PAT SUTPHIN | DAILY EGYPTIAN
David Vaughn, right, of Carterville, leads prayer Sunday as Dee Armes, center, and Debbie Armes, left, both of Anna, listen during the Blessing of the Bikes at Bald Knob Cross in Alto Pass. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the event. For more on the Blessing of the Bikes please see page 5.
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Chase Clark, left, a graduate student in architecture from Greeneville, Tenn., and Shannon Jones, a senior from Des Plaines studying architecture, shake hands with SIU President Glenn Poshard Friday at Walker’s Bluff. Clark and Jones, along with two other architecture students, unveiled the models for their project for a new Marion Regional Humane Society facility. Poshard made an appearance at the ceremony to make a donation to the project.
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Correction In the Friday edition of the Daily Egyptian, the headline for the main story should have read “Man in wheelchair is struck by driver on eastbound 13.” The Daily Egyptian regrets this error.
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he senior projects in engineering give students the experience of working on a team to create something larger than any one of them could create alone. — Kay Purcell Visiting instructor for the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
TIFFANY BLANCHETTE | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Kyle McLaren, a senior from Penfield studying electrical engineering, evaluates the performance of his team’s project, an autonomous sonar robot, Thursday during the senior engineering projects demonstrations at the Engineering Building. McLaren, vice chair for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers SIUC student chapter, is one of four team members who has worked since September 2011 on the robot.
LYNETTE OOSTMEYER | DAILY EGYPTIAN
A group prays Sunday at Bald Knob Cross in Alto Pass during the Blessing of the Bikes. Roger Gibson, who lives on the property, said riders come from states across the South to get their motorcycles blessed.
LYNETTE OOSTMEYER | DAILY EGYPTIAN
PAT SUTPHIN | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Steve Hutchins, left, of Carterville, prays alongside Rodger Miller, of Vergennes, Sunday at Bald Knob Cross in Alto Pass. Hutchins said this is his ninth year at the Blessing of the Bikes service.
A motorcycle sits in front of Bald Knob Cross Sunday during the Blessing of the Bikes. The day-long event featured live bands, food and prayers that focused on the safety of motorcycle riders.
JESSICA TEZAK| DAILY EGYPTIAN
Nico Wood, left, a graduate student from Carbondale, Andrea Baldwin, middle, a doctoral student from Abilene, Texas, and Amanda Nelson, a graduate student from Murphysboro, all in speech communication, perform in “Remix� Saturday at the Kleinau Theatre. The performance addressed issues of piracy and greed in the music industry and was based on a script by communication students Sam Sloan, a doctoral student from New Orleans, and Nichole Nicholson, a doctoral student from Ottawa.
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Memphis Tiger Invitational and Drake Relays The SIU Track and Field team finished its regular season with two separate meets during the weekend, as members competed in the Memphis Tiger Invitational and four throwers competed in the Drake Relays.
Top Saluki Performers Women’s 100-Meter Dash Amiris Warren Nirupama Sunderraj Lauren cheadle 2nd
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Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon.
WATCH GRIND ABRUPT INVEST When they were late opening the gym, it resulted in this — “WAIT” GAIN
Aries — Today is a 6 — It’s getting busy. For the next two days, things are hopping. Stick to the rules, and then get creative. If you need help, ask for it. Work as a team.
Cancer — Today is a 9 — Rules set the foundation for the structure you’re building. You’re even smarter than usual. Discover solutions that eluded you before.
Libra — Today is a 7 — You get more with molasses than you do with vinegar. Think over your plan. Before you share it, think about what’s in it for the other person. Provide substance.
Capricorn — Today is an 8 — Travel conditions look good. Follow your schedule and the advice of a loved one. Entering a period of study and research. Don’t fall for a con game.
Taurus — Today is an 8 — A difficult situation is making you stronger. You learn what you need. By evening, you enter an amorous phase, and everything eases. Love is the bottom line.
Leo — Today is a 7 — Too much of a good thing can create a new dilemma. Stick to the budget. Get into a homebody phase, and consider personal comfort and well-being. Familiar faces and places soothe.
Scorpio — Today is an 8 — Support your friends in the pursuit of their dreams. They can come true. Get specific about what you want to achieve. Visualization helps more than you think.
Aquarius — Today is a 9 — Don’t delay completing new assignments while you can, as things are about to get busier. Daydreaming is not recommended now. Keep the pedal to the metal.
Gemini — Today is a 7 — You may as well listen ... compromise could be involved. It could even get romantic. Let your sweetheart set the schedule. Cuddle at home.
Virgo — Today is an 8 — You’re in expansion mode, and even more powerful than usual. Check in with the friends in your network who are already on the road you want to take.
Sagittarius — Today is a 9 — You’re being tested, even if you don’t see it. Your reputation increases when you do what you’re really passionate about. Listen for acknowledgement, and keep cool.
Pisces — Today is a 9 — It’s easy to feel disoriented now. Don’t be afraid to ask for directions. Focus on what excites your spirit, and find comfort in friends. Hold on for support.
ISAAC SMITH | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Freshman outfielder Kalyn Harker hits a grounder Sunday during the Salukis’ 5-0 loss against Northern Iowa University at Charlotte West Stadium. Harker’s hit was one of four by the Salukis for the game.
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issouri State got its revenge Sunday with a big fifth inning of their own, with seven runs to help pull away from the Salukis and remain atop the MVC.
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nytime there is a coaching change, there’s a period of uncertainty for the players. It took tremendous courage on Dantiel’s part to reconsider his decision. — Barry Hinson head coach of men’ basketball
ISAAC SMITH | DAILY EGYPTIAN
Freshman forward Dantiel Daniels rescinded his release request Saturday. Daniels cited a bond with his teammates as a reason for staying.
Jewel Hampton at SIU Yards 1121
Yards Per Touchdowns Yards Per Game Carry 17 4.9 101.9
Bench pressed 225 pounds, 26 times at NFL Combine 3rd Best among running backs Ran a 4.47 40-yard dash at SIU Pro Day PROVIDED PHOTO