h.h  k  .hkI  kivp  try- 


lU  .ithiT    H.ill    v\js  J    kev 
Ac  mvJiJ  t.i  i.fHii  lip  nuiti-      iimtrihiil.n  i-n  ,lfl>Ti-.-  n 
tht'friinl  mur^li-.il- 

I  Hir   irflcnsf  dtdn  t  ..•iih-  NjI.i>  and  Vig^idno  paii'J 

'  ,\  ifh  iTunif-h  .iH);r»">-n'ii         the  H.ivvk,-  on  uttiTiM.'  with  > 
trvips  (111-  \\j\s  k^      -lll>I^  nn  gi'jl  jpiivv 

Vliihi'lU-   I  md>;n,>n   nude 
1,  .■mini;  .•!!  .1  disj}>f>iunl-      si-vi-n  s.ni'>    in   v;.>.il   lor   llir 
'  '     liis-.    Ill    kt-nd.ill     Hdwk> 

li  v.mMonI    HarptT  rht»    ladv    Hawks    next 

•  ^   ,  i...i,'li  t.vi.l  II  nil     I'.ime  )•>  j|  honu"  IVtciber  3 

iinst    I  l);in    Community 

,    ^  ,„  ,,j,.i,  I  ."llfRf       Klik-off   I-   ■■<■*   for 

ll  »  heartt>n<dktn>;  .ind     4  Ulj-'  m 


(M)I0  8>  *DUf  BOTHA 

A  Uitfy  Nawk  look*  (•  piiali  tiM  kail  tfowa  fiaM  ta 
•COM  a  goal  aiMl  p«rt  Har|»or  on  top 


SPORTS  NOTES 


•  I"hf  Sfah.iwks, 
Diie  itf  Harper's 
newly  acijuiml 
tlag  fcKitball 
teams,  unti>rtn- 
nately  lost  their 
first  game  i»t  the 
season  28-0 
against  the  Ix- 
President>> 

•  We  woiikl  like 
to  lakt-  thi-> 
oppt>rtunily  to 
thank  Bill,  who 
graciously  gave 
us  a  new  moni- 
tor tor  our  com- 
puter and  even 
though  it  did  n«i( 
work,  we  still 
think  your  n)ol 
mnyway. 


Golf  team  looks  to  improve  their  game 


NovtoiSltopka 


III  .1,1   ..-.Kh   Rom't 

li, ,  !,i..i.!        -i-f  r  T  fh.' 


^I.1V  in  llii'  ni.ilil 
hf.ld       iii.iih 
IV.  hti.KI 

Hut  «f  r.    ni'l  >;il 
Hnf,     Ihf     othir      tun 
-*.>n>v    111   h.Kk    ti»    up 
jnd  th.ii  -  what  Nivm^ 

li.  b,    t't.    rr.ibl.ri   thus 


siijiil  f 'iTlorni.inii's 
troni  lh«  » ..tr\  I  (ulm-ui 
(.  d>f  s       Shi'rr\,       .ind 


llii  ll.r.w 
III  in  Iw  \  ll 
v\[iuh 

t,'i;r'h 

•htfii  iti  tht    ^* 


I  ";  IT. 11! 

11,  .M  .!,! 


in  tiw 


lUih 

th.it 


Hni  Ihinn  h.ip 

.  _    ,11   thi     ■•••.  I'll.! 
fi     niivt  111 
,,     whii  h     v> 

thuil  s.ii  :  h.i-  1,1  pii-' 

H.ihl,-l.J  >;.-l  tn  th.il 

I  ,,il,i;,   ..1  Ihir.i.;.  It  (Ihi 

wli  ■        ' 

f.-l 

I,  HI  till       111       ■ 

\inv     it    v\i- 

Mii-nd  m  thf  n.  vl  \4i. 

ttHvl    VM-  h.i\  !•   (  fi  jIK 

^mivi   .(  niih-      iiilctUttld. 


■11.  h.i- 


:  ll  \\  iM  Ihi 
,.iii)  i.Mih 
"TKit  unli'T 


•■''■  .»i-|\      put''     11^     '■■       ' 

■n    v\  hcri 

'llipi'tlllVi-    .l,,i, 

■  >nlinu>-     wi'  11 

,  't  );,'inn  III  N-  .1  n>n 

indms      tf.ini       llii- 

.   .-.,■11     ",1    thr 

'   till-  s,'avi>n 

r.  si  uii  tli.   Mil  th.ll  wi- 

hjM'  to  impruvi'  thi>M' 

t\M>    ■^nti-^    .-tnil    It    \M' 

I'.n  .    .1   tr.ini  i-llurl     wi' 

liili   licm- 

.l,<n  I    ihfii 

•■i-tf    ni'iiij;   I,'    h.m- 

.!,■(■',  n,~ 

r  din's  pl.KC 
■''■      ■■inllT 

VVlll 

I'..  .1 '.'- !">;•••  t" 

!hi^  KrKinn   l\    liium.1- 

:,f  v\  .i\  it  ll ■itks 
;,i'\\  is  Ih.il  ll  «i"  n'jch 
,<ur  gtml  which  is  the 
Kr>;t,in         sjid     lO.ich 


ti...hlold     "VV'hKhi.'n 
•ts  i>t  the  tour  li-jms 

'  •'■•  in  our  cimter- 
iid  wc  win  our 
iiv;iini.  wi"  can  reach 
the  Salional  touma- 
nii-nl  But  at;.»in  we 
h.i\f  ll,  show  impri>v«^ 
nwnl  m  our  ^amt-  in 
order  to  net  to  that 
pomt  and  once  we 
reach  that  gival.  then  we 
ijn  tivus  on  that  it  or 
when  It  come*." 

The  Hawks  next 
meet  is  the  Lincoln 
Invitational  in  Lincoln, 
Illinois  on  IV-toK-r  Isl 
and  2nil  in  I  mcoln 
Illinois 

The  tiv  time  lor  the 
first  day  will  begin  at 
IZlUlpnv  while  the  tee 
lime  for  the  next  day 
w  ill  bej^in  at  8fl0  a.m. 


The  Harbinger 

I    ll  \    ,.    ,    .     .         ..I        li    .1    r    p  <■   r        r-   (I   I    I   o   ■;  (•  ^^^/ 


XXX 


Oct«taril,ltM 


Ordinary  art  professor,  extraordinary  taient 


I  THIotMN 

STAff  AHtTfM 

I  tKCdsiorully  like  to  go 
xpli)nng  flarpt-rx  v.impu* 
I  like  to  discover  the  Ii"smt 
known  jriMs  ot  the  mHixiI 
Onv  d.iy  I  saw  a  -.iRn  Ihdt 
rt-ad  "Thiw  Dimensmntil 
'■'tudm-.  I  dt^idt-d  to  >lmll 
.'II  in  lh.it  w.i*  tho  time  I 
ran  into  tli. 
fellow 

1  w.ilked  into  this  rimm. 
It  v\.is  not  an  ordinary  vlas%- 
nxmi  Then'  was  tui  tile  on 
th«'  tl«>r  I  walktnl  Kirther 
aful  nofu'ed  ri>ws  .-t  Libit- 
with  s|iH>ls  rH'xt  to  Ihi'in.  1 
went  down  a  corridor  and  ir 
an  oltue  I  saw  a  turlv  haired 
man  with  a  riKk  in  orw  hand 
and  a  chiM'l  in  the  other 
From  the  many  strapes  on 
the  nick.  I  could  tell  he  had 
been  working  with  it  for 
awhile.  Me  finally  n<>tit«"d 
rr»e  standing  there  .md 
looked  up  fnmi  his  work 

"Hello.  ■  he  said  "Can  1 
help  you''" 

"I  was  |ust  p.issin>; 
throuKh."  I  nepHed    "Would 

soil    illlOi-t    It    1    '^.It    \\)tl^    \"<,, 

tor  awliili' 

"Nn,  not  .It  .ill  '^l.iti'ii 
the  stranger  sii  tii;hi 
dcnvn  The  naiin'  s  \Iiki- 
Bn>wn  " 

"My  name  is  John.  1 
said,  shaking  his  hand  as  I 
sat  across  htim  him  "W'hrfi 
do  you  do  hetv  at  HarfXT' 

"I've  been  an  art  prolt-s 
sor  here  at  Harper  tor  2.'* 
yean,"  he  said. 


Harper  Collega 


So  who's  running 
I  this  joint,  anyway? 
I  This  issue,  we  focus 

on  the  Student 

Senate  President, 

Kitty  Cowley. 


Art  Prof  •••or  Mho  ■town  toko*  prMo  hi  hto  oon  objoctlvo 
•rootlOM. 

.frt-  \.  II  .i.Mii^  I n;!*'  bill  it--  still  rfvvii;ni/ 
.ible  \i>ntihtft.tivi'  (ht.Tr 
|usl  isn  1  ,m\  -.iil'ic,  I  ni.itti  1 

As  I  ivjtihoi  hiTii  tlu'ri' 
iluppiri);  jvv.iv  .11  hisstuni'  1 
pictun-d  Mount  Kushmon', 
fh<*  t.Hi»s  of  four  (if  this  loun- 


PMOIO  BY  SARAH  Hlfl 

•to«o 


"What    ,irr    \.  11    ,i,Mii^ 

Ulth  th.lt  sl,.TH'        I    iski.i 

1  111      wir\  ini;      ii         he 
ri'plii-») 

kc.ilU       I  -.lul      Wh.il  s 
It  supp«>sed  to  be' 

He    liM>ktHl    .It    nif    Ami 


on  tht-M-  liiii;!-  nionunicnts. 
.in-  li.u  in^;  to  turn  them  o\  er 
ti.  sonusinc  else  to  finish 
Ivi  .luse  they  take  t. 

1  lo   continued 
aw.n  .It  the  stone 

Wh.ti    i,i,,,f.     v.. II    ,l.-,  Kie 


It      in>;  llijl  .1.  la 
sn  I  t  ijt-  "Have  vou  ever  thought 

in  nniid  v\  lull  .t  %  being      of    working    on    stiinething 

1 


,.|IM.| 

1  sluKik  m\  he.i  1  u-tlett 
lllg  i»li  the  midget  .»(  ni-u 
information  I  had  |ust 
received 

■(lb)ective  wou id  be.  you 
i.irve  .in  eagU' "  he  contin 
ueit  \bsir.Kt  iv.HiUt  be 
V  lu   appK    .1   design   to   IIh 


like    Mi»unt    Kiishmore 
.iskeJ  htm 

lor  me  lie  s.iid  I 
don  t  h.ue  the  time  to  work 
on  J  big  monument  I  |ust 
don  t  have  enough  years 
left  th.it  I  lan  e*pt\t  Most 
ot  thi  pmple.  even  when 
they  re  starting  out  young 


u.  ;►.    i:.J      .ii.i        V\  lieii  1  gol 

ou!  ot  .itl  school,  as  an 
uiulergraduate  I  was  work 
ing.  tarvmg  wtHv^i  1  h.uJ 
only  done  .-ne  sione  i.ir\ mg 
at  that  time  I  hen  I  went  on 
tt»  w*>rk  in  other  m.ileri.iK. 
plastics,  glass  Iwerity  ti\e 
vears  later,  storw  cn>pped  up 
again  as  a  material  that  now 
was  mow  accessible  to  ptT> 
pie." 


I  tvt  stone  car\ mg  has- 

n  t  .  hanged  much  over  the 

rs."  I  said. 

\ctuallv."     he     -.t.ued, 

stone    cropped    up    as    a 

mafenal  that  |js]  now  more 

accessible  btvause  ot  a  f\-vo- 

lution  in  the  kinds  of  tix>ls 

pe.  .pit    use.! 

I  ike  Ihe  dianioiid 
bl.ides,"  I  c+iifiH-d  in 

The  diamond  blades," 
he  said,  "coverundum- 
lip(>ed  chisels,  pneumatic 
tiHils.  a  lot  o<  use  of  water 
grinding  equipment  so  \ou 
don  t  get  Ml  much  dust 

Interesting,"      I      said 
I  i.ne  anv  of  your  students 
here  at   Hdrp»'r  gotten   into 
the  sfiine  siulpting'" 

■^ince  I've  gotten  senous 
lit 'out  the  stone,  several  of 
m\  students,  usually  Ihe 
older  oiu-s,  have  gotten  inti> 
tl  .IS  well  I'm  working  with 
ih.  in  on  in  independent 
There  isn't  a 
'i.^...  v..;wng  I  lass  here  at 
Harper" 

"I  never  tln>iiKh'  llu-re 
was  so  much  involved  with 
i.nviM^  sl..n«'  I  s.ii.l  will) 
ama/emeni 

'■\,lllon\N  ute         \\i-     s.lld, 

there  s  ,i  resurgence. 
Iheri  s  ,1  lot  symposium  in 
slone  car\  ing  where  you  can 
go  for  a  week  and  they'll 
Icich  vou  how  to  do  it 
I  hey  re  all  over  the  country 
and  all  over  the  world." 

"Have  you  ever  been 
luikv   enough   to   get   yuur 

pagaZ 


Financial  Aid  resources  plentiful  for  students  from  all  walks  of  life 


*<W$  EDITOR 

We  have  all  h»-ard  Ihe 
time  old  st.itement  aK>uf 
h.'vv  tn.uu  hundretls  ot 
ihous.imls  ..|  di-ll.irs  i;,, 
nil. .  '11.  .  i.'v)  e.iih  \  ear  m 
tin.inii.il  11.)  M  ivK'  it's 
time  thai  we  the  students, 
.1.'  something  aN>ut  if 

Instead  of  working  hard 
all  summer  long  to  p.n  tor 
the  upioming  semester  .i 
ll.irper  makin<     th< 

monthK       i.n       pn  meiii 
insiir.llue    rent    .revlil  t  irjs 


Are  full-time  or 
part-time  teachers 
better? 


,ind  an\  other  misiellanetuis 
payments  wh\  tu^i  try  to 
help  ourstKes  out' 

Har|i.r  i.inJ  the  tederal 
goveniiiieiili  otter  a  ciniple 
ot  different  options  lor  Nith 
new  and  old  reluming  md 
transfer  tl.irpir  students 

*stiidents  wh.»  wish  to 
ri'ieive  liniinual  .ud  i.m  till 
out  the  1  nv  Applualion  tor 
ted.r.il         Student  Aid 

'  ^  \).  naming  Harper  as 
school  i>f  ch<»ice 

.-\pplii  .ition  di'.idlme  tor 
this  t.il!   s,-m«'st*-r    w.is  juiu- 

CoimnMitary: 

Harper  has  como  a 
long  way  in  over  30 
years. 

it 


T<Hh  .\iiording  to  M.ind 
Molen.  Ilarjur  s  Director  of 
student  (manual 

Assistance     It's  mtt  to  late  " 

fill  out  and  turn  in  the 
I  AiSA  as  Mion  .is  (s.ssible 
Applications  t.iki  SIX  to 
eight  weeks  to  process 
t  veti  though  It  IS  past  the 
tii'.uiline  siiuients  t.m  be 
reiniburs<.d  lor  this  (all 
M'mesler,  .md  retene  .lui  tor 
th»-  ujvonim^;  spring  s4.m1.s- 
ter 

Ihe  lAls-y  will  help 
deleriiiine    the    amount    of 

Titanic  F/X 
pnxluoer  visits 
Harper  and  shares 
secrets. 

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need  tor  the  student  and  the 
expected  family  contribution 
(IK  I  The  EK  is  the 
amount  ot  the  students 
tuition  that  the  family  is 
eypected  to  help  out  with 

hamily  income,  the  stu- 
dents backgnnind  and  area 
ol  study.  hous»'  hold  size, 
p.ireni  s  income  and  the 
numK-r  of  children  in  col- 
lege are  all  factors  taken  into 
consideration  when  deter- 
mining lh«'  need  of  a  stu- 
dent. 

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^    Ask  your  wellness  advisor    ^ 


Students  c^n  anuny- 
mtHisly  submit  iju«?stH>ns  on 
Wellne«A  rvUtrd  ti>pic«t  bv 
pUcing  thnn  in  thr  marktHJ 
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future  issues  of  The 
H.lrhi,:;,-r 

AM  »|Ufslu>ns  V,  ill  he  th«>r- 
uughK  rest^archetJ  dnd 
responses  will  be  prtn-ided 
bv  Health  C.  arc 

['rotesiunjls,   and   art'   not 
n-lafed  to  TJie  Hai+inyt'r 
Q:  In  a  pwvKNM  (Mue,  vou 
wrote  about  ((rnital  hrrpvs. 

I've  heard  that  shingi«« 
is  alio  due   to   the   herpet 


virus-    U    lhi«    tkt    **mt 
vlru«7 

Atth«>ui;h  the  twn  v  .rust's 
arv  tvlaird  thev  are  ivit  tf» 
saimc 

rht-  \irus  resptmsibU'  f*»r 
genital  hfrfH-v  is  h«'rpes  sim- 
plex thi'  iTH-  that  lauses 
shiniKtes-aiul  thicken  pox  as 
well  -  Ml  the  varKrlla  ijsmin 
virus  (V'/V  I 

I  ilu-  other  herpes  viru«e« 

s<'ven  ol  which  inftvt 
hi^mans  •  VZ\'  has  an  active 
phjM-  and  a  long  latent  peri- 
<«,  ilunnj;  which  lh«-  iIit 
mant  virus  may  be  n  < 

I'li  til  iaus4-  s\  rnr»tt>iii- 

^  hit  ki  ■  riii;hK 


communicable  diseasi-  in 
which  V/V  IS  spn'ad  hv 
coughin);,  snevzin^c.  or  h\ 
contact  with  ctpen  mw-. 

After  the  ininal  mfecinm. 
the  virus  travels  back  along; 
thi"  stusorv  iHTve^  to  siti-s 
along  the  spinal  columns 
There  it  can  remain  in  a  qui 
i-stvnt  state  irulefinitely 

Later  in  life,  the  virus 
may  travel  back  down  the 
nerves.  pn>ducmg  along  a 
single  nerve  trunk  a  rash 
thiit  IS  charactiri-lii  oi  -hiii 
i;li-s  Ihe  r.tsti  nun  ht 
icnnpanitil  bv  p.iiii 

P.stoU-  iH  fl   'A'    tfi     *;s  ..  *.  > 


develop  shingles  than 
M'unger  people.  pei>pli- 
v\hi>M'  immune  systems  are 
depriss,-d  are  10  tim«"s  mor\' 
likely  than  those  with 
healthy  immune  systems 
Q;  How  can  I  Iom  10 
pound»  in  one  month? 

A    realistic    weight    loss 
gival  IS  1-2  lbs  per  we«rk   Vou 
are  morf  likely  to  keep  the 
weight  ott  il  you  U>se  it  slow 
Iv  and  cimsistentiv 

AllhouKh   t.id   dirt'-   iii.iv 

I'.M-t      ,.l  ,,M-s        J 


losf    Is   V\  .Itt T 

Ih,:,  vvh.r, 


ih.it  !> 


thev  regain  most  or  all  of  the 
weight  back 

Besides,  tad  diets  are  dif- 
ficult to  stay  on  over  time. 
The  best  way  to  lose  weight 
IS  to  eat  a  balanced  diet  con- 
taining fewer  calories  and 
li-ss  tat,  exervisi-  more  and 
make  changes  in  your 
K»havior  s»>  that  ViHi  eat  in 
response  to  phy  sKal  hunger 
and  m>t  your  emotions 

Brochun's  on  healthy  eat- 
mg,  weight  kws  and  exercise 
are  available  in  Health 
•service,  A.V>2  or  call 
Nutntion  S-rvices  tor  a  con- 

.siill.lluin      i>r      m.ilrri.ils     at 


Financial  Aid:  many  opportunities  for  those  who  take  the  time  to  look 


contriued  (ram  Mg>  i 

larants   are    alv 
brst  of  ill  options 

■  st.itcor  litter 

•Is  anil  do  nol 

h.ive    tt>    K'    repaid        The 

lederat    IVII    t.rani    is    the 

most  pi>putar 

Other  grants  imlinK  the 
fllinuts  Student  \»sisi.uu<' 
t  ommissu'n  Mon<  •    ■ 

\ward     .ind     the     ti,i 
Supplemental    Kducation.ii 
I  >pfH>rtunitv   Grant,    which 
both  r»\)uire  the  >i>mple! 
otthe  l-Als\ 


'trs      some      •'(■' 

ints  till  illirtois  : 
tf»'  SurMvors  ot  Tolice 
and    Firemen   KJlled   m    :    . 
I  ine  ot   Duty,    the   Illinois 
Veterans    I. rant     and     the 
Illinois  S.iti.'ni! 

CiUard  \jv.ii  Mihti.i  tiT 
more  inhvrmatKin.  vimI  the 
Otice  ot  Student  Finarwtal 
\<sistance  at  Harpvr  or  the 
'--AC.  1  HOOK**  4""^ 

Scholarships   ii 
itig  freshmen  arvd  luiieuui 
enrolled    Harper   students) 
are  another  option    The  Lou 
Buchenot  Htwpitalitv 

Scholarship  is  for  currently 
enrolled  full  time  students  in 
the  degree  program 


..I     I  ri  I 

- ,  nut  I  he 

Chicago  \orth4\esi 

SubMrban  chapter  I't  she 
CPC'U  Society  Scholarship 
are  both  awarded  annually 
lt>  full  time  students  enrolled 
111  the   leih  Prep  lnsur.in>i- 

r-Mci.i  1 

1  III       1  ugenia      s 
'in. Ill  Memiirial 

p  IS  avail.i^ 
Harper   s. 


.It  W-asl  iMW 

'i  i(;p\  ot 


Memorial  Vhol.irship  i- 
a\ai)able  to  full  time  ^lu 
dents  enml  W  in  th«*  I  larprr 
HcTlnwiiis  I'mgram  •  •<>'  ■ 
minimum  I  0  Ci  V  A 
SharletH-  Mjum.. 

Scholarship   is  available   i 
Sinh   sch«x>l   graduates   ot 
i  )isiric1  211  and  enrolled  in 
the        Harp^fr        Nursing 
Pnigram 

Project  Escalera  is  .i 
scholarship  tor  bilingual  stu 
dent!)  wh«i  wi^  to  piirsut  a 
career  as  a  teacfu-r  in  a  bilin- 
gual clavsnKim      l-or  moiv 


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Bright  Minds 

Strong  Bodies 

Generous  PBTsonallties 

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Mi«a  MiMMgtan  «o>k  ImM  >W  liHIO  iiwm  *«>•  lo 

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WE  NEED  TO  TALK! 


1  4pph<jt»on.  flit  It  t-Hif  4nri  brmi}  <(  Unk  ^t>  w*  ' 


intorrn.ition  t'        V 

I  sv.il.ir.i  u»? 

S4;"^^r  IHK'  ..     _ 

The   h>lk>winB   tour  \  ear 

institutioivi  have    i-    * 

scholarships  excti; 

Harper    transfer    siuoent- 

Barat  College  in  lake  Hirvst, 

Rr.iJle\         !,.'nnerNit\         in 

ri..ii,i     llhn,.:-     hwntule    ol 

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vol.1 


An. 
Hope  ■-. 

-  a  tax  civdit  available  toi 
•le  first  twi)  y  ears  ol  colti-gi 
ill   J   degnv-granting 
^ram      It  v.  ill  K-  •'Ifeu 
studeii'  pa\ 

HlllHWl   ,...,.    ;.  .-  ,1  llM'v 

•r  part  titiH-  students 
"-■■  iifft-  Scholarsh';-  ■• 
revtil       that    i.ir 

iliiei  11V   suht'      •     ' :iu 

tirtal    federa;  '    t.iy 

return 

The  Federal  Uork  studv 
Program  (F\VS)  is  available 
'.'  ~[.jdents  with  at  least  six 
semester  hours  Students 
can  obtain  employment 
thmugh  the  college,  and  tin' 
earnings  arv  paid  bv  the  fi-d 
eral  government 

Loans  are  ar»olher  iiptmn 
It  all  else  tails  liMnsi.mbe 
i>btaiited  either  bv   the  stu 


SWl  RandRd 


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M/  S90  nn 

'nimSf-      Ask  tor  BriK* 


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■inilv    I  ducattonal 
ui^r.itu'.       f  <  JiT.ii 
■-•ut'sidm'd       I 

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ill    .iHii    part 

i.rn     Niu.uiw^        rhi'M-   loans 

ire   tv  fit  II  .ible  anmi.ilh     lor 

;■  inic  \eat  with  the 

11  of  the  I  Al  SA 

ILir^nr     i.  ollece     otters 

slii'rt     term     loans     IS]  I  I 

students  who  ,e  i  \n 

.It  le.ist  rhns*  St  .irs 


IS  lor  defs 
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then   [virents       IKi'.  iiMii  is 

'i  T>.  v^   tt^!.       ir.iiij.ilh  I  he 

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\  eiltMUl 

, u.     .,  .,,vi,      1-    the 

internet  \iMtllar(si  --i.imi 
v%  eb  site, 

www  harper  ci  il  us.  thev 
list  numerous  sources  and 
valuable  information  aKiul 
grants,  loans  and  scholar- 
ships 

Harper  offers  links  to 
various  web  sitt-s  Oru*  of 
theni  being 

ivww  lastvseb  com  Ihev 
utter  J  tret  easv  comprehen- 
sive    seanh      t>M-r  180,(1011 


pnv  ite  M'ltur  siholarships, 
lellowships.grants  and  stu- 
dents loans  are  listed. 

You  can  log  i>n  and  per- 
sonati.'t'  ■  ""rih  to  vinir 
own  I  .  1  study  and 

back^ii'uii..i 

(ill  out  ih.  1  \|s\,Mi  the 
web  \isit  their  wil-  site  at 
wwks  tafs<i fd  gov 

It  the  idea  ol  distussing 
vour  financial  aid  matters  in 
tront  ol  others,  schedule  an 
appointnwnt  with  a  hnan- 
i  lal  alii  assistant 

sr.iitiHj:*    in   I.  I  ! 

.1,    v.ill    !»■ 

to  help  go 

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ivtormatHin 
io  brill);  with  vou  that  may 
K-  helpful  are:  income  infor- 
1  student'-  back- 
1  ui  .in<)  ,irva  ol  study, 
household  si/e.  parent's 
incomi".  number  ot  children 
111  i.illei;e  tax  n-tum  items 
.iiitl  ,iiu  tnlorm.ition  on 
.issets  ^uih  .1-.  u  lilies. 
-tisks  or  blinds 

Approximately  W  sihol- 
arships  were  granted  this 
tall  serru-ster  All  were  based 
on  merit,  cx«nmunity  service 
and  nei'd 

There  are  more  than  SO 
aid  opportunitHSi  alone  list- 
ed on  Harper's  web  site. 

If  you  have  any  further 
information,  contact  the 
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The  past  and  the 
present  of  Harper 

I  hf  di>i>rs  ul  H.»r(ir  College 
opened  in  \'itt7  tor  an  estimdted 
1  1100  tull-time  sfudentx  and  r»()0 
p.irt-timc  students  a-  a  tempti- 
rary  campus  in  Elk  C.rove 
Harper  now  has  an  tshmntod 
:4,(>00  students  pv  r 

Harper  w.is  ii.uiu..  ,i    i 
VNilliani  K>iini-\    H.irjor    prrv, 
i>us  president  o»  the  Lniversitv 
ot  Chicago  and  the  father  of  the 
two-year  college  concept 

Before  Harper  College  v\ds 
actually  built,  soil  Irotn  the 
University  of  Chicago  and  Vale 
Universit\   was  mixed  in  with 
H.uptr  soil    sihiuvls  H.irper 
worked  jt 

Harper's  tirst  nillei;e  vehule 
was  either  a  I'ihh  or  'h7  baby 
blue  Chew  station  wagon,  a  f.ir 

Irum  the  passen>;.'r  v. ins 
with  the  nitty  Harper  li>gi> 
painted  on  the  sides 

In  early  1^6K.  mir  ll.iuk  rn.is 
mt  was  selected  b^   .\  sindont 
t.K  tilt\    i.i>minitU>-  i>t   si\ 
C>riginal  entries  consisted  i>t  the 
Hawks,  Hounds.  Jets.  Hornets 

!  Eaglets.    Maroon  and  gold 

:••  ihi-  sih.xil  ^<>K'!-.  ,it  iln>ui' 

\ll-.l     111--'     ,    I  -.      ,   ,    ,1  :       .  .    ,  .,    luiol 

siiiii;   v\  .1  s    ,i-li  >  i,,J    I'v    .1   ^.iinmit- 
lee  ot  students      A  lot  ut  things 
have  happened  to  our  school 
and  for  our  school  spirit  over 
the  ve.irs 

The  lampus  buildings  were 
recent  l\   nnamed  to  compliment 
the  departments  thev  hinisf, 
which  is  fine 

\ttii   the  t.uultv   li-.irii  till- 
iievN    njiiies  .ind  the  returning 
students  i.in  memon/e  where 
they  are  gi>ing.  the  uKvi  vsill 
work  fine 

Almost  all  the  nevs    signs  on 
campus  ,ire  blue  and  grav    hnw- 
evei     n»>l  ni.irniin  or  gold 

Which  kind  of  confuses  us 
V\hat  colors  do  you  like  better^ 


The  Harbinger 


Commilitary 


Hie  1  iarbtnger 
October  12, 1«W 


Edit  orm  Chief- 


News  Editor- 


Amanda  Oftenbacher 


-Jennifer  Gol2 


Sports  EditOf 


-Kevin  Shep*e 


Assistant  Sports  Editor _.„Ryan  Freund 

Faculty  Advisor Howard  SctHossOerg 


Letters  to  the  editor 


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Ilk. 


SotlMils       I,. 

thf   I 

■'What  sihi 
iw  'B'  park 

You  \  1 
tmivsi  >t  1 
dtm  ' 
bf\'  I 

I  .  ■        '.in  >,  ,!l!  V 

fd|S«\i    Itljt,         Hlf   pjlKinU    pt:K*s^ 

at  this  nrK-  inslitutKin  sixnilvi  m-i 
bi-  under  a  h>tdlitarun  system 
A  tiitatilananistH'  svslrin  would 
be  one  m  which  one  pers*>n  (as  a 
monanh)    pt»s»»-sses    unlimited 

POVSIT 

It  M>u  were  jbU-  lo  Imd  anv 
one  person  whom  you  thouKhl 
had  at  this  institution  mv  ^uess  is 
that  It  would  come  as  a  surprise 
to  ettlwT  her  or  him 

^>ni     ni.ivif     thi'     st.ttt-mt'pt 

'  Ilus  ci>untr\   til  i:   IV.    i.i , 

ttw.  righf   Edit 
ptaiH-t  did  vou  ...i. 
no,  I  am  rtol  reterririg  ■ 

.  .isWinj;  li. 
■\r<'  v\i'  iriv  to  do  arninmg  wr 
wish'*",   then  tfu?  answer  is  no. 
We  an'  tree,  within  the  parame- 
ters that  have  been  st-i  up  t>v  lair 

s*h.U'f\    .IS    .1    v\  h'  . 

^\  Isil 

Jlw  p.. 
fcH-  «  nunii 

mighl  be  U>  livlp  csUblish  orJii 
.Amrtfu'r  may  be  to  sIkiw  vhih- 
sort  ot  respect  tor  .iulhoril\  or 
.iuthont\  figures 

>ou  .iski'd  thi'  ijuestnin   "tXies 


one  Ihinlk  that  a  student  want<>  to 
K*  late  li»r  class  any  le<«  than  a 
teacK-r' " 

tt  we  wi-nl  into  the  office  and 

tf«cktsf   ifv-  ptTcenlage  ot   stu- 

s   against   the   per- 

I.  her  at>sences,  what 

\  I'u  ihmk  we  might  find' 

!'  !  ut  :<   viHi   1  would  rart  K- 

.■  Ii.irvi  I'.irned 

in-,1     ,.i    llvll 

'   ■■■•■   -1>">K  !l>Jl 

i!tv  should  give  up  ihesi' 
~)  .Kis    but  sfkHild   shari-  tf<»— 
mis  IS  t.HTI\C.  Sll  IIEK 
\\l  CAION'   Ttw  taculH  shouki 
m»»  give  up  any  space's  |us( 

shan*  them."'"  If  the  spaces  an' 
not  uiviii  up.  how  do  vou  ulti- 
niatelv  share  them?''''" 

Next,  ".^fler  all.  we  <iri'  the 
ones  wIhi  pav  the  tuiti" 
HUH"?  Do  yiHj  have  . 
how  man\-  students  are  hen- 
(with  mom  and  dad  paving> 
N'cauw  the  paivnfs  said,  "You  go 
to  scftool  or  you'll  need  to  t-.-f  i 
)ob  and  stdrt  paying  rent 

It  vou  tix>k  a  vote  am.>.;^  s^., 
.indents  WHO  ^CTUALLV  I'AV 
"IHK  nil  ION  .ind  I'm  -.     - 

\    sure    that    nothing. 
iiungc 

Id   like  to  tinisli   up   hv    tirst 

saying  that  I  leel  that  tht-  hii;sesi 

as<et  that  we  have  iH-n-  at  I  l.irjH-r 

I  doiibl    i>ur 

-li  Ui.i!  tii»'\-  .ire  nil" 
,t  than  many  (NO.  fSiJ '  I 
-M.L)  ol  our  sludenN'  Yes.  I  do 

Fnim  my  experience,  these 
pts>ple  an-  mon-  canng  and  tak<' 
on  mon-  n's.ponsibilit\'  for  the 
outiome  •>!   the  s|n.)enls       ih.in 


some  ot  the  students  deserve. 

Allowing  them  tfu-  privilege 
111  closiT  parking  is  a  very  fimall 
way  lo  say,  "Thank  You,"  for 
your  effort  and  dedicahon. 

Secondly  if  the  students  luve 
slninR    livlings    regarding    the 
parking  pn>blem  I  have  Um>  sii>; 
Restions. 

t>ne  IS  to  l>ea>me  active  in  the 
student  sc-nate  as  well  as  t)>e  var- 
iims  clut<s.  bircause  tfu-  only  wa>' 
to  ettect  change  is  to  K'v  ome  p.irt 
ot  the  system 

'.   implainin);  tmni  the  outside 
'  do  a  bit  ot  koikI 

second,  we  have  a  referen- 
dum coming  up  for  approval 
during  the  Februar\  elections. 
Ihis  would  bnng  in  money  for 
much  nivdix)  impruM'mcnts  to 
the  lacilitv 

And  who  knows,  tlie  parking 
t-niblem  may  be  Milved  by  some- 
thing as  simple  as  a  reconfigura- 
tion ot  tfH'  already  allotted  land 
(It  may  already  be  then-,  it's  just 
not  laid  out  in  a  convmient  way) 

Si'      wh.i!      ,im      I      saying 
isvMtcfK'rtH'lliachin   and   go  d«> 
something  "    Make  sun-  to  legis- 
'--    "l.i  Vllt 


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Who  makes  a  better  teacher,  full  or  part  time  faculty? 


Richie 
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I  don  t  care. 
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Hawkr-Sports 


The  Hart>inRer 
October  12, 1998 


Golf  Team  looks  forward  to  next  season 


SPORTS  WIIO« 

Even  tKouf^h  the  season 
m  ciwimg  to  »  ckxe.  the 
Hat|ier  C.*>lt  team  hope**  to 
sen<i  twc  pLivfrs  to  thf 
National  tournament 

"Wf  h.m-  tvvo  imlividu 
ah  that  twvi'  an  opportum 
ty,  bd"«t1  I'O  Ihfir  p»rtor 
maiKe  thi-  simmhi.  to  quali 
ty  tor  th«-  national  tivurna 
cnent  ami   that  would   Ix' 


t,ar%  llolman  and  Brian 
McMahon  ^-iid  hivut 
coach  RoRiT  B«xhiold 

"What  tb.\  Ithi 
NIC  AA)do  tor  thi  nation.il 
tournament  is  that  lht\ 
take  the  top  team  in  ihi 
region  and  the  top  five 
individuals 

What  I  m  hoping;  is  thai 
v\e  I  an  >;et  MtMahon  .mj 
llolman  to  viu.iiitN  s.iid 
I  oath  Bcthlold 


gimt  lo  work  «vidt 

tf«i»  seaaon  and  I  like 

cadi  one  of  them" 

■GtMcoadi 

iBeditold 


UnfortunateU  h.ilh  the 
1  iniolii  ln\  ilalioiuil  ■iini 
the  N4C  mtt'ts  wen"  lan 
celfd  due  to  weather  tondi 


tions 

s»ott  Holmes  has  had  a 
);iH>d  \  ear  tor  us  in  terms  ol 
lo>ikin>;  at  the  sias,in  over 
all     saui  loaih  Bevlilold 

But  he  mt'ds  to  work  a 
his  i;ame  a  little  bit  and  it 
he  diH-s  hi'  I  an  beiome  a 
ij.hkI  v;oUi'r 

Ihe  other  tv\o  plavers 
that  uen  nev\  i-Jitions  to 
the  t<aiii  this  vear  and  have 
had  .;iHKJ  seasiins  are  Kob 


er 


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Reinskc  and  Casey  Sherry'," 
said  coach  Bechtold- 

Brian  McMahon  was 
also  named  to  the  All- 
l,  onlerenee  team  tor  his 
pertormanie  this  s.i^m 

Ihese  kids 
to  work  with  nil-  si.ison 
and  I  like  e.n.h  one  ot  them, 
but  I'm  |usi  hoping  that  we 
<.an  quahtv  i>ur  two  golfer* 
to  the  national  tourna 
meiit,'  s^id  coach  Bechtold 


GYM  SHORTS 


Mike  Hirsch,  head 
coach  of  the  men's 
basketball  team,  is 
conducting  tryouts 
Thursday,  Oct  15  at 
4  p  m. 

Before  tryouts  start, 
you  must  have  a 
physical  turned  into 
Health  Service  and 
bring  ttw  receipt  with 
you  to  the  tryout. 
You  also  must  be  a 
full-time  student 
(minimum  of  12 
hours)  and  must 
brmg  a  copy  of  your 
tKHJrs  to  the  tryout. 
Finally  if  you  are  a 
Uansfer  student,  you 
must  have  your 
hours  determined  (or 
athletic  eligibility. 


"A  BONE-CHILLING 


D(n■l>l>t^■Ml^.  THCrvrtK 


from  the  director  of 
THE  LSIAL  SUSPECTS 

from  the  author  of 
MISERY  md  THE  SHINING 


IAN  M-KELLES 
BR.M)  RENFRO 

Pupil 

■A«,lillfSM.«'«f\Fm»t  H\ty'\ 

AT  THE.URES  THIS  OCTOBER 


rhf  H.irbingiT 
October  12,  1<WS 


Hawk    Sports 


Page  II 


Intercollegiate  Athletics: 
Love  it  or  leave  it 


Kavin  Sh«pk« 


From  the  Scorer's 
table 

Kavin  Snapkc 


whn  i.i>mi  til  k  hivr  »m  ,111 

ti<r\ 

^iHi    iii.ik.     Ihr    ilitir: 
ILirpcr  Sports 


Wo -If  1: 


!u^i 


•  MH'    whti 

,..v     WNBA    lU,.;... 

Haskftbdll   AsMifiatioti) 


Division  I  tollin;i- 
•ioc  It  in  thf  pr 

VVhv  cm  t  , 
port    at    till'    l>i\i-i,n:    II!    \k   \  > 
level  ^ 

Thf -.piirts  al  tl.ir; 
at  that  level  o<  lomp^ 
colleges   .ind    the    pri>s.    hut    thv 
Rjme<.  th.it  ->"•  pl.iv.i  U.r.    ,..  ,,,,• 
asexntin.; 

There    hit\f    iH-t-n    jtrueti's    m.i! 


iiHitiMi;    LiM^  'ii.  ^'^  ■'  '  ■  ■  '     '■''■"  '<■■""  " 

V\orld  Olympu  pf"  ■  -<•  isoii  ,.t  vserem-inft  1. 

Not  everyone  suiits, It  tivuU.p.. I  ■>  >^'"  ''i'-  'i"-  «ereslill  t! 
(h.    list,  thev  have  to  work  th.it  ^^*i^  is  ii  ii  H.tr(XT  C-: 

>v  u   up  l.>  the  top  111  pl.n   v\  ith  ihi 

l-i-st 


lid  01  suppiMt  ' 
>M-    lack    thi     Tn.iin 
thini^s   tn.it   other   s<.hmi 


student  .ttii 
on.   It    uill   make  their  pnm-s-. 


h.ne  conw  out  ol  this  schot)!  and     getting  then-  *  whole  lot  more  dit 
have  made  it  ti>  the  rH'xt  level  iiiult 

What  It  right  now  there  s  .1  y>U\  |t  s  n  h.it  v  ou  lu.ike  it 


ttleni    tMtl  tlurr  i-.  ,ilv\ciss  hhmvi 
more  (X'ople  to  lOine  and  watt  li 


"»#J!=?^?":T;' 


ityyenUat'thc 


T-ftwonjor'-v.-r 

Mt  Km  ng*  M  wd  pBt-IM 
vd  0VMn*  tuid^r  poMHW  (liF 

Sales  Associates  •  Floor  UanagemwH 

Stock  Associates  •  Head  of  Stock 

Cashnrs 

Ccet  b  ac  oFor  Open  tbna 

n  A)Mn  -  7«)pm.  Odobar  TS^  t«  &  17 
Msg»-tir/iNL    •v«(MORiiMiCMiKMra 

■tOMmli  Ir9bM> 


SOCCER:  battle 
hard  but  come 
up  short 


SMNtlCoionliCMoi. 
WRHR'WS  NtfMnSl  CilfOtMduNrtiCA»t?« 

MK  m  OMM  » ««  ■»  SMwdl  MM  00  MM«t 
kgn  itMpii  •  MMrm  lir «  MHHMi  iiMMW  •in>  M 


I. 


SIKOUDS 


caMnma  from  pagf  12 

and  to  stop  the  tkyv"  sfv-*^ 

Harper  coach  Cahbir  l . 

Mid. 

Dimpilr  beiim  pesteivd  b> 
a  furious  array  of  •>hot«. 
Harper  goalie  Amy  Wrt>rtski 
held  her  own  thnmghout  the 
contest 

Wnnski  stopped  !<>  <>hota>. 
including  a  spectai-ular  nave 
during  a  crucial  one-on-one 
situation  with  ^esavadhana 
late  in  the  game 

"Amy  did  a  great  |ob," 
cxuch  Guiliano  -wild 

"She  was  very  aggn-vjtive 
and  made  MmK"  big  savi-- 

Fre->hman  mid  lioMi  ' 

Roxanne  Stime  sent  the  gaiiM 
to  overtime     after  drilling 
shot  past  Bntidecke  with  k- 
than  two  minuti-s  nemaining  m 
regulation 

Ihe  game  wen'  ■ 
minute  sudden-i1> 
KIgm       mid-lieldcf       Mvehj 
MellicV  landed  it  ijuKkh   as  she 

•    '■  ■  ii    Vv  Itll 


I 


th.-  s.-tl'  u  !..    th.-  I 
'-■  '     •-  .■     ■  .rth    ,...    ..,     i,,^,, 
lines 

tvmnn-  -Anderson,  Kell\ 
Ci'ttaro  Alivah  Kivken  and 
kiltv  Cowley  were  out  nurvii\c 
injuries,  but  the  Hawks  Vepi 
the  game  closi>  despite  K-ini: 
outnumbered  1 1  to  "J 

"W»"   kept    Irving  to 
rtw  ball."  Hall  said 

"It's  one  of  the  gami-s  vs. 
plaM'd  with  the  mi»sl  he.ir! 

t    \Mth    .1 
lu 

i  H  all  our  );.imes   itiis  w  is 

(Hit     t-S-~'     ■<<■<"     !■>      1"  -  "  t 

V  .uih.i' 

"   ■        ,,.,r,u-u..,.       -,.     -.1.-.,.^ 

rist-    while  s*»phomorf 
■    Andersiin    had    tn. 
I  Voungman  addl^l  tv\ 
jtJJitiorul  steals 

Standout  inut  tuljt  r 

'   Viggiaru)  didn't  sa>r>' 

lis.  but  made  two  k»'\ 

Ihe  I  adv  llav^ks  lOiKludi 
ttt.  ir  tour  game  Ikmih- stanv) 
M    i.  !  u     CXt.iber    I?    .in.iinsi 


■1:    ,inii   eriiiivi 

•;  2s-m  and  the 

uiiloriuoali    tiling   was   that   thev 

could  hari'lv  draw  10  people  to  a 

home  g.iini' 

Whv' 

I  )i«'sr  that    puts    up 

">■'-      '  :•  ,..i-.^!'<Ts    ,il's»TVe    .1 

:  ■  .   '  It    lut  teams  are  not  doing 
s. .  \\,-]l   liiin  !  \i)u  think  we  should 
suppiirt  them'' 
Ae   do   Io\e  our    ~i  i, 


k  St 

rf  t.iH'-  .i 

!h 

1'     -.tudeills 

that 

play 

the 

,;,inu-s  nei-it   the  s 

iippor 

troiii 

not 

i.nU  t 

Ken  p.uints 
1! 

but  til 

r  stud 

•nts 

,1s   V\  t 

Wt 

should  t'<    j 

M,.U.l 

•t    ,.UI 

-.lu 

dent  athletes  ami 

Lonu-  t 

hivr  t 

leni 

iin  to 
c  * 

\'K-ton 

ini-  support 

i 

Come  be 
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writer  on 

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tions in 
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Hawk  Sports 

Volleyball  stays  perfect  at  home 


HyaarraMM* 
Hefk\MMt« 

S'nu-timt-  .'lu-  win  m.ik,  ■ 
s,>n      II  that  1-  ■• 
Hawk>  ari'utt  lO'i 

The  ladv  H.i«k^-  iii'.'''^ 
m  th«'  win  lolumn  u  uh  i  ; 

12,  isn.  ."h' 

LollcRe   t>l    Hul    - 

si-v»"n-Rjm«' It'-'i'K -■''■''■''' 

COD     lanif    mK>    iIh'    M>nt,-.l 

rankvvi  4lh  in  tin-  luit.on  ^^itti  .1  4-0    j 

rt-vorvi  in  nmtoriTin-  p'   ■  j 

All  llvil  w  .i-h"i  n^  '** 

jtam.'    .in.l    -"vfvl    uiuU'lr..l.-vl    at     | 
horn.-  <  1' 

111.-   I'lsin^  -iiiMk   Nc.iii   .r^.iinst 

iiiim..- v.iiifv  ^-r.  ■:  Tv  1-"  I;  '■■■ 

tlgin  LiMTimunits    Li<lk>;i.  "  1  ■•  ' ' 
15,  Colk-si'  "t  l'^'-  *■'>""«>•  "^'•' 
12-V=i.      hli       s,.uth      Suburban 
Communilv     Colk-nc.     lilM'^ 
Sauk  Vdllfv  tivmmuniK  I  olU-s*' 
IS.  VIS.  loliot  Communitv  ColleRi'. 

s-is    n  I'i    "^  1^     '""J   ''  '""^^'"^ 

Iu.~..).u  ..>;.HnMi.  tM> 

■Ih.s  «in  ,i>;.iuv,i  I.  on  >N.i- 
an-at  win  toi  u-.  bvcau-»  ti  vv.i^  .1 
c.«i«.r.-ni.-  w.n  ami  .•  Nm—I  ••"■ 
nmhdentf,  said  h.ad  oM.h  shan>n 

StoudiT 

"V\V  Kvn  diunn  quuk.T  drills  in 
praclKf  and  that  alw.ivs  r.ii-s  our 
spirits 

We  did  a  great  fb  ad|ustin>;  to 
new  posihtww,  betaust-  we  lost  s,.ni. 
of  our  plavers 

This  v%as  .1  i;.»k1  .xp.ru-r)..-  lo 
plav  t  OD  Ki.jusi'  I  know  wr  will 
havf  to  play  tluni  J);.iin  in  th,-  m  ..r 
luluri- 

It     was  a  huge  win      Brook 


tr^mii''-  -  PHOTO  BY  RYXNWRWD 

at  IMHM  aM  liivrwfe  to  4-U  •wall 


Dis.ino  .iiui  Nir.i  I'l-tk-v  pl.nod  );r>--'l 
tor  us  111  Iho  vKlorv  a>;.iinst  I,  O  D 

H.irv^r  ox.inpliti.-vl  trem.ndous 
pnst-  and  .ontid.-iKf  in  thf  s».iond 
s»t  .omint  baik  Irom  a  bis  d.tuil 
,,r,.l   won!   on  to  win  th.'  n.-xt  two 


e  OD  ralli.ii  m  tht-  lourth  set  but 
I..I1  .hort  dt-spiti-  a  si.lid  fiioti  Irom 
.aptaintollivn  IXmWv 

VVf  .am.-  in  h.n-  .■xptitinn  to 
vsin  but  w.'  didn  t  ha\.-  tho  drivi-  or 
int.-nsitv  that  it  takt-s  1.,  win  Marptr 


^vrni-d  to  want  it  mort-  than  wi-  did 
IhfV  di-M-nod  to  win  Hopt-lulK 
this' loss  will  bt-  J  make-up  call  tor 
us,"  said  I>K»lcv. 

This  win  will  go  a  UwR  i^a\  10. 
th.-  Hawks,  t-sptviallv  when  th.\ 
m«t  up  with  DuPaRC  asam  This 
w,n  sivms  to  havj-  a  hugf  effect  on 
thi-  Chaparrals 

■This  is  a  bis  blow  V\e  .ame  in 
hen- Iwkinfi  to  w  in 

We  werv  a>nfcreme  .hamps  but 
now  wen-  4-1 

We  tell  siK<d  about  our  .h.inv>-  >'t 
wmninfi  this  gam.'  but  we  lo-l.  s.iid 
Sarah  McC  alx- 

I  his  was  the  bifiKesi   win  e\.t 
thought  possible 

We  really  communicati-x)  an.l  ^^ . 
plavi-d  together  as  a  team 

We  finally  clicked  and  we  finally 
sot  the  W  '  s.)id  Sara  IVOev 

■The   win   against    nul'age    was 

i;ri.it  . 

Ii  -.s  ,-,  ,  x.utly  what  wc  wanted 
and  Its  bcvn  a  while  sinc-e  we  w  on 
a  game  and  it  |ust  telt  nallv  ureal 

W.-  wanl.d  It  morv  than  PuPase. 
s,,  we  pushc-d  ourselves  lo  the  limit 
and  did  whatever  it  tcx>k  to  gel  the 
victory, '  said  )odv  Rossol 

Ri,>sel  had  12  kills  and  Katie  Watt 
omlnbuted  W  assists  Sarah  Bac* 
had  22  digs  and  three  serving  aces 

The  Lady  Hawks  are  now  4-12 
overall  and  2-3  in  c-onlerenc-e  action 
llieir  next  contest  will  lake  place 
at  h..me  .<n  luesdav,  October  20 
against  WabonsiH-  Community 
Ci>llege 

rhe  hrst  s.Tye  is  tired  at  5  p  m 


It     was  a  huge  win      Br.<ok.  ^  ^-^IT' 

Lady  Hawks  battle  before  falling  in  OT 

r--i I^^H     ^V—    '-■^"■'     —"—^  '•'''«       .?..,„..„.,:.  ^.Mel.  in  the  first     P^C^^i^^i^S 


Women  s    s,k..-i     I.'.hh  l.u.-d  a  big 
challenge    Iuesda\    atlem.-on 

In  addition  10  haying  ouK  nine 

..vers  suitc-d   lo  plav.   the  Hawks 

i.ad  to  deal  with  bad  weather  condi 

fk>ns 

IX-spite  on.  ol  the  sea-i-n  s  more 
imprvssue  .ttorts  tlus  IfU  ^2  to 
Hsin  ConuminiK    College    in  oyer 

tun. 

The  Kai.u-  w ,.-.  l.;;btly     Im'  ■■"!" 
ihc-    tinal    iniiuil.--      as    boi^ 
mi»'**^lonseyeralbri.ikawa\-  ■      ■  • 

second  hall 

"With  the  weather  b.id    it 


any 


oplionii 


t  leattMT 


b-Kly  s  ftam. 
Hall  said 

Th«>  Spartans  pul  Harper  (  1  s  I ) 
on  the  d. tensiy e  .nd  through  nni.h 
cvf  the  game  s  tirst  4"^  minut.'s 

Spartan  lorward      April 

Kesavadhana     gave  Elgin  an  earlv 

Afteral4-dav  lav ^itt  the  Harper     ^^      .,lt.r   sending  ihf  ball   p*»« 


PHOTO  B*  1€1«  wmit 

AM,  WnmM  loolia  <*wWM 
after  maUmt  a  savo. 


STitff  «MrrB< 


Harp 

intothi 

halt 

Ihi'    Hawks    di.in  1       wasl.     a; 
,„ne   setting;  iM.k   into  the  contest 
Harper    lorward    Mary    lllen   Sal. 
had   her   shot   detle.led   by      t  «-  ^ 
,;..alkivper  lenniler  Hrendecke,  but 
Heather  Hall  laicised  in  the  rc-b.>und 
to  tie  iHe  omt.-st  at   1  I    with   W^7 
reni.iinint;  until  halttmie 

\1.,.\  J.I  'It  iross  oil  and  1  was 
p,  M      H.ilU.iKi 

Uausht  tlu-m.'t)  guard  and  put 

"  '"  1  1 

However,     th.      I   ^    i        """'^^ 

.mswer    as    1  Igin    torwarJ    l.-nniler 
t.rabowski   nailed  a   goal  with   7  i>4 

temainms  in  the  tirst  halt 

After  a  dominating  display     by 

the  Spartans   in   the   Hrst   half,   the 

Hawks  h.-ld  t  C  I.    s.orek-ss    in  the 

second  halt. 


ttatport  Maatlioc  MaM  »••••  t^ 


C«rtactnMMafM««rb|r 


M7.«».«000  rt.  a4*l  «•!€»  k»  «••«»«»•■«»•*'***  ■* 


"At  halftime  I  told  our  defenders 
10  let  them  take  *ots  from  far  out. 
seeSOCCIBonpagell 

CMlar,  *St7. 


WIIHoM  llaiiMy  Hai»«r  C*n«C*  •  ^atotliM,  HNmIs 

Men's  soccer  showing  great  offense,  lacking 


Mld-rt«ld«r  Annando  Q«it««  has  b««ii  •  k*r 
off •«•(«•  vlMMMt  ft  tk«  Mmrka  IM*  m«m«. 


M' 


The  Harpt-i  \lin  - 
t««iii  amid  bi'  comp.tr. 
kni»;ht  thj»b»i.».t-. 3  pi'wiiiiii 
.uidvk  ,  but  (iKhts  Kittli's 
without  d  ".hwld  H.irptr  has 
line  i>t  the  nuul«.i"<t  i>lti-nM-> 
m  th«'  rfRHjn.  but  has  sut- 
Itfivd  fmm  A  wfflk  itcft-n^M' 
fSfHVI.lIK     il    !!'-. 


>.iin  I. .Ill ' 

miiih  i<(  the  se.js«>n 

Iht  Hawks  mentiv 
dii'pptil  .1  i.li«^ppmn"ins  4-1 
.1.  urn     Mali- 

I  uttt-ns.)  .i  4- 


.1.11  1 

;  \cx\  ui'll,  Ihi- 

\V   !    ...       , 

'.•isHin«\l   |thi- 

IvVlds  th. 

ran  <«aid. 

md   has  h. 

,.il     with 

l'l.i\..r  Mni!i.-n'-h 

VMl  vnnditMins,  but   >vi-  st<ll 

tain    l.sl.i   H,,-,!.i!,  , 

I'll!  I.irlh  .1  j{ihh)  i-f<i>rt 

•^W.)\.\l- 

ihan  the  pri>t'lim  in 

ti'ar»  s   [. 

.:.,.!      Ivh..'.  .s      id, It 

inrnu'Tstm  nn 

Strdlatiis  ;. 

finals  with  i-i- 

iderKi-d  111 

M>fl,  will'.     " 

(  ^..l•  ..,., 

thi'    lu'' 

B.  OctekOT  M,  itM 

in  defense 

;    til   lapilali/f      im   our 
tunilifs  <nd  wf  invil  to 
-tart    K'inj  ''         ' 

inindfd  " 

While  the  tram  mt-ds 
iDpnuoiTient  in  takinR 
idv  ai>lai;e  ot  their  ottensix  e 
v.ipabilitifs,  (.arvui  still  feels 
;li.ii     ihi-     team     r»eeils     m 

'IIipiOM-       l".l!>  •.iii-illi  in 

iithniial  ^1 

...  I  i  .1 ... 

-n'r\^  I  tor  lhi«« 
-.  ,1^.  .p.  J    w  rTt     r^asi-il  '  . 

I\(T».     ol   p!a\ irs   u. 
ixitita  saui 

,A     lol     I'l     "HI     'IKll-ss     IS 

basei)  on  ovir  delense  There 
have  been  players  who  have 
lome  out  from  the  ranks,  hut 
»vi'  still  need  more  t»vhnital 
skill,  .md  we  ne»>d  more  tatti- 
i.il  evperieme  Our  next 
remamint;  jjami-s  will  tell  us 
.'  "•■  a-  rt'ady  tor  the  Kegion 

.iirnament  ' 

111'  Hawks  tiiisf  "I'l   '^'f 

lar  sea<<on  todav 

...  \1,  I  l.-nrv 


Off-campus  eating  offers  alternatives  to  the  vending  machines 


SIAff  WRiTtR 

Th«v  are  man\  thin^js  in  iili  th.il  people  nii-d 
things  that  we  cannot  surM\e  without 

Take  tixid  tor  instance,  its  sonK-thinj;  vou  mi-d 
there's  no  question  ab»nit  that 

The  quj-stion   is  ra>t  aiway-i  what  to  eal    but 
where  to  I'at 

There  aie  nianv  placiw  afound  campus  lot  stu 
dents  to  eat  I  larper  is  in  the  midddle  ol  a  million 
diftement  restaurants,  ranging  fn>m  the  dow  nslairs 
cateterui  to  Vie  de 
France  in  VV.HH.Ituld 
Mall 


Il  IS 


Vkem  Hiis  at 


narper  i^oiiEge  rw.iHit.eid  ...  i. u 


bar  .1  s.ind. 

ar>' served,  ai.'iv  ■'■ ''"  '■•'■"''  '""<''  <'••' 

reasonably  pr.i.d 

At  hll  t  t-olt  Koad  next  to  House  ot  hndi-s  .s 
I'ortillo's  Hot  Di>Rs 

Inside  Portillo  s  is  a  salad  and  pasU  pUce  called 
Barnellis.  which  has  tantastu  ribs 

fven  ihoufth  rortilloH  is  ,i  bit  pricev  their 
ihivs.-  tries.  n%  $16",  larjje  s!  '^4  .\a-  a  lavor.le 
anions  I'l.  H<jrhiii<«'f  staff 

1  he  nevt  strip  mall  over  contains  Kiratem  Brt>s 
Babels  t«S  t  Coif  Road  Einstein  s  is  a  reallv  a>ol 
plate  that  dot-s  interestmn  things  to  babels 

Theie  ait-  aKnit   tin  dilterent   kinds  ^.|  cream 


!re  dtvens  ot 
:  ri"»taurants 


.1. 


iiidwich  >hak 
'h.   ^...ikKm.Ii  M.  il. 


cheeses,  not  in.  I".'"> 
Ihi-  (jarlu  ir...in 
loeat  It  m  verv  smm  i 
smell  lor  a  week) 

In  addition  to  the 
■ilt«<-n  different  tv  jh-. 


..11^  made,  il  w  li 
I  I.e  smoked  ' 
tlioiu 

-nil,.  ■ 

\L\t  t..  W.h 

■,  -'.ult.ir'l~  ■ 


iKi-ese 


ni.ii.  lliK.ter^  an  exCK-nsivi'  Italian  n-slaurant, 
Italianm  s,  I'anera  Bread,  tonnerlv  known  as  the 
Saml  louis  Bivad  to  and  Piz/rr...  I.  n."-  .>n  the 
lomer  ot  ( .olf  and  Meacham 

B.'sides  havinit  a-allv  cute  waiters,  Unos  also 
boa«.ts  a  vanetv  ot  lurM+i  specials  including  a  per- 
sonal d«fp  dish  pi//a,  i^T^  and  a  couple  of  differ- 
ent chicken  platters,  both  $■;  W 

The  I'anera  Bread,  at  C*jlt  and  Meacham  <  'tiers 
ever\  thinR  ransmR  fn>m  b«geb  to  speciallv  soups 
to  signature  sandwiches 

One  of  our  staffers  particularly  likes  the  soup  in 
a  bread  bowl,  $4  2S 

The  manager  of  Panera,  Dustm  Bowen,  recom- 
mends the  Italian  t  ombo  Sandwii-h,  $'>'»'>,  and  the 
MjRO  Koasi  I  !  l.eri-  IS  als,.  .i  .  .it.-  inside 

t  nrstauran! 
Inside  WiKHltield  there  is  a  plethora  ot  different 
,,  si,Hir.ints  inilud.nr   l.lms  Carafie  and   Vie  de 
I  !,.n. . 

lohiis  l.atane  1..., ^, client  all  vou  ^.m  eat 

,id  bar.  %^h\  that  has  a  little  bit  of  even  thinfi 
■,     '  appeti/ers  go,  they  aa»  called  Jump 

:  the  maiiontv  ot  tlrnn  atv  good.  The 
iiisl.  \a.l...s  $.S<»,  Potato  Skins,  M  4"^  ■  -  '  ■'-•' 
I  hi.  ken  I  infers.  $,S.45.  ate  ven,  gcHnt 

.huken  meal     by  far  is  tin-  i  .riiiea 
.\aki,  47  nS.  and  iIh-  salad  bar  is  only 

•  e  Good  Eats  ori  page  11 


Can  you  g,uns  where 
this  is  on  campus? 

CaUusat 
847.925.6000  cxt. 
2461  if  you  know! 


MmIo  OpintefR 

What  would  you 
Sdv  about  the 
Budget 
Retemdum? 
iPatfat 


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Late  nights  on 

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Sports: 

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Mallipic      Drmand*      on 
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A242a.    People,  events  attd 
■mltiple    prorilie*    create 
•be«s  in  our  lives.  Thi*  can  I 
lead  to  unhealthy  ways  of 
cnping  which  can  get  us  off  < 
kaUncc.  Tllis  seminar  will  ' 
•dress  strategies  for  balanc-  j 
ing  multiple  demands   in  i 
our  lives  and  managing  the  { 
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ri-sfiDnsos  will  bo  ; 
bv  Ho.iUli 

I'll  >k---^l. '11,1  i 
ri-Lllovl  li'  I' t   n..'--  ■: 
Q.  What's  the  different' 
between       'good      "and 
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iiriul.jtiri^;   iii    llu-   bliHKi 

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viiur  biHi\  s  toll  mom- 
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M>u:  nd   tho  pri> 

Jin-  .  f  M-     l>,,r 

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t»vi>  sKunos  bliHKl  soriiiii 
cholo«>tori»l  vvhiih  is  pri> 
ikicvd  in  vour  Kh.I\ 

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r.  tu,  li    i>   i.'iirui    in   thi>  rtni- 

'iT'i     tf.ncis     ti> 

s    ictjs    lliri'unh 

(ill  in  i>n  sfvii.ll 

i.in  N  1  d     lipopn)- 


1  horo  ,iio  tiM'  m.iiur 
li[H)profiens  lnu  ■.ii'iisit\ 
li[H)protoins  (I  t)l  )  jnd 
hi^h  ilonsitx  lic»<>pa>toins 
ilini  )  I  DLs  tr.insp«irts 
fho  m.in>rit\  "t  ,  luil.-ston»l 
lhri>u);hoir  ikU 

dropping    i[    .Ml    i.u    n-ll 
builditi); 

If  thoro  IS  an  ovoisuppiv 
i>t  1 1)1  s,  Iho  oncoss  chi'los- 
torul  K-Rins  tu  depoisito  on 
.irtori.ll  walls,  lonninj;  l.n  • 
Its  ot  waxy  pidique. 

I  his  buildup  of  pl.iquo 
blinks  Iho  artiTios.  which 
rodutos  tho  bkxKl  flou  to 
Iho  hoiirt  if  brain  can  load 


111  hoart  disijsi'.  lu-art 
tittflck  iir  stmko 

This  IS  whv  LDLs  are 
known  as  "bad"  cholos- 
fonil  HDL  IS  primarily 
ronmvod  by  tlw  liver  and 
IS  iimsidorod  "Rtxtd"  chcv 
losterwl  because  it  removes 
ivcoss  cholostorcil  friim 
.irtorv  walls  and  brings  it 
b.uk  U>  the  livor  where  it  is 
ovcroted. 

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Comni^iitary 


The  HarbinRiT 
October  26,  IWS 


Wake  up  witli  titc 
sunshine  staff 

I  he  i.impii'.  h.is  ru'u    bicn 
clofil  tor  throf  lu>ur^      IIii.h   ot 
our  editor>«  h.ivi-  nini-  .1  m    li.i---- 
es.    Looking  at  the  amount  ot 
work  on  our  computt-r  scrt-i-ns. 
v\,    -ii;h.  knowing  th.it  thirc  is  .U 
least  another  three  hmii-  •'!  I,i\ 
out  work  ahe.ul  ot  us 

Why  are  we  here'    All  ot  us 
are  craving  a  greasy  pi//.i  witli 
extra  cheese     L  ntortunali  l\,  ".' 
one  can  leavt-  until  this  bab\   is 
put  to  bed. 

One  ot  our  staft  writers  is 
wonderint;  the  einpt\   halls  ot 
Harper     \\i    >  .ill  Ins  n.inie    but 
there  is  no  answer     Old  the 
Boogie  Man  get  him' 

Twi"  ot  Us  .ire  wearing  our 
winter  |.uk.ts    shivering  from 
the  I  hiil  oiitsuK- 

C)ne  ot  our  ser\    impoil.mt 
computers  keeps    "free/ in.;        ^'■• 
have  rebooted  this  une  seven 
times  in  the  past  half-hour 

1'.'   V.  .    J.iri-  i;o  h(iiiu'  ,il  ti\i'  in 

the  morning  and  lu>i'      "I^e  it 

to  our  J.tss.'s''    Ox  .1  up 

bed  h.f"     I  '•'•r'- 

III  .»   tiiii -.111-., 

'  '  ivl>e  vv  f  H  ii.  i»l>  ■ 
i.v\  and  find  tiuf  ihi  1 

bad  drr.nn 

At  least  we  get  to  walih  ihe 
sunrise  over  the  Harper    geese 


D" 


m^or 


I  was  .1  bit  dis 
Irauglit  when  1 
read  the  Photo 
I  )pinion  Poll  in  the 
iVtoKr  12 
H.irbm^'  r     ^  *l  'In 
t.uir  I  larper  students 
polled,  three  of  them 
said,  in  one  wav  or 
.mother,  that  tnll- 
!ime  t,Kult\  m.ike 
iH'ltir  leathers  Ih.in 
.■>art-time  tacultv 
The  other  one  didn  t 
.are.)  From  lonvi-r 
satuins  I  h.ne  had 
with  fenm\  students 
since.  I  tcvl  that  the 
poll  did  nt>t  necessar- 
ily repreM-nt  the 
viewptunls  ot  the 
students  as  a  whole 

.Mth»>ugh  I  would 
personally  agree  that 
tull-time  taiult\  liere 
at  Harper  irv  r.ith.T 
evceptional  (at  liMst 
from  mv  xanta^e 
point  1.  1  siv  tlu'  |Mil 

liinc  I  >..  ill!'.    I.iil^n 

i  1  tlie  s.nm*  1  ritfk' 
r\     I  rom  the  classi- 
that  1  have  taken 
thus  tar  at  this  u,ui 


L«H«r«  to 

derful  institution,  I 

don't  remember 
being  able  to  lell 
whether  or  not  nn 
teacher  was  full  or 
pait  tune  unless  thev 
told  uu- 

'so  uh.it  111. ikes  .1 
giHivl  tcaclur  .in\ 
x\,i\ '   In  my  opinion 
1  [H-rson's  heart 
teachiiii;  st\  Ic,  moti 
vation,  knowledge 
and  exp«'rieiHC  .ill 
itimbine  lt>  create  his 
or  her  i)ualitv  ol 
Icuhini;   it  h.is  noth- 
ing to  to  lio  Willi 

whether  ot  not  the\ 
.ire  lull  or  part  lime 
I  ull-tinii-  lacullv 
don  t  h.ni-  bigger 
hearts  or  molic.ition 
for  the  teaching  than 
part-time,   hi  tact,  the 
aMMins  are  probabh 
ver\  siinil.ir,  it  not 
the  same     I  hex  re 
paving  bills,  ni.iking 
some  extra  cash  or 
they  |usl  pl.un  iniov 
il     Are  til.  4 

sfvles  difterent      \iil 
111  mc  opinion     I  It  i 
die  same  cnthu 
!\  and  kcvp  the 
stuiKnls'  .ittenlioii  to 
llie  s.iine  degrre 
1  hex  tfud  to  usv  tlu 


tiM  Iditor         i 

same  qualify  ot  visu- 
al aides  as  well 
[^o  part-time 
teai  liers  liaxe  less 
education?   No 
What  abcHit  Dr  John 
Much  more  who 
taught  Hptvch  1111 
l.ist  M'.ir^   lie  s  ,1 
retired  speech 
teacher  who  comes 
b.uk  to  Harper  to 
tiMch  one  sptvch 
class    f-rom  the  \\  ax 
he  teaches  he  pniba 
biy  came  back  |usl 
K'causf  he  loves 
leaching.   What  s 
wrong  with  that' 
Was  he  a  lesser 
teaclier  b>ecause  hi- 
was  ,\d|unct  faculty? 

I  le  IS  certainly  as 
experienced,  it  not 
more  so  than  many 
ot  the  lull  time 
spivch  teai  hers    In 
tact,  this  is  probably 
the  only  area  that  I 
would  venture  to 
day  that  full  and 
p.irt  tiriic  t.uullx  .i.' 
ditler      Part-time 
l,Hull\     croerallx 
haxc  i.atvvis  outside 
ol  Harj-H-r  and  >>tten 
times  are  wurking  m 
the  tield  in  which 
ihiv  If.u  11     I  roni 


this,  one  may  infer 
that  the  part-time 
faculty  would  bring 
experiential  knowl- 
edge to  the  class- 
riHim. 

This,  in  my  opin- 
ion, is  a  strength  of 
these  teachers 
Knowledge  is 
derived  not  only 
trom  Ihe  classriHim, 
lectures  and  text- 
l-MKiks,  but  from 
experience  (meaning 
both  our  experiences 
and  those  which  oth- 
ers have  shared  with 

us    I 

Why  should  we 
stratify,  anyway' 

Lets  not  put  short 
change  into  the 
hands  of  fht»se  who 
deserve  much  more, 
and  let  us  remember; 
We  are  only  as  ginxl 
as  tln>s«'  who  educate 

lis 

1  hank  \  ou, 


K 

S 


itty  CowTev 


tudent.  and 
student  Senate 
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Campu^Nfews 


Page  7 


Halloween  season  kicked  off 
with  ghost  stories  galore 


Guitarist  to  perforin  in  free  mini-concert 


Nlc*l«aa«t«« 

iVi  Fridav  1  VtiiKf  IMh. 
thtf  Libefal  Arts  l>rama  lab 
wat  trarvsform«'d  inti>  a 
spooky  s«>itinK  whfn-  -'■■ 
dents  and  trionds  gathi : 
hear  trishteninR  taUs  ,m 
vs'itthi~>.  zombies.  );hi>sls  .ind 
Uoblins 

This  year  ^  i  ■ .  '  ■>(<""> 
Undft  Vu-  ltiir.i-^1  VUi'n  was 
the  Mh  annual  priKluftion. 
.  Iv  of(tani/ed  arid  per- 
i.tiud  bv  members  ot  the 
Drama  and  sp,.,\  h 

IVpartments 

It  included  storu-s  told  bv 
students,  faculty,  and  e\  en  a 
tormer  faculty-  member  who 
IS  iK>w  retired 

The  evening  was  intend 
ed  to  put  th«i^'  in  the  audi- 
ence    info     a     "Halloween 
Mood" 

The  sp*mky  atmosphfii 
was  created  with  the  help  i>t 
tfie  decorations  done  by  the 
Student  Chapter  of  the 
.^me^can  Institute  of  Floral 
Design  and  their  avfvtsor 
lovce  Grattoni 

The  h  performers  told  a 
variety   of   stones.    ranginK 


Inim  lh<?  lomical  to  ihi-  yir\ 
Inghtening!  The  e^emntf 
alsi.  featured  a  traditional 
Mispanii  ghost  story,  to'd  bv 
1  mda  I  ani; 

\,,.,ll,..r     hl.'tl!u'll!     .-I     Ih.' 


ptTtor n 


■  -  on 
1    In 


llir     ht..nu 
Iruia  NiH'ns 

While  they  v\.  i, 
sarilv     nhivsl     stun.-      !iu  \ 
were   definitely    ^uiU-  tvri.' 
and  haunting 

lohn  Muchmore  u.l.l  ■-.•v 
rral  short  stones,   uuljding 
.•m'  ab»>uf  a  nasty  old  woman 
tthn  Wills  her  husband 

Mania  I  itrenta  told  an 
amusing  ghi>st  story  fmm 
the  p»)int  of  view  of  a  cog 

(eff  Pr/vbvio  reiounted  a 
true  Morv  fn>m  his  chil<lh«xid 
regarding  his  grandmtther 

The  evening  endiV  with 
the  song  Pi>ss<s>.ii»ii  b\  Sarah 
Mel  auchlan  perfonn.-d  by 
Laura  I*u1h>,  while  accompa- 
nied by  Lois  Cudenan 

Th<?  Mh  annual  Ghi>s( 
^lorie-.  llndfr  The  Harvest 
\toon  was  an  even  ng  of 
rather  frightening  entertain- 
ment 


(.juilarisl  |a\i.r  I  aldenm  who  toundixi 
and  heads  llu-  guitar  pio>;rani  at  th. 
L  niM-rsity  ol  Uis^onsin  Madison  ivill  pr 
ti>rm  in  a  trif  mini-ioiuert  at  I  larper  on 
rhursd.iy  \ovemb»-r  s  at  12  1=-  p'"  '"  ''''' 
Musk  Instruction  tenter,  1*20=. 

t  .ildenm  has  performed  his  s..!,.  u\iial 
at  C  ariH'gie  H.ill  v^ith  a  imisu  intu  distrih 
mg  his  perlonTuime  as    virtui.s..  wilh  p.^^! 

K  M-nsibilitv  ' 

.:y  K.,.,l.r.i  ..(  l.-gen.iar\   miit.ins!  Andn-s 
v^(,v  1  ua-  aivaidrd  a  stholar 

ship  lo  -.iiJ.  .....lai  with  Vi;oMa  in  Spam 


I  aldiT.'n  «ho  lours  e»tensivelv 
iIuourIiouI  the  world,  has  pi-rtormed  cham- 
Wr  musit  loncerts  with  cellist  Yo  Vo  Ma  and 
has  btvn  leaturvd  al  many  international 
niusii  festivals 

His  conierts  have  been  bnvadcast  by  I'BS 
m  the  United  States,  Radio  Television 
tspanola  in  lrun«pe  and  b\  the  None  of 
.Xmerua  in  Latin  America 

The  guitarists  Harjx-r  concert  is  tnv  and 
the  public  IS  welcome  For  more  informa- 
tion call  the  Harpir  Musu  IVpartivi.nt  at 
S47  i»2'^.hs<v< 


Information  session  for  Careers  In  Vouge 


Clubs  and  Organizations 


A  nmndlabW  Sicmuiom  km  all  chit 

K..r,.  v^.n  b..  h.-ld  on  V>¥dnes<fj\.  O.  (.  ' 


formoKit^MmaKioi\KMl\*iMii^  ai 


Aiiordiii);  to  a  siud* 
dom  in  \ugusl  1>«K  bv  the 
Illinois  Department  ol 
Employment  SiHurily 

Fcimonui  and  Intormation 
Analysis  L  mt  v  iK>k  C  ountv 
unemployment  remains 
steady  at  a  low  rate  of  4  '^■ 

As  the  o\eiall  demand 
tor  nualilied  employees 
iiuriasos  individuals  ni>w 
have  the  !eveta>;i'  to  nmsid 
er  sc.cond  careers  and  .  nti  r 
indusfrH-s  whiih  N'llei  iir 
their  lifestyle  and  inlen-.ts 

In  response-  to  the  trend 
of  second  careers 

Nordstrom  and  I  larper  ha\  e 
partnered  tor  the  first  time 
ever  to  host  (.  areers  in 
Vogue,  a  tree  int..rina'ion 
st^ssiiin  on  iu^'sday.  iVtiibor 
2",  f>  piM  ....  th*    itiir.l  tl.H.r  ..( 


lormauon   sossit.n 


mli  .xplori'  the  variety  ol 
|obs  available  in  fashion, 
including  sales,  illustration 
design,  display,  copywrit 
mg,  buying  and  store  man- 
a(;ing  The  seminar  will 
include  interai.-ve  pri~.enta 
lions  bv  a  variety  ot 
Nordstrom  department 
managers 

Distinguished  lashion 
designer  Ceil  Aurand  will 
.list,  share  how  she  succeed- 
ed in  the  w  orld  ot  fashion  by 
transtirrin^;  her  skills  from 
design  to  management  to 
consulting 

The  lashion  induslrv 
has  Ml  muih  lo  otter  said 
Cheryl  lurnauer.  program 
cvxmiinator  tor  tlw  Harp«'r 
t      ■         '      •  Design  and 

V  Program 

1.  .,,.  ,,, 

.;ar 
„„.,„..  h. .  ,..■-.  .;.  -..v'  .<"d 
inerihandising  is  a  siudv  ot 
trends  I  rends  ocvur  in 
almost  every  industry 
including  brand  manage- 
ment, pnxluc-f  development. 


\ . ....  .■,,t,  .tut/  H.tiht  t'lr 

•  <  loiTipiller     \iuiii.ui««n 

•  (  irapfiic    Oisicn 

•  Muliitm-iti.i 

•  Interior  I  >i-sij;n 

•  I    islii.  .11    M.irkc  I  iii>i 
Ac   M.ii>.»Kv'>"^  '"  * 

•  FuNhmn  Desinii" 

'    l*n.Hr«m*  j^ji!.il.l.    .   ..I.     .'    ' 

\iiit  our  uthiil€  tit 
http://www.ili«.*i«-edu 


^ 


The  Illinois 
Institute  ot  Art 


s,  i...unii  ...i  .       II  '  ' 

1.8(M)..^I  i.VoO 

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App.iri  I  <  I  lilt  t 
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CKica>{o.  It  6lK»'S4 

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automobili-s.  home  lumish- 
ings  and  advertising 

Many  fashion  design  and 
merchandising  employers 
increasingly  recruit  those 
who  have  had  previous 
canvrs  in  some  surpnsing 
industnes  such  as  architec- 
tutv,  accounting  and  |our- 
nalism 

Fmplovees  use  their 
expertise  in  past  careers  and 
transfer  their  skills  to  fit  the 
needs  of  the  fashion  indus- 
lrv 

Nordstrom  recogni.'es 
and  supports  Harpeis 
ettort  in  educating  the  com- 
munity on  employment 
opportunities  which  offer 
individuals  a  creative  as 
well  as  business  outlet  ot 
expr.— ion         said      Ellen 

Itcils.iJi.      Il..m.ui     Risourii- 

Managi-1       .'i       \..i.Nti..ii> 

W'tMKftieid 

1  Ol  siininars  or  lashion 
design  and  merchandising 
canvr  information,  contact 
K47>'2'i  f>707  or  e-mail  lavh- 
ion«'harper.cc  il  us 


mikdiDw 


Bright  Minds 

Strong  Bodies 

Generous  Personalities 

fuK  S  f  lextWe  povtiom  awiU* 

It  you  an  tti«n(»y.  low  bread,  work  well  wtS  a  team,  «iDO»  4  last- 

paiK)  jtmospter..  work  hard,  a«  LOUD  imnK.  wM  to 
wear  )tam  or  ihorv  to  ■otk. 

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■.:hedule  an  interview 


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Continued  from  page  1 

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Franop.  i  l-nrnh  n-^t.iur.mt 
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to  warm  up  in  lhf<« 
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Come  out  and  see  what  November  has  to  offer  on  campus 


Traccy  Fuller 

Sr.\'-    .SI-'  ■  ■  - 

■>fa>t.n    .trnves,   there  are   j 
numbiT  of  evcnift  ftomg  cm  al 

M-irptT  in  \in«-niK*T  to  Iwi-p 
vivu  tnmi  i;i  fiiMi;  -.rre^swi 

rhf  muntl)  III  Xi'viniKr 

■  iris  i»H   with  a   U-ttiir.-   h\ 

KiitHTt  Ki-NsltT.  lit  whom  vvj- 

the   inspintum   for   tbi'   stit 

''Mller  Thf  si/ii:. : 

wjs   also   tlu- 

inspiration  for  th«'  hit  Ivk-vi- 

■-Fon  show  Du-  Xfj/f*     He  iv 

rll-known  for  his  e>p»Tlis,- 

I  "tetidl  kilters   .md  si-\ti.il 

homKides 

Rt'^sler  str\i's  js  an  .inj 
l>st  for  the  (onBtTiet  Rjms,'\ 
murder  case  in  B<iulder.  l.l> 
on  ABC  T\  This  letfun-  will 
be  held  on  November  2.  at 
7.30  p  m  .  tK'kels  an-  almost 
sold  out 

The  An  fyliibil  ,.| 
Dimensional  f^b^eils  tsilj 
come  to  (larper  on 
November  X  and  will  displ.u 
the  three-dimensional  works 
of  in  Chiiajioland  artists  It 
lontimies  ihriniw'fi  \i'v,iuber 
■Hini- 


tv  is  in\  ited 

l)n  \ovemK'r  s,  at  12  !'> 
p  rn  in  tfie  Musu  Instruct  I'P 
i.  I'lUfr  tiirm«rK  known  .is 
HuiKlirit;  I'  mni.,-  f!i|o>  lit' 
niusi,  il  styling  of  |avier 
V.  1  Ivii.n  as  h»-  strums  awav 
'•n  lii-.  .■.iiitar 

I  .ildiron    performs   .iv    ., 
n-gular  solotst   in  onhe-t 
suih  js  tin-  St       U>uis   .,    .; 
\tl.inla   SvmpfMmu-s       I  his 

tht>  kids 

len'  of  tfn-  f'ulit.  fi 
'  I  >  »\  inninc  tomejy 
ll.ir\r\      wMtti'M    by    M4r\' 

■   ..I    II    ,.,,  . 
luiit)    !!■    iIms   u.'nu    miiu'dji 
about  .1  in.ia  ii.inud  Tlwoid 
('  l)owd.  who's  best  tru 
Klieve  It  or  not,  is  an  m>.i 
narv  white  rabbit      He.  t:w 
t.ibbit,   ntfuses  to  J.-al   with 
ri-.iliU  .iiiil  l.il..  ,  -n 

th.T.    ..     . 


.ipj  1- 


student-    .ind    ,!.iii 

otiwr  students  .n    ■  s    .      __,  .. 

eral  admissitni 

The  show  evtends  itsell 
lhrou)(ht>ut  mid  November 
With  show  dates  ,  t.  I ;    p,    j  | 


^<m.„.  ■•■Pill  lijliiijliitiglipi. 

indlt. 

li  sii.>w.  st.irl  .it  S  p  m 
I'     Is    .1    pTtormaiin    lur 

the     hearing-impaired     ..n 

fridav'.  NovemluT  ''0 

I  here  will  fs  m 

(   Muhif    ,ll.-f.l,,  , 


[Mrtkipatr  in  ihi 
.111  loiiiniunitv 

Ivso  films  will  Ih-  li-.iliind 
in  mid-NoxemKr     The  lilm 

Wc-liin    wil!    hi-    shown    mi 
N>'^  p  ni        II,.' 


H.irr 


n   vv  i|.   ..-.ix  I    III.'  .ipp.rrlLiiii 
li     lor    sliutrnls     a-,    well    ,is 


■  Ml   ll      lllllf.  , 

■  ri-.un  HI  tns.hen  upon 

i  r«TKh,  bev.iuse  like  am 

■!'.  r  toreiKn  film,  this  dim  is 

111       it*      own       lan);uaf;e 

•uSh.      there     will     K' 

-li  subtitk-s  ti.  help  the 

I  rrmh-impairevl 

The  film  \1,  r,  . 
ratisj  "R,"  Mill  K-  shoun  on 
Nov  19.  af  7.!Vl  p  m  li  i- 
alviut  a  diKlor  who  travels  to 
a  tain  tori-st.  m  an  unnanKtl 
(iiilr.il    Vinentan  amnfrv.  to 

S   |S1(      th*        Wllltlli      ITl.'.ll.     li      ^».,- 

.lillN 
r.uili  J 

I  li     lliuis    th.f 
IhvI)  mufdeteti  ami  miievi-s 
that  they  wetv  killed  by  "men 

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Corrections 


In  thtf  October  12  issue  the  Women'f 
Soccer  article  it  was  stated  that 
Heather  Youngman  had  steaU  in  the 
lady  Hawks'  game  against  Elgin. 
Daniella  K<itas  was  the  player  who 
should  have  gotten  credit  for  the 
steals.  Youngman  is  no  longer  with 
the  team 

Also  in  the  October  12  issue,  it  was 
stated  in  the  Women's  Volleyball  arti- 
cle that  team  was  undefeated  at 
home.  The  Lady  Hawks  had  actually 
dropped  i>ne  contest  at  home  against 
Rock  Valley  and  their  R-cord  should 
have  been  2-1. 

77if  Harbinger  staff  apologizes  for 
any  confusion  as  a  result  of  these 


Why  we  need  sports 


1  sihiml  and  n>llim' 
.ithli'ti-^  Iv  .(bir  ti»j;it 
where  thi'v  vv.»nt  U< 
be  in  .1  prolessHindl 
sport'  When'  wivuld 
Harper  Athletics  b*-' 
VVhtTj'  uiiuUi  till' 
1  peopU'  who  tiiki-  i.irf 
!  i>t  Ihr  bihind  tho 
sti'nrs  .ittutns  i»t  .in 
.ilhlttu    r\i'iit       K' 

\\..|fI,I        ll..  n        li.iv. 


n  VViR  SnvpHUP 


u  .,  h.ir      It 


.Kirn; 


ivn.n     .ii'i'Ljt     ^t'mt," 

s(vrt-' 

'.'. '     ,.       mid  -Hi 
m      t.ill 
^.iturJav    jt'< 
o!  Salurdjv  : 

When-  VMmta  th. 
prostv'"  VVi>ul<l  thin- 
be   an   NBA 
Nf  17  VVoul.i 
i.'mi-   touithi!      .iiul 
..•i!i|H'(r   in   JiltfU-iit 

>.hf\  iii-<l  M-tlif  itu'ir 
prubUiii'-  in  n.ir'' 
I  low     W4>uld     hi);h 


.  ith 


dlH.- 


,.(      M.'1>-11- 

i.m    n'liili 
,inil  -.l.i\  !• 

till'  sltll.lll' 

sp«>rts 


cuh 

-.■;ini; 


itiin; 


Hiving  pvsiplf  the 
tipp»irtunitv  ti>  i;ivc 
thfir  all  in  a  partiiu 
lar  liinti,''-!  Wlion' 
thi'V  on  riso  to  the 
^H^asutn  and  be  a 
Ikto  in  tlieir  own  sort 
itl  wav  Sport's  bring 
us  •lul  ot  depression 
v\Ihi>  v\<' r«'  tfetinj5 
ihiTc  isn't  any  hope 
:.  w  ,iiu  thini: 


ttvt  u  - 

Sptnts  .ir*'  the 
happy  part  ot  the 
news, asl  when  the 
weal  tier  is  had  and 
'■\  .1  \  tllifli!  rlst'  IS 
■■  thr 
.,-...;....:..:.  1Ih\ 

bring  our  spirits  up 

Sports    not    onK 

»;i\e  ptsiple  the  spol- 

liuhl  t<>  e\n-l  on  the 

plavinK   held,   bul    il 

■  ■■  Hives  jobs  to  iIh- 

iMi-  who  Ivlp  put 

I  r  and  make 

■  .uui  the  alh- 

1>  les    who    pla\     il 

what    they    ar<.         I 


mvself  am  one  ot  the 
people  who  uc.rk 
behind  the  scenes 
actions 

Sports    not    only 
bring  strangers 

together,  but  it  also 
brings  lamilies 

together  dunng  holi- 
day times  while  eat- 
mg  a  heavy  dinner  It 
i;ives  (hem  Mmu"- 
'  ing  to  talk  aboui 
'liT    than    politj. 

.1     wll.ll    lli'l      I'     'il. 

imwr  table 
Sports  givi-s  cer- 
tain people  Mtme- 
thing  to  watch  on 
nights  when  there 
n-allv  isn  I  an\  thing 
else  til  do 

I  lu-se  are  st)nn'  ot 
ihe  reasons  why  we 
nivd  sports.  I'm  sure 
thai  I  could  come  up 
vMth  some  others, 
tvesaus."  that  is  a  ta«-t 
<»t  thi-  matter  that  ihi 
world  ntvd  sports 

I I  v.>u  ask  me, 
we  d  have  more 
problems  in  the 
world    than    we   do 


Interested  m  Sports?  Are  you  a 
social  person?  Would  you  like  to 
learn  more  about  sports,  and 
improve  your  writing  and  photogra- 
phy skills...  come  work  for  The 
'Harbinger.  We  are  currently  accept- 
ing applications  for  sport  staffers  in 

A367. 


Pa»e  14 


HawKl8ports 


Tht'  Harhinger 
October  2fc,  1998 


Athletics  name  new  Sports  Information  Director 


Dwight  Esau,  th*  imw 
Miditiofl  to  tlt«  Athletics 
tf«partin«nt,  works  on  on«  of 
Ms  many  prass  ralaasas. 

Ravin  SiMpti* 


|i>b  i>m- Nvi>rkm>;  mlh  till  I 

lui>  marki-ting  thi"  alhli! 

thing«> «;  miinu  tn  hi*  tuliin'  .<  t  l.up  i 
i.  dUi'Rc 

Hf  hi'iH-N   111   h.ivi    lun   with   hi- 

"I'm  UmlkmR  loriv.iiil   li-   o  ''ihl; 
.uquJinlt-d  ntlh  the  H<irp<r 

I   ,„..l.         .<r......ril.         ill      iK,'      .  .. 


thf   pl.uii-   whom    1   hofH.-   ijn   i; 
.iiiiii.itnli'J  v\  [iti  Mt  1  i.iin  K'  a  ir>*-tti! 
r.^iMit.       1.'    iluiii    .uid    ini-    tlu'in 
txVi>i;iH'|iin   till   'hi    tliir,i;s  tli.il   llii'V 
do 

Thjt  s  what  >tvms  n 
turn  lin  •  hi-n*  is  to  p\i 

nm  in  thi'ir  ri>«,|;HMiv»- HjiMrt'. 

■  It  th«>  otht'r  thiiiRs  I  liKik  tor- 

iim'  I  in  siivh  .1  sports  iiinkif 

-..SI-  IS  tlijl  this  pn«.itK»ii  pvt". 

mv  an    'pfHirtunilv  to  work  around 

........  ,.  .1.,.  ii.iieg,.  u-M-l  lor  th-'  '■>-' 

'  do  something  I  c 
I  s.ui  w.is  surprist-d  M  tirsi  on  m-w 
i^UK'klv  h«.'  rtvt'ivvU  .1  ri-«.pim>t'  to  thf 
olti'finj; 

"It    \  ^ITlsf," 


IS  km. I  III  .' 
n.Mil  th.-: 


Wi-ll,  .1  m-u  .i.Ki 
■' iH-d  aiimtly  to  Ibi 
l<  p.irtmi'nt  on  t.impiis 

Mis  iLirm-  is  l>%vj>;ht  rs.iii  .iii.l  hi 
^  ill!  ;n'u  Spoils  Int.irm.Xion 
Uiivvtia  ot  1  l.irptr  t  oll<;>;c 

Dwight  v\ho  IS  ,ilso  a  sports  n>iir 
nalisl.  hopt's  lo  improve  M.irp>-r 
Athlrtics  .ind  put  tho  I  l.iwks  t>,uk  on 
lh»'  athletic'  map 

"Thv  wav  I  lound  out  .iNuit  this 
jt>b  was  that  Ri>j;cr  Bt'thtold  put  an 
act  with  a  numlHT  m  thf  J'ui/v  Heraitt 
tor  .1  position  as  thf  Sports 
jlntorniation  l>irt'ilor  .it  V'biMiain 
iKaiiitn  Harpt'r  Collfgi-.  and  I  was 
I'lH-  ot  thi-  applicants  to  a-sfH>nd," 

.1  1-s.Hl 
Wht-n  1  was  mfer\iewcd  tor  th' 
pcwihon,  RogiT  was  ktoking  Kir  sp«' 
cihf  charaitfristiis  ih.tt  I  h.id  "  s.nd 
Esau 

"(or  insl.iiur  hi-  >•  anted  me  to 
upgrade  the  level  ot  relaliims  with 
thf  media,  >-speiiallv  the  print  metlia. 
and  partirularlv  the  iVii/v  Hi'riihl  on 
K'half  v)t  Harper  Spi>rls 

He  alM>  wantt-d  somebodv  !.•  );i  i 
involved  with  all  the  Harper  loathes 
in  i?\'ery'  season  writing  articles  and 
featua-s  aK>ut  the  different  coacht-s 

.Am>lher  thing  he  wanted  me  to  do 
»\.is  to  make  contact  with  cabU-  tele- 
\  isi,i!i  M->d  VM>rW  w  ith  them  tor  tiitiin- 
r.  ii  !.  ,'.  . 

Roger  als<i  told  me  aN'Ut  the  long 
Ivrm  n«?ed  of  pn>moting  the  differ\'nl 
athkrtics  on  campus  ti>  the  campus 
and  annirHl  the  I'alatine  communitv 
as  well  as  the  Northwest  Suburbs 

The  (i)b  itstlf  IS  sort  of  a  twt>-  part 


some  things  doii«'  right  .iwa\  while 
worrying  .iNmiI  other  things  .i  little 
i.iler 

One  ol  ihi'  things  ih.it  will  take  a 

little  time  is  that   we  are  going  lo 

upgrade  or  remodel  the  Harper  Hall 

of  lame  wlien'  all  the  trophies  that 

111.    Il.iwks  have  n-ceivt-d   tor  their 

■lishmcmls  in  athletics  an' 

.(■  hiriii   .in  assistant  t(>  ht'lp 

S    that    pro|eil    in 

..  hilp  Us  upgrade 

make  it  look  much 

;■<  n.  1  in.M.  n    l.ss  right  now 

(iH'tb.ill  IS  the  mam  prtorilv  righl 
iiou  tor  that  hallwav  K-cause  the\ 
,m  I  iirrentlv  in  st-jwon.  and  aa- doing 


alhlelKs,    said  Bechtold 

Si  with  his  (ournalislK  b.uk- 
gr«>und  and  love  of  sports  he  stviru-d 
like  he  W.1S  a  natural  lor  this  tvpe  of 

fHtsllloIl 

What  I  was  liHikmi;  at  was  the 
availability  that  he  had  and  it  seemed 
that  he  had  tin-  time  that  other  appli- 
cants lacked  which  was  a  plus 

Because-  this  |ob  is  not  oiiK  about 
(ournalism,  but  it  als.>  is  about  mar- 
keting the  college  and  he  <iivms  lh.it 
he  has  a  very'  open  minded  atHNit  ■ 
mg  lo  do  that  for  Harper." 

Owight  did,  iKiwpver,  dccording 
to  Koger,  have  an  affiliation  to 
Haqxt  m  the  past  when  In-  wrote  for 


i-  kind  ot 
"11  Ini  I  didn  I  think  that  wt'  Imc 
,.iiui  Ki'giTi  vv  iTi'  i^oinv;  'iluk  lis 
ijuickK  .IS  u.'  ijul  l>ut  so  l.ir  lh.it  li.is 
happen. 'vt 

Bui  nn    ticst  !■ 
let  s  ^o     but  then  i!  u  .i-.    \m  ii  v\  .in  a 
minute  w.  w   i;ot  lo  think  about  it  a 
little  bit  what  were  going  to  do  here 
that  s  how  It  W.1S  a  first 

■|  hope  that  we'a-  getting  on  our 
Itvl  and  get  going  i»n  sonie  things 
(liat  ncvd  lo  K'  done  but  it  s  going  to 
lake  a  little  while 

"It's  just  all  'hr  prip.ir.idoii  lli.tf  s 

•I  took  forward  to  meeting 

new  people  hecau«>e  that  is 

alwajrs  a  lot  fun  to  do  and 

is  always  a  plus  bei-ause 

that's  the  only  way  you  get 

to  know  anyone  is  by  get- 

ting  acquainted." 

-Owight  Eiidu 
Sport!«  Informatkin  Dwectar 

going  irto  if  nght  now  ' 

fsau  thinks  that  the  nib  is  ihal 
lengmg  with  all  the  other  thin>;s  !u 
has  going  on  but  he  |s  still  reaih  loi 
the  challenge  and  wh.iteMr  <ts,.  is  m 
lome  up 

I  he  |ob  vifsvriptiitn  that  Ki»k;ef 
made  out  is  r.ilh<  i  >  h.illengmg  "  said 
I  sail 

"for  the  time  1  have  and  for  tfw 
time  that  Im  involved  with  other 
things,  r>ut  we  ve  agrivd  that  v\e  ri- 
gmng  to  set  some  priontie^  and  gel 


U"OT  o  BY  Kf  VIN  Sl«fKE 

Dwiglit  Esau  writes  a  woman's  baskatball  press  release  that 
will  go  to  tlie  Daily  Nerald  as  well  as  around  the  Palatine 
community.   Owiglit's  first  Job  that  involved  Harper  College, 
was  a  stringer  Job  many  years  ago  with  the  Herald  where  Im 
covered  a  Harper  football  game. 


vcell  right  now  and  we  want  lo  l.iki 
every  advantage  of  that  st-astm 

But  the  n>b  itself  looks  a  little 
ambitious  and  we  (me  and  my  assis- 
tant I  have  lo  kind  of  evolve  oursi'l vcs 
into  It.  but  It's  a  new  approach  th.il 
the  college  is  taking 

llopelulK.  in  the  mar  tuture  we 

.  I  .n.i|uainl<d  with  each  other 

...    .^1 1    St "f    ''>♦■   li»p   priorities 

I-.  ilH 

thai  IS  v%  n.n  wt-  are  liNiking  .it 
right  now  C>veraU,  I'm  ver\  happv 
u  ith  the  p«tMtion  that  I  have  and  1  ve 
.  ii(oved  meiHing  evfryorw  I  have  m* 
Mr  I  liH'k  forward  to  meeting  new 
people  Ktause  that  is  alwavs  a  lot 
lun  lo  do  and  is  alwav - 
liecaus<-  th.it's  the  only  wav 
to  know  .mvone  is  bv  i;ftting 
.iiijuatnti-d 

\ol  onh  IS  Puij;hl  happv  with 
Ills  position  luiw  at  Harper  College, 
tnit  \thletic  Dirt-ctor  Roger  Bix"hlold 
IS  happv  tiK>  and  thinks  he  made  the 
right  choice  for  the  position 

The  candidates  that  applied, 
comparing  [Kvighl's  backgntund  lo 
the  otfiers,  was  that  his  (ournalislic 
background  was  excellent  and  he  had 
.1  tivmendous  inten-st  m  athletics  and 
s»-emc-d  to  have  a  gn-at  pavsion  for 


th.  Dailv  Herald 

Dwighl  used  to  W  a  stringer  lor 
the  Daily  Herald  a  while  back  and  he 
covea»d  Harper  Athletics 

Ihal  was  the  onlv  attiliatum  he 
had  to  Harper  College 

Beihlold  also  thinks  that  Owighf 
will  do  a  giKxl  job  at  this  position 
Kvjuse  of  the  friendliness  he  shows 
to  coaches  as  well  as  olhc-rs 

He'll  do  very  well  because  lie's 
got  the  skills  and  motivation.  He  also 
seems  to  a-late  pretty  well  with  the 
coaches  that  he  has  spoken  to  so  far, 
but  as  tar  as  the  marketing  concept 
goes,  I  think  we'll  have  *o  wait  and 
see  a  little  bil  on  that  because  he's 
new  to  that,  but  overall  I  think  that 
Dwight  will  do  very  well  wifh  this 
position  and  he's  the  type  of  person 
we  need  for  the  pi>sition,"  said 
b»'.hlold 

Some  ul  the  types  ot  stones  that 
liwighl  will  be  writing  have  to  ilo 
w  Ith  human  interest  of  the  sport 

He  also  will  be  contacting  and 
attempting  lo  get  different  outside 
organizations  to  come  to  the  c»>llege 
tvt  visit  and  ve  an  athletic  event 

Sci  who  IS  the  Sports  Information 
dia-cfiir' 

Well,  |ust  ask  Dwighf  Esau. 


The  Harbinf;er 
October  26,  1<»«» 


JfawlC^Sports 


Pi«e  15 


Women's  Soccer  struggles  to  find  mark 

team  shows  improvement  but  suffers  from  lack  of  players 


PHOTO  BY  «V»»  Stt.Pr.1 

RoxaiwM  ttone  atteiNpts  t«  keep  the  taN  freai 
keadlnf  o«t-of -bounds  as  two  Di#age  playors 
do**  In  on  hor. 

Tbt-  .iddiHi  hdmitcip  i>t  ha\ 

inc    m>    rfM'r\«-s    during    ■< 
^ht  ip  UHl  1 


io««  Lac4«H 

IhiK-  uiTi'  tlttH"<  this  std 
•on  whfn  llarpi-i  \Vi>nu*n  s 
SocctT  h•^n^  miivt  h.ivc  ft=!l 
like     It     Wi)^     f  =  .!:t,  •■ 

Ru<«Mn    \rm\ 

lldMk^  \wt\    t 

numberfd  b\  thiir  .'ppo 
iwnK  wh«.i  normalK  hait  1* 
or  15  pWiver>,  ivhtk-  thi- 
11,,.. J,   I,  .  J    ..   ,,.^^    „  s  p!,,\ 

injur\  pi-)t;mvi  NtMst>n  ft»f  thv 
LjiIv  ll.iwk-,  wh4i  irftcn  havi' 
■•trufmliit  li>  tu'Ui  .<  tiill  ri^lfr 
IniurU"-  h.ivf  .!K(i  Kvn  .i  mr- 
nificant  t.ntor  tor  ihr  MHind 
vear  teams  vli-.iri.il  \~Z 
-rd, 

Mv  ton'sighl  at  lh<  -.tarl 
at  tht*  MMM'n  v%  a-v  that  thf 
leatn  wouUi  h«'  strixij^  IhmiI 
aMch  Sam  Cania  sau)  V\i 
haven  I  p.Tt.itin.-.f  •,,  .,,,, 
piitenti.li 

iniiirii'*.  „.-..,., 

W,    ,.i,..  h,,    ,     h.ul   pr,.M. 

sla\  Hl^    tiKUM'vi  It    Vil-    i.tn 

stav  t.>vii-,il  ui  -.hnulil 
match  up  betlir  with  I'lii 
uppnnent's ' 


.-.    that 


skills,     !nil         uf     ~ 

vhiii>.i; 

K'llMSf        1 

i-.kH   pl.lvel 

has  ■ 

v.,„V-    H'. - 

|.«tK  ill!  th* 
J        111.-    r,  ,i 

■  tiel.i 

t  .ar^  1.1  s.M. 

IStHl    I.'! 

the    lack   I 

It    pUmTs   1 

s    niii-.! 

peivple  w< 

•uUI  ralhei 

their  lars 

than  pl.u  - 

,isk    v\  h\ 

Wltk"         V 

vvorkin^  t 

i»r  the  n-Ni 

lltf       \|H\ 

Is  till-  tinii 

tun  and  p 

l.n     ^^Hi.r 

pl.lMLTs    \s 

u-  team 

rii;lit    now 

itX.lUM 

thes  l.ivi-  1 

111  pl.n  iIh-  j 

;.iint 

t  r,  .(Ml 

.a:,      Mn.ii, 

K';-,  . 

;H(Ui\ 


NfCAA  lop  15  FootbaU  Pol| 


;  I.Rkks  CulleRe.  Rexhurfc  ID     7-0 

■>  M..t.-t!-  1 .I1-—  •    s. hraa  CA  M) 

KS      7^) 
7-0 


'  r    1  \        r>- 1 

>  CC.  Athenh.  TX 


«vl 


6-1 
5-1 


per  College,  PjUHne,  IL 

Mitan,  PA        VI 
1..C  Mesa,  A/  5-2 

ru-^lff  CTC   Rochester.  MN        V3 


Kvitt\  I.  I'vvlcv.  als.  •  .1  tirsi  >,.ii 
•iifssi'd  nuineiiuis 

1. 1    injitrlt-s       ,i!iit 


•  rm({   imm    h 

'MT  lK~.piti-   th 


I  li^li  -V  hiKil  pro>liu  I  I  '.iMiella 
Ki«)as  IS  annther  Ireshman 
uh,.  h 


N-. 


sivtnitit  ant 


stiphiiniuri's     Heathii     Hall 
and  .Angela  \iggidn»    Hall,  a 
(reniii    graduate,    lead-,   the 
team  m  steals  and  has  excel- 
lent technical  skills. 
helps  tin-  team      \  iftgiamv  a  Pmspett  gradu- 
Itlense    and      ate  is  the  team  s  second  lead- 
t.i\    suals      ing  storiT  despite  plaving  at 
the  ^wetpet  {XMition. 


i  .!ki     l  .Hlllt\        tMjl    l  I  I     f;iir 

fiAeiute         sciTihiiii;        the 

their 

•unng 

llie  game  s*'\t  li.ii  piav.Ts  had 

!•!  walk  I'M  the  lieKI  K-causi- 

<  miuru-s  IvMviiii;  llu-  I  lawks 

ith    ~    plaMTs      l.ir    several 

.  'i.  n    so    m.ms     pi'ople 

.t    lilsl 


rul   ,ti:   \\  (  ri    nu  'TU'f!  - 

.  iin  last  seasiin        K 
-i.Tif     .1     I.ift    llii;h    s^h^.l 
.r.Klii.lte      n'lnevl     tlie     tiMin 
1  arl\     in  th.  u)  has 

K'enamau  .  I  Held, 

but  has  strui;);l<>l  vmiIi  ti>h 
nual    skills        Huttalo   l.nm- 


HIPW 


Antfela  •o«flgilo(loft)  and  Noathor  Hall  catch  a 
braatbor  after  an  toijory  stopped  play.  In|«ries 
and  lack  of  players  bave  plagaed  tbe  Lady 
Hawks  tMs  season. 


Alter  a  hnel  peruid  i»t 

:.,,.  n'  ,l„.n    .,t    ih,-      v,,,,l 


including  .1  scasun 
Mij;Ir  \^  s.ives  in  lh»'  overtitne 
K^s  against  I  l^in 

Uvt*  pla\iTs  th.il  C.ariia 
hiipis.  n  iM  prii\  ide  leadership 
tor  tbe  tc.ini  as  lhe\  h>  ad 
into      the      postse.ison      arc 


"We      need    to   start    to 

.to.  1.1.'  how  we  want  to  finish 

11,"  Garcia  »aid.  "We 

issess  our  goals  and 

the  upct>ming  tour- 

ii.niitni         It   we're  healthv 

should  be  able  to  compete  " 

I  he  I.adv  Hawks'  tirst 
plavott  >;ame  in  the  Region  4 
tournanieiit  is  tXlober  N 
a^i.iinst  the  College  of 
Oul'age 


I  women's  Basketball  team  named  Jeff  Jedd  their  new  head  coach  after 
Jennifer  Jensen  retired   The  Lady  Hawks  open  ttieir  season  on  the  road 
against  Robert  Moms  College  on  November  12 

•There  will  be  an  organization^  meeting  for  the  Men's  Tennis  Team  on  Friday, 
November  6  at  2  p  m.  in  M224    A8  Spring  candidates  for  the  team  must         >.^ 
attend  the  meetirtg.  "& 

•The  Men's  Basketball  team  opens  their  season  at  home  against  Robert       ^ 
Morris  Junior  Varsity  on  Tuesday  night  ^4ovember  10. 
•The  Harbinger  wouk)  like  to  take  ttie  opportunity  to  wish  the  Harper  footoalk 
team  the  best  of  luck  m  the  rest  of  tt>e  season  while  also  wishing  the  Lady 
Hawks  voteyball  team  the  best  of  luck  in  the  Region  IV  tournanrwnt  coming  up 
November  W\  and  7th  at  The  College  of  Lake  County. 


Harper  Sports 

Pag*  16*  William  Ralnsy  Har^ar  Collaga  •  Octobar  26. 19M 


Volleyball  returns  home  with  win 


inii 


Rtoliaaa  Woamial  ayaa 
tka  ball  bmttm  aarvliig 


RyaaFr 

ASSiSIANI  SPORTS  EOltOR 


The 


Laitv 


M,)wk. 


V\.'     pl.n.    !     ••-'•■ 

shdnm  Sljuiit 

"Wf  huns  li>)jeth«T  ii>  piiii 

•I     .  .  r.l    !.■    «in 

Atht     tti. 

I  Hirdgf  C  ha(i,. : 

I  l.mkN  then  travi-kil  to  i.lH' 
I.I  partuip.itr  tn  •'■.■  «  "  ^'  ' 
iiairrMmonl 


['.irliiipjUtl  in  hmr  j;jiirn- 
rhf  tir>.t  t»,imr  w  i«.  JKam-i 

Ki''hv\  .uik<  t^         i  t*ininunt(\ 

I  ullene  and  wt-iv  deteMvyi  ~ 

rv  11 -J5, 

rhc  srtimd  giimf  fciturii) 

HjrpiT    Vs  CulU'Kf   lit   lak»' 


Ui    vjinr  .,«iit  .t  littlt 


,n;.i!ii-l 

Kin     ,1.1. 

111. 

mi 


.>i      i.i.ii 

[illtUHv 
IN         (...ill- 
,lllJ      "     \- 


I)         \\  J". 

\.)ll.n 
;>       .inJ 


Jotfy  ftosaol  fecwaaa  on  tha  oftponant's  sarva 
during  Tuaaday  night's  matcli-iip  with 
Waubonaaa  Tha  Lady  Hawlta  dafaatad  tha  Lady 
Chiaf  •  In  four  aata  1«-14,  1C-1.S,  lS-4. 15-7. 

K,>.  k  \.i!Uv  and  wire  di'liJl-      i-ltort  and  v.y  .ill  pl.i\o>l   "i 

tDHi'tlK-r " 

Iho    lady    Hawks    next 
III     £,i't     1.1     h.iint' ijainf  IS  againM  C')akU>n 
1,111  t  wait  to     C<m>munit>' ColU');*' 

lid  Sarah  Thf  first  st-rve  will  be  fired 

at  ^  p  m 
\\i-    had    a    sri'at    ti-am 


•Imv  stts  14-16.  IS-i; 


A  litll 

,n.l    I 
'  .1^.1  m 


Football  wins  three  straight  on  the  road 


ASSISTANT  SPCMTS  {SI  TOR 

Th«- Harper  Collfge  fiK>i 
ball  team  is  si>  d  rse  to  IVpsi 
Cola  Kiwi  ih.il  (h<\  I. in 
almi'Mt  taMv  it  >••■>  1 1-  ■  i 
Loach  John  Eliasii 
about    S""  ■     - 

p«1Mtl.' 

■aid  t  li.isik 

\  • ' .       ■ '  •     ' 
Valli-v 

winning  !:% 
and  h.ivi-  v 
;.»mis  (Ml  llu  riwJ 

VVf  ri'    hjpp\    that  v^ 
111  this  kind  lit  piisiti.'ti 

In  the  \K\\   ti-,  .■.■,,;.  Ill 
poll,  the  H.n\  ks 
12lh  plaiv 

Ihv  winning 
w  ith   .1   lontcri'ii, 

jolll-l       .IIKt    Ih.  II    I.;i.>i 

With   .1   -f>  r   Miii.i\ 

Valparaiso  Unis. 

Junior  Var*it>- 

The  Hawks  then  went  i>ii 
the  road  (or  three  ^ames  and 
!  victonoiM  in  all  three 


Iwu  ol  iho  three  wins 
lame  a>;ainst  tonlerence 
.  ipponents 

The    tirst    Mttors    on    the 

** After  the  loss  to 

Rock  Valley  we've 

responded  bv  win- 

ninic  nve  games  in  a 

row  and  have  won 

three  siraighi  games 

on  the  nuid.  We'rt' 

happy  thai  we  are  in 

this  kind  of  position." 

•John  Ktisiisik 

Head  Coach 


>.id    came    ajiainst    (.' 

K.ipi.l-.    ru  li>,  th«   next  nu.i 

:  I.  •,■!•-       I-,  .ii;ainsl  )olH-t  14 

ist  n-ad  VK'tors 

I   ll..^...rtK      l,.u    , 


In  thf  sfniiui  .juarter  tin 
H,tvvks  ha\t'  t'litMon-vi  itu-ir 
oppiments  t^  10  and  the 
third  quarter   '•'^  12 

!he  ll.mks  have  li: 


mI.j!  ..I  4"!  \.ir.i-. 
i,  rump  has  27  iattht*s  tor 


pi.n         lh»'       Hav.ks       hjve      s^nmin,:.  !'ls 

outscored    their    opponents  Searev     lejiis    ine  team  in 

172-112.  fcoetvtng  With  30  catches  for 


tlMplijr  ofi 

back  Kyle  Hafkcs . 

Qunky  McCoy  ami 

rcociTcrs  David 

Scaivy  aiid  Dcaaijfl 

CnnBR,"       « 

JohaOlaaS 

HcMlCoajl 

M,d 

i'.i^  t  i  ..itihi"^ 

Burton    ttos.m    h,i-    tour 

Hiterveptloos      inr    .i    l.ilal    ot 

.  .ir.ls  .iiij     I  .i\  At  su-ptir 

,    .     h.is    tour    inU'riipii.in~ 

toi  .1  t.ilal  ol  W)  yards 

Anthony  RaRona  leads 
the  team  in  sacks  with  4  1 '  2 
aiwi  Omar  Carrasco  has  tour 
Mckk.  while   Mike   Neuman 


has  thrtv  s,u:ks 

Kicker  Matt  Wilkin  has 
attempted  three  held  (joals 
and  has  made  two  ol  them. 
I  lis  longest  iine  was  W  yards. 

VVilkin  has  n  kick-oKs  for 
a  total  ot  I27«i  yards  and  tive 
touchbacks  Hi-  M  '  ..v.r 
,tte  IS  W  ^ 

"On  the  ,..i,,,~,.,  ,....  ,.1 
'lie  ball  I've  bi>on  impn-sst-d 
In  the  pUv  ol  quarterback 
kvie  Huj'Ih's  .  t^nicv  McCoy 
and  nieiMTs  l'>a\id  Searcv 
,md  IVnnis  l  rump. "  said 
lliasi^ 

"c  ■  ,  ii-^n.  ^uli  III 

the  ball  I  ill  iiiipressi'd   u  ilh 
n\\  stiinidary 

I'ur      seiiindarv  has 

pljMtl  well  all  vear 

Mike  Stevens,  1  avar 
sti-ptei  irul  Burton  Bosan 
have  ,   i.it  r-      on 

d.'ten-.., 

the  Hawks  tu-xt  home 
);ame  is  Nov.  7  a);ainst  Grand 
Rapids  K.ick-oti  is  set  for  1 
p  m. 


The  Harbiifefef 

Kj 


WiUlam  RrtMy  HariMr  C«ll«g«  •  Falattaw.  llUnoi* 


VeliiNM  XXX 


World's  leading  criminologist  discusses  serial  killers 

Focus  on  local  homicides  puts  chill  in  the  air  for  audience  members 


.IA*»  WRI'tfi 

i'tHC^.  Maii-i>r. 

■  r     What  lit'  dil  ot  111. 
a  cummon,  K'sidi's  In 
the  miist  t<im(>us  •atiaI  kilU-r- 
RKbfrt  RossUt   th»-  «i>rli' 
<iuthority    oi\    iriim-     h.ts    mii  i  \ 
them  all  at  U-nsth 

Re>.%Wr  prk"»*'ntti.i  .t  s{>«>vul  slui 
Ifctun-    c-ntilled      VtuiI    KiIUt^     .  . 
Vxual  Homicidos     .mi   \..miii1>.  r    >  m 
the)  Buildin)^  ThiMlrr 

John   VVav  no   t.,uv     ,i    I 
uhve,   killed   young  men   .ifm   tniru.i 
fiem  in  his  crawl  spate      IHirmn  tin 
'   Kidies   were   t" 
.  btnlies  still  cvni  i 
M.iiis<>n    led    the   cull    v^^l. ' 
.int  actress  Shjn>n  fit.    mi 
^er.  the  heir  lo  • 
:ne.  amonK  man\ 
r«Hl   Bundy   was  accused   ot   killing 
niiHi-  than  y^  women,  Kt~isler  claims  thai 
there  iK  probablv  imm-    I  ntil  the  d.i\ 
he  died,   Buo.lv   .>r,,.  i  ..i.,...!   I.i^   imi.. 
oence. 

Davul  Mrt.  ., th, 


.11,  in  \.iv  \iHV  I  idhmer  ll^ 

■  had  ct«nmitf>-.i  -    m.isfh 

'u  liadiiouble|Mrked(us      utnmirfi 

I! 


vlitterenl  fxissiblc  ttushts 
prv'hles  haM- lonlribi!'  ' 
inanv  killers 

In  .KlJiti.<ii   ' 
Ki— -lor  .lis..  ■XI 
sci.tl.m.t  'i.ifkl  .ir,.;  11 
riuiT.ior  .  .!'>*■ 


■Ii     Ki'^ 


loi   the 
isultani 


.let  - 

■s(   ,.| 

tm. 

with 


l!   '"" 


Robert  ll*»»l«r,  Mm  wofMli 
XmtMnt  authohty  on  crim*.  ha* 
iMt*rvl«w*d  killer*  tucli  m%  John 
WayiM  Oacy. 


..nJ 


(•e  CrwTwiiMOglst 


t,  IMS 

Football:  Hawks 
clinch  A  spot  at 
the  Cola  Bowl 

RyWI  rfMHM 

v,s;-,;*'^r  sPi-WTS EDITOR 

.   Ilarpef  Cullege  lixjt- 
.  ,im  was  lix>king  for  a 

ittli-  rfvenj;e  af;ainsl  Kmk 
Vallev  and  nwm-..  i%.\.>.  ilv 
what  they  . 

Ilie  Hav.k^  ....  vi.ii...i.\ 
ranki.d  -^th  m  the  N)CAA 
liKrtball  lop  IS  poll  With  a 
H-1  record  overall  and  "i-l  in 
iKiilerciHe  play.  They  were- 
.Kli.iled  by  RiK-k  Valley 
thriv  times  in  a  ww  twice 
last  year  and  once  this  yeai 
Iheir  only  two  losses  last 
I  ear  lame  from  th«'  hands  ol 
KiKk  \alle\ 

The  lourlh  tinir  was  a 

harm  for  the  Hawks 
t  larjXT  deteatcd  Kix:k  \alle\ 

n  convincing  fashion  with  a 
12-'*  victory  which  enabled 

he  Hawks  to  clinch  a  spot 
.It  the  f'epw  Cola  Bowl  on 
Nov  22  in  Cedar  Falls.  Iowa 

s.f   FoOtCWl'  ■-        u- 


Drama  department  presents  Pulitzer  Pri/o  winning  play  performed  by  students,  staff 


Nicolo  Oaston 

.  'Alt  AR.'H. 

Harper   CnUeRes  Dram.t 

IVparfment     will     present 

V.    the    I*t0's   I'ulit/er 

winning      plav      m 

wntlen  b\  M.ii 
Chase,  tells  the  stors  .il 
Elwi>od  r  Dowd  a  niiUi 
manneivd  man  who  im.n; 
ines  his  best  friend  as  ,)n 
invisible  SIX  ktot  white  rabbit 
turned  Harvev 

The  play  n-i  .1 

Dowd  and  his  i...i...»    .«ii.> 
aiv  tireil  o(  iivping  with  his 


i.'iniiiituo  i.>  .1  s.injlunuin 
'ii>;n.ils  are  switched,  howev- 
er, and  Vela,  tlwiiod's  >ister, 
ends  up  the  one  being  com- 
•  By  the  time  things 
tightened  out  ard  she* 
IS  releastni,  Veta  Is  making 
evi"sat  Harvey  as  well 

Han fy  represents  whatev- 
t'f  you  want  to  really  do  m 
litf,  sa\sMarv  |o  Will  s.  the 
play  s  dirtvtor  "He  i-pre- 
senl^  our  dreams,  what  we'd 
riMlK  !■>  ■•■>-.  Willis  S.1V- 
the  .11.'  ■  .1  ih.-  pl.n 


TiM  PMIMm  of  PalattaM  portraya  nwaa<  P. 
Wck  Cofliaiiaaa  of  MH.  Praapact  la  caat  aa 
WUaoa  and  Patrick  Naygla  of  PatathM  liaMa 
part  of  Layman  Sandoraon,  HLO. 

!..  K   .111  .ipp'.ii  ii'  •  ^ '■    ■'■ 

t."  ^top  .ind  smell  V 


COIUOE 


u  as 
this 


iiu>sa>;*'  .^tiii  *'■  "-■>!"■'■ 
nitKame  tinl 

The  cist  iv  ,,,,,,(1,^  li  ..;  .1 
mix  I'l  students  and  staff 
members.  Hanvi/    runs 

November  12-U  and  18-21 
The  pla\'  will  be  held  in  the 
Drama  Lab  in  the  liberal 
Arts  Center,  I  !0*»  Show 
time  IS  K  pm.  except  on 
Sundays,  when  the  pi-rtor- 
mances  are  at  2  p  m 

Tickets  are  Vt,  with  dis- 
lounts  fi>r  students  and  staff 
(.onl.ul  the  Harper  Box 
Otiu.  .It  S.tr'J2=it>HX)  tor 
more  inlorm.ilton 


Who  needs  Rush  Street,  we*ve  got  Algonquin  Road  f  "^ 


Saan  Tnidaau 


II. 


Vmth 


Whi. 


hanging; 


'd-     K;...l 


lul^  i.in  ! 

ites  down  liu  -iii-»-i  1! 


Si-chov.  f.> 
with  c»< 
and  slros 


Caiwtwys 

What  IS  llu'  Inidftc't 
referendum, 
anvwavs'' 
•••  IMC*  4 


tary~~Fag*4 


Artel 

Aware  6  Cd 

Review? 

S««P«C«S 


Women  s  basketltall 
teams  gear  up  tor 
the  season. 


I  back  Oaa  rMra 
■taa 

cnilaa  io  a  42-t  vtatofy 
mtmttft  Koch  Valloy. 
TIM  Nawha  fliriali  tk* 
aaaaaw  at  t-1. 
Nawha   raahai  aiatli 


^a««t-« 


SvMta. 


^•gaT-t 


Ika    Papal    Cala    tawl 


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•Give  Uic  gift  oi  lilc!  Vmir 
btood  dofution  un  -^ni'  i 
life.  Ciw  blood  during  thf 
Blood  Drive,  Wediwiday. 
Nowmbrr  18,  9  ji  m  -  3  p.m., 
Student  and  Adminntration 
CcnMtA242 

•GiMl  Aacrican  SoioluNnil 
Quitting  <mokin)(  K  one  of 
the  nu»t  important  thinip 
you  can  do  (or  your  own 
health  and  the  health  of  thow 
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What  happens 
then? 

Wc  are  enft-ring  November  1998, 
and  soon  it  will  be  1999,  only 
one  year  away  from  the  millenni- 
um. We  here  at  the  Harbinger  are 
concerned  about  how  little 
Harper  students  are  doing  to  pre- 
pare for  this     People  have  many 
different  ideas  of  what  is  going 
to  happen  when  the  millennium 
comes     Some  believe  Christ  is 
going  to  be  making  his  second 
coming.    Others  believe  the  end 
of  the  world  is  coming    .^nd  the 
must  likiU   iiindidate  to  hit  us    is 
the  dreaded  millennium  bug 
When  this  hits,  more  than  SO'     ot 
our  computers  jre  going  to  go 
haywire      Ihe  iloitrii  lompanies, 
the  airlines,  the  w'^ '^  "n^''^'    •'" 
all  going  to  be  effected      I  he 
stock  market  will  most  likely 
,  Ki-li    .mil  u  ho  will  ti\  It  .ilP 
l.tiut.ttion  \  is  iiTt.iinlv  not  pro 
p.ufd  li'  d.'.il  with  .1  pr.ibliiii  "t 
such  magnitude     Computers  ,iri 
becoming  with  everv  day  more 
.ind  more  .i  p.irl  i't  our  lues 
Wh.lt  will  h.ippon  wl>."  ■"!>   !iU' 
litu'  IS  lilt  oft"    Wli.il 
in  the  nent  14  months 
lU  ..-r^-'-'mv  our  dtffere! 
'"  ^  '  iliv  t-  c*n».l    k%  *n  1- 

I.  :his  problem    or 

-.1st     M.i: 
tiiuiin>;  lo   loo^   oui    i.o    ouisilvi  ~ 
and  destroy  civili/.ition  ,is  w  e 
know   It'    It  s  not  a  hard  probliiii 
1,1  u  ,.rk  out      W,'  li.ni'  t\\o 

;.s     V\.-   .  '(' 

A  »■  r  y  t  h  I IV  ^  w  "  ' 

pend  everv  : 
'   V     his  problem     i>r  sfvoiuUv 

m  stop  It  ft  OIL-   I  oniputiT-. 
W  ItllOUI    Mll'm        I   It  111-  r     \\    1  ;.      II    ~ 

going  lo  elfetl  our  normal  rou 
tine,  and  change  is  samethinft 
Harper  i.mf  li.indle     Hold  on  a 

second,   i  IS  Ih'i'ii  Itcvs  in .; 

at  Harper  len  lojd  l.iti'K     s,,,x^. 
us.  Or.  Bob' 


K*vtaSlMpiw 

swwTseatoR 

Spiirts  have  evolved  trom  ttic 
ver\  K-RUUiinR  trt>m  hiRh  sctxHil, 
to  college,  and  then  theNFI  which 
started  in  the  1'*2<K,  and  the  NBA 
in  the  I'MOs  as  well  as  i>»her  pn> 
tessional  leagues  They  have  (jiven 
us  great  moments  trom  Super 
Bowls  to  Stanley  Cup  Finals,  but 
the  line  thing  I've  r«rticed  is  that 
these  sptirls  have  seemed  to 
always  be  male-dominated 

Not  until  recently  has  a 
woman  s  league  ev(»lved  and  sur- 
V  ived  as  the  WNBA  and  the  ABl. 


Itoriallowrt 


The 


Editor  m  Chief- 


News  Editor. 


Sports  Editor- 


has  Why  is  this'  Women  can  play 
these  games  [ust  as  well  as  men 
iiin  l>on  t  fhev  di-ser\e  the  same 
recognition  as  the  men  m  umipeti 
tion' 

It  .ilso  -rtvins  that  attendance  to 
wonit-n  s  events  are  always  small- 
er where  as  the  men's  events 
alwavs  have  larger  tum-«>uts  For 
example,  right  here  at  Harper 
College  1  attend  both  mi-n  s  and 
women's  athletic  events  and  I've 
noticed  that  even  thivugh  there  are 
little  crowds  at  K>th  ol  them,  the 
men's  event  still  -ieems  to  draw- 
more   ol    an    audience   than    the 


More  s  s  tew 


women's  event    Why' 

Aren't  the  women's  events  just 
as  exciting  as  the  mens  events'" 
rhe\  can  compete  |ust  as  hard  as 
men  can  It's  the  same  game.  |ust 
a  different  gender  ol  players. 
What's  wning  with  that?  The 
game  is  still  played  the  same  way 
Wi>men  athk-tes  need  as  much  fan 
support  as  men  athletes  do.  1  think 
that  students  here  and  sports  tans 
across  the  nation  as  well  as  the 
world  should  come  out  support 
the  wcnm-n  s  teams  the  same  way 
they  support  the  men's  teams 
The  game  is  just  as  gixxl 


Tr*e*y  rMltof 

I  U.I-.  -.ithiii;  in  i|u' 
i.ileliTi.i  .1  nHiple  ol 
weeU  .i:4i'  J'hI  ".>s 
asked  this  question 
Would  vou  like  to  vole 
t,M  tl;i  t^iKli^et  nlrr.'ii 
iiun-' 

I  he  tirst  two  mies 
tu'ii-  I  te.uiiK  h.ul  ill 
miiui      lor      her       wi-f 

Wh.lt  !••  the  I'll..!  .-■'■•  r. 
ireiuiiini    .itiwv.u 

In  uli.il  V'  ' 
uoiilil  till-  .!■' 
the   m.iin    -■ 

ue       .itti'iut 


_Aman(teOffenbactief 
Jennifer  Goiz 


.Kevin  Shepic 


Assstart  Sports  tUilof Ryan  Fr««> 

Faculty  Advisor HemmH  Schtossberg 


the  ainstruction  of  two 

new     buildings,     which 

tot.il  ;stViM)0  squaa'  feet, 

I  he    funding    will    iKx 

provide    much    neeJeJ 

classriHims  and  lalxirato- 

ries.    and    will    increase 

instructional   spaces   by 

U  .       With  all  ol  these 

ieiiov.,itions  ,)l  hand,  this 

uii:        vost        tavp.uerv 

per      \e.i' 

ot  .1  honii 

■  rket    \,ikie    .iiul   on.  e 

■1  ■-,  .  ,i      til.-    Ti'leren 

ot   !., 

\.i.- 
'  ir(vc    tnit  all  this  ui 


rest  ot  us  the  student 
Kxiv  in  si'veral  ways.  It 
ttu-fe  a>mes  a  time  where 
we  niH'd  to  attend 
ll,ir|-H'r  in  the  luture,  tor 
example,  tor  |ob  training, 
"(t  ol  us  who  would 
lake  oiurses  will  be  able 
to  continue  taking  cours- 
es jt  Harjx'r  .Also,  it 
v\  ill  K  (»>ssible  tor  stu- 
'  beiome  edutal- 
efrairasi  m  hii-h 
ifemand  larei 

students 

Harper  alter  us  will  Ix- 

ihle  to  take  advantage  ol 

1  jse  in  the  num- 

..-tiilii.ile     and 

Ihis 


lour-year  colleges  and 
universities  interested  in 
offenng  baccalaureate 
degrees  in  order  for  stu- 
dents to  get  their  degrees 
more  amveniently. 

This  will  not  be  avail- 
able It  the  n'lerendum 
doesn't  pass.  It  that's  the 
ias«',  then  1  larper  will  bx' 
unable  to  otter  additiini- 
al  courses  during  timi-s 
needled  by  students 
\nd,  worst  of  all,  Harj-s-r 
v\  ill  not  K-  able  to  contin- 
ue ottering  the  highest 
levels  of  edutational 
excellence  So.  1  now  ask 
vou.  the  students,  to 
think  about  the  future  ot 
Y  ,iursel\.'s  viMii  p.m'Oi- 


luid    f^en 
<isHnn  bui 


,  his»l  th.it 


sludenls  v  tH-  attending  i  ■ 

'iisi,|lha\k  ....         'inetime  m  the  ti 

illeges   and  in  deciding  vour  \ole  i>n 

...  ,<t  a  r--'    •'  lebruarvl'*,  1*« 
.uKlition  lor  mori'  informatu>i 

A,H.rl.o»oUU  lAe    learned    that    .!      Il.iiper    will   be   .i .Usmf  th.- tnidget  ivfeix-n 

will  K-  useil  lor     vvuld  N-nefit  me.  ami  tbi-     sei-k   partnership,   uith  dum.  call  H4,  .9.5.3.97 


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Women's  basketball  looks  to  rebuild:  name  new  head  coach 


SPOBTS  EDITCiP 

The        HdrptT        C  .iJIrai'     tiu 
Women  ^   haskftbi 
kH>k.inR      lorwjrd 
upctnnmK  MJison.  4ik1  ^ 
,„.».  ►>.■..»  ...TihWfledd  di...      ,1,11 

'jch  Chri-.t.i 
[Nuiiitiu-i  .li  iiK-  ht-'liii.  tht'v  jiv 
in  KixHJ  hands 

"It  s  much  mon-  difficult 
bemg  a  ht-ad  itidch  ihdn  mi 
avtisunl.  sdid  ciMih  Itsid 
"Whvn  yiHi're  an  d>»isUnt. 
yuu  have  d  lot  ot  rules  to  fal- 
low as  wifll  paperwork  to  gi-t 
done  and  the  i>thfr  things 
that  go  into  preparing  tlH> 
tiMm   lor   thi'  u[Vomm(;  s*?*- 


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..    Jiunilir   I'airii- 

Af>  she  led  the  IaIv 

ik,.|f    f,-^j    p^.,,,. 

'  merit  appear - 
M     thev    (inishfd 
i>.»tu>r   with  .1 


,...Kli-d    N.ih 


tourlii   111   il 
reccmi  ol  2^ 

Md   •<>■< 
bov^  arid  girls  t>.isli  • 
lane  Addams  |r  Mi^ 
tor  14  years  as  well  a*    s>  i 
iHher  s«;hiii>ls,  but  his  rn.i 
livus  IS  this  years  tejni 

"There  s  two  things  thdl  I 
hopn-  we  can  get  ihj!  ot  this 
sea<«)n."  said  co^ih  ledd 

"Numt>'r    '111    \M    vv.inti'J 


players  hack  up  this  seastw  as 

opposed  to  '■-•  -•••* '•(■!! 

we  tmly  h.i 

But  our  V-, \  hi: 

mvselt  tills  Veil    Is  1, 

ii'jst  n  (v .  '  !,^t)[ 

nov\   i\r  11.. , 

\umh«'r  tuu  vm  just  w,«il 
lo  i;o  .nit  th«>rf  .irul  impr.n. 


•    ilown  this  sea- 

l^ven  though  C  luvh  ledd 
may  not  be  new  i..  tli.  or,^ 
gram  itsell,  he  J.  r 

need    to   help   Itu    ,r„; 

tri'shman  Itvl  ai  home 


tix   ;jit    ^v».*UJ    |S's(iK'ii.   liH" 

thrcv  new  guards  that  we  wilt 
K'  adding  whether  it  be 
\l«liss,i  Kiimmel  Maurwn 
'  1  istjldi,'  or  kris  Steinke 
■.■\  uill  K-  thi'  oTH's  han- 
dling the  ball  and  gcllin>;  it  to 
the  big  p«)ple 

111  terms  ol  our  big  people 
!he\  r%'  the  ones  that  are 
going  to  have  to  step  it  up, 
and  the  sueivs*  that  we  haye 
this  vear  will  dep»-nd  i.if>on 
how  well  the-,-  pla^ 

Ni'l  onh    will 

be    showing    the    iu-.. .,. 

around,  but  sophomwre  Erin 
Brown   will  help  out  as  well 

"V\e  netHi  sohk-KhIv    like 


Urowii  to  tell  these  new  girls 
«  hat  It's  hke  bev:aus»»  she  was 
then-  last  year  and  she  knows 
what  she  s  up  against  when 
she  giH's  on  the  tlisir  s.iid 
coach  )edd 

"l  can  tell  them  what  it's 
like  Chrisla  tan  tell  thorn 
what  Its  like,  but  v\.  n  not 
on  the  III  Kir 

Which  IS  w  hv  we  need  Bmwn 
lo  tell  them  what  goes  on. 

Overall,  were  very  excit- 
••■I     about  the  h*  we  have, 

i  we  liKik  forward  to  the 
i^oining  season  " 

The  Lady  Hawks  open 
their  season  against  Robert 
Morrison    November  12 


FOOTBALL:  look  to  dominate  in  tiie  Pepsi-Cola  Bowl 


FOOtBALL,  t'cuT'  oagf 

Not  only  that,  but  the  ll.n\ks  are 
the  Region  l\'  champs,  tor  the  firnt 
time  in  10  M-.irs 

"Im  very  pleased  with  tfw  team's 
perti)rmance  against  RiKk  Valley." 
said  head  coach  |i>hn  Eliasik  "We 
have  won  six  straight  games  in  a  low 
Our  only  lom  th»  year  was  to  Rucfc 
Valley - 

RcKk  Valley  tiK>k  the  early  lead 
Steve  Mat/1  kicked  a  42-yard  Held 
goal  to  give  them  a  .VO  had. 

Then  QB  Kyle  Hughet  found 
Kevin  GlevMon  in  the  end  ume  tiw  a 


'I     V.Uvl      lOUihdoVM,  KiKk      \.,\n\ 

bliKked  the  I'AI,  but  the  Hawks  ,till 
Ied»v1 

Later  in  the  tirst  h.ilt  Hughes 
hooked  up  t»veiver  IX-nnis  Crump 
on  a  "JO-yard  touchdown  to  give  the 
Haw  ks  .1  1 :  1  lead  in  the  second  quar- 
ter 

Rink  \all«'ys  (ason  Blue  had  the 
lone  rn  lor  RiK"k  Valley  scoring  Irom 
three  yards  mil  to  close  thi-  gap  to 
thn-e  pomN,  but  that  is  as  tlose  as 
RiKk  Valley  would  gel 

The  Hawks  tmal  scori'  ol  the  lirst 
halt    vame    when    Hughes       tound 


<  tiiiii|'  in  thr  i-iul  /one  Imiii  w  i-n 
\  jrds  out  lo  givi-  the  Hawks  ,i  Is  w 
hall-time  lead. 

The  seeond  was  contntlliHl  bv  the 
Hawks  Matt  Wilken  kaked  a  W- 
\ard  tield  goal  to  give  the  Hawks  a 
2 1-"*  lead 

Then  Burton  Bosan  ran  back  a 
punt  lor  .1  =is  v.ird  t.Hiihdown 
Wilken  .iilitrd  the  I'AI  to  gne  the 
lldvsks  ,1  ^x-tlead 

I  lughes  siored  (rtwn  one-yard  out. 
to  gi\  ,•  the  I  lawks  the  ■»■»-»»  lead 

I  hen  I  >B  (.avar  Stepter  inlercept- 
eil  ,1  [Mss  ,iiui  ran  it  back  lor  a  h2-yard 


touchdown  which  was  the  final  sa>re 
ol  the  game  by  the  Hawk.s.  The  final 
sci»nf  of  the  game  was  42-*> 

The  dHensive  charge  was  led  by 
Stepter,  who  had  thtve  interception* 
in  the  game  and  leads  the  team  with 
s»'ven    Tony  Lyons  had  one. 

(Juinc7  Mc<.oy  led  all  rushers  writh 
74  yards  on  17  carries  while  Crump 
had  4  catches  for  114  yards  Gleesan 
also  chipped  in  with  four  catches  for  a 
total  of  7:1  yards 

"1  want  our  ti  un  to  k;o  undefeat- 
ed for  the  rest  ol  the  year  said 
Hiasik 


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Rya 

I  hi   I    'H  I  l<n%ks  tin.il  ^.11 

vcar  v\ax  li  ^vhkI  ono    Ihi-\  pn: .  

iKe  win  couimn  w>lh  a  ciwiviminf; 
win  oviT  thf  C)dkli>nKjiJer>.  •■■  •*"••'■ 
Ntarisht  sets  l>-3.  IVH.  ami  1 

rhi-  LaJv  Hawts  finishtJ  in.  u-, 
utar  stMMin  with  .1  niord  nt  "'  I  '^ 
i.imffn.'me  plav  thi-  lady  flawk- 
2  >  and  are  a  iv>.p»-i.tabti'  4-2  at  hi 

"Wtf    tjn  b«^al    anvKtds     in 
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• .   b«-a«  tolleso   nf  l>ul 
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Iwii  wtfk-.  a>;ii  tht  Lk1\   ll.nvk-. 
tait-d  Ctilk-Rf     ot  l,aU'  Cminn      at 
lionif  and  wvrv  d«'U'dU*d  in  to\ir  -.  f- 
l=i-I2.  +-l=i   1>1"  and  VIS 

lhi«i  >;amo   Has  m>  tru>.tr.ilint; 
^  lit  \1«>liN>.a  RomiTifl 

'.I'  just  n»vd  In  lunu'  !.>>;.  ilu  r  .i'- 
in  aiKt  we'll  bi-  tini' 
Wo  ■ttaitt^l  iHii  sinMiR  ir> 
against    (CLC),      ■-"•<    h' 
Sharon  Staudtr 

prix-d  iht'TiM-h^        ...     ..- 

umtidi'nii 

■•■ 'phmiirc  IikU    K<»-.i'I   Um.I^   '' . 
Ill  kilK  with  livl     wh.l.   ^ 


Ptr'li    iU  f.tVIN  SHtPKf 

MielMll*  Klli^trlck  »racttc«* 

<     ill  in  .ucN  v%  ith  21 


IVlk-v  ha-  -  ^:  - ..  „  H.  ■-  while 
HriKikf  DiSano  ha«.l7alM. 

KosM>l  IS  alsti  the  team  Iradct  in 
hliKks  with  42  and  Melissa  Rommel 
has  21  bliKks  m  her  trx-dit. 

l-ri-shm.iii  Katie  Watt  leds  the 
team  in  assists  w  ith  2f>I  vs  hile  Bris>ke 
DiSarui  has  1 W 

Haih  IS  the  te.iin  le.utit  m  ih^js 
uith  !s3. 

She  IS  tollowed  b\  I  >iSarni  i\  ith  41 

In,  recent  >;ames 

tVVauKmsiv.C  I  e  1  H.uh  h,is  V  kills,  2 
.Ill's,  and  7  di>;s 

K..SS0I  has  ;.'.  kills,  ■(  hl.xks,  and  " 

dlRS 

Watt  has  sf)  assils.  and  3  digs 
Hw  l-ady  Hawks  have  a  total  i>l 
4JU  kills,   lilt*  .K.s     III    blinks,  41^ 

assists  .uid  Vwi  Jii;s  mi  tl>.'  -.■  '^i-" 


Men's  Basketball  looks  to  improve  this  season  with  new  players 


Ryan  FratMid 

i  lu  ( l.irjH-r  I  .'(li^e  Men  s 
B.isketball  team  is  lnokinj;  to 
impn>ve  on  last  years  >>-20 
record,  and  with  the  help  ot 
some  incoming  treshmen 
head  coach  Mike  Hirst  h 
should  be  liH'kinc  U\r\-. 
the  challenge 

"I     hope     th.i' 
improxe  this  w.v 
to     last     ^.  I 

Hirsch 

"And  aK  tiniit 

mg  this  pro^;.:.. 

Coath  Mirsih  is  not  oiiK 
readv  tor  the  ihallent;i  but 
he  s   prep.triiii;  his  iiiioniini; 


Ir." 

"Isaac     Holl.u 
s.  haumbiiiTR    Hl^;!' 
wIh>s  got  really  ^oiKl  athletn 
ability   looks   hihk)   ioT   us 
said  coach  Mirsih 

"Also   t  asi'v    lackxl    has 

potential   as  well,   but   realU 

•  1  ervNiU      vxhose     hm""    ■ 

d  playing  lor  u>  thi- 

"  ■' '    '      ''<-■   .1    i;i..-. ; 


h.i\, 


PPK 
llin 


iK      villi      coach 
preparinK    the 


Joint  1! 

\,.t 

Mil-.  I-. 

Ireshmcii  but  he  will  alst"  >;el 
leadership    Iroin    last    xear  s 
t.iur  a'turnins  Miphomoivs 
Thi-st'    .ire    four    lerritic 


.Mul  I  I. in  (S(,irj;i'si 

I  he  treshmen  probabK 
kH>k  more  to  Sherman 
Kvause  he  s  mavbe  our  K-st 
plaver  v\ith  all  ol  his  expeii 
.  ,,.,    i,,,i  ih.  .    .1...  I.u,l.  1,,  il„ 


With     this     \e,ir  s     I, 
.'\erall,    iiMih   Hirsih   h 
lo  see  great  thmfts  \\.\\-. 
thnnighout  the  loursi'  01  t 
si-ason. 

This  team  has  ,i  lot 
potential  to  do  i;re,it  thin.: 
said  coach  \h\- 

"\\w\     .If. 


Jar*d  Sharman.  puaha* 
tba  ball  iip-court  duiliig 
a  Nowa  tarn*  last  yaar. 

ni,.-l       l.ili  nieil       .111.)       .ieel 


.  ;  fe.ini  I  '. 
-liiit  i  ve  t>i\'n  hiie  .iiui  il 
vou  put  the  two  t»)(;cther, 
■niv  RnMt  things  can  happi'n 
iKerall.  I  think  that  I  have 
UMi  great  assistant  coaches  in 
I  >on      Johnson      and      Dan 

V  rufllone 

Also  our  as  a  student 
issislant    Kevin   Shepke   as 

VI  ell,  but  the  main  thing  is 
ihat  we're  realK  evciled 
.it>out  this  team  and  I'm 
liappv  to  be  coaching  at 
I  l.irper  ' 

I  he  Hawks  njH'n  the  sea- 
son lui-silaN  Ni>\ember  10  at 
home  against  RobiTt  Morns 
junior  VarsitN  dame  time 
starts  at  7  p. 111 


Bittersweet  finish  for  women's  soccer    NjcAA%pi!^FootbaiiPoff 


"1 


Jeaa  Lactfaa 


the  Hawks  plavmg  in 

n.>irn,illv       dim't    plii 

'Ire  "iwet'pe' 


k  overall  i. 


lawks  li»%i 

(i.irl    ih.A 


1  h«'  ji.iin*'  le.i 
tutn  switihi's  ih 


1. Ricks  College,   9-0 
2.Butler  County  CC  9-0 

3.Jones  County  JC  9-0 

4.NW  Mississippi  CC   9-0 
5.Georgia  M  i !  itary  Co!  lege     7  - 1 
6T.TyIerJCTyler^TX    7-2 
fiT.Middle  Georgia  College    7-2 
S.Sttovv  College,  Ephraim,  UT  U 
9.W.  R.  Harper  College  8-1 
1 0.  Trinity  Valley  CC      K-1 

11  C.irden  City  CC,  7-2 

1 2  \ assti u  CC,  Garden,  N  Y    7-2 
13.Lack«ivvanna  JC    6-2 
URiKlusterCTC.  7-1 

n. Arizona  Western  College  7-3 
Vindicates  forfeiture  s  due  to 
ineligible  player 


^ 


Th  e  Harbinfifii?^ 


....  '«''•'  ■yMr' 

WUHani  RahMy  Iterpfr  C«H»g»  »  PalatI— ,  MM—U 

President's  Gala  brings  much  support 

$250,000  gift  donated  for  new  Performing  Arts  Centei 


VolMM*XXX  •  Hmmltmtl  •  Moviafcar  23, 1ft 


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IVrforminn    Arts    arwj    th»" 

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The     ('rfsiJfnt\     i..il,i 

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Memb.. 

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hxA  place  at  The  Biltmnn- 

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Country  Cluh  im  Saturvljv 

stni.  ti.  tn  thi*.  >pnnj5 

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rporjte  sJ■>l'nM>^^ 

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pletilv  s. 

,illi>m»-\  in  iht- . 

.'mtniiP'* 

mittiv  cxpr  !.  J    :' 

but  thi  t.'i.il  u.s  .»,    . 

iltv  jnd  ^!.jit 

,ili-n! 

-untf  K>r  the 

Ihf 

K.ud  Ih  It 

ijt  u*i*  r 

fl^'^^  ft 

>.  dthermc 

Hri'vi 

»hi>f    }'i 

were  M4ii 

I  SfCUll* 

arrdnm'n 

.1  pttM-  or 

fl.irpt'f  1 

tomuil  .' 

inn  and  1  . 

pldyc<l  th«-  pi.imi 

*^tu.irf  r*  lViv  .•  ,1  S"*^!!  11(1*1 

Harvey  cast  charms  audience  with  superb 

invisible  rabbits,  insane  asylums,  vivid  characters 


performance 

took  the  stage 


ANMNMla  Of  f  wifeaclMr 
iwHiif  ar  Ooli 


mierevi 
with  a  b.i  I .  I, 

The  "ihims  mntMHi.vl  lhri'uv;li 
out  the  weekend     I  he  1  iKr.il  Art'* 
Center  l>rama  I  ab  v\  a-,  pav  kevi  ti<r 
ino«>t  oj  the  shtnving!. 

ElwtHtd  r  Di»wd.  plaved  bv 
Tim  Philbin,  appears  to  be  an  aver- 
age man,  until  we  meet  his  best 
frwnd.  Harvey,  who  happm*.  to 
be  a  six  (out  tour  tnch  tail  invisible 
rabM. 


illi;  .M>l\    .ti'i'l  t    ,i(  ; 

\l\rtle    \1.ir     .1    ~i 

oeeking  li>\i'.    .iri'  --uk  ot  kit-pm^; 

>k.eleton>  in  tin  l.intiK  » loM't 

IheN  tr\  ■<•  -I'Ke  their  proh 
lems  b\  having  |)i>wd  luiniTHttecl 
to  a  mental  in.stifiition 

When  Veta  goes  in  tu  lommit 
lX»wd,  the  pompous  MHing  ih 
Sandenion,  portrased  b\  I'.itru  k  I 


Ki  tiv   > 
wiirlii niuHMievi  psM 
head  <>t  the  hiispij.il   i 
Miih.ii'i  s,t.iil.-v    h  i 
the  p.iliinl-   lor  tin    , 
years 

l>r  ehtiinles  ends 
tlarxev,  and  losing  m 
i>t  his  own. 


v.  hiinilev. 
hi.itrist  .invl 
'.  .iti.u  It!  1-v 


up  mei'ting 
)me  marbliN 


made   up   of   stii-  i 
I  itiinmunitv  tnetn- 

il    n^    hour-    into 

:  I  tt  ;t 

'V    M.iry 
Vlarv    |o 

Wilii- 

Willis  has  i  .  ;  Pi;  pl.i\s 

.11  I  l.ujHT  tor  2  i  ve.irs 

I'rex  lous  prinluilion-  iiulude 
Uix/  Suie  Story.  <..ui/>  J'lJ  '><>">  and 
I  'ur  Tim'TI 

Atter  an  .ihnost  itinv  hour  per- 
tormame,  the  tast  members 
re<.ei%ed  a  hi'artv  round  of 
applause. 


Women's  Basketball  looks  to  improve  skills 


SKWTS  EWTOR 


.  \(ii\  I  th.it  lx\ausi'  this  IS  an 
mcvprunifd  crvw  and  the. 

>  .      .  i...  .  t,i  what  th. 


I  on..'  th<'\      inn   '^1' 


h.'t!,' 


s.i,'ink.'  h.id 


The       Harper       I  olU-.;.  ' 
U,.men  '-    lvi-.k.'th.ill    i.-.in' 

hiipes  to  impro\e  on  a  lew  iiui    inn 

skills  atter  ttn-ir  untorfunate  s,  ..n-  22   i 

College  .-   lh.if      ,  tupp,-.!    ii. 

November    14  luipe- to  iiiipnne      ivhil.-     Holl-^      !l.<('Ci 

It     went     lh>      v\.u      I  i -.- and  the  }->.'rtor       th.- «.n  in  .is^ist^  .Mth 

thtnight  it  was  gomg  to  s:  .  ol  the  ptsi  pla\  \'-t    onK     t' 

he.ut    .o.i.-h    N'tf   I.'dd    -.  .\,'  h.iv.'  to  d 

■he  |.H'  . 

.^h  l.dJ 
.Ills.'    wi'    onh     h.Kl    ~i>  rhf  I  .ith   H.i»k-  -; 

■Its       Hut    v.iii    kiiiJ    ,>i  p.'r.<'nl  In'ni  tlm.r  ."i 


Check  out  the 
Decemtwr 
entertainment  line- 
up! 
SMraga4 


1"  .■!  ttii'if  i->2  -.hots      tomplain  .lUnit  that  sime  it 
1   Mastal.ir/   l.ii   all     vn.i-  the  hr-t  .oll.-ge  game 


Who's  Who** 
Harper  CollegE 


•mm.'l   .liso 

.  I  f .  ,1        up  an.1 

.11,  hut      proKihl', 

.■r..    ('Uisi-r  th.it  ha.l  an 

ir.ii!     v.",oo.l     i;anH'     vvas 

ilh  nine 

~<'V  en 


How  much 
studying  do  ycnJ 
plan  to  do  for 
finals? 
•MPagat 


Ovliiii'  ciinpiiltrs 
arv  coming  to  tho 
Student  Center 
•••pag«2 


-3!'' 

a. 


^•tf*  2-S      AM. 


Sp«rtst 

M«-n  s  B.iskftKill 

scores  1U3  pis  in 
thier  first  game. 


•porta — PagM  10-12 


So  who's  running 
this  joint,  anyway? 
This  issue,  we  focus 
on  the  President  of 
Latinos  Unidos 
Verona  Garcia. 


Pagie2 


Campus^News 


Tht-  Harbinger 
November  n,  1998 


"Who's  Who"  awards  program 
could  benefit  your  future 

Huprr  ttudents  Ruy  now  Jppiv  tor  inclusinn  in 
lh»  \<mJ»  "Who*  Who  Among  Sludrnt*  in  American 
luniof  Coll«Rr»"  proRr"n 

Since  l%».  Harper  C ollege  ha*  participated  in  the 
■■V\ho\  Who  program  Ihi*  program  provide^ 
recognition  tor  outvtandinf;  student*  in  iunmr  and 
community  tollege*  atfou  th*  ,...."i'v  i  ■■  !>  -.t;,.!,-! 
-elected  (or  this  rcci^ilion  i^  I 
tolume  which  ha*  betome  a  resptMi-a  nuirmv  -."in. 
for  <-nlle«e»  and  hu*ines»e*.  and  a«  a  litelonR serviii-.  thcv 
\\  ho'!.  Who"  office  *»  a  pentiani  r 

'iir  pritspecfive  rmployerv    lh>- 
nu-an-     a     great     deal     to     the     vludinr*     %elec(«;U 

\l  Harper,  the  -x-lettion  ,.)minillif  i»  tompriseii 
of  stuJ.'n(>  laiulH  and  sldtl  \  thtv,'  imIJ  criterion  i- 
used  tor  evjluatinRapplican'-  ''  v  'i-'"'  ^ijndlni'  :■ 
Participation    and    iojdi-i- 

lurncular   aclinlif.    jnd    "   i  ••rnmunm    ■..iwi, 
addition,  landidatrs  must  tiavr  completed  at   li-asl   -i 
-Fmc-ter    hums    h^    the    lime    the*    are    consul 

It  studiM\N  Iff  I  thev  mav  possibh  be  qua 
th(*v    -hould  apply   direcll\    in   Ih.-   student    \cfintu-~ 
llttici-      Vh     immediateK     -.inic    Ihe    deadline    to- 
applvinR  1-  lanuary  ;^   f***     li^rm  are  available  tor  thi- 
purpt)M' 


HEALTH  WATCH 


te«m  iMHtiive  mtem  mMi- 
'       Hies,     lime 

.mvigerv.  .ii>,niti\. 
inj;    ami    nwr'- 


Qot  in  Shape  for 
Today's  Job     ^.^^ 
Opportuniti^  .\  ■  ^^ 


anon  Meetings 


..tern  tk^^rt  ^^.i  ■.     ' 
•  IffiAtniCARE  MANACfJMTJVT  •  0)MPVTtR  Mt.rwORK'.VSTE.M^ 

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SCHOOL  Of  BUSINESS 


1  T  •  *  T     -J  n 


HOFFMAN  ESTATES  •  Comer  of  Golf  Rood  &  Roselle  Rood  •  884-1 436 

All  AtU)L  1  Shdi  s  is  the  tasicst  growing  retail  footwear  chain  carrying 
the  best  name  brand  shoes  in  the  country! 

Now  accepting  applications. 
Call  for  details. 


I 


The  Hdrbinger 


Canipii%^4l#ws 


Page  3 


^  Ask  your  wellness  advisor  ^ 


Sludent-.  will  anuin 
rriDusK  submit  qui>li(>ti- 
iin  WeUrwis  roUtiii  tupiis 
by  placing;  them  m  tlif 
marked  box  niitsKli"  the 
Health  Nrxufs  Ottki'  in 
A367. 

AiTsweni  will  .ippejr  in 
future  is!.ue>  dI  fir 
Hiirbin\;rr 

All  i)ue>>tion-.  will  hf 
thoroughly  researchfd  .ind 
ri^pcnst'-'  will  K'  pri>vn.li'ii 
bv  Moalth  C.ire 

PriifesMonals,  and  are  nut 
relati-d  to  The  Harhin^cr 

Q.  I  have  a  friend  thai  is 
having  some  problems 
and  I  think  ii  is  because 
all  of  the  diet  and  caf- 
feine pills  she  has  been 
taking.  Are  appetite  sup- 
pressants and  caffeine 
pills  addictive?  If  so, 
why?  Why  do  people 
gain  their  weight  back 
after  stopping? 


We  ».iiimit  .iiiswir  thi- 
>.jui-lu>n  tulK  rtilhoul 
mon-  intormation  abinit  thi- 
problems  the  person  is 
experiencing;  alon^;  with 
-p/iitics  about  the  mt-dita- 
tions 

'\rv  the\  pres<ripti.>n  or 
tner  the  lounter  lirug-.' 

0\.vr  the  (OiinliT 
jppetiti'  .mil  i.ittiint'  pills 
I. in  be  addictive  both  ph\s- 
kjIIv  and  psvchoU>f;icalK 

That  IS  beiause  caffeine 
and  compiiunds  in  the  diet 
pills  aa-  stimulant  drugs 

When  people  stop  their 
.  itkine  intake  tn>m  vxh.it 

■  '    -Hirce    (coftee     li  M 
'  I  they  rrun  ivpvn 
.  !i, .     withdrawal    symp 
toiTis   such  as  headaches. 
t.iligue  and  lethargs 

The  intensity  >>l  these 
symptoms  de[X>nds  upon 
the  person's  caffeine  le\  il 
and  individual  sensitiv  il\ 

I'svchologu.illv    p<'<>ple 


ni.iv  miss  the  elicits  ol 
the  s.l.vi  1.1.  .  .,r  thi-  -nb 
sl.iii,  .  (her  nr  not 

the\  II. n  I-  .iii\  ph\  si,  ,i| 
withdraw. il  symptoms 

Withdrawal  sNniptonis 
indicate  that  siimi  \f\v\  ot 
addiction,  hiiweyer  lar>;eor 
small  has  iHHirred 

IVestripdon    diet    nuil 
uations       reiiuire       strut 
phvsiiian  supervision  an 
any    problem    or    n'nierns 
should  N'  .Kldresst'ii  imme 
diateU 

I'eople  often  gam 
vveijjht  after  stuppinj;  ifiel 
pills  ot  anv  kind  Kvause 
ihev  haven  t  made  the  nec- 
ess.irv  lilestyle  1  hanpes 

\ppetile  siippress.jiits 
or  similar  drugs  max 
diminish  your  apjx'tite.  but 
oiue  thev  are  stiipjx'd  vou 
must  deal  with  all  the  iia 
s<)ns  people  tend  to 
oveu-al 

Q.     Is  il  true  that  food 


You   COULD   BE    EARNING 
$IO  AN    HOUR. 

And  thaf's  jusr  the  beginning. 

■     1.  <■   h        A*  •    »  '    IV*  ■    •     ■ 
,1       .    n.  1.  ,1  i  4  ■.  .■     ; 

ii«t  aoe  lot  yourtMiill. 

•  Rart-TlnrM»  Nigrits 

•  FLEXIBLE  HOURS  around  your  sct>«<fid« 

•  Career  Pattilno 

•  SIO.OO  mrnS  UP  por  Itour 

•  FULL  TRAININO  provided 

•  Full  Tim*  Positions  arm  also  avallaMs 

You  will  tx*  assisirxo  «-t  cxjr  loan  imvn-.  '  ■  -  * 

ixjt  more  ex  to  t>Q  cxsnstcteiriafl.  saricj  ■ 


PMC  KA^rtO'KJ*' 
Road. 

ma47  ■!■'■■ 


turns  into  fat  if  you  eat 
too  much  of  it  even  if  the 
food  is  really  good  for 
you? 

^es  I  X.  iss  alories  from 
anv  s(iiiut  .ire  stored  as 
bmfv  i.tt 

Si  V  ou  ( .\rt  get  lust  as  tat 

on    .1    h,ix;h  i..ilone   diet    ot 

•  '  UHsis  as  vou  tan  on 

.done  diet  ot  'iiv,'/i 

•.,f    liHl.ts 

I.  alories  trom  Iruits  .nut 
vegetables  do  "lount, "  but 
becaiis<>  thev  aa-  high  in 
tiKr  vou  teel  hill  .ind  .in 
not  likeK  to  oven'at 

Ihev  are  also  healthier 
than  high  tat  t(x>ds  such  as 
baion,  lake.  and  ue  vream 
i>r  low-tat  tiHufs  such  as  lal- 
triv  chips,  Siiack  Wells  or 
reifiued  tat  pastries 

1 1  IS  fn-sl  to  try  .ind  eat 
niovlerate  portions  of  real. 
ntit'.iTTi.iII'  oriHessixi  IoihIs 
t!'  •  ;  <<'•  l,-|l 


I>  IS  C:  IVII O IRXG  AO  IS 


rhiiikini!  oft  onipuiers? 


Improve  your 
environment.. 
You  can  make 
a  difference!! 
By  attending 

the 
••Referendum 
101:Harper's 

On  THE 

Ballot" 

Monday,  Nov  23 
9  5:30  A242a 
Tuesday,  Noy.  24 
e  12:30  C103 
Vice  President 
of  Student 
Affairs  Dr. 
Bonnie  Henry 
will  be  speaking 
on  the  referen- 
dum and 

answering  ques- 
tions. 


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rimt  ulwljntitpi  m  >im««»«  «ai  up  t»  1  y—n. 

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I  hi"  HarbinniT 
Novcabcr  23,  1998 


Arts  &  Entertainment: 
December  line  up  wraps 
up  the  semester 


Classifieds 


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As  Ihe  end  i>t  the  Mint".. 
ICT  draws  near  and  ■.tudent> 
and  staff  alike  bexm  («»  pre 
pare  for  finals,  lake  -iinie 
time  out.  and  >ei-  wh.u 
Harper  has  plann«\t  lor  \  ku 

•  Harp«r'»  Tr»e  Trimming 
Party  VVednesdax.  IX%  2  Jl 
I-  pm  in  (he  student  and 
Administratum  i  enter  in  the 
student  liHinne 

Harper  >  tnv  will  K-  dei 
orated  will  vwnanu-nl^  dipn.il 
<\l  from  club*  arui  nr>;aiu/.i 
tioru.  on  the  camu> 

Thl^  e\enl  w  open  to  the 
puhlii 

•  Spider  Saloff.  VNVsln.-^l.iv 
Dec.  2.  at  12  pm  in  \:V 

Chicago  i.ab.iri-1  ^in^er 
will  Sinn  holid.iv  1  la-sKs  .ind 
other  tunes  jt  the  In-e 
Inmming  l'art% 

rhe  I  oni  ert  is  tree  ainl  the 
publiv  .        -Ii 


callv  anljiniev)  old  ^n  le 
jump  thvthm  blues  b.uul 

Tickets  arc    St:   "ilh  di-- 
counts  lor  student-,  .md  -l.itt 

•  Winter  Concert  pmentrd 
by  Ihr  Harper  Festival 
Choru*  Sundav,  tXs.  f>.  at  1 
p  in  in  M 1  V> 

Inkc-tsar«'$I2and9*<or 
senior  i  iti/ens  .ind  ^tudi-nts 

•  Speech     Team     Spotlight 

Ihur-»1.u  Us  U'  .it  ~  pm 
.n   the   I  iK-r.il   A't-  I  inter, 

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:>ts.h  l««n  piti>  » 
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their  mon-  .■ntert.iinmg 
works  through  duets  and 
[■Hiem* 

•  Holiday   Fe^lival   Concert 
presented    by    the    Harper 

Symphony  SurKljN.  l>s    !"* 

at  r  HI  p  m   in  lU^ 
lukets    .ire   SH'     with    dis- 
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Belter  homes  for 
us  all 

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it  in  ll.irpi-r  l.iml  t.ikin  tin 
Hiim.in    \ii,iti'ni\   il.iss(Bui 

Funny  thiii>;  .ihoiit  thi- 
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VVhtTC  in  thf  uiuld  .iri'  thf 
--tudonts  siippoM'tl  t<»  put  Ihfir 
u  kp.ii  IkN  ' 

Oh.  silU    Hi,     ,...  lop  I't  tlu' 
1.  ^^.i^\  IT  hoM's 

Cadaver  boxt"-  hold  deceased 
individujK  who  h.i\e  donated 
their  bodu'--  to  st  niu  i'      I  hi' 
i.idaver^  are  .ivailable  to  nud 
nal  MhooU  aid  college-,    -ouh 
.IS  Harper  for  research. 

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place  of  rest,  |v\(>odin  body 
boxes  constructiv!  b\   Harper's 
own  carpenters)  students  pKue 
their  backpacks  and  winter  jatt 
ets  atop,  so  thev  don't  get  in  tin 
way  ot  their  work  on  the  lab 
tables 

These    bo\fs  ju-  pl.ueJ  spu 
radically  throughout  the  anato- 
my classroom,  m  no  specifu 
order      \\h\    i.in  t  there  be  a 
spociai   room   ti>r  thf^i    vii'i  c-isfj 

rht  -    '     ■    -  .iTi.  i.-ti  111  iifi  .i\ 
in  thi  iabs  tor  up  to 

seven  years 

A  new  law  ma\  be  instated 
soiMi,  saying  that  each  v.ul.nt-r 
may  only  be  kept  tor  t\%o  iiMrs 
at  a  time     The  boi)i<-    u,-  then 
returned  to  the  tin  ior 

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ti.nal   ri'stiiii;  pl.u  i-  tor  the 
idavers,  i^,ir\  l  v\  e  gi\e  th»>m 
■me  of  the  respect  that  tluv 
deserve'    .Mter  all    thev   did 
give  us  their  b.nfies 

Editorial  ■oard 

no  IIan)in«i:er 


Commlftitary 


I  he  Harbinger 
November  23,  1W8 


Photo  Opinion 

Hoiv  manu  hours  do  you  plan  to  study  for  finals  verses  how  many 
hours  you  toil  I  actually  study? 


Doug  Hein  Jason  Blake  Jenny  Bondi 


I  plan  to  study 

about  three  hours  per 

dass,  but  I'll  probably 

only  study  1/2  hour 

before  I  go  to  each 


//. 


I  try  to  cram  in 

study  time  betweoi 

Jerry  Springer  and 

Jenny  Jones,  you  know, 

during  ccmimercial 


// 


I  plan  to  study  a 
lot,  but  I  probably 
won't  study  at  all. 


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Staff  Writars  and  Asslstanta 

Noef  Baga  Adele  Botha  Lmdsey  French.  Sarah  Keely. 
)om  Laodaa  John  Tttlotson,  Sean  Trudeau.  Herb  White 


Eat  orm  Chief.., 


P*ews  Etftor-. 


Sports  Editof  ._ 


-Amanda  Of  fent»d«f 


.  .tennifpf  Cu'iit 
...Kevin  anepxe 


Assistant  Sports  EtStor Ryan  Freirfl 

Facufty  Advisor MwwanJ  Sctnosstjerg 


Qanaral  Pollclas 


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November  23,  IWS 


Arts  A  Entertainment 


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HawlC^Sports 


Thf  Harbinger 
November  23, 1W8 


Men's  soccer  ends  season  with  shutout  loss 


STAff  WtiTiR 

OutdiHW  prjctuc  in 
NovemKT  is  a  drajj  !!»■ 
cold  wtMthiT  -.linv;^  \"»r 
skin,  anJ  dm  ili)),iin>;  an\ 
»orl  of  pace  is  virtu.ill\ 
imptissible 

The   pxv^  il'> 

HarptT  Mfn  -  -.<  m  1 1  lo.mi 
will  lon(5iT  h.m'  lo  pr.i.  Im- 
in  this  cold  wiMth«T 

The  bad  mw  ■■  in.  the  liani 
won't  get  to  pl.i\  .iin  TD.Ti' 
garner  either,  -ittt-r  Ihrnr  (>i' 
2nd  mund  pla\i>tt  lo-.^  Ii>  tht' 
College  ot  IHiPasi'  "H 
November  7 

The  top  ranked 

Chaparrals  had  a  balancevl 
attack,  as  the\  sioriil  "^  gnaLs 
in  each  h.ill 

Harp>T  iiuch  Sjin  (..ania 
belu-M-  that  tht-  Hawks  put 
forth  a  >;iH>il  effort,  but  wen- 
simpK  1 1\  erwhelmed  b\  the 


tjlenli'vl  (.  hapari.il- 
V\,'      iiist       i;.i 
matihetl,"  t.arcia  s.u>l        Vll 
.Hir  plavers  were  in  the  ru;hi 
spots  thev  shiHild  h.i 
VM'  iiisl  )4ol  <i\erpo\^' 

Ihe\  .l'ur>  lot 

ot  skill- 

In  xonir  \\.i\s  the  team 
met  MU  expitt.itions  in 
term-  ot  mjlili  plai 

l>nie  again,  sophomore 
..iptain  lodd  B.istable 
pl.Hed  the  sweeper  position 
whiih  brouj;ht  thi'  Hawk- 
much  success  in  their  plavott 
opener  against  tiaklon 
Community  College 

l.arcia  bela'ves  BastjbU'  - 
experience  and  talent  pro 
uded  -t.ihilm  m  the  Hawks 

'  -ensui'      tavtii 

worked  a  lot  in  the  ( lakton 
same  b\  keepmi;  KhK)  at 
-weeper  Ih\  aiise  ot  his  sjMvd 


A  s.iid 
tuise 
ti      .1     i  I     w>  t."-     .i>:.ainst 
(Vikton 

i.'SHiMhi.   Milton 
,;    ,  !  freshman  -l.md 

out  I'aul  Mellato-  eaJi  lOn 
tnbuted  w>sils 

Harper  s  tinal  i.onte-t  ot 
the  rejJiilar  sea-on  ,ij;ain-l 
\UHenr\  eniled  in  ,i  20  tie 
\1tllenr\  struck  earh  m  the 
tirsl  hall  but  loi;no,  >hi 
an-ueri'd  iMth  .i  goal  ot  hi- 
o«  n 

Harjx'r  bn>ki- out  ot  ,i  1-! 
halltirne  tu  when  stellat.'- 
launcheil  the  hall  2ii  \.ird- 
into  the  KiwI  ott  J  vlirevt  trin- 
ku  k 

Ihe  \t.  Henr\  pl.iv.'t- 
who  h.id  formed  a  wall. 
-l(H>d  stunnevi  alter  the  co.il 
,1-  the  Harper  pl.nei-  ^ele 
brated  Ihi  -itc 

I   w.i-  lu-t  watihinj;  th. 


wall  move  back    and  I  w.i- 
liHiking      lor      an       in>  h 
■-lellatos  -aid 

V\h.n  I  -aw  the  i;ap  I 
m-l  iri.d  to  kno.  k  Ihe  ball  a- 
hard  a-  I  lould  and  it  went 
in 

ItoweviT  \wlh  the  la-l 
t'lt-  ot  daylight  diminishing, 
\K  i  lenr\  lound  the  net  once 
more  to  end  thi'  conli'-t  in  a 
tie 

Ihe  Hawks  finish  the 
I'J^S  MMson  with  f'  win-,  "i 
i,>--e-   .ind  2  tii- 

It  wj-  .1  di-.ippointin>; 
•  ■ndmg  attiT  .le.  inipn-— i\e 
12-4  re>ord  la-t  season 

Still  t.arcia  K-lie\e-  Ih.it 
the  team  -howev!  an  impri's 
sne  iinpnHement  during 
the  -<M-on 

I  am  pleased  with  hov\ 
the  te.im  lame  back  sin>ngcr 
in  the  s«-cond  half  ol  the  sea- 
-,in     l.ariiasaid 


IXiring  the  Mvond  hall 
ot  Ihe  siMsc»n  nobixlv  sal  out 
w  hi'ther  thev  were  miuri'vi  or 
not  tfu'>  kept  playing 

We  had  a  few  los.si-s  that 
.  oil  Id  ha\  e  gone  either  wax 

1  ri'allv  think  that  we 
were  .ible  to  compete  with 
our  opporwnls  in  a  lot  ol 
games,  in  particular  the 
game  against  Praine  State 

The  team  will  lose  a  gn'at 
deal  ol  talent  next  season 
iiuluding  Bastable,  M.ipho- 
mores  Armando  Camboa 
and  OaveCamev,  and  fresh 
man  goalkeeper  \  ii- 
I  .arcia 

Bastable  was  among  the 
team  s  leading  scorers,  while 
t,ambi>a   and   Carney   vm 
known   lor   their   aggrt>s-i,. 
pLn 

Vince  t.ariia  will  b.- 
transferring  from  Harper 
next  semester 


MoMasUilarz   19.0 
Missy  Rommel  12.0 
Chris  Steinke  9.0       | 
Holly  Hoppe  8.0 

mxave.  Jeff  ledd 


Volleyball 
ends  season 
with  suspense  | 

ASSISTANT  SPORTS  EWTOft 

Thi-  lads    Hawks  sea- 
came   to  an  end  i>n  Nov    '>   > 
Rock  Valley  but  thev    did 
go  di>wn  withtnil  a  tight 

I.  oniing  into  this  game  Ifu 
ladv  Hawk-  were  without 
one  ot  ttwir  stars  \oti\  Rossol 
Rtwsivl  suffered  a  sprained 
ankle  in  practice  and  wasn  ■ 
able  to  ptav. 

Rock  Valley  t«xik  a  ^vw 
martding  two  ^.-t  lead  12  1^ 
•♦-Is  But  the  ladv  Hawks 
then  Hx>k  th.'  rrext  two  s«'ts 
IS-l.r  15-5 

The  hfth  and  final  set  was 
a  rally  si-onng  si-i  and  the 
Lady  Hawks  unfortuiuitely 
kwf  the  la-st  «■«  lt>-18 

It  was  a  great  way  to  the 
end  the  season."  *aid  fwad 
coach  Shanm  Stauder  And 
the  way  we  did  it  in  tfu-  tilth 
9tt  was.  incn-dible  but  we  can 
still  tiav  we  t>ejt  tin-  rtatKmal 
champion  College  ol 
DuPage  • 

The  ladv  Hawk-  .aid 
giKxl  bve  to  tour  k<utsunding 
»oph<>mores;  Sarah  Bach, 
Bnxike  DiSano,  Sara  Pefley. 
and  lodv  Rossol 


imid  nrJK-  hdp  oilh  lb«»«  P' 
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Hawk^Sports 


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Men's  basketball  moving  in  the  right  direction 


Ryan  Frvund 


Points 

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Dan  Surgt-s  4,7 
Casey  Jackl  4.7 
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opponent 

Be  loyal  to  your  team 


tht-m  .»!  1'                           1 " 

1  M'  uii!   nothing  against 

thosi-  ih.it     aiv  Ihi-iv  when 

ihi  u  ,ini  i-  il.Hvn,  but  where 

1-  iviiA.Mu    fisf  when  the 

^^        i^f^Sl 

tc.ini  nti'Js  thiTi  the  nn>st' 

Mil    tans   were  .ill   lt\er»' 

\\  hiTi  the  le<im  w  .«>.  25-'*,  but 
V,  hi-if   art'   thev    when   the 

1   kill  11    ,t  ,-  hani  1(1  ■-up- 
port  ,1  tiMiii  when  thi'\  lan  1 
Jii  .untiling  ri);ht,  but  the\ 
still  n<i>d  the  same  «.up}>ort 
\iHi   v',a\i'  them   w  h**n  the\ 

tuy 

v\  i-f  r  i^^Hivi 

It  Miu  giM  the  team  the 

KmHm9kw0ka 

supi^ort  at  the  time  i>f  need, 
then  v\ho  knm\s  Ihev  might 

^t^.lfi^SftK^lW 

'      f   ki\.lll\ 

hav f  tniui);h  in  them  to  win 

\\  flit    JiH-^   Il    nuM  1 

It 

the  vontest  and  j-et  back  to 

lll-l    .  1.  '-    -.1      f    IMlMIl    1   lllVl 

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the  w  ,n  they  usetl  tii  be 
Ian  Knallv   is  important 

•  -  iTiiirt-  th.in  ti\.it 

til  ,1  iiam    II  helps  when  the 

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port  them 

WouM      llu         i:,n      as 
miiih  tanu  .is  thf\  do  now' 
'      -t  nu-   it  mi-ans  a  lot 

a\^k  Sports 


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Football  ends  home  season  on  bad  call 


ASSISTANT  ?r-'-"^  " 

are  hunuin  jiui  . 
Afh-r  ,1  imprv- 


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\\  itv  unlortiii 


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1    Khefi  fSMin  1 


Th«  I'M  n.is  no  i^mnl  anJ 
h  17  U'tt  in  Ihi'  NjMimi  ijUiirt<-i 
K.lkltTs  still  liMil    1  I  .. 

Ihf    KjkI,  I 


with 

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m.ii!> 


ul  In   iMt       Ihi    i.iil.r     t.-  v;n,    tlu    K.iiii.-r--  ttw 
<i<J     l.u.ir      ImI! 

\nthi>r>s  l.trU   ii\  Ihf  tourth  k|uarl>'r    t.iil- 

■u>  tJikks     batk  |jM>n  *.*ls«m  appt-aivd  tii  be  in 

t.tftinn  .1'.     the  (ThI   .'ime  but  thi- tvtiTivs  had  a 

I  lame  U>  the  cotulu- 

iumbk\i  the  ball  at  the 

lin.-  !!•  t;i\<-  the     Raiders 

M  iU»«l   till     \\  iV. 


■   fun 
.  .);u    I'll   in  t.ar- 
tiM.'  iatihe>  lor 
i-    iiiJ    t  rump 
I  .  .It.  h.-    Iiir  a 


N!  ,n,i  Iii;hl  ,-lui  H.n^.ird 

VK*-**!!!*;   I'M    a   "^1  \.»ril   tiHKiuli'v\n 
To  j5U<'  thf  K.iuii'r^.  .1  H  f  li'.ul 

CVi  thj'  Hawk-  nf\t  Jrivf  K\U- 
Hu){hfs  hiH'kti.1  up  with  .ill  ii>ntir 
ence  wide  recnvet  Ltavid  Sjarn  ti>r 
a  74  yard  tnuehdnwn      The  Man  k> 


Haad  •••cli  io4M  tHasth  •«p>*lw  tiM  stratagy  to  Mm  off  mi** 


^'  seiimJ>  r«'inainin>;  in  the  (irst 
h.ill,  heM-goal  kicker  Matt  Wilken 
kicktsi  *  21  VVinj  held  t:(>al  to  m.tkr 
tlM'  M.twe  21-17  at  the  halt 

The  Mawkx  defense  *hut-out  (ht- 
RaidtTs    in   th««  Mfond   halt        Iht- 


rh«-  ottetvsi-  unttniiirkitel  \  1 1  ui  Kl 
nt  tind  the  emi  /one  in  the  xvond 
halt  but  werx-  sure  ilose  li'  il  I  .irl\ 
in  the  IhirJ  ijuarler  w  ilh  the  Haw  ks 
i-lriving  inside  the  ten  sard  liiu' 
Hughe>  tumbled  the  exvhange  trom 


.1    i.'i.ii    "I    I     ■    \ 

V  hippt-vl     in  VA  ith 

Ml  I2,«yanls 

ijuarlerbaik  k\  le  Hii);hes s«t  the 
,ill  tim*'  Harper  rtvord  for  passing 
\.irds  in  om»  j;ame  with  I VW  tor  a 
■   :.il  ot  I'^lN.inl-. 

II  wa-  tb<    hisi  urn,'  thai     a  (JB 

thn-w  l<>r  ■V(Kt  yards  ,ii  home,  and  it 

v\asonK  the  thiiit  liiMi    in  Harpers 

.  r  M10 


Oa\'id  ^*•ar^\  K'^.iiiu'  tht.' 
rwreninn  nvonl  hiilJii  m 
yards  with  l.4i>s 

11,..  1 1  ,„  L..  tinished  ;, 
nil!  AZ  in  u 


f'l 
.  en  er 
I   lime 


infervnoe 


lhi\  in'  lurn'iitk  on  their  way 
to  <.  t'dar  I  alls  loi^a  to  attend  the 
l'.'p-.i  (.  ola  howl 

Ih.'  Hawks,  ranki-d  12th  in  the 
nation  will  tace-i>tf  againM  lllh 
ranki-d,  Iowa  C  entral  Community 
(  olletfi'    ( .ame  time  w  ill  be  at  S  p m. 


GYM  SHORTS 


•The  Harper  Men's  basketball  team  traveled  to  Kennedy-King 
Cooununity  College  the  weekend  of  November  13  through  the  14 
lo  participate  in  the  Tip-off  Classic  wiich  consi.sted  of  four  teams: 
Ktrkwood  College,  South-Suburban.  Kennedy-King,  and  Harper. 
The  Hawks  unfortunately  lost  the  first  game  91-101,  but  won  the 
socotid  game  against  South  Suburban  96-81.  Dan  Surges  led  all 
sciMierN  in  the  first  game  with  23  points  while  Ca.scy  Jackl  led  all 
scorers  in  the  second  game  with  25.  The  Hawks  also  defeated 
McHenry  College  120- 1 00  on  Tuesday  November  17.  Dan 
Surges  had  a  game  high  of  31  points  for  the  Hawks. 
•The  Harper  Women's  basketball  team  traveled  to  Kishwuakee 
College  on  November  14.  but  unfortunately  lost  their  game  57-96. 
Maureen  Mastalarz  led  all  scoreni  with  19  points.  The  Lady 
Hawks  then  htwted  V'     "  November  14  but  lost  hv 

33  .Maureen  MastaLu.  ..„  _..  .-  once  again  with  16 

•i^oote  of  the  Week:  Men's  Ba.sketball  coach  Mike  Hirsc  h  on  the 
120-100  victory  over  McHenry-  "I  .should  write  a  b<Hik  since  the 
jdefiBOie  can  score  100  points  and  we     "  v  -  "-    "•(). " 


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Page  7 


Football  tastes  national  victory 

Hawks  come  away  with  win  at  tlie  Pepsi-Coia  Bowi 


1>K»  Harj vr  Colk'nt'  Kn  >t 
I  ill  tt-dm  h<Kl  <i  t(ui);h  ih.il 

,;f  iihi'ad  of  thfm.  i.' 
(  i.H  a  toam  that  i->  rankix) 
ninth  in  the  NIC  AA  l.«i>tKill 
poll 

Iowa  Central 

Commimitv   C»>llf)?c     (*<-''l 
deleAtfii  Rixk  \alU-\      l.iNf 
jwar  in  the  Pepsi  C  ■ 
38-16 

The  Hawk-  CJ  :»  rank.d 
tenth  in  thf  \K  \  \  t.M.tb.iIl 
poi\,  wen.'  i)i-sffrjl.i\  mt^ 
ing  some  rt- \  enge. 

They  were  defMled  last 
viar  in  the  Pepsi  (Sola  |i>'  • 
at  the  l  Nl  IX)me  m  1 1 
Falls,    Iiiwa    b\    Wjklnri 
Iowa  ^^14 

Hut  thisisadifti  • 
....vl  the  Hawk-  w. 
the  titu^h  ih.illiiu,' 
inR  the  Irilim-  ii 
but  decisive  v  itlorv 
give  the  Hawk-  th 
bowl  VKturv 

It  was  the  Hawks  tirst 
Pepsi  Cold  Btwl  win  since 
l***  when  it  was  calU^i  tb.- 

R  ('     <    ..1.1    Rivvl      l^h.M    lll.v 


l>.'-(^^    •    - 

.r     three     niin- 


tourth  quarter,   tht    Haw  k- 
-tit!  M  ire  aWe  to  pu;l  out  the 

...        ,,,,..(      ,,...1...        V.  ..II 

1  li.i-ik 

l>ii    .>tl.M„     IV,     rn,.\,\,( 
t)u-bail  well,  deten-e  |l,ne.i 

well  tiKi    It  w.i-  •  ,'.  I'  iM, 
1-h  to  J  ureal  -< 

i  Hi  the  Uitn  > 
H"-- ion  the  Hawks  dnwe  i: 
ihe    v\,n    to    the    Ititon-     'i 
\.ird  hive 

Milt  the  M.iuks  aileJ  on 
.1  -1  ..).<«  11  .111,1  ^.  givmy;  tht 
ball  i  Trituns. 

!  A  en-  the  tir-l 

•r»4-«\ard 
'i;rei   kuk..! 


'Ak.-  Jro-  e  all  the 
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out   lldvl    ' 

Wilken  ti. 

vards  out  to  make  tt' 

1  "i  .iiiii  th.il  w  .1-  s* '  '- 


it  worked 
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mi--evt  a  M^  v.irii  lieKi   ^o.il 

"On  offense 

we  moved  the 

ball  well, 

defense 

played  well 

too. 

It  was  a  great 

finish  to  a 

great  season." 

-  Head  football 

Coach  John 

Eliasik 

WMrttwrwI.! 

i'le  I  It. 


.1  the  -eor- 
ing  ilnxe  vxhen  iw  ran  Ironi 
-i\  \.iri!-  out  lor  Ihe  loiuh 
,i.iu  n 

Ihe  il.iuk-  wen'  >;oinf; 
t<>r  Ihe  extra  point,  but  the 
-nap  was  low 

VVitken  rolled  out  .md 
tourul  l..ince  MtK»n,  tt>  f:,\\v 
the  Hawk-  a  11'?  lead 

At  the  erui  ot  the  third 
.(inrter  the  I  law  k-  Ii.kI  a 
1 1  1  lead,  but  that  didn  I  la-l 
ionv; 

1  arl\  in  the  fourth  qu.ir 
ter  the  Irit»>n  quarterbaik 
hooked  up  with  receiver 
Ion  letter'-on  lor  a  fvl  \ard 
touchdown.  but  thev 
mi— «d  the  two  i^tiint     ^i^n 


-■K.ru  up 
.!-on   lor 


huRe  k»s- 


on  a  sack  as  well 
Burton    Bos.jn    bliKkec)    a 
piinl    and     Mike    Stevens 
ri'i  ('\  ered 

l.iviny;  the  Hawk-  i^ivkI 
field  fH>stu>n 

I  ate  m  the  lourth  quarter 
the  Hawks  were  faced  with 
a  lourth  down  and  ei^ht 

Tliev  went  for  it,  but 
1  lu>;hi~.  pass  w  as  picked  off 
b\  Brian  Bell  and  two  plav- 
later  Heilickson  found 
|i'tfersi»n  a^ain  tt»r  a  47  yard 
linjchdown  ,  hut  that  would 
K-  thi'  la-t  -con'  for  the 
Iriton- 

lo  make  the  smn  I  i.u\  k- 
]X  and  Iritons  16  and  that'» 
the  wav  it  mded 

McCos    had    17t>   yards 
"i-hinj;    on    Z^  carries   to 
■'m     I'lwks    rushing 
mil  K 

Hu);he-  wa-  14  t,.'  M  tor 
!"l  \ arils  passing;  with  ime 
loiuhdtnvn  anil  one  inter- 
leption 

Huj;he-  Ki.iine  the  siv 
ond  all-time  leavlin^;   passer 
in  Hawks  hisltirv  with  1,W7 
\  irds  pa-sinj;  in  orH>  war 

'-  "  '  -l-i.  became  the 
1  nu'  leading 
I ...  i.   i,.^,.„rj^. 


Wrestling  awaits  chance  for     ^ 
glory  in  upcoming  season 


=.*»"'  IS^  "■' 


front  ia-t  year  -  il  { 

meet  join  the  le.irr 

men     !'■ 

East)  tin  1 

Mike  l'n>ton  Oanii! 

ished   4th,   while   h  ■ 

(Anti«xh)  was  the  runner-up 

tn  his  class  at  state 

"We  should  have  a  pi, 
-'lid  team,"  I  ciprwm'  -j... 

-  somewhat  of  a  rebuild- 
iMH  war  but  w  •  S  v. ,    ,  .—,-.•. 


-  make  an  iitif.u  t 
H.irfs-r   \\ erii   -.;; 
Ill    ttw 
■mi-hed 
^rd  in  the  nation 

t  t.irper    tu«sts    it-    iiwn 

•  on  Jan.**,  then  travels  to 

.■v,.ir    tinjve    to    take    on 

W'aubonsee.  followeo  b\   the 

•  ■-  •  Kixion  I\'  miH-t 


SPORTS  NOTES 


•The  Harper  Women's  baskstbaU  team  piaoeC  tNid  in 
Jiving  (ourmmanl  wm  held  here  at  Haiper 
'''^nd28.  The  Lady  Hawks  dropped  ^NO 
I  rrwment  to  Morton  College  91-41 
and  Lal^  County  65-34  btit  fortunately  defeated 
Mll««aukee  Area  Tech  60-47 
•Thanks  Carlo  tor  ai  your  help  on  Tueeday. 


l>rgrirr  Hmgrw 

•  <;«>mputcr  Aiiiii-,.iii<>n 

•  Ciraphii    IVsi^ii 

•  iMuliiint'clia 

•  Interior   I  >t--i^ii 

•  I  .i-(iii'ii  M.irl-ctinj^ 
t*v    .Maii.i^v  riK  111  ' 

•  l.i-hn!M    l>t-n;n* 


V>i/7  out  uthtiii  ^1 


The  Illinois 
Institute  of  Arr 


*T>w  An  mawuim  <irtm\m*ut<iilt  mc  .  II 

s.  Iiaiiniburi; 

IO(H)  Pla/ia  Ofivc 

Si  hatinibur^.  IL  6()l  7 -i 

1.«(K).5I4..^450 


<    111.  .le.i 
\  ;  )-  I'l  I  <  i-nrer 

<  >rlt  .ills  Si 
iL...  II.  6<K)^4 

1. 8(K).  3  5 1.34  50 


awk  Sports 


Pi«t  «  wmtiwRiimi 


Trif  irti^^BKff ■  "T '  f ii'iiHWiff?r^^S?fyT^ii- '^iltiii'*r^^^^^  '• 


p>g^: ,'  --■-•rsMXf'A  ■ 


Tennis  finishes  remarkable  season 

Sends  two  scholarship  players  to  national  tournament 


1-1. ■ 


'hfir  dcconi 


ilfrBHrc 


lidd  the  "ttrtmjje^i 

..,,  ..;  v,„  luniiT     ■"    ■  ■ 
sand  cnAch  l\-\\ 
the  unhirli 
•     it  plj\  ITS 

'■   could  \.v   lud   J    U-\: 

-     ii»me     oul,     th.it 

lujjf  A  t'l^  J 1  If  from  o,  bill 

ti.)  I  i<.,i  (l'.i-.»ii.ill  .ind  Tr.i: '. 

il.n  vvi-ll   liul  \1 

\Nh.>  Sindfl.ir  ~i. 

mil  pla\<il  well  alsi',  bul  it  I  could 

•  up  the-  siMsiiii  in  imi-  v\t>rcl    il 


Tracy  S<m  Walter*  ho»«*  to  b« 
aa  aicallMit  tannU  playar  at 
wan  aa  a  ataaaat  ta  Dmivm. 

K«VlH«MplM 

SPORTS  fOl  TO" 

^.1  [•i'»iiiM' jnd  k 

tui  i'u:  .til  m\  rr 

S>     hi'U      u.  II       ;,,!      !;■.       11, ii 

Wimveti  s  l«-nni>  t. 

How   jN>ut  tit 

'vmlhinn 

Ntol   .-nU    ih.ii                     ,.   I  r  , 

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1  H'liv  t-r 

•  ■  thi-,  ■  VII 

A    MhiM»l    v\ht*.h    [Mrtui^ 

W  A  A  l>ni>u>n  11  .ithl.tKN 

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L5  -jI^B 

h..(><    ti 

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ili\  ision  II 

)'  impnn- 

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■ 

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■ 

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I 

m.ikc  th«- 

I 

l\cil     I'M     (hf     I'ViTjlJ 


Uaa  Paacaal,  he^a  to  axcal  tn 
bar  gama  at  tba  dvtatoa  II  laval 
of  play  in  Daavar. 


Pascual  destined  to  overcome  tennis  injuries 


>ir\-    -'ill  i>"    kn.-t 
V\hh  h  l.if,  i-,l  in.-  I..  ,i.,r 


!.l.  .    ■'uc  VV.lllil 

Ml  il    I  >!.irn-    111 


Hi  at  Ih. 
\lctnphis 
i-n'  .iNnil 


Um  PaariMl  «Miioa«trataa 
itilifc 


rtils    111 


high  sth<H.I  and  wd>  com      «lx»uf  the  wht*>  story  o»  this 


-.nil     a\  .1. 
.>  thf   1). 


pi.nir 
!  Shf  also  ho(.vs  to  Ix  _:„: 

!s  rn\  disliin  to  outstanding      i>tu<ient      m 

-1  hiH>l  Is  tHiaust'  ».ihtt"\'i"r  tanvr  sht-  liinuirs 

xn  thntugh  ««>  much  toihoosv 
ill  the  injurif*  I  had  in  'I  hope  to  i\iil  in  thf 

iiu    stnior   ye*r  and   disti  classroom  a*  well  as  the  ten- 

prot'dhl^    the   funnv    thinj;  nis  court  '  vnd  I'ascuai. 


I  ■■!■»  MMpf  C9Ut/»  f  WaUHUtm, 


Harper  College  Capital  Budget  ||AlA#k   R^okAf  hnll 

Referendum  voting  date  moved  back     ■■«W"^   OdOI^^ *»€■■■ 


LlfMl»«y  Franck 

•iff  WR"fw 

!  tu        .   !l|v  l.ll       \  oil-      tin       t' 

'  '  r  ColU.'>;i'  C  .ipiial   I 

(•    '     I  iiduni   h.i-   |ii .  II    : 
tr(>m  mid  ( 
April  1-    I" 

rh«'  111. 11.  ,ic.i  ti> 

illUM  (1>>I: 

Ml  Ji>.triit 

im  it( ..!  i.>  i  v>ii' 

Ih,   List  tim«'  th.il  tin-  mlU  . 

J:     -     :'M'fH>M'it    ,1    i.lfill.l!    n-tlTiri 

.l.i."      !-.   the  <Mrl\     I^i~;i  ~   sluiIlK 
,iIUt    th,     .,.  :,     . 

built 

"H.iiptr  spcnl  thtir  \v.\f-^ 
studying  i>ur  sp.Hf  nif»l'~  -c  iIh' 
nt-ol-  .ir«'  vvi'll  JiK  iim>iili\l 

•  't.ir  (.l>,illoni;i-  i-  tu  mtucs 
thi-M'  niviK  to  thf  nininuinits 
oxplain  what  thi-  will  iiumti  to 


llu'  ri'Mtlfnls  t>f  thf  commiinitv 

in>1  h'  ci't  thfir  Hiippurt.'   lum- 

\nn     1 1  iiii'n-.|iin.    ot 

Ihr  I  ,im[Mi);n  U<r  thr  ; 
tinvi    i>    rt'jllv    S"" 
tn<\\  ini;  up  oviTV  u  ' 

I  hi-if  ,iio  i'\ 

-^i  hl'liuU  k )        I !       .ill  ri-li-]n 

^  .lud  iTH'i'linj;'^ 

^uvtin]^.s  iiii  Uulc  \  '■ 
.  Iiihs   Jilt,  >(  nl  >  In; 
■  ^I'li-' 
Ir  iiiiii    i  .ii!K  mil!    1  n\i\  tor  ol 
stiuiiiit    \vti\itu"-    •-av-    Im   in 
support  iit  this  rrfiTi'intum  .n    ■ 

Vv  I  >i  kiMi'      1 1,11  vi      ! ,  '      -t  r     it     pa-  - 

i  iiliimg 

inipii '■>  inii'Tiis    mat    'a  ill    n-alK 
iH'iiitit  our  stuiit'nts  tm.l.i\   and 

III   till-   tlllUtl.' 


tlatpm%  Ummc  Hoiloway,  atnwti  mmwm 
Mt/tmi  tM  Ml  sff wwlv*  carry,  ••t*  ^ 
to  •••r*  •  4ittcii  tw*.  Tk*  Hawks  4mti 
Taaa^ay  Jaaaary  I*. 


PHCm>BYfrir*NHCUND 

net  kaowkig  tkat  ka  waaM 
I  tka  affaaaa  far  tka  Hawk* 
aata«  JoNat  M-M  aa 


Mighty  Blue  Kings  performance  brings  audience  to  ifs  feet 


John  TIHatMM 

•llf>;i- iiimp»it.  iivi'vt  .11 
4  w(H-n  thf  \t!L;lif\  t' 
j  Kings  perforriH-d  in  M 
I  nasium  in  Buildm*^  M 

IK-Miv;ht\  BluiKini;s  miiMi  i 

.l..|,,.|,lfnl   rtlixtun-  ol     I'hii  s     ...lllill 

roll    vMl! 
.  .,„ias 
'H-  KingJv'  s«vond  .ilbun 

I    ■!!.  ».^-.',     which     llllllKtl-s     In 

trtvm    ditttTfiU    .ippiar.ui, 

aound  thi'ir  homHovxn  h.i-  .■J^ll; 
■'If  baiul  a  rt'pulaluin  -is  on.  ol  the 
;TfmuM     Ir. .  •  '" 

re  1 

In.-sJ.n 
nighit 


w«'H'couBi[si  c*  HMVa^ qcxlKjI 
aii«a<a-kaM4  Mgkty  Bkia  Kki<s  wawa4  aa<l»aeaa  at  I 
gymnaaiaai  on  Oacaaikaf  4tk. 


•!i,a  iii-.;Mi  m  nu   ■^\  m 

111.  \l!v;ht\  Hill.-  Kirii 
(•.■l.in- a  p.n  k.-.i  i;mii  \lair>  .lino,. 
ulio  ,lios,'  lo  lis..  Ill,-  it.iru.-  lliuir  lo 
,hi'"  oil  Ihi  II  b.'st  -,u  mg  nioM'-. 
\s.-r.  ili.-^-.il  ai  i-M-rvthmi;  tioir. 
subtil-    -mis    ai-iii    lu-s    lo    u  iKI    .nut    ; 

V\  .1.  k\    ./■s»l  slJlls 

-.1.'  s,.,'iiu-J  to  brim;  ba.W  ; 

,:,n    ot    till     ro.iniii;    ?0s  , 

l\iT-»om-  i.anii-  U    lin.    laii    .uul  it  ' 

A. Is  fv  h.H-.i  in  tin  imisi.  ; 
!..  h  .Is    lui//   Hii//,  Bii//" 

1.-.      .1      i.'Nl',     ^IKHi 

!  of  bright, 

,i,.-ii  i,u.i..i  ,  ...•i..s  .,.,H^iltTm,T>tt\i 
b\  Ih.  .  ri-p  Iriimpflmg  of  th«>  horns 
spt- MgMy  Bkn  Knti  on  pafe  2 


Harper  receives  $50,000  gift  from  local  trust 


Uadsay  Praaeh 

-,  I  '  ..itii-iis  .\  i-if  rn.i.l. 

durm>;  Itit-  wiiit.i  bi.-ik     ^•'■ 
otht-r  s  inistortur..         i    .    l^ . 

Il.-ss4's     bul    .ill    VM    ■ 

\Uv      torill.r      .      ,  .1,  ..  ,  . 
\rlin);lon  I  l.-i^lits  ,!oii,it.-,l  th.i 
llsh  th,-  I  in,     \rt-  S.ti,>larshl('  'i 

mm*. Paga  2 

HaaltkWatck._^aga  2 
Ca— irtary — Paga  4 

Claaaifla4« ^afa  S 

•porta Paga*  •-• 


in>;    lot    now    -t  nuts    wh.-r.-    Ih.-   t  ont.TTip,>rarv  IVpailmi-nl        I  h.    piirp,.s.-   ,.|    this   j;rant    i-   to 

\r(j, .,,(,.  -.\as  J  Mill- lintt'lcririin.  in,  .'uram- students  lo  lo.irn  aN'Ut  hi-alth  .arc    Ihf 

t  oik-v;,       V.  hi-r.    ti  .  :  >;o  .tnd  H,ir[x-r  uon  th.  ^uanl  imII  ro  towards  und«Tri-pn-st-ntt\l  jnd  tti»- 

,.„.  rnini  -.olafslii(.   ,mII   b.    iisiM   lo  K-mtit  iioniuallv  disa.l\antam-d  studi-nis 

,,,..  i.uM  1.    f.-liiniiii>;  1.1  s,h.ml  to  stii,l\   Ih.  I  ml.Tr.-j-ri'si'nt.sl  stu.li-nts  mi-  Iv('i.jIK  miiniritifs 

Hu-    I. -mains    ot    lb.     lir.isurv     n.i-.  .nut  i- 


Sec  Health  Watch 
I Paga  2 


i.-k-iH-  luld  M.-alth    b 
.  mt    t.'f    tti,     1 1. IIP.  ' 

HcaitnWraicri 
February  is  HtMrt 
rrn>nth    F  iiui  nut 
vvhcri'  to  dmiate 
blixxi! 
••a  Pag*  2 


It 


Comtnafitary: 
During  winter 

bri-.ik,  H.irptT 
sfudt-nts  snowed 

in.' 

••a  Paga  4 


.  Iii-i.  v.-o.  kin.i  olti-nnns  Initn 
liin.-nls     in    h.ip.-s    to   );isi' 
■-.  I  I  ban,  .* 

Sports: 

Men's  basketball 

defeats  Morton 
College  lOsS-74. 
Saa  Paga  S 


j»age  2        HaaNkWatek — Paga  2       AMU 


..Fagat-4        tparts. 


^aga»-« 


Pa0t2 


Thf  Harbinger 
Unuary  25, 1999 


HEALTH  WATCH 


•AaMficaii  HMft  Moatii 
Nbmary  <•  HmH  Month. 
Get  your  Mood  pmMO* 
cfivcwM  vot  ifK  in  Hmn8i 
^.Tviof,  Room  A3M  in  H*e 
Mucient  and 

Adminiatntian     Centtr 
Monday  thru  Thursday, 
MOa-m.  -  4i)0p.m 
•■toodDti** 

Give  the  gift  of  tile 
PMkiiMrte  in  dte  Bhiod 
Dri««  on  Wedncaday. 
Nbnianr  3,  MO  «jn.  to 
3:00  pjn.  in  (he  tiliidum 
and  Administnrtian 
Gmtrr,  A242 
•Sexual  AwareneM 


Campus   News 

^^  Ask  your  w«IIimss  advisor  tfl 


February  S-12  i»  Sesu^ 
AwaicnM*  Week. 
A  safe  s«k  info  laMe 
mchtding  condoaia. 
pliMnpict*  and  print  wffl 
be  localKi  in  the  Buainew 
and  Soctei  Science  Center 
LoMiy  0)  from  11 
to  1  p-m.  on  Tut^dv, 
February  •» 

•ScxMally    Traaamittad 
DIaaMa*,  Tuesday, 

Ptbruary    %    9.10-10:30 
J  m^  .A242a 

•Birth  Control  and 
■  nergcncy 
Cantraception, 
Wednesday  February  10, 
12-1  pm  A241 
At  this  seminar,  learn 
about  tfte  safrst  and  mivt 
ttttKUvr  methodii  ot  birth 
cantrol  liictu<fi>v  the  new 


Mighty  Blue  Kings:  audience 
dances  the  night  away 

conlnjM  from  oafe ! 

mt>tivatv\l  thf  aiKluiKi"  to  si-t  up  ott  ihfir  tit-t  .inJ  d.inii'  the 

nif;ht  away 

Thf  mure  creative  MJe  tit  th<-  Mi^htv  Hluf  King*  shirwil 
when  thr>  p«<i>nm"d  a  vvrMim  ol  the  |imi  Ht-ndn*  blui-* 
classic,  "Manu  IX-prrnMnn  " 

h  <ttili  held  th«'  WiH-sy  (.fl.  v.t  -h..^,»< .,  ,hff<*nnit  appear- 
ance drewed  up  with  hums  and  ing  ilruniK-at 

The  band  HK-ked  thejpkm  tin  n  •  i.  i..  •  inmrs  .iiul  i-M-n 
line  who  Jeiided  to  <kwin|(  th«-  ni^hl  .iw.n  uilh  tUr  \li>;ht\ 
Blue  Kings  had  a  Kond  time 


Where, 
to  now? 


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Q.  What  perrenlaKL  of  cr  ndoais  are  safe  to  prevent  STOs? 

C  iindomv  have  l<>n>',  bi-en  u.ied  to  preNenI  pregnancy  They 
arr  al--)  x  erv  effeitivi  in  pn-v«'nlmf'  the  spread  i>t  must  Sexually 
Ir  .iwmiii,.,!  l>isieaM-  (STDs)  Although  n»)  cimdiim  tan  guaran- 
u~  I  tivene*»,  it  the\'  are  used  cumvtly,  they  tan  help 

r. .; ;:.in>mi»Hini»(ST1Vimluding:  HIV.  chlamydia,  ^en- 

i!,il  herpes,  fceniul  worts.  g»ww»rrtwa,  Hepetitus  B  and  syphilid 
IHinns  intimate  ctmtact,  lesiims  and  varn>u»  Kidy  fluids  »an 
ir.i'Tvmii  STTK  Thereioiv  a  new  omdtmi  should  he  applied  each 
lime  Junng  any  intimate  cimtati  Ti>  he  ettective.  a  owidom 
must  b«'  Ulex,  be  put  cm  cumvtly,  stay  m  place  dunnf?  inter- 
,-,„.. v..  "•■•  hreak  during  use.  and  he  remnved  ciwrettly  Health 
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because  ot  this  winter  mishap, 
Harper  knew  thev   had  a  whole 
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needed  it  as  one  of  the  roofs  in 
«he  Student  anJ 
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leak  due  to  snow   on  ttu'  root 
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are  the  geese     They  were  hop- 
ing tor  .)  warm  winter,  but 
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I  uckv  are  those  who  made  it 
south  tor  the  winter      I  he 
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«TK»re  pnvnlc  c»pp 


WRESTLING:  Cohen  comes 
through  for  the  Hawks 


i»*«  Lac^an 


imf  fHi't 


•r  tht*  nrM  nmi 


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iT.ll    ".killtui 


,'  »-'sa3iTC*i 

MiTut  is  hjpi  • 
Jt  the  division  II!  . 

Have  &tr  ladies  kwt  mi.Tt-si  m 
game  «fter  th«r  high  si.his>i   < 
colhgcs  arouniJ  the  an-a  {u 
^>rogf*imi  to  give  m<>n>  mt>n<  v 
pn>)?ranvi.  csptKially  the  men  s  pr 

It  has  comr  to  m\     " 
Ir^r  alrrady  (Tnt<in  : 
Ihtir    rrii»ram   and 
\  jili>        i\  a>me  to  !• 

Why  are  th.-M 

Avent  then- 
jnd  play  die  gamt- ' 

Or  Tfm't  th«MT  ."> 
and  support  thfin'' 


,.n,l  ;m  it,-    ■' 
II  t)^. 

th«'  111* ' 

t^iiio  the  i.iitn"s  J  ihjnci' 


•It    pro- 


nn.s.1 

itl.T 


vulorv  over  .i  ti-naiious 
1  ini(>ln  squad  I  inci>ln  sur- 
prisivt  tht'  Hawks  -Atlh  wi-r 

il    ..  I,  t,.r,,-^    1..  ,,n^t    ^.-s  ..r  il   .  ,1 


Mil      I    f  'pTH'IH' 

'he  team  was 


iTi    ithi'' 


.»  i-xptxt  thai  tn>m  K  ) 

Ihe  return  of  Cohen 
should  mean  a  promiMnjj 
future  tor  the  Hawks,  as  thev 
are  prepanng  for  a  rematch 
A-ith  Lincoln  and  will  jImi 
rare  Uibette  Collegf  ot 
Kansas  Thursday  night 

I  iipneno  believes  that  the 
I  l.nvks  have  shown  impni\  i"- 
■Tiinl  v<insidering  that 
1  yruiiln  was  ranked  12th  m 
rhe  nation  m  the  N|CAA 
i^>!ls  mil  had  already  deteat- 
'p.-r  :  irlwr  in  the 

big     win. 
I  i»pr;-  Fverv   vear 

IV.'     vv.vrk     hard     to     N'at 
I  111,  ..{i< 

rrentK 

i.i..u  ..;    •        (n,  .   .\ins  over 

Waubonsee  and  winning  thi* 

Harper  Invite  have  given  the 

Hawks  confidence  to  com- 

p«»te  tor  the  rest  of  the  season. 

We're  coming  around.' 

I  opneni>  said      "Right  rwiw 

we're  hoping  to  build   for 

regionals  (Feb  12  at  Harper) 

md  nahonals  (Feb   l**,  21)  at 

Rixh«-sleT,   Mirmenita)      We 

n»H-de<1  R  1    to  .  ome  back  to 

•i.i  take 


t««f«Mn  (ttttti 
Golf  u    t  lottn*  la 


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SPORTS  NOTES 


Led  byUBQQIi  doubles  from  both  Jared  Sherman  (11 
poirrts.  11  rebounds)  and  Carlo  Agnello  (12  points.  12 
rebounds)  the  Harper  College  men's  basketball  team 
defeated  Joliet  Junior  College  68-60  Tuesday.  January  19. 
Nick  Bush  led  all  scorers  for  the  Hawks  (8-11,1-2)  with  15 
points  shooting  6  of  12  from  the  floor  while  Dan  Surges 
contributed  with  14  points  as  well.  Not  only  that,  but 
Sherman  dished  out  seven  assists  white  stealing  three  pos- 
sessions and  Casey  Jackl  contributed  with  five  assists  also. 
Overall,  the  Hawks  shot  38%  from  the  floor  netting  28  of 
their  72  shots  including  4-of-12  on  three-pointers  and  8-of- 
12  on  free  throws  while  collecting  41  rebounds,  14  offen- 
sive, 27  defensive  and  dishing  out  20  assists.  The  Hawks 
will  be  traveling  to  Triton  College  and  Illinois  Valley  in  the 
coming  weeks.  Their  next  home  game  is  Tuesday 
February  2  against  Triton  College. 
•N4C  Conference  ratings 

1  College  of  DuPage 

2  Harper  College 

3  Rock  Valley 

4. Joliet  Junior  College 

5  Illinois  Valley  Community  College 

•Basketball  motive  of  the  WMk:  Shoot  the  ball,  not  your 

mouth! 


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illiitiMIIWiF™^^'''^^^  ...WMM—ltot— yHw»wC«W—  •  Jwify  21, 1999 -  ■•".■>'- ■■-■ — 

Hawk  Men  snap  4-game  losing  streak 


Carl*  AgiMll*  po««r«  o«i«  4«wii  III  a  hMlM  gaNM 
agataat  Cellaga  af  OMTaga.  Agiiallo  Ia4l  tka  team 
with  a  gam*  Mgb  II  rabeiMid*,  •U  offafiaiv*  ntn* 
d«f  analv*  in  tka  lOS-74  victory  over  Mertaa  Collage 


',%. 
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1,  ■ 


t!m>r  ,inii  tatkit'.. 
ni.     .-t    ilu- 


\\  f  need  to  come  out 

and  rebound  the  hall 

better  than  He  have 

been.  Me  need  to  talk 

more  on  defense,  and 

«e  need  the  run  the 

fastbreak  offense  on 

ever>  possession." 

-Head  Coath  Mike 

Hirs.h 


Kavin  Shapka 

-I.    i;    n ,    thf   ofH-nin*;   ,         ■ 

SPOWIS  lOlTW 

i    mmplH'd  .1  ''0  run    m 
lirst   \A7  lit  th«-  n>ntt~.l 

l>"^ili'  U>Mn>;  two  (;,in\«->- 

until    Mortons    s,,.|t    si.nk 

.'.irlter   m   tho   wwk  auamst 

h.iltf.(  till-  H.irpiT    iin  «ilh  ,i 

I  ollt'fif      .It              ' 

lllllUMS      \jl!, 

,-ns    Kl^k^tl•,^il     U.lll.     iS-1 

to    '  'rih      '  t     fff-i    f  .; 

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..ti,',     '.  ■     .'■,■     1   ■    ■ 

ini;  tratk  u   ' 

ti>r\     i>\>  1 

llf>;i'  r.inlhirs  i" 

ct>f  l,jnu.ir\    !•• 

Iht-Hjwk 

bv        K.KK         I  ' 

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pi'inls 

on    Iv.iii    ih.-   .ut,.ti-.i\<     .»ui      ol    (lis    l-i   lifUl   >;iiaK   whiU' 
otiiiisisr  invK  ol  thr  M'liit  i;r.ibl>m>;  sn  stiviK  .inJ  >.li>h 


t>Mr.itl     Ihr    H.nv 

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i;  out  ■>!>  jvsisi'. 
li.kl  hiHiUil  ~  oi  his  in 
i.ils    v\liiU-   );r.ihbin>; 
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iKtfall    Ilu-  I 

Ir.,.,,     IK.,    ll... 

il.     ;:i     i'.'l      '.'Ml  I       j-l'llll    lllK- 

ihrii    .111-    rn.in\    Ihirv^s 


iis,i>    hf  n'Niund  tin-  l>.ill  Utiii  than 

•r  Kvaiist-  wohd\t>ht>t?a  WfiHvdioUlk 

..rWmgUd  •      f  f  •■  ,      and   wt? 

-  the  iift-n  i.i>«ha-ak 

Ms,   ,in  r\»T\  ("H»^M'sstt.>n. 

It  we  I  jti  do  fhoM-  Ihinjjs 
i   1  r..M'.iiHl  win 


111  itu   IUn.l.>  ri>  7?  lofis 
Illinois  V.ilW-\.   Kiish   .imi 
'.  all  «*-on'f 

oiimvU\l  on  n  ot  his 
«  hill'  volliitirvn  sin 

1,I',-IHU(~         I.Kkl    lU'lt.ll    "^    Uf 

Ills  1 1  shots  w  hile ural+nnn  10 
Mrd>      ARm-llo  alM»  cim- 

-. Lillet    .li^liuu.    .ml    s.'v.Tl 
O.il,....  I  i......  i    -i..il    •■>  ■■ 

from  tht-  fliKir  htkilan);  25  «rf 
ilnir  7^  shot«.  intluding  h-crt- 
21  Irom  thi'  Ihnv  pomi  lint*. 
riif  M.iwk>  also  grabbed  37 
u'bounds,  17  otfftTMve,  20 
liitittMVf  for  fht"  lonli-Nl 

Wo  <am«-  out  not  Ki-HinK 
.  )oh  doiH'.  ^u^d  ShtTITUin. 
.'..'  shouldn't  hj\t'  .iMTU"  out 
like  that  bivau.se  that  was  a 
j-artu-  we  tinildve  won  easily 
It  was  tlv  little  thm);s  that  wr 
didn  t  ^ft  done  like  runnin); 
the  (loor  and  ^;rttiiiv;  l\i.  k  on 
defense 

ll  sei'iiied  like  those 
lhin>;s  ,  ame  Kick  ti>  haunt  us. 
ill  ihe  end  a^ain!it  lllinoi» 
\.lll.-\ 

Ih,    H.uv  ■ 
!iie^tia\   |aiiUiii\   -"  .li   iiiU'it 
(  itlleKe  in  River  t.nwe.    Thi' 

i;.iiTie  111'  ■         I  '  '  -I  "  p  m 


Lady  Hawks  hope  to  'rebound'  from  DuPage  loss 

Head  Coach  Jeff  Jedd  hopes  to  improve  on  a  few  skills 


KaviM  Sliaplia 

^:.MC.1«  -1;'   >■«•■ 

SPORIS  EDITOR 

Rebounding  as  will  as  lnin. 
a>y;ressiie  arv  sorni-  nl  tin-  things  ih.ii 
the  Harper  College  Women  s  basket 
ball  team  hop«'s  to  impnne  on  in  the 
■lines  to  .on.--    ."■■'    ■  "S   .ii  i..s^  t,- 

llei;.-     ..I 
(.iiui.ir.    '  ' 

I'l.r  -I 

the  l.id\   tt.i.  '     .111.    1^ 

tirst  halt  i^'ii 

rhi-   (.bap|Mr.ii.    IM, 'ke  o|M'n    the 

mil'  with  a   1^0  run  in  Ihe  first  -I 

iiiinules     until     Harper's     Meliss.i 

Kommel  sior«"d  a  lav  up  with  l^".i. 

mainin^   in    the   halt    br.ikiin;    ihe 

!   idy  Hawks  silmei' 

'It  slarttxl  the  wav   1  thou>;ht  it 
would, '  said  he.id  i"i-i*h  |eff  ii-dd 

■sirwe  we  haven!  playtd  ui  2i 
tiavs    I  thought  we'd  be  a  little  bit 


rustv   and  our  (llllln^',  vMHiI.t  !■    I'li 
but  we  did  some  .'I   the  Ihmi-s   u. 

,,..ih!  h.ili 


u 


'.   .ibli-  ti'.ul  the  lead  trom 

!  .t  halt  down  to  12  in  Ih.- 

.   -lui  he,aus,-  wi-  wen?  gt-Htin);  the 


Rebounding  and  being  aggressive 
are  some  of  the  things  that  we  need 
to  work  on  in  practice." 

-Assistant  cuiurh  C'hrista  Rommel 


thinv;s  vM 


.1  lion.-  I'll!  «. 

-     :  -IVf 


11.11(11    .111    I'ul'.i.-. 
points  at  ^2-'Vl  iv 
stH.<«Hl  half,  but  V- 
.om«-th«'le.id  lli.iis    i.!n     .^,■    ,,-ul,lnl    ,<■..< 

rhe  1  adv  ll.nvl-  .fi.l  how.'v.-r  oiii      .oin.-  Ih.it  !.-,i.)  .iiui  it  vm  ..in  I  Ksi'im- 
s-orelhil'i  oii.lh.ill  .ij^n-ssive oil  the    offensive t>nd. 

21  -w  r.-  not  goin^  to  win  many  names 


so  1  tio(^"  that  we  lan  improve  on 
thos»-  ihmns  doru-  offensivelv  as  well 
as  pu  lin^  up  the  rebounding  cm  biith 
ends."  said  eiMch  letld 

Vlaureni  Mastarlar/  led  all  scorers 
loi  the  1  ,idv  Hawks  with  \^  points 
while  Meh|abvHn  kh.in  .onlributed 
v\  ith  12  as  well 

Ki-boundm^;  and  bemn  a>;nres- 
-iM  an-  M>me  of  thi-  Ihinps  that  we 
mvd  to  wKfi  on  in  practice,"  said 
assistant  ciMch  Chnsta  Rommel. 

"It's  the  only  wav  wen-  Bi»in>;  to 
p-t  to  »  here  we  need  to  be  and  if  wi- 
pet  o  \\  hen-  we  luvd  to  be  then  tfi»-s»' 
ballRames  w  ill  mme  mui^h  mote  easi- 
v-i  i.<  our  plavers  If  we  can  aiviipm- 
hsh  that  th«i  we  won't  have  pr.^l^ 
k-nis  down  the  road  " 

Ihe  1  adv  Hawks  are  back  in 
.Ktion  on  Tuesdav.  January'  2h  a);ainst 
the  l>akton  t  ommunity  College 
Raiders.  Came  time  is  sti  for  S  p.m 


'The  Harbinger 

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I XXX 


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G.*?.7S?-T  Hawks  on  a  roll 


Mm«I«Mm:Ii 

Do  you  know  whdl  th>' 
budf;rt  rpfenmdum  !•■'' 

WhlW  sl.iii«)in>;   Liitskl.- 
one  of  •">    •  1  ■--• ^^,ltr 

4^»k    till"   tMV    VJIH-^IM'TI 

Dm  vku  what  thi-  ri-Ur<:i 
tium  IH  and  if  m>  an-  ^<hi 
pidnnin);  to  \otf' 

(.>nt'  hu nil  red  n indents 
wvre  -urveved  to  N-  e««ct 
and  Rot  answers  from  tilt\ 
ovtT  thirty  and  tittv  undtr 
thirt\ 

Ttw  rrter  what' 

I  Ain't  net  It,  expl.tin  ii  to 
me. Yea,  I  st»rt.»  knov.  jhou! 
il.   but   I'm   rml    rollnu  i: 

Ami 
'-•on. 

rhe  vety  few,  mx  io  b.- 
.Aact   wh«»   knrw    ahoiil    if 
Kavr   me   s«>me   gnsit   n'm 
fnents 

I  .h,.<i   ,.. 

Wf     HOIMK      lO      U-t        ..■. 

tractors  to  <1«»  the  wiwk' 

I  do  nut  teel  that  anvitnc 
in  my  family  would  benefit' 

Finally.  st>meon»'  ti>  ton 
verse  about  this  pn»blem 

So  1  went  to  Prenidenl 
Breuder's  otficv  at  Harper 
and  made  an  appotntment  to 
see  him 

President  Breuder.  K-inR 
the  busy  man  thai  he  is  had 
been  called  away  (or  an 
impromptu  meetmn  ,  that  he 
had  )ust  called  about  an  hi>ur 
before  our  meetin;;  was 
plaiwied  so  I  met  with  the 
manager  ot  Communitv 
Relations,  Amy  Mauensitni 
instead 

Marper  has  Ua  exceeded 
that  amount,  <iervictng  twen- 
ty-lour thousand  students, 
five  hundred  and  eighty 
seven  thousaiHi  residents 
and  23  communities. 

With  this  many  peopfo,  a 
one  hundivd  and  15  million 
refefvndum  doesnft  seemed 
so  far  fetched,  does  it' 

There  will  be  improve- 
ments all  around    t(x~using 


Youth  Symphony 
Ochestra  sd^uied 
to  perform. 
I  Pag* a 


on  hvr  building  restoratHms. 
and  tfie  additHKVs  of  tw  u  new 
buildings  for  the  ScKiice  and 

I>'i  hniial  V  rntef  and  a 
llospitalit\  .im)  1  ulin.ir\ 
buildint 

I.   IS,: 

Vf.ir  .21*111    tmrf  « lii  tn 
million  new  |obs  to  be  tili. 
tor  thai  spevifii  *iva 
But.    lack     Km-. 
President     ot     the     1  ainitv 
Taxpaytts  Network,  (old  me 
th.il  hf  thought  that  it  was 
-iitikv  1(1  tr\  .iiid  ha  ve  a  bat- 
l^ruarv    when  tlwre 
rhiT  p>sils  at  that 


ondh 


up  m  the  past  few  vear^ 

lastly,  he  fei'ls  that  the 
rri~.ident  will  K"  sponsoring 


I'lete  with  .1 
restaurant  mat  will  have  a 
wine  cellar 

President  lack  Koeser  will 
be  speaking  at  the  Legal 
Women  Voters  meeting  in 
March,  pnmanly  on  inis  sub- 
ject 

leannetle  fkmo,  a  siu 
dent  in  the  paralegal  pnv 
gram  says,  Impmvements  to 
tht-  s<hiH>l  are  improvements 
tor  thi'  students  and  tht 
future 

Connie  Podg<>r«ki.  a  sec- 
retary for  the  Business  and 
S>nal  Science  divisioci  says,  I 
V\<-  need  to  improv>'  the 
school  as  we  appnMch  tfie 
year  2000One  thing  lor  sure, 
having  a  modem,  handicap 
accessible  slate  of  (he  ar( 
sch(H>i,  (or  the  many  stu- 
dents that  attend  ikjw  aivi 
will  attend  someday  is 
imperative  Think  about  it. 
talk  about  it  to  your  ieiiow 
stwJents 

AtvJ  be  sure  to  dn>p  by 
and  speak  with  President 
Breudir 


Cofmnwitary: 

Movies  have 
influence  on 
violence 


PHOTO  B»  R¥*N  fBEUND 

C**«y  Jacfcl  rl|M  «•«■  a  r«>of*  hi  timrt  •*  an  OaktMi  4tmt*mt  •arltor  ki 
Hm  ••■•««.  m*  MmMis  •••  tftiatty  fiih»<  14th  ki  ths  nation  antoagat 
Avialoa  m  Jwniar  eaUagaa  and  flftti  In  •eerinc  at  SS.S.   Tit*  Mawhs  daf«at«l 
Triton  Collag*  103-72  on  Tuoaday  Foknuwy  2. 

ESL  Students  share  culture 


«€WS  EDITOR 

C>i  (an   yt.  a  gn>up  i»f  Harper  students 

j;athtTisi  in  BuildiiiR  As  studint  n-ntir  and 
howled  like  animals 

The  moaning  and  yelling  iihoed 
thmughout  the  building,  and  could  be  heard 
a^  lar  as  Building  C 

>et  these  students  weicn  t  crazy  cw  being 
disruptive 

They  were  a  gniup  of  students  fmm  a 
diverse  oillectMW  ol  cultures  learning  mon- 
aK'ut  i-aih  other  and  improving  Iheir  ability 
to  sj^eak  I  nglish 

rhe  event,  known  as  January  |ambt>ref 
was  an  activities  party  organized  b\ 
Harpers  ESL  (English  as  a  'hhiti,) 
language)  program  intended  to  gi\i-  KM 
students  an  opjxirtunity  to  practm'  ihrir 
English  skills  and  met-t  new  pev>ple 

Il  s  gixid  to  have  a  sjvial  event  from 
manv  ditferent  cultures  becaust-  we  gel  to 
learn  about  each  other  and  other  cultuns 
event    director    and    ESL    adviM^r    lerilyn 
t  .adherrv  said 

It  s  purpivte  IS  to  help  |the  students) 
mciease  their  Enghsh  skills  and  to  adjust  to 


AftI: 

Sheryl  Crow 
mellows  out  on 
Globe  Sessions 


American  culture,  and  living  in  the  US 

This  IS  espeaally  gixid  (or  in(em)tional 
students,  because  many  of  them  don  t  know 
anyone  and  they  are  interested  in  making 
new  friends  and  new  scKial  opportunihes. " 

Mi-mbers  of  Harper  s  ESL  staff  and  sever- 
al student  ambassadors  helped  organi/e  the 
event 

Als<i  pr»?sent  at  the  event  were  Student 
Senate  president  Kathryn  Cowley  Jr  and 
I  atin>>s  Unidtvn  president  Verona  Garcia. 
Mudents  laughed  and  played  games  in 
which  the  students  learned  more  about  other 
iultun-s  and  taught  others  about  tfieir  cul- 
tures 

I  thinkl  the  jamboree]  helps  people 
understand  different  cultures  by  learning 
aKiul  them  and  by  providing  a  positive 
invminment  for  unity,"  Garcia  said. 

In  oiw  of  the  games  students  acted  out  the 
behavior  of  animals  from  their  own  respec- 
tive countries,  while  otfier  students  had  to 
gu«-ss  what  animal  the  students  were  por- 
traying 

The  students  also  made  noises  similar  to 
the  animals,  w huh  w ould  explain  the  moan- 
ing in  the  hallways 


Sports: 

Lady  Hawks  lose 

close  one  to 

Oakton. 

SMPagaU 


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AM. 


f#orta PatfMlO-U 


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and  COM*  $12. 


Young  talent  to  perform  at  Harper 


Gal  a  few 
Tkun.  Feb.  M.  11«0  aoA.l^O 
pai.  in  the  lobby  of  ihc 
and  Sodal  Sdanoe 

if  pigyidk^  fte  umiiihim  to 
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Normally.  tl«nenlary  and  htg,h 
ichoi^l  stiidt-nts  wont  lead  an  orches- 
tra omipnned  ft  college  student". 

However  that  scene  will  take  plac.- 
at  Harper  on  February  14 

Several  of  the  area »  best  young 
artists  will  showcase  their  taknts  in 
the  Theatre  aitd  Social  Scwnce  CeiHer 
in  Building ) 

The  young  artist*  will  perform 
Beethoven-.  S\mph<wiy  ";  Towanl  m 
new  litf  bv  >uk.  and  Prelude  by 
Wagner 

The  young  artists  who  range  from 
ages  7-17  competed  in  a  contest 
juc^jged  by  several  conductors  in  tht- 
region  Dma  I  ee  of  Bamnglon  High 
School  took  first  place  honors  at  the 
senior  level  and  will  play  piano 

Violinist  F.una  Uiee  ol  Conant 
Hish  Sifiool  m  Hoffman  Estates  tot>k 


2nd  place 

Violinist      Dana      Anderson  of 

Christian      liberty      Academy  in 

Arlington  Heights  took  1st  at  the 


Onr  Midknct  tcads  to  be 

IkwB  tkc  coa^HM^  to  it  i|| 

dw  a  Ro^  dMMtt  for  th^ 

H«rp«r  Orchestra  l»  perj 

Apa  in  froot  of  a  tanMH[ 

iunu>r  li-Nol  while  Sarah  Hong  of 
PaddcKk  Elementary  in  PaUtiite,  also 
a  violinist  took  second 

The  Harper  Orchestra  will  accom- 
pany the  young  artists  as  they  per- 
form solo  acts      Event  director  Car 


id  Dsnstrom  believes  that  the  event 
presc-nts  a  unique  opportunity  for  the 
younn  musicians 

It  gives  them  an  opportunity  to 
play  in  front  of  a  large  audience," 
Danstrom  said 

"A  lot  of  times  kids  don't  have  that 
ipportunm  Our  audience  tends  to 
l>e  from  the  community  so  it  is  also  a 
good  chance  for  the  Harper  Orchestra 
to  perfrom  in  front  of  a  large  audi- 
ence "  The  contest  hnalists  have  been 
rehearsing  with  the  Harper  Oxhestra 
since  January  First  and  second  place 
winners  will  receive  US  savings 
bonds  fn«n  the  president  of  Harris 
Bank  in  Palahne.  Thomas  McCarthy 

First  place  winners  will  receive  a 
$500  savings  bond  for  the  senior  level 
and  $.100  for  the  junior  level 

Admission  is  $U)  for  adults,  and 
students  and  seniors  will  receive  dis- 
counts. 


High  Anxiety 

Learn  about  anxialy  md  how 
it  differs  from  slKsa  in  dv 
Counseling  Team  will  pro- 
vide information  ah«.it  ho« 
to  C(^  witii  anxiety  ''Hi 
•hare  canqyus  and  comnv 
ly  nscniRcs  Kul  aie  a^uU 
aMe. 


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nvmouNlv  Mihinit  i)in.Nlii>ns  i>n  well- 
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ns 1  .in  c.iusf  s 


n  till-  K>d\  t.il  thai  lij;hl 

tic  i!i  tfu'  tu-Lk,  ^roin 

Milieu  h  mph   imdes  nr 


■  lluo.it 


lI  ail  I'll  vi>ui  linger  or 
ill  in  •.wollen  glands 
-  -i\  I'M  thev  .ire  |ust  doing 


skU  :\n-  He.i 
Ans\\ers 

Hitrf'fiiv''' 

.^11   questions   will   be   thoroughly   rcs»-drihed   and 
n^ponses  w  ill  be  provided  by  health  tatv  proti-ssionals  and 

I  i.Jled  to  Pii'  /liif/t|(ix'iT 
V    IV  hat  doc«  il  mean  if  I  havr  ••wollen  glands? 

Is  It  mTIOUs' 

l>o  I  h.ive  i.inier'' 
I  \  mph  nudes  .ire  sirul!  ^Lintl 
mli-vtmn 

lite  most  n 
jnd  .imipits 

Minor  inti 
gl.mds 

liM  1  \.iinpl( 

l>ite  on  your  li . 

. . ,  when  vour  Ivmpi.  , 

their  (I'b  ol  tifthtin.;  inleitioii 

L'siuiiK  ihev  .ire  due  to  minor  prol^ienis  like  those  hst- 
«1  ab»ive 

llovM-Mf    svsollen  glands  lan  indiiale  serious  he.llth 
protilems 

Iheii'lon-.  it  \  oil  li.ive 

them  evj|u.lted 

(.1     N re  all  "bad"  Mtre  throat!)  •itrepihrojt:'  Mow  can  I  tell? 
1  I  sou-  throats  are  NOT  strep  thro. it 
'.;.    ■    .,.re  throats  are  due  t.'  unis,  ■.   v,i.l!  js  voids  ,ind 

'"■      '  '■" '■■-    '  '   ■  '   ■   'enal  inleition 

I  ins  ot  stn-p  throal  imhide 

lapiu  onset  ,,1  sore  nuo.ii  pain,  appetite  li>ss,  headache, 
(ever,  tivlmg  ill  lender,  swollen  glands  m  the  neck,  and 
bri>;ht  red  tonsils  that  m,iy  have  pus  on  them 

However,  M>me  (Kiiple  can  experience  the  above  svmp- 
toms  and  NOT  have  strep  thr«ial,  while  others  m.n  have 
onh  minor  symptoms  and  HAVH  stn-p  throat 

-!  ail  urate  \\  a\  to  knou  it  mmi  li.n  e  sirep  throat 

'hro.O    ■    ir'tMT, 

I  le.iltti   S,'|\  , 

minimal  tee. 


V  uti  s  strep  throat   tests  tor  a 


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When  if  loinc;  tn  |ilaiiiiinu  a  cimvlortahlc 
tiituK  .IS  bestamt  brighti-M  (urn  ro 

ihecxiHit    i  I A  A  C  Kl.l    W  ,il,  ..vor  $200  bill.un  in 

avsfl.s  iiiulri   ni.iii.i,L:i  !ni-nl,  '.\  e  i  >-•  tKc  wdiM's  l.ugfst 
rt'tiictneiil  m  vu  n;    llu   imiuhis  Um  ncr 

siitisLn  finii.   .iiul  llu  in «T\» helmiii^  .  ;..•.. .    ■■  jH-ople 
in  cclucatKin,  iommiiIi.  .huI  related  (icIiK 

Ex|ierti!M>  V'uu  Can  Count  On 

liirSOyears,  TIA  \A  kl  i  ,  miiu  nl  mlel- 

ligeiil  MiiuiiuiiN  1(1  Aiiifi  II  .1  -  liiiijid'i  in  (ihiiining 

nriil-    \\  r  pii'Mti  !■  .!  liu    i.ori.idir  [h-msidh,  mvcnii'il 
the  v.iiiiM.    •111,!      mil  piipulari/ol  llu-  w  r  \ 

conit|t-     :  •     !'""••"  ■••lirenKiit.  Ill  l.iv(. 

we  ni..  .unl  in  the  svorlil 


(baM.-d  on  rt*.scts  under  managcmont). 

TihLu     I  lA  \A  Rl.V  lan  lu'lp  \(>ii  .u  liif\c  e\eii 
more  ut  \  OUT  li.i.uuial  goals.  Fiom  t,i\-ilelci  u-il 

iiii-s  ,uul  IkAs  ta  mutual  liiiids,  \(iu'll  lind  llu- 
Ik-Xibilil".  am!  ■  lii>i<  •  1,  li.u  kill  \i\  a  proven 

hf —       •  ,K'iii>i  iii.iin  c  .  I  iiii.ii  kaliU  low  fxpi'iiMs, 
ai      .         I  ■^>  coiDiiulini-iil  to  [HTSonai  sifxiic. 
Find  Out  For  Yourself 
!■>  u  nil  nmif  aliinil  llu-  u  orM  s  prciiiK-i  ivtire- 
11  ii.'.ilioti,  lalK  to  onr  ivl  mil    i  ttii  cliit'iil 

planning  experts  at  1  ««8  'IIH-H^H)   (  )r  luit.r  >till, 
'  \  our  I  iillfatiK's    I'liul  out  why, 

■> M  ■  ■iui  ..  io  pl.inniii^  ior  lomorrow,  great 

iiiiiitis  think  alike. 


ww'w.tiaa-cret.urg/illinuis 


Eiuuring  the  future 
for  those  who  shape  it." 


•tMIAUI.  w .  nvAiuyi-. 


•  I    I   I     i  ^  I  mttm-pa.  n  am  i..iii»»i.iii » »,,.ra«. »» ■«  — » 


I  nb -<Uii(  <•  laaMi  l_  i<  ,.te^. 


Page  6 


Comni#litary 


Tho  H>»rbinBer 
February  8, 19W 


What  Influences 
You 

Ever  since  tho  initplioii  .>! 
motion  picluri's,  they  have 
influenced  what  we  do,  what  we 
believe  and  how   we  think. 

I'eiiple  go  to  the  mo\  ie>  to 
experience  things  which  they 
would  not  ordinarily  experi- 
eiui 

lht\   loiiu'  to  the  theaters  to 
not  to  onlv  est.ipe,  but   ihev  will 
also  t.ilvc  siMiutliinc    tvv.u    trorn 
It 

Besides  beinj;  t.ikeii  .iu.i\   In 
the  film,  the  viewvr  i-  .iNo 
influenced,  one  w.iv   <"    niotlur 
Unfortunately,  not  all  ol  these 
things  are  positive 

Case  in  point     in  W^i;*  s  "The 
f'roRram,"  which  starred  I-imes 
Caan,  Kristy  Swanson  and 
James  Marshall,  various  college 
football  players  tried  to  f;el  an 
.iJrenelin  rush  bv  l.ivinR  in  the 
middle  of  the  street  in  the  dark 

In  real  life,  two  students 
attempted  this  and  one  received 
injuries  and  the  other  died 
v\hen  he  was  run  over  by 
oncoming  tcaltiv. 

Another  case  where  lite  inii 
tated   art   ua>.  .itt.  r  the  movie 
"Mon.v    Ir.iin       with  Wesley 
Snipes,  Woody  Harrelson  and 
Jennifer  lope/,  was  released 
In  the  tilm,  multiple  L  f  A  atten- 
dants were  trapped  in  the  ticket 
t'.Htths     A  thief  proceeded  to 
^pra\   ihem  with  gasoline  and 
set  thini  oil  lire  watchiii);  them 
burn 

Two  Cr.\  attendant^ 
.  arred  for  life  after  si 
s«in  had  seen  the  tiltii  ana 
decided  that  it  u  a^  a  \.m   iie- 
ative  idea 

What  intluences  vou  with 
what  vou  do'    Do  films' 
Mii^i.  '      Vn""     Adverli-mn'' 
I'erhaps  all  of  the  above     Manv 
different  things  influence  diftei 
enf  people  in  various  wav'^ 


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Harper  Revisited 


B\    Miih.iiU.im/.ili/ 

f  farper  will  always  have  a  spot  in  mv  heart 
This  place  has  K-en  Rinnf  to  mv  In.m  Ihc  >t.irt 
I  have  ru)  a-grels  and  1  h.n  i-  iii'  -hame 
I  Kors-  t*\orv»»m'  iis'ls  iht-  sanii- 

Advi>«>is,  u-avluT-    >"  I  -'  'II  i;jl"n* 
I  knew  them  al!  II  '■'"»" 

Th»ir  ■idmiration ,,,,,.,  .it  l.u  rm- 

Help»'d  mv  mllei;.-  v.  ars  cl<'w  "I'h  »;lee 

!«,.  \i-.ir-.  plu-  1  w  a.ik.-U  th.'  hallv  >.t  Hjr)-H>r 

Makmt;  mysflt  .> 

VVatihinR  the  Rii  ''^ 

\;i(tTiplini:  ^"  ..>ik)ui  i  ilu  ni  vm!Ii  tin  i~-eiui- 

I  made  real  friends  ihal  I  will  mvei  u>i^f'. 
I  II  still  K-  there,  thev  ■•oiv  van  N'l 
We  ve  shared  th.-  Rvx>d   vvf  -K.irwl  tlu-  b.i.i 
When  1  depart,  it  will  K-  sdd 

M.in'  Thos»-  papers  and  exam-  sure  uifr  !.hi>;Ii 
I  studied  lopR  hours  hopinR  hard  vmrk.  p.ii.i  ''it 
,-\nd  did  when  I  riveived  an  A.  how  svmsI 


Confident  now  th.il  I  i.iuiu  ox.  !>.■.!..    .m  i.  ,i 

I've  dorK'  M>  much  hut  a  chalk'n^e  was  >|Hv..h 

I  (iiimst  the  iluh  bcvause  later  I  II  teach 

I  tailed  arul  failetl  until  I  didn't  tvlieve 

Iill  my  coach  tiK)k  me  to  Atlanta,  when'  I  lound 

n-lieve 

I  atin.is  Unidos  (lh  I  rememK-r  the  year 

When  the  m%s-tmcs  wen-  tun  and  the  end   was 

unclear 

ttut  the  s,v..n,l  hroui;ht  piKspcritv  and  Itll  its  le^a- 


VMikIi 


.  1...  . .  .1  iiiiiii.iuhi'd  o-l>-bntv 


I  want  lo  v.iim  i'..i^  III  ilu-  loniuis  vcars 

lo  sivi-  those  future  leaders  a  many  cheers 

I  hat  will  have  taken  this  arduous  entity 

-\nd  hulldo/e  through  all  obstacles  with  tranquilli- 


Mv  wimdertul  parents  helped  me  get  the  |..b  done- 
Whik'  in  tlie  pn>cess  havinf(  lots  ot  fun 
So  rememtn-r  now  this  thing  1  saw 
just  live  your  college  lite  day  by  day 


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February  S,  1999 


Arts  &  Entertainment 


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Sheryl  Crow  mellows  out  with  the  Globe  Sessions 


I  TIMetMN 

AKEDiraN 

Shen'I  I.  ruH  h.i^n  t  U-t  sum-ss  inilui-  u. 
htT  musii 

I'op  lulturf  h.is  mi  i.-ntrol  .mr  wli.i!  4n- 
due*  Suctw.  hdwt  chan^i-d  thi'  <.n.  linu- 
grammar  ■vhool  muMc  tfJcluT 

She  ha*  come  a  lonj;  way  inrnt  Mni^iriK 
McDonakt  s  jm^le*  i»nd  singin);  backup  on 
Michael  Jacluun  s  Bad  lour 

Her  farw  may  tin«k  at  ht-r  thirij  ertort  .is 
somewhat  a  departurt-  from  her  lirsi  tw.i 
atbumt.  hut  »h.  ■  .  maJf  sen-*- 

Her  musK  ■  n  a  diHva'nl  tone 

Thoufth  thi-  couiiti)  riK>ts  ',till  surtacv,  all  m 
all,  Thf  Cilobt'  SeNsums  j^iw  a  miw  nu-l- 
lowt'd  oul  (tvl 

Ml    ot    Ihc    tr.lik-.    U-.1     ,1    ...mil. 
acoustic  guitar  with  ptnial  stcvl  lim-s  to  -wl 
th»'  iTHHxl    Sheryl  ••  vocaK  on  the  album  niti 
th«'  spectrum  which  is  human  emotions 

Like  the  music.  Sheryls  song  wrilin);  I  i- 
gone  through  a  ma|«r  transition 

Cone  are  the  happ\  choruses  i>i  .Ml  I 
Wanna  Di>'  and   It  it  Make«  YiHi  Happy 

In  The  Clobe  ScssHXte,"  Sheryl  explores 
a  darker  side 

She  explore*  the  emolion  of  love  from  a 
darker,  m»ire  petsimistii.  vnv%     ll<Mrtbreik 


runs  lhri>u»;hiMi»  "h.  album    M»«>  h.is  tii.-  ^if 
<■(  t,ikm>;  tl>.  '„i  -..■nc--  .mii  I': 

ing  (hem  In  ::■ 


!'■,    jMin  m  her  \'>in    I',  evident  as  she 
sinRs  ot  Ix'inK  in  ,i  rcLitii'iisliip  with  no  n.n 

out 

In  Riverwide.  Shi'ryl  i-xploits  the  livl 
infis  ot  being  happ\  and  how  she  drv.iins  ot 
the  happiness  as  a  windmi;  riviT 

Her  refrain  of    IXtnt  bail  on  me   <Hnf;» 
like  a  tri  tor  help 


sh,    n  K'lkoiiirij;  h>T  in, in  !>■  si.n    vMth 

:  lm>;  lo  VHl.  VK  lavorite 
Mist.ik.  Is  .III  ,uilobiO);raphical  account  of 
■sliervis  .iitdir  with  guitar  legend  Fric 
t.  l.ipton 

Ihis  sons  looks  .It  heartbaMk  in  a  healthy 

W.H 

It  shows  how  bn-akinn  oft  a  relationship 
IS  a  wa\  m  which  Nrth  people  can  gmw  Irom 
the  experienie  and  how  lite  goes  on 

In  songs  like    The  Ditticult  Kind"  and 
\in thing  But  l>own    sheryl  pl.ivs  the  role 
>'i  i  utim 

1  lei  voKO  rings  out  w  ith  the  pain  and  tor- 
ment ot  King  in  a  r>'!ationship  with  mi  way 
1  hi! 

sihe  p.iinis  hei  men  is  l\  r.ints  lontrolling 
her  lite 

■she  tx'gs  lor  soiiH'  tncdom.  and  one  cant 
help  but  sympathi/o  with  her  characters 
The  ( .loK'  St-ssions    is  Shervl  Cniw 

[here  IS  no  sign  of  Top  40  glossinf; 

It  IS  the  sinpptsJ  down,  ban'  boni-s  sr\le 
ot  "shiTN  I  Cniw 

Ihough  shi-r\ I  was  ,i  late  bliH>mer,  chart- 
ing her  tirsi  hit  in  IWI  at  the  aj?e  of  .^I,  she 
has  established  a  unique  niche  in  music  and 
has  a  bright  future  ahead  of  her 


Wilco's  Tweedy  to  perform  on  campus 


I.  II     luertii.    lead    singer   ot    thi-    group 


nut  'X.tmtni- 

Iwcvdv    vv :  .1  louiisrv 

punk  gn>up  v.illej  liuleluppelo  with  let 
low  classmate  from  B«-lleMlle  High  Sih.«>l 
lay  Farrar.  will  perform  ongin.il  >oiigs  lu  h.i.. 
penned  over  tfir  \e.irs 

Tweedy  s.ns  he    Imik.-  ,it  Ihe  enioii.m.il 
experience  ot  vng  writing  trom  th*-  inside 


k  9mm  ikMtf  of  njasmm  tm  mumi  mak 

&mmi  AS  A  PACT-TIM  KAAPlOYMtfNT  IUCfiU{TIi2^ 


I*.  \jn< 


JtkpifltiJ     «f'tTiU«4«»(H.. 


.«Mn. 


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fmauemm  i 


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1  ai  M?-1 


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I  amnunKMKtn  i 

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>  >ne    iiiti.     Ii.is   des.rilsd    VNilios    .ill^'iini 

■  '"'.;  !  here,    .is  hki-  .1  w.irn)  sv^eater  ot 

■  ■  Kolltng  Stones  or  f<fi\  Young  after 

.'    n;    'it.     »»»tj    \\..[!ti    ol    ,ii|..'rv    iioim- 


t...  k   ■ 

K.-  ,  J  '.-.ir.tni  I-  Is 

l.iins    ^>   (ottei-luuise    mtu- 
Stutient  Actl\  ities 

lukets  .u.  sill  u.th  ,1i 
.tents  loi  'I,  l-ets  .  ,i!l  tl- 
H4  ■    »'.''i  h],»' 


p.irt  ot  the  lava 
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Pianist  Concert 

ri.inis!  Ii.ii  Suns  vmII  [XTtiuni  ,i  trei' 
i.oniert  at  Harper  College 

shi'  will  perform  on  IhursJay. 
Februar\  2s  at  12  1s  pm  in  the  Music 
Instruiiion  Center,  I'2H5 

she  IS  currently  an  assistant  pmfi'ssor 
ol  piano  at  Wi-stem  Michigan  University 

She  nveived  her  Bachelors  fVgree 
trom  the  I'eaKidy  Conservatory 

She  received  her  Masters  IVgnv  trom 
the  Yale  SchiHil  of  Music 

Sims  received  the  first  pri?e  Cold 
Medal  at  the  1948  C.ina  Bachauer 
IntematKtnal  Piano  Compehhon  held  in 
Salt  l.ake  City,  Utah 

She  also  won  first  place  avwinner  of 
the  19«»4  Felix  Bartholdy  Mendelssohn 
Compehhon  m  Berlin.  Ormanv 

She  also  achieved  success  at  the  IWJ 
•American  Pianists'  AsstKiation 

Com[X'tition 

she  has  fHTtornuil  throughout  the 
l  nileit  State's  and  Europe,  including  per- 
loimjiices  with  the  lsrat>l  Philharmonic, 
the  Indianapolis  Symphony  and  the 
r>env  er  Chamber  Orchestr  ■ 

Sims    ll.ir[->er  mini-co'  ,ind 

the  publii  IS  welciwiie 

For  more  information  ^all  the  Harper 
C(>IleKe   Musu    IVpartment   .it    H4~  92s- 


Paeet 


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Th*  Harbinger 
February  8, 1999 


Febraary  Arts  &  Entertainment  February 


Art  Exhibit:  "|ohn  Koudtrn:   A  Rrtro»p<rc«ivc" 

Itihn  Koudsrn  rj'ttmj  from  (h«>  ttjrpT  (  ><\U  >;.    \ri 
Uepartmml  in  IWT 

This  cxhihitum  ot  hi-,  paintings  ami  print-  will 
rek>bratf  his  career  as  an  artist  «)dtpa(ht>r  lanuarv 
25  •  February  2ft 

Mini-<oncert:  Chicago  SaxopiMHic  Quartrt  Iht- 
Chitj^)  Smiphum-  (Juarlft  will  ht-  (n-rtunnin^  j 
fwe  cx»n«rt  4t  Harper  CuIU^i*- 

This  virtiHwtk  trvst-mhlt'  h^s  ,)•  .  .  ,  dt»tin- 
gutshed  reputation  h>r  encetieiKe  in  musical  prtfor- 
mancp. 

Thev  will  p-rtiirm  ,it  12  I  ^  pm  m  tf»e  Drama  l^b. 
liberal  Arts  Center.  I  in^    February  2 

ClMKMt    Makolo  Nakura    Ihi  tn.inmK.  virtti 

o«>it->m«~.  to  Harpf r  (.  t>IU->;r  ' •   rni.iniv 

Mf  unu'  trtmi  his  i\atii.  ..rr  -\e  was 

dlrrddy  .i  -tjf  .iiuJ  made  d  spdrming  tlcbut  in  ttl* 
YoungliuutTt  ArtBtsSene*. 

He  will  be  performing  at  7  V  pm  in  (he  Drama 
lab,  liberal  Art>CenaT.  t  ItN 

TKkets  aw  S5  tor  Harper  MuJents  and  staff,  $6 
fot  c^her  >.tudent>.  jnd  $7  tor  |i;eneral  admissHm 
Febnuuy  S 

Film:  Tlamenco"  The  film  gties  thnHi|th  a  brief 
histiirv  of  (his  tpanish  dance,  followi-d  b\  .>  rumlxT 
of  ptTformatwres  fnwn  <i«»m«'  of  Spami*  bt~.t  djiwers 
The  film  IS  in  Spanish  with  I  n^jhsh  ••ubtitlo 

rhe  him  comes  fn>m  Ihi-  prinlucor  of  'The  I  .jst 
Eni(>fror 

The  tree  <ihowin)i;  will  begin  at  7  VI  pm  in  the 


Busini'ss -ind  S.H  i.t!  s*  It'll,  f  (  i-nltT  114"^     lebruar) 

r 

Mini-tonii-'  I  ■■■  Sims  Ihi^  world  miown«H) 
pi.ini^t  will  I  .'  ion>ert  .it  Harper  tolle>;>- 

,it  \2  i^  pm  in  tru'  ivlu^ic  instruitMin  Center,  P2t6. 
February  2S 

lava  lamii  Coffeehouse  Series:  Willy  Porter 
Ihe  VtiHv  Juk«'«."  native  will  kicK  off  the  ij»,i  l.ii  is 
Sene* 

Hi«t  mu*ic  IS  a  mix  of  old  <ch<iui  hmk.  rod  n 
roll   with  d  littk'  bit  ol  traditional  folk  mixed  in 

Hi  has  operu'd  tor  such  national  acts  as  Itu 
i.  ranNrrH-s.  loatJ  the  Wet  Spniiurt,  and  Ton  Amo-. 
anmn^  others 

Somi'  oi  rorter't  Mings  arc  autobiographical 
tales  trom  his  evperirntT^  fnwn  the  nxad 

l>n  other  stints    i\irtir  lakes  an  mlersp-.  ' 
appriKteh,  talking  about  interru^l  feelings  and  emu 
tions  from  heartbreak  to  «nKiKiragemenl  and  evt-n 
dealing  with  the  i!»ue  ol  HIV 

The  performance  will  be  at  NOO  pm  in  the 
Student  and  Administrative  Center  lounge 

There  w  ill  be  a  discount  for  Harper  sludtmts  aiuj 
staff  it  takets  are  bought  in  ad\  ame 

,M1  tickets  arv  $10  on  th*-  via\  of  the  show 
February  2* 


liiM-fqi 


Febraary  2,  3c 

Can't  Hardly  Wait 

Fcbnuiy  9, 10: 
City  of  Angels 

Fcbraaiy  16, 17: 

Amntad 

February  23,  24: 
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,  •BMkaltetl  aoMMrto 
'«f  tlw  KWMk:  'The 
intxMinds  pass  comes 
Into  Freund.  here's 
Ryan  at  the  foul  line 
Joe    YEAH!  YEAH! 
Ryan  Freund  with  44 
points  in  a  game  hits 
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to  Hft  the  Harpar 
Hawks  over  the 
OuPaga  Chapanaia 
6»«8  into  Iha  nation- 
al kximament.' 
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The  Harbinf^iT 
February  S,  1W9 


Hawk^  Sports 


Page  11 


Respect  the  referees  Lady  Hawks  improving 

K^Wta  MmIw  ■■  •    '■  ■  (     vu     iH-opIc     test  hul  Hanx-r  would 


I'Xhcijting 

What  d<«>  It  mvan 
in  spt>rts' 

LXies  It  iTNMn  mak- 
ing the  liKht  dcci«am 
incontestn' 

I  hopt-  s«i 

Then  it  it  means 
making  the  nght  cieci- 
stons  in  sporting  events 
why  aiv  all  th<.><te  lefcr- 
cn  in  high  Khool.  cnl- 
iege,  and  the  prot. 
ahways  looked  at  a»  the 
bad  guys? 

Aren't  these  the 
guys  that  ate  hired  by 
the  organizatiotu  who 
are  competing  in  the 
event? 

Then  why  do  the 
fans  always  boo  at  them 
or  tell  them  to  go  work 
at  Foot  l.ocker  or  Mime- 
thing' 

I  think  that  tht-  rett-r 
CM  in  lhe>>f  «-vt-nts 
c^xcially  in  basketball. 
get  a  bad  wrap. 

They  go  to  classes  to 
team  the  nght  calls  to 
make  and  I  believe  th.il 
most  of  the  time  thev 
do,  but  the  tans  from 
what  I've  seen  at  all  the 
levels  of  competition, 
need  to  givt  these  guv  > 
a   break  became  after 


all  the>'re  human  too 

The  fans  rh>ed  to 
show  the  oitK  i.ils  .1  hull' 
trmrv  respttt  in  whol 
thev  ^il»K^.llJM•  tt  Km^^n 
like  a  hard  job  becau'W 
It  they  make  one  call 
agam<tt  ime  leaun,  that 
team  will  be  ready  to 
beat  him/her  up  when- 


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as  the  opposing  team 
will  be  praising 
him/her 

What  must  l,ins 
don  t  rcili/f  or  Ironi 
ishjt  I  i-xperiented  is 
th.it  ii  s  onlv  a  ^ame 
S»me  tans  think  it's  a 
war  or  si»mi*thinK  ''"d 
Ih.il  thev  want  their 
te.im  to  di-strov  the 
i»pp«inent  and  the  onlv 
thm^  m  tlve  fan  s  vv,u  to 
Ket  tt)  the  other  le.ini  i-^ 
lh«M>tti.  j.il 

I  \r  h.-.ir.l  ,ill  kind-. 
ot  things  vi'llt'd   jt  .in 


ortieul  during  .1  >;.inH' 
and  I  think  tfvat  it  s  lust 
unnecessary  for  a  i.in  !. . 
sav  such  things  jK^ut  a 
(vrs<in  ni^t  Ks.iUNe  of 
the  vsav  their  doing 
their  |ob 

If  the  official  sees  the 
call  ewe  way.  respect  ffve 
call  after  all  tlv-v  n-  th«> 
ones  on  the  tloor  not 
thef«is. 

A  fan  carmot  have 
the  same  |u<lgment  that 
an  official  can  becau.<ie 
the  actkm  is  ttol  in  the 
fMt's  face,  it's  in  the  ofti 
cial's 

If  tfie  games  weren't 
tupervisj-d  or  otti.  i.ited 
who  knoMs  what 
would  h.ippen  l<^  the 
players  ivt  live  contest 

If  a  fan  were  to  lose 
I  ontn'i  in  some 
moment  in  .1  ^.im«v  .ind 
ffierc  wasn  t  .m  otfu  i.il 
nho  knoks  s  wh.it 
would  happi'n 

hven  though  thos.' 
tans  who  di>n'l  think 
that  the  otfu  laK  K'ltin^ 
in  a  game  -md  don  t 
like  them  tor  the  vails 
lhe\  nuke.  Iliev  should 
show  st^mt-  '»»'.f-»-s  •  *or 
iheni 

i.ive  th.i-      :  ,.  .. 


fOKmrnamr 

Held  Co.>,  h  Jeff 
ledd  would  like  to  see 
some  impmvement  in 
rebounding  ,is  well  as 
balan%  r.f  -..  "nn^  in 
b<ith  I .-r  his 

Hjq>-  Kis 

kethali  t»  ,iTTi  .-  i.»ss  tt> 
C'.ikton  (  ornmunitv 
l  ollege  =•2  'yx  Tuesday, 
lanuarv  2p 

The  ladv  Hawk- 
(4-i;i  UhI  bv  two  tran 
sition  baskets  trom 
su/anne  Wagner. 

quHklv  lumped  out  to 
a  S-pt»int  lead  in  the 
game  s  first  4  ;"<  biii 
l>ikton  r.illi.il  b.uk  ti' 
knt>t  thi'  ^;.inii'  .11  mm 
apMxe  and  laptun'  lh< 
lead  at  ll-«  with  i:  V. 
fvtnatning 

Mi  m  all,  the  kiad 
switchi-d  lour  tiiTWs  in 
the  first  h.ill  until  the 
Ijdv  Hawks  pulled 
ahead  with  a  ^2-M' 
halttime  command 

I  nlil  we  start  to 
rebound  g.imi*s  thai 
we  i.in  win,  we  rv  not 
going  to  win.  sjid 
coach  )edd 

Plus  in  ■ 
h.ilt  wr  onl. 
(sopi 1 


f       su       (H'OpU 

Ihi-  tirsi  hall 
whivn  equaled  bal 
anced  offense  That  s 
some  of  tlu*  things  w.- 
iveevl  to  get  ditne  ' 

The  IjkIv  Raiders, 
led  by  Ijsa  Cemv's  six 
points  in  the  opening 
2  "iS  of  the  second  half. 


rebound, 

we  can  win, 
we're  not 

going  to 

win." 

—Head  coach 
Jeffjedd 

.ompik-i!..  .  ,..,,  ^..„ 
my;  lontrol  ol  the  h.ij! 
until  the  I  ,idv  H.IW  k'- 
.  los,'d  in  on  ll.ikton 
I  iitting  tfu-  lead  !<•  ^^ 
s'  thanks  to  Mjuris-n 
M  istalar/  V  1 
« ith      :  \2 


test  but  Harper  would 
tail  to  score  thereafter 

"^ou  can  I  stress  it 
enough  but  that's  the 
onlv  wav  we're  going 
to  w  in  thes«'  games  in 
the  end  ls  by  rebound- 
ing and  balaiKe  the 
scoring,"  said  coach 
ledd 

Mastalar/  led  all 
scorers  for  the  I.ady 
Fiawks  with  22  points 
shooting  7-of-22  fnwn 
the  floor  iiKluding  4- 
■  <f-<>  iin  three-pointers 
and  4-of-l  from  the 
iharity  stnpe 

Melissa  Kommel  also 
.  ontributed  to  the  scor- 
ing column  with  11 
points  while  collechng 
SIX  rebounds  as  well 

CXerall,  Harper 
shot  27%  from  the  floor 
.onnecting  on  20  of 
iheir  72  shots  includ- 
ing h-of-15  from  the 
three-point  line  while 
ollecting  3<*  rebounds, 
l^  defensive.  20  oH»Ti- 

slM' 

Ihe  Lady  Hawks 
ivext  contest  is  Tuesday. 
K-bruarv  "  against  the 
I  adv  Wolv  es  of  loliet 
C  ommunitv   College 

C.ame  lime  is  s«'t  lor 
'^  p  ni  lip-ott  tirrii 


Come  support  Hawk  Wrestling 


Take  the  Next  Step  m 
Advancing  Your  Career. 


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Hawk  Sports 

flillii&ytfkl'"**  "•  wmiMii  H«lii«y  Hwpw  Coll^«  •  r^hiuan  t.  twt .:...., JiligB.. 

Hawk  win  streak  expands  to  six 


in  thi  mnlin-nii 
hard  Uti'fv'   ■^i^i 


,inti 


rhrillmn  HS« 

.   ih.'.r    L.iU'   i.^v 


Ky«NFi 

swans  toitoB 

TTw  HdwWs  .m-  llyiii>;  hi>jh  lh«'>  tuvi  i  -i 
s.in  hifth  MX  Ranw  win  strvak  *nd  Iwvr  tm.ilK 
etlif»«d  Ihf  =«<*>  mjrV  with  d  12-11  n-o-r.f 

More  impi>rt4ntl\    thi-v  i-umiitlv  h.i 
i,>ntiT>  '  i    whliK  IS  ,•.  ■<•» 

,.n>i  p.. 

K.>ik  Vdlk'V  IS 

"WV'vc  bvvn  y 
\witi  viMih  Mik*-  Hiroili 

ivervbodv  s   Nvn    pLivmc    will 
ilffnwt"  Kjs  K'»-n  . 

n«^l  hi  taki'  i>rH'  s<"T»f  •«»•>'' 

VVf  muM  K- ready  (or  t-M  I     ,, 

AfU-r  Jctiatins  |i»livt.  th«-  Hawk.-  '; 
RixklKrd  lo  laKi-  on  U.u  L  V.illw 

Thf  Hawk-  V  I  ith 

victory    t.ivmn  ti.^  .  ■  •  •  •'• 

in  thv  amrertniv 

ITh'  Hawk-  wi'rt-  ii«»Mi  !•>  s,,  (....ns  ., 
Kalf.  but  th«-  H,mks  h»ok  iht-  Wad  early  in  thi 
ond  halt  arwl  nm-CT  kxAi-x)  b.u  k 

rh*-  Hawk  attack  wa-  lead  K  Uan  suii;.s  II, 
had  1l)  ptiint-  .ind  had  '  thnv  piiinl«r-  |art-d 
'•h.Tm.iii    ■ontnbuti  i1    mill    t»    pMnt-    .md    Itvr 


iiiakiMn    it'  .'1  ilitif  r: '  ivliiii    ..■nin.tiiu.  "i 

their  IH  threv-pcMnter* 

Harprr  a\M>  dishfd  <>ul  22  asMsts  while  %te«l- 
ing  the  ball  -fvi-n  iimfs 

A  week  later  the  Hawks  traveled  to  River 
Clove,  to  play  nmteri'nie  toe  Triton  Community 
Colle|;e  A  very  h«>»lile  rnvimnment.  but  the 
Hawks  still  battled  hard  tor  40  minutes  and  it 
payed  o«  as  the  Hawks  prevailed  H4H2 

The  Troians  had  a  slim  M-Mi  lead  over  tlarper. 
but  with  n  SS  lett  the  Hawk*  took  a  5<M8  and 
thev  never  n'lintjuished  the  lead  C  arlo  Agnello 
dunk  with  I  (Vi  lett  in  the  same,  s«Mkt.)  ihf  vutorv 


t.ir  th.-  H.lv^i.s 

"-herman  .uKlril  i'i\>-   tn 
n.iwk-fh«'irla-lp.iini  i.l  il  • 
l.-tl  h<Mm-  the-n'rvh- 
I  >MT,ill,  the  H.iw> 
'  iiig  2H  i>t  their  r>2   "liii 
.  ,'  !•*  thnt'-pt'inlvrs 

111,  ii.iuks  .lis,.  ii.,>)  r 


th.-  Ills  If 


(ssisl-    V\llllv    sU.llllIt 


the  ball  I'l  lime- 

Surjseshad  21  points  lo  l.-.l  .ill  -torers  He  shot 
8  t«»r  18  Inun  i>  •'  -•■  ^htTman  had  14  points 
and  point  (,u.v  'Ikiway  had  P  points, 

tive  steals  and  two  ^  (-s 'inters 

Two  days  later  the  Hawks  traveled  H>  l')Rle<>by, 
to  pidv  Illinoi-  Valley  rhc  Hawk-s  tmce  again 
Ldmr  .iw.i\  with  thnllinR  7R-7ft  awne  triMTi  bt-hind 


\  ii  ton     \\i'n>;in>;  .i  li'-s  ,Mri\  in  the  -<  Msun  to  the 
■     uh.- 

i»>mn  hv   "I),-  [»iint    sh.-niian  drove  into  ll  ■ 
i,iru-  MiTnl  ami  v;>'l  fouled  lo  mniplete  the  thn  ■ 
|-Mint  pUix      to  Rui-  the  Hawks    another  lonli 
flue  \Kti»rv 

■-urm-s  onif  .ig.iin  \t\\  .ill  s..iirs  vMlh  2i' 
|i..ints    Ih-  wis  s  iroeii  ''  trom  thi'  liiu'    ,"1,1  linir 

s|,-.lis 

Mollttwav  had  Ih  points  ami  hit  ^  thnv  point 
IT-  ARn»'llo  had  10  points  and  siv  rebound- 
>heroian  had  '» (xnnts  and  **  assi-t- 

The  Hawks  hnallv  ^ot  a  ihami'  'o  pl.n  at 
hon«'  and  thi-\  didn't  disapptiinl 

l-n>ni  start  to  tinish  llw  H.iwk-  iJ<~.lrosrJ  tin- 
lro»ans  IOV72 

(•ivmRth,*  H..i\l.s  ill, -It  Mi.ist  iop-Kled  ',  ut,ir\ 
ol  tt»«'  year 

The  clos«.si  .^.    ...  ,.i..    ^..:  i-.a-  with  lU  niin 
utes  in  the  -tvond  hall,  when  the  score  was  20- H 
At  th«-  hall  the  -«»«•  was  *Vjll  and  the  second  halt 
was  controlled  by  the  Hawks   They  outscored  the 
Tnnans  hMl  in  the  second  halt 

hvery  athkle  trom  Harper  scored.  Surges  U  : 
all  scoa-s  with  10  p,  '     .lUstedeichtdelen 

sive  ri"K>und- 

Agnello  had  14  p.imls.  tive  rebounds  and  liv,- 
.1— ists  Mike  Wettir  nmtntnited  with  1 />  point- 
.iiid  eifthl  assists, 

tas»-v  lackl  tiail  U  points  -  ,,l..ui.i;  .i;.,i  - 
assists 

"We  really  coming  toRether  right  now,"  suA 
lorward  Carlo  Agnelki. 

"We're  finaily  playing  like  a  team 
I  V  iTv  thing  IS  clicking  nght  now. 
CHir   goal   from   dav  one   was  lo  go  to  the 
National  Tournament,  and  the  way  things  aiv 
t(M>king  It  kiok-s  like  we  can  win  the  whole  thing." 
The  Hawk*  (12-11)  are  currently  ranked  14  in 
the  nation,  in  the  NfCAA  Division  III  basketball 
poll     The  Hawks  als*)  ranked  6th  in  the  nation 
amongst  Uivisu>n  111  hinior  College  scoring  W  ■; 
ptHnts  per  game 


Wrestlers  starting  to  reach  peak  as  season  draws  to  a  close 


Jotie  Lacdan 
News  editor 

White  several  ol  rtw  Region  *  ti>p 
wrestling  teams  start  lo  stumble 
Harper  s  team  is  rapidly  reiiching  it- 
peak. 

Unt  weekend  the  Hawks  won  3 
meets  in  the  Tnton  tournament  and 
curtvntly  stand  at  7-3,  While  other 
college*  have  seen  their  once  potent 
lirM-ups  dwiiHlle  in  size.  Harper  has 
almo*!  all  its  starters  healthy 

"What  really  makes  us  strong  is 
our  depth.  Hawks  nuih  I>an 
Lopneno  said 

"Other  teams  like  Tnlon  are  hav- 
ing guys  quit  or  hMutK  them  to 
miury 

We  have  all  good  wietllers  and 
we  have  a  lull  lineup 

Heavyweight  Mike  Sauceda  t»-2) 
*p«rked  the  Hawks  with  y  consecu- 
tive T-lalls  at  Fntim  fVnis  Pool  also 
had  thnv  T-falls  at  141  pound- 


Returning  All-American  K  I  against  nationally  rank<d 
Cohen  sa>fed  two  T-  talk  and  thns'  Muskegon,  m,i\ine  the  Hawk-  u(<  to 
wms  total  lo  remain  undefeated  in  s  iTth  in  the  \K\A  national  rank- 
matches  at  157  pounds  irn;- 

""We'wiiht  to  peak  at  the  right  time 
which  hopefully  will  he  at  regionals. 
Right  now  we  we're  wrestling  good 
but  we  can  still  wrestle. better. 
The  biggest  thing  is  that  we're 
wrestling  as  a  team." 
"Head  Coach  Dan  Lopreino 


The  Hawks  have  shown  rapid 
impmvement  dete.»tin>;  Inion  tl-9 
and  Lincoln,  V»-21 

Both  learns  had  deteatett  Harper 
earlier  in  the  -easiin 

Harper  dl-o  won  the  tie-breaker 


IM-pounder  |eff  Ulte*  keyed  the 
Hawk  s  vicliwy,  outlasting  national- 
ly ranketl  wn-stler  (had  t.uiltord  S- 


W,      hj\en  t 
I  oprierui  said 


peaked 


We  want  to  peak  at  the  right  time 
which  hopefully  will  be  at  regional- 
Right   now   we   were   wrestling 
good  but  we  can  still  wn-stle  better 
The  biggest  thing  i-  itiat  w,'  r, 
wri-stlmg  as  a  team  " 

I  larper  was  scheduled  lo  travel  to 
Lau  Claire,  Wisconsin  lor  a  lounu- 
menl  and  cunenlly  is  looking  for- 
ward to  n'gionals  which  begin  on 
February  12th  and  nationals  on  the 
IMth  and  20th  Regionals  and 
nalHitrals  mark  tfie  start  of  the  real 
competition  and  Lopneno  knows 
thai  the  Hawks  will  have  lo  be  in 
peak  form,  but  is  confident  of  his 
squad's  chances 

"Thais  what  we're  building  for, " 
Loprieno  said 

'We  really  get  up  for  regionals 
and  natioivils  Us  what  we've  been 
working  for  all  year 

1  would  be  disapp<iinted  if  we 
didn  t  -end  the  whole  team" 


ky  eaNInc  •47.928.6000  xt  24«1  w  stop  ky  tiM  offlc*  In  tlw  StMlMt  «i  MmlwHtrrtlwi  Center.  A3«7. 


A- 


The  Harbinger 

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m%»mmm^mijiHmif9tC4Mm§t  •  P«i«tlw,  llllwote 


XXX 


U,  .  P«>i— ry  «.  IWt 


Transfer  week  offers  abundance  of    T^g^3yQf  f  3  ^mH-^^H^ii^ 
opportunities  to  Harper  students 


Sam  Hay* 


(luK      h.ttUt)       t.ill 


tiif  inlern,>ti>m.i 
ihii'1.1  studi-nt"- 

\itv  will  ,i1mi  K'  -("hx i.i 
;.  .  -i.mpwttT  «!.•"  >    ■  ■'•' 
hf4l(h  v.w  m.i|i'i 

tag*"  i»(  •it.Jiit'niu  ,id\(>in^'. 
talive%  fnim  tho  L  nivtTsitv  di  iiiin.^i- 
.11       C'hudgo.       \orthi-rn        Jii.) 
\i>rthf.>-li-m  Unncrsitu-^   who  vmII 
ht-  .i\.\il.iW»-  tiir  prn.iti-  21'  mimitr 


.lt"Mgn«\l  t.>  Mp <tHni. 


PHOTO  Br  H¥«NFREl»e> 


.-n.'iit 


S«ptto«wr«  Irhi  •••«*■  Mv««  tk*  iaiM 

TIM  Lady  HMrtw  oim*  tlMlr  NJCAA  II«<ImmI  t 

TiMs4«y,  P«*tiMry  2S  agataMt  Um  Oaktea  Latfjr  RaMar*  at 

Oahton  In  D*«  Plalaaa.  Oama  tlma  start*  at  Tpjn.  If  tha  Lady 

Hawk*  ara  vlctaftowa  thay  will  faca  Cellag*  of  DuPac*. 


The  Budget  Referendum's  shining  star 


ST«fT  wnuH 

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Arv  biKiminj; 
vou  turn  thfn 
restaur  JIM'S,  an. 
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\i'v\  StHenit' 

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unt    proi^rams    imludin^ 

hialony,   ihemi»try,  dt-ntal 

hv>;iiTie.    ritvtroniii.     md 

niirHing  atul  wiwld  prmult 

!i>r   iiiiirsi's   in   luw 

■s    like    k;r.»phu~   anJ 

ti  ItvLtnimvinu  .ilii  n^      I 

UOUivI  |l<    ,1   lU'W    I  t^Nli^i 


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ditti'rtnt  •HT\in'>   I 
iKun'M-liir-  and  IikkI 
viiunst-iiirN  i,\t>iiid  N,'  K" 
in   tilt'  t>iiild!n>:   vstth   I 
rvoni-.  and  ottu  >■••    Ihi^ 
Ihr       lllllli'l>       Ann  til 


liiiliatni 
ii..l<i>;\  ,!i 
v\  ill  K-  r\ 


I1UT-\I\^ 


attxl 

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,iti.' 
!>ill 


undcii  • 

With  ihiN  lii'w   ri-quiri-mi-nl 

!!  .    Sinn-  and   livhmilogv 

■  i\  ill  K-  an  asNci 

iirrinl  Kuk  .>t  \killiil 

wrkiTN  ha-  l.tt  y\,iM\)  jiibs 

>' i' ■  I  hua);c' ana  and  >^ur- 

iij;  -uhiirbv  untilli-d 

\.    i.i.vla     tMiuld    plan    to 

M-nd  iinplii\t«cs  til  thi'  nil 

;;ii  thoir  hasu  train- 

Knivda       Sumbfrg, 

dirvttor  »t  t"du- 

:.!«'•    alliami-«.. 


said  (he  vHtlllp.llU    v\,inls  Us 

fmptoviv%  to  ^ci  AS  much 
ha-K'  tivhnical  training  a* 
thf\  .  .Ill  i>iilsidi  Ihtiiimpa- 
lu 

\nv  mlli-gf  credit 
larm-d  »v.  nil  h.m-lil  the 
fmplii\i  '  iii'iiihs 

a^ii    V1tii>... in.iif;    with 

I  larpiT  and  other  lominuni- 
tv  »ollfj;fs  came  ti>>;rth»'r  to 
irvatt'  a  nt- w  asMKiati*  Itth- 
nuiandt-gnv  Companies  o( 
s«c  BudgM  Ratarandifn  Paai  2 


Trio  grant  benefits  students  witii  disabilities 


Matb  WMta 


Itul    lllv  li 


\1.iin    siudiiiis   h.! 


'.Il\      II. Mil 


..Is  {\xt>  \  »'r\  [>iu  It.  I, It  N' 
i<-s  IS  the  .Xihivvi-  rioMram 


-kills    .ItHl  111,  111 

I  ili>urm>\ 

\  wiirk  IS  l>i  tin  and  1  am  karmnR  how 
'.  nght  v»av  M»  <»-■»  tirade*  have 
-  n*siilt  >jt  Ihi-  pti 

-!'.    lalist  I'asiiiala  Hi  ■  il 


M«w« Paga  2-5 

A  &  E Pat*  7-8 

C»HMMHitar|r»J>aK«  6 


Truths  abtiut 
slavery  ri'vodlttl  in 
Amistad 
•MPagal 


Comment  iir): 

Tht'  littlo  nu.iiHV'>  ot 

H.irfXT 
•••pagat 


Kid  Rtnk's  devilish 
album  a  smash  hit. 
Sm  Paga  7 


2<*S       CaMMWMnaffy»MHMPag9  a 


Sportft: 

Wa^stling  sends 

whole  team  to 

nationals. 

tMPagaU 


->*■<•  7       Spwta — Pagaa  10-12 


Page  2 


Campus   News 


Referendum:  Science  and  Technology 
Center  provides  new  options  for  students 


contruMJ  t'om  [M(e  1 
all  *ize».  wnuld  N- 
r«pec(ed  lo  us* 
Harpvr*  Stieme  and 
Techra»li«(cy  CititiT 
These  pfvigram"<  w\'uld 
certainly  tvm-lil  th.- 
c  o  m  m  u  n  1  I  1  I-  ^ 
>urrounclin>;n.irptr 

College 

Pres)d«-nt  Ki.Krt 

Breuder  .»nd  v.irious 
trustee*  ar»-  mdkin«  thru 
aiund>  to  <ip«Mk  at  dil- 
tcrrnt  viUani-  Nuird 
mivtinjf. 

TTie  last  iiH-t-tiii^;  h.i- 
in  Svhaumburn  wh»-rr 
the  1^  minute  pnx-nla 
tion  drew  little  (wdtmck 
trom  Sthaumbur^  tru 
tn-t  and  the  public 


HEALTH  WATCH 


I  l<r. 

iifHoinin>;      dav- 


>1IU 

,111^1 
ttme>  \i»u  lan  attend 
these  meetings 

luesdav.      Februars 
Z:<rpm— Palatine  Hi>;h 
Si  hull.  caMena 
Thurvilav       Manh      4 
-  p  ni  B  a  r  r  in  ft  I  i>  n 

r  ,1  r  k  n  1  -  t  r  1  .   I 
1  .inufivl.Tt  t.Tl.-r 

B    .1    r    I    I    n    H    <    >>    " 
K.H.ni  Tuesday.  Marc.i  **. 

Tpm Ilk  C;rnvi-  high 

Shi'«'l  latetiTi.i 
T  h  u  r  >  d  a  V  ,  M  .>  '  .  h 
11.7pm---Mer'H'\     Hiy;h 
Sthiw'l.  tateleri.i 

Tuesday,  Manh  lf>.  7pn! 
•  -Si,haumburnlli>;h 
S.h.x.1,  H'M^rn  ?»>!» 
Tu.-d.i^  ^'  ■'"' 


Bult.il(><..i<.\.         Hii.-,li 
SthiKil,  i.itflrn.i 
t>r  Hroeder  will  di-^u-~ 
Mafp«r  Collettes    ('Ijh- 
tiir  thi-  ttituri- 

He  vviU   respinJ   t.. 
ijuestK'ns  thai  the    r*"^" 
dents  i)l  thedi-trul  ni.iv 
have  aKiul  the  pii>(x>-.il 
Iniildins  referendum 

It  MUir  village  wasn  t 
mentioned  call  v«ur  vil 
lage  hall  and  ask  it  lh.-\ 
plan  to  ha\e  a  me»-tnif, 
K-tore  the  relerendum 
nime>.  lip  i>"  l*"' 
.\pnl  nth  hill. -t 

This  IS  an  itnpori.tni 
p.irl  ot  the  tutur.'  ■!  th. 
mmnuinities  tlial  -ur 
nmnd  Marp«'i  1^/  siir. 
t,.  vote 


GRANT:  helps  educate  difuibled 
students  in  need 

comviuaa  (nyn  Ml*  1  I  he  nuniK-r^ 

sjsak  ti.r  lhinis.T\«-s 

I  l.ir.i.i  ^iid 

Main  -tudcnis  .nroll  in  .uir  pr.i 
gr.ims,  imiu  >itin>;  ti>  rn,'  ihat  Mud.nt^  find 
It  hilptul 

Man\  -md.nls  ^ades  h.n.- l^1pro^l^^ 

iMth  thi'  lutonnn 

In  additi..n  stiiJ.  m  -  liivr  J.\elop-d 
>l>.s.  relationships  with  ..ul'  other  The 
A.hu'M-  pnv.ram  also  host-  -..me  -imesv 

si'miii.ir^ 

\.  huvr  pr..\id.s  .iiltur.il  .-nn.  hm.-nl 

pr.'cr.ims 

I, is!  summer  the  students  went  to 
Kavinia  and  in  Nov  eniK-r  lhe\  w.nl  to  sis' 
Kjj;  Time 

lo  ,111, .11  in  this  pro>;r,im  students 
must  M.».  I  n  sjxM.ilist  \i.ki  Atkinson  in 
Building  n  ns.m  ll^t 

Atkins.. II  als.>  acts  as  the  Aihiev.-  loun- 
st'l.ir 


'Th  e  r  a  p  e  u  t  i  c! 
Massage 


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Who'*  wlM  at  ltaffp«r? 

Greg  Beise 


Truths  about  slavery  revealed  in  Amistad 


ST*f»  WWTtR 


STAfT  WWfER 

He  »jH>rt»  lonn  hair  pierced  e»T%. 
tnngut?  .«rRl  nin'''"" '"  "^•'•'"^^ 

S..uih1s  like  th,-  lvr'-«l  '^""  '"'^  ^■"' 
rnadH-.  njthl?  Wi«n); 

Ga-sB«i*hasainiKb  bnghi.  i  ii. 

in  mind  tor  himsel* 

Bcwe.  4  »ec>md  year  student  at  lUrper 

College  i*  »  t^*^  K"* 

Whik'  being  J  hill  timt'  oiIUtic  student 

he  alM>  tind»  time  tor  two  |i<b^ 

Durinfi  thf  w«-V  the  uTamu  l.>l>  ttv).^ 
him  Komn  with  hi-  student  Jid  ('.•siti.-n 
Hls  «eci»nd  n*.  al>»>  reUted  t»>  art.  alU>»- 
him  to  spend  his  weekewU  trav-elinR 
Grejt  IS  a  master  highlijthter  for  the 
Thomas  Kinkade CUIIerv  which  take^  him 
M  over  the  tinintrv 

Gren  loves  hi»  jt*.  »»»«*  '*»»*"  •■** 

;  t-nente  to  be  invaluable 

1 1»  talents  do  not  slop  with  painttng 

and  time  mdndnem.-nt  h»-  is  jkti  a  talenl- 

ed  RUitinst  and  i>  currently  taliinK  lessom 

here  at  Harper 

Greg,  who  i-s  sinjcle.  is  descnK-d  by  his 
triends  as  truly  k.ind 

A  re<Te»hinR  contradiction  to  the  «tlg- 
ma  that  surrounds  «iir   purv.cl   fxtrs 

Talented  and  en){a>;mu   <  '"Hirv  is 

«n»  ti>  be  quite  brijihi 


HmtMmgmt, 
mn  now  aceoptlng 
appUcatlonft  In  A367 


To  commemorate  Hack  hwtury 
nHinth.    Mjrp«-r    showt-d    st.x.n 
Spielberg  s  tilm,   Amistad   iii   'he 
Student  ,»dministration  Center,  on 
'   imary  Ihth  and  I7lh   Th»'  lilm 
Mathew    Mi<  onoughev    as 
iv..>.,-r  Badwm    Anthonv  Mopkin- 
as    John    Oi'i">  '<      \'i.""- 
Mort(an     hr«s  in.in    as    Itu-od^ 
liudson  The  lilm  hfgu»  on  a  »Uv. 
kar);o  shjp  h«'adixl  for  Amenc!  " 
|KW       The  captui-    trom    U 
Africa  be^in  a  n-vult  aRainsi  ii,^ 
Sjxinurds  who  have  ci>ntrol  t>t  the 
ship     timjue  (l^timon  M 
«he  le.idi-r  i>t  the  West 
vtam  tht  revolt  bv  bieaWinK  tnv  ot 
his shatkWs   Cinque «. chains cUng 
together  as  he  ^truRgles  to  unUxk 
the  chains   Dpmon  HounstHi  pUvs 
a    convincingly    m    hi*    role   a* 
Cinque  Ihnnighoul  the  film  a*  he 
»how«  Cinque  s  stru){gle  tor  trfv- 
dom  through  the  furrow   of   his 
hriiw  and  the  tenmng  ot  hi-  KhIv 

Th«'  Atmans  t;ikr  mnlri>i  .•!  th« 
ship  ami  sail  vv.-stw.ird,  ihinkHii- 
|h«^  are  sailing  b.u  k  I"  \tn>.i 
Two  weeks  Uiti-r  the  >;r.nn'  .irnv.-s 
in  .<  pl.wc  unt.iniili.ir  "i^  iiiilik..- 
their  hi.iiiil.mJ  Ckiuh-vIuuI 

Ther«-  they  ar^-  taptun'v)  on  ih« 
coaM  by  an  Amencan  \a\  ,il  ship 

Bi>urd    in   chains    .i^.iin     th. 
Africans  are  taken   tn   a   pns,>i\ 


where  thev  are  hrfd  and  charged 
with  piracy  and  murder 

Ironv  btvomes  .ipp.ir.iil  in  Iti.- 
dim  during  thiAfru  .ins  imarv.ii 
lu.n   with   the   ihnr   l!is..'MT\    .•! 
ChnMianitx      *  >nf  >-!  ihc  Am.  ,<n- 
taki-s  a  Bible    ind  ni.ik.s  ,iii  mler 
i-sting  n>ni(Mns..n   Islwisn   tlieir 
l.l,i-.ht  and  thai  t>l  ttu   le-.s-      that 
!ris.>n   >;iM*s   more  d».'|>th   U' 
in  lH\.iuse  11  show^  hovv  the 
struggle  Itw  Ireitl.mv  has  Neii  tak 
,,..-  i.Ucesiinf  creation  nunnglh. 
,,is    tirsi  tn.il    ''  aNilitioni>a.s 
I,.     1  i-k    ot    delending   the 
Baldwin,      Theodore 
,  ,,  k  .,.,.  liul  1  ew-ii  Tappan  (StelUn 
skarsw;,u.l>      Spam,  two  Sj^anish. 
AirwTican  plantation  owner.,  and 
the    prOMHuiin^     attorneys    are 
among  those  interested  in  claiming 
the  Afncan*  as  prvpertv     As  the 
tnal  pTt>gresst-*    Baldwin  tnes  to 
break  communii  atKin  barrier>  with 
Cinque  to  gain  more  eviderKe  for 
itH-  tase  The  mitcotTH-  of  this  tnal  is 
iHwr  :e\ealevl  due  lo  the  disfniss.il 
,.)  ih.  ludge  and  inr\  in  rresideiil 
M.irim  \an  Huren    vnIu-  is  tax  or  ot 
^l.ixerx     The  tnal  is  ihni  s.-nt  tn  the 
supienu  t  .'iirt 

Kalduin   i-  U>r.ixl  to  I.K.k  lor 
other  resi.uri.-s  to  help  him  win  the 

t.lM- 

He  l.«>ks  ti'  liTtnef  proulent 
|,.hri  OiiiiHV  Adams,  a  litx-ial  and 
non  ii.|\tormi-l 


Anthony  Hopkins  gives  a  won- 
derful perforrruitKe  as  Adams,  and 

a  I. impelling  t.-slimon\  during  the 

trial 

I  iopkins  has  this  powi-rfui  line 
!hai  he  d.livered  with  sincerity 
md  lomposure  We  have  the 
understanding  that  whi>  we  are  is 
who  wi-re 

The  verdkl  is  dHermined  on 
how  inlkiential  Adams  is  upon  the 
Supn-me  C  ourt  [udges  and  7  ot  the 
^  are  from  the  South 

ITie  film  can  be  compared  to 
Spielbergs  other  great  work. 
Schmdlers  List.  Ainistad  has  great 
actors  who  are  pa»si«>nate  aKiut 
the  film  and  its  lontent  The  imly 
disappomting  aspeii  of  the  film 
was  that  Morgan  Freeman,  who 
played  Theodore  |i«ds»m  ,  did  not 
play  a  significant  wle  but  ts  still  a 
superb  actor 

Met  wnaughey  lacks  enH>tion  at 
i^Ttam  times  in  the  film,  especially 
during  the  tnal,  but  be  does  have  a 
ptiwerful  performance  with 
C  inque  at  the  end  ol  the  him 
Although  the  film  is  based  on  a 
true  slorv.  this  re-cTeation  is  a 
believable  and  hauntingly  realishc 
(>.rtraval  of  hie  m  colonial 
.America 

This  tilm  IS  appealing  to  those 
^^h..  have  an  interest  in  the  begin- 
nings ,(t  sla\er\  in  America  i>r  how 
,1111  iiidi.  lal  svstem  wi>rk». 


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.it      1.1//      ^.IVv'phoIlf 

IXintu  I  I'riti.iii  fniMiinT-.  hi-  tir-l  n.ition.il 
niordini;  tnlitUil  Djnnv-  Ki.imi  mi 
MagMilc  I  nti'rt.iinmfnt  ami  t  h.irtin.ikiT 
lay/  Thi' .ilbuni  tiatun's  Ihv  hil  ^in^li-  ^ihi 
Idkt-  mv  brv.Jlh  .iu,i\  .i  whuli  i-  ,i  i;r.uiful 
i<nd  siniirc  ball.ul  1  tTinaii  -  pl.n  un 
*rt>praii<'  -..m'phunc  igniU".  Naiilv  .iikI 
s»>phi>tkatiiin  duriiit;  Ihr  Minj;  In  HIai  k 
C^'»Ki-u>  1  crm-in  fnlislfd  tht-  hi'lp  »>l  mit- 
tan>t  farifvl  llaqiit'  and  tn^fllHr  thi'v 
di'IrMT  dr  im.i  .md  inlrnsitv  U<  lln-  thuu^ht 
pnnnkin);  work  nl  art  In  addiliun  IXni' 
Vali-nhn  add-  |ii>.l  thr  ri>;hl  anu'ijnt  i>l  Mill 
nox  lo  tlu-  I'tht-r  trai  ks  with  hm-  i>I  hi-  lluti- 
I  i-rman  -  nuiMial  stvU-.  havo  Kvn  inm 
pan-d  ti<  li'llow  -a^nphiHii-.!  l>avid 
SdnUmi.  with  1  i-rman  -  asi;ri~.-m  nr— 
d«pictt'^l  m  thi-  album  Another  traik  vmi 
he^r  4  ItttU'  R<mi-\  lamf>  whiih  disphus  a 
hfarttill  -.ntirncnt 

I'anrw  -  Island  (•nRam"^  in  sarinu- 
Juriti*.  I'l  niu-ii  at  tinii"-  hi'  pulK  troni  his 
'  l.is-i.  \\  training   tht'ii  takfs  thr  iisirnrr  to 

t  [s>p  tiink.  r&b,  anil  I  i-rman  ■■  own 

1 1'..    st\  li-  d.TUrd    V '■■     'ravels   to 

fiirop  .iiul  Ihi   \1iddi'  iodiiid 

i:\  '     piirsiu- his  niusK  .  ,uts-i  piott-ssiorLil 
mnv    slarti\l    In  slud\    musu    at    Ihi 
I  ':     ;  '  "      .     i>t    Mijsit    m 

f  ^  fvUK.ition  .il 

It  vas  "stall  Liu\tisit\   I  .rman  ^rad 
'  tnvn  North  Tcxd>.  Stall-  w  ith  a  doiibli 

■n  musit  and  Imame  l.i?/  miisi,  lets 

n    truK    ixpri-ss    his    passion    .ind 
appn-iiation  Inr  niusu .  while  maintainiiH;  a 


ill  ll.ls  0|-VIU\1  ll't 

siiili^ri'.it  Si  i>H>th  la//  |x-tormerssiKti  .i- 
Kuhard  llliol  IXntd  Benoit  Herhie 
llannKk.  and  Irii  Marienth.il 

I  lie  hij;hli>;ht  ot  1  ernian  s  larivr  came 
last  vear  whm  he  [vrtormt'd  in  bviropi', 
and  he  reaii/ed  thai  Tony  Bennett  was  in 
the  audieme 

Bennett  >;ave  lerman  a  grval  review 
and  in  addition  snrprisi^i  him  with  a  p«>r- 
trait  that  Ik-nnetl  drew  ol  I  erman  while 
I  erman  was  onsta);r 

lerman  was  .h statu,  .ind  in  turn  sur- 
prist'd  everyone  In  pn-wiitin);  the  portrait 
to  his  lather  who  was  a  bi^  Ian  ol  Benne't 
Mi»st  ot  IXinnv  s  tinu   is  sjxnt  promoi 
inj;  the  new  album   he  is  tourin);  and  visit 
in>»  ri\ord  stons.  across  the  lountrv,  and 
will  travel  to  f  uropi'  in  Marih  to  plav  the 
nuisu    of  Cershwin    When   Ddnnv  is  m>t 
v%orkin>;  on  his  musu    he  enjoys  plavin^ 
hivkev 
I  ennan  s,iid 
his  nvin.));er 
tiase       him 
almut       not 
N■ln^abll•  to 
make  up  his 
Ml      1      n      d 
whether     to 
hei  om> 

1 

h   o   I    k   I-    V  [ 

plaver    or    a 

I 

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H.lipiT   (.    l'll(>;f    IS   tlUTf   lor    Us 

No  mdltt-r  viiur  age  or  race 
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It  s  nv)t  thi'  l><s!  ,^  h.i.ij  111  I  fi, 
wurlJ    hut  It  s  ,iIh,(Vs  thiTf 

h\in    It    thf   s,  houl    IS  nui-i 
with      geesr      tin-      SI  hill. I      uili 
alw.ivs  mnif  .1  .  .illiti i,t 

M.im    -tiKJ'  in    .ipj 

>;i'n>         ImII       t  n<        rill  ili.-r  i.  s      u  ill 
IH'\  ■  r  ,  .    iM' 

Its    thf    little    thini;s    ih.it    v\  c 
cherish  .itui  Ii>\  i 
f         i  1^.1     ti  ( m,l    .1    [Mr  kiMi; 

spaif    v\  In  n    veil    .in'   .ilri'.uU     in 
numiti-s  latf 
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The  Harbinger 
February  22, 1999 


Photo  Opinion 

What  Do  You  Think  of  the  Budget  Referendum? 


1 


Amy  Sknertki  Tim  Bialek 


Scott 


It's  a  good  idea        .^^.^  ^  ^^^  ^^  „        Sciigcnbcrger 


because  thin^- 
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turn'.;j;reen.  when  trvnii;  to  turn 
left  Onto  Algonquin  Kd 

air  listenini;  to  VVI  It  \1  radio 
stafion  in  an  emrl  \   ,  itetei  i.i 

C  ' 

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pvop.e  o 
denng  i\  I 
the  lieu  U    n molded  building  A 

VVatihmg  television  in  build- 
ing   \  with  no  om-  to  bothi'r  v  ou 

Or  pla\  ing  ,t  \  ideo  game  u  ilh- 
out  an\  one  to  plas    against 

'sure  sonie  ot  these  Ihm--.  inav 
seem  a  little  odd  hut  il  s  uh.it 
makes   ILirper  a  criat  lollegi- 

When    .  ■    u  hat 

'^  er  ue  >l,  \  ill  all 

miss  this  college  '  :   1\ 

'so  the  nevt  tinit  s,.,,n,,,,,-  s,i\  s 
to  sou  Harper  is  a  )oke  pisi 
remember  all  the  memories  ,ind 
the  good  times  will  li\i-  ,.|i  Its 
the  1 1  till  Ihm;;--  that  niak,  t  lie 
dittiTeiii  e 


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Fcbraaiy  22, 1999 


Deep  Impact  hits  Harper  College   "^^  M^W®^ 


MJMERTISmG  &  BUSIMLS&  mHAClM 

The  HarptT  Sfudenl  Activities  i*  *pt»r- 

M>nn>;  thi'  film  P.  i  ;■  (".'/m,  '  en  l.l>ni.ir\   ?■» 
am)  24 

Deep  Inifkh  I  remindt\J  j  li>t  i>t  \  uw  tr>. .  •! 
AmuigeJili'n ,  oci-pt  h>r  th-  '  •■ »  't'l  /'■<; 
Impicl  ck'db  m<>rc  w  ith  th.  I  .irlh 

t>pfH>sevl  to  the  sjian-  vr«w    .on.  ■     -  >\h,(t 
Armiiyi'<i/t)«  tixiiwd  on 

The  film  wa^  direvl€\)  b\  Min«  I  fUer 
Her  nuvsi  t.im<ui->  wurW  is  (or  the  tilm  Tit' 
Prutemaker,  whuh  starrii)  Nimle  Kufman 
and  Geoijce  CUxnu'v 

The  cast  t>lf  rhcy  /ifrjw./  is  truly  magnih 
cent  There  in  Tea  U-oni,  who  "ifar*  j>.  the 
reporter  who  t»et\ls  a  chance  ami  ^et-.  it 
when  she  di<iooverN  a  guvernment  i.ti\erup 
Morgan  Freeman  is  almo^(  regal  during 
his  term  ot  proideno'  tor  th«'  lilm 

Rt>bert  l>u\,ill  has  the  part  .•(  a  John 
Glenn  like  crewmemK-r.  hi-  is  the  oldest 
man  to  go  to  space 

There  is  also  a  great  -innsiri.tu.  ,  ,iv» 
which     includes    Elijah  i  nli i 


■siiK'iski  I  .Hir.i  Inm-s.  Ki>n  1  Klard  Inn 
Favn-au.  Maximillian  Vhcll.  aiui  Vanessa 
Rt\J  grave 

Htvause  the  twn  iislirnul  mm 
mil  fust  monlii^  hmtI  n\,r.\  ISO 
inliiipalinj;  ' 

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i;o\i'rnmint  muspiraiv 

Ilu"  s»rtretar\  I'l  st.iic  is  nmoMsJ  or  he 
has  resigned  troni  ihr  otluc  He  ^i^*"-  mi 
reason  wh\   -■  -  iri'  i.viriiMis 

(Vie    rea!i.  ■  ^virler    ti);iin*s   out 

what  IS  goiiii;  on  ^o  she  contronts  the 
President  nl  the  I  iiiSicI  'states  He  tms.  to 
(x-rsuade  her  to  not  intorm  the  puhlu  but 
alas,  she  refuses 

The  public  deals  u  ith  Iht  knowledge  thai 
man\  ol  them  i\ill  die  There  is  a  lotterv, 
determining  which  people  will  lice  in  a 
K>mb  shelter  underground 

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Hawk^Sports 


The  Hdrhinger 
February  22,  IV» 


T!  iltey-oop  pass  that  capitalized  the  victory 

over  the  Triton  College  Trojans  on  February  2nd.  The 
play  was  assisted  by  Dan  Surges  who  led  the  team  that 
night  with  30  points  and  two  assists.  Carlo  was  the 
second  leading  scorer  with  14  points  while  also  grab- 
bing five  rebounds  and  dishing  out  five  assists.  This 
was  the  3rd  straight  home  victory  for  the  Hawks.  The 
Hawks  finished  the  season  ranked  ninth  in  the  nation. 


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I.Haiper  104.5 
2.Linooin  86.0 
a.Trlton  70.5 
4.Kennedy-Kmg  40.0 
S.WautMneee  28.0 

•Harper  qualified  al  Ian  wiMden  as  w»H  as  taflB 

Central  and  ttaaca  Community  Cdages.         ^^ 

•This  is  Ihe  first  time  in  school  hislory  Vm  an  team 

menbars  have  quaMed  lor  the  national  wrestling 

toumamant. 

•Whare  are  they  now?  (Courtesy  of  the  Daify 

Hemid)  Fomier  Harper  Woman's  ttasiielbafl  j 

Tncif  Schadar  is  now  an  activa  ptayar  at  I 

Parte  Coaage. 

•Quote  of  the  Weeii:  Harpar  wraeling  ooadi  I 

Loprlano  on  his  thoughts  of  the  national  I 

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HawlcSSSports 


Page  11 


Hawk  Wrestling  gets  national  bid 


SKCML  TO  nc  HMMNGER 

Harper C\>Uef(e!.  wri>stlin|i;  team  ha*  n>anamed 
top  hontirs  aiTii>n>;  Ri-ijton  IV'  (nurthtTn  llltn<ii>> 

The  Hawks  dcvmiruiliil  the  top  thri-»-  pl.iii~.  to 
win  the  R«)(ion  IV  lournjirifnl  on  I  rijj\. 
Ket»ruar\'  and  quahtv  tts  entire  team  tur  the 
National  lunimr  C  ollej^e  Athletu  A>MH:iatuin 
(NJCAA)  lin.iK  m  Rochester.  Miniwsota.  on  R-b 
ruary  20 

With  a  balamed  mixture  ot  returninn  All- 
AmtMncan  siiphiimoivs  and  an  outNlanding  ^riHip 


i»l  lr(-.hmfn  rivniits  trorri  I  liu  ,!>;.■, in. i  hi^h 
>eh»x>K,  Mdr|HT  wim  three  tirs.t  places  at  the 
Ke){Kin  IV'  metl  h»Ti'  on  campus 

The  Hawk*  alw>  won  thn>e  tecund  places,  and 
three  third*  to  ttHal  KM  points,  to  86  tor  runn€-r-up 
I  mcoln  C  ollege.  Til  for  third  plaiv  Tnton.  40  tor 
lourth  pidie  Kennedv-Kmg ol  (.'hicago  IH  tor  fifth 
place  WauK>nstv  (  olli'Hi',  .iiiJ  «  tor  CXiktoii 
t  ommunifv  C  olle(;e 

First  plate  Re);ion  IV  i  hampioaships  wer*- 
won  by  tn-shmen  V'ktor  luare/  at  1 2'>  pounds.  All- 
.'Vmencin  sophimiore  K  I  C  4>(wn  .it  I"  tre^thmen 


I. -It  I  Iti-.  .it  IH4   .inJ  I  r>-sliiiu-ii  Mike  Sauceda  at 

I.ikiiig  -<Miiul  pl.ui-  urn- sh,u\ti  sU-nik/d  .it 
ni  IVnis  I'lHil.it  141.,inJ  I.Hl.lcissner  .it  147.  all 
are  treshmen 

Winning  third  places  were  All-American 
sophomore  Edgar  l.ope/  at  14"*,  ("hil  TTiome  at 
Ihs.  .(nd  Bnan  Bemos  at  174  Thome  and  Berrios 
are  trt-shmen 

The  Hawk  wivslk-rs  hnished  in  the  top  five  in 
the  nation  in  each  ot  the  five  last  years,  and  were 
nation.il  i  h.impiims  in  division  II  colleges  in  l^H 


Basketball:  looks  Support  your  scliooi 

to  win  regionals 


p.iid  off  as  the  Hawks  easily 
defeated  )oilet  101-^81. 

Dan  Sur)?c-s  led  all  scorers 
»ilh  23  points  and  hit  four 
three  pointers  |ackl  con- 
tnbuled  with  !*»  points  hit- 
ting '*  oi  12  tnim  the  field 

Another  contereiin- 

opponent   came  calling   to 
Wellru-ss  Sports  Center 

Rock  Valley  was  the  vic- 
tim as  the  Hawks  easilv 
defiMled  the  Gt>khm  EagWs 
«8-78 

Sherman  had  .i  triple 
JouWe  for  the  fUw  ks 

He  had   21  poiiiK     li' 
■  Nisfs  .ind  10f-i-b"nn.r 

high    II    jx'inl-s    iiul    i)i-.l»-il 
t>(ff  seven  assists 

l^erall,  the  Hawks  sHol 

-   percnit  from  the  floor 

im...  tin.. ,  .n  1)  -W  and  had 

^sists  .IS  a  te.iiii 


r  t'l'ru.ll  \     1    - 

The  Haw  • 
'\W.  defeating;  ii-. 


with  22  p»unts  shiH>tmg  7  .>t 
16  from  the  field  hitting  four 
three      pointers  Ki.i. 

Hotloway  contnbut«-d  willi 
IS  points  shooting  f-  .il  14 
trom  tlu'  fit4d 

l.ickl  h.id  ,1  l.il.il  ..|  14 
points  iiul  f;r.ih'Kd  ~i\ 
refniunds  Sherman  con- 
tributed with  12  points  and 
had  a  ti>tal  ot  nine  assists 

CKerall  the  Hawks  shot 
41  percent  fnim  tf»e  field  hit 
ting  2H-(W  and  Iwd  total  ol  'I 
ri+»>unds     17  ol  them  w<r 
tn>m  the  nftensive  r»."bouni1 
lime  ever  II' 


W«(eic 

Thw  ftnished  ninth  . 
all  with  I'V  fxiints 

H.ir(*«  f      \vili      Ivi-t 
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N  h.sil  -.piril 

What  dot's  if  mean  to 
the  Harp«T  student^ 

l\>  we  h.ive  it' 

rhose  .ire  some  ol  the 
ijuestutiis  th.it  need  to  fv 
dnswerevl  at  Haryvr 

Il  seeiiKi  thai  .mr  -lu 
dent  b<Hlv  lacks  siho,>i 
-pint  at  almost  all  ot  mi: 
athletic  events 

Whv' 

llont      we      like      the 
svhiHil  we  attend ' 
1  fuive  been  to  ni.inv  ath- 
letu   events    on    caiT\p.;s 

'  trom  what   I  ve  s»fn 


I  »on't  we  I ' 

-.ludent  athleti-   >  <!■.• 

jvte  in  their  lAeiit--  mil 
not  |ust  iheir  p,ireiits  sup 
port      hut      the      -.Uuliiit 

id    that    It  s 

ri.it    hn;!i   -.ihis'l  .invniore 

.n,!    m,  ...I     ,   t    •il.-    vtilJ.-llt- 


all  that  bus\  to  mit  come 
out  and  sec  an  athletic 
event' 

I'm  sure  that  some  stu- 
dents could  find  an  hour 
out  of  their  busy  schisJule 
and  come  S4v  at  leiist  a 


vvn.i  kii.'ws  what 
inighl  h.ippen  one  dav 
with  i>n<  ol  .Hir  -.mdi'nl 
.ithlHe^ 

1  hev  m.iv  h.i\e  a 
.  Ii.nu  .     t. '    i  .'HUH'ti-    at    a 


Wouldn  t  we  like  to  say 
three  or  tour  years  down 
the  line  if  we  saw  a  former 
Harfvr  athlete  in  a  pnifes- 
sional  sptirt  that  we  saw 
them  up  close  when  they 
wen-  just  beginning  their 
i.iris'r' 

This  IS  why  we  nevd  to 
support  our  student  ath- 
letes. 

Not  only  would  we  come 
to  see  the  events  but  we 
could  also  enjoy  the 
atmosphere  that  Harper 
Athletics  can  offer  to  the 
stxidents  because  not  only 
IS  Harpi-r  kiuiwn  tor  great 
educatum.  but  thev'n-  also 
tiL.iMt  l..r  jjnvil  .itllleliis 

-Ml  ..>nie  out  and  sup- 
|H>rt  our  Haffvr  student 
athletes  1      t 

will  help  them  excel  even 
more  in  the  event  that 
tliev  comjx-te  in 

Plus  wv  the  -tudenis 
will  en)oy  the  atmosphere 
that  Har|->«?r  Athli-tics  has 


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Mark  kiiit;.  is::  — 
p»iinlfr-    tur    a    li't.il    c-t    I .' 


C.oUi'it  la(;i 
Vjllf\  (I-Vi;i 
Ihf  ci>ntiT>Tit  i- 

Ihi'  Miwk-  >»as.'n  lann' 
111  a  .U>-.<'  twii  A.w-  laltT 
ai;apn-i  '-..nil!!  ^iitnirKiii  but 
thf  'A  ui  -.tfiak  x^a''  ~'t>!l 
uila»l  il  II. H\  -taiui-  at  ' ' 
tln-ii  I.!-.!  I<i-I  v\as  to  I.  I'll. 
i'l  IHiTa);!'  i>n  lanuan   \2 

\\f  ha\i  a  rrallv  talcntixi 
tt'iini  lu  r*'  ^.Ui-I  assiKjatt' 
htMd  i.uih  l\>n   U'hnMiii 


Hoa4  Coach  Miko  Hirsch  calls  a  timo-out  at  a 
rocont  homo  famo-   Tho  Hawk*  fMahotf  ttio  roglilar 
•oaoen  at  17-11.  Tho  first  wlnniog  soaooti  sinco 
19tl.  Tho  Hawks  also  f  Inishod  ninth  la  tiio  nation 
amongst  division  III  collagos. 

jii.      M.ivNK  '    :     <'•       ■-.  V  >  il  a- -.-.1^  a^  vvi  il 

Mrall    tlu'  Hawks  shut 
('(■rccnl   Irom  itw  lu-Ul 


da\s  lalir 
travfli'J  tu 
ta.  i-  lunliTrii 


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t  tM> 

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the 

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what  Ihi'V  i:i 

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xaith 


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I  Ik  ll.iwk-.  iMKi  ai;am 
pn'Msl  ti>  W  ton  muib  tur 
thi  t  h.iparr.ils  tu  hanJIi- 
I  tu'  Haw  ks  lauu-  av%a\  with 
a  111  su  vulur\ 

l.uki  111)  .ill  sjuriTs  with 
p.uits   ^hiHitin^   111-til  14 
111  ihi  tl.iur  and  >;r.ibK-tl  a 
i;.utio  liinh  H  reKuinds 

sht-rnian  ihipfvd  in  with 
1^    p. >inl-    aiui    dishiil    lUit 


nuikin^  41  ol  their  71  shots 
while  m.ikin);  ten  three 
pomlffs 

Thf  Hawks  h.id  a  thnv 
i;anu'  humc  stand  .md   (in 
i^li.s.i    ^-11      The  first  nami 
\\  as  aKanist  lohet  College 

Harper  outworked  the 
Wulves  and  tiHiK  control 
nuuh   ot   the  game  and   it 

on  page  11 


Lady  Hawks  gear  up  for  playoff  run 


EWTOHlNVMlff 

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i.kU  lunnni!  "lit  1'    i 
«-ii    run    in    the    tifst    .'  J+    ut    id.  I'llil 

Harder  s    \h'!i^^.i    Kuiiinu  1    h.i|-  .H 

Bulidot;  run  with  a  b.isk.t 

rheUuK  HawksU  :si  ,..,  n.i  - 
the  lirst  h.ill  le.id  lull  ! 
Iwlttiiiu  w  ith  42-point  ,!,    , 

tuiisulenn^  that  this  was  our  luurlh  i;aiiie  in 
eight  davs  and  lonsidenn^  that  was  the  thinl 
ranlu-d  ttiam  we  ve  played  in  eight  g.imes  it  wa^ 
n't  suprisin^;  "  viid  lH\id  >!Vnh  lelt  \\\id 

All  wi-  lan  .isk  uur  plavers  t,>  ,|,i  ,ii  this  ';' 
in  the  season  is  to  hustle  d.uvn  thi  lli»'i  and  u.-i 
give  up        It  we  I  an  get  the  |oh  done  then  we 
ihuutdn't  have  .in\   problems  with  some  olh«T 
learns  that  we  t.u  e 


lii-sidi-s   this   w.i^   a   »;ri.il    tune   up   tot    the 
ufHoming  pKivoH  toumameiit 


PHOTO  BV  mtn  FftEUND 

Mlol^aboon  Khan  shoots  a  o«io  and  ono  to 
hoi»  tho  Lady  Hawks  taho  tho  load. 

The  sevond  halt  would  not  tair  anv  (>-tter  tor 


the  1  ad\  ll.iwks  with  s,nith  Suburban  colliHatinf 
vet  anothiT  nin  in  th»'  tirst  4  '^^'  ot  the  s»vond  h.ii 
■  'iiie  tofunv,  ''-■   '   ■  ''   '  I  us  k..  int.i  In  turnovers 

■lou  hav.  :   -uua.l  a  gn-at  deal  >•: 

.irvtit  1  hev  pi.iN' M  .M  a  I  Ills  IS  )ust  our  warm  u( 
lor  what  -  tl'  lonii  the  rest  ot  this  year  and  tor 
w  li.tt  w  I  neii)  to  improve  on  t>exl  year. 

I^saiise  we  II  have  everybody  hack  Irom  this 
, .  ar  s  squad  which  is  always  a  pivsitive  " 

MehiatHH-n  Kh.in  led  all  scorers  tor  Itu  I  uK 
I  lawks  with  light  points  including  ■<  of- 14  shin  a 
mg  and  2-ot  -4  trom  the  charity  stripe 

Maurcvn  Mastalar/  contributed  to  scoring  lol 
umn  also  with  s  points  including  2-i>l-14  tnim  tin 

tleld 

Omi.iII,  the  ladv   Hawks  shot  2"      Irom  the 

niH\iiiii.'.  on  ]'■•  ol  their  si  shots  mi  hiding 

..'  -    .11  three  (siinters 

Ihe    l.uK    Hawks   next   mntest   is   Tuesdav 

lebru.irv  2"t  against  theOakton  I  jdv  Raiders    in 

the  tirsi  rtnind  ot  the    N|CAA  Kegioiial  louma 

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Came  tim»'  is  set  tor  ~  p  m. 


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Java  Jams  Coffeehouse  Series 

Performances  continue  with  Uncommon  Ground  Showcase 

Ni\  triH»1bvi'  ■  IIXmi'I  Sjv  irtHHlhvt'l 
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mtn  with  my  tniHher.  this  *uiij;  is 


Commuiuly  iii 
dispute  over 
referendum 

Margi*  Mack 

■  -nt  nt*arH  l.ugi-  rrmu 

h«r  iht  v*iit  afMWtim-ni  (>♦  fw«v 
pfcf  whti  litme  to  '    '■  '. 

pdrtiiipjlv   at    Ihi 


I-     fix-    t.  >1klT      V.IP        !  I 


Songs  froM  gvmrytlUmg  I  H—4 
will  b*  Mmg  by  Maltasa  Fatrick. 


\vt-»t  Tax  c .       , 

....■    I....1    th«r   u»llf);i    .- 

■   ,  .^twmtd  thi-amoiir'  •• 
.turn    ^••kt'i)    hu 


••hi  HMNtNgway  will  klMg  •owgs 
,  into**  Hmptit. 


'HAPPfRfaiEOf 

KNcha*!  McD«rmott  will  parfotm 
iMw*  »ongs  at  Java  Jama. 

.  ,1  ti>  M'l-  m\  >H'W,  tr.ipj'Hxl  in 
>  :iH.k  and  r\>ir  lik-tt^U",  and 
n  tmnn  ti>  aHiiin  .i  ht-lter  !*m«» 


ii     ""111  >;i-nt'(.il    .ulnii— -u'O 

il>  tin  >tiidi-r>l>.  All  lii'kt^h> 

l.iv  i>t  tht"  sh«m,  ami  fht> 

.•(t»i-  In  tnv  with  .Kimi'- 

\     .'  ..    <>IiH1IKI    StunXv.lNf 

>  lit  .«(<}*.«  dt  |a\d  lane-  ^^  mi   I  riitav. 

-l.inh  12  at  H  p  m   m  th.-  '^tu.l.nt  and 

,  tminiv|r.ili.m  t  ontfi    !  '     I  i>r 

.1  r^  nut         mtof  i.iil 


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lU  ami  Harpi-r  ilix  um. 


^IiuUflt     S,-il.lii 


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ii.»  ,  ,M.i.m  and  iKi 
.trV.  th.it  ha»  Kfn  | 
r»'f;arilin|{  fh<    mi'  '" 
thi-  tifitiniKil   ^u 

'luifiilN  i>l  li.ir|H  '  ' 

Rer«r«raMn  •  .  ., 


;.. ...  vv^  iUtt   tin  V.  ilH'iidlf  piinuii'-  a 
nav   t«»r  <i»ud«^t<i  to  hanj;  out  without 

Wen-  inirij;  '  •    ■^uulenl 

mt'Ju.'  ♦nil.     \i|ni,iii  N.ui.1       VVf 

■ut  that  studtiits  vvvn-  han^irt^; 

,   vVi'ivlninglKmakf 

■  iN  111  havt>    fun  and 


!>;  Itki-  a  ivlvr- 
iii',     \l^mall  addtxi       It  was  M>mo- 
iiii>;  iIk'  Jfpartnwnt  h.ul  thought    i»< 
M  a  I.Hin  liiiif 
'  '•■  Cytarcal*  on  u.i««  .? 


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Therapeutic 
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Campu^Nows, 


Tht'  Harbinger 
March  8, 1999 


HEALTH  WATCH 


Thetapculic  MMuge 

Take  a  break  tmm  •ichool 
and  work  stress! 
Therapeutic  chair  mas- 
sages are  offered  on 
selected  Wednesdays 
from  11  a.m.  to  J  p.m  in 
theSAC  The  fee  IS  $1  per 
minute.  $10  for  a  10 
minute  massage  or  SIS 
for  a  15  minute  massage. 
*  Mammography 
Screening 

Mammography  can 

detect  breast  cancer  in  its 
eariy  stages  when  treat- 
ment is  most  succes.stut 
Scivening  will  he  avail- 
able on  campus  March  22 
and  23.  The  cost  is  S65 
«nd  the  s«vice  will  be 
provided  by  Mobile 
Diagnostic  Services  of 
PROVENA  Subtt  Joseph 
Hospital 

*<MMpariMi8  Screening 
OMcopoKwis  is  a  diasease 
tiwt  weakens  the  bones 
and  often  results  in 
painful  bt>ne  fractures 
and  permanenl  disability. 
Bone  density  sctwning  is 
noommended  for  women 
ow»  35  and  men  over  45 
or  anyone  with  a  family 
history  of  osteoporosis 
The  screening  will  K' 
available  on  campus  on 
March  22  and   2^       I  !>, 

•  Call  Hvjilti  Sersu. 
with  any  questions  and  u. 
scheduW  appointments 


Cybercaf e:      Referendum:  President  Brueder  gets 
a  success     support  from  student  senate  president 

conlNKjed  trtm.  i..uu>  l  .wit.^. <  t.... > 


comnjed  trw.  i-^nf/e  i 

Violet's  lafe  features  a 
variety  of  different  coffw 
and  cappuccino  Also  linat 
ed  next  to  tX  mmick's  on  the 
corner  ol  fc'ucliJ  ,iiij 
Ouentm  Ro-vd,  the  catc  t.-.i 
tiin>  a  wide  \ariftv  ol  tiKni 
and     snacks  including; 

tri-sh  Kiked  muftins,  >.u-.hi, 
.ind  brown  rolls  Thfsi' 
Items  have  become  \ir\ 
popular  with  students  ^n^ 
tn\)uenlly  sell  t>ut  Vu.let  s 
I  otttv  r<.'plat\"d  the  former 
cafe,  which  had  K-en  mil  h\ 
Harpers  |,  ,k1  sir\ues 
While  the  old  cafe  was  ade- 
i.|uate,  I'ankanin  believes 
that  Violets  has  a  new, 
Iresher  .ippr  >a»h  ih.d  she 
bt'lieves  the  students  will 
find  mon-  appealmfi; 

Harper  i«  int»-r«-sled  in 
student  success  lx>th  in  lh«- 
1  lassriH>m  ard  outside  of 
I  lavs."  I'ankanin  said  'We 
w.tntol  to  provide  students 
^^  ith  .1  place  to  relax  and 
interact  with  faculty  and 
staff  K'twii-n  classes  Here 
at  the  Cvberiale  th«\  lan 
chivk  their  e  mail  .iiul  jjn 
on-line 

Neiman  said  thai  there 
lias  been  a  siKniliiant 
increase  in  th»>  amount  of 
activity  in  the  'sfinU-nt 
!•  r.  l<iil  .iiliiitli'il  iluit  1 
ii>nl>  of  students  .ire  «|llt 
-|siiding  most  of  their  span 
time  in  Building;  I 


l8|ot  in  Shape  for 
Today's  Job 
Opportunititjs' 


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/     jw*n^liili»iill«i.,t*n>      I 
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A  representative  will  visit  on 

March  8 

9am- 1pm   in  Building  A 


tOft!'*>j»^]  l''<*-'  iu\^  i 

I  I'U  li\  expressed  concern  aKnit  the  ne;;- 
atue  iM>rds  that  had  btvn  sfxiken  n-Rardinj; 
the  n-terendum  She  went  on  to  compan'  our 
laK  and  kitchen  areas  to  tlH>se  ot  liKal  hi>;b 
si.htHi]  stating 

1  >  halkngol  anyone  to  go  and  Ux^ik  in  the 
has.nwnt  and  n.mpare  this  li>  the  hi>;h 
sthiHils  in  our  area  (  ,.wle\  s.inl  ^ou 
would  b»-  surprised' 

Marjvi  tolle«e  is  the  .Sth  lar>;i-st  under 
graduate  lollege  in  Illinois     When  the  stho,>l 


first  opened  in  l'te7,  it  had  aixiund  I,7lK1stu 
dents  Tixlay  the  enrollment  is  24,(XK)  stu 
dents  and  growing.  The  college  estimates  .1 
2ti  2';  increase  in  four  years  among  tradition 
al  age  college-bound  students  If  the  rvfen'n 
dum  doesn't  pass,  the  college  feels  they  will 
K'  unable  to  accommodate  the  pro|ec-led  28' . 
inca'ase  m  enrollment  of  high  schcxil  gradu 
ates,  renovate  an  aging  physical  plant,  and 
offer  additional  courses  during  the  times 
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reU(»\l  ti)pic-«.  bv  pUiing  th«?m  in  thf  marktiJ  K>x  iMjtsiJe  Iht- 
Health  S«-rviii->  Office  in  A162 

Answer,  mil  apfx-ar  in  future  issues  <:>f  The  fidrt>in)4tr  All 
questions  will  be  thoroughly  researrht-d  and  resfH>ns«-s  will 
be  provided  bv  health  tare  profe<«ioruiLs  and  ar*-  ni>l  r  ■l.iti-d 
to  The  Harbinger 

•Whal  IS  (hlamydia?  How  do  I  know  I  have  it? 

t  hl.iiindi.i  IS  .1  aimnHm  sexuallv  tr.iiisniittiil  ilisejse  In  a 
woman  it  lan  cause  inllammation  ol  the  iirethr.i  \.ii:tii.i, 
cervix,  uterus.  Mllopian  tuK~>,  ovaries,  .in.)  .iniis 

In  a  man  it  lan  cau<«e  inrt.inini.itinn  ii|  the  iirelhr.  epi- 
didymis, and  anus.  It  can  N-  spre.ul  b\  s.i>;in.il  inlerinurse. 
rinrtal  interrimrse,  oral  genital  lonl.ut 

The  signs  and  symptoms  ot  ihl.iniviti.i  include  vagin.il 
discharge  in  fem.iles,  urethral  disi  h.irge  in  maU-s.  as  well  .is 
>;enital   disiomti.rt     .in.ij   swelhnj;   [viin     ,iKli<riunal    p.iin. 


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TTh-  Harbinger 
March  8,  1«X»9 


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Photo  Opinion 

WJiat  are  your  plans  for  Spring  Break? 


James  Skyles     Derek  Brown 


"Visiting  all  the  col- 
leges that  my  fritnds 
go  to." 


"Going  to  Mv  lom 


K.C.  Saint 
John 

"I'm  going  to 

Cincinnati  to  go  ti>  a 

wedding." 

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Parking.  Tuition,  Anything?  Writi  a  irrrER  to  The  Harbingek.  All  We 

Need  Is  a  siuniture  And  A  phone  Number  To  Verify  The  Source. 

Staff  Writoni  and  Asslatanta 

Noef  Bago.  Sara  Jett.  Sam  Hays.  Margie  Mack 
Aian  Mmarik.  Hertj  WNte.  La  Dawn  Woodruff 


Oonoral  Pollclos 


Gwwal  mf  amotion 

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Thf  Harbinger 
March  8,  1999 


Porter's  Java  Jams  appearance  rocks  audience 


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The  Harper  Collf}?»-  |a\d  lams.  St-rH-s  kitktxl  oH 
with  a  bann  Friday,  fVbniarv  2«>,  1**^  whei\  WilK 
Porter  bn>u)(ht  his  pum-u-iMV*'  guitar  stvk-  In  th.- 
Student  and  Administrative  C  enter  lounge 

Porters  set  imludeii  tracks  tnnti  his  tirst  twM 
alhum-s.  I'K^  larrd  Dream  and  Hn  Tnt-s  iUve  Soul  as 
well  as  some  new  stmgs  which  will  be  rrieaswd  oi 
his  rww  album,  due  cnil  in  tuly. 

Porter  thnlU'd  the  exated  cniwd  with  hits  suvh 
«»  The  Trees  Ha\c  Null  li^sus  .>n  iheCrilU-  .iint 
Tool  Waters.' 

One  o*  the  traiks  iitl  thi'  m-w  album.  Kisd 
Bone,"  is  an  instrumental  whiih  brings  linger  pick 
mg  ti>  a  new  level 

He  makes  it  mhuk)  ,is  il  iIhii'  .in  tour  miil.in^N 
on  stage,  but  it  is  him  and  him  alom- 

Never  befiwe  has  s<i  much  sound  lonw  from  a 
si»-»tnng  guitar  Willy  s  guitar  stvie  is  a  bletKl  ol 
Leo  Keiitke,  Michael  HiOges  with  a  hint  t>l  Van 
Moms*»n 

Switchback,  making  Ihcit  Unirth  appear»n«-«'  al 
Harper,  opened  the  show  with  their  folk  r.»  k 
souiid.  Thev  blended  ek-ctric  drums  and  bass  with 


the  soft  tone*  of  acoustu  guitar  and  mandolin 
They  glH  the  c-n>wd  pumped  tor  Willy  s  pertor- 
mance 

As  Willv  vvinl  into  his  tirsi  numKr  the  trovvd 
vc.ulrti  with  .intkipation  .ind  .il  Ihf  tirst  -.Inim 
ihtA  .lp^'l,ul.^l^l  \Mtli  1  ciitrnu-nt  a-  he  sIiskI  .ilonf 
on  the  ^t.u;i 

l.iiisol  loiUi  ..... .  *pi\t  a  t'll  ot  ,1  ih.mm  on  his 

up*  i>ming  release 

It  lias  an  old  R  &  Bf«-I    saul  lort.r     lls.i,h.il 
lenge  m>t  to  rejx.il  voutm  It  on  ,in  .i!buiii 

Willv  Porltr>  >.ingwriting  is  \erv  (vrM>nat>le 
I U-  talks  ol  lilc  i'»p<ritnii-s  «uch  as  bix-ak-ups,  tak-s 
trom  the  mad   or  llw  tr  ni-d  a  Iriend  had 

contractrtl  Ihi  lll\  vin 

He  also  take- iniur  huiniA^  u  s. king  al  emotions 
and  feelings 

lU-  .\iii  -how.-il  his  .ibilitv  to  make  up  Ivncs 
» lun  he  g4't  the  auduiin-  iiuolved  m  the  show  by 
asking  tlwtn  to  give  him  a  topu  I  Ic  Ihi-n  pmcit-d 
ixl  ti>  comp«>se  a  song  on  the  ..(xit 

Mo  ustxl  this  show  a»  a  vcarni  up  tor  his  last 
(.  oa^l  lour  which  start-  in  inid  March 

Ills  7^-minute  s,  i  Utt  th<  in.wd  wanting  more 
As  M>me  wert-  tini-lung  oil  the  last  drops  ol  their 


orttee,  Willy  closed  with  one  of  his  biggest  hits 
"Rita  "  The  crowd  went  hoiru-  satisfied  with  Kith 
the  music  and  the  cappuccino. 


PHOTO  COUtTESY  Of  tVWTOt  COLLEGE 

Willy  PmXw  roclwtf  tk*  hwM*  Md  Ik* 
•M«WK«  at  Itorpar^  flrat  Java  Jaak 


Classifieds 


Death  of  a  Salesman  comes  alive  at  Harper 


Athur  Miller  ■■  I'ulil/er  I'ri/e-w  inning 
play  Death  of  a  Salesman  premieres  S  p  m 
Friday  March  12,  with  acfdilional  shows 
March  I.^.  l**  and  20  at  8  p  m  and  March  1 1 
and  21  at  2  pm  in  the  Building  I  The.ilre 
IMf    in    the    Bii-ines-   and   "^Kial   s.cienve 

'        'ler 

\Ve  h.i\e  a  re.ilK  strong  cast    im  liuiing 
.in  .id)urht  facultv   member  m 
rol.    ot  Willv   lom.in   who  h.i 
Award,     says  dirti lor    lodkl  lUllant 
assistant  professor  of  s(x"et  h  and  tlu m' 

Ihe  lasl  includes:  Frank  I>i'l  t'.iudice  as 
WilU  Lonian.  Bi>thQuigleN   •-  I  '"••'  '  .'inn. 
Scott  Neidl  as  Bift  t  omai 
[r  as  Happv  Loman,  ste\  ei .  > .  1 1  i  r  i  ►  . 
Mark  Huston  as  CharUv   IVmn.i 
|«'nn\      llrenda     ll.ihn     .i-     I  .  tt.i 


C>arbarino  as   Mrs     |<.r-\ih.     ,oi.i    NiwU 
(rtrttmann  as  The  Wom.iii 

Although  ofvn  lo  \arioiH  ( ..-.  ...;.  . ,  ..  ... 
tioiis   Orafh  of  a  Salesman   which  rcventlv 
.1  lebr.ili'd  lis  ^Hh  am.  \ersar\    evplores  the 
cro-U'M  .'I   sell  cU-.lrvut..in  ol   tlu    M>nim>>n 
man 

The  pl.n  ti-IK  the  ston,  ,.|  Wilh  1  onian  a 


.     ■       .JH-- Ircnn  re.iiitv  i-  .in!!.,; 

I  ventually  his  dreams  Kvonie  his  re.iiil\ 

Tickets  are  Sin  with  a  discount  lor  ll.irper 
tuifents,  stall  .md  senioi  uli.'t  ii- 

S    r      11.,  ktt--      and      intonnation       v. ill 
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Hawk  men  earn  a  trip  to  the  national  tournament 


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attamvttnK  to  »tap  hi*  opponanl. 


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a  daf  •iMlar'*  oirtatrateliad  arm  to  wHi  Mia 
Kama  at  tl»a  bvztar. 

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.1  I  want  lo.wiompli!.h 
!u  d.stmi  pUvtrff  Hiinw  aRJinM  tho  Mj/.h  i 

K,„  >;,^  Uxi  ..II  s^otvi-.  with  r>  fHwnts  "^1"^^;'^  "^    ■ 

shtHitm^  and  ">  •'•f'  '  " 

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Java  Jams  doesn't  need  caffeine  to  keep  you  up 


I'XpTU'lU.--.  bill  .ilu.n-  ^ft-rn-.  !•■  ^h.>i% 
the  Nunnv  Mill'  iH  It  ll«T  >;ixH.I  ii.ilimvl 
nvuMi  !>•  >  bn-Mh  >■)  tn-^h  .iir  t<.n>(Mr<il 
ti>  th.-  u. linen  ■.(.n>;writir^  ot  ihi'  "A' » 
-Uvh  .i~    Xl.iiii-  \t.>rrr~--fttf  or  Miniiilh 

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pcrirtltv  Al  tinii-s,  hff  -iDSinj;  ri-Mnv 
bli^s  a  yiKinj;  tX-bbif  I  l.irr\  It  has  a  lull 
range  irt  vitlor  jnd  inin\libli>  >uh1.)iii 
*>ht>  had  everyimf  oH  thtMr  fivt,  Iwlmn 
(jtHni  and  having  d  H""^*  ''"'' 


MlclM«l  McO«niM>tt'»  eoacart, 
we«t«d  mttimmcm*  at  Java  tmmt. 

John  Tlitotaoa 

AM  '     I".  +' 

It  H.\-n  I  .1  min  ~h.>wi.iM- tlut  iht- 
Lnmmiiu.n  t.riuin.!  i  ."•  •  h.-UM' 
hn>u>;ht  t,>  ll.ir(-Hr  .mi  i  '  i 

ll  wjs  .1  glimpsi- into  th.    -.:■■-■      :  ^oii,.- 
VNntin>; 

VMi.it  ,1  bnghl  tutun-  it  i^.i^     I  h.-  in.. 
,,t    K.  ki    M.'mitmvvjv     Miliss.1    l.m.  k 


iVki  I 
with   h.T   m; 


h-  lASONHEAv 

Bahi  HMNtagway  ktckatf  eff  tka 
•how. 


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j,h  to  vjiHlfr>t.ind,  vel  >i\tf>  iiH'Uf;li 

i!  !  II  !,  .1  mi-.inmj;'«     l>iirin);  the 

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f  r»MW  f»«»T  Wi»  •M>yiW- 


I'uiuh    »'t 


jarT»s  on  page  9 


Local  tax  groups  dispute  Harper's  proposed  referendum 


\l.ir;.;i.    M  ..  I- 

SUM  WnttT 

Thi.,     pjii     Witlm-idav 

Hi-  .1  imvtiin;  ot 
Uit  lx.,f,.u  ol  V\..iiit'ii  \oti-rs 
m  r*latiti.  i(  --viiKlIm^; 
School. 


It  \»,i-  to  Ix-  ,111  intonn 
IkMul  nwiim-  -  "  '  •  ■'■'' 
and  »iH>kifv 

II   ^' 


111.-  .■!  tll.lV 


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Ms..  s(^',ikiri>;  VMii'  Bill 

^j  ,,,  ,|„  ■    Til    thf    Northwest 

h     l.iik    Koiser    ol 

n\     l.ixpavers    Netvsiirk 

;   \1ik.   t.innsK-ix  »t  the 

t>r   Klls       I  llHlt.lIl.in  f..irt\  ot  IllllUtf. 

s, ,.  ,1.      '.fi-  Reterendun  on  page  3 


Frank  Oiudtc*'*  WWy 
comfort*  Bath  Qulglay'a 
Unda  Loman. 
Cast.  Crew  breathe 

life  into  Death  of  a 

Salesman 
U  Dawn  Weotfnif f 

\rlhur  Mille! 
'.  %MUin    telebrates    Mi. 
as     an     American 

I  111    i.nf;iii.il    liro.idwav 

rrnduitiiin  opentxi   al   thi- 

Mosunv   Theater   m   New 

I  York   in    I'M**      Miller  has 

!  mm     numerous     awards  I 

liiuhidiiTB   a   rulil/«   IVize 

'  •'  •      7. mv  Awards 

.i\  <»("H'ned  at 
.  ..iidvr  the  dlris'loiv 
i.)  lull.iiilvm- 

.  -I    ...^    I  .v.tTlIt    i  .   . 

iHtau-sf  III 

I  |!,lll,ll\tMl. 

■        i'..;":      -'-i 

.hront,  it-  th.-  lite  ol  Willv 
1  .mi.iti  I  t>V\ear-old  trav- 
ilmi;  s.iUsman  He  dis- 
pl.i\i-d  pnde  in  K>lh  his 
s,ilt«.manship  and  his  abili- 
ty to  supjx>rt  his  tamily 
1  (hen  he  losi~.  his  inb  arid 
j  the  rrspt-et  i>l  his  sons. 
I  As  Willv.  Frank  Ciudiiv, 
;  a  sjH-eih  and  theater 
see  Play  on  page  8 


Facultr«*nate,  Board  of  Truatee*  reach  bargaining  a«^ein«.t 


JeaaLactfaa 

i>n  Thursdav,  F.-bru.irv    r^    !**«    the  VVilhai 
Kjim-v  Harper  College  B.%ird  ot  lnist,.fs  r.ihtu 
the  CiilWitive    Harnainini;    \^i.>ni.nt    will'    th. 
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Uili.mn  lUvnot,  president  ol  the  llar^^-r  F.uuin 

,,,,,1.    >omm.-nted.  "We  Ki-I  that  we  wer»-  able  to 

■\\i-  inanv  ot  our  working  issues  suctesstulK 

1  he  lonJusion  ot  tht-se  nej^otiatiuas  allows  all 

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Tht-  HarbtnuiT 
March  22, 1<»<» 


Student  Senate  Candidates 


Student  senate  elections  are 
right  arourtd  tt>e  corner    In  fact, 
ttwre  are  more  positions  than 
just  President  and  Vice 
President 

Kitty  (Kathryn)  Cowley 
and  Rich  Garcia  are  both  vying 
for  the  position  of  Student 
Trustee 

Desmond  Lane  and 
James  skyles  are  running  neck 


to  neck  in  tthe  race  for  Studerrt 
Senate  President 

There  are  three  candi- 
dates lor  the  position  of  Student 
Senate  Vice  President    There  is 
VirKente  Guerra.  Michael 
OToole  and  John  Ziemba 

The  position  for  Student 
Senate  Treasurer  has  also  gotten 
a  kJl  of  attention    James  B 
Friedman.  Susan  Kazmierczak 


and  Dan  Madigan  are  all  trying 
to  become  treasurer 

Jonh  ZiemtMi  said.   If  you 
can  t  run  with  the  big  dogs,  stay 
on  the  porch    Rock  the  boat 
Vote  J  Z  for  VP" 

"I  believe  thai  I  am  the 
best  candidate  as  treasurer 
With  my  experierKie  in  ttie 
Student  Senate.  I  will  be  able  to 
continually  excel  and  work  for 


the  common  good  of  the  student 
body."  said  treasurer  candidate 
Sue  Kazmierczak 

Rememtjer.  you  can  vote 
on  both  March  23  and  March  24 
In  order  to  vote,  you  must  have 
your  student  activities  card.  The 
polls  are  in  front  of  the  tiook 
store  and  in  Building  A  by  the 
information  booth 


Women's  history  month  makes  an  impact  at  Harper 


Jos*  L«C«MI 

WhflhtT  il  i\as  .iiilmi;  infiiriiJ  -^iklf  Ukkin  n.it 

bthmd  tht- M^^iTit-.  in  J  m.ile-<i»miiviti-vi  »,..,;.,  ...iiiu'ii  Ii.im  j ,,    .„ 

Mnt  rule  in  '»lvipin(;  hivliwv  fhiTf  may  h.ivi'  b»vn  ihmiviiKiN  i.(  .tlnrtN  th.it 
wofiH-n  hjvi-  nuitr  in  hiMiirv  that  h.ivo  b»nTi  liist  m  thr  t.n. !»;«-.  .it  tim.- 
HiirptTs  Women*'  SiKU-ty  has  Ki-n  iTvmg  tn  lu.tkf  th.it  piunt  » iih  ,i  ■«  ri.--  .>i 
pre>«»Mitafnm>  during  Wiim«i's  Historv  Vli>ntli 

On  Maah  Iti  MarfXT  hiM»-J  a  pn-^MitatHm  fiililU'vl  M.ut.inu  I'n-^nt.nl 
VVlien-  aif  vim'  The  R»>k"  irt  VVtHnen  in  Piiliti.  ■• 

We  wanted  lo*hi>w  the  n>le  women  plavti)  in  -hkui^  ih.it  w.i-  ..M-rliHik.-d  in 
historv  Kh»Ws.'  Wonu-n*  program  diretti>r  kalhv  H.in.ih.in  -.iiJ  N-mutinii-s 
ptMple  lornet  the  impact  women  have  had  Fhe  wholi-  iii.-.i  iv  u>  (Mint  .mt  thi- 
contnbutums  that  women  hive  made  " 

A  lilm  evplainin>;  how  women  acquinil  •.ultr.ini-  w  ,in  k»  hivluk\i  t.>  In-  -h^u  n 
ind  llistorv  ami  !'  •  nee  proh-SMirSfwron  Alter  wa'>al<«>>ih.ilii' 

iH-ik       V.fi.r    i)  'iiT    .in.l  writ.T   Rohm  B«'nm-*l  tt>ll.»u,,i    \ 

'h  Curlev  Hvni- 
,.iU'  a«.tui'»t<  h%a>  .1 
tiKluNlrial  rtoikii-.  i>l  iIh'  World  .iiiil  .1  t  >Miiiiuini>-t  who  was  (.iiUvl  iiuniiw  ili. 
McCarthy  era    ttaiuhan  believe**  this  prv>entation  will  pnnide  it>  aiiduiui' 
with  imptirtant  information  thai  the  puWii  may  not  ha\e  bivn  a  wan-  4t| 
"IThe  pn-Nent.itionj  w  ill  help  jtht-  audiemel  iiis»over  the  pieii-.  ot  histor\  lhe\ 


m.n  not  Iv  Linuhu  with  ,uid  niavtv  hadn  I  ihimght  ot, '  Hanahan  said 
I"  .  •>"■  liil-  ''■■■  -.  -  loll  I  women  aitixe  m  pt>litK>.  eaih -.harwl  their  perstm- 
rhe  spi-dkiTs  were  Harper  English  professor  Bi4t\ 
■  i-.M  i,  ii...  ;  ..,..1,1.  "  ,  ..ktid.ili'  \irginia  Macdonald  lormer  Illinois  sen.Jtot 
Kit.i  MiiUins  r.il.itinc  \t.i\or  Kit.i  \1iillms  .ind  lormer  Wluvling  Mayor  Shtnla 
-■'  lilt/ 

lh>-  prest-ntalions  N'>;.in  on  M.ir>  h  ''r.)  with  .in  inlrotlinlion  ih.it  loiiis<il  on 
unnit-n  as  siirvnors  Ihr  pri-sentations  continmxl  on  Manh  Nth  with  a  (>re 
sintation  that  liMUind  tiinale  piomvr  |udv  Mavotte.  wlu>  locuseit  her  lite  on 
.ikhn>;  tL-tu>;its  in  war  torn  lOimtries  lln  Manh  Hth  women  who  workeii 
.11  >hiltors  i..r  «omi-n  trying  to  break  tnv  ln>m  public  aid  was  the  tiK-us.  and 
liiJ);i'  Ann.-  Hurkt-  s|>otM-  aKnit  hei  fiMsons  tor  loiindin);  the  Spi^  i.il  DKmpiis 
in  I't*" 
l-oJIovMnv'.  I.i^t   liicsd.iv  s  presentation,  the  senes  continuevl  on  March  IKlh 


w.th     W. 


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It  will  -1 


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'rktorce".  which  gave  a  historical  persixvin*-  on  the 

it'n's  History  Month  workforre    Four  female  physi 

-11  il      R<  nnill     II  lurnixf  to  pert>>mi  thi   role  ot  .1 

ration  is  intendi^f  to  liirlhcr 

m  the  p.isl  to  their  pn's4'nl 


I  he 


itnlnitioiis  th.ii  women  h.uc  made  in  tfie  past. 


hut  the  lontnbiilion-  tlu'S  .ire  m.ikmg  nmi      I  l.in,ih,in  s.iid 


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ACCtrr  MMNKS  OlDIt  IROM  A  BARIINDI H  OR  SIRVf  R 
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BUI  M  IS  MORI   10  I   II  «ivs  FOOR  OR  riM 

MI  HIIK    BKALSI   SHt   MICHI  Bl   A  DATI   RAPI   DRtC  tIC  riM 


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II  YUl   BIIIIVI   YOt    HAVI   lOMSlHIO  A  BI«IKA(.I 

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Referendum:  The  fight  continues 


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HEALTH  WATCH 


Harfwr  College's  MuitMl  W(&mw 
VWiriiift  April  KVtS.  Ov«r30hedth 
•mi  weOncM  loniMn  wtU  b«  fe«- 
hued  that  week  Mid  the  iiuiii'"ty  ore 
fice        o*        chafge.  The 

breakfast/keynote  program  on 
Aioday.  April  13  is  TechnoStrcM. 
CofMfig  with  Tcchm^ogv  «  WORK 
•  HC»ifE  •  PLAY."  The  presenler. 
Dr  Mith«lU'  Weil,  is  4  rett^Kniwd 
,c\lfTt    ,uill\iir     unsull  ■  i 

■mMoimJ  tftAtet  on  t!  »< 


technology  and  ■&«•■  ».«mT  lopics 
dnrtag  MMtawm  V\«(«k 
iadudr.  BiBonomks.  \bga,  P»la»», 
AmMtiwfa-py,  Spiritual  Senmlty, 
Humor  and  Health,  Chenshinn  Yiwjr 
Dreams,  PMS  and  Menopause, 
Hi.ihng  the  Heart.  Qigong  and 
.VUall«.-»»  MeaH  in  Minutes. 
AdditiMMny.  on  Wednesdiiy,  April 
14  there  wiU  abt^  be  a  Health  Fair 
[with  iwer  60  exhibitor<t,  demonstr*- 
tonamdMrvicn.  For  omim  taiorau- 


tkm  call  Health  S,T\icv«.,  \\  6268 
•Safe  Spring  Break 
On  Wednesday.  March  24,  It  a.m.  -  I 
p.m.,  there  will  be  a  Safe  Spring 
Break    InMrmalton    TaMe   in    the 
Business  and  Social  Scienoe  Theater 
Lobby.  Stop  by  and  get  idea»  about 
"cheap"  thing»  to  do  around  town 
creative  wayi  lo  icgiwip  and  get  m| 
touch  with  yourself  as  well  as  Iviw 
to  remain  "*a<«'"  in  terms  trf  par' 
in>c    Min>iiii(',  t>i   ^.x  i.ili/inp  if  )••" 
guing  awav  to  *  vacation  spo«. 
•WUk  Tliia  WMgh  Celtbralkw 
Students  and  employees  who  are 
eiuoUed  in  the  ^^Wi^  This  \Nn'gh  Bt- 
ne«»/weight  Uws.  pmgram  are  mvit- 
«1    to   a    30   day   celebration   on 
Thursday,   March   2S,    1 2- 1    p.m., 
CaMena  Bay,  MVt     Participants 
can  puk  up  their  pn>gnim  T-shirt, 
get    !ow-(at    recipe-,    and    sampie 
healthy  treats.    You  can  »top  by  for 
five  minutes  w  sl.n  m\A  ^  K.it  it  vour 
schedule  permib- 


r^  Ask  your  wellness  advisor  ^ 

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O    What  is  the  proper  way  to  take  care  of  a  wound/skin  infection? 

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i.>n  iisi-  soni.-  sfU<an-  tet hniqui-s  kivp  the  wound  clean,  si>ak  the  area  in 
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A  &  E  Editor- 


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__jose  Lacdan 


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Assistant  Sports  Editor Ryan  Freund 

Business  Maiager. J.Kteey  French 

FacUty  Advisor Howard  Schlossberg 


Commentary 


The  Harbinger 
March  22. 19W 


Staff  Wrttors 


Asalatants 


Noel  Bago.  Sam  Hays.  Jason  Heaver.  Margie  Mack 
Alan  MmariK  Herb  White,  LaOawn  Woodruff 


■I  Pollclos 


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Maume  Address: 

Ttie  Hart)inger 

Willtam  Rainey  Harper  College 

1200  West  Algpnqum  Road 

Palatine. IL  600677098 

Phone  NLfTOers: 

txisiness  office  (8471926-6460 

news  office:  (847)  925-6000  x2461 

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Harper  iPeature 


P«g«7 


inion 


What  do  you  think  of  Harper's  renovations,  i,e.  the  blue  walls? 


Aaron  Kuhl 

"They're  cool.  It's  about 
time  they  updated  the 
school." 


Andrew  Fa  a  sen 

"If  they  were  putting 
the  letters  back  up  on 
the  buildings,  then  it 
would  be  fine." 


Bradley 

Handwerker 

"I  believe  if  s  wasteful. 
The  money  could  be 
used  for  something 
more  useful." 


Rich  Das>\itk. 

"Some  renin  atii>ns  are 
gCKxi  and  some  are 


Shawn  Slenczka 

"They  are  kind  of 
cheesy." 


insane. 


.vaniiMM     >an 

"\  never  even  noticed 
that  they  needed  a  paint 
job.  It  shouldn't  have 
been  done  " 

What  issues  would  you  like  to  hear  or  read  about? 

Let  us  know. 
Stop  by  our  office,  A3 67,  or  give  us  a  call,  xt.  2461. 


Page  8 


Featif^s 


The  HarWnger 
May  4,1998 


Unda  Lomwi  (Mth 
Qiiigl«y)  iMlds  ofi  to 
taMbwMi  Willy  Loman 
(Fraali  WiMlic*). 

Play:  Death 

comes  to 

Harpor 

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Harper's  speech  team  heads  to  nationals 


STAfI  VWlTtti 

When  peopte  think 
of  national-level  college 
teams,  football  and  bas- 
ketball generally  come  to 
mind    But  if  all  goes  well 
in  the  coming  month, 
Harper  students  may  be 
adding  speech  to  that  list 

It  has  been  a  good 
year  for  Harper's  speech 
team    The  15-member 
group  started  the  year  off 
right,  taking  tirst  place 
overall  at  Moraine  Valley 
in  October    From  there, 
they  swept  competition 
after  competition  consis- 


tently placing  in  the  top 
five  and  regularly  making 
It  into  tfw  top  two    Now. 
with  a  track  record  as 
healthy  as  that,  they 
make  the  final  steps  to 
Nationals    It  s  a  trip  they 
look  to  with  hope    "Last 
year  we  placed  1 2th  at 
Nationals,"  says  speech 
team  member  Jennifer 
Osborn    "This  year, 
there's  no  doubt  we'll  be 
in  the  top  three  " 

The  team  heads 
into  their  final  competition 
well  equipped  for  victory 
Among  tl>e»r  repertoire  is 
the  Reader  s  Theater  "2 


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by  2,"  a  performance 
received  so  well  by 
judges  that  it  surpassed 
the  community  college 
division  arKl  went  on  to 
take  first  place  in  the  uni- 
versity division  finals  at 
the  State  competition 
held  the  weekend  o) 
March  5-6    This  was  not 
Harper's  only  victory; 
they  walked  away  with 
pieces  in  the  top  five  of 
almost  every  category, 
leading  to  a  standing  of 
second  in  the  state  for 
community  colleges 
And,  to  add  to  the  gtory, 
coach  Jeff  Przytjykj 


received  honorable  men- 
tion (or  the  Denms-Ross 
Coach  of  the  Year  Award 

There  is  still  one 
step  between  Harper 
Speech  and  Nationals: 
the  Regional  competition 
March  18-20.  at  which 
they  go  up  against  year- 
long nval  College  of 
DuPage    From  there  it's 
on  to  Milwaukee  tor 
Nationals,  where  they 
once  again  face  off 
against  DuPage,  as  well 
as  fellow  competitors 
from  across  the  country 
Nationals  will  be  held 
April  10-17. 


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Yeah,  you. 

I've  got  an  offer  that  you  can't 

refuse. 

Two  words. 

The  Harbinger. 

Got  it? 

Good. 

Go  and  get  an  application  from 

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She'll  make  it  worth  your  while. 

The  address? 

Room  A367. 

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PHOTO  8V  JAS 

NNcba*!  McOMiattH 
played  a  guitar,  piano 
and  a  mandolin. 


Page  9 


Java  Jams:  They're  Hot! 

continued  from  page  1 

Now,  Ift's  grt  anoihrr 
thmj;  str.iighl:  II  women  can 
nuk,  nu-n  can  n>ck  |uv  as 
h.ird 

I  \w  hf.ujiiDt'r  t'f  till'  -.t.ir- 
studdtii  cMiil  u.i^  \1kIi.uI 
MclKTmott 

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showixl  ivh\  h<-  Is  iim-  iit  thf 
leaders  111 .1  luu  In.uui  ol  folk 
r\Kk. 

He  pLived  s«'ledu>ns  fn)m 
his  three  albums  K.jch  one 
broke  barrnTS  and  st^t  new 
ones  for  what  tolk  rock 
should  sound  like 

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^liowt\l  his  vensitilitv  bv  m»l 
onlv  plaving  guitar,  but  also 
piano  and  mandolin  The 
aiidiemv  was  captn.itiit  b\ 
his  unique  sound 

This  tno  of  tip-and-com- 
<rv  roiked  Harper  s  la\« 
I. Mils  ,ind  everyone  who 
i.iiiH-  lo  siv  lhes«-  unique  per- 
lormtfs  saw  a  bnnhf  future 
tor  lf>e  (  hu.lv',o  ri>fteehtMlse 
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than  any  latte 


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Student   liiiMit.'  \  icu  I'residciit 

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E      "Working  together  to  promote  stu- 
"      dent  rights,  better  student  involve- 
ment, and  the  upgrading  of  our 
facilities." 

Elections  will  be  in: 

Building  A  by  Information  Booth 

Building  L  by  the  Book  Store 

Don't  forget  your  Harper  College  Student  Activities 

Pass,  you  need  it  to  vote! 


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Page  10 


Feature 


The  Harbinger 
March  22. 19W 


Part-Tirr»« 

EMPLOYMENT  RECRUITERS 


Who'd  Make  a 
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What's  tK«  Goal? 
Wh«r«  Will  I  Work? 

Psildiine   ■   Addison   •   Hodgkins 

How  Do  I  Inquire? 


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Fx:  847-705-6026 


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Who's  Who  at  Harper? 
Heather  Ebeling 

Sam  H«y» 

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.(•IU->;i-  >»uili'nt    .md  tiill-tinu- 

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TRACK:  Looking  ahoad  to 
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•Jared  Sherman  broke  the  aO-time  assist  record  with  220.  The  former  Hawk  record  was  heW 
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Mastalarz  develops  clutch  skills  in  Hawks'  dismal  year 


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STAff  WRITf R 

Thfre>  .iIh-ivn  n»'vl  vf.ir  Th.it  ■. 
ivhal  sh(Hi|ing  )(u<irJ  Maurivn 
M.islalar/  hjd  to  be  thinking  a<tiT  Hit 

iin  stnin>;ltJ  to  j  4-IH  nvord  "Hk- 
•  i.H>t-h  tn-shman  Itil  thi-  Hawks  with 
J  IhS  pomN  p»T  rt.imt'  .nfragf  anJ 
v\.is  .iIm)  amting  the  tfdnis  k-adin^; 
uln'undfrv  M.isl.iljr/N  hpst  year  ol 
n>ll»-(;i'  baski'ib.ill  h.is  shown  h«'r 
Rupat  impiHiviTncnt  simi-  hij-h  m  h«n»l 

Vl.i^t.iidr/  atttThJiil  VVh»vlinn  hi(;h 

.H>l.  whtTf  ■she  .uxT.igfvl  12  (xnnts 
yvr  contest  fler  laritT  high  <it 
VVht^hnR  was  IS.  hut  sIh-  shjttcn-d 
Ih.il  mark  wht-n  •.hv  pumpt-d  in  ^1  in 
.1  cimtt~.t  a^mst  Miluaukiv  Ttvh 
Thf  switih  from  hi^h  sch»x>l  to  col 
Itm'  has  bt'cn  lairlv  --mm'th  fur 
\l\-talar/ 

Maurivn  should  \c  Ixtn  ,iii  \1^l 
All-contt-rence  plavi'r  last  \..ir 
Hawks  ciMch  |e<t  |»^.^d  s.iid  sh<.' 
plav fd  fMTi  bffter  this  vt-ar  Shf  has 
iliint'  fvorvthmg  wo  wantt-d  bi-r  to 
do  Sht-  plavs  hard  all  the  ttmo  Shf 
plays  long  ininut«-s  l-\  i-rv  f^ame  she 
produci\)  despite  double  teams  and 
when  she  diH-snil  score,  she  dtH's  the 
little  things  to  help  us  win  " 

"I  really  clicktsJ  with  the  team  antJ 
1  loved  mv  teammates,"  Mastalar/ 
said  That  help«>d  me  make  a 
sm<H>th  transition  It  s  (iisl  a  matter  ol 
piavms  tt»nether  next  year  and  seeing 
it   we  I  in  maki>  impn>vem«iis  next 

'.  .:  ^f.iM'n  Mastalarz  vvill  t"  i 
te.ini  I  apt-itii  irul  !*sikstor\\arJ  • 


rhallrn^e  I't  turning  llu  prour.ovi 
iri'iiikl 

Mastalarz  shot  hs-(itrni\t  trom  lli.- 
trw  throw  line  and  m.idc  'I  oi  ihr 
VpomtiTs  she  attempted 

Ht»r  outside  shot  Ivis  oltiii   Utn 


up  (h.;  shut  and  makiiii;  il 

Masialafz  soinx)  .i  third  ol  the 
team  s  [v>inls  ,iiij  has  Ksii  th.-  v;o  to 
pirsiin  on  the  team  llo\M\ir  the 
Hawks  h.of  Iv^cii  mort'  siK\ts.stul 
i%hen  t>th**r  plut-rs  ..»ntnbute 


PHOIO  BY  mtN  FWlJNO 


Mattalan  displays  h«r  p«rf*ct  shoottag  fonii 

*iri«c  a  ragMlar  ••ason  contest.  INastalarz  lad  tha  Lady 
Hawks  In  scoring,  avaraging  almost  17  iioiiits  a  gama. 


the  k.-y  tor  1 1- 

•s|„ 


.  h  ledd  plans  , 


gtxxl   outside  shot,  and   als(.   Missy 
iVleliss,!)  RommH."  ledd  s.ikI 

We  want  at  least  ■<  playirs  m  dou- 
I'lc  di>;its 

Mastalarz  agreed  and  said  that 
when  there  aren't  several  players 
sti-ppmg  up  that  the  H.uvks  i,nd  to 
fall  into  large  deficits 

"When  evervKxlv  sc«>red  and  con- 
tributed we  were  a  giH>d  team."" 
Mastalarz  said  fJut  onl\  when  one 
or  two  ptMple  scored  we  lost 

The  leads  got  bigger  and  il  was 
frustrating  btxausc  we  would  lose  by 
such  a  large  amount  and  we  would 
only  have  1  or  2  pe«>ple  scoring.'" 

(.>ne  area  that  Mastalarz  and  the 
H.iv\ks  hope  to  imprme  m  is  defense. 

The  Hawks'  opponents  averaged 
"l  fxnnts  per  game,  while  Harper 
iveraged  only  si  (>oints 

The  Hawks  wi-realsooufrebound- 
ed  by  their  opfH)nents  this  season  and 
allowi-d  tiMi  many  second  chance 
points  I  imiting  the  amount  of  sh«Hs 
I  tarper  gives  up  will  be  a  factor 

'We  were  in  a  lot  of  games  that  we 
lost  but  we  always  allowed  2nd  ,  3rd  , 
and  4th  chamcs   for  our  opponents." 

s.lld   M.lsl.li.lt/ 

We  need  to  n-fx>und  the  ball  bet- 
ter and  limit  teams  to  one  shot." 

According  to  Irtld  there  are  many 
reastins  to  be  hopeful  for  next  year 
'Mo  is  i>ne  of  our  captains  ,  and  she 
All!  proKiblv  maki-  tht- all-confi-rence 
•.am.  |is.1d  s,ik1  I  would  tw  »ur- 
iiis.-i1  II  -.ti,   .h.ln  I      >Vi-  ar>'  a  young 

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3.  Harper  College  Hawks 

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The    Hjwks   pl.Kiil    *rJ    in    tho 
nation  ,il  thf  NIC  A  A  N.ihun.il  tovim.i 
mint  .itli-r  jHiMtinv;  tiso  .ml  ut  ihi- 
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driippfil    ■i'*»-''7    ditisum    i> 
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.;  thf  M.mks'  st-htK.i 
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lh»-  Hawk-.   .iltjiW  Willi 

ni>i:i  sh.Hitini;  whil.v.....    -.. 

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iIi-.IH'U  cut  "  •I'-sl-ts 

Th»-  hn.il  u>iilt-l  f'ri>\iii  !.■  h.  ih. 
I  Hjnv  111  th«  UnirM.iiiH  nl  I. 
.  k..  m  which  thf\  iKu  .iiisl  t' 
thnt-liim-  natii'n.il  ihampi.' 
Sullivan  t  nmnuinilv  I  i>lli-.: 
{ ..-ntTal-.  117  H«  tailing  iii^t  tnr  poii  • 
-h.'rt   iit    the   tmirn.imiMil    rc..i.,1 

nts  scort-d  in  a  j.imc  .il  122 
.^iH'lU)  U\i  all  Monr-  in  hi^  iinal 
^imf  Uw  tHo  Hawk-,  with  21  puint'- 
iiHludinK  llUit-li  ^hiiotinv',  .iml  " ct 
4  imm  Ihf  fr«.'-thri>u  Im.  ^i  •  < 
vhippt-d  m  with  21  al-«i 

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Harfvr's  all-timi'  assM  U-adiT  lini..h 
ing  Ihi-  s,-as<Mi  vMth  221)  a^sl^l^  i-clip--- 
inH  thf  tonrn-r  Mawk  nixird  whicli 
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C  .>aih>it  tlu    .V... 

I  he  Hawks  capped  the  season  i- 
:  tin  I  lawks  in  points  per  the  ninth  ranked  team  in  the  nali..ti 
. ,  .It  \i\  while  also  hit-  amongst  division  111  junior  colleg. -^ 
...I  tr.v-throwx  in  a  n>w      xvilh  a  22-12  reiiird 


T' 


.teating 

.int--   p»-r 


h  what  1  dkl 

f-vervK>d\  "i^  -.  ■  -upjH.nnr  Ihi- 
vear  .>!  our  ti-.iin  I  he  lans  Ihi- 
..ih.iol    .ind  111.-  ,  h.trl.Md.-r.-       Iti.v 

..line  .'III   .■\.-r\    iiii;hl 
..■111. I-    ,111.1   .iKv.ivs   i;,i\ 


.  .  II. 'cc  .'■ 
I.ir..l 
1  l.irpT 
,it  "  -li....! 
Ilir.'f  point 
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■  .  ...n    II.    I 

surv,.'- 

sh.ni> 

H..ll..> 

\Kk    i;..,i.    ..-..i.. 

m.l  .Utensive  gla 


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ille.t    th. 
s-   .1  Ilh 


l.uki    12 

..tt<  ti--i\i 

b...llv|. 


i;anH'  while  HhiTm.iii  ...ll.-iltd  t>  .in.i 
\i;iiello  4  '  Akii.'II..  .lU'  tmishevl  th. 


•XITOBVRYANFWELND 

Frashmaii  Caaoy  Jackl  f  Hoc  to  tho  hoop  during  tbo  Hawk*' 
firat-rouMl  victory  atfainat  Joliot  in  tho  RoCion  IV  Toomoy. 


Track  and  field  prepares  to  smoke  competition 

...  I         ._. i.^t». 


ASSISTANT  sw  * '  ^  F  C'l  ''H» 

The  snow  i-  iii.  Itm^;,  tin-  I'li.N  .ir.  iKing  iiof  h 
ind  the  trtv-  are  IMiximmg  Spring  nuisl  K-  right 
iinund  the  .orn.r  right'  Right  and  m.  i^  th.  Ira.k 
ind  Iield  -..-.iMin  .ind  ll.irp.r~  Men-  .ind 
Uomens  te.ini.-  .ire  hen  .in.l  ire  readv  to  hum  the 
.  ..mpi-tition  th.  ir  1'^'"*'  ..mip.ugns 

The  Men-  t.ani  h.i-  '^  -Irong  -ophom..r.". 
■  turning  liiurot  Ihi'iii  .v.T.  Ml  \iii.n.  .in- iii  l.i-t 
v.ars  Nati.vnal  nu^et 

Frank l.u/man  pl,i...d  2nil  iii  -hot  put  and  ith  in 
diHiiis  .Another  -trong  -,.pli..m..re  will  W  C  hns 
cipastione  whi'  t.K>k  s«\.<nd  in  the  4oo  meter  hur- 
dle", t.u/man  ,ind  ( ..ipa^lioiie  K.th  -.1  --.ho..! 
rrtoids  List  v.. It 

Sophomore  C  raigl.inn  pLmsJ  '>lh  in  lavelin  .md 
will  look  t.>  improve  on  th.il  this  vear,  Sophomor.  - 
Charles  (sitta\  .in.l  Mephan  I'olus  rouiul  out  tlu- 
sophomori".  tor  th»'  Mens  team,  kittav  will  be 
competing  in  sprint-  .md  I'.-lii..  is  charging  ba.k  in 


the  dis.ithl..ii  .inA  to  win  the  long  lump 

V\i  h.oe  .1  -trong  team  thi-  \e.ir  -.iid  I  hris 
C.ip.i-tii.ne       M.i^Ih- f\i-n  -Ironger  th.in  la-l  Mvir - 

te.iP' 

I  ir.i.  k  tiMiii  tinf-hed  2nd  i.i-l 

\..ir  ill  \jti..ii.ii-  lhe\  tmi-he.t  12  punts  l>ehind 
I  rie  i  oiTiniiinits  I  oUegt 

Ih.Te  Mill  K^   iruinc    n.  .■.:■.- 

Ir.i,  k    iiui   I  leld  t.-,ini  ihi-  -I 

ii.ini-  IV  ill  K^  lough  lo  i-sal  Uk.ii  VIok, 
,111,111  Ih.id  Ko«.l..n  K.  \  HI  ( ,l.s-..>n, 
Sherod  Koundtree   ,iinl  1  iik  I  i'  I  tnsh- 

meti  .111.1  will  p.irtiiipah^  on  th.  ■     -in  -  this 

\  ear 

K..n  1  .inflow n  will  . ompet.-  in  distance  Kevin 
lii.ri.n  uill  K-  in  -prints  ,ind  Keviti  Swider-ki  will 
li.iiiille  Ih.  thr..«- 

\1.ilt  I  .ir-..n  will  Ih'  th.-  -tar  in  the  lumi^  ■'"'' 
high  hur.ll.-.  \nd\  Kamel  "ill  parti. ip.ite  in  the 
Xt%>m  and  4i»ini  Kamel  will  bring  strength  to  th.- 
rt-la\  ti-ams 


lohn  Crtxirgacopouh-r.  is  improving  on  MH)m 
hurdU-  and  San  M.<..s.han  will  be  participating 
in  the  throw-  .in.l  ..is  .t-  t..  .jii.ilil\  in  the  d»CUS 
.in.l  h.ininii-r 

lermaine  >.>ung  will  Ix'  comix-ting  m  throws, 
Kob  Vendig  will  also  hnus  on  the  discus  throw  as 
vv.ll  md  Hiran  I'atel  will  be  sptviali/mg  in  the 
tripl.  lump 

(.  anier..i\  Mimru  will  be  on  tin  di-tan..-  t.'am. 
IXue  Shatron  will  tr\  the  steeples  has.-  and  Hrain 
Shumaiher  will  K-  strong  on  the  4(Ktm  and  >«X)m 
r.l.iv  ti-am- 

Ihe  VVoni.  n  -  U  ,iiii  m.u  Ix-  small  in  numtxr-, 
but  are  pack.-d  with  talent  Sophomore  Shannon 
McNamara  is  returning  to  recapture  her  2nd  place 
in  b.ith  tin-  4tH>m  and  2l>0m  at  the  National  mi.ft 
sh.-  is  ,ils(>  planning  to  place  in  the  hammer  throw 

H.-alher  \.«g.li  i-  returning  to  strengthen  all  o» 
her  throws 

Ireshman  Ira. \    1  h...le  will  W  ..>in(x-tilive  in 

See  TRACK  on  page  14 


The  Harbinger 


»mMlM.i»m 


student  Senate  election  ballots  counted 


EDtTOniNCHCF 

Tht  rvsuiN  ot  tht-  Harpi-r  tolUi;.- 
studtTit  Serah'  et«-tM>nv  whuh  liH.k 
plate  (>n  Marth  2^  and  2i  -m'  in 

Rich     (.jKid     b.Mt     out     >"ti% 
»^owley  lor  thr  posin 
rru"»ttv  bv  alm«M  di>i. 

l>t~.morui  1  diw  pn-vailinJ  mrt 
l.imt-s  '^k\l.-s  111  thf  rdc*-  h>f  Srud«"n« 

Sen,,-. 


VincenH"  t.u*-rr.i 

Sue  K.umK'ti/dW  kill<ii  '    ■ 
petllkw  li>f  Tre.i>urei  i>t  '• 
bv  well  over  Nl  votes      Hvi  ii 
runner,  were  Umes  Fnedmaii 
Dan  MailiRdn 

RkKarvl  Cartij  itow  Hj*  thi>  n>l«- 
that  Robert  Vabde/  had  in  tK.  p.i-t 
He  I*  the  new  StuiUni  s«-natr 
Ttusiw  Cjaivia  wa-  Kth  in  i.  hu.io 


Illinois   in   lu!..    .  I    I'""'       H 
resides  m  Flk  C,r\>vi'  \  illage.  w 
when-  he  .%ften>le<l  hich  siH 
l..irii.!    ' 


huh  IS 

.1 


F*CIT0  BV  I  INT'.F  •  sHfNI'f 

men  OwcU  r*toM*  by  M*  d«»k 
!■  tiM  ttatfMrt  SwMte  off  ic«. 


1  I^.v    s,Uulvli^    !rti-t'i      it-  t'l  .»!   -itj 

111   lh»-   ni.vtinus   .iiiJ    is    a   rt'Sular 

Ihi  .>i  ttu  H.i.irJ  ol  Irusiifs 

nil   ititti-n-iur  IS  thai  .-uTMrnr 

,  i^   s  voir  kounls  vvhili'  his  din's  not 

livi'  IS  ,.n.-  ol  liio  ihiJius  ih.ii  t..im.i 


thjn>;in>;  ih.ii  in    irpluvi 


•un  Nvaus*"     I 

I,,,:,,,,     ,:,,..   .....  -nil  a  lot  ol  things 

th.it  1 . 1'uki  do  li<  improvr  Harper  If 
ih.K  iijsnolhinijloih.in^i  1  wtniM 
h.ni  i;n.n  olhirs  tin-  \  .ilu.ibU' 
opisirliiKits  to  N  .1  sludrnt  leader 

I  .)[»•  .illhi'imh  Kirn  in  Mayheld. 
I  i  s.pUmKi    ol     IfTM, 

,;-,  J    llmh    sa„H.I    in 


r.ii.itiiH- 

He  plans  on  atlendinR  the 
I  niversilv  ol  Miami,  Ohio,  with  a 
ina|.>r  in  polilK.il  -  •■••<•••  •>'^  .ommu- 
niidlions 

MevKO    kill      '.;.  'he 

s<^>  Sanat*  BKtlera  on  p.  V 


N«W  ttttdMt  SWMt*  I 


Press  conference  interrupted  by  school  officials 

,  .  .  I...  ....I  ,1.,.  .,  ....s  imn,  ..  iomplaints  had  btvn  tiled  in  a-teivnce  l< 


I  Mays 

suffwmnft 


r.-s,ri,id  tor  .iiu  us.    she  sjid  that  it  was  imp. 

i.ttist  irnilH'dulli'K 


.  aiL-on  4»*rti*in  rnalit-n. 


!iinllt-s 

^.■d   I.' 


,   111.!  . 
vwi^  therv  I' 
;iiT>inince  Ui 


[S.K.W, 

Is  aiTia/r 
lated 

At  an 
the  Harper   L.'ii.>;.-   .luiu...,,. 
intratt  upon  Nith  in  less  th.in  i 

i.)n  Manh  2^    \'**'  •'  M""'  s"'"r  "'    '''""'  ■' 

.'i^n  led  by  Northwi-st  lax  Waiih  HmMor  Bill 
Hul«">  assembletl  m  the  commtm  area  ol  the 
Student  and  Administratuw  ftuildms  near 
\  uilet's  I  ate  on  the  ("round  llo. 

MivevI  ol  sitiJints  newsp.ii 

uple  Irustf 

iiutual  n' ! 

ts   had    Nen    hied    with   tin-   M 

.wtioiis  ai;jins!   C  iti/ens   tor   Mr 

iitereme  had  Kxn  i.i!; 
Ihe    s„,..ll    ..,„.-u.:i 

Hui.i 

Hands  1  ,,^... 
VM'fe   C'M  "       ''    ' 
,;roii[^  VI  .Is  ."ski-.t  '      .   ■    ' 

.\pproMii!  It.  ^   ■■'  ■'-'■■.'.uu- 
it  was  interrupted      \  ditetm  o...  I.-..  K... 
\ice  Pa-sidenI  ol  Student  Atlairs    proteinlevl 
attempt  to  end  the  eonleri-nve     I^serttnlv  Kiiuii. 
interrupted  Hulev  mid  senteme  MKi  lell  tli.    ludi 
ence  wondennp  what  was  f,innf.  on 

BaeWt^l  b\  l>r  Robert  Breuder  who  st<»ivi 
mcosnito  in  the  shadows,  Kindle  lontimi.il  vMlh 
her  attempts  to  bn-ak  up  the  eontereme  M.itmi- 
•  h.       i.iiinu.n    .irea    l>ein>;    us.d    n.'eded    lo   K 


to  ^.iini-r  then  hfint,' 
the  m»vt«nR  could  K-  i" 
,,;  ,  - 1  VtiTalK  iKi' 


If.  !-K'i;an 

.isk,    J     If 


n-sjH' 

lot  V 


complaints  had  btvn  tiled  in  n-teivnce  lo 
vominft  rvterer»dum   liisutii.ieni  diHiimen- 
hom  has  paid  toi  - 

';s  rit  Ihr  vlmWel 

Mill:  (ll.il. 

tale  who  IS 

,siM.  i.i  tl.i  pavmenl  ..I  the  .idvertis.-inent 

.  impl,   when  the  state  senate  elections  tcx.k 

von  viHild  scv  signs  tor  rit/gerald  on 

■  Mi.i|..r  roadwavs;  even  thc-se  sif;nsdis- 

,    ,.,:!■•.  liu'ii, Is  ol  I  il/);.T.ild  at  the  bol- 


BMI  Mul«»  mnt  to*"  »"»«»••  '•'•  ®"  •'»*'"' 
th*  location  of  tho  prom*  eoaforoaco. 

When  all  else  si^enieJ  to  l.iil  the  vonlerei.vi 
participants  wm-  mvit.xi  b\  the  I  Lirbin^er  stall  to 
linish  the  m.stintf  ip  '"H'T  ottice.  and 

the\  did 

III,  vonlerei.ie  oiu.  ie!iH..itid  v.mtinued  the 
mittint  in  viose  but  vnil  .|u..rteis  Hulev  then 
lontmued  lo  dis.  uss  the  matters  al  hand 


,1111  materials  in  c|uestum  omtain 

,„,  ,„^,, ;     It  v\as  asWi^i  that  even  if  this  is 

true-  and  an  intraition  ol  the  law,  does  it  matter' 
Isnl  this  a  p»-ltv  complaint'  Ur  Bivuder  p<»sed  the 
s.iine  question  in  ^n  intervieAv,  when  he  slated 
that  Northwest  lax  Watch  was  simpiv  nitpu  king 
at  details,  which  reallv  possess  no  merit 

rln"  n-spinse  and  shan^l  view  al  iK-  press  von 
i.e  was  that  evc^n  it  it  is  petlv.  if  it  breaks  the 
.  has  lo  be  drawn 
r   rc-presentatives   si.nc   (hat   the\    .in- 
,,v  ol  mi  such  law  being  broken,  and  that  all 
,  n.iK  perLimmR  lo  the  referendum  aa-  care- 
,ull  .1  b>  the  college  s  legal  team 

.t  w  hether  or  not  anvoiu'  is  willing 

vards  aa-  held  bv  a  higher 

lioard  i>t  FleiHons  tound  the 

.illegalions  against  t  iti/ens  for  Harper  t»>N'  valid 

Because  thev  arc-  first  lime  oHenders  the  pun- 

,shni.nt  amounts  to  nothing  mon-  than  a  slap  on 

lh«.  proverbial  wnst  The  dislnbution  of  materials 

that    constituted    adviKacv    was    immc-diately 

ceased,  and  the  Citi/ens  hw  Harper  an-  rt-^uired 

to  make  sun-  all  future  information  distributed 

has  proper  identtfacatitm 


Naws. 


.JPafas  2-S 
Paga 


ClassifiMts. 

4 

Comroantary^J^ag*  • 

Faatiwa*. !*■<•  7 

A  «  E Paiaa  i-t 

Svorta-Tatfas  10-12 


Student  Senate 
elections  votes  are 
in. 


tr% 


Coawwantary: 

What  Thf  Harbni^icr 
thinks  lit  the 
referendum. 
•Mpagat 

CaaMaawtary — Pa«a  • 


Good  to  Go  album 
by  Shanda  Brash 
lives  up  lo  name. 


Sports: 

Harper  Baseball 

takes  two  from 
COD  in 
doubleheader. 
SMPagaU 


ML 


^atfas  t-t       Sportt — Pagas  10-U 


Page  2 


Campusi^News 

SS  Ask  your  wellness  advisor^;  ^ 


The  Harbinger 
April  12. 1994 


HEALTH  WATCH 


}HU»ldMj  by  hcaHh  cue  prot«aMon«fe  ami  Me  ntA  nrbiiMl  to  i 


;  ihem  in 
M  cppew  in  fttlHM^ 


Q.    Ev«y  iptW  i  ftt  «  M  of  eoi4-IIV«  tymptoau  that  don't  accai  io  go  away. 
(liould  I  (So* 


r>fi  ini*  m,< 


t»!ii   hull    ♦hm  miTn  tr>  1% 


in  raiih  aivl 

I.  such  as  the  r»»h  tr>' 

ie-  (eUcf  From  alfergk" 


1  ntxT.>- 

tpcnt  outdoms  tu  early  OKirnui^  and  late  iitUT«x>n.  Keepiof 

a  cmiditianmg:  avoid  mowHiK  the  lawa*  keeping  ycwrhointaa 

dlBt-frw  a»  pouib^.  luwfiHig  pets  out  of  the  bedrcionv  not  eatmg  certain  foods.  U  you  can- 
not oieorwfuiiy  avoid  the  ideigtiv  ihm  you  -nay  need  t<i  twntfol  the  »ymp«o»n*  wtfh  med- 
icatiow.  There  arc  many  attactive  ovgTttie-a>jntef  awtihi«<Mmineaand  deootnt»  it4 

_Howt^  IT  jf  these  do  nut  woik.  yi«i  need  to  comnitt  your  doctor  at><  c>- 

.if  troatment  optioRa. 

Senate  Elections:  The  votes  are  in 


•WcUnessWcek 

I  larper  College's  annual  Wellness  Week  is  April 
13-15.  Over  .10  health  and  wellness  seminars  will 
be  featured  that  week  and  the  majority  are  free  of 
Kiiarge.      The  breakfast /keynote   program   on 
Tuesday,  April  13  is  "TechnoStress,  Coping  witft 
Technology  v^  WORK  «a>HOME  «'PLAY  '  The  pre- 
senter. Dr.  Michelle  Weil,  is  a  recognized  expert, 
"^^1  lauthor,  consultant  and  intomational  speaker  on 
^  jthe  subject  of  fechnoit>gy  and  stress.  Other  topics 
featured      during      wellness      week      include; 
Ergonomics,     Yoga,      Pilatcs,     Aromatherapy, 
piritual  Sea«nity,  Humor  and  Health,  Cherishing 
lour  Dreams,  PMS  and  Menopause,  Healing  the 
Heart,  Qigong,  .'nd  Meatless  Meals  m  Minutes. 
Additionally,  on  Wednesday,  April  14  there  will 
tiso  be  a  Health  Fair  with  over  60  exhibitors, 
.iomonstrations  and  services.    For  more  informa- 
tion call  Health  Services,  xt  6268 


m 

4 


Continued  from 


VlncMrt*  9m»nm  *n« 
bach  and  lahaa  a 
bfsatlMr. 


|i,      ,■■ 

t,U: 

til  LK     ,in.i 

trical  cngiiv 

t.iifrr.i  ■ 

ii<iiii;>-^  ■'■■■ 


getting   ini>rc   iiiulli  lullural 
events 

But   the   als«i   pl.in^ 
"t  onvmanj;  I.Te  jdinmi-.' 

■I  the  studtnl  vki 
I'fv   p«iwi'r   .in>l    hi 

Burn  in  1  Ik  t.riHf  in  l.i!i- 
March  i-r  HTM.  shi-  ,111111 

f^W  I  i'l-^h  SihtKil 

iin^terrini; 

.  I -in    i»t  lllinai-.  .\: 
<>;n-l  rb.in.i 


lur  V < 

In  .• 


,  .■n>r 


Kun'-         !sMU\l 


I  ..iTi  Ki  h.tti  t\^  v\hi!i-  * 
h.ivl  11  iniiui-.  tl 


i.vh. 


in     niitn- 


TahlNg  a  braah  f  ram  h*r 
kiMy  achatful*.  tu* 
Haxmiarcik.  aita  d««iFii. 


t    in   iht' 


Ribbons  Walk  Harper  needs  supporters 


■  Stress  Busters 

learn  intensive  techniques  to  deal  with  stress  at 
the  "Stress  Busters "  seminar  on  Monday,  April  26, 
15JO-7  p.m.,  Student  and  Administration  Center, 
'A242.  Explore  coping  methods  such  as  time  man- 
agement, cognitive  restructuring  and  assertive- 
less.     You  will  also  practice  relaxation,  guided 
inagery  and  other  techniques  to  help  you  relax 
.  our  mind  and  bod\' 


*  Blood  Drive 

N     M*  ar\>n'f  just  grades,  they  are  alst>  blood 

Whatever  your  bltHxl  type,  we  need  it! 

lu  BIiKxi  Drive,  Wi-dn'estiay,  April  28, 9 


sttulcnt  .imt  Ad ministrjlii>n  Center, 


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I  I' .KM  llu-  liasKs  ot  this  ancient  Chinese  discipline 
ii  the  I.ii  Ctii  Chuan  pn>gram  on  Thursday,  April 
>»  12  I  pm,  C.iletena  Bay  1.37c,  Student  and 
\diTiinis!r.ition  C  enter  By  practicing  thi-sc  slow, 
precise  nnneinents  you  can  reap  the  benefits  of 
increased  concentration,  balance,  vitality  and 
' '  I  1  '.;th  and  reduce  unwanted  stress  and  anxiety. 


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rhf  HarbinRer 
April  12, 1999 


Tax  Watch  challenges  Harper  ads 


SWfWMTSI 

Ftirnfl  DaviJ 

CopptTheld  I'av  no  hnfd 
lo  Harry  Houdini  William 
Huhry  and  his  (jroup, 
Northwml  Tax  Walch,  are 
attempting  to  perfi>rin  a 
trick  that  will  blow  thoM 
two  away 

They're  trying  to  ir<e  a 
small  —  and  quite  possibly 
•codentat  —  advertising 
miMake  to  make  Harper* 
$I24.S  millKW  referendum 
di»appear 

To  this  end.  Nurthwi^t 
Tm  Watch  retentiv  hU-d  in 
offidai  complaint  with  t-H' 
State  fkiard  i>t  FU-ctiorv. 
alleging  that  Citizens  tor 
Harper,  a  awnmitlee  Itw  lo 
support  and  help  poM  the 
fctrfcndum,  vktUted  fttate 
electiiMt  Uw 

In  evdiuating  the  lase. 
the  BtMrd  found  that 
HarptT  h.ui  indrtsl  broken 
the  Ijw  which  resulted  in  <i 
restnttmn  on  distnhut  ng 
any  currently  cvisting 
advertising 

From  here  on  out,  «nv 
int>>rin.ifion  coming  Ir'in 
Harper  must  have  titi/.'ii-> 
for  Harper's  name  im  il 
\  lines   »>r   a»rKii- 

t  .t-n 


tim*'  \»tti-nUers 

According  to  »tale  Uw, 
any  material  advtKating  a 
campaign  issue  must  fu- 
ture the  name  of  the  parts 
funding  the  advertiseim  nl 

In   Harp«'r  s   case,   any 


promotional  material  ti>r 
the  refenmdum  must  havi' 
the  words  "paid  for  by 
Cit«ens  for  Harper"  «om«- 
whete  on  it. 

These  words  are  con- 
spicuously missing  from 
the  full  page  ads  taken  out 
in  Harper's  course  cata- 
logues, as  well  as  the 
brochures  mailed  to  the 
community  emouraging 
people  to  vole 

Instead,  the  jnly  hint  to 
the  aowcr  of  hmding  that 
appear*  on  any  of  these  is 
the  return  address  printed 
i»n  them  Harper  College 

'This  inrnp  amt  is  yel 
another  issir-  t»f  question- 
able Harper  crtslibility  and 
ni>n -com pliant e  with  the 
rule  .'I  l.ivs  -.av-  lluley 
the  direiliir  .>!  Nnrlhwesl 
Tax  Watch  I  ilur  H.up.r 
nffmals  mipn csrls  -.ixmiI 
tri\  d.Ol.tr-.  I'l  iii,iUri,ils 
soliciting  vntei  supix'rt  or 
els*'  the  law  v>,is  M.ilated 
when  the  l  »lkxf  ^n..i- 
improperlv  li-.ted  as  th. 
source  and  Clti/ens  t.  • 
Harper  was  Urff  off  " 

What  all  this  means  foi 
I  lar(H-r  .ind  its  n-ferendui" 
!■-  ^Iill  uncle. ir  Nurthwi'V 
lax  Wit.h  h.ipetull. 
bell.  ill   Wad    l> 

1m.  'u    ^uppi'' 


Harper  oftioaK  on  th. 
other  hand,  remain  mor. 
i>pttmistic  "^•■s  cards  "  on 
hand  tliev  xmtiime  ti<  prtv 
\'ide  supp»rt  I  »r  a  retefi'n- 
duni  tht-y  believe  is  in  the 
best  interests  of  the  school 


while  delendin>;  them- 
selves against  Northwest 
Tax  Watch 

Harper  President  Robert 
Breuder  is  particularK 
opposed  to  NorAwest  Tax 
Watch's  actions. 

He  tsy*  they  ««  wtoihi 
lor  goit^g  after  the  leferen- 
dum  as  they  ate.  attd  that 
their  actions  amount  to 
rurthing  tml  grandstanding. 

He  also  stands  strong  in 
his  belief  that  none  of  their 
compUinls  have  "ment  or 
substance' 

Whether  the  Board  of 
Hiclu'ii  -.  dension  will 
have  any  bearing  cm  the 
vote  may  never  b«'  knovs  n 

But  even  il  the  tx-lereiv 
dum  fails  this  year.  Bn-uifer 
has  elated  that  Harper 
wiiulif  trv  It  acain  next 
V  «-ar 

And  when  thev  dn 
Hule\  aiul  his  RfiHip  s,n 
thev  II  be  ready 


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Tht  Harbinger 
April  12, 1999 


Pages 


McGinty  to  b«  missod  Personals  come  to  Harbinger 


I  THtotSMi 

A4CEDIT0B 

Susan  MvA.intv,  siudfnl  Aclivilu'- 
Assistant,  passed  away  March  IT  atti-r  a  six 
and  a  halt  yt-.ir  t>attle  with  carKvr  I'ht-  avid 
runnrr  started  at  Harper  in  I'WO  arul  has 
b«m  working  in  Student  Activities  tur  14 
1  2  ywrs  Sume  of  her  best  wurk  w.i-n  dnoi' 
in  the  volunteering  Held  Sh*'  >;i>i  -.tudiiii-. 
to  volunteer  r>ol  of\ly  on  eanipii-  but  mi 
campus  as  well.  EvTm  though  M^  Mit.mu 
had  to  leave  Harper  in  NovemtH-r,  shi-  li)v  i-xi 
mming  to  work  and  had  a  few-  n\irs  with 
p«'rtect  attendance. 

"She  was  an  outKom^  permn  Mii-  had  a 
lot  of  Harper  friends,"  said  l>in-cli>t  ot 
Student  AclivitK-s  (eanne  Tankanin  Ino  ol 
these  fru-nds.  salvia  kingsU-v  and  l\nii« 
Avers«)n,  went  the  ixtr.i  miU'  fi>r  ^u-.m 
They  helped  arraiim'  if.iMsport.itmn  li'  and 
from  themothiT.ipv  as  »,l!  .i-  ^ittrn);  lari' 
ba?ikets  made 

The  single  mother  is  survu^^t  t^s  hit 
daughter  lassie  Sh«'  alsji  had  tvni  jaik 
Russell  Itrrurs    she  will  h»- sore  l\  missed 


Mm  M.  WUh 

STAff  WtWItfJ 

In  Its  conhnumg  etiortv  U'  pri> 
^ ide  i>nU  the  best  mtvu^s  ti<r  its 
readers.  Hie  Harbinger  h.)s  oin. 
again  taken  a  step  m  the  nghl  dirts. 
tii>n  Starting  in  thi'ir  Apnl  2i!<  edi 
ln'iv  Harper  Colleges  own  studi-nt 
ntw -.:-iaper  will  b»'  running  personal 
•ids  tor  Its  rtviders 

hor   .1   .<iu' timi-   ti . 
llariXT  student  is  m 
vide  a  brief  ad  in  their  own  vxurjing 
to  hi'lp  find  that    spen.il  .„>iii,,in, 
rheM  ads  tan  not  on  to 

tmd  .■  "■'•■■  ■■    '  ' II.  .(    !i' 

tind  I  •  ■  •• 

"  'n  I'll    i  rii'   llarhm^iT  s 

,  d  new  slip  to  reaih  out 

tovur  -  .Is  VM'l!  .iv  tlr.iu  in 

m-wii  I' tr\  inj;  ti' kisp  up 

with  .>tlwr  lurti'iit  publications  that 
include  p»-rsonals  bdilors  trom 
other  student  new<9paper»  teU  me 


that  it  IS  one  ■>!  their  most  popular 
Ic.itiiri-s  I  hi>pe  that  it  will  be  the 
s-tnii-  htri  sdvs  t  larbinger  Editor  in 
chief  I  indse\  Innch  I'lus  she 
adds.  It  |ust  lisvKs  entertaining' 
s.n  s  I.KultN  \d\isor  Howard 
SihUissK'rj;  I  lust  told  them  to  go 
with  It 

I  lu'  idea  v\  .is  tirst  inspired  bv  The 
Dailv  Illini  the  student- run  rH'Wspa- 
i^T  tor  the  t  nivcrsitv  of  Illinois. 
'  uihIi  tirsi  lonsidired  the  idea  only 
p.issiinK  but  grew  morv  convinced 
ot  its  mint  to  the  student  bodv  the 
moa'  she  considered  it  .After  talking 
to  manv  students  who  stmnglv  sup- 
ported the  idivi  sh»-  made  it  a  realitv 

While  Its  stil!  uncertain  ho» 
manv  students  will  initially  respond 
to  this  ettort  Ihe  Harbinger  staff 
remains  lonvinced  that,  in  tlw  end. 
this  will  prove  to  hv  oik'  of  the  best 
thini;s  to  happen  to  th*'  t^iv\  spajn-r 


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Comiii«iitary 


our  Vi. 


The  Harbinger 
April  12,  1994 


Referendum: 
Good  or  Bad? 


With  the  clock  fickitiR,  .iiui 
the  vote  just  around  the  inriur 
The  Harbinger  must  now  t.ikf  .1 
st<ind 

Ihi'  riterendum.  which  will  he 
voted  on  April  13,  is  .1  ii.pu  u  ,■ 
here  at  the  paper  h.i\i-  nucnvl 
extensiM'U  H.isid     ,m     what 

we've  seen  and  reported,  we  ve 
learned  enough  to  tell  voii 
where  we  stand  mi  llu-  issu 
I  his  was  not  an  easy  decision  1,1 
make,  because  with  such  contro- 
ver<4y  and  questions  surround- 
ing the  campaign  both  on 
campus  ,\n^i  nil  is  ^  v\ould  be 
remis>  m  ivjn.  rm>;  ,in\  sidi'  to 
the  debate 

There  is  little  doubt  in  our 
minds  that  Harper  needs  the 
money  this  reterendum  wiuiUt 
bring.  However,  we  remain  ciuv 
cerned  about  how  well  that 
money  will  be  handled,  given 
the  apparently  arbitrary  spend- 
ing patterns  we've  seen  thus  tar 
Bringing  in  an  interior  design 
lirm  from  halfwa\  aiross  the 
ixuntry,  repeatedly  changing 
i-,unt  jobs  ,1  necti'ct  of  li.-ihli,-, 
.  •  t'  V  I  u  u  s  1 V 

vv  hile  new      ^        ^      _      

using  or  ignoring  already-exist 
ing  space  on  campus  leaves   us 
with  a  bad  taste  in  our  mouth 

However,  we  do  teil  that, 
even  if  the  monev  isn  1  used  m 
the  best  pi>ssihlr  ua\  the  hope 
remains  that  some  good  will  still 
come  from  the  school's  increased 
budget.  There  isn't  an  organi/a 
tion  or  class  on  this  campus  that 
doesn't  need  breathing  space, 
and  the  building  additions  will, 
we  can  but  hope,  provide  that. 

The  Harbinger  endorses 
Harpers  referendum  by  princi- 
ple of  necessity,  but  remains 
wary  of  the  powers  behind  it 


Editorial  Board 


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I  lii?_JJLui>  in  per 


Acting  Editor  In  Chief.. 


-indsey  French 


A&E  Editw- 


JofrTiBotson 


NeK«Editor_ 


Sports  Editor- 


Lindsey  French 

KevmSheple 

Assistant  Sports  Editor J^anFreuid 

ftismess  Manaeer. Lndsey  French 

FacultyAdvlsor Howard  SchtossDefg 


Cowley  equals  controversy 


iHays 

StAfF  WHITER 

kiltv  Ciiwley  k)«»  the 
Sludenl  Trustee  ekvlmii 
Id  Rich  C^rcia  29 '>  to  hS 
i  'no  might  jsk.  how 
. tin's  s«>mis>ru'  nil  ,1  h.ill 

\\l-ll,      ll-l     IIH      ll-ll     M.ll 

l>n<'  gots  hall  a  vole 
w  hfn  i>n«'  h.is  livi>  per- 
>'Tit  ol  their  voles  taken 
.iway  tor  unethical  cam- 
painnmR  One  ptTccnl 
ol  her  voli-  total  ^^.l•, 
subliaclid      lor      i.uh 

■mpldint       tiled       b\ 

Hither  landidale 
Now      what     mii;ht 
Miund    liki-    .1    horrihio 
tafe    reallv    isn  t    « li.ii 
killeii  the  LJt 

The  Marp«r  I  Uilion 
C ommitU-e reveuiJ  live 
tormal  complainls  trom 
other  I  amtidali-s  asamsl 
Kitu  Cow  lis 

1  li'w  .  \  1  r  from  ihi' 
.iKnf  i-iiiiiK.'r'-  vm'  can 
vi-  tli.it  the  s  p,rv,.ii( 
did  not  maki-  or  bn-jk 
kill\  VVilh  less  than 
hall      her      opponents 


>tes  It  seems  shf  mtisi 
have  damaged  In  r  i  im 
paign  all  on  hi  r  own 
lXJdl\  fnoui;h  thiiorn 
plaints  were  no!  iiin 
lilist  In  her  i>pp«)sition 
Init  In  candidates  tor 
olliiT  olliies 

I  he  upset  pertained 
to   kilty    covering    and 
n-moving   ottn-r    landi- 
dattV  campaign  inalcri 
.lis  .Among      ihosi' 

sir.ililiiil       ,irr       Mike 

H     loolf    I  VI'    l,lll,tlL|.|t,.) 

I.inu-s  sk\los 

il'ri'si.linti.il  landidatr) 
.inii  Dan  Vladigan 
( iriMsurer  candidate) all 
niamlain  thai  llu-ir  cam- 
paigns vM-rr  sfrioiislv 
Jlliitcd  In  kiltv  s  laik 
ol  elhiis  vonnciti-iJ  (o 
the  t'ltvtuni 

As  il  Ihi'  destruction 
ol  others  election  mate- 
rials IS  not  immature 
ermugh,  Kitty  s.mk  to  .< 
rK»t-sivr»evv  low  1  ct  iiu- 
evplam  Kitty  was  eitH't- 
oil  as  Student  Senate 
Tn-iidenl  last  year  via 
delaul!    Her  only  oppiv 


ilion    w.is    disijudliiud 
tor  electioneering 

Basil. illy  this  means 
that  her  opponi-nl  vsas 
ri'moM'd  ironi  lasi 
\iar  s  I'.illot  because 
she  was  standing  too 
I  lose  to  the  balKvl  box 
during  the  election 
lliis  IS  illegal  Bui  Kitty 
topped  that  this  year. 
Not  only  did  she  stand 
tiHi  cli>se  to  the  ballot 
Ki\  (within  IS  feet),  she 
ilso  campaigned  while 
she  stiHid  there 

And  Kitty.  Iving  so 
getK-tiHis,  not  only  cam 
paigru-d  lor  hersell.  but 
also  tor  the  candid.ites 
ol  other  otlices  s|i,' 

handed  out  a  list  ol  i.m 
itiitales  ifial  she 

belie\ed  should  be 
voted  lor  She  is  a  giver 
However  the  tear  is  that 
what  she  gave  to  one 
she  look  trom  another. 
lames  Skyles.  who  lost 
his  nn;  did  so  bv  only 
10  votes  He  attributes 
Kitty's  ballot  Kix  sup- 
port ot  Desmond  lane 


lo  K'uig  possibly  the 
only  reason  he  lost 
With  the  vole  so  cU»se,  I 
don  t  blame  him  for  his 
suspicion 

A  list  ol  Kit 
called  student  activities 
alM>  became  a  cause  lor 
concern.  While  cam 
paigning  Kitty  handl^i 
out  a  long  list  ol  activi 
ties,  a  portion  ol  which 
she  ni>ver  really  partii  1 
pated  in  These  include 
WHC  M,  when-  she  n-^i 
the  news  |ust  a  few 
limes,  riie  Harbinger, 
when"  she  did  not  par- 
ticipate on  tlw  statt  but 
only  wrote  a  li-tler  to  the 
editor,  and  Latinos 
Unidos,  she  went  to 
abiHit  two  mcvtings  and 
reportedly  only  showed 
up  to  promote  hersell 
when  she  was  running 
tor  pix-sidenl  last  year 

Unfortunately,  it 
was  not  Miss  towley's 
deducted  votes  that  losi 
her  the  race,  that  would 
have  somi'liovN  been 
more  apropos 


What  I  think:  The  Referendum 


laTOR  IN  CHEF 

M.itn  people  m  the  pasi  iiml  presinll  h.ive 
asked  my  opinion  on  various  activities  tfiat  involve 
or  include  Harper  I  have  always  Ksn  able  t.> 
answer  the  i)uc-stions  w  ith  confidence'  I  have  s|,hk1 
behind  my  beliels  whether  Ihey  have  been  in  the 
miruirity  or  mH 

The  question  that  I  fuve  b«-en  nxentlv  .1 
most  IS  "what  do  vou  think  ol  the  rvteiei.iu,,,, 
I  vervbodv  asks  me  this  t|uestiim    Students,  teach 
ers,  administratives,  people  that  I  hay  e  never  spo- 
ken to  in  my  life  suddenly  cart-  what  1  think  about  a 
124  H  million  dollar  rrten-nduni 

Well,  here  is  what  I  think  I  think  that  ihsi  reler 
endum  had  goixl  intentions  Fverviine  and  their 
motfver  has  said  that  this  rvter\-ndum  is  !<«■  the  stu- 
dents   You  know  what'   fhey  are  nght 

rhis  IS  tor  Iht-  students  who  have  to  sit  next  to 
cadavers  in  the  bK)k>gy  labs  This  it  tor  the  shjdents 
who's  school  needs  to  update  their  lixhnoloRy 
This  goes  towards  npairs  thai  desperately  need  to 
get  done. 

Il  rams  in  iwie  of  the  oIlKes  here  Hopefully  if 
the  referendum  is  passed,  the  ceiling  will  be  fixed. 
«o  that  hundivds  ol  files  are  not  ruined 


I  hal  IS  the  bright  shinev  side  ol  the  referendum 
lln-n-  IS  ar«>ther  side  That  would  have  to  be  Dr 
Breuder 

Seriously,  this  man  did  not  krMiw  that  the  walls, 
not  even  fify  f»"et  away  from  his  offic-e,  were  being 
painted    KepeatedIv    like  twice  in  the  same  wivk. 

Is  this  the  same  kind  of  naive  additude  that  he 
uses  when  he's  dealing  with  the  $12-18  million?  It 
•I  MM  have  been  the  same  additude  that  he  had 
"  hi-n  he  was  dealing  with  the  advertising  peopk?. 

Well  I  hate  to  say  this  but  if  he  canm>t  handle  the 
respimsibilty  of  a  few  thousand  dollars,  how  is  he 
going  to  manage  124  S  minlliun  dollars?  How? 

The  lad  is  that  I  don  t  trust  him  I  cannot  trust  a 
man  wIki  doesn't  knKw  what  is  going  on  in  his  own 
schiKil  I  am  mcwt  cxTtamly  iMit  going  to  give  a  per- 
son that  I  don  t  trust  $124.8  million. 

I  am  throfoughly  torn  on  this  n?terendum.  But 
m  tfie  end,  we  need  to  think  of  our  sc-htx>l  We  need 
to  think  of  our  studenN,  present  and  future 

We  need  this  referendum  I  may  not  like  the  fact 
that  it's  Dr  Breuder  calling  the  shots,  but  that  is  the 
way  that  it  is  going  to  be 

I  endorse  this  relerendum,  not  in  support  of  Dr. 
Breuder,  but  m  support  ot  my  felhw  students  and 
students  ol  the  future 


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Picture  this: 

Beautiful  Italian  opera  music  is  blaring  from  the 

stereo  of  a  white  limousine  that  is  making  it's  way 

down  Hollywood  Boulevard. 

It  stops  outside  a  run-down  motel, 

red  roses  and  standing  up  so  that  his  upper  body 

is  hanging  out  of  the  sunroof.  Vivian  (Julia 

Roberts)    is  packing  her  bags  as  she  hears  the 

opera  music.    Stunned  she  makes  her  way  to  her 

window. 
"Vivian!    Vivian!    Princess  Vivian,  come  down!" 
She  laughs  as  he  struggles  to  get  out  of  the  sun- 
roof of  his  limo.    He  is  on  the  street  running  to  the 
fire  escape  that  leads  up  to  her  apartment. 
"Had  to  be  the  top  floor,  right?"  he  asks. 
It's  the  best,"  she  replies  laughing. 
"Alright,  I'm  coming  up." 
Being  frightened  of  heights,  he  sacrifices  himself 
for  her.   He  manages  to  climb  to  the  second  floor. 
He  opens  his  arms  and  she  lowers  herself  into 

them. 

"So  what  happened  after  he  climbed  up  the  tower 

and  rescued  her?"  he  asks. 

"She  rescues  him  right  back." 

They  kiss  passionately. 

The  credits  role. 

Yes,  romances  like  this  truly  do  exist. 

Find  yours  in  The  Harbinger  personal  section. 

Place  an  ad  in  The  Harbinger  for  only  $8. 

Come  and  pick  up  a  form  in  The  Harbinger  office, 

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•■MNaya 

5.!i»f  *i>»nn 

"April  n  Relerendum  to 
Henelit  l>iir  students    Si-nie 
^'uid  s.n  th.il  .iiu  M'lt'i'dii 

-'H-d   illlinj^.uu'et'  .otlld   see 
SlUS    st.ltt-llli'nt     .Is    .Ki\Ov.U\ 

Hut  tile  Harper  College 
administration  led  bv  I'r 
KobiTt  Breuder  dis,if»nv 

The  s4vond  eiRht  wisks 
iiirriiulum  k;uide  sports  i 
lullvolor  tnml  page  with  six 
happ\  shim  smiling  stu- 
dents antl  basil allv  s.i\s  vote 
lor  the  studen's  1  ii-.iriv  ,in 
ail    aihoi.ii; 

dum,  n.''  "'  .  ...!.», .  ..; 

thriMle!  lor  Ihi-M' 

stuiieiil^  ."i  ..ii.'iv  \^*llr  vold 
heartli-ss  soul  and  denv  our 
vouth  an  eviuiation 

Well  who  eares'  >iiu 
should  It  Is  illegal  lor  an 
organi/alion  to  us.-  f.iv 
lunds  lo  ad\  •   ten- 

dum         Ihi  ii.in 

Har|H'r  in  this  ust-  i  .m  tell 
pe\>p!e  to  vole  on  ,i  retiTi-n- 
dum  but  not  lor  .1  reliTen 
dum  Ihe    question    in 

ever\'oni  s  eves  amounts  lo 
weather  .ir  not  ihis  lonsti- 
i;i!ev  ,,,i\  ..I  ,.  .,  Whereas 
iii.iru  iiiiUi.li.ii;  Hill  tlulev 
ol  Northwest  lav  Watih. 
Marpv-r  Iriistei-  vaiididates 
Im    I'ubiel   ,111.1   I'.iiil  I.  .H>k 


Student  Senate  President 
and  a>-vhair  ot  th<'  students 
lor  the  Keli'reiidum,  stated 
that  to  her  Iviiowlevlge  noth- 
ing; the  school  has  done  is 
illegal  or  against  anv  ivgula- 
tiims  Cowley  has  also  said 
that  Northwest  lax  Watch 
has  no  substance  in  their 
claims  and  that  thev  are 
picking  out  "minute  details 
to  make  the  college  look 
bad 

Dr  Breuder  takes  the 
same  stand,  that  Northwi-st 
Tax  Watvh  has  basically 
come  up  dry  with  real  rea- 
sons to  cross  the  referendum 
so  they  have  searched  for 
anything  that  could  bo  con- 
strued as  negative  and  used 
It  Breuder  has  also  men- 
tioned that  the  Northwc>st 
fan  Watch  is  not  iH-arly  the 
big  tax  ftghting  organization 
thev  souiul  to  be,  comprised 
o*  only  about  half  a  do/en 
peviple  Me  savs  that  their 
tactics  have  been  "grand- 
standing" and  thai  thev 
have  simply  thrown  out 
<mv  thing  that  could  create 
doubt  against  the  reten-n- 
dum  a-gardless  ot  truth  or 
merit 

s,.veral  other  printed 
materials  have  left  the  same 
question  lingering  in  the 
minds  of  many  One  in  par- 
ticular IS  the  tn-told  pam- 
phlet that  teatuncs  the  six 
shinv    happy    smiling    stu- 


dents and  ..ivs  \01 1  in 
l.irge  bold  letters  and  is  fol- 
lowed with  Ihe  looter 
Vl^IT  lor  your  ctimmuni- 
tv  s  luture'  ■  This  pamphlet 
was  onginally  paid  for  by 
I  larper,  only  after  qu«">tions 
ol  adviHacy  arose  did 
I.  iti/ens  tor  Harper,  a  politi- 
lal  action  gnnip  formed  to 
supcHirt  the  passing  of  the 
reterendurn  decide  to  pick 
up  the  tab 

Anolhir  part  ol  the  con- 
troversy surrounding  the 
referendum  materials  is  how 
misleading  they  tend  to  be 
Misleading  m  that  almost  all 
ol  them  display  Harper 
Colleges  return  address. 
Ihis  could  lead  one  to 
txTieve  that  the  information 
,ind  the  .ids  lor  Ihe  releren- 
dum are  being  sent  out 
diretiK  from  Harper  and 
lead  one'  to  fvlieve  than  that 
the  i\>Ilege  is  attempting  to 
tv  influential  in  voters'  divi- 
sions It  the  Citi/ens  lor 
I  l.irper  pavs  tor  something 
to  Ih"  made  and  pays  tor  it  to 
be-  distnbuted  than  the  infor- 
mation should  have  the 
Cihzens  tor  Harper  return 
address,  which  is  not  liK'ated 
on  Ihe  I  larper  campus  This 
would  clear  up  any  conhi- 
sion  about  who  is  distribut- 
ing the  supportive  informa- 
11. '11  Cour»e  catalogues  mv 

f.  li  Willi  ,lds  inslite    e..i  .>u! 

I. Ill  be  scvn  as  llarj>ei  lend 
ing  its  ofticial  support  to  Ihe 
it'ferendum 

Some  consider  any  ad  to 
tv  one  ol  advvKacy  whether 
advixating  for  or  against  an 
issue  With  this  in  mind  it  is 
easv  to  see  how  one  a>uld 
tn-lieve  that  Harper  as  an 
institution  is  using  iN  publi- 
cations lo  support  the  refer- 
endum Another  example  of 
Harper  using  its  publica- 
tions to  support  the  referen- 
dum IS  The  View,  Harper's 
new  magazine  The  cover 
has  a  referendum  fcKiter  and 
relers  lo  questions  and 
answers  available  on  page 
15.  When  turning  to  page  15 
one  could  find  two  full 
pages  devoted  to  the  refer- 
endum Coveted  with  fair 
questions,  but  questions 
only  focusing  on  how  bene- 
licial  the  referendum  will  be. 
The  only  mention  of  the  ref- 
erendum not  passing  talks 
about  how  detrimental  it 
would  bv  tor  the  school  and 
all  the  students  As  if  the 
two  pages  and  mention  on 
the  cover  were  rH)t  enough 
when  opening  to  the  fnwt 
page  there  is  an  insert  with 
our  SIX  favorite  students 
smiling  for  the  referendum, 
and  the  Presidents  message. 
Dr  Breuder  aiuld  not  even 
get  through  four  paragraphs 
without  mentioning  the  n-f- 
erendum. 
See  (tetarandum  on  pigB  9 


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The  Harbin|;er 
April  12. 1999 


Not  quite  10  things  I  ioved  about  tiiis  movie 


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William  Stukespvare  Km  twcmiw 
«  popular  guy  laMy  Many  of  hi>. 
works  have  reorntly  bevn  madr  info 
inovi*?i  There  )■>  HdmUl.  with 
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or  lh«r  iHher  vithkhi  that  ha>  Mel 
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Claire  Omw*  and  Leonardo 
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\  I'u  Kues-iml  il,  Kenneth  Bf  annagh 

l>ta-re  anr  alwi  at  lea^t  a  hall  a 

il.vi'n   Sh.ikespeaw  baMsl   movies 

within   the   next   year 

iJi;;„       1     MiJyummt"     .Viyfcf » 

•'cam,  Marring  Michelle  Pteiler, 
Kevin  Klmc  and  Calista  FliK'kKart 

Some  have  stayed  in 
Shakespeare's  Elizabethan  era  while 
others  have  transferred  to  modem 
time».  The  Irrnage  trend  rK>w  is  to 
take  ttie  ancient  stones  and  changt- 
them  into  modem  Mm,  as  M  ihr  case 
tMth  V\'i//iiim  Shfltoprwr'*  lUmmv  • 
lulurt  V\W(  Sirfi-  Sfiwy,  which  wa»  a 
modemi/ation  ol  Ki-wkv  i-  lulul.  A 
ThouMiHd  Acny.  a  remake  of  *>imv 
t«ir.  and  most  tecentlv.  10  Thinys  ; 
Hall-  Mviii  Vi'u 

10  Tiiini}*  /  Hall-  Aivut  >i'U  is 
based  on  Shalwipeare  s  great  plav 
Thf  Tamm<t  nflK-  5liri-:<     Xh'  pla\  h>i- 


lh«  .  -lli.il 

Biarwa  t  ;  .,  ul  her 

older  sister  Kate  is  mame>l  Bianca 
and  her  (alher  aa-  worri>'  *^-  -mm' 
Kate  ts  not  the  typical  tei 

She  i»  loud.  opiniunat<-u  «ini  .»•< 


wt>rn«"J  aKnji  tmdin>;  ■■  hushand 
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known  all  over  Italy  Men  actualK 
fear  her  One  man  bets  anoth 

er  that  he  cant  tame  the  wiKI  Kitr 
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And  s«i  the  stor>'  goes 

Instead  of  taking  place  in  Italv. 


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lei  her  kl.itc    ti>i  le.ir  ih.il  she  might 

g»"t  pri'cndnl.  until  Kat  starts    It  the 

ision  p«>ps  up  that  K.it  go«"s 

iitv,    Bianta   (umps   at    the 

vti-iun  lo  go  With  her 

An  enterprising  voung  man. 
njnved  Camenm  who  is  interested 
in  HiarHa.  gets  the  idea  to  pav  some- 

■" -      lone   to   dale   her 

'older  sister      The 
ri'.is.)!!   why   they 


h,ni  to  be  paid  is 
jbecaus«>  no  one 
iwtll  |iivt  .i.iic    luT 

Is,.         •:  t 

st»meo! '- 

just  .IN  rn\ 


sl.TIi! 


luxenile  It  is  specitically  ainic-d  for 
older  tivns  and  pe«>ple  in  their  early 
twenties.  10  Things  /  Half  Ahi'ut  YiiM 
IS  \erv  funny.  At  the  theatre  the 
.ludience  was  rarely  silent  The  act- 
ing was  done  very  well 

(ulia  Stiles  portrayed  K.il  to 
Heath  Ledgers  Tatrick  Verona  I 
hope  to  see  tliem  painxl  up  again 
because  there  w.is  definite  chemistry 
between  the  ' » 

A  tew  of  Ih.  iri'  presi-ntly 

on  sitc"<»ms  I  or  instance,  loseph 
Cordon-Levitt  (the  enterprising 
young  fellow.  Canumm)  and  Lansa 
Olevnik  (the  popular,  beautiful 
Bi.ini.il  .ire  K>th  on  ThirJ  Rock  From 


.tnd    .Is    (lu^iHis     Js        tlh    S.-J 


near  \i 


th. 


;i     IS  ,1  fiigh  sihiKJl  m 
ngton 
.  ,.  .:  K  ir    ...  .  ■ 
girl  v\ht  ti.is  ,»n  opinion  1 
thing     Her  younger  sister  BLinu,   i 
s«»ph<m\i)re,  IS  ofH>  ol  th«"  mtist  popu 
I.tr  ^irl-  in  -tfuN'!     *  - 

to  Jalf  iu  r  htiii.- 


Ihec  settle 
on  r.itrrck  V'enina. 
jthe  bad  bov  ol  the 
!schcH>l  He  then 
frit's  to  wiH>  her 
against  her  fwn 
will  Si  at  lirst. 
he  will  ha\e 
inothing  to  do 
Iwith  it 

But  lh,\ 

warm  up  ti»  »'.Kh 
(Iter  .)N  Hiaiu.i 
ates  thf  nu'si 
'pular  ^ii\  in 
sfhiH>l  Not  the 
enterprising  tellow  w.ho  ume  up 
with  the  idea.  And  the  inovu-  n<n 
tinues 


(  ll.ll     r.  ■.  lit     II.Mli    ..     .'.Il  .It 

Il  Is  iiidt-i^t  .i  ko,h1  Iilm     \i»t  p.ir- 
iKularly  grown  up  and   not  totally 


I  Ih-  .ukIio  visual  ni-rd.  wh*i  was 
Cameron  s  sidekick,  was  played 
wonderfully  by  Cliicaxo  Stiiis  veteran 
David      Krumholf/  Andrew 

Keegans  Joey  held  the  nght  amount 
v>f  concvit  as  the  mi>st  popular  guy  in 
sihiHil  and  the  iKcasional  tuK'  vKks 
nuKlel  Kifgan  holds  a  ntle  on  both 
s,ir»it/i  Hcatiri.  as  a  single  dad.  and 
Pjrfy  (^fiiv.  The  onlv  actor  that 
truly  was  rather  bothersome  was 
■susan  May  Pratt  Her  character  was 
kat  s  best  fnend  She  was  a  very 
uneven  person  The  c+iaracter  kept 
appearing  and  disappearing  and 
really  had  ivithing  to  ^Ut  with  the 
plot 

I  nvommerMl  this  hhwh"  tor  a 
gtHid  time,  bul  not  when  one  is 
•H'anhing   for  a   movie  with  deep 

>.-aning 

II  IS  showing  al  ail  tiiaior  ii>o\  m 
'heatres.  AMC  Harrington  .^t  and 
Sony  Pictures  b«»th  offer  student 
rates  ti>r  thos«'  who  larrv  iheir  stu- 
dent IDs 


gMM.  nkM.  (loptMy  smart,  tnMlwortliy,  loyal,  thnfty.  coraidsfal*,  brav*.  tolerant,  dean.  apHtg^^^t.  poaMve,  oompeNing. 

ekxiuent.  special,  taalahil,  (of)  tastelass.  tactful,  not  tacky,  peofsia  who  have  the  abUy  not  to  eat,  6Hrk  or  sleep  for  lor>g,  tortg 

^i,.  ^  perkxfs  ol  time.  .iss& 


Shanda  Brash  good  to  go 


WEOIITOR 

New  Ortram  has  become  a 
meiling  pot  of  different  music 
One  can  hear  \azi.  nHk.  blues, 
funk  and  even  folk  ivho  through- 
out the  streets  of  the  French 
tjuarter  Shanda  Brash's  latest 
aOiuin.  Cant  to  C<>,  i«  a  product  ot 
this  mefting  pot. 

Shanda,  who  grew  up  n  New 
Orleans,  is  a  cUssicallv  Irairwd 
musician.  She  learned  liow  to 
plav  the  harp  when  si  e  was 
younger  Currently,  she  works 
with  chunrh  choir*  as  well  a*  on 
her  solo  career 

Her  latest  effort  is  a  colle<.~tion 
ol  driving  rhythms  Some  tra.  k 
are  straightforward  rockers, 
while  others  have  the  cvmplicat- 
ed  rhythms  ot  )i2i  and  funk  The 
electric  guitars  have  a  strong 
presence  on  the  record,  as  do  the 
drums  They  are  what  set  the 
mood  for  each  track  The  way  in 
which  the  drums  and  guitar  inter- 
act help  Shanda  set  the  nnood  tor 
her  deep  lyrus. 


til— Ja  Braahia  covar  ot  iMr 
lataat  rataaa*. 

s.h.uKla  s  lyric's  deal  with  real 
Issues  and  real  people  This 
makes  her  songs  easy  to  relate  tii 
and  thus  easy  to  listen  to.  The 
topics  pusti  the  envelope  of  pop 
music  They  range  fnwn  alco- 
holism fc  domestic  violence 
However  Shanda  realizes  this 
and  IS  not  going  to  back  away 


from  It 

M\    songs   arv    intens.'      she 
plairUy  statc-d 

She  really  hiKtks  the  listener 
.» ith  her  voice  Its  .Alanis 
VIorrissette  with  a  tinge  ot 
S>uthern  drawl  II  has  j  i.|ualit\ 
whiih  makes  the  listener  pay 
attention  to  eyen  word  this 
makes  her  messages  even  clearer 
Ml  hough  she  has  the  makings 
titernatiimal  pop  star,  the 
il,  .1  lintnev  Spears,  she  refuses 
the  urge  to  go  with  the  main- 
stream It  k.-eps  her  musi,  brutal 
U  hom-st  and  the  listener  can  tell 
As  close  to  her  roots 
latest  tT">  fn»m  Shanda 
Hr.ish  diH-sn  t  haye  any  Top  40 
sinj;k^  I  here  are  iu>  y  kKs»s  play- 
ing on  M  r\  Hmceyer,  there  is  a 
great  colledion  of  rt>ck,  blues, 
(a//,  and  funk  Ihis  lack  of  popu- 
larity doesn  t  btither  Shanda 
She's  making  honest  music  with  a 
great  beat  and  a  real  message  In 
today's  age  of  glitzy  pop,  this  is 
very  nsky  territory  few  Shanda 
However  »he  is  very  brash. 


An  Art  Exhibit 
comes  to  Harper 


Kebecca  Keller. 
I  larper  College's  art 
curator  proudly 
anivmnccs  that  the 
college's  22nd 

.Annual  National 
.\rt  txhibitum. 

Small  Works,"  will 
be  held  April  "i 
through  May  I  ' 
am  to  4  .W  p  in  . 
Monday  through 
Friday,  in  the-  new 
exhibition  space, 
riKim  (.201,  in  the 
Neyy  Student 

•services  and  Art 
C  enter  formerly 
known  as  Building 
C 

While  Harper's 
annual  exhibition 
was  formerly  limit- 
ed to  print  and 
drawing,  this  year's 
exhibition  has  been 
opened  to  all  media, 


including  painting, 
sculpture  and  textile 
arts. 

Over  SIX)  entries 
were  received  fn)m 
all  over  the  United 
State*. 

TTie  result  is  a 
diverse  and  exciting 
>ollection  of  the 
works  of  over  50 
artists  selected  by 
Mary  Dritschel, 
internationally 
exhibited  installa- 
tion artist  and 
sculptor,  and  Peggy 
tXiherty,  Director  of 
the  Northern  IllirMns 
University  Art 

Museum 

For  additional 
information  regard- 
ing the  exhibition, 
please  call  Rebecca 
Keller  at 

M7  925.6336 


The  \  larbinniT 
April  12,  itVi 


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nt»rtalnm«iit 


Page  9        ^ 


Who  are  the  Citizens  for  Harper? 


Mam  t.  mwrili 
•toff  Writsr 

Amidst  all  lh«  ado  over 
Harptrr's  advertising  o(  their 
referendum  (he  name 
Citi/en-.  tor  Vlarper  has 
Clime  to  the  front.  It  seems 
their  name  hasn't  been 
prominent  enough  thus  fat 
and  that  they  need  to  make 
their  presence  better  known. 
But  the  question  still 
remains,  who  exactly  are  the 
Citizetw  for  Harper' 

The  answer  to  this  one  is 
not  as  easily  tracked  down 
as  it  would  first  appeai  A 
search  on  the  World  Wide 
Web  under  llliruns  election 
organizations  pnivides  us 
with  a  couple  ot  names 
Chairman  Al  Shapiro  and 
Treasurer  Charlene  C'hnstin 
At  least  one  of  these  names 
rings  familiar  -  Chnstin  is  an 
emplovif  ol  the  business 
office  hea'  al  Harper  This 
leads  one  to  wonder 
whether  Shapin>  might  als<> 
have  some  involvement 
with  the  schixil  beyond  his 
heading  up  a  committiv  to 
proimile  the  reten-ndum 

Other  pe«»ple  asstKiated 
with  Harper  have  put  in 
their  time,  as  well     Trustee 


Dorolh\  Kris  ilowjni 
says  she  also  works  with  the 
OTKanizatoon  to  promote  the 
referendum,  although  her 
time  s  volunteered  to  the 
cauae.  There  are  also  Harper 
faculty  who  have  given 
greatly,  making  phone  calls 
and  sending  e-mails,  asking 
students  past  and  present 
lor  their  support 

One  can  hardly  pass 
through  the  halls  without 
seeing  another  sign  ot 
Harper's  assoaatiin  with 
Citi/ens  for  Harper  "x't  up 
in  many  of  the  buildings  are 
tables  m.inra»d  bv  'students 
tor         the  Kelerendum 

Whether  thexo  students 
know  It  or  not  this  .ire  at 
least  m  part  doiii>;  Umsork 
that  also  tails  n  Mith 
(.  iti/ens  tor  ILirp'-r  Ihe 
brochures  on  their  table  m 
tad,  are  the  s.inie  ones  that 
recentiv  led  to  th.-  otlici.il 
complaint  tiled  against 
Harper 

Manv  ot  the  tinamial  back- 
ers lor  the  >;n)up  cMuld  be 
tound  |ust  as  close  to  home 
as  lis  staff  and  supporters 
Most  obviously  ■  .ilthounh 
hardh  the  only  ex.  mple  i-. 
the  moni-\  thtit  i.ine  dirett 
ly    trom    llarp«T    sources 


Individual  stati  members 
•.t.irtmK  as  high  in  positKW 
as  Harper  President  Dr 
Robert  Breuder  and  from 
such  areas  as  the  offices  of 
academic  affairs  and  enroll- 
ment matvagemeni  all  made 
personal  ciwitributions  to 
Citizens  for  Harper. 

Also  lending  their  tup- 
port  to  the  cause  is  a  gnnip 
familiar  to  the  Harper  cam- 
pus I^at  Architects  have 
had  iKXasHinal  involvement 
in  building  projects  for  the 
schiKil  over  the  past  15 
years  They  are  (oined  in 
Iheir  contributions  by 
Pepper  C  •vn'«truction 

Company  vvho,  it  might  be 
assumed,  lould  come  to  a 
comfortable  lonstruction 
contrail  il  Ihe  reteiendum 
passes 

Ihev  say  yi>u  can  |udge 
someone  b\  the  iompany 
thev  kts'p  Anil  u  ith  .i-^ho*.! 
.lies  like  I  ej;jl  Anhitcits 
Pi'pper  Construe  lion 

Comp<in\  .irui  Harper 
College  iNell  llieie  -  no 
doubt  that  t  iti/ens  lor 
Harp^T  Is  all  (or  the  releivn- 
dum,  when  your  backers 
•.land  to  benelil  trom  a  vote. 
It  only  makes  sens«'  thai  you 
would  suppiTl  that  vote 


New  energy  saving  course 


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Referendum:  Advocacy 


Continued  from  page  7 

>et  another  example  of 
HarCHT  using  its  resources  to 
support  the  relerendum  is 
the  Harper  College  web 
page 

.Again  our  lavorile  su 
happy  shiny  smiling  stu- 
denK  who  could  bear  to  let 
them  down' 

Ab»<ve  arv  seyeral  exam- 
ples ol  how  Harper  has  useil 
Its  resources  to  supCHirt  the 
relerenihnn  It  s4>.'in^  t>*  b»'  a 
kind  ot 
s*-enar. 

I,.,.  ,n,.,  '.;->  :i;,  ..„i,j.v,-  ■,. 
nuikt  up  re.ilily  .i-.  In  goes 
The  excuses  have  been  made 


and  Harper  is  the  wonder- 
land of  impartiality.  If  they 
sav  the  one  sided  constant 
promotional  ads  are  not 
advcKacy,  iki  one  is  going  to 
tell  them  different. 

Whether  or  not  the 
ads,  constant  messagts,  the 
pins  the  teachers  wear,  the 
flashing  messages  o.i  the 
ilectronic  school  sign,  the 
phoiH-  calls  and  "yes  cards", 
the  soliciting  c-mail  and  all 
the  other  propaganda  actu- 
>  leRalK  constitute  adviv 
or  not  It  would  tn* 
Li.t?iki-i\  tli.it  i-M-n  .1  blind 
monkey  would  not  env!su>n 
them  as  |ust  that. 


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The  Harbinger 
April  12,  1999 


liciiard  C.  Kobe 

SSycanas 

Harper  College  Trustee 

Chair,  lW7-Pre*enl 


Mm  r>»n«i<  tuiirilUp  Is: 

•  ^ll■'(llm«  t  |vil«Knl  hii>l|<M 

•  Mjim^iainj  pnMlrn)  (utxt  huljuv  f 

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M»  one  arwiuif  Mr  lUK  (mo  itnuiid  lu  iki  crfK  .i 
' '"■*°  nxAMv  lu  iwlw  a  viaantMiai  w  «MI  fitbi 
to HHper CoMifc  M)  <«r«(ik>ai;rrftninltainv  rtprnrnir  hhI 

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'  lla:  Hapn  c  ci«c|(  Bwnluf  Tnnwn 

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r<*r  »i»«a«inMaaMmM>  imwcc    »«  nwil«piicum« 


Kris  Noward 

I7>ear«as 

Harper  C'ollef(e  Trustee 

Chair.  1982-1988 


Han  fiwMt4  SaMMTt  fer: 

'  ^  veal  <  t»llcj!r  t(-vhn((k»tr>  upfradr 

•  SfNU  and  c^iuifmiiriH  nonit  t>ud> 

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•  ll«pB<y»uC(|tiiW  nkKanoul  mdxil 

DMUmt  Ruilnib  and  iMMmMi 

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'   '  •  ami  niutpfnriM  U> 

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The  HarbinRer 
April  12.  W9 


Ha  wk!!^  Sports 


P»»ell     «. 


HAWK  BASEBALL  STATS 


BASEBALL:  Hawks  win  doubloheader  — ^ ajM^ 

at  home  against  College  of  DuPage  uamj^u^ 

Mike  f"-*'i>vnki  1.  Mike  Milaaa©  1  Grand 


cortir*i«d  'ram  pagf  12  ('•>•*"  "'  '  l»'f 'ila  Ion: 

with  i  M^ui  Hingk-  »•'  "-  "^uWw  m  Ilit-y  hni^-d  »  tv^ 

tolUmed  wuh  J  w  ili    K  i«iw>ri>.k.i  n'a«.h»'U  liv  n 

iwi  eiwr  dnd  Mih  r.   -  ..ilfd  «  Mn«lf  Ui  Mt  k^-l  t. 


*nd  culkxted  t\'  ■•H 

M.C.a>»/vn».ki  iv-t-Mxiih ' 

and  Inn  .idiied  ,« ■.inf;lf  ti>  ruhi  ,iml 
rtl  orw  KBl    MiU//i>  idd»-d  rh.-  Hn.»!  n 
miiirv,  with  a  blcx»p  Mnnk>  tf  riRhl 

lo    1JIV»'    t^>«-    M.lv\ks    .1    1  •  "^    \  !.  ti   - 
doilbll'lll.ivi-   . 

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"T**"   Nick  Troy  1,  Dennis  Moort 

DomMm 

,    ,        Rich  GaszvnVi  ?  Mike  Caszvnki  2.  Mike 
1.  h,N  hut  !-    Milazzo  2. 

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•Quote  of  llM  WMk:  Harper  baseball  scuruiset^pui  Mr  utu  on 

the  two  victories  over  conference  foe  College  of  DuPage  "We 

realty  dkJ  a  good  )ob  today  and  I'm  proud  of  each  of  our  ath- 

tctpe;    Thr»y  d»d  «  r^rrt^r  nnofl  job  " 

•Harper  Sports  Quote  of  the  Week  Ryan  Freund  on  the 

baseball  games  against  College  of  DuPage  Thank  God  that 

guy  hit  the  grand  slam  its  too  cold  yo!" 

•Hait)in9*r  Athlete  of  the  Week:  Harper  baseball  outfielder 

Mike  Milazzo  who  hit  a  grand  slam  against  the  DuPage 

Chaparrals  to  win  the  game  Milazzo  finished  the  game  with 

6  RBls  and  was  only  a  triple  away  from  completing  the  cycle. 

Softball  looks  to  improve 


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accepting 
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Hawk  Sports 


i.ii7f*^^BTi  -lift,  I  flBSiiiiHsNiy'ffsgi 


i»iiiMiaiMniUbiiiwiiihiiii£iHi5iiiBMr'  ■ 


Track  and  Field  burns  up  the  competition 


RyMirrMMtf 

*SSISt*NI  SPORTS  FWTOH 

fUrpiT \  Trjik  .mil  I 
and  nothing  !<■  slowing  ': 

tt4rp«rr  Ntir^t  moct  i>l  ttn  >«.i-aiii  v\ri>.i>ii  M^uh 
:  ,  al  the  Wlwdton  InviU-  Iwi-nlvthrnf  sifwmls 
(Mrtiop.ilisi  in  this  Irn  it<  .imJ  m.iiu  •>)  ttuin  v  in 
NCAAsiIhh.I-. 

I  LirptT  s  mtTi  tmish*si  m  !  '  luK    ilu' 

womi-n  finislu-d  in  IH  pUcv 
Si'an     Ci'lom.iii  finished   in   liuirth  pl.u.    ir 
ll»)M.  with  d  rum-  ..I  II  V     VVhiU-  All  Am.r  ., 
^hjnmm  MtNanur.i  lini<«htKl  m  ftth  [vldiLc  in  (hi 
-HUM,  with  i  time  ul  M.al      Which  w  i^  1.,k.J 
«TM>uKh  to  t|udlih  tiw  Nation,*  Is 
Trao    I>»«>i'k-  particifNited  m  the  H(»»M  ami  tm- 
ishts)  in  "Jth  plate    she  h*J  time  til  2  1!<  SS,  wSith 
na>i  giKHl  em>ut;h  to  qualiK'  liir  NatHmal>     •Xni.K 
Ranwl  hnished  with  a  time  ot  2lC  »M.  ami  wd<. 
al>Mi  a  NatHinal  Oualitiei  as  well 
Hiran  I'alel     hnivhed  in  7th  plate  in  ilu    triple 
lump,  with  a  lump  i>(  1 1  87m 

Matt  Carson  tompetevi  in  the  hi^h  lunip  -\  ith 
a  lump  ot  h  2 

Whith    w.is    ^•'•H.i    enou);h    Xo   qu.ilit\     t,'i 
NatKmaK 

*^f*pn'Hii.  (,u/rn.in     iiti.tli' 


CtHxl  ennutih  lv>r  ,i  ninth  platv  finish 
Mar^ena  ItslaTi/N  t  p. "■-•!.. i  ■•■>  H  place  in  the  di-. 
lus  and  quahtied  =  -   with  .i  ihrow  ..t 

II  >» 

Sfjn     \1.l ..» h.ii!     .ilsiY     qti.fliliid     l.ir     liu- 
Nationals  as  well   with  .i  (hmw  <»t  1«»  71 
litlrt-H/yk  alsii  >.]ualitKii  Iit  the  Nationals  m  ilu 

uelm  as  well 

she  tame  in  Uth  plan    mth  i  II 
'  raig  C.inn  tinished  in  lourth  pl.it>  wiii> 

I    IM  II    and  the  throw   was  gisxl  f^ 
,jii  iN:-.  '•■  ■>  I":  -'i.iK  as  well 

\t,ir  1     >  •        hi-d  m  four!'  i ! 

>»  huh 
lie  mil- 
sophomon-  chris  i 

"nd  pl.ue    in  the   I 


lohn   >         ,,       ,  '   !    in    l?th    pi. in 

which  alsoeametl  him  a  hid  tor  lh<  \   ^ 

M,-  lini^he.l  III    I  ni.i,'  ..I  hi    U 

^fh  .1  lump 

which  w.r-  iu^in»\  lur    s.itMMf.iis 

S  ,m  c  .•!.  mdtree,  Thad  Boston 

,irul  l>iH'i>  Mi'k  rtere  nieiiilTersol  ihi-  i^ 
I  he    4t4t)lln-lav    team    also    iju 


"Vm  very  happy  with  the 
results  we  been  getting," 
but  we  want  to  accom- 
plish a  lot  more." 

"  head  coach  Renee 
Zellner. 


.  total  timeol  1:>i«V> 
'tiletes    Irom    this   team    w.n     i  ..i|  .i-- 
I'l'lu^.  l"ar-' 
A  wnrk  lai< 

traveled    to    KoineovilU    l>i    |'.<iti.  ip.ii.     , 
l  hitaijoland  t  hampionship 

I  he  ineri  -.  le.ini  Imi-vlied  in  sih  pi.i.  i  .'iil 
iither  ••*  htmli 

'^•an  (  oleman  KtahNtl  a  '♦th  pl-^ 
lllttM  with  .1  time  ol  III!  .n. 
N.lth'rl.iiN  .Is  well 

k.\  rtl     1  .l.-.-^,,!!     lin.>,lu  ,i     in       ,1      1  I 


1.1   Iri 
:  the 


"I  HIM 
H. 


lavelin 

llelhieiv 

Which  wj  „  -  ;  enoufth  to  quality 
MitAvhan  had  a  thfvw  ot  126'5"  and  jermaine 
•  'tmj;  als<i  had  a  throw  ot  tl'ld " 

Ikith  are  pcTsonal  ttvord-. 
lounK  '•''*'  •""''•  ''''' '"  ^^'  Iwinine'-  with  a  throw 
ol  ll'i'9".  whk'h  was  gfxid  enou>:h  to  t|ualitv  ti>r 

vHMiittei.1    tor    Nationals   as 
1,  with  a  throw  ol  107  S 
son  look  1st  place  in  the  IH'II   with  a  time  nt 

I  ,a|Msii,.ni-  .Hso  l.s.k   Isi  pi. I,,    m  the  41)1111  lot 
■  ■    llawis  as  wiHI.  with  a  In  linth 

i.i.ilitied  Nationals  as  well 

I. eorRacopolus  finished  in  lllh  plave.is  well  with 
,1  lime  111  hi  in 

WhKli    w  ii>U);h    to    v{uaiit\     lor 

Nationals 

I  arsi.n  also  ti»ik  a  -"th  pl.ue  finish  in  the  lonj; 
liiinp  as  well 

He  had  lump  ot  2il  H'  and  qualified  for 
Nationals  with  that  |ump 

The  4*4tl(>m  Kelav  team  ttxik  home  7th  place, 
with  a  limeol  ■l:2«  M»* 

LapastJotH',  .And\  Kainel  I,  arson  .irut  Brain 
Schumacher,  was  all  part  ol  this  itani 

In  the  lOlk  Ron  I  ansdown  took  IIHh  pl.ue  w  ith 
I  timeot  4=«4'*4I. 

Iliran  I'atel  finished  in  12th  place  in  the  triple 
lump 

He  had  a  |unip  ol  W  4 
NiphomoR-  Heather  Voegeli  smashtJ  her  persjin- 
.11  reiord  in  the  shot  put,  with  .i  throw  ol  ?v'7 

1  ishan  tisik  home   12th  p 

■I     I  il,...,,  . ..  i  ^  ;  ,, 

to    quaht\     lor 

I'olus  Brahhe.l  llh  pl.i.  ilhlon   with 

■  -tal  i»l  4»)17  p'lnl- 
Im  vfr\'  happ\ 
iin^,  '  said  head  cnach  Keiiee  /ellnei 

But  we  want  to  arconiplish  a  lot  n  i  i 
•     rH-»f    Irack    an'  '.-.ill    he    th. 

ii|uette  InvitatHT 

It  will  K' held  in  MiUv.nO.  I  Ul  It  will  start 
.11  iiii<i>  a  m 


Hawks  take  two  from  DuPage 


■ywirr 

ASSISTMlll  SMRTS  (OtTOt) 


slsettaii  tram      fust    isk   c  hap.nl.ll 


life  IS  good  tor  the  Harper  I  on 
tiasehall  team 

rhe  Hawks  (7-11 1  expkided  tor  a  total  oi  2S  runs,  while  only  allowing  a 
iotjil  ol  se\en  ruivs  The  Hawks  also  out  hit  ttw  C  haparrals  2S  to  12  and  the 
Hawks  also  hit  a  total  ol  thrw  honwnins.  to  i;  >.e  Ih.  Hawks  a  sw«vp  ot  th« 
diHihleheader  on  .^pril  ftlh 

In,  the  first  game  CtX)  scorml  the  lirst  run  ol  the-  gam«-.  hut  the-  Hawks 
answered  right  back  with  two  runs  ot  thi'ir  own  Ru+i  ( .as/ynsVi  lead  ott 
with  a  walk  and  his  hf»>fher  Mike  l*as/vnski  als.>  v\  .  k  I  nn 

smashed  a  triple  allowing  Kith  bn<thers  to  score 

Vlike  Mila/j'o  addtti  a  single  to  score  Tro>.  to  give  the-  Hawks  Vl  lead 
ciH)  tit^l  it  up  in  the  thifd  inning,  but  the  Hawks  answered  nght  back  with 
sn  runs  in  the  K>ttom  ot  the  third,  to  open  this  game  wide  open. 

Troy  led  ott  the  third  inning  with  a  bunt  single  and  MilAzzoadiliEd  a  dou- 
Wr  to  !*ore  Truv  |o»h  Stubbs  smashed  a  double  to  store  Mila//o  lustm  Bell 
reached  on  an  ernir  bv  the  t  (>r>  shortstop  and  R  I  »)s/vnski  adde<l  .i  sini;te 


,iiiu  I...II1VIIU  i.io  Khis  ,M  iuis/wiski  smashed  a  two  run  home  run  oyer  tlye 
lell  held  wall,  to  jtive  the  Hawks  a  commaivding  9-1  lead 

In  the  bottom  ol  the  litth  Inning,  the  Haw  ks  w  anltnl  to  enforce  the  slaugh 
ter  rule  and  they  dnl  Mike  Smolka  lead  off  with  a  walk,  lollowcsl  by  K 
l.as/vnski  di'ubli  \1  l.as/\nski  addtxJ  a  double  and  Iroy  was  HHI' 
Loading  up  Iht  h.is*  tor  Mike  Mila^/oaivd  he  delivered  a  grand  slam  and  the 
win  ,is  the  Hawks  wc>n  1S4 

Ihe  Hawks  took  an  early  2  n  lead  oyer  CkH),  but  the  Chaparrals 
answered  back  with  a  twii  run  homer  by  Kichard  Hamilton 

In  the  bottom  ot  Ihe  third,  the  Hawks  answen-d  back  with  two  run  homer 
In    I  rot     To  giye  the  Hawks  a  4-2  lead 

Ihe  next  inning  latvd  better  lor  the  Hawks  Ko\  I'edi-rson  and  Smolka 
b<>th  lead  ott  with  walks  Dennis  MiNtre  cracked  a  double  to  eolith  to  RBIs 
M  l.as/vnski  added  a  double  as  well  and  collcvted  one  RBI  To  give  the 
Hawks  H-T  lead,  after  lour  innings  ot  play 

The  Hawks  once  acain  enforced  the  s|aiij;hter  nile     Ptnlerson  lead  ott 

see  BASeBMi.  uri  oafc  1 1 


by  caNtag  MT-tZt-MOO  it  24«1  or  atop  ky  tiM  offio*  to  tte  ttwtont  wd  Administration  Contar.  AS«T. 


Mm.    ^ 


The  Harbiiififer 

I  ti  ■       i     ■  I      li  J  r  (I  1-  r      .    M  I  I  K  ^  ,•  €^^y 


•  ralatin*.  Illlneis 


XXX  • 


11»  i>»tW«t,ltt» 


Harper  speech  team  takes  seventh  place 


AIM  E.  MtMrik 

M.ir|HT  ^  sjxviti  It  .iiii  ii.p.  :  .  > 
tup  K'rm  (his  vodr  I  be  -a-.i^ 
marki>d  with  luturv  atltr  victm ,  .imu 
jvachtil  Its  pinrui'k-  April  II -lb  at  thi- 
Phi  Kho  I'l  N.uuwi.il  Commumtv 
Colk'Rf  Sp,-,-4li  Xmi  IH'b.tli' 
Tourndmenl  in  Milw.uikiv  \\i^ 
I'lacinK  in  tht-ir  hishcsl  iv.r  ilu 
HjirptT  si]uavi  tinisht-vl  7th  overall  mil 
ot  71  compi-titiirs  and  t«-atumt  II 
spf«.i"h*"s  m  thf  tinaN 

rhi'     htghli>;hl\     ni     ilic     iiMin  ^ 
ishminl'-  .,1111.'   m   lv\i'   i;iil'<l 


mi-dal  v\tiinii  i;  |T<rti>rm.inn' 
HaKrki>m  rivfufd  hrr  gold  Uu  lut 
IntorinaliVf  Speakinjj  pn-srntatmn. 
■id  ron\  Mr  >li'k  alM)  not  a  nuld  in 
n>s«'  Ki-adin)*  nn-M.'  two  sfnivht-^ 
k-d  a  niund  i>(  nutslanding  pt-rtii 
manu".  overall,  intluding  a  siU.  : 
iiu'dal.  alvi  won  b\  \1n iiik  and  Icn 
hron/f  mtxiaU 

With  such  iiTipr»~>sivi-  nsulK  it  is 
ru.ii.,n.l..,  .1,  .  ihisistht  bt-si  Harper 
•i  \atKinaK     For  the 

111  -,  ,■,  V  ,..  -,  ..  lal  vears.  tht-  sp<N>ih 
Ir.iin  s  siandiiiK  has  btvn  in  the  lop 
I. Ml       S'V.nlh   pl.Ki-  »(.iiip,iri-s  tjuit.- 


ihfv  lo  i;t(i  lasi 
!i>v>u-   Ml  to    Uth   plan- 


>l   iIh 


Immy  Mrelah  acc«|Ha  M*  goM 


Klot.  Viui  sime  llir\  pl.ued  within 
the  lop  eight,  thev  were  able  to  take 
home  the  brimye,  an  award  they  had- 
n  t  K-lorv  Kvn  able  to  aihieve 

Loach  lett  Tr/yb^io  is  «Titn.*nwly 
pleasi-d  with  th«-sf  results  He  went 
into  \ationals  with  the  rimI  ot  bR-ak- 
mg  lh«?  top  10,  and  he  descnbed  the 
moment  he  heani  their  ranking  as  the 
best  dav  ot  his  tauir 

Although  the  team  was  dealt  a 
slight  bUiw  when  long-term  rival 
I  olloge  ol  tJul'age  ti«>k  first  place 
overall,  I'r/Nbylo  shows  no  lack  of 
enthusiasm  for  w  I-.  it  1 1  up.  t  uound 
Sep  Sp— til  on  page 


Referendum  denied,  Harper  Reacts 


I  Hay* 

ST*fT  WRITtR 

The  mtamous  llarpiT  ret 
rrvndum  has  finally  tailed 
Whik-  I'f.Ul  cih/ensot  the  :  '. 
communities  eligible  to  vol«' 
did  "to  attirmativelv,  2hn7S 
voted  dKairK>t  the  tan  ranr 


rhe*>S;  p»-r  <.l(»l.ll<K).<t 
hiime  value  stvms  to  bv  li«> 
high  a  price  tor  the  titi/ens  oi 
the  Harper  Ci-llege  lltsi^ 
7ht  n'terendum.  di"signn; 
raise  montry   tor  the  expan 
sion  and  needi-d  a-novations 
ot   Harper's  aging   phvsual 
plant  will  be  put  on  hold  il  i-. 
expected    that    the    releren 
dum,  or  something  askiuLi  in 
moiH'V    tot    H.ir("i\i 
sum    and    renovath'. 
will  rvsurtace  next  \ . 

The  student  and  imcui  i . 
leactnins  var\  gn-atlv  "Ha.  it 
blew  up  in  |l)r  Breuder  s| 
face."  s,ns,\  studt  nt  k  ho  also 
mentioned  li 
Harper   iiisl 

Others simpK  Jmi  t  un   .nui 
are  ruil  sh\  in  s.nmn  s,.    !r  i- 
very  disappim  ' 
asked  an  alam 
stuvlenis  did  iH't  even  knot\ 
that  a  reteretidum  existi  d 

liana  Kmll  i>\l< 

il     and     VVHCM 
manager  rep»>rtedU  (umpivl 
up  and  down  » I'H  ■:}•■•■  i>  I"  " 


-Fags  2 


NMitiiWateli fmf  t 

CwMBMitary Paf •  4 

Claasifla^ Pag*  f 

AAI Tagat 

•pmt*  »ma  7-9 


she  found  out  the  referen- 
dum had  not  pass»>il  Kroll 
srtid  she  thinks  that  l)r 
Breuder  sh«>uld  have  sup- 
fxirti'd  (he  n-ferendum  more 
in  the  diaition  ol  the  stu- 
£lenl:s  as  opposed  to  making 
it  limply  a  colkrge  expansum 
to      compete      with      olli. 

•vt,lllH*K  S.|,,.       s,|\     ,       Ih.l' 

made  it  about  nialenals 
instead  o(  people  Who  iouli.1 
.ifijiir  (ha('' 

Sever.il  ■.Indents  talked  li' 
s,ik1  tt'K"\  Wilt  unn*  T\.  .1  id. it 
il..    nterenduni  tailed,  how 
I'verviWH'  in  this  catego 
.,    .idmitted   to   not   voting 
Clinstina    Awad   stated   that 
she  believes  that  the  ri'ten 
dum  would  have  done  m. 
i;i«>d    than    bad,    an.l    In  ■ 
irund  I  u[X'  Saivh«v  sn~  !»■ 
thinks  ptxtpk*  art-  (Usi  .lu  -p 
\I«H  Bet/  whovoteil,  s.u  ^  In 
inted  II  didn  I  pas-, 
inks  fhat  if  woiil-l 
haveli«-n  ginnl  : 
and  file  stiideni 

Ha  It  blew  up  in  |l)r 
Breuder 's|  face."  savs  a  stu- 
dent who  also  mentioned 
that  he  likes  Harper  |u<>t 
the  way  il  is, 

r.iwei  I'Mtek    :; 

Hai|->»'r     student,     w.i^     n.u 

happy  the  referendum  taiU-vt 

tated   that  he  does  not 

e   that    the   sih.iol   did 

tlKit  K»b  in  prop^'rly  mtorm 

mg  students  about  tht  det.iiK 

I'.ini        Tulet 

Nawa: 

HarpiT  student 

turned  pltivwright. 


•••  Paga  2 


s.iys  If  takes  moa-  than  a  sign 
on  a  wall  » ith  the  word  refer- 
endum to  inltirm  people 
about  whal  the  ai  lual  issue  at 
hand  is  He  K-lieves  p^^>ple 
don  t  care  because  most 
aren't  here  long  tenn.  that 
pts  ipli  i » niu-  arul  ^o  so  *.]  1 1 1 .  k 


'Education  l«  paramount  to 
a  community  "-Patti 
Farguaon 


would  K-  i;oi>d  tor  tin    loni 
munitv 

PI  thtrtk  tt^t  the 
I  did  their  job  actu- 
brminglha  stu- 
aboul  what  the 
id'jm  was, 
'^^>atsrs  arant  enough.'- 
t'awel  Pia'.dk.  Harper 
Student 

Whi:.  II-  dra.«iti- 

calK  ,1,!  lit  remains 

■'  ilerendum 

'  'd.  ,il  le.ist 


We  knew  him 
when... 
Dave  Grelck 


;■'  In-  u 
'Hin 


b. 


,pp..,nl,,i       ,    '.■■    .- 
worki-it  \i'r\  ii.ird  to 


•  Ivlds 

lh,l! 


ti.m  I 
.i.m  ■ 


'■  iuliiiii       had 

,.<•  tiT  i;r.  ,it  con- 

1  iin      uspeciallv 

i  knnu  what  If  was) 

.     '     !.  r,T 


students, 
Ts  and  fai- 
ults  will  fade  not  to  sav  anv- 
il.   ■.•.  .1-  I.  i,t\   1,1  kilt  .tiivonc 


out  all  par* 

.„-,.ii 


^  The  Final  Vote 

Hi^rper  College's  SI 24.8 

■"""■'-'""'      million  referendum 

1  duv.itti>n  Is  p.ir,i 

Mumi.'  \.i     j 

wortli  i 

A   ll.iip-  ,n,l 

she    think--  ,tiiiP 


YES 

19,141 

NO 
26,678 


HaalthWateiu 

Sln*ssBusters  and 

Therapeutic  Chair 
Massage 

tMPagal 


Brad  Kacah 

I ',n  Id  C.reick  has  bei-n 
vMiting  plays,  screenplay* 
land  sf»in«~.  since  the  seventh 
Igrade  Hi^  .itnbitirin  m  life  is 
..invritcf  and 
avent  pn>|ect 
ihe  IS  uorkirig  on  is  a  play 
Mtitled  CraiefiirJ  Brij^ifs  atiJ 
\lhf  Itertial  Haltlr  Hflzfern 
Cmtii  and  I  itl  After  two 
years  of  wnting,  a-vismg  and 
casting.  L>iii.cft'fi/  Hrji-^'v  is 
ready  to  fake  on  an  audience 
I  had  the  opportunifv  to  talk 
fo  Daxe  about  Ins  pla\  and 
fiitua*  ambitions 

(J  What  inspired  you  to 
write  lhi«  play? 

,\  The  play  is  based  on  actu- 
jal  events  in  mv  life 
Q,  How  long  did  il  lake  to 
write? 

Ihe  first  draft  ttnik  thav 
■nths  and  the  st-cond  draft 
took  one-  week  Most  of  it 
v\  as  w  nffi'n  in  the  wcv  houni 
k»t  the  morninc 
JQ.   How   did   Mill   cast   the 

|A     ■  r    .   "    '    knew 

who  I  thought  would  be 
good  in  the  parts  if  they 
would  like  to  do  it  It  actual- 
Iv  worked  out  very  well, 
1  \er\boil\  -  p.irt  MTmml  fo 

pat>2 


iV  Mac  urtii  Men 
comes  to  Harper. 


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Harper  latJ^ 
Softball  defeats 
Rock  Valley 

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CaMaMgeSlisurm 


The  fiarbinger 
April  26, 1999 


Dave  Greick:  Student  by  day,  playwright  by  night 


Continued  from  page  1 

fit  th«-m     I  vd>.t  thf  pU\  bi'ron'  iht- 

nrwrihp  and  wh»-n  the  wntin);  iht-  mx- 

tind  dratt,  I  wrote  if  fi<  tit  flw  pHtpie 

pldymg  Ihem 

Q.  Has  anyone  evn  Kottrn  angry  for 

you  usinfc  Ihem  a«  a  charactrr? 

A.  t*.  plentv  111  ptDplf      Ih.it  onlv 

makes  it  mori-  tun     I  dm  umi.iII\  Ifn 

mam  cKaracler  whf  n  I  wrilt-  and  I  do 

pfcpnt\'  1)1  -itupid  thinR>    Why  should 

I  co%t"r  up  lor  other  people  s  bv  mal>- 

in(5  them  anv  lev*  ilupid  thdn  itu-'' 

Q.  Where  do  you  do  mo<l  of  your 

writing? 

A.  In  da**  while  I  should  K'  pa\  ini; 

attention      It's  S4>  easy    to  Iikus  on 

wrniethinft  irther  than  wh.it  vou  .irv 

supposed  to  be  learning 

Q.  Who  is  the  b«*l  iudgc  <rf  yam* 

mniling? 

A.  My  high  sthtn*!  iriMfivc  v\ntin^ 

teacher  and   mv    best   tnend    Incia 

Those  are  the  two  people  who  never 

fail  to  tell  me  when  my  work  sucks 

and  in  the  same  respect,  manage  to 

tell  me  when  it  is  tompletelv  pertoct 

Q.     After     the     read-through     of 

Crawford  Briggs.  a  few  people  con- 

ilnictively  criticized  certain  aspects. 

How  do  you  re»pond  to  criticism? 

A    I  thrive  on  cntuism     Whenever  I 


give  someiww  something  to  ri'ad,  I 
always  expivt  pages  ol  noKs.  because 
I  retus,-  to  K'lii'M'  lh.it  jnvthins  th.it  I 
have  written  is  withoui  i.iul'  Vnd  it 
I'm  nt>t  told  about  it.  I  <  it ' 

Wln-n  I  don  t  get  lh.il  t  ,,  ^  .  .,.  ;  -.us 
picmus  that  ihi-,  an-  iiisi  sp.inn>;  my 
ti'elinj;s 

Q.  What  writer  Is)  have  inftuciKed 
you  the  mmit? 

A    Mephen  King,  sli>r\    vmm-      I  ,<m 
anisianlly  ama/eil  .it  Stephen  king  s 
ability  to  1-onst.intK   put  m-w   ivMsts 
into     an     old     genre 
Vrt-enwriter       Ke\  tn 
Smith  and  playwright 
I  )ayid  Mamel  tor  help 
mg  me  w  nte  dialogue 
Q.    What   one   movie 
stands    out    in    your 
mind   as   having  the 
most  meaning  in  your 
life? 

A.  Ltff  It  Beautiful  It 
was  able  to  lake  a  tairy 
tale  sti>ry  and  atlaeh  te 
ime  of  the  most  horri- 
fying eients  in  history 
and  we  were  still  able 
to  laugh 

Q.  As  far  as  your 
career 


goes,  what  do  you  hope  to  accom- 
plish? 

A  I  w.jnl  1.1  K' dihlefi' S.V  It  the  things 
I  find  .iinusing  and  inlenMing,  other 
(X'ople  will  find  .IS  well  1  would  liki' 
to  get  p.ist  the  rn.inlnA  m.iking  stjge 
Ml  1  i.m  (;o  spioiheri;  ■%  rnule  .ind 
m.ike  the  storii-s  th.it  truly  me.in 
Hmu-thmg  to  me 

Q.  Why  do  you  want  to  b«  a  film- 
maker? 

•\  Ive  .ilw.iys  been  t<iscmated  with 
the  Ijit  lh.it  .1  film  lould  make  some- 


one cry  It's  ama/ing  that  stimethmg 
that  exists  solely  on  celluloid  could 
have  sucli  an  impact  >m  s«>met)ne 
Writing  IS  a  profession  like  nime 
other  It  s  like  giving  people  divams 
M.iny  people  consider  writing  as  a 
hol'tn  Hor  Daye  Ca'Ick.  this  is  a 
Lirm-r  I  m  sure  in  the  rK>t  too  distant 
future  we  will  be-  sitting  in  a  movie 
theatre  watching  a  David  Greick 
movie  and  we  will  be  able  to  say  we 
knew  him  wht*n 


We'll  help  get  you  there. 


•'"  '■' ■•.*ii>ng  ^ji  •jeec  socms  Ime  an  m-ipossijie  task 

-.  n-....\:  f'-»eyoul0Bttti«loOI»vOune«»tDHBi(*in»(|0« 
V5111  -if'  'v\«  'I  '«■(>  oet  yo»i  there  tv 

•  pRwidhia  aducMlan  oppottunMn  wWi  tuWon  aMiMama 

•  MttfaMiing  iMdwship  ikMi  lor  a  pramWns  lutun 
«  pwpartng  you  tor  a  caraar  In  M» 

vu  cm  awn  up  to  SB.OOO  anistmeni  Donus,  d  voj  quality  So. 
t  vai'-e  betvvB**'  tt*  ages  o»  Tr-27  -  ca*  It  tUAMMf 
MMMGH  tnanvrformatianpadiBlorvtsn 

ttw  Ac  Base  at  wwnw.airilotcaeam 


Corrections  and  clarifications 

In  our  April   12  issue    \\,-  reporli-vi  th.lt 

'H   t  i'y\'  iidenf  senate- 

''>'"  I"*  -.  U'\    y\  .IS  niis- 

ken  for  ColUvn  lummak.  who  rjin  for 

k  ice  prt-sident  ilurinj;  the  Iwr-^W  schtK>l 

year.  Thi*  Harhm^vr  a'>;n'ts  any  errors  or 

pn>blems  this  ni.n  ti.ne  i.uisid 


If  mere'' 


Vl.lll. 


IMIU  tilllS. 


'•Kpor.nor.  We  are  looliing  loi  tur 
1  p«e!eoiat3te  individuals  to  be  por 

hPltoMI  orxl  «>S«Wl  %MtHM  It 

.  OfiO  ir?iiuLj'<-  'toit;.p^(toir..f  I  fee 
'••="•        ■■■•''-..    cjytcwnenl  i  music  opMonoi  lo<  Oj  ■ 
^" '"  •  M  "  •%-■  t  during  Du'iriesi  noui;  tc  ml 


WANT 
A  SUMMER  |0B? 

WANT  TO  EARN 
S7-S10/llour? 


Wr  fl^vr  opernn^-s  <i<  l\i  .'n<l  ami 
Ird  itiill  l(if  yu«i '  I  Ajfu-nllv  trrkiiiK 
Ifur  killoMniiit  uKti%'uhMK  1.  n  wnnnwr 
Iwlp  Ml  lli^r  ( Jiiil  Stifjni  jful  wr« 
***l>tiitMi>  .irrjb 

•  ASStMBIJIU 

•  MAt.HINI  OnjtAIOKS 

•  MAIVnj^ANCr 

•  rscKKHN 

•  tic  KIRS 

•  I.VIWY  U  Vi.l  «  M 
MAI  IIINISIS 

ft«l  Sr-i  K7«7  IliiK.!  Offl..- 

bW)(<i7-n7N7  s.j(n-rvill,- (Wh  r 

(N  lax  rrsiinir  i. . 

6»«7S  "HXIS 


Education  Has 

Its  Rewards. 


•  MulfiiTvet.lij 

•  Inufior  IKsitii 

•  l-j'.hiun  M.irkii.i,.; 
\  .M anjiji  ITH  nt ' 

•  fashion  IVyign* 

'  r*ufcrs«M  <niartliii  .miy  M  Clw  «. 
I.i 


Viiil  Mrr  u  rhult  jl 
bitp:// WW  « .ilia,  ait.cdu 


■  '■IXim.m'  .iv..inli',l 

'K  Kim  (wye  .1  iiuiuinuni  of  Si  lr;inslei,iliU 
iiitirs  Of  "5  quiiiter  houis  .iiid  h  praik' 
'I  '0  or  fx,-llcr.  .ind  jk  (ransfrnitiL' 
I  .'iii^  I  tii\trsju  <M)  campus. 


•    /''.    fir  HI J:„  f.'t   .   \{  iii'Uii  sluf 

kivipienis  lit  ihis  ciimpi'iiliye  <.2..S<I>-v^.()f)() 
>i  fuilarshiii  must  have  a  iiiininiuiii  jradc  ptnrM 
.oeiute  111  <  *■.  iranslenihlc  scnK"slci  hours  of 
'ill  (If  'it)  miurt».-r  houi^  ami  hau'  comply leJ  Icdi-ral 
inil  state  lm;«iii.i!  ,nd  prixvdiirrs 

K.  «  ,.iN, 


I- or  nntrr  infitrmalinn  caU 

1-SSS-NLU-TODAY  |6SMM3). 

W«b    wikiM  .'»  «(lu      i  ^no*f    rWs»tnJo#'wti»«Lr>9  1  nl  sdw 


National-Louis  University 

Downtown  Chicogo  Ewonslon  Whoolon  Wtwiing         Etgin 


**0mmMmmUmman  »« 


iriliirfl  IV  NM  M»*  C«aMrf  «M 


TV  Hdrbingrr 
April  26,  1994 


Page  3 


Risky  business. 

i'LifB  and  busmtss  are  nsky. 
Why  not  tram  fof  0  career  th^'s  a  sure  thmg7 

Anniiuivini;  R.«^r».-lt  I  in\<i-<lt\ '»  iwx.  drgRV  pragTBi"  m  Mril  llMiyiMMt, 
■MMMM*  Mitf  ftaMOM  ttnin*    thmnH  IXiradbtLmdmUH  liiii.ii.. : 
mnnifiolilMi  ma.  h'«  «  dcRfOe  iIhI  wiB  hrm  inrii-aiinii  ttniuml  m  l*«  agn 
■aumn  a  tradnihiu  nitr  in  llw  AJhai  unuruMe  mafiM|ilarr 

•  c;m  h  v!n  MiiK  inarintiaii,  mamiBHnriU.  fiibincr. 
roinnmick,  lui  ouuid^inrut  <jui  imutamrr 

•  ( iiiiii  invaliMblr  rxp.— — "•  '"'•  r imnrctmiw  wMi  pMd  mi<-">«t''>"  *«  i"«- 
I  orjx  II  niHHM  <ucti  ii>  /  I  icaM,  Kemipn,  M«iin>»  : 

•  Ma-iii  'li'  kti'  x'ov.  lupammdu''  >.tiiii(MUuas. 
■  ^ui(t\  01  rntm  nur  LhHii§f>  oi  ;«diMiniblHX  camptun 

•  (>«  the  cmMl  ■<nm  dnnvr  trMi  aut  HraMOii*  cttdii  Ifinalr-r  polit  \ 
CrMI  m  ttMfay  fur  mxT  mtunnanun  u  imji  Uwapi  campu* 


New  For  Fall  1999 


Speech:  Team  places  at  Nationals 


ContniM  from  pofe  1 

up      "TIht**  w«-nf  i»nl\    two 

(itlut    stluHil-    tri>m    lUiniM'. 

nhuh  pliUi'd  in  th "  '" 

hf  p<>inti\l  out     I'i 
>H>ulhi'.i-'t     llliniii-.  In 

re-m^ininn  <.omp»'litiiin 

nidinlv       Irom      t  aliturni.). 


l'r/ybvU>  de<tcnbed  as  "very 
impn-ssive  " 

With  <ill  fhi'ir  lompoli- 
Imns  iwrr.  thi-  NjHith  loam 
<..)n  tinally  nrUx.  And  with 
all  ihiir  n-cent  suiTi~is,  it's 
relaxation     that      !■.     wrll- 

d»'s»T\ed 


HEALTH  WATCH 


SbCMBustera 

Leam  intensive  strew  nuuuipnnent  trchniques  to  maxtmiic 
your  coping  "ikilU  trom  Student  L>e\'elopment  Counsektr 
Andy  Howe.  TWo  programs  will  be  available.  Monday, 
April  26,  5:30-7  p.m..  Student  /  Administration  Ceniei; 
A242a  and  Tuesday.  May  4.  11  a.m.-12J0  pjn.,  Math  and 
tfeahh  Cimm  Centet.  D115. 

•Bload  Drive 

Donating  blood  can  fave  a  UM  Pksaae  give  during  the  Blood 
Drive,  Wednesday,  April  28,  9  a.m.-3  p.m., 
Student/'  Administratian  C'entet  A242a 

•lUCki 

Hetb  Bamett  will  teach  you  the  basics  of  tM*  andent 
Chinese  discipline  on  Thursday,  April  29,  12-1  p.m„ 
Student/ Administration  Center,  Cafeteria  Bay,  A137c.  Tai 
Cy  Cfanan  can  benefit  both  mind  and  body  and  is  helpful  in 
iiwpiWftiig  concentration  ai«d  inacMtaig 
vttaHty  and  flexibility 

BibbwM  Walk  Harper 

He^  laiM  money  for  the  folknving  causes:  HIV/AIDS^ 

Canorr  and  Child  Abuse.  Participate  in  the  Wbbom 

WUk  Harper  on  SuTKlay.  May  2  at  Harper  CoUege  FormoiK 

informabon  call  Student  Activities,  xt  (6*2  or  HeaMt' 


etra's  $5  Pass 

ummEO  RioES 

all  weekend  long! 


\  Metra's  Weekend  Pass  can  save  you 

$10  on  the  purchase  of  an  IN<ard 

membership,  check  out 

www.incard.com 

or  call  847-673-3703  for  details. 


Page  4 


Camirtiintary 


The  Harbinger 
April  26,  1W9 


Our  Vl«w 

When  did  Harper 
go  Hallmark? 

while  ri'tiirnini;  t.i  H.irpci  .ittor 
lunch  i>ni'  day  v\  t-  iintni'vl  tho 
HarpiT  Flower  Shtip  I  iv.is  el, it 
ed;  I  collect  Beanie  Babies,  .ind 
usudllv  flower  shops  ei^iial 
Bi'.iii u  -. 

I    iinniedialU     di.i^j^ed    mv     lei 
low    staff    member   to   the    Hower 
Shop     Ready  to  shi^^ll  out  possible 
biR  bucks  to  add  to  mv  pri/ed  col- 
lect imi    I  was  .idmitted!\-  k;idd\ 

We  walked  to  the  small  flower 
shop  located  in  Buildmf;  V  and 
entered  the  small  building.  My 
anticipation  i;rew  The  metal  gate- 
like  dour  v\.is  (.lo'-i'J  with  a  pad 
lock  accompanied  bv  a  "we're 
open,  just  in  another  rot)m.  ccime 
get  us  if  you  need  anvthinR"  si>;n 
We  could  see  the  Beanies  in  the 
locked  room  and  decided  to  hunt 
tor  the  key  hi>lder 

After  finding  a  small  group  ot 
women  mu'  of  whom  offered  to 
help  us,  we  trailed  back  in  the 
direction  of  the  locked  room  As  I 
entered  the  small  shop  and  scur- 
ried towards  the  Beanie  bins  I 
noticed  a  sign      The  sii;n  b.isn.ilh 

s.iul    if    you    W.IIU    one    .11    til.  •..      n.\> 

Beanies  you  bd\e  t<>  lni\  iliii  e  ..i 
the  old.  We  were  appalled  Why 
would  our  Harper  shop  have  such 
a  horrible  policy'  The  woman 
helping  us  was  n  ce  but  would 
not  reconsider  \\i  tried  I'xpKun 
ing  that  the  shop  was  losing 
money,  because  I  would  have 
probably  dropped  i  lose  to  .i  huti 
dred  dollars 

\\i-  don't  think  that  the  small 
Harper  flower  shop  should  take 
the  position  of  making  if  difficult 
for  students  (or  anvone)  to  spend 
monev  there  Huge  corporate 
stoi,  V  h.i\  ,  -.,  t  limits  on  till-  cumi  - 
ber  ot  Beanies  you  could  pur- 
chase, but  come  on.  Harper:  give 
the  students  a  break  Who  do  \ou 
think  vou  are'    Hallmark^ 

Editorial  Board 

The  Harhinjijer 

Acting  Eclitof  tn  Owf inOsey  French 


A4E  Editor- 


Jofm  TiHotson 


Sports  Editor . 


Kevn  Shefihe 

Assistant  Sports  Editor J»yanFreurul 

Busffwss  Manager  iindsey  French 

Faculty  Advisor. Howiard  Schlossterg 


LETTERS  TO  THE  EDITOR 


l>,-.ir   I  ilil..t 


The  ffarbiniser  tia         ' 
cult  timr  pr»iluiini;   : 
nrwspaper  using  «>nly  >IuJ.     ; 
vaiunlrffs.  and  th»v  ar*  l»  b' 
iommi.'ndfJ  tor  lfi«-ir  hisril 
w»>rk     ttitwcver.  \hv\   m.i.l. 
MRniliCJnl  iTror  in  ihr  l.i~' 
i*sut*'«'  siorv       I'rt-^-.  1  .vnl. 
IntffrruptrJ  In  s,  h.vt 
Olficiah  ' 

The  uriltT  .illjjt.J  ilui  ilic 
H*rpirr  AJmtm-^trJilion  vi.aIjI-. 
ttif  ri^t>l>  1*1  pt'*»plv  ti«  j-^scmhli 
tin  iAmpus.  but  fhi«  is  nul  iiti.- 
l>urinK  Itio  pjsl  yvat  ilonr 
llitrpi-r  Collrgt- has  Allow. 
AND  ISCIH  RACED  Ihr  . 
ns«-  of  First  Amt-ndmrnl  jnj 
C«>nsttlutiondl  nKKl-*  t>v  owt 
K^'i  rit.liv  Ktii.ils  jnd  iTki-tni/*- 


I  fuve  4lt«nil<sJ  Hjrpirf  •»  a  part  Imu- 
stuiiont  hir  ovirr  eif!;hl  veArs  nom      Iti 
ihiv*  ,-ii(hl  xejrs  I  ■ 
pk'  pass  (tinnigti  ' 

f'lsiplt'  tnyvn  all  rat*-*  .nv.is  si,-es  .m.l 
stupes.  vMh  p«Ts«n  unHiur  and  sis-kinR 
ttir  KnimU'i)^,  n.Kfss.in  lo  ihjmgrthrtr 
lit.- 

I  LimsuliT  (nvs*'li  lu*k\  u.h,ivrftnind 
Marpw CulleKi'  AHct  a  •«•»  lull  tmi.  |. .!>. 
»!»•«»•  I  was  passnt  bv  iimsisUnllv  b> 
m»lv  i;r.)dualt'd  iiillegf  sludt-nts.  I 
disidv-d  thai  I  nnslt-d  .l  vli.m..  Id  b«' 
vinwotn'  loi),  a  cfwinci?  I. 

Supportini;    tin  st-ll  i.  T. 

.iwan-  It*  tfvi 
M..1V    I   111.. 

I|U.I>,      tli.b^ 

diNwraMsi  111  ! 

'  •    ■  .>;..'r  jppn'CMifd' 

■>  w  trthtT  aimmunitv 
..■.'.  ^.^  ts-Ii.tf  l.itutin,;  .11  li.ir[H-T  Th»- 
.•th.r  lolkfirsdid  m.'I  ..ti<-i  ih.  .  \I,•nsl^,■ 
«■vfnm)^s^h.^  '  '  '■  Ihf 
«wily    il.iss«-  ihi' 

l-vcnin^s    fc\»tf    .111    .j:ki     ,.    tfw     I  nj;iistl 

ottrrmss  S>  ihssIU-ss  In  sav,  I  was  vm 
happv  to  N'  ablr  to  allmd  I  iarptM^  whm  I 
movtsi  into  ttir  Xottinan  fslatrs  arva 

I  nr\>-r  itHuiiibl  thai  I  would  anom 
plish  tin  tlirnns  ihat  llarpvr  ha*  hdp«l 
mt;  jthu'M"    !  r\',iii/c  iK.d  .iL-ht  ^....rs  is  . 
l«ion  Unv  to  spen.! 
k-sr   but  It  was  ib- 

aHord  (o  go  and  I  w*»  only  abU  i.i  i.iki 
.MM"  Of  \wo  classes  a  sft'tTwstt^r 

rhniutsh  Harjsr  I  li.iM-  i.  .irn.  ; 
spvak  flui-nt  iM-rni.tn  whi. ti  u.in  u  . 
p»>sitii>n  with  an  inlvrnathNul  airlinr  I 
partiopati-d  in  manv  of  Harprr  »  Clut". 
and  ocgant/alions  I  h.ivi-  btwn  to 
Fumpt'.  Michigan.  V\.islitii.;i.in  DC  and 
lndi.ma     I  t«v«  h«m  a  r 


turns  who  havr  rcqufslrd 
access  lu  our  campus  and  stu 
tint%     rolicirs  rF)tardin); 
I'.'litical  Campaigning  i>n 

t  .iiiipu^     .ind  ^'[)istribulion  i>t 
t  itcr.tluri'     .ind  "L'sv  <»f  Vabli^s 
•   Display  Space"  arp  long- 
inding  and  well  known  on 
mpus,  and  are  prominently 
iiured  in  publications  like 
I  lie  Student 
Handbook    I>,il.b..,.k 

M    .per  enituira);es  ihe  e*er- 
free  speecti  and  assem- 
.    .    lui  lhat  doesn't  mean 
groups  arc  allowed  to  barge 
i.i.,  .  I  .,  ii.iy  without  a  reser 
'ke  It  over     On 
:.      _  htoup  inlenlionalU 

vttilaled  College  policies  in  an 
.itleniei  1.1  ilraw  atlenlum  to 
Ih.  rnd  unt.irtunaieK 

iwss  niaitagt*r  and  a  sts-rt.tar\  I  ! 
sen-^  of  self  ».»rth  that  I  have  n.  i 
hefon- 


Ihe  Harbinger  fell  into  their 
trap     A  Vice  President  was 
forced  into  asking  the  group  to 
leave     If  she  had  NUT  enforced 
Ihe  Colleges  policy,  then 
Harper  would  have  lost  it's 
future  legal  ability  U>  deter- 
mine the  lime  and  location 
where  groups  may  gather,  so 
that  It  does  not  interfere  with 
elassro»>ms  .tn.l  ill.-  educational 
prot ess 

If  an  indivuliial  or  group 
wants  to  gather  on  Harper  s 
campus    they  may  reserve 
spaee  in  advance  in  Ihe  same 
manner  .is  others  who  wish  to 
dii  so      1  ti,tnk  \  ini 


le.inne  r.inkanin 

Dire.liir  nt  suij.'ni    \.ii\ili,. 


tl  H.1S  t.i,  ■  \f,irs  .Kul  iii.nn 

answer  that  age  tild 
1.1  >.ni  want  to  be  when 
N.iu  >;r>ii>  uy'  I  have  leam«si  through 
my  expenencr  working  at  I'uWk  Safety 
and  attending  M:veral  science  courses 
that  I  want  to  help  pts>ple,  to  bi-  able  to 
make  a  ditfereruv  in  ani>lfu*f  person's 
lite  that  IS  why  1  am  going  to  be  attend- 
ing the  Harper  C  olleg*'  \iirsing  I'rogram 
in  1<«4 

Har|H'r  C ollege  is .i  msded  insliluluin 
in  our  commuiiiU  I  am  sure  lhat  I  am 
not  Ihe  i»nh  perMW  »\hiv<-  life  has  been 
.hanged  by  Harper  !>««•  to  iIh-  rapid 
.  cpaiiswHi  111  Ih.'  cimimunilv  populatuMi 
..lid  Itu  lintiUsJ  classnmiit  space  il  Is  Alt 
iitult  for  liarprt  to  continue  to  offer 
enough  classes  lo  serve  tf>e  expanding 
sfudenl  body  Students  wait  outside 
s«>melimes  as  earlv  as  3  a  m  in  order  to 
gel  a  rvgisfralum  card  llut  will  enable 
ihem  •     .  .  .(in  ihe  liinil.-.t  l.)|.  sn 

ence  i 

Harper  imikin  ■   nut  rmuh 

of  the  factlilH-s  ar.  •I's,.|,.|i  i,, 

the  rapid  changes  in  ine  .  urreni  employ 
mem  i.xfustrH-s    We  i»vd  to  follow  th«' 
tivnd  and  offiT  mo«'  pnigrams  lo  fulfill 
Ihe  nts-ds  .if  emplovws  and  students 
ll'i-'-MT  rwetfs  lo  grow    aUmg  side  our 
unity  and  not  fall  bi-hind  the  times 
■.I  J.its  not  e«pafu1  and  update  its 
-ten  our  iommunii\  ^  tutur.' 
will  Ix'  let  down 
jse  support  th«.  rvfi-n-ndum.  in  Ihe 
t    ot  Hilary  (.Union,     It  lakes  a  vil- 
lage lo  raise  a  child  '  and  it  takes  Harper 
lo  offit  iIm-  ovmmunilv  a  place  Ici  acturvr 
a  dream 

-  C  hiis|i,in    \st.l.'\ 


t^ould  like  toTIiank  the 
■n  students  wfni  voted 
tn  favor  of  the  Harper 
building  referendum  and 
abo  tho!«e  who  supported 
our  reelection  to  the  Hoard 
of  Tmsfees 
We  assure  vou  that  we  will 
continue  lo  work  diligently 
to  keep  Harpc-r  a  college 
which  otters  you  high  c]ual- 
iity  education  leading  to  a 
Successful  transfer  or  to  a 
satisfying  catviT  We  will 
also  make  every  effort  to 
find  the  means  to  upgrade 
and  expand  the  campus  s*» 
th.il  iroyvded  t>n\i  outdated 
classrooms  will  K'  replansl 
with  modem  facilities. 
I'lease  know  that  the  Board 
of  Trustees  wanN  to  hear 
your  ideas  and  concerns 
Nou  can  communicate  these 
thniugh  your  elecled  repre- 
M-ntative,  the  Student 
i  Trustee,  who  can  be 
la-ached  thniugh  the 
IStudenf  Adi^ilus  (Iff ice  in 
iBuilding  \  the 

lAdminisfration  and 

jstudent  t  enter. 

^iii.ereK 

Richard  c    kol/e 
Chairman, 
BiMrd  of  Trustees 
Kris  Howard 
Via-  Chaimnaa 
iktaid  of  Trustees 


Staff  Writors  and  Assistants 

Noei  Bago,  Sam  Flays 

Brad  Kacsfx  Alan  Minank 

Special  to  The  Harbinger.  DesiDond  Lane 

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Thi-  Harbinger 
April  26,  1<»99 


The  tale  Of  Mice  and  Men  comes  to  Harper 


AM  EDITOR 


Hiry  want 

Th.\  want  t. 


t-veryunr  Km  ilre*in» 
S4«in»'th»ng  with  theit  lif«- 
thinr  nichf 

Harper*  U«e»«  pUy  priHluitntn,  if  Mky 
and  Mm.  lelK  the  tale  oi  two  such  dnfamw*. 

TTh-  storv  chronicle-*  hnjr  Jay-  in  the  live* 
of  CeorRe  and  Lennie.  two  men  whti  div*m 
ot  one  dav  st.irtinR  their  invn  farm  when*  ihev 
will  raitf  raM>lt^.  and  their  adventure^  ihi  a 
ranch  They  come  to  this  randi  lor  work,  but 
It  seem*  they  cannot  e^ape  canflkls  with  the 
people  o<  the  anta  The  •aory  ikiwly  %h«ms 
h«>w  jII  that  tht-w-  men  had  hopt-d  tor  nIowIv 
(ade*  jwav 


The  cast  ol  tharact»T.  include  C.ei>rRe  and 

leimie.  the  two  dnttcr-  t  andv  and  C  uriey, 

«i  al>m  work  on  th«'  r.iiwh.  arut  Mini    it" 

.  in  whM.-h  cautes  th.-  mo^t  tnnible  tor  it.. 

two  dreamer. 

The  play  whuh  wa^.  vNtittiii  hv  John 
Strinbeck.  i*  bemn  Jiretted  bv  Harper  Sp»>ech 
and  Theater  frntesMtr  Laura  ("uImi 

The  play  will  bi-  p»-rtormed  April  ?*.  W. 
and  May  1  at  nm  pm  and  May  at  ;  IW  pm 
\ll  perlorrnances  will  be  in  the  IHam.i  I  ab 
I  beral  Arts  tenter,  LIW. 

Ttciets  MK  $7  for  Haffwr  students  anl  i.u 
uitv.  $«  for  all  other  xtud'-"  '"■*  ^'* '»'  C<  n 
eral  admissMW    For  ni4>i  'ii  i.-ntait 

thtB.'\(.XfK«  al'<;'^hli>' 


Exotic  India  comes  to  Harper 


■iftcm.  to  it«  HumNBBt 

In  celebration  o<  Aiaan  and 
Pacific  Islander  Mi>ntK  the 
biduin  and  Pakistani  Student 
AMOciation  held  its  first 
annual  "India  Nite"  on  April 
Ih  at  r  p  m  in  the  Student 
C  enter  of  Building  A. 

India  Niti-  was  spcmitored 
by  the  Office  of  Multicultural 
Affairs,  wh»i  is  alsti  pn-»-nt 
inf?  a  Chinese  danc*  sfuvw 
case    on    May    12.    also    in 
Building  A 

luanita  Ba%slet  adviMir  to 
thi-  Indian  and  Pakistani  stu 
dent  as..,»«~i.iii«>ii  v\  .Is  I'Xiitf.! 

bv  tl 
-I.., 

he    l«'lt    It    woulJ    l»>  ' 
ii.i..h  the ciwnmumtv  at  lai*. 
families  and  situlents  ii>  ha\  c 
an  evening  {showing. 


The  event  was  K>th  mt. 
eitting  aiwl  e>nting,  to  mi-  .in 
example  of  tlw  airunint  of  tal 
ent  that  we  h.ive  here  at 
Harper  and  the  communitv 
involviim-nt.  which  was  evi- 
dent in  the  over  W  tKkets 

S..U1 

Itu-  ilaKiratc  haikdti'p 
was  of  a  black  and  gold  Taj 
Mahal,  which  was  masterly 
ir«'altd  In  iliri-e  students, 
Krishna  I'atel  and  Alen  and 
l.alsinh  Rathod 

IVervoming  a  few  techni- 
cal difficulties,  the  studi-nts 
prol»"ssionally  gathered 

themselves  to  pal  on  <nw  of 
ihr  K-st  shows  in  a  win  1' 

IS*-  vv»-nt  ifTtKitKsi 

,^>\S       W  lltltl      Jls[-K.\  .  O 

1 1  traditHmat  costume*  in 

tsriiiiant   colors  adorn   with 
various  beading  and  design. 


cout 


"job  security 
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Mus  tllr  point '  Pmii  xmi  II  rnis»  .ml  .-ii  lodav  »  hcrtiisi  |.>l> 
market      InformaiBm  r«hnoU)g»   In  (ml  iJ..-  numbrr  -.t  v-lr^ 
n  evpectrd  to  double  by  iOINi 

H«il  l»>en-'%  Hill  mill- li>  catch  II      " 

Ciiplw  ttlWM  —*  ItttemmmitBmtmm  titmmMm  IimHi 

..1  ih.   K-~)-.>i;ll(  iiofi»il»    *"■•    '    '    '(■'■'         ■     ■ 

I  ind  fnjl  Ivi.vv  '  tlir 

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Mithun  langututm  and  Uma 
Kana  A  ctwwd-pleasing  act 
1  .ill.-d  I.  ullural  Clash  brought 
together  merengue  ai>d  Iradi 
tional  Indian  dance,  per- 
formed to  a  thumping  bi-al 

I*urvi  Patel,  the  Pivstdenl 
of  the  Indian  and  Pakistani 
Student  Association,  credits 
tfw  success  of  the  sluiw  to  the 
feelings  and  desires  of  the 
lOudenN  working  to  mak*-  it 
the  accomplishrm-ni  it  sv  as 

Th.".    ■■''■      '   *■'  '    Kct   a 
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Er^oy  working  with  cfiil 

dren.  with  games,  acting 

and  music.  Especially  with 

Spanisfi  and  sign  lan- 
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seeks  otherls)  for  non 

committed  exploits.  Must 

like  to  "party"  into  the 

wee  hours  of  the  night, 

have  a  good  sense  of 

humor,  partial  intelligence 

and  kids,  unfortunately. 

looks  count. 

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"Do  I  make  you  homy, 
baby?  Yeah.  Do  ir 

WHCM  DJ  looking  for  a 

SWF.  smoking  a  plus. 

Nymphs  welcome. 

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Bad  Kitty  (SWF)  ISO 

fantasy  fulfilling  SM  in 

their  early  20s.  Humor 

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Attitude  required. 

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Psychotic  but  hannless  DJ 
seeks  SWF  for  compare 
lonship.  Nympfios  wel- 
come. Some  intelligence 
requifed.  Green  eyes  a 
must.  Students  associat 
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political  figures  need  not 
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SF  ISO  SM.edfly  twenties 
Needs  to  be  a  film  buff, 
non   smoker  and  have  a 
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SWriSOSMeariytwen- 

ties.  Good  girl  with  a  tiad 
side.  Must  like  alternative 
music  arxl  going  to  con 
certs.  Partying  and  danc- 
ing a  must. 
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SWF  ISO  SM  with  same 

interests:  hardcore  alter 

attve  punk.  Must  be  18  - 

nwl20'5.  Other  hobbtes 

(fKlude  parties,  hanging 

out  with  good  friends  and 

being  naughty. 

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ness for  overalls  and  boys 
in  glasses.  ISO  a  partner 
in  crime  for  shows,  late 
night  phone  marathons 
and  the  occasional  txjwl 
of  matzo  tjall  soup.  No 
real  preferences  but  21 
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Zany,  intelligent  attrac- 
tive 21  year  old  SWF 
seeks  SWM  in  his  20'&. 
Baseball,  golf  and  beer  a 
must.  I  er^oy  cycling,  rock 
clinrtbing  and  movies  You 
have  to  be  at)le  to  handle 
attttiKle  cm  I  have  plenty. 
Oh.  and  no  one  ifwt  can 
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and  smokers  need  not 
reply. 
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Bodacious  Redhead  with 

various  piercings  seeks 

SM  mid   tvi«nties.  Must 

love  nfxjsic  arxl  cofKerts, 

#0010 

Attractive  and  IntelHgen 

SWM  seeks  SWF  for 

intriguing  conversation 

and  lots  of  fun.  IQ  and 

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you  also  need  to  t)e  legal. 

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to  .1  person.ll  ad. 


42^.MMMI  \l,  ;4('l  or  il 

\ou  re  at  sihool,  |ust 

,)ial  24lil  on  an\  iil  the 

phones  th.1t  sou  see 

It  someone  happens 

to  be  in  the  otiite,  we 

»mII  lake  donn  Miur 

name,  phone  luiinber 

.ind  the  box  number  ol 

the  specific  person  (bo\ 

:  IKWIv.  for  evamplet.    I  he 

person  vsill  then  call  the 

ilieni  and  lei  them  know 

e\  have  an  inter- 

isled  parts     II  is  then  up 

to  the  client  to  pursue 

the  interested  parlv 


The  HarbinRiT 
April   26,  1999 


Page? 


The  posession  arrow 


bPOBTseniTOR 

VVh.it  N  thi-  doal  with  tht-  pi<>>«».M.)n  *rn>w 
in  inttTtDlleRidte  and  high  schixil  bjski-tball' 

Kor  lhi>>*'  whi)  don  I  Wmw  what  tht-  pi>s- 
•i«y>k>n  armw  is.  il>  tht-  arrtm  that  docid«~> 
which  l>Mm  rvMiN  i-s  the  |ump  ball  altw  a  held 
ball 

VVhv  tan't  thtrk-  iu«.t  have  a  |ump  ball  in  the 
|ump  iircles  t>n  the  fl*«>r'  Dc  the\  n-ally  need 
to  have  Mimethmn  each  team  take*  turn* 
With?  What  if  It's  a  crucial  mtwnent  in  a  game 
and  there's  a  held  ball  betwetm  two  opp»isinK 
players  and  b«>th  teams  are  tied  with  two  m-i 
onds  leW  to  play''  VVh«ievcr  has  that  poss,-s 
•lion  arnnv  pointed  towards  their  side  ot  the 
floor,  IS  KtiinK  to  win  the  jjanie  Now  il  then- 
was  a  (limp  ball,  either  team  would  have  a 
dunce  on  winninR  the  game  betause  the 
arrow  doesn't  exist 

This  idea  has  to  be  one  o(  the  dumb«-sl  and 
IT  «st  agilatinfi  ruli-s  invented  m  the  j^ame  ot 
basketball 

Every  rule  that  has  been  ad<>pted  trt>m  the 
sho*  ckick  lo  three  in  the  key  has  made  sense, 
but  th»-  poMnskm  anww  is  just  pointlew. 


I  mas  be  wron»l  but  ihi-  M*  \  us.i.)  ti>  hjM 
this  rule    As  a  matter  of  fact  I  ihmk  this  nil. 
was  adopti-d  to  n-linniitsh  fho  nl'  >   >•  ■  "■" 
ball  after  i-verv  basket  siorcJ 
vears  though   lh<-   Iimv;iio   liiiuii.i     ii,..    .i 
slowed  the  (tame  dovMi     But  ihr  rule  is  still 
useil  t.hlay  bv  hifih  sihmils  and  |uio  schools 
as  well   as  senior   coHeges   lhrouf;houl   tht- 
nation 
Whv' 

Basketball  is  one  i><  the  most  t-»iilins  and 
tun  sarro-s  to  watch  as  wi-U  as  u>ni[H-li-  m 
VVhv  must  they  (lower  level  schools)  slow  this 
tasi  pact-d  game  down  with  a  dumb  armw? 

When  It  was  first  evented,  basketball 
iu\er  had  the  quickru-ss  it  has  atlaiiuxl  tiKJay 
Plavers  cinjldn'l  run  with  the  ball  U-l  alone 
dribb'e  it 

Now  thi  pl.iM-rs  >.t  t!u-  pr.-s*iil  .lav  have 
that  luxurv,  but  the  NC  .A.A  wants  in  shut  it 
down  with  a  lame  arn>w 

It  the  league  offanals  of  the  high  sthool 
and  lollege  assticiatMins  want  Ki  speed  their 
game  up  and  increase  tht-  exciletnent,  th*y 
should  net  nd  ot  the  arniw  and  use-  a  regular 
fump  ball. 


\  YOU  •wtir    i.[fui«! 


^Harttktmr  Fwmto  AthM»  ot  th0  MMc  »tewk  softball  catcher  Jms  Edward 
who  Ml  an  inaid*  ttw  fMurk  2-run  hom*  run  against  Rock  Vallay  last  twaak 


Education  Has 

Its  Rewards. 


/  ,.r  more  infnrmalHHt  em 

l-SSS-NLU-TOMV  (*s»4*3» 


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MORE  HAWK  NOTES 


«Chris  Gapstione  t)rot(e  his  own  school  record  of 
53.9  in  Iha  400ni  at  tha  Carthaga  iiwila  with  a  53,2. 
•Rank  Guzman  now  holds  tha  naw  ahot  put 
rac.(l5.46  malars)  m.  Iha  MaiquaMa  hwile. 


GRAB  A  SEAT 


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HKAITHCABE  MANACEMINT  •  COMfirTER  NJTWORK  SYSTEMS 
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Hawk  Sports 


•  William  Rahwy  Hafpw  Coll«Ce  •  April  26. 199» 


Lady  Hawks  break  the  curse  in  Rossol's  return 


spomstatcw 

lixlv  Ri>N-..  .  ,1  to  thf  liii.  .1  n 

April  \2  after  d  lu-dii  in|ur>  Nhf  sutlfri\i  tht-  w«-k 
bt'forv  jnd  it  nds  \usl  trmnjuh  li>  litt  (he  ILirper 
(.  «IU'>;i'  Miftbjll  learn  pant  tlie  Kiitk  \'MW\  Ljdy 
C.olden  FjgU".  N->>  m  tin-  s.i  on.!  I'.iim  ivi  .1  li.mfili 
Iw'jder 

However,  llie  Iddv  11. ..k-  .;<.,,>.. 
strjiRht  (icvKitm  m  tht-  lirsl  g,ame  14-^ 

In  thestvurhl  iunti».(  Kink  V'.illev  (2-liip  n«'»  .m 

irlv  2-0  jtlvjnljgv  with  <i  ujlk  and  a  double  to 

chl  ci'iitir,  but  th»'  ladv    Hanks  (1-fil  quitklv 

:.ist\l  the  nwrk  with  a  pair  sinnk-s  and  j  walk  to 

Kosie  rVniM  capturinu  a  V;  lead 

Harper  tonlmui'd  its  run  putting  up  '  and  '■'  nin 
innmRN,  but  their  10-run  home  half  of  th»'  fourth 
which  w.is  ijpp«Hl  bv  ."  I>'^••  Idw.irvt  in-ide  th<- 
p. irk  [uMiii  r\in  n.nlt'^t  ih*'  up-^t'l  •.!■  >\v  ri  I«»t  the 
I.kIk- 

"The  lavlieN  pUyed  a  ^reat  sfn>nd  Raine."  said 
n>,M:h  Jim  Kyan.    "lody  (Ko"t»inll  piti-htx)  a  sensjt- 


tu»n.il  outiiii;  toi  u•^    KiiMlu-ir  v\  .ts  (,hi  tn.im  -  rror** 
in  thi%  game  and  that  ^  sumethiin;  lli.i!  v  1 
work  on — baM<  tiil^lm; 
l>therwis.   . 

-i  Ktili  feel  that  we  can  pta>  .500  bail 
in  the  confen-nre  as  long  as  wr  stay 

close  with  the  teanw>  we  compete 
with,  II  shouklnH  i>e  tough  becauM 
.->..        we've  got  a  great  group." 
""'  Head  ctvich  |im  Rvan 


In  her  return  Kiissi>l  threw  'vj  pitihev  ''^ 
strikes,  >»  balls  i.ir  ,i  M'    strike  aauracv 

she  also  hit    l  ■  lor  T  with  onr  KW  ituI 

ihrtv  runs  smi, 

I  eading  the  li-aix  thus  tar  in  terms  ol  hitlinj; 
iiH  lude  C  ris  I  eiHtlio  (  4K<t).  Edward  (  40b  w ith  team 
best  10  RBI).  Anne  Millon/i  (.^m  (enniter 
Cappellitti  (320)  ami  Harbinger  Athlete  i»»  the  Year 


miinmef  \1eliss.i  Komii. 

T  still  tivl  that  we  tan  play  i>l>i'  ball  in  the  con- 
■  renee  .i^  long  as  we  stav  close  with  the  teams  we 
(ompete  with,"  s,iid  Kvan 

"It  shouldn't  bitoui;h  bi'i.uisi  u.  \c  i;i>i  .i  e.TvM 

JrM„p 

Ihi-  I  .iiU  H.iv\ks  tr.ixeled  to  ^U);.ir  l.nnr  to 
plav  .1  twin  bill  with  the  WauNtnstv  I  ady  Chiefs 
.Ml    Uisfnestlav    April    14   and   split    the  contest 

I  I  up.  •   l.-t  th.   tirst  n.inie  I  V12,  but  tmik  the  -.  i 

i!uA    .1,^,1  ^|-;:'  ■;  !lu    I  .i.h     lro|,IMsol 

iriloii  losing  iIh'  lirsi  i  »  -    fmi  u  iniiins  the  M-cond 
lO-K  to  improve  to  VS 

The  tirst  pame  was  a  he.irl  breaker,'  said  Rvan. 

V\e  hav)  lonlrol  thnmghout  most  ot  thi>  contest 
Init  wi'  couldn't  hang  on  to  get  the  vitlory. 

In  the  second  game  though  v\e  played  a  n-.illy 
li>ugh  game  and  it  showed.  We  weri'  able  to  gel  the 
vKiorv"      HarpiTs   next   conti~>l    will   be   today 
against  the-  Oakton  Lady  Raiders  .it  Oakton  st.irl 
ing  at  2  p.m  in  IVs  I'laiiH". 


Track  &  Field  gear  up  for  nationals  in  New  York 


Harper's  IlkI.   .-  <  i  '■        .;.    

piv  t«>  hot  to  hamlK 

lust  ask  head  cisiili  kim-t-  /elliwr 

'It's  been  an  unbelH-veabW  vear 
alreadv     s.iul    HimJ    lo.i.li    i' 
Zellni't 

We  bei'n  setting  records  and  « i 
onl\  need  to  qualitv  tmir  more  peo- 
ple lor  Nationals, 

Harper's  men  -  ,  iirreni 

K  ranked  1st  m  the  nation,  .iinouMi;sl 
Division  III  junior  Colleges 

The  Women  ar«'  lurrentK  r mk.  ,1 
4th  m  the  nation  as  well 

.Alter   a   strong   showing  at   the 
t-hicagoland     Championship      thv 
IKiwks       tt.i\ct(.i        to       Kcnosli 
V\isi,i>nsin     to     parlup''.      •■"     •'•■<. 
c  .irthage  Invitational 

rhis     invttatii>"  ■'  ' 

schools  and  Ha(> 

only  (unoir  Colk»ge  m  .nun.l.im. 

The  Hawks  ivnn'  again  didn  t  dis 
appoint 

llarp«'r  s  iti>  n  tciiii  l.uik  i  »i|h 
place  overall  and  the  women  tiM>k 
htime  a  ll)th  place  Imish  as  «  el! 

Van  t^oieman  grabb«-d  a  Sth  plan- 
tinish  in  the  li)l)M  »Mth  .i  time  ot 
114N    I  had  Bos!,. I  !  with.i 

time  ot  ll.,l'i.  C'"'  '  ■    '    I  ~'h 

placv 

Coleman    ■ 
>;r.ibK-d  a  1st  pUice  finish  in  the  >>li\1 
IS  well      He  tinisluHl   m  .i   lime  oi 
-  SH;.    which   w.is    ^;iHu(    t  nough    lo 

Hualil\      •■■•     "-  '-  ',i,....„( 

Round- 

with  a  iinu  -.1  ^  .  ^^ 

DiHMi  Mok  alMi  linish.il  vviil.  i 
time    ot    27  "S.     whiil.  ' 

eiii'ugh  for  a  '♦th  place  i 

Shanrhin  Mi  \amara  tinislti  vj  w  itti 
a   tiriH'  of   2n  l)^.   which   was  i;iH>d 


ru»ti<ii  t(.r  .»  -illi  p.... .    ;.i..-:i  '    '     • 

\U>k  alMi  iollipt'teU  111  tl'< 
.lid  liH>k  home  with  .i  7fh  pi... «   ■•,■         ,.  ..•    . 

ish      II.-  had  ,1  tun.-  ol  52-%.  whicli  II.  in    Isl   pl.ue  o\.r.ill 

was    giHid    enough    to    quallfv    lor      wuh  .i   m^    i  i.ojx'r  n-vord   tinn-  ol 
Nationals  ^322 

McNamara  once  again  had  .in.  ^'  '  '.  phan  I'olus  added  to  th.  I  l.m  k 

t  strong  showing  't,  he  flnlslK^.l  in  >fh  pl.u .     n  i-i 

In  the  s.ime  event,  she  l«H>k  hoiii.       al!   m  llie  long  |unip 
.1  4th  placi' tmish  with  a  time  ot  «»2  ^^  He  had  a  jump    oi'.^l    iiiJ  iviili 

^'It's  been  an  unbelieveabie  year 

already, 

We've  been  setting  records 

and  we  only  need  to  qualify  four 

more  people  for  Nationals'' 

—Head  coach  Renee  Zellner 


..i„-d 


Ith 


which  was  ni~.<t  <'n..ii.;lv  i..  iju.iiilv 
t»>r  NalMMiaU 

fratv    Ihoele   also    ...iiMu.i    '.i 
Natumals,  m  the  I=it)l>M 

She  tinishi'd  in  litfh  pi.i..  ..x. nil 
vMth  .1  tim.i>l  s  lSf,S 

lualtlied     l<<r 

put  and  discus 

111   llic  shot   put   he  finished   in   rrul 

pLuc,  with  .1  llirov^  ol  14  r."  in.i  t"  <'• 

discus  he  finishi-.l  in  I: 

.1.- ^    '.s 

tt    liii.      .^         I'l.m        i^ii.iiitK'o         i.'i 

Niiion  il--  m  the  discus  av  well 

i!g  t..inn  finishtxf  in  2nd  y' 
'    )avehn,  with  a  throw    4" 
ledritv/yk  had  a  thniw  ol  2^  2-   l-.'il> 
ijudhfivd  for  NatiiHuK  a.s  well 


that  lump  he  iju.iiiii.  I  t.'i  \  iiion.iU 
as  well 

The  4vlli<hn  relax  team  tiKik  a  '•rd 
place  overall,  w  ith  a  time  44  ST  and 
ijii.iiitied  lot  N.ition.ils  a>  we'll 

MeniK  r-  ■>?  thi~  ream  won-  Ke\  in 
l.Uvscm,  H.  ii.iti  .iiikl  Hi. nil 

Shum.ich.  ' 

llie  4\4ili'  rcl.n     team  als..  h.ui  .i 

..f'.ir.  •   ..f..-\\m.-  .IK   IS, 'II  ,111.1     thl'\    tin- 
I    l|U.llltli'J    lol 


M,-nil.. 


Cj.ipastlOlU-         M'.i.       i\.inu  ■       (..'-1  i'M 

.»nd  Scum.ului 

1  l.iwks  Iravi-tevI 
sin.   to  partic- 
p  ii>    in  tlu-  MafijUi'^it  Invitafiorvil 
k  .vieman  tCKik  !»th  place     m  the 


I  U-  .lis..  l..ok  .)  7th  plan-  iimsli  in 
ilie  2(KIM  as  svell.  he  finished  with  a 
tune  of  22  hV 

Ihivle  grabb«'d  a  1  Ith  place  lin- 
ish  in  the  4<I)M 

She  had  a  tune  ot  ••'■•  M  .in. I  ,|u.ili- 
ttevi  lor  Nationals  as  well 

she  .ilso  ..|iialitied  in  thi-  T(H)IIM  .i-. 
u,  II 

k.u.'ni.iii  .it  .1-  I'lv.k.'  ,1  1  l.ipi  1 
record  in  iIh'  shot  put  as  well.  He 
iha'W  the  shot  put  l'i4<>M.  which 
was  good  enough  'oi  4lh  pl.u.     Iin- 

ish 

li'dretc/vk  grabbed  a  7th  placv, 
in  the  shot  put  w  itli  a  throw  of  ')..'i2M 
\.K U'  'i  ilso  tiH'k  home  a  S|h  place 
I.,  well,  she  h.i.l  llir,.\v  ol  -4  IDM. 
hoth  thn>\\-    V  ,ii.ilii\    ti.r 

Nationals 

( .iim  .il'->  I.  i.ice  finish 

in  the  lavelin  in  .....i  ..  throw  of 
4^.52M  Sean  Mc<Avhan  ftxik  a  '»th 
place  finish  as  u  ell  h.  h.ul  a  throw 
ol   >.22M 

(^ipastione  had  another  strung 
lonlesl.  in  the  4(1i)mll  He  finished 
m  second  place,  with  a  lime  of 
'>^,'i'»  Vlatt  Carson  tinishi-d  in  '*&> 
place,   with  a  lime  of  IlKl  SK. 

Polus  tinislusJ  in  'ifh  place  o\ti- 
all  in  the  long  |ump  he  li.nl  i  |ump 
of  h2"lM 

)\I(tt>ni  rela\  team  had  another 
strong  showing  as  well  They  fin- 
ished in  'rd  placi'  with  a  time  of 
445  Mc-nibers  ol  this  team  wetv 
<.apastione.  Carscm,  Mok,  and 
Coleman  Ihe  rK"xt  meet  fur  the 
Hawks  will  be  the  Region  IV 
C hampjonship.  which  will  fn  held 
in  Cliampiagn. 


The  Harbinger 

I  h  «•       * ■'   I       li     I    r   |i  e"    r      I-  «i  1   I  «>  fj  «•  ^     ^ 


Walwy  NanMff  C*ll«g«  •  Patarttna,  IMiiQis 


XXX 


1«  *  IWy  1,1—t 


WHOM,  AMC  30  bring  music  to  movies 


STAf'  At)  •". 

1    nnivi»'-){v»'r»  «\l«fft'*i    Ihr 
■  I  AMC  SiutK  Bdrriiriif.'ii  'J' 
thertw*  iwi  April  •*,  lhf\ 
coined  bv  m»n'  fh.m  (I 
BihadM-rtisi'i)  ih" 
«t«nd      InsttMtJ.  lihv    .■ 
««tlh  loth!  mu<.k.  dincin. 
myri<Ki  pn/i%.     But  thi-   w.i--   n. .i 

dv>pitt'  .ipiHJMIKV*.  <«»»«*>  dl%liH.lt 

ed  hi){h  MhtH»l  Jjihi-  \Vlk\( 
f-UrpiT  s  stuiitiit  run  r.Hli.>  sr.iii.Mi 
h.Kl  <jrriv«Hl 

rhis  hn<.i  ! 
works      " 
bnvK-h».i 

hon  si-viTdl  mi<mh>  j>;. 
a»f  imvlHU      the  twu  H 

lul  working  ri'l.ttion 

..,  I ICM  p«t>vidin>: -Hlvrr 

tiding  ti>r  Hw  ihtMtiT  ami  Wit  sup 

nivi...'  ii...  ..i.ttKin  with  promotii <tw  1 

M  give  i»ut  im-Air 

-H>  >Mi«ii  ilw  *ub)ix1  ijiiif  up  ••( 
the  rddto   ledVinK   fhi-  i.impii-   '.- 
hnwdctfil  from  Ihiir  p.iiii 
ties.   VVIKM  sjw   it  .is 

pr,.i..'M'...,,     I' 


iiHnmurulV."  «i>'^  Public  Kt'LilHtii- 

M.i »  .,--..   -   ,- 


Vlir 


I  ' 


l^ldl  (H'upU    iJHfl    X\'  supptHl  llu    sl,l- 

Imn.  Kpening  niRhl  i>n  tht>  movios 
•ir  Brt'M  fctsM^4  and  Im'  meant  d 
.;«•  turmtut  tor  the  tivrMgi'  and 

n;i-d  .ludu-nifs  Ihiisi- irii'V  ii-s 
tn'd  (oUiirds. 


Stati**  MMMgar  Dana  Kroll. 

\in    w*s   thv   I 

UHCMssidv  as  \i 

•Is  i>(  }ut»plc  Itrimi  H.»rp«'r|  wh.i 

Mt'  III  -^urisirt  u**  v\(»i,intl  up  st.n 


WHCM  DJ,  iMMiy  Bwidt,  work* 
o«  •  prograM  for  bar  naiit  •bow 

UleM  isn  t  stuppinK  Jl  this  OIK' 
i.ididsl.  iMlhiT  In  addition  lo 
olhtT  possible  outinj;  lo  the 
irinKton  KMhis  summer,  the  radio 
ilion  evpects  ti>  brtwdtasi  trom 
■s  vear's  Taste  i>t  PaUitim'  All  this, 
iiibmed  with  VVIKMs  W\^-  ol 
limn  .111  ICC  Uivnse  tor  FM  broad- 
-.1  beli>a-  ttxi  lonit  rm-ans  that  this 
■  nr  slatHMi  that  has  m»%st)ere  to  go 


Harbinger  brings  home  awards  from  state  competition 


Sam  Hays 


deservi-s  t>|lu:iai  praisi'  i  Hi 
Thursiiav  and  Fnday  April 
and  2^.  {III-  llarhint(cr 
J  It  attended  the  spring 
Hiunuhsm  nwiteit-ruv  held 
'-V     the    lllirHXs   i.  imimunih 

.:!,•»;.•                         I, .11:1   .']'--,: 
\ssovl.lI' 

Wnsht  1. 

New-  i.'litrr.-n.  ,-    i- 
Mellent     .ipp.ulimilv 


Award  wiaainc  Sports 
tattar  Havia  Saapk* 

niivi*'  m.in\    Jilli  Ti  ■  ' 


submit  new- 
.  s,  s(n>rts  slo- 
teatures.  pho 
ditorials  .iiiil 
the  paper  av  i 
'lilies  tike  !.>'. 
11  Papers  .1 
l.iWl'd  lo  pu«. 
lom-s  ti)  enter 


iiititis  inusl  tall  uiidci" 
I  his   vo.ir    rhr   Hitrhtn,'- 


.irtist.  NiK'l  H-ii;. 


•11  third 


Editor  in  Chiaf  Lindsay 
Franch  with  award 


Steinbeck's  Of  Mice  and  Men  gets  Harper  touch 


Taaya  Kirtm 


i  n^    hi'  svM\     \pni   ," 
rfxirtunitv   (4'  r> a  u:v. 
'.•  Haqvr  ColU>;i  diii 
,/  \U'n    Ko-ptiic  in  mn. 
\)i<:  theater  jHTlorni.ime,  I  ut.M  W  ihe  provi 
lion  evftvtinu  lo  siv  i.-mnHwi  p«-r»orm.ime  i" 
l.iki-s  .ind  errors    Mom 
pfist'd  with  a  first  rale  [>. 


.■■i;  V,  .i-lM,.u>;hl  tuliUbv  dllol  ihi' 

.    iissi".      I  would  niimuneiul  this 

:>rmanie  to  all,  even  it  vou  doni  n');ularl\ 

'id  ihejlriial  events    Allhoufih  I  had  read  thi' 

Kxik  t  V  Mill'  aiiJ  Men.  I  w  as  unabU-  lo  ritall  w  hat 

It  WIS  <\in  .iKiut     This  prixluition  h.is  ensured 

IV  s  l.nov\   Ihi-  sion    hii,    b.  lutiJ  1  V 


.^agaa  a-4 


Claaaiflada — Pai|a  S 

Co— latary 

Pagaa  6-7 

A  ft  E _.^agaa  ••§ 

•#orts-#aCas  10-12 


Nawa: 

Student  newspaper 

takes  awards. 
tPatfaS 


CoRUnantary: 

A  loiik  at  Dr. 
Brfudir  s  busy 
schediiU' 
Saa  paga  • 


How  to  Mirviv 
\  our  tiiials 
Saa  Pagat 


_PagM  a-4       Caaaaaatary-Pao  *-7      ***- 


Sparta: 

Athlfto-s  ol  the  year. 

Saa  Paga  12 


^•gaa  •-•       Sparta fagaa  10-12 


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CampusC^News 


TheHartnnj^er 
May  3, 1999 


Awards:  Harper  newspaper  gets  recognition,  praise 


contmuad  fram  pact  l 

place  for  his  cdtiik   •■trip  .iKrni  th.- 

bizarre  building  njnu-  vhaiiRt-s  wr 

are   all   tiw   familiar   with   hcrt'   .it 

Harprr 

I.  (ini;tJtul.iti<»n»  ftp  O"*  •**  •'**■•" 
Sht-pU'.  lUrhii^er  "sjT.rf.  F.lii.ir  for 
a  )ob  well  d»»n«'     Ki  'nd 

ptacrinSfK>rb>i-tMtuii  -  ; tur* 


iin  H.irfHT  •.  U'nnis  ItMm 

spt-iul    kudi«^   fti'   li'    fdilor   in 
thul  I  iivdM'X    fn-ncti  who    dt».pif,- 
h»r  bus\  scheduk'.  manasiil  to  • 
a  sliir\  RiHxl  eniHiRh  to  taki-  ■*•< 
in  the  featuivs  awnprtititwi 

rhafs  thni-  out  ot  (n.-     in,!  ihr 
K-st  m'U-  IS  ,il».H->   '.ni 
VVhiU'  n«'f  t'<  ondi-rmiiu-  i; - 


M»rn«-  thi'  aN'V'v  im*ntU)iH*d  individu 
.iK  did    fli.   Hitrhinj(tr     as  a  whulf 
111)  \s,,!>,1iTtullv    BeinR  Ofu-  I'l  i>nlv 

Its  dlNlsum  ttl  di»  VI, 

IS  a  papi'f  vsiin  two 
awards  Ihflir^I.  was  third  plan- lor 
mi'nt  lor  th«'  achievements  oi  the 
uiiuis  7)(i  iUrhin^fr'-'  second 
avv ard  was  tor  ihi-  overall  exoi-llencv 


of  the  paper  as  a  whole.  The  third 
place  award  was  givi-n  based  on  iIh- 
compiled  accomplishments  ol  the 
stdtt  from  layvnil  and  design  to  the 
qualit)'  of  the  sf»>nes 

All  the  staff  writers  and  editors 
deserve  spoaal  thanks  for  represent- 
ing our  schcK>l  •*!  well  and  lor  Riving 
us  all  sofiH-thirm  to  be  ptuud  of. 


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Impromptu  meeting? 

Right 

!t  si'fmfJ  a  sinipU'  fn>iii>;h 
rfque«.t.    All  wc  askod  was  a  bit 
,.t  his  tinif.  t'nouRh  to  fift  some 
qui'stions  .iiiswered  and  ri'n'i\i' 
tiedbdck  trom  him  on  v\hat  vv.is 
i;oins  on  at  Harpor     Youd  think 
Dr.  BreudiT  would'vc  bft-n 
hdpp\   to  .iccommoddtf 

(  ,»r   u  h.it   lis  wortl\.  L  .irol, 
his  secrt-lary,  was  nice  i-noii^h 
to  us     She  could  nevt-r  Ruaran- 
ii'e  a  time  ti>r  iis,  but  she  was 
willing  to  (oi  down  a  time  .ind 
"sec  if  Dr    Breudi'r  lould  schfd- 
ulc  it  in 

And  oti  ui-  d  k;>>    .If  ranS" 
in^  out  doadlines  to  work  out 
with  our  interviews  wilh  Pr    H 
Sometimes  the  sl.uv    iiii^hl  have 
to  be  brought  in  a  little  later 
than  normal,  but  -  hey'      at  least 
we'd  have  word  Irom   I  he  Man 
himself. 

Until  the  dav   ol  tl\.-  inter 
view     Or  maybe  the  day  before 
Without  fail,  there  was  Carol  on 
our  voice  mail,  all  lourliss    .ind 
apologies,  telling  us  win  our 
meetings  were  cancelled 

\\,    b  1      I-  inipr«>mptu 

,,  •\rt  "     l^r 

a  previous  engagement  i\huh  In- 
was  unaware  of 

That's  It      \.>     but  lu'  N 
availabU'  at  this  tiimv      no  ntlier 
offers  tti  assist     just     \iuir 
appointments  tanieled 

Now.  maybe  these  were 
true    but  we  feel  rankled  .it  the 
\  -i'  brus|\ed  .isi.ti 

riiMmni;  but    .1  slini's  .tiui     ■ 
ing  hope      We  uiMuit-r  it  il 
Siin-Timcs  were  to  ciime  b\   h'    r 
ing  for  an  intef\uv\    with  Pr 
Breuder     u  .' 

the  same  sfi'-.     'i  .ui->'i\    i.^.iiii 
portanc e' 

\Ku  l^«   Pi    Breuder  could 
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UjMyPrMcli 

f[>TOH»(CMI(l 

Utn     IS    il    th.il    til. 
Harper  lx«nksi. 

charges  .ill". '-.t  ,i..ut''. 
mori-  li'i  ' 

n>IU->;f  sUn.-..^'  ,,„.,. 
Ht't  .it  Crown  tor  miuh 
U-Ns'  I  ilon't  undiTst.iml 

I  irst  of  .ill  we  .ir>' 
p»H>r  collej;e  stu.l 
at  least  most  i>i 
S«.-ond,  we  are  li.irfvt  ^ 
own  poor  college  stu- 
dents. M>  why  would 
thev  want  to  |.Kk  up  thv 


pru«s«  .ind  loM-  business 

tr.mi  tlicir  Kyv^n  dirv.l-.'' 
>^  ,.,„,^U     ,is  It   this  lol- 
•  t;it  tnoui;h 

,.  ,,..  ,.,.  ,.U 


thiT>-   is   th.-   hitik   bu\ 
[•■.kW  .iiul  I,  s  ,1  pxxl  dejl 
s,.m«tinHs  11  viHi  own  a 
.    i     ,-.  huh    IS 
■,   III  ttir 
,.  iiuslii  It  ■-  .1  -;i>">i 
Or    (H'rh.it's   lu.i 
I  ike  in  mv  i  js«-.  I  l»u>;hl 
.1  norkKxik  lor  tnR  HM 
the  tejch»>r  said  il  vou 
vv  lilt  lo  Kct  a  ^ood  Rrade 
1,    ut'  II     Is    vs.irk 
,..,,   i;\   It   ,lt    liMst   OIUl-   .1 

week  .ind  bl.ih,  bl.ih 
bl.ih  I  H"  '"  ''"•  ''''^ 
bu\b.u  k  «  itli  tl 


SK>k  that  I  S>uKht  for 
ihe  class,  still  in  the  cel- 
lophane w  rapper  and 
ti.ind  It  ti>  the  nice 
.„il.".l.idx  "she  s.iid,  \li\. 
I  ni  s.>rr\  tin-  KMilur  is 
not  usins  tills  t>iH>k  lU'xt 
semester"  In-plv  slight 
Iv  contused.  "C>kd\, 
what  does  tlvjt  nH-an?" 

Well,  unlorlunafelv 
ill  I  cm  RiveyiHi  for  it  is 
ill  cents,"  she  answered 
\\  ith  J  smite 
St)  ci-nts'  t>kav,  Um  me 
j;et  this  sIraiRhl  1  buy  a 
S15  biHik  .ind  brinft  it 
batk  still  wrapped  in  its 
iiriKinal  packanmg  and 
,ill  vou  I  an  Rive  me  is  s(> 
ii-nts'  Vm  have  j;ol  to 
I.,     ki.idioi;    rnc'"       She 


That  IS  when-  is  bu\ 
b.uk  IS  not  sood  tiv  \ou 
All  I  amid  do  with  the 
bixA  is  keep  the  b«x>k. 
Uive  It  to  a  triend  or  sell 
It  to  .1  treshman  lor  S? 
klnM(-HT  lh.in  the  txHik 

sliTl- 

1  undlTsMMd  th.ll  till- 
biiokslon-  has  tci  make 
mone\,  but  even  teach- 
ers find  the  prufs  outra- 
ROHis  One  teacher  went 
as  tar  as  to  U-ll  us  not  lo 
buv  our  bvKiks  there. 

We  have  lo  buy  iHir 
lextbcM»ks  there  but  wh\ 
are  thev  *«'  and  $70^ 
[■Kk-s  anybody  knov\''  It 
M>.  enliRhten  me 

I  rnatl  me  at 
thebin);en"holmail  com 


I  Hay* 


1      lli.i.-    .in      K    moaned   and   groaned   atH>ut 
1,1  lol  ol  siiil;!.-     hiKh   heals  and    panty-hose   and 
:j;u\s  lutv   .It      .il  ways  having  to  li»>k  rixkI,  and  I 
jllarper,     tell     understandth.it   Whi-n  I  gel  up  in 
the    tiioinin);    sweats  or  baggy 
leans  ,ind  my  lavorite  old  sneak- 
ers are  ttie  only  way  to  go 

fiver  iHiticed  how  overdns.sed 

lor  underdri-ssttl  as  ihe  case  may 

immit  man,  th»-w  years     Kl  many  lemale  I larfxr  students 

VV..  tr^    so  hard  to     s,sni  to  K'  Ui.t  vou  rwit.  any  day 

.,.,1(11,11  V  time  of  day  a 

.  ,,,.!.,  iksl.ire  uill  set 


Ime    it  s    not 

Itrustr.Mini;  to 
!k-  .iloiH'  Jul 
i>ur 
pi  ntu 


vomplam?  I  would  tv  nuts  i..  tt\ 

iiul  instill  .1  ttn-sv  coiie   but  1  .mi 

.,,,.   ,,,:•    1    .■.,  •■    ''i.    .■•11,'!.    .ti.-.s*-d 
UI'tlllMi;     M\   IrlelKi  ^.  V  u'll'-t.ilM 


1  li.ne  .1  tlni>r\  ll.irjH-f  has  no 
night  lite  Iheiv  .ire  no  tampus 
li.ini;  outs    r\o  dorm  p.irties    .ind 

.>\i'i,i!l   !>.>•    .!   biinili   .>!    wo.-   to 


rmi't  and  impress  potential  suit- 
ors Thea'fore.  whether  it's  awi- 
serous  or  ruit  islx-yond  me,  I  ihmk 
women  lr>'  to  make  damn  sure 
they  knik  Rixid  for  school,  t>ecaus<' 
the  likelihiKxl  of  meeting  a  ruv 
outside  of  sch»x>l  IS  mif  a  sur. 
ihinR  VVhi-reas  in  sch*H>l  if  a  Rin 
has  the  option  between  a  chick  s 
legs  .ind  algebra  the  girl  is  gonna 
come  out  on  lop 

But  I  think  we  would  Ih'  lrH>k 
mg  .inywav.  s<>  don  I  think  all  im  ii 
,,.  stuck  on  Us'ks  Iry  .ind  s.u 
-inething  intelligent,  believe  or 
not,  that  Tm  |usl  a  girl"  thing 
divsnt  work  on  real  guys  Not 
that  I  don't  kne  baK-s  in  short 
skirts  but  save  it  tor  the  first  dale 


Ask  Uncle  Bill 


lV.irlivleBill 
IfsK-enoyer  a  v. 
last  dated    It  -  i 


l>. 


line  (XH>r  child  s  parents  M'nd  viHi  to  jail.  It  you  : 
Miur  early  fWiMitR-s  it  is  hnw  you  start  talking. 
lien    .And  simv  last  time  I  checketl  women  don  t 
iilly  hvv  in  nighl  clubs    Irust  me  ihen-  are  plen- 
.>t  places  to  intx't  nue  wi»m»-i 
In   the  library,  or  the  gnxi ;  '  .i  N>ok 

s.>unds  cliclie   but  you  an-  inori'  likely  to 
.  V,  .„„,m  m  a  natural  sefting  than  dt>lli-d 
night  club    It  IS  giHKl  to  know 

...nim    lU.ll  WO"  '  '"■■•'    Isul  It  Mlunds  like 
;  to  brush  up  on  V,  1 1  nicafion  sk  1 1 

id  \  our  hon/ims 

i.ii  llwfi-aiv  aHr.uii\e  inteiliKitit,  kind  and 
■     '.  !  iveiA  corner    C.*Hid 


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Who  h.i«.  m»t  dskitl  thi'iTtM-lvi's  why  .i 
louplf  ot  vouiiK  mt-n  walk,  tnti>  Ihtir 
•«.lwH>l.  kill  thirttvn  cljssmatt"»  and 
tht-n  f,o  i>n  to  kill  ihi-msfKf*''   i  know  that  t  lot 
one.  have  -.pi-nt  .i  nmsi  .ini4iiiTi|  nl  tmu'  in  ini;  to 
tmurf  thjl  out 

\  trwnd  imm.  I  w  m.     I 

wa:it  to  ht'jr  you  s.u  iti.it  to  h.in  j;iins  i-  itu 
answer  to  the  probliTn      AltKiunh.  I  am  not  a 
pit>-)»un  .idv'iKale.  I  v^ouki  hasc  lo  ay{r»f  with 
hiT  thought  that  the  bannmn  of  Runs  art-  not  nfi 
fssanlv  thf  solution 

I  think  that  I  havi-  Kvii  jhlv  lo  loiiii-  up  with 
sonu-  Minclusions  thai  I  wish  to  shan-    Kirst 
no  matter  how  wronj;  or  inappropriati'  the 
maiority  teels.  this  r»-sp«»nse  was  in  their  JitiKul 
ties.  It  shouU  be  clear  to  all  of  us  that  the  K>\  s 
themselves,  somehow  had  the  impression  th.il  il 
was  "O.K  "  or  appnipriate  way  in  whuh  to  h*n- 
dle  their  problems  with  their  pivrs    SciTmd, 


since  mi*sl  ol  us  vsiiulJ  a>;ref  that  tins  was  niiM 
an  appropriate  wa\  in  which  lo  Jcal  with  sonie 
i>f  the  problems  ot  e\'ervdav  lite,  exactly  w  hen' 
did  these  two  younj;  men  gi-t  th<-  impression  that 
ihis  i\.is  111  .in»  iiuimHT  .Hirplil^li- 

Iam  J  nii-mh.r  .11  ill.' I'.v .  *>..!.■.■>  i  '..i-    il-...,. 
prop«isev|  11 
(lain  and  pi-^^.i,.    .,  ,...i,  ^  ,,ii -u  i- »-. .   ,i,.., 
riM-arch  paper  with  the  kimI  ot  lournal  put'ln  i 
lion    I  will  susRcst  that  the  hypothesis  ol  this 
p.i(H  r  K  tlu-  lliounht  th.it  we  .is  uuliv idu.ils  ire 
ate  what  MKiely   .is  ,i  toliivinc  entity,  u  ill  .unpl 
as  appropriate  .itlioiis  and  ivs(miiim-s  to  others 
aitions    Ihue  this  s.xi.l.il  .iltiludt-  is  i  re.ited,  the 
indivuki.il  Is  tree  to  .ii  t  .in,t  re.iit  vxithin  what 
they  perceive  as  the  boundaries  sit  up  b\  s,Kiet\ 

This  parficiil.ir    Hl.uk  Iremh  C  imI  l  ..in>; 
either  did  not  s,v  thi'ms.-Kes  .is  litliiiv;  in 
In  the  rest  ol  thi'  uroiip  or  were  not 
.illoued  into  the  .ictiv  ities  ,>I  tin-  ri>sl  ol  the 
>;n>up     the  i|iiestions  I  will  K  .ist.  in.;  «  ill  h.n,- 
to  do  with  londilioniii^; 

(iUttner   I'.uloy    \laslow  i  our  usponsitiilities 
(Kam/$>Alre    j.iiiu-s   HobK-sl  problems  through 


.the  various  stag>-s  ol  development 

Oa-ud   Frikson   I'laset   Bowlbvjand  K-vond. 

I  would  sfnmRlv  suRgest  that  il  any  students 
have  an  interest  in  this  sort  oi  ptxijivt  they 
should  consider  foining  the  I'svcholoRv  Club. 
lo  |oin.  th»'\  should  ctmtaet  I'nii  Elav  ne 
I  homf>son  (I'sy  Club  Student  .iXdviMirl.  Her 
>>ttice  numK-r  is  Ilh2  and  the  office  pht»ne  num- 
N-r  is'<2'^MV4 

By  the  way,  even  it  you  do  tH»t  have  the 
lime  lo  actually  join  the  club.  I  would  cer- 
tainly K'  interested  in  any  and  all  input 
recarding  this  subjtvt  that  could  be  ol  use  in  the 

reM'arvh  p.iper 


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Iw  ant  to  thank  the  i  urrcnt  si.n'  i, .,  iniill^ 

putting  stmie  spue  into  their  m.ii.     i  i.in  t  reniemt'i  r  the  l.isi 
time  I've  rvad  ihrouRh  the  whole  paper,  and  lat'.«lv  I've  Kvn 
doing  it  without  e\en  thinking  aK«iil  it    1  mdsev.  Vani.  and  Al.in 
espeaallv  giHid  job    Short  but  swiet    Keep  up  the  gcHiil  vsork 


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A-  i.itiil  liiistr.      M     'SI  ,ind  long-time  Harper  Student  and 
''  '•■■'  I  "  rii,  ii;  pr.us,.  ol  the  April  12.  I'NM  issue    Particularly, 

I  .  nit  i.iidum  in  ru'ws  articles  by  Sam  Hays  and  Alan 
^'i''  '  in.tse\  I  renih  and  Sam  Hays,  as  well  as  your  t-ditonal 

distini;uisti  Ihis  issui-  anumg  the  bc"»t  ever   The  eiicellence  of  the  Refen-ndum  and 
Student  ll.ttion  i.ner.ige  was  in-depth  and  presented  a  fn-sh  poinf-ot-view  hea-tiv 
tore  igivireil  In  ;lie  ii\.i|or  rmdi.i  this  issue  will  tHMini,-  .m  important  (Mr*  ot  the  his- 


To  m^   ■ 

I    WOulil    ilM-    il.    lllTil^    leu     ■.HI.    u.    (S.'pii     III  ll    ll.n  .■    lM-||S,d    n 

nit-  Hurhiiiifcr  what  it  is  I  hank  vim  lo  Hrad,  IX-smond  |.i 
lohn,  to?ie.  Ke\in.  laPawn.  .Slanvly,  Vlargie.  Nicole.  Ryan  i  i  ! 
lanya  I  really  appreciate  the  t^-t  that  Alan  aivi  Sam  have  rept  il 
ediy  stayed  up  until  7  am  with  me  to  make  sure  that  the  paper  .;iM 
done-  and  that  I  didn  t  go  insane  trying  (At  least  v  inir  efforts  m.id. 
surn'  that  it  g«>f  done  I'm  not  sti  sure  about  the  ins.ine  part  )  Also 
Howard  and  leanne  have  betm  vvr\-  supportive  to  me  during  tb< 
past  senii-sier     And!.'  ■  ■'i.inl.\.Hi      I  ,  .\  i    I  iii.ls,  , 


toriidl  re>oi>l 

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•  netit  ot  hindsight  it  was  .ils»>  prescient,  in  that  many  of  the 
is  r.iisid  h.r.iii  ri.  n,  .1  '11,  irucial  ilitterencv  in  the  minds  of  the 
tlu- ciulconvr.   Tlif  Dailu  Ih'raiJ 

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Nays 

I  •■  I  (h-v 
inMiii   !•  u    ,11-,.!.   ....  i,    ...    .  ..in.-n 

pk"  ir.i/v      1  lu-v  ,««•  ri".pnnMbi' 
skeplf-  ni^iits  ami  iiKTrai«Hl  i 
Miek.    lh»->  an-  finjK    Ami  t\wy  .in 
Knv  dgdin 

H*rf>ers  fiiMk  4W  #it>un«i     ' 
comer,  tWRinnmg  the  wet*  ol 
l~     K!  !    ^\ 

111,.,  .11,  ..iilv  tip«it«i,  and  thdt'«> 
how  vi'u  iu«>d  !i>  li>i>t.  .It  tlu'm 
Figuri'  il  vim  Hjm'  p.i-Mvi  i  in -ugh  i>t 
these  siHv  little  tests  to  nfi  \oo  to  the 
end  ol  the  semester  without  Jrop- 
piny(,  the  ixlJs  Ol  s^riuiii^  uy  n^v. 
itreontv  ".H  !'■'  ~  '..-i  --.in  you  jrr 
uoini;  !.■ 

II  lh.-«  ,,,.;-  .1  ,, ,  ..i.im  .irt- "■■' 
enough  to  .oiivm.i  wm  In  ^ 
sofne  suretire  s«.ttU'  ilown.  ni.iv 
»»op  omipldming  and  put  these  sillv 
little  t»~.ts  in  perspeitivf  .ind  ci-l 
over  It    tips 

1 .  Ice  cieam.  I  ret-ummend  Ben  it 
Jerry's  Chuhbv  Huhb\     It  is  a  well- 


Wnown  l.iii  th.il  ^uftJf  iprob.ihi\ 
.ibunJ.itT  ~<n  In'  tri'.init  >;ivfs  \tni  .* 
pn>v«rbi.il  kick  in  tlu-  ht'.id  AKA 
N-tt<T  mmp-s»*rl  than  hemin 


will  burn  t  .iioru.s 
Uf  ^ri'jm  \ oil  I.' 
the  help 


.in< 
uM 


!  .lll>-l   .(I 
proKibi 


.!  M-rtous  not.     i  .il- 
\ou  the  Jitters 


iHlr^^cu    out  'W~VBC~      t  n«i    is 

■■■iiwifH  ynii  mt  nrrfrt  i-"*  *- 
|0VC  (it  ahway*  help*  U  Oc  otlMer 
^•fM«  le*«  jroa  teckK  Did  I 
■mmUmi  b»w  ImpoitMil  it  b  te 
JwaHctal,  ■•(  )iMl  'olik  oqr  par- 
lb  wMit  be  IMMW  tOi  lOr,  iNlt 
^Km  ••  in  '■0'  I  «le«^  wairt  to 

^^L'  and  if*  always  a  |>l«a  I 

■   ilitiilioiv  I  rtHoinnn'iid  this 

-it   us   is  ho  nii^ht   m»t  be 

piv    seeded    in   a    nujlu.it    love 

.like  »2  yttu  lan  do  this  all  b\ 

vourst'll  .ind  even  with  thf  lights  on 

Not   to  mention   vou   wiin  t   m't   in 

m  irK  .IS  much  trxiubU'  it  \our  p.ir 

enls  walk  in 

4.  Eiercise     I  .nik  at  il  this  wa\ 
even  d  it  d<ies  ni>t  help  \ou  rela»  it 


s  Massage  Find  a  leallv  hot 
pers4)n  that  you  are  attracted  to, 
a^ain  il  help^  it  they  like  vou 
hack,  at  k'*  them  to  ^\vt  you  a 
back  rub  'Mint,  this  could  help 
vou  duwn  the  line  with  '  1 


•    l'<iat    on 
Il  inc  will  onlv  p\ 
w  hiU'  It  cuts  ol  the  blood  supply  to 
•'  .   hram     White  it  misht  help  keep 
M  up  tot  thus*,  late  study  sessH«ls 
•  necx-ssanly  help  you  study. 

, 

10.       Video    %»mt%,    virtual' 
slaughter  of  imaginary  charac- 
1  trrs  just  might  help  you  wlaaae 
I  aomc  bedded  up  tenaion. 


'sliiip  But  il.in  I  sp«>nd  sti 
inuili  ni.nn;\  tii.it  \..Mi  kMlt  h-l\i'  t.» 
sp,lHi  l!lr  v\  h..|i      Im.l!  Ili'V    siHlnnrl 

v^orkiiii;  !o  pas  .-tl  \  ..ui  i  tidil  i  .mts 
S  ll.ui-  .1  stupid  nun  ic 
marathon  nolhini;  iv'uld  help  morf 
th.in  w.ilihin^;  |H-i>pk'  .ul  stupider 
than  \ou  mishi  lifl  during  finals 
Vou  int-ahl  ^^,ull  to  trv 

!  tiTi  Sandier 

J..ffinfV  H.'v 

PiW  \Un  on  Cm>^i^ 

•lusnir  PoBiers 


■■■  \s  .111  optional  11  lor  those  wh*i 
,,[,.  ,.,t  .,.,,r.„.i  ,)i  u.jhI  2\  years  ol 
•■J,-,  Ilk    While  I  don't  sug- 

;;esi  ..nii.i,  stvcral.  espi-cially  the 
ni>;ht  tvton-  a  tmal  or  the  morning  of 
tor  that  matter,  a  niiv  glass  ol  wirte 
I  an  bi-  stHithing  I  also  don  I  ttvom- 
niend  mixing  this  step  with  dnving 
or  1 2 

Now  nu  \\ ork  is  Jone,  I  have  shared 
all  ot  n\\  appropriate  advise,  even 
some  that  borders  im  r«>t  so  appnv 
priate  So  en)ov.  and  remember  they 
.\xv  |usi  tests  Vou  have  passed  them 
b»'tore  and  vou  will  again 


Korn  &  Co.  rock  on  family  values 


r-ifv 


(Us  .<  f 


g  from  the 
It's  way 
wood  ttouievard. 

•  *^>— s  motel. 

ULiLi     i   xjldlng  a  dozen 
4  up  so  thit  his  upper  body 
t.  Vivian  (Julia 
tcklng  her  bags  as  sh«  hears  the 
Stunned  she  makes  her  way  to  her 
window. 
ml    Vivian!    Princess  Vlvl a-    rrrv^  ^^v-f 
laugh*!  ^^  he  struggles  fo  j?*»»     a;  <j:  .^w  ^u.i- 


Koher- 
ra  music 


of  his 


is  on  1 


ninnlnj;  to  the 


hat  leads  up  to  her  apartoi 
Had  to  be  the  top  floor,  right?*  he  asks. 
she  replies  laughing. 
■       'ling  up  " 
d  oi  heights,  he  sacriiiccs  mmscii 
'^ages  to  climb  to  the  'frond  floor. 
i-ms  and  she  lowers  if  'ntn 

ihem. 
...    happened  after  he  climbed  up  the  tower 
and  rescued  her?*  he  asks. 
ues  him  right  back." 
They  K 

The  crcaus  roii 
Yes,  romances  like  this  tru;^  uc^ 
Find  yours  in  The  Harhinoer  personal  -.  —  ju. 
Place  an  ad  in  The  nger  for  only  $8. 

Come  and  pick  up  a  form  in  The  Harbinger  ot 


AaCEDIIOR 

KombnMighl  its  l.uthtul  anm  ol  lieac\  liiom  ■  h.uvis  ..ut 
.•M  tour  l.tst  l.ill     rhey  captured  the  immei 
'     ■  Mcnhiled    farnih  \' lilies  loi., 

. lures  one  ot  the  heav  lesi  i  ulling  ttt^e  ^oiuerl 
ups   111    rock   hlstory--Kom,   I  imp   Bi/kit,    lie   I  ulv, 
Rammslein,     Oti;\      .ind 
llncubus-and   lapture   all 
aa^^a  ■  fi^B^iWM^vBvm    the  MMiu   insanitv   ol  the 

VHUlESIiM^v 

Ill,    :~  .l.ltes  .,|      llu 


ilamilv  trek 

(Septenil  ■  l>er  M 

last    year)   grossc^l    more 
than  $«i  4  million  and  was 
seen  bv  over  24\l>l>()  tans 
I  he  hour-plus 

album  gives  tans  a 
gltmpsi»  into  the  world  ol 
the  trilK.iliv  .uilaiined 
lour  whuii  i\,is  niastc^r- 
minded  lu  Korn  ih  ir 
iTiana^;emeiit       company 

■••iiocauRTtSYornrviNASTifiGtCLii '"'■  ""'"  ''™ 

The  raniNy  Valnea  cover         M  e  t  r  o  p  ,.  I  i  i  .1  n 

I  iilertainnienl 
Most  ol  the  Hacks  were  recorded    i!  the  New  Orleans 
sli..\..   \c  huh  look  pi, 111     It  the   L  Nl  I  I  ake  Front  Arena  on 

'tires  t'.uh  b.itiil  at  its  K-st     lliere  .ire  li\i-  per- 

•  .nn  s  I, (lest  material  including    ha-ak  on  a 

'  ,.>t  the  I  lie    ,is  well  as  a  track  called    Sluil 

illi  \     whiih  IS  a  10  minute    inedlev  ol  old  korn 


tiires  K.iinmsteiii  ^     I  *u   1  List      tV^v's 
I  ('•   i"  ■    '   •     ■  ••    Muh.iel  ioier 


I  he     : 

Hlue     \!,. ::,,,,  - 
i.Hth 

I  he  most  suipi  isiiii;  .ippi'.ii  .11 !.  <     .1  '  -..•  tils*  Is  In  C  ube 

Ihe  I  |)  showiases  him  doiiii;  his  ..wn  hits  plus  ,i  loupli 

'■'■  1  lilt   i-m  |usl 

Mil    I.  1 1   :i"!   ."V.K    slu'ws  t  :■    .-.ive  power  ot 

uls  like   koin    I  imp  Hi/kii  ■   uK-,  but   it   also 

-ii..wi  ,i-..-s    ip   I'ui  ..>niiii>;  talents  such  as  the  hard  hitttnj; 

s.)uinis  ,ii   111.  lihii-  .iiul  the  CA'rman  industrial  Miund  ol 

Kanimstein 

this  I.  1 )  show  s  il',,  p..pul.iril\  ol  Korn  and  similar  bands. 

Itus  album  is  a  ^;i'  ipsule  lo  ^•'\~\v  ol  Ihe  bi^);esl 

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I  lis  sDphnuin-  MM!  ■ 
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■  ul   U\\  Ills  111  assists  and  stoaK    : 
u,  ;l 

i.irni  ilishrii  nut  h  2  assists  a  >;ami" 
aiiil  2  'ini'  .Is  uell 

III  I. it'll   J  tripli- double 

and  set  tht'  all-timv  Harpir  assist 
rtii>rd  m  imi'  si-ason  with  22" 
Sherman  aJM)  rtvordtd  13  assists  in 
iMU-  S'lnii' 

Oh.  I  aliru'st  toraot  hf  also  was 
All-  •VniiTiian  ti**» 

shornian  u.is  dam  M\  I'  and  hr 
>\as  on  thr  All  lournamcnt  as  well 
and  iMriuiU'd  \1\  I' 

He  XV as  KeKion  l\  MVP  and  lirst 
le.im  All  I.  onterneie  and  All-Region 
as  well 

FinalK  he  all-tornamnet  team  in 
National  loumamnol  in  New  York. 

I  Kui-ss  that  s  why  they  call  him  the 
tieneral 


■  ••  ■    Bi  R¥*^fRnJ^C' 
JafMI  Sharmwi  Mow*  9»%\  Jolt«t'*  Mark  Blackburn  J«i«t  lilM  IM 
Imp**  to  tfo  MXt  yaar  at  MC  against  NIU*  INtka  Irown. 

\~  .1    1  reshin.in,  he    - 
sin>;U-  K'lnii"  tor  thf  ll.ivsks  aiui   ii-d 
his  team  in  sionii>;     .i\iT.;iM.i;  almost 
IS  p>m's  a  i;ami 

"Hes  not  a  sdtish  plaver  said 
Siphni.Mc  \'*.n\  Sur^;es  He  handles 
the  h.'l  'i-    .-.  II 

knows  w  here  ' 
at  .ti.»  fc  i.  ■  1.  ;  "- 

Bv  d  "ini;  I' 


/«StST«NT  STORIS  EDITOR 

They  rail  him  the  ln-neral. 

Hi'  i.iine 
He  saw 
I  K*  lonijiieied 

For    the    past    two    \i'.  rs.    fared 
Sherman  has  smipK    ruled  the  k;.imi- 


l-roni  vs.lihinfi  him  pla.  the  past 
two  ve.irs  and  from  gathermt;  quoti-s 

Iroin  liMnimati's  and  lo.ii  ti.s   he  sim 
pK  doi-sn  I  h.ivr  a  we.ik  spot 

He  works  his  ass  .>ii  said 
Sophomore  power  i.'uard  ^ailo 
Atnello 

1  le  s  a  lot  ot  tun  to  j'l.iv  vi  ilh  and 
tun  -i;u\    to  vv.itih  on   (he    Msketh.ilt 

lOUI't 

III-  works  realh  hard  i  i  prailue 
.ind  I'spi'iialU  in  the  >;.imes 

1  le  s  has  a  Kfeal  attitude  that  s  his 
number  one  prioritv 

He  simplv  refuses  to  l.w*  »ml  I 
wish  him  the  tn-st  ot  huk  at  the  IK 

Standing  at  h  limt  tall,  Sherman 
didn  t  liHik  to  dtmiinale  the  sp<trt.  but 
he  did  an\  wax 


111         I  .1,  t    -. ;     1  ji    11    Ms(  .  t       J  '(,«  \  I  I      ill 

K\KX  sien  Ki  uas»-  he  is  alvva\s  ri>*ht 
in  \our  laie 

slier  nan  not  oiiK  eviels  on  the 
tMski-tliill  lourt,  hi-  als, .  i->,  lis  in  the 
I  l.issris  ni  as  vm-!1 

Hecjrrenth  i.irriesa  "'2(.I'A 

When  I  was  .i  I  reshman  I  was  a 

little    immalure,      sai.l        Sherman 

Atti  '   I  w  hile  1  ]ust  !i-  irni  ,1  to  tviome 

.1  team  plavrf  '-in.:  jUst  tell 

into  pla  e 

In  his  fri-shman  vear  the  Hawks 
had  a  d  smal  \ear  thev  Imished  '*-2(i 
and  li>st  a  lot  ki-v  plavers 

\)i,  ,!l  ..,„)  „,.i  .j,,n..  ...lis  three 
pi  -  were 

SlwiM...  .,    i>,..i ,...  a,.-,    ...,.,1- 

The  H4wk.<>  only  had  three  soph- 
mores  hut  that  didn  t  matter 


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ROMMEL:  Tlire«  times  a  ehanii 
for  this  student  atiilete 

conttmd  from  page  1.' 
to  death 

She  mak«'^  iMTvlhinj{ 
eaaiet  and  is  the  t>pe  ol  pUy- 
er  you  can't  win  wilhinjt  She 
wihtIu  hard  all  the  time  " 

Rommel  plav>  hani  even- 
iia\  aniMrding  to  Ryan  .in,l 
shf   performs   almost   tl.uv 


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tuons  m  thi-  tu-ld 

"Rommel  lusl  iiim«->  In 
plav  e\<rryday  and  she  enioy* 
doing  it,"  said  Rvan 

"She  s  om-  lit  thi-x-  pl.u 
ers  v<ni  want  U>  build  snur 

^■,in\  .iruund 


MORE  HAWK  NOTES 


I  Awn  «M  LofM  InvftatfoMlL  In  the  4x400  meter  relay. 
Qapasiione.  Mok.  Cwvon,  and  Ramel  plwed  4tfi  wMh  a  Ibna  of  3:26.21 
javflin  ttwow.  Cnlq  Ohm  placed  Mh  wNh  a  no's  while  Frank  Guzman  ( 
for  nMorariB  wWi  a  142*1  and  Saan  MoQaehan  placed  Oh  with  a  125*9. 


Mpt  weak  Mark  Bniao.  John  lltolMn,  Ryan  Fraund,  and  Kavin  Shepka  | 
^KlInapkA-upl 


HAWK  NOTES 


•There  wtN  be  a  Worrwn's  Soccer  mtormaUonai  meet- 
ing on  May  5  at  3:30  p.m.  in  the  athlelic  oMioe.  For 
mora  infcxwion  ooniacl  the  Woman'*  Soooar  ooach 
GaUM  Qkikano  al  (847)577-5066. 
•The  yWomen**  ^olaybal  laam  ia  aaatdng  piayara  tor 
»ia  1999  voNeybai  taaaon.  M  Maraaiad  cai  haad 
coach  Sharon  Staudar  at  (630)  280-2516. 

I  of »«  Track  a  FiaM  at  the  Loras  Invttattonal 
I  hakl  Apri  24  at  Lora*  Cotaga.  The  teftow- 
ing  roaula:  Sean  Coleman  ptooad  3rd  in  the  100 
meter  with  a  lime  of  11.33  and  Kevin  Ola  aeon  plaoed 
5«<tfsowilha  11.58.  In  the  200  meter  Coleman 
plaoed  3rd  with  a  22.67  whia  Thad  Boaton  plaoed  9Sn 
wMia23.6e.  m  the  400  meter  tor  women.  Shannon 
MONamara  ptaoad  4lh  with  a  63  72  while  Uura  yoelz 
plaoad  S»i  with  a  67.20.  In  the  800  meter  Andy 
Ramel  placed  7th  with  a  1:59.37    In  the  1500  meter 
Ron  Lansdwon  redeved  a  PR  with  a  4:58.  In  the 
high  jump  Matt  Caraon  placed  5th  with  a  6-fool  jump 
witia  Staphwt  Pokjs  placed  7th  with  a  5'8'  loot  jump, 
m  the  400  meter  hurdtos  Chris  Gapaettone  ptaoad  1M 
with  53.06 

•HartAiger /iMiale  >ltMM»  or  Ifie  MHaafc  Roeie 
n9nt«i  for  displaying  good  aportmanship  and  t>eing  a 
toy.)l  p4ayer  on  the  softbaN  team. 
•NarMver  Ma«»  >lffMMt  oTMa  IWaolk:  Chria  Manze 
for  tjeing  there  in  ttte  midst  of  all  tlie  basabal  team's 
iniuriee. 

«Quola  of  the  Week:  f^n  Freund  and  John 
TWotaon  "Cubs,  too  many  Injuries  we'U  have  to  wait 
T!)  riext  year  yo '  Kevin  Shapke  "Go  SonT 


I  gama  and  FraurnVShapka'a  team  dalaalad  I 
IVotMn/Bnjao  laam  15-2.  In  ttia  aaoond  game  hoiMvar,  Iha  r 
team  tool  twraly  toat  1S-13  to  tha  TVolaon/Fraund  team  after  Bono  i 
point  shot,  but  TItolaon's  lay-up  m  the  end  gave  the  vtetory  to  the  Fraund's.  In 
tia  liftiri  inMcfHV.  tw  Fraund«fiiao  team  oonMM  tha  paoa,  but  the 
-nitotaorWShapka  laam  kept  the  oonlaat  wIMn  strMng  dWanca.  TMotsonnal^ 
three  conaacuMva  2-pointw*  to  kaap  hia  laam  ctose.  but  the  Freund/Bniao  I 
pulled  out  the  vtotory  in  tfw  end. 
•8port»  Quoit  of  the  Weok:  Kevin  Shepka  on  the  free-agency  raiaaae  of  Robin 
VlMura  from  the  White  Sox  Ihia  y«ar~  'H'ha  Sox  need  a  third  baaaman.  hkirton 


Thanlts  iiarpar 


I^EN'S    ATHtCTt   Of  THE  it^K 


CoHGMrULA7IOrtS    to   HfiiUPER  M£W3, 
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K**lNaiMpke 

SPOfilStOITOR 


TH6  LAST  5^ailO&  Of  TH^ 
MtitT  FALL. 


I  reali?i'  I  rii  nvi-d 
miiih  nu>iv  space  to  do  a 
column  when  I  was  in  high 
sch(x>l  and  it  was  my  last 
issue  But  at  any  rate.  I  set- 
tle for  the  sidebar 

I  |ust  wanti"d  to  take  the 
timt'  .itui  thank  the 
H.irbiiini'r  ,ind  its  slaH  for 
vM'kiiminj;  nn-  tin-  l.i-i  tui> 
M'.irv 

I  H'.ih/o  now  th.il  I 
niu'.l  i;o  i>n  In  other 
.■ncicuor-.  .ind  t.iki'  ihi' 
risui  tfial  1-  must  .ipfUMl- 
m>;  Ivor     since     mv 

l.iri'vvill  column  in  hi^h 
-I  himl  I  have  been  a 
sui  ess  .hkI  I  vv.int  to  thank 
e\er\one  .iroiiiiii  me  iy^r 
hel(Mn>;  me  siM.-ed  K>Jn 
I  reiind  who  was  ftu-  first 
person  I  met  in  hen  I  came 
to  the  new  spaper 

Iven   though   he's   the 

i   most    die-hard   Cubs   fan 

I  \  e  e\  .T  met.  lie  still  finds 

time  to  come  with  me  to 

the  White  Sox  games 

\'oi'l  Bago,  who  I  met 
this  vear  and  who  also 
tinds  (ime  to  go  to  the  S<ix 
games  with  me  as  well 

|ohn  Iillolsiin.  who 
never  shuts  up.  still  appre- 
ciates the  Sox  as  well 

lastly.  I'd  like  to  thank 
the  Datly  Herald  and  the 
ChicBjfi'  Triburjf  for  giving 
me  a  chaiKe  to  write 

Also,  Ujvv  Pump  lor 
helping  me  get  the  chances 
I  recievcvl  and  my  parvnts. 

Thank  vou  Harper  for  a 
great  two  vears  I  hopi-  to 
lonliniie  to  siiccts\1  in  the 
tuture    I  hanks 


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.M3TDC0U»TIS>  OF  H«B«}»Ci 

M«ay  Wa  will  1 1  •«•»(••  ■  S.7t 
OM  wMI*  playinC  thr««  •p«rt». 

Kaviii  MMph* 


k'dvv  .ilU  r  t\w\   ii'it 
Not  iTunv  amw  .iiu!  . 
Kith  iKf  ildssRxwn  .1- 
pUvinn  hfid 

Ih.-  I'WMM,! 
t»(  Iho  \t  .ir  m.i 

pl.u 


aviffagins   ■  ^■ 
ttudt-nt  I  > 


up  t 


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ni-MT  (tavf  tm-  «in  i>f>pi>rtuiiit\ 


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r  l<  Mlti 

!\i  'iiuiiil  ts  J 
:ivr  her  i«lf  in 


'1  >h<'  l!  s     |u-t     ,iti    huriKt     (•■!     iiH  H 

.       !'.  k'..i,ii.,.   '    ..  n    t 


u-l  loll 


vv  .IS  Miimttl  All-Kfgion 

-...■....   i..,,ii  in  wDrnt'ii's  b.iski-th.ill 

■iii  nt<t  imlv  Uid  aidih  )fiid  thin^ 

1 1 141  sh«>  wj>s  imi"  hiH  tup  plaviTs,  l>ui 

hiT  sislvi  CKnsta.  who  i«>  her  as-.istjnl 

'        '   -Ivlball  .»s  Wfll  a^  siittbjt! 

•lul   l■nu»tK>n^  dbiiiil   h.  r 

.   hii-.ti.'i.i  .1  : :■ 


v\  ht*     jImi     plrf\< 
I  l.irjvr  tn  1^4. 

'.  was  a  mil'  rtHxli'l  ti>r  the  girh 
ti-.irn  .iml  U>T  tlu'  iittirr  i:iils 

.:  tnt>'  MiirptT  ttv 

mi  I  .Aw  .i\s  wlHi.--  ,,    :  :,:■-    , 

itordinj;  to  her  ^i 

:  ...ujys  tjkv  ■»  !>•>»■' 

1 1  h  an  i^rttmK  il  dorw 
^s  htr  OMch,   Rommi'l  ^  ^i- 
nioj'*  cuAching  hif  in  dll  <ivpt. 
-•hi-   enJKVs   wjlchmR   hiT   pntftn-— 
(n>m    hi^h   sthiKil    into   lolU-Ri'   and 
plaMng  thnv  spt»rts. 

Shi-  think. s  thjt  Roinnul  i 
inn  her  liim-  wril 

hi  MittKill,  Koinnul  ■-  ^isiii  '(.ink- 

ih  It  sh>-  IS  .in  .ill  around  liMin  pKmr 

.ind  IS  detinili'ly  a  tt-^m  IfadiT  «*  vvi-ll 

■'^ht's  an  all-.f  ' 

Kommel's  sisler 

Mr  (|im>  Kvan  has  jhwUkm.   1  In  r 
'!  ,.xrr  ihi- tjfid 

Iter  fii-ld  to  sfcorul  b.i- 
iirst   ba-M.'.   she's   an   .i 
I'ound  athletic  perstm  on  the  tielii 
i*n  tlw  other  hand,  head  sottball 
>aih  Inn  Rv  an  also  set-s  her  as  one  at 
is  top  athletes  and  .i  y'  ••  •-  '■•  ''v'l-t 
I  team  around 

"Melissa  IS  blue  loll.K     s.,,ii  k. 
And  viMJ  lovi-  Ihiise  Wjnd  ot  I. 


n  s  ,1  i-  ,  .fi.i  ..I 
Ih.-   tiisi   m.iil, 


ROMMEL  u«  pag' 


I  knew  I  ntuld  pi 

■  !  ■-  -    ■-  hi\^h  sv  ij.  H 

.  ,:.-  I  h.ui 

ni-siapMsn  imsell  .m  a  pla\i-r  .iiki  .!-• 
»  person  Kiause  I  h.wl  no  one  else 
that  knew  wh.it  I  pl.i\i->i  .-t  huu  I 
plaviii 

It  was  |ust  nu-  a.'ul  I  wi-ivl  m: 
did  It  ti»r  mv-H-tt  ' 

It...  ;i    -      positive  attitude  to  tin 
i;.iin.     .11  1% cnel's  mind    h.is  m.wh- 


her  one  ol  il  not  th.- 
ot  her  spurts 

"i   SIX-   nusi'il   ,1 


-1  .ill 


.1      ti-.lMl      li'.l.i.  I 


:    a  Mreal   -^tudir 

>e  always  h.is  .<   , 
and   Milt  detiniteh    do 
tiiture  m  whatever  her  |. 

h.  r  r,..).. 

\."l  I'liK  ill. I  ^1. null  1  si-i-  kommel 
.Is  .1  vtri'M^  (-s>siim-  jihli-te   I'ut  hii 


M*Ms»a  RoMMMt  ts  liap#y  tMt  alM  flnatty  fot  m  ^tumcm  to  ptay 

llitlvaly  in  th*  thr*«  aport*  sh*'*  l>««n  tiivolv*d  in  alnc*  H.%.