Prospectus 1982

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Prospectus, October 20, 1982

Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, Peter Benton, Mark Heimburger, Scott Rhoton, Brian Lindstrand, Bob Brunner, Bridget Rund, Jimm Scott, Albert Sapp, Chris Heffley, and John Hebert

JUDGES FOR CONTEST NAMED; News Digest; StuGo plans trip to Purdue; PCF president speaks out on letters; 'Draft registration is law,' says student; Lack of control to blame; We asked Parkland students what their TV viewing habits were and whether school or jobs made a difference in what they watched.; Soaps watched in groups; C-U Happenings...; TV lab instructor named; 74 bands to gather in CU; Gadgetry comes into the home via TV; Brat fest set; TV Find; Midterm grades out soon; The Prospectus...at work; SNL writer responsible for TV teens; Classified; Too much Rush, too little Rory; Old favorites may face serious challenges: The race is on for number one network spot; News In Music; Fact, fantasy, fun scheduled for fall; NCAA faces court battle in TV contract suit; Fast Freddy Contest; Fast Freddy's picks; Sports Shorts
Prospectus, October 27, 1982

Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Rosalind Weber, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Brian Lindstrand, Monica Culpepper, and John Hebert

STUGO VOTES AGAINST USING PHOTO IDS; News Digest; Michelle Anderson, Eric Bohlen receive checks: Scholarships awarded; Students visit prison; Students continue to express concern on SSS; Thanks to donors; 'Student has a lot to learn'; Voter participation urged; TV spots offer tips; ISA serves Parkland's international students; Activity fees allocated; C-U Happenings; Fall Fotos; Questions to readers get varied responses; Parkland Puzzle; Former editor wins competition; Cost of alcoholism is high; Ghoulies and ghosties go 'bump' in the night; 'Halloween' chills; Classified; 'Year' a bright note in a dull fall; Hot top 10; Test your wits!; Match wits with Sam; Intramurals in action; Fast Freddy; Team is promising; Is fan participation dead?; Sport Shorts; Players needed
Prospectus, November 3, 1982

Jon Vercellono, Inger Gire, Brian Lindstrand, Lisa Albores, Pat Washington, Scott Rhoton, Clem Wallace, Bridget Rund, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, and John Hebert

PURDUE VISIT SPURS STUGO; News Digest; Twenty enter pumpkin contest; Registration issue is re-addressed by Smith; Identity revealed; Group opposed to nuclear weapons; 'DWB not the only aggressive team'; Editor says 'thank you' to honest student; Students see person responsible for drug tampering as threat; Band festival always a crowd-pleaser; Program to aid students; Students earn, learn; Nine Parkland cheerleaders chosen by judges; Movie-tv questions answered; Chautauqua series set for Parkland; Confusion cleared; Prairie women depicted in play; Jackets ordered; Classified; C-U Happenings; Manilow receives warm reception from C-U; Reeve gets new image; Ferguson tours for album; Violence fans can watch hockey, not NFL; Byron Clark wins Parkland 3-mile run; Nasty news from Slow Sam; Intramurals worth participation; Parkland sports schedule; AF to play at Parkland
Prospectus, November 17, 1982

Jon Vercellono, Tom McCowan, Scott Richard Sherman Gissing, Bridget Rund, Jeff Little, Jimm Scott, Brian Lindstrand, Albert Sapp, Dave Linton, and John Hebert

REVIEW BOARD VOTES TO DISMISS STUGO SENATOR; News Digest; We focus on Gibson City; Education necessary to prevent devastation; Election will not solve problems; Student concerned about car parking; 'Humorist' saga may end; Smokers face higher prices, risk; Parkland club notes: German Club, PMA, BSA; Day set aside to kick habit; Parkland students honored; Urbana High plans dinner; C-U Happenings; Mr. Roberts to speak at P.C.; Little snow seen for November; 'Valspeak' thought to be less than awesome; You too, can be like, incoherent; Gallery has photo exhibit; Ideas needed; Places and faces in Gibson City; The voodoo chile lives; Petty talent on upswing; Palin provides irreverent relevance; B movies receive star treatment; Abba member goes solo; Second City first rate; Tour the galaxy without panic; Classified; Skylines; Family weekend set for sports; Sports Shorts; 'Will the big men bring home the bacon'?; Slow Sam
Prospectus, November 24, 1982

Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Albert Sapp, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, and John Hebert

NEW ADDITIONS; News Digest; Parkland plans for winter; Davis explains parking rules and regulations; Logic, fairness reasons for parking; C-U Happenings; Effort by Sarah Hale made this holiday official: Thanksgiving is newcomer among holidays; Find the turkey; Big birds, big bucks; Shiloh church continues 31-year-old tradition; Parkland providing access to education; Santa coming!; Sculpture to be shown; Classified; Dinner at Shiloh; Movie trivia can win you cash; Average isn't good enough; Clash fails to make point; These girls mean business; New funk from local band; 'Over There' cooks; Novel draws readers into a world of fantasy; Action from the XXIV Regional Volleyball Tourney Nov. 12-13; Lady Cobras finish 3rd in semi-finals; 'Good, clean violence is part of hockey; Senior citizens to be special guests; Play resumes
Prospectus, December 1, 1982

Inger Gire, Diane Ackerson, Scott Richard Gissing, Jon Vercellono, Michael Vitoux, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Albert Sapp, Mike Schoeplein, Ed Young, and John Hebert

GISSING: 'NO VENDETTA'; Schoeplein: 'No chance'; News Digest; Questions on jail death remain unanswered; Community colleges awarded business resource grants; AHT may see program revisions; Barter board misused; Shoppers begin holiday buying; Postal Service performs service; Convocations offers evening concerts; Parkland sets blood drive; Harsh sentence is predicted for Tylenol killer; Former PC student subject of investigation; Survey profiles killer; Programs aid long-living; Prepare your car for winter-storm safety; Choral Union to present 'Messiah'; Church under attack in Central America; ARC meets; Fair opens; Choral Union prepares for 'Messiah' production; Evita: too long, too loud, too much; Trivia knowledge can be profitable; Beauty, fantasy found in 'The Last Unicorn'; Phase out planned for payments to students; Parkland co-sponsors feminist writer-lecturer; Classified; Concerts set; Soccer: innovative, expanding, but not at PC; Parkland 'Celebrates the Arts'; Parkland Invitational Tournament Action; Sons of NFLPA fumble way through games; Lady Cobras = victory; Cobras win 4 straight
Prospectus, December 8, 1982

Jon Vercellono, Diane Ackerson, John Hebert, Albert Sapp, Jimm Scott, and Brian Lindstrand

PHASE IV CONSTRUCTION BEGUN; News Digest; Winners announced!; Team appreciates coaching; Final Exam Schedule -- Fall '82; Signs should be read; Hard work noted; Votes appreciated; Flour and bfan salad?; 'People' winners; 'General Subject' winners; Honorable Mention; Pro-file; ISO members pleased with fair; Classified; Accounting offers Yaxley scholarship; Easton reaching full bloom as artist; Dream comes true; Use that useless knowledge, win cash!; T-Bird third out; Idol goes solo; Choose movies!; Students unconcerned about apat; Parkland club notes
Prospectus, December 16, 1982

Diane Ackerson, Dave Linton, Albert Sapp, Bridget Rund, Brian Lindstrand, Jimm Scott, Jan Alexander, Jon Vercellono, Donna Drysdale, Paul Bishop, and Gene Suggs

CHRISTMAS GREETINGS; News Digest; Work, study can lead to burnout; Economy causes legendary benefactor to cut spending; Choral festival set; Season's Greetings; Computer gift may affect family; Skylines; Christmas questions bring varied responses; Observance of Christmas has survived; Yule log symbol of holiday warmth; Will the real Kris Kringle please step forward; Victorian halls decked with garlands, mistletoe; Festive coffees lift spirits; Comic books aren't just kid stuff anymore; Ryder rides into comeback trail; 'Bah, humbug' attitude can be changed; Buzz Galaxy saves Santa in the nick of time; 'Rat' release in time for holidays; Winter brings world-wide holiday celebrations; Begin looking for summer job now; Season for giving is also season for taking; Shoppers hunt for bargains; No matter how you say it, Happy Holidays; WILL planning holiday specials; Tree traditions of German origin; Create a tree of memories: Tradition is growing; Nativity source of art inspiration; Christmas Trees; Classified; Thanksgiving at Washington School; holiday season brings new movie blitz; It's 'Showtime!'; Holiday Trivia Quiz; Club Notes; Final Exam Schedule -- Fall '82; Christmas for the young at heart