REGISTRATION OFFICE RELOCATION

Miss Illinois, Erika Harold, was crowned Miss America Saturday, Sept. 21 in Atlantic City, N.J, with her sister Alexandra, a senior journalism major at Eastern, there to cheer her on.

The university has hired a new administrator who may relieve some of the server problems.

Although Charleston is a long way from the eye of Tropical Storm Isidore, the city's weather has been among many in the southern part of the nation to feel its affects on the outside brim of the storm.

Bratwurst, sauerkraut and cloggers will bring in a not-your-average weekend in Charleston this week.

The Residence Hall Association approved a new decreased budget during its meeting last night.

An informal gallery talk about local artist, Paul T. Sargent, a former Eastern teacher, will be held 2 p.m. Sunday at the Tarble Arts Center.

More Coles County residents found work last month, but local unemployment rates are still slightly above the levels of previous years.

Eastern's sub-par start to the 2002 season, will face a major middle of the season test with road and conference games starting to appear on the schedule.

The media has succeeded religion and the educational institutions as the primary educator of the public.

Today is the last day to receive a T-shirt with registration for the third annual 2.5 kilometer Homecoming Race.

Interim President Lou Hencken will speak about Eastern's progress for this Friday's Chamber of Commerce Fourth Friday Luncheon.