Guests at an annuitant's luncheon left the Cross County Mall in Mattoon last Monday with the impression that interim President Lou Hencken was readying his application for president of the university.

Comedian Ramont Harris filled the University Ballroom with laughter Saturday evening.

Avid listeners came to the Tarble Arts Center Friday night to hear Caryl Bryer Fallert, a world-renowned quilt artist, lecture about her featured works.

The Shuttle Bus Committee is spreading the word about service for handicap patrons because the normal Panther Express buses have been taken out of service, resulting in replacement buses that are not accessible.

Eastern's Tarble Arts Center will host a docent meeting highlighting new exhibits Monday.

Eastern took its first steps toward federal funding last week when Jill Nilsen, vice president for external affairs, and interim President Lou Hencken met with both Illinois senators and several other congressmen.

The Student Senate has planned additional advertising and a word-of-mouth campaign to try and fill five off-campus senate seats that remain vacant two months after elections last semester.

The University was forced to install a clearance barrier on the outside of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union walkway because trucks have repeatedly rammed it, gouging holes in the bottom of the walkway.

For the first time in recent years, Charleston has its own sporting goods store.

No, they don't worship Satan. No, they don't fly around on brooms. Some of them are actually Jewish, Muslim or Hindu.

An artist currently featured at the Tarble Arts Center is traveling back to Eastern to give a lecture and workshops.

No, they don't worship Satan. No, they don't fly around on brooms. Some of them are actually Jewish, Muslim or Hindu.