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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1978-1979 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Volurrw 57. No. 17 Official StudMit Publication 14 JmiKV 26. 1t7t of EMMM Kentucky Unnforeity Overall thefts down over break Stolen keys linked to robbery in Todd Hall
By ROB DOLLAR keys could have opened. have been responsible for this theft, Staff Writer This theft eventually turned out to be since arrests were made in the previous the only one reported which involved the case and the people involved were no; According to a Public Safety and nine missing keys. longer on campus. According to the Security report filed Security report filed Jan. 7 by David iin the brighter side. Lindquist - Cecil. Todd Hall dorm director, an by Baker, a $400 stereo system and a 12- inch television set were removed from pointed out that dorm thefts mn unknown person or persons somehow Christmas break this year were> gained access into the dormitory, en- his room, which indicated no signs of forced entry. tremendously lower than for the same£ tered a locked office, and then pried period last year open an office key box. removing Thomas Lindquist. director of Public exactly nine keys to dormitory rooms. Safety and Security, stated that of the Other than the theft at Todd Hall, he Apparently, the only signs of forced nine keys, six were from the ninth floor, stated that his office had received only entry found anywhere in the building, two were from the second floor, and one two other reported thefts that allegedly were contained on the office key box. was from the fourth floor of Todd Hall. occurred over the holidays. which was discovered by Cecil after his I.indquist commented that, ap- Lindquist also reminded students that> return to the dorm from Christmas parently, whoever committed the crime break "cased the job" first, knowing exactly it would be a good idea to take all . which keys they wanted, in order to gain valuables home with them during-; lipon the discovery, the report in- semester breaks dicates that Cecil and a security officer entry into the specific rooms. checked the nine rooms, but could not He compared the "key job" to a rash Todd Hall Dorm Director David Cecii - determine if anything had been taken, of thefts that occured last vear at about commented that thefts had not been a^T being unfamiliar with the settings. the same time period, which had the problem at the dorm last semester^ indicating that only "a couple of minor!-; Shortly after students begin returning same method of operation and was to the campus, the first confirmed theft thefts" had occurred. localized in one or two specific dorms on - in Todd Hall was reported to Security by campus. He added that the locks on the doors of : A study in white Hubert Baker. 914 Todd Hall, whose He added, though, that it was his the "stolen key" rooms have since been* room was among those that the stolen belief that those individuals could not changed All covered in white, the Ravine takes on an aura of peace and serenity 5 Teacher Bobby Payne challenges dismissal evaluations H L-IATIU-ii-v breaking of certain residence hall rules pk*ted.pleted. Payne flunked all five of his on." said Payne. Rv KEN TINC.LEY classes and was told he could not come Coach Kidd also commented that he Sports Editor which precipitated his dismissal from school hack to school because of his 1.241 GPA. tried his best to keep Bobby in school Payne was readmitted to the Payne believes that he was used as an and especially to keep up his studies. The I'niversity's football program is receive mixed l 'Diversity for the summer sessions the athlete and now he is a football player When Payne was asked'if he thought brought to you by the appropriations of next year so that he could qualify to play without a degree. "I don't want to he was being passed so that he could grants-in-aids to certain talented football this year. He was able to enter slander Coach Kidd." said Payne, in a continue his football career he com- student-athletes the University through the second recent interview before he was forced to mented. "I always thought that 1 had reviews Student-athlete is the key phrase chance program. This is unusual con- leave school. "1 respect the man a whole earned every grade that I ever got but Allegedly, all athletes must meet the R> CHRIS ELSBERRY The 18 question form used by the sidering it was the second time that he lot and he's still my coach but I still now I have my doubts." same requirements as the average Staff Writer College of Arts and Technology was had been admitted to the University want to get my degree." When Payne's advisor. Dionne Smith, composed by a committee of teachers in student If they don't then it comes was asked to comment on Payne's case In the spring of 1978, the Faculty under the second chance program. Coach Kidd responded. "You talked to each department of the college and under the heading of extra benefits. Bobby and he thinks he's been done a and how he had managed to stay in Senate, along with the Student Dr. Jack Luy. dean of the Community. according to Libby Fraas. instructor of Bobby Payne is a football player who great injustice but I think the University school with such a low GPA. she Association, passed a measure making College Programs, commented that mass communications who worked on claims to have been done wrong. Payne has bent over backwards to keep him in refused. She stated it would endanger the giving of teacher evaluations students were normally only allowed the form, the construction of the remained eligible for his first three into the program once. "Typically, school." student, advisor confidentiality. mandatory to all students beginning this years of football despite a grade point semester. evaluation was not all peaches and that's a general rule, said Luy, "unless, Payne is a man who has devoted his" Whether Payne met the academic average
a. L Page 2/Vol. 57/ No. 17 Thp Eastern Progress ThurwJjy. January 25. 1979 Editorials China recognition brings more complications li has been almost one month in the U.S. Communist China has announced since the United State officially The soft drink company was that they want to reunite Taiwan recognized the People's Republic of quoted as saying their trade and the mainland and it does not China. agreement would have come about matter as to the means used. It has What this means is (hat the even without the official recognition been insinuated that this could mean United States recognizes the exist- but that the diplomatic relations violence. ance of the most populous nation in helped speed up the pact. The U.S. and Taiwan no longer the world. There are 900 million Would this have been the result have any type of defense pact. more people in existence now than anyway? Trade relations have been Could China be using this normali- in December, at least as far as increasing with China greatly over zation as a way to take over diplomatic relations go. the past few years. It is certain that Taiwan? Possibly. For diplomatic reasons there can Carter's move will escalate the rate One must now wonder if the only be one China officially that trade increases. benefits to be gained by recognizing recognized by the government. The fact that China is in the China will outweigh what the U.S. Because of this the United States has process of modernization means gained from Taiwan. broken relations with the Republic they will have to buy large amounts Comparing the economic and of China, Taiwan. of technical items and the U.S. is in military situation the benefits seem Breaking tics with Taiwan was a the position to supply these items. to go in favor of China. But what of condition mainland China insisted This could be a great boon to the an intangible aspect, trust. Has the on before having diplomatic rela- economy, which is need of help. U.S. betrayed the trust to Taiwan? tions with the U.S. Greater exports would create jobs Carter could have found a way to This brings to mind the question and decrease unemployment. accept both China and Taiwan. The as to whether or not the U.S. should From an economical standpoint only thing worse than ignoring 17 have recognized mainland China. the China normalization is good. It million people is to ignore 900 What are the benefits in U.S. would help unemployment and million people. recognition? bolster the economy. But economics Two U. S. senators who had A nation of 900 million which is is not the most important aspect of announced support for Carter's in the process of modernization is a diplomatic relations with China. move with China have stated ihat very large and open market for Military relations must have been the U.S. should take a stand of trade. There will surely be a great an important part in the normaliza- support lor Taiwan in the event the increase of exports to China. tion ol relations with China. mainland country does attack its It was announced in December, China is a super power with the island counterpart. only a few days after President technology 10 destroy the entire This action may make the V. S. Carter officially announced rela- planet. Power like that should not look hypocritical, li should not be tions with China, that a major soft go unnoticed by lack of diplomatic- taken this way. Rather it should be a drink company reached an agree- relations. sign that this nation will honor its ment to export their product to The major argument made by military and defense agreements. China, later, another company many is about the way Carter "sold Without an honor like this, the announced that they will be Taiwan down the riser," leaving 17 making of new friends and allys distributing Chinese beers and wines million free people out in the cold. would be difficult. Students need run around The 12-minute run required by the classes. Several do not have 12-minute run ai a college in physical education department as manditory physical education. Kentucky. The whole country has part of the PHE 180 and 181 classes When the Student Senate called, (he become soft and athletics and has come under some criticism of other schools said the run was a physical activities have been for- late. good idea and they may look into saken. Students say that the 12-minute the possibility of starting one. More and more people in this run is not fair and the Student The other state schools suggested coumry arc suffering heart attacks Senate isRwking'into the"possibility a prc-tcst .md a iK>M-test to check on and* the reason given by- the of having the run eliminated. the progress of the students instead American Medical Association is It seems that no other Kentucky of having a one, lime.TUB., U. ^. , lac>. of, ajjysicilacyvitx^*";! state school has a similar require- So ii seems that Student Senate ment for their physical education may have started a statewide Now there wTi resurgence in program instead of eliminating ihe exercise. Because of the number of run ai the University. heart attacks more and more people Students should not even be have taken to running and jogging complaining about the 12-minute to strengthen their hearts. Elizabeth run. Instead they should be glad to Numerous books and articles have the opportunity to get a grade have been written on the benefits of Boredom in a manner that should be easy. running for the heart as well as the Palmer-Ball Of course those students who are rest of the body. Many doctors have complaining do not think the started heart attack patients on brings about change 12-minute run is easy. They seem to running and jogging programs. ihink of it as a type of torture that is Now students and the Student a nccessiiy to complete the course. Senate arc questioning the worth of Alternatives in social habits It is not, or should not be. ihe 12-minute run in ihe University's The 12-minute run is used as an physical education program. evaluation of the progress made Jusi because some students have Before I started my freshman year any thing else to do. ol spending ihe evening downtown a very good time. during the semester in a physical convinced themselves that they One friend of mine told me that attend an art showing, recital or in college my uncle (old me that Now, before I start getting letters cannot possibly run for 12-minutes she went, downtown every night play. education class. when I came home at the end of my lo the editor saying that I am pulling It is true ihat some of the PHE they want action and the elimination Wednesday through Saturday not Then there is always the option of first year I would be smoking Camel down those who like to party let me 180 and 181 classes a.e more of the run. because of anything other than she slaying home and really getting to cigarettes and drinking scotch. At clarify that I am not. I am simply physical than others. Every student Those students who are not was bored. Not that she was any less know some of the people you live the time I remembered telling him saying thai situation thai most of us is expected to and every student willing lo (ry to succed at a challenge bored down there but then maybe with in your dorm - gelling to know that he was crazy but sure enough, find ourselves in here in Richmond should take pan in (he l2-minu(e like (he l2-minu(e run should not be boredom like misery loves company. them while talking in a bar when though it wasn't Camels and scotch is thai going downtown and run. cxpec(ed to try to succeed at Another couple I know was going everyone is tipsy is not the same as but Kools and gin, my social habits drinking is about our only way to It seems 10 go beyond just a anything. did change my freshman year. . to a midnight movie last Saturday gel off campus. We all have our just silting down and talking to night aqd decided about 9 p.m. to favorite bars that we patroni7c as an them. Now four years later 1 am starting go out riding around before the alternative to staying in our dorm Movies arc also a good to ask myself why and through movie. They ended up going to (he rooms. possibility. OK, how about checking talking to some other friends who liquor store and getting a gallon of out NBC's new television line-up. have gone through the same thing I wine and driving around drinking Of course there are alternatives to Biting your nails? Chewing your think that it was probably out of that and smoking three joints. "We boredom other than drinking. Did hair? Study? boredom. At first it was a social were so out of it by the lime we got you ever consider taking advantage Like I said the possibilities are thing but looking back it was to the movie we could barely keep of some of (he University's cultural endless, use your imagination. I'll because I honestly didn't have oUr eyes open. We really didn't have offerings? Maybe one night instead see you downtown.
Editor's mailbag Mark Turner Editor order to dance to their favorite disco when that strange-sounding rock and When we run off ten straight points Disco debate tunes. rod music emerged years ago there ending in a "Turk" slam dunk and the Jim fhomsMin... • BwtoeasManager Dear Editor: Disco music from an economic were many critics who were disap- crowd is on their feet, the other team Elizabeth Palmer-Ball- i. Maaagiag Editor I am writing this in reference to the standpoint has prgressed much quicker pointed that their favorite country or big calls time out we ought to be right into Sarah Warren • •••News Editor article "Future of Disco Reflected on than did rock and roll in the 19S0's. band artists were being overshadowed Ihe fight son. Lisa Reashaw City Editor Bathroom Walls" in the January 18 by a newfangled music form. Instead we get Superman or the Lone Becord companies obviously would Ken Parley. Sports Editor Progress. not invest milliom of dollars in recor- Kenny Luxon Ranger. At schools like Kentucky and Mr. Bernard stated in his article that ding and promoting disco music if their Co-Owner. J. Suiter's Mill Ohio State during time outs their band Ginny Eager Features EdMor "Disco is the crazy kind of phase finished products did not sell. Richmond. Kentucky doesn't sit and let the opposing team Larry Bernard • •• Arts Editor America goes through ever so often." Another recent economic indicator of cheerleaders do a cheer, they fire Robin Pater • Orgaaizatktas Editor evenutally comparing the disco industry the popularity of disco music is seen by School spirit directly into the fight song. Dieter Carlton a • Staff Artist I must admit that last Saturday when to streaking. the fact that WABC radioln New York Editor. Scott Mindrum Circaladoa Maaager I would like to point out that the has been removed from its longstanding After witnessing last Saturday's great the noise was deafening and the pom- discotheque business is a four billion No. 1 position in the ratings by an all display of enthusiasm and school spirit 1 poms were shaking and the Colonels dollar per year industry with 10.000 new disco station. feel that everyone involved, should be were romping it was the proudest I have discotheques opening annually. Even our local favorite WEKY has recognized and commended, that in- been of my school. Member of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia Scholastic Press According toeVBillboard" magazine it gone to a disco format at night. cludes everyone from the team itself to DougDearen Association and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. is expected to be a dominant force in the Concerning Mr. Bernard's comments the screaming fans. It's already proven that big time entertainment business for many yean. on Richmond discotheques, I feel Represented far national advertising by Use College Advertising Sales and Ser- "\ _ Culminating the five or so years, that compelled to recall my own-collegiate college basketball is well underway at Letters policy vice. Inc., Chicago , 111. discotheques have been A gaining days when the "cultural" night spots in EKU with players like Bruce Jones and Anyone in the university community is popularity in this country: The disco Richmond were dirty, smoke-filled bars James "Turk" Tillman returning for welcome to submit a guest opinion anicle to Published each Thursday during the regular school year except for vacation and phenomenon, has produced one of the in which you often stood in stale beer. next year and standout transfere ihe Progress for publication. Article! should Tommy Baker joining them. A be of ■ topical nature, typed and cxaminaUon periods at Eastern Kentucky University by authority of the Board of leading box office, hits in motion picture The disco scene in Richmond gives its Regents through Use Student, Publications Beard | history and the longest No. 1 rated patrons the opportunity to mingle and basketball power is being built at double spaced, between 700-1000 wordi and Eastern. . written'in good English. The ediiors reserve soundtrack album in recording history dance in colorful, clean environments the fight to reject any article judged libelous. in "Saturday Njght Fever." rather than watch stoned musicians The thijfg that "impressed me most slanderous or In bad taste. Articles should be Opinions expressed* herein are those of student editors or other signed writers and Disco has permeated every facet of attempting to duplicate the sound of was the organizing of a banner contest, received "by the editors no' later than the do not necessarily represent the views of this university. Advertising appearing In ; 70"s life including fashion, recreation, Jlntl Hendrix j*> *"*—- '—•——-s» with its ^real particination and the Exutav before the date «• '"■•"■'•ation. Be aura this newspaper Is intended to help the reader'buy. Aay false or maaleaehng ad- advertising, and entertainment. deafening than in discos. Live bands of supplying of funds and distribution'of tu include your nsmsj^^rr —-* 'elephone vertising should be reported to the Basinet* Manr—». Ike Eastern Progress' I find it difficult to label this any quality have generally priced the "maroon and white pom-poms. number. Fourth Floor Jones Building. Second class postage paid at Richmond. Ky. thfTS. .. Letters to the editor ere welcome. All phenomenon a "crazy kind of phase" themselves out of the Richmond market These are the type of things that are letters must be signed, less then 400 words comparable to streaking. as evidenced by the fact that no IocaJ necessary in creating-enthusiasm and and Include the address and telephone ..Eastern. Keftacky University is an ee^aal opportunity, affirmative action eatsf In response to the statement that nightspot currently featurs live •»»"** tjgdttion in a'sports*program number of the writer. Address en ployer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, rational "Disco music is about'' as stale and groups fTne one area of criticism I do have is correspondence to: origin or handicap to the admission to, or participation in. aay educational - . unexciting music that can be found I respect Mr. Bernard's opinions of the' band.. We need to get our band to * Editor , * program or activity wnicb It conducts. Aay complaint arising by reason of alleged The Eastern Progress * anywhere." I can only offer my nightly disco music, but I do not feel that he*vas play the school fight song more. And Fourth Floor. Jones Building discrimination shonM be directed in writing to Dr. Rebecca Broaddns. Arflrenatlve ■ observations of couple* excitedly very open-minded in his article. please pick one and stick with it. Who EKU Action Officer, Million House. EKU. Campas tolephsae aamber tSStL 0 tugging each other to the dance floor In However. I feel, very confident that ever heard of having two fight songs Richmond. Ky. 40475
A m P«#» 3/Vd. 57/N». 17 The EatMrn Profraac News/FeaturesThurvtov, January 28. 1979 Senate discusses 12-minute run H- I.KKSAWADDI .E The 12-minute run is required by the Staff Writer P.E department and 15 percent of a student's grade is based on it. Senator Don McNay's proposal asking The Senate also passed a proposal to for "'less emphasis" on the 12-minute add a pedestrian entrance across from run and a change in the grading system the l-.iiuiisifi Road parking lot. of the Physical Education Department Complaints about the narrow was discussed at the Tuesday. Jan. 23 University entrance presently used for meeting of the.Student Senate.' both vehicles and pedestrians have been The proposal, which was passed by received by the Senators. the Senate last semester, has been sent According to Foster. University of- to PE Department Chairman John Deck ficials recognize the problem. for consideration. Additionally. Foster announced the According to John Cooper, vice disbanding of the Brockton Com- president of the Student Association. mission. The Senate felt by majority that the 12- The Senate had hoped that the minute run wasn't justifiable." Commission would help to provide Senate President Steve Foster pointed Hrockton residents with more adequate out that the University "Is the only representation. school in the state which requires Alternative suggestions for Brockton students to take the test." are now being sought by the Cabinet. Survey shows RA's satisfactory
statistics Bvl.KKSAWADDI.F. Although 7.000 surveys were Staff Writer distributed, only 2.500 students responded According to the results of the Bertsos feels that a greater response Resident Assistants (RAi evaluation can be attained next year by making the survey conducted in November, most survey easier to complete and by letting campus residents are satisfied with the the students know more about the
«■ / s Pag» 4/Vol. 57/ No. 17 Th« Eaatarn Pr09.au Thursday. January 25. 1979
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Stars computer operated fulfil «EA ITWO OF our. from the observatory According to facility of its kind at an educational By NANCYSPENCER Fletcher, in an observatory one looks at institution anywhere in the world. I *" v Staff Writer the sky through a telescope. But. a According to Fletcher, there will also ^The University will be the site of a planetarium "recreates the sky for bean area for exhibits. One such exhibit Mcv. planetarium which is now under vou." will be an 8 x 16 starchart. To see a construction. Fletcher indicated that the main goal particular constellation one would push The new planetarium will be located of the planetarium would be to serve the a button on a console and the con- on' Kit Carson Drive across from the students and staff from the University stellation, would appear. Srratton Building. He said they will be working with all the Fletcher said that they would "Try to Dr. Jack Fletcher, director 01 the departments developing programs that provide entertainment perhaps in the j^K planetarium, said that the planetarium will be beneficial to each particular evening but yet be educational." §1 is •'fairly unique" because it is large department. Priority of use will go to people from There are approximately 870 Other goals will be to serve the public this University. However. Fletcher said planetariums in the United States and schools in Eastern Kentucky. Programs that other schools would be able to lias one will be the eighth largest for the general public will be held once utilize the facility if they so desire. Another reason it is unique is because or twice a week. Fletcher said it will be The facility will be the Arnim D. it will be operated by computers. This is "something like going to the movies." Hummel Planetarium. It is being the fourth planetarium installed to be Other colleges and universities in named in honor of Dr. Arnim D. Hum- operated by computers. Two of the Kentucky have planetariums. But. mel, a former physics instructor. cemputer-operated planetariums are •'None comes close to being as large or Hummel taught at the University during located in St Paul. Minn, and San as sophisticated as ours." Fletcher the 1930's and is now deceased. Dtego. Calif The third one is located in commented. The facility is expected to be com- Cleveland. Ohio, but has been closed The University should be very proud pleted by Jan.. 1980. Fletcher said they Z)av?d Titlk, dawn to have such a facility." Fletcher added had hoped to complete it sooner but the T-itn Fletcher said the planetarium differs He went on to say that it is the only winter of 1978 held up construction. Zm, r\t the caatle left Owe.**. I Tar,far away, past the land of Gk.hy- H was htxc that the £Vil Prime. Qt€, further than the kingdom of Minister's .spirit fled. Even though his Got a headache ? TV your great deed.% I give, to" Unirersus lucky , there lies a lanW itufsicni boWcj tuAs dead,his hatr«W you the mtial of great deeds, some, call Aadus Sreathla. It Is for the Stars uids so great that &> Trtzif Atfd Sir Qeor* an ef ll land u>here. rabid pengutns hisescenc* Ujedon. Yes has the Line ¥3*~ TT ,,ui, and drunken gnomes run free.. m It will be S3r«»t d..d n other ujoreli, 45 I •* I Um CMlk out of her* t very nAsty pir\<- on sexual questions SLdBl UjCar»M thlahcM-.a thing/ tafc^f *s Oo0« How 1 HAtE Iho&e. Stars///// I Ten geara pan and life goes &ut far aoiaUjUnkownt* the fcars Bv SI K FREAKI.KY offering information, referrals and number and then diverted to the homes They shall pay lor uAor fheyhoue. mallu i»t the Zara. the evil one Mocotu gathers an evil Staff Writer counselling regarding problems related or offices of the volunteers The Yes Line calls are based on all done. A> mtz.Ohyes, thecj-sKa/l P&l\ JL-J— host of "dorks* vile creatures of , What do you do when you have a to birth control, pregnancy, abortion, ftOhelarrush!").ushl (luestinn about the subject of sex? veneral disease and sexuality. areas of sexuality. ^>. the rnoors and the mires , Remember, you are in college, you're On Oct. 15. 1975. the Yes Line opened. "For example, a male concerned y suppose to have all the answers, without since then the service has received an about impotence, if he knows he is not 7 nsking the questions. average of 3.000 calls a year. the only male in the world that suffers /^■v; ' Sex is something we all talk about As "People need to know they are not the from this and that something can be soon as the subject is brought up. we're only one with a problem and that it's done about it. then he feels much better ,. ,v-. all ears more common than they expected." about the problem." Hile said. - Most people consider themselves said Allison Hile. a Yes Line worker All age groups call the Yes Line, but "experts" but how do they become an more teenagers call than adults and expert' The Yes Line does not give advice. more males than females. If you have a question about sex. you Ihey try to stick to factual information "I think males in our society are probably won't ask it. Either you are too According to Hile. there is an extensive expected to know about sexuality and embarrassed or you feel like an idiot, referral book used by the Yes Line. yet nobody expects them to ask any Camp Placement Day Feb. 8 because you are just suppose to know all "Sexuality is not a topic that is freely questions, our service gives an «■ * discussed in most households." Hile anonymous, accurate source for people I» Sheryl Jo Stephan of the Depart summer camp job." she said. the answers. said Students and others who want jobs at There is someone you can talk to and to call in and get the information they camps this summer may find them at men! of Recreation and Park Ad- This placement service is available to -they «tim t haveto know .who you art and The Yes Lnv» is the only hot line for need." Hjle said. the University's Camp Placement Etey ministration said a wide variety of job college students and elementary and ytu do not need to know thorn, . n •. saxuality in the state of Kentucky and " Anyone can call the Yes Line, they are Feb. 8. openings will be available - in youth high school teachers at no charge, she . .In I .exinRtim. there is an organization works about 30 volunteers a week. But open from 1:00 p.m. until 1:00 a.m. Representatives from camps in six agency, private and church camps and added Ida lied I he Yes Line, ready to give Hile said that not enough people know ' Hile saW that the Yes Line would like stales will be present to interview job ramps for the handicapped factual answers about questions on the about the service. to'he open 2* hours a day ithey have applicants in trie Keen Johnson Building "Students whose curriculum requires More information may be obtained by subject of sex. The Yes Line has one number: 2S2- been in the past) but not many people from 9am to noon and from 1:30 to 5 professional field experience may be writing or phoning Ur Stephan 1606-622- The Yes Line is a telephone service S395 The calls are sent through that can work during the morning hours p.m. able to fulfill this requirement through a
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1928 liberal Renner scores subject in commercial with Bench of Ellis' biography mercial which was filmed at the Holiday By GINNV EAGER Inn in Sharonville. Ohio. Although it was Bv VANF.SSA FRAZIF.R Son of Irish immigrants, Callahan Features Editor a full day's work, Renner feels the staff Writer was self-directing commented Ellis, Entering a beauty contest and win- Ahead of his time. Callahan belonged to ning would be an extraordinary hap- money was adequate since she isn't actually a professional model Patrick Henry Callahan's political, an era of Kentucky progress!vism. pening for any college girl, but for 21- Renner is a member of the University economic and social ideas will be the staled Ellis vasuvold Vicky Renner. entering and track and cross country team and jogs lopic "f a biography written by Dr. Ellis remarked that Callahan was an just coming in third set off a chair of practically every afternoon She has run William E Ellis advocate of world peace and belonged to events that have put her life into a spin. in many races across the country in- Ellis, associate professor of -ocial the Knights of Columbus during World^ Renner. a senior ohvsical education cluding one in New York City. Ac- science, was awarded a $400 research War I major from Cincinnati, Ohio went home cording to her, Bench was very in- Krant by the Center for the Study of Ellis considers Callahan a liberal and for Christmas vacation and was reading terested in the fact that she runs American Catholicism an influential person, citing his backing The grant will cover travel expenses, of the 18th Amendment and Prohibition a newspaper when an ad caught her eye. "He talked for a couple hours just The advertisement was promoting the stated Fllis in 1928 For these controversial topics about running." she added. "I was very Kecause of a fire that destroyed most fallahan was opposed by leaders of the "Miss Venus. Miss Cincinnati" pageant impressed with him." Bench told of Callahan's personal letters in 1930. Catholic church. and Renner decided to enter. Renner that he was going to contact the She went for an interview, submitted "Greater Cincinnati Sports " magazine Fllis has had to travel to New York. Though Callahan never held a Boston ;ind lo the Library of Congress in a picture of herself and on Jan. 9, 1979 and that they would possibly do a story political office, remarked Ellis, he was on her. Washington. I) C to further his zealous in supporting the Democratic she made it past the preliminaries of the research on Callahan The libre'ies of parly He was a strong Roosevelt pageant. Through the pageant and the com- the t'niversity <>f Kentucky, the supporter in 1932 and a backer of Tall and slender with a vivacious mercial, a modeling job was offered to I'niversity of Louisville and the John Herbert Hoover smile and sparkling eyes, Renner talked Renner She said that she was thrilled (irant Crabbe library also contain of her experience aided by her hands For someone who had been planning lo letters written by Callahan Owing to Callahan's activeness. Ellis which were constanly on the move. teach P.E after graduation this was an While president of the Louisville explained that it has not been simple A few days after the interview. exciting switch. Varnish Company. Callahan organized writing the biography With the grant. Renner got a call from a man who had The modeling agency is one that has a orofit sharing plan for each of his one- Fllis is planning a trip to Notre Dame in seen her picture. The man said that he just opened in Cincinnati and Renner hundred employees in 1912. an event early summer. He added that com- "liked her smile" and offered Renner said that first of all they would take thai is -still thought of as rare today, pletion of the book should only take a the chance to do a television com- video tapes of her walking and talking commented Fllis few weeks mercial with Johnny Bench. Needless to The actual modeling will not start until As an active Catholic layman. say Renner accepted the offer. next summer. This is fine with Renner Callahan was enterprising in social The commercial was advertising the as she said that she is very busy with her activities lie organized and was the Holiday Inn Weekend Special and it last semester of school and her sports chairman of the Commission on Analyze your health showed Bench sitting in a swing talking Renner is also planning lo do some Religious Prejudices from 1915 lo 1917 while Renner pushed him back and forth modeling locally for Anita's Bridal Your health: a self analysis'' will be With this he developed literature to Poms away and smiled Boutique. comhai prejudices against Catholics I he topic of a lecture by Herman S Bush Tim Itixon. a sophomore from Irvine, shows some spirit during last Satur- Renner wore a pair of shorts, tank top As to whether or not Renner will go Keing one of the founders of the National Tuesdav. Jan 30. 7 p.m.. in the Ferrell day's basket hall game with Tennessee Tech. Dixon's fraternity. Delta Upsilon. into professional modeling, she doesn't Conference of Christians and Jews, he Room of the Combs Building Bush is and sandals and said that she really had won third place in the banner contest sponsored by the Progress as part of Spirit fun doing the commercial. "It took all know vet. "I don't really know what I'll was also an organizer of the l/iuisville chairman of the department of school of Day Clay Hall won first place: O'Donnell hall placed second and Sigma Pi tied day long lo do." she continued, "and it be doing when I graduate, it depends on I'rhan League public health with 1)1' for third place in the contest was really professional and just a lot of what happens I guess." she said. fun." Renner added that one of the It is a 30-second spot which is airing highlights of the entire thing was the Fees, fear,apathy keep faculty from AAUP now on Channel 19 in the Cincinnati fact that she met so many nice people area. "It was really great," said . More importantly, she added, they treated her like an equal which made altitude towards his profession president The third reason Stebbins stated was Renner. "1 met a lot of people " H\ \ WESSAKHA/.IKR Colleges and universities have Yet. with such backing and benefits. apathy and pessimism The faculty, Renner was paid $35 to do the com her feel very good Staff Writer developed general policies and There are only 75 members presently feels the time devoted to issues is not procedures in accordance with AAUP on campus." said Klaus Hcberle. local sufficient to get anything done. He The I'niversity is among 1,365 other Music Opportunities Days on setting standards and regulations president added that the faculty feels the Faculty campuses nationwide that house a The student handbook was written in . He went further to state that of the 75 Senate can get everything ac- chapter of the American Association of full compliance with the AAUP's members. 6B are active members, four complished. ,. set for high school students I'niversity Professors "AAUPi. The policies governing students, stated are associates I holding campus ad- *«. ♦ Heberle remarked that the lack at organisation which began in 1915 with Robert Stebbins. member at-large of The University is giving high school counseling sessions with faculty ad- ministrative positions) and five are participation was because many faculty the intention of advancing the stan- the local chapter juniors and seniors two opportunities to visors on academic degree programs emiritus professors This accounts for members belong, to the Kentucky dards, ideas and welfare of higher Academic freedom is important to the vtail its music faculty and learn about and entrance into university Ufa. Ad- about 10 percent of the faculty. Education Association iKEAi and the education faculty, was started on association. Stebbins maintains. Stebbins cites three reasons for the careers and scholarships in this field. missions Office personnel will supply campus in IMS. National Education Association (NEA). Jan. 27 and Feb. 10 have been set information of interest to parents of Without this freedom, he feels a society lack of participation. The first, he feels, Heberle said a professor must belong is not free. aside by the Department of Music as students planning to attend college. According to Dr Bonnie Gray, vice- is that the faculty fears penalization by nationally before belonging locally. This Tenure is another important issue of Music Opportunities Days for the high The students will gain information on president, the association looks out for their department deans or chairmen. means' paying local and national fees. the welfare of the professors as a group the AAl'P. "AAUP." said Gray, "thinks This fear he further commented, has school students how to become members of the AAUP is interested in the financial tenured and non-tenured teachers existed for a number of years. They will be given auditions for University orchestra. choral Dr Frank Williams who is satisfied compensation of faculties from similar should he treated alike." His second reason is based on the cost scholarships in strings, voice, brass, organizations, and jazz and other bands. with the association. "I think AAUP colleges so that discrepancies do not The association views itself as a of membership fees The national fees percussion, woodwinds, keyboard and and how to enter the fields of. music consistently provides a forum both occur, according to Gray. mediator between faculty and ad- are on a scale from $25 Io $45 yearly, music theory. Financial assistance education, church music, mer- locally and nationally from dealing with She wenl further to state that the ministration. Gray continued depending on the amount of income, representatives will be on hand to tell chandising and other careers. important higher education issues, guidelines set for its members are in- AAl'P also offers group life insurance liwal fees are $2 yearly the visitors about federal programs of The University music faculty will especially issues which affect the in- directly beneficial to the students in that for its members, a bulletin and a news "The faculty feels financially financial aid for students. entertain the visitors with a musicale in terest of the faculty." he said. (hey provide the professor with a better magazine, according to the vice squeezed." he said. The high school musicians will attend the Clifford Theatre at 9:50 a.m. STUDIO IN MONEY Bob Evans Farm LONDON PARIS BILL HAMMON'S NEW YORK ft L.A. TO LOAN Foods Inc. 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P«9» 6/ Vol. 57/ No. 17 Tin Eaatarn Piograu Ihuiidiv. January 25,1979 Organizations Eta Sigma 'Disco' Bill to rock begins health series Martin Hall dance By RUBIN PATER yet Io be at a party or dance where he's H> liniliv I' \ 11 l< Organizations Editor Organizations KdiUM playing where people are not having a "Disco" Bill Peterson will entertain Kiii Sigma Gamma began its series of t!nod lime." she added al this Sunday night's disco dance to be health lectures for Ihe spring semester Kquipped with 9.000 songs to choose last evening when Dr. Bobby Barton. held in Marlin Hall lobby from 7 to II from. Disco" Bill plays requests, p.m making sure he plays the kind of music athletic trainer and associate professor Currently from Dayton. Ohio, dancers will want to hear of physical education spoke on Ihe topic Peterson is originally from Harlan. Ky So register now for Martin Hall's nf "Drugsand Athletes." Emphasis was Kor Ihe past three years, he has dance contest. Though the dance is free placed on the idea thai athletes do use travelled around Kentucky and in the and abuse drugs of charge and open to any EKU Dayton area with what he calls his The next of the lecture series will be students, the contest is open only to ••disco on wheels " Peterson's set-up given hy Herman S. Bush. Professor Martin residents and their dates. Also, includes a light show including a and Chairmaa of the Department of the contesl is limited to the first 10 mirrored ceiling ball and spotlights School and fKtMtc--flealfliKof EKU. couples who register at the desk Hurry "He loves it and he loves to sec people Hush, who will speak on Jan. 30. will and register now! Prizes include a $15 having a good time." said Martin Hall discuss 'Your Health A Self first place. $10 second place, and $5 resident Debbie Branson, who is also a Analysis." third place award to the three best personal friend of Peterson's "I have On" Feb. 20. "Everything You Would dancing couples Like To Ask A Gynecologist" will the the topic of a lecture to be given by Michael Gordon. M.D.. who is a uynecolngist-obstetrician of Richmond. Ranger Club offers Nicholas Pisacano. Ml) will discuss "Feeling Good. Being Healthy: A Matter of Lifestyle" on Feb 26. Pisacano will stress that the way one ROTC-type training lives is the most reliable index of how By ROBIN PATER healthy one is and will be Requirement for membership in Ihe Organliatlons Editor "Nutrition Today Safety at the (PHoto by SCOTT ADAMS) Kanger Club is that the student must be Plate" will lectured on by Effie in an ROTC class or program Advisor Repelling, combat patrols, ambushes, Creamer. PhD . Professor of Ihe Rowling is merely one of many sporting activities students Andy Morris is an airborne ranger who Striking a pose and maneuvers are just a few of Ihe Department of Home Economics at can take advantage of. just as freshman Edward Ceen of has "excellent qualifications for the activities Eastern's Ranger Club lakes Eastern. Eating can be hazardous to Hazel Green. Ky. has at the Powell Bowling Lanes club." according to Bryant your health and are there healthy ways part in. Meetings for the club are held on io cat on the EKU bypass will be ideas "What we try to do." explained club Wednesdays at 6 p m in Room 523 of Ihe discussed during Creamer's lecture president Jackie Bryant, "is to make Begley Building This year, the club will Hay Daugherty. executive director of hands on training as close as possible to lake a skiing trip to Sugar Creek Skiing the Kentucky Alchoholism Council in the U S Army Rangers organization " Resort in Ohio. Feb 3 l.cxmc.tiin will lecture on "A Healthy $800 grant donated to "We try once a semester to give Free Drinking Ethic - There is a New Mood Practical exercises in field training. I'niversity lessons in repelling." Bryant Affect in America and Some Ground Iialriiling techniques, basic knot tying, added about the Rangers Kules For Drinking " His lecture will be and examining weapons are taken part For further information about the given on March 21. Coal Energy Club for in hy members of the club which now club or about joining, call Bryant at "Physical Fitness and Weight Con- boasts about :I7 members 1121 trol" will be discussed by Paul Motley. Ph.D . Associate Professor of Physical Education at Eastern. April 9. film-making project Hobbies i The final lecture in the series will be given hy Michael Roy Nichols. Ph.D.. By ROBIN PATER "He'll produce the films, while the chance to act to solidify our club Films Counseling Psychologist Nichols will Organizations Editor EKU film center will, of course, do the with an $800 budget is probably much- discuss "Learning To Deal With Stress" actual filming." added Griffith more appealing to our members," in special interest on April 24. Film making is in the planning lor Background material for the films asserted Pollack. All lectures in this series will be given the Coal-Energy Club, that is. will come from library researching, Eastern Kentucky I'niversity first in Ihe Fen-ell Room of' the Combs < An SBO0 grant has been given by the! viewing similar energy-related films, initiated its new major in coal mining1' « - *-
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3 i- Thurwtav. JMINT 2S. »7» : . J Higgins' youthful v 1 Lady vpioneis netters prepare for drop three straight to season opener HvCR Alt; COMBS Rochester. Mich., and experienced Staff Writer juniors Rich Vandish of Lake Forest. III. tough Kentucky foes Depending on several young players and Bibb Landrum from Harrodsburg »? to perform well. Tom Higgins' men's will play three and four for Eastern. Hv Will. IE SAWYERS Carroll was close behind with 13 points Rounding out the top six are freshmen •••.; Staff Writer Eastern led at the half 44-41, but tennis team opens its season Friday, Tech's Ham Chambers and Barbara hasting East Tennessee Mark Holstein. from Charleston. W Va.. and John Rowlette from Richmond Plagued by an inconsistent offense Dum combined for 3S points in the Losing the top two singles players Coach Higgins also mentions senior and poor shooting. Eastern's Lady second half to pull out the victory, for from last years 12-14 squad, Steve Glen Raglin as experienced help to the Colonels troubles continued to mount as Tech. "We almost won that game." Alger and Chris Herden. for reasons ihey lost three straight games this past commented Coach Duncan. "We had squad, stating. "Glen will get plenty of other than graduation, has thrust playing lime, he's been there before." week. Their record now stands at 3-io Ihem in the palms of our hands but we younger players to higher positions «... - Freshman. Jamie Harris and Butch overall and 1-5 in the OVC. let them slip away. We matched up "After challenge rounds." Higgins Young from Richmond round out this the Lady Colonels were defeated by better against Tech than we did against says, "we have ended up with three 1 jHiisville We saw some very promising year's squad Louisville last Thursday 79-64. Ten- freshmen, one sophomore, and two The spring schedule for the team is nessee Tech on Saturday 94-84. and were things against Tech.." juniors in the top six singles positions " heavy, and Higgins says it will continue Mown out by the University of Kentucky Coming off an upset victory over Despite the loss of his top-ranked lhat .way. "We've almost done away 76-54 on Monday. fourth-ranked Tennessee, the with fall matches because we start Against Louisville. Peggy Gay was players. Higgins says he feels that. University of Kentucky completely indoors so early." he says, adding. "If the only Colonel to do any damage "Our team is really better now than it dominated the Lady Colonels by a score was at this stage last year." adding. we didn't we would be playing almost all scoring wise, as she led all scorers with of 76-54 last Tuesday night The Colonels year long " 23 points. The closest Colonel to Gay was "We're really one hundred percent were out rebounded terribly by the more improved." Included on the schedule, which coach Sue Carroll with nine points. aggressive Kentucky team. Eastern Higgins says, "is as tough as it has ever Eastern played a,pretty good game only scored 23 points m the. first half and In competition between the players been." are strong regional foes Miami against the talented Louisville club. The were never really in the game. i (V i. Cincinnati. Ohio State. Purdue and final statistics show that the Colonels for positions, freshman Jeff Zinn from •What can you say? They just beat us. Cincinnati emerged with the number Indiana Eastern will also face Ken- led m almost every category. But they They took us out of our offense and lucky (in the Greg Adams Invitational i. could not find the range from the field, one singles slot. made us take shots we didn't want to In the number two position will be and Higgins own pick to win the OVC shooting a cold 34 percent. take." That was evident due to final 34 sophomore Kurt Heuerman of this vear. Middle Tennessee Coach Shirley Duncan stated that she percent shooting average. felt the cold shooting has been the downfall for the Colonels in many of Coach Duncan stated that there were their losses. "Our outside shooting is many reasons for the Colonel's slow Gymnasts near record lacking Our starting guard. Loretta start -this year. "We're " very In- Coughlin. has been getting into foul consistent. We're not going ahead and trouble the last few games and we rely taking the initiative to take the ball to in losing cause on Loretta for mnch of our scoring the basket. Our young people are just problem of the meet was I he fact that punch." Coughlin fouled out against standing around watching, and were not Hv linn Dill I Ml senior Guy Watson wasn't feeling well l.nuisville and Kentucky. getting any help from our reserves " Staff Writer and thus was about five-lenths of a point The game against Tennessee Tech One of the major reasons the Colonels off of his average scores in his events was really the only bright spot for the are losing could be the extremely tough The men's gymnastics team turned in lady Colonels Even though they lost by He added, though, lhat Watson's schedule they play. The next two games a stronit performance for the second performance was compensated for by a 10 points, the Colonels managed to put are with KWIC co-leaders Northern week in a row. coming within Iwo- four players in double figures Gay fine effort by Dave Smith, who in Kentucky and Morehead State. Both tenths of a point of breaking its all-time coming off of a bad meet, turned in an continued her point production with 23, learns have previous victories over the total score record of 180.65 Sandy Grieb had 16. Coughlin IS and Colonels all around score of 42 3. The Colonels took on Northern Calkin commented lhat Smith was Michigan University and Southeast determined lo have a good meet after Missouri in a three team meet, before a his poor showing the previous week and Eastern overruns UK but near capacity crowd in the Weaver succeeded in turning in what the coach Health Building Gymnasium. Friday described as a "super meet " Morehead outdistances night Calkin also had praise for freshman. Gibson Hocker for his fine performance Eastern easily outdistanced Southeast m the floor and vaulting exercises and I both; Ohio St. next Missouri by a score of 178.5 to 144.5. but Noted that the team improved its per Hv PRANK BUSH American. Dennis Graham placed first came up short against a strong Nor- formance in every event, except for the Staff Writer ^ in (he shot put division. ,, . thern Michigan squad falling to the rings. * Eugene Byrne placed first in the 600 visitors by a score of 190.95 to 180 45 He fur'her commented that the Morehead hosted and won a vard run. while nine other team Coach Jerry Calkin explained thai remainder of the Colonel schedule was triangular track, mc«a., ibj*, ,»*st i a»^rnb«r» p>ced j^lne* respective r ! r Eastern "technically" fielded two "very.lough" w\th every team having ." haiurdhy. with Eastern »>M*B« mood I events. VKMU"W the' meet'to chanenfee the land UniverSlyo. Ken tucks placing last ' (PVotofcyStotT/MifcMS) scored al least len points higher than the visitors, but in actuality both teams Eastern lop score this season MBrehead scored 56 points. Eastern S3 According' to coach Art Harvey, the , ..Sandy C.rietfTnrills the crowd as she lays one in against the Lady Kats at Were identical in personnel, with the points, and Kentucky 25. • team performed well considering the Kentucky The lady Colonels had a tough week which saw them lose all three of The Colonels resume action on exception of a line-up change in the ■Saturday when hey travel to Muncie. Eastern's captain, Keith Burton, a handicaps that faced the team. "I was iheir games including a 78-54 trouncing by UK. pommel horse event. senior from Louisville, placed first in very pleased at . our performance Indiana. to take on Ball Slate University v Calkin added that he was "very happy and Indiana University, teams that the long jump and the 60 yard high Saturday. We did well in an indoor track with the meet" because the top Colonel hurdles. His jump was over 23 feet and facility." It was a close meet and we Sports Quiz have turned in scores this year of 200 :i. What former Eastern player led the learn score of 180.45 was an im- and 190. respectively. the time on the run was 7.7 seconds. would have liked to have won, but there 1. Name the last time Eastern won a provement from the previous week and Another first place finisher was Chris will be other days," said Harvey. iTitular season basketball title in the Cleveland < avaleirs In assists from Calkin also mentioned lhat for the IS7S-7:t? although it occurred in a losing effort, it first time ever, both the men's and Goodwin, a junior from Washington, The track team's record now stands al OVC. came within a shadow of the school 2. What Infamous Progress editors did women's gymnastics teams would hold DC. who won the triple jump with a 1-1. The thinctads travel to Ohio State See next week's Prog for the record. distance of over 48 feet.. ■ y for another triangular meet Jan. 27, not know who was playing In the IftTO a meet together, when both face Indiana &; answers. 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Academics: -*\. Payne case raises serious questions i Somewhere in the city of fc-und a job at the Bob Hope House coach. The question that is most degrees. I know now that I've talked Cincinnati this post Sunday, Bobby in Cincinnati. bothering is why would Payne now about this that it will hurt my Payne was watching the Super Last year Coach Roy Kidd asked be disputing his failing grades. chances of ever playing football Bowl but he probably wasn't Payne to return to the team. Payne Unless he had done about the same again." cheering. For Bobby Payne it hurt, did and began his attempt to be- amount of studying and attending Coach Kidd commented, "Bobby' just to watch. come eligible to play football under of classes that he had done in the always gave us everything he had on Bobby Payne is a dedicated the second chance program. past. But this time he flunked, and the football Held and I tried football player who finished his It was the second time that Payne this he couldn't understand. everything to make him a better playing career at Eastern this past had been admitted to the second True this is conjecture but student. It's a shame anytime jk fall. He was a defensive tackle who chance program. Typically, students Payne's CPA was no where near a student leaves school without jl always gave 100 percent whenever are only given the one chance. graduating level but no one ever degree." -,' he was on the football Held. Bobby Payne returned to Cincin- However, the classroom was nati last week and once again will try' 1 always a different story. Payne struggled all through his collegiate to pick up the pieces. "It't back home now," said Payne. "Back to „ career just so that he could stay eligible to play football. In light of work but it won't hurt me I've done it before." certain discoveries in the past week I think it will hurt. Bobby Payrte it is amazing that he was allowed to will always be wary now but maybe, stay in the University as long as he that wil| work out better for hiilv"".• did. * Payne was removed from the Dl A MO NO DUST: After Eastern's University at the beginning of this two 100 point games this past week, semester because of his low grades. the Colonels set some highs for the Payne was shocked at the fact that year. he did not earn- a credit last Payne was working toward an bothered to tell him that. Also no Against Tech, Eastern had more semester. "I came back to school associate's degree. When he left one in the academic community is Held goals (52) than in any other and (hey wouldn't let me register Eastern he had a grade point willing to discuss the Payne case or game this year. because of my grades." said Payne, average of 1.2 but he was under the especially how he remained eligible The Urbana game saw Eastern set "I just want to know what is going illusion that he would soon be able through four years. four season highs: most rebounds on." to graduate. Where he got these When Payne was asked if he (62), most points (IIS), least Payne is a confused young man ideas is unknown. thought that he was ever given a amount of field goals allowed (26) vs. (Photo by STEVE BROWN) who has had his problems in the The fact is that Bobby Payne was grade just so that he could pass and and least amount of points (61). The intramural basketball season Rot underway Tuesday night with action on play football he replied, "I always all the auxiliary sun courts and Beg ley as well. Many of the teams will be in past. Right now though he feels a poor student. He was a football After a fantastic start, upsetting I action again tonight and there will also be a basketball free-throw contest in the used. The coincidences are there. fanatic that would probably do thought that I earned every grade some national powers. Agnes Weaver (iym at fi p m tonight. Payne played football for three anything to play football. This past that I got but now I have my Chriczburg's gymnasts have suf- years at Eastern and in his junior fall he played his last season and doubts." fered some stress injuries. But they Women 'power down' after year made second team AII-OVC at then was removed from school this For Bobby Payne to tell about will open their home season this defensive tackle. January for failing grades. A this was very hard. It shows a weekend with an II a.m. meet t' After his third year he was coincidence? maturity and guts that are not seen against Western Kentucky. early upsets removed from school for personal Coach Kidd claims to have done in very many people. "I just want Eastern's tennis team will open its problems and certain violations of all thai is possible to keep Payne in the public to know what is going on. indoor season this weekend against than winning." she added Hv MONK A KKIKKH dormitory regulations. He was Nchool and Payne doesn't seem to Maybe my telling this will help some East Tennessee on Saturday and. Staff Writer Cheryl Behne finished best for the women gymnasts with a third place divorced from his wife and finally have any animosity toward his other football players to get their Southern Illinois on Sunday. Kaslern's women gymnasts slumped linish in the all-around competition, , to a close third in a four way meet in having 32.05 points | Columbus. Ohio this past weekend The floor exercises were the best Scoreboard FootbaaC I Country Ohio State I'niversi'y won the team event for the Eastern women as they 5. VTnnla Johnaon. Baylor. 291 pta.. 26JS UPCOMING EVENTS pug Adama Bldo. - 9 a.m. Western Kentucky 24 I ■title with 130.3 points Bowling Green won il with .13.45 points. Basketball IMen'sl EKU Caraar Scoring Records avg.; Eattarn Kantucky 21 The beam, which is usually the Jan. 27 - Morehead Stata Alumni 6. John Gerdy. Davrdaon, 383 pta.. 28.2 ■State was second with 127 35 points, Vra. Playad Pta. Tannaaaaa Tech 18 ■followed closely by Eastern'' having Colonels strongest event, was low Colmum - 7:30 p.m. 1. Caff Brown 1972-78 1.S82 avg.; Jan. 29 - Waatam Kentucky Away - 830 7. Tony Murphy. Southam U.. 393 pta.. Auatin Paay IB 1125 7ft points and West Virginia with scoring on Saturday 2. Eddie Bodkin 1963-86 1.687 Murray State 9 pjn. - 3 Charles Mitchell 1970-73 26.1 avg.; 122 15 points "The beam was shaky." explained I Worn an'a, 6. JAMES TILLMAN. EASTERN KY.. 3S7 Middle Tannaaaaa • 4. Jack Adama . IMtVM If X WeeiaHead 8ta*» 9 •Ohio Slate was the best team there Chrietzberg. "The women weren't vejry Jan 3T Morenaad Stata Alumni 5 Gaorga Bryant 1989-72 1.346 pta.. 25.9 avg-. hul the next three were very close- confident and they can do much better." Coliseum - 8:16 p.m. 6 Bobby Waih.ngion 1986-89 1.221 9. Bill Cartwright. S.F.. 410 pta.. 26.6 avg.; COLONEL ! anyone could have finished second." The team's next meet is with Jan 29 -Waatam Kaojucky , Away 7 KENNY ELLIOTT 1975-78 1.164- 10. Srv WaHama. R.I.. 368 pta- 26.6 avg. '0 James TUtman commented Head Coach Agnes Western Kentucky in Weaver gym at Gymnaatica IWoman al 8. Jim Baachtold 1948-62 1.137 OVC STANDINGS 166 II-no am on Saturday. Jan. 27 - Waatam Kantucky • Weaver Bldg 9. Carl Cola 1968-61 1.134 Ovarai Confaranca Bruce Jones BO Chrietzberg O am 1.066 WL Kenny Eaiott 71 "This is our first home meet and WL Vic Merchant According to Chrietzberg her gym Gymnaatict IMan'al NCAA Rlviaion I ScorlngTaadara EASTERN KY. 114 82 40 Dale Jenkins nasts "powered down" this meet. we're really looking forward to being at Jan. 27 - Ball St.. Waatam Michigan - 1. Larry Bird. Indiana St.. 436 pta.. 31.1 Middle Tann. 32 111 46 "This meet was good for experience." home and having people come watch Away avg.; Tannaaaaa Tech 32 79 Dave Bootcheck 24 us." Chrietzberg commented. Indoor Track IMan'al 2. Lawranca Butlar. Idaho St.. 392 pta. Waatam Ky. • • Donnie Moore 18 she explained. "Our strategy is when Chris WWiems 4.' Tf> Jan. 27. Ohio St.. VTrajfja -Away 28.0 avg.; Morohaad St. 78 28 stress starts to occur the women rest for The following weekend there is a w Dave Tierney Indoor Tennbj (Man at 3. Paul Dawklnt. Northern III.. 382 pta.. 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Obsession with sex affects all 'artistic' endeavors Set. with sex and homosexuality. lei I hem become the nude man the American society is so puritanical On the movie screen a young, Suzanne Somers is a busty blonde two women were working on in the and pure that we have grown up beautiful couple engage in hoi, girl who somehow manages to movie. believing thai sex is dirty and lorrid sex with a frenzy uncommon parade around the apartment with As the guys sat there with intent something thai should not be talked 10 most conservative couples. In only a towel draped around her faces staring at the screen, I couldn't about. We must sneak and hide to thai Unto paperback book labeled body. The entire program is devoted help but wonder how many would enjoy the pleasures of sex because of •'For Adults Only." two women to sex; one lop executive bluntly crowd into the room to watch a our stifled society. That explains and two men cavort about on the why so many people slink into those floor in a puddle of disco oil, infamous little bookstores and peep creating just about every position shows to receive a sexual thrill. possible. But the main point is thai sex is Sex. , not something that should be dirty On television, three luscious girls and viewed only at an x-raied movie bounce about looking sexy in and peep shows. And as long as our clinging, wet T-shins. A huge oil socreiy continues to believe that sex painting graphically depicts a nude is dirty and disgusting, then porn Fare drama couple experiencing multiple orgas- movies and adult books will flourish Hugh Metzler as Buddy Baker' and Constance Blair as 'Peggy' do a scene from mic sensations. with abundance. Neil Simon's comedy Come Blow Your Horn' now playing at the Oner's Playhouse in Lexington When any of these scenes are presented to an American, more From last week than likely he'll watch or buy. Give people sex in any shape or form and Hogan's DiMaggioand Payne it's a show stopper every time. admitted thai the show was intended major movie production of And many times (and maybe to be as sexy as possible. Shakespeare's "Hamlet." too many times) it seems that art or It's evident that Americans are Americans definitely seem 10 have Heroes featured artistic events are only accepted by extremely fond of sex, judging from an obsession with sex, but the most the public when it delves into sex. the millions of dollars and hours we important question seems to be Quiz I or example, a si/cable portion of spend each year buying and "Why and is ii so bad?" in the arts Answers: The work of Joe DiMaggio will be The exhibit is free books sold in the U. S. deal with watching images of sex. I. Richard Dawson featured in the Giles Gallery of the that old familiar topic of sex. That Lei's be honest with each other. See 'Silent Movie* 2 Robert Clary No matter how cultural and highly :t Bob ("rane Campbell Building each day from could include all the hardcore porn Karl Payne, head ol the keyboard artistic we may think ourselves to this week in 4. John Banner 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. each night. books and those "romance adven- department al Motclicad Slate be, when we come down to it, we'd .">. None DiMaggio's work consists of ture" books that women are so fond University, will present a free piano rather sec and receive sex than in Buchanan Theatre 6 On "Hngan's Heroes'" it never ended photographic an. He has had photo or. recital al the University I eb. I. almost anything else. essays appearing in Playboy, Sports It's small wonder that Harold Payne, who performs with the Just the mere mention of that I Must rated and Sport. Kobbins and Rosemary Rogers are Moiehcad Irio. will begin his two of the bestselling authors in three-lettered word "sex" is enough DiMaggio first became interested performance in ihcGil'ford Theatre to excite most people into an in photography when he was America today while authors like Music announces at 8:30 p.m. John (.newer sometimes struggle to aroused state. One minute we may nine-years-old and has been in- sell books. complain about the abundance of volved with photography ever since. I he Department ol Music invites One must also look al x-rated sex in our society and the next upcoming concerts He is considered one of the finest tin- public IO attend this free movies and their wide appeal to minute we'll be watching "Charlie's photographers in America today. program. Americans today. People will stand Angels" and getting all hot and The University department of I he February recitals, all starting in line for 30 minutes or more to sec bothered. Music has announced a variety of at 8:30 p.m., will be a guest piano a hardcore porn movie, while next Monday night I was invited down recitals and concerts lor the rest of tccital bv Karl Payne, Feb. I in the door a cultural movie with Sir to two friends' room to watch some January and for February. Clifford Theatre; a faculty voice Laurence Olivier has only three very explicit porno flicks. Bciore These include a recital of horn iccital, Feb. 15 in Brock Auditori- professors scattered in the theater. the movies were over, there were and piano literature by graduate um; a faculty trumpet recital bv should ride new wave The top-rated television series for about 15 guys sitting in the room •tucJcnr Robert Boclk Jan. 28 at 3 Richard lllnian, I eh. 2-2 in Brock. B> MIKE IMTCHKN this year is "Three's Company," a watching the raw and abandoned p.m. in ihe Clifford Theatre and a Concerts will be performed by the and the Stones, the new wave cry is, sitcom dealing with two girls and a sex depicted in the movie. For a few faculty trombone recital by Joe Symphonic Band I eb. 26 and the staff Writer "Hie music has to change." Many ol these criers have left the cry man rooming together. The show is breathless minutes, the guys in the Hambrick Jan. 31 at 8:30 p.m. in I'rccussion Luscmblc Feb. 28, both If disco "sticks for.kir." punk is behind as ihev have become crammed with one-liners dealing room had allowed their fantasies to fliram Brock Auditorium. in Brack Auditorium at 8:30 p m. dead, folk lias'^onr electric and successful. good rock can'i be found. Why So tar. few new wavers have been doesn't musk tollow the tide and go commercially successful bin the new new wave? wave point ol letting the music serve 'Dog and Butterfly' album is all Heart New wave is an outgrowth of a purpose has. as ii did in the sixties, punk which keeps punk's bile, but is sin laced with ihe music for B> IH» MCNAY musically more interesting, The new LINK LL program. albums, where they would go from a The title song is the best of the Alive." Staff Writer wave movement is headed by groups In the sixties and in the new wave hard rock song to a soft one without butterfly tunes, and it could possibly Hard rock gives us the oppor- like IK'vo. the Moiors, and the any sense of cohesivencss. have some success as a single. tunity to hear Ann Wilson al her movement the message is in the Alter lighting various legal battles Talking Heads. The music of these The dog side is by far the best side Annie and Nancy Wilson have best, when she cuts loose with her music. In the music for UNICEF and changing record companies. groups is the message of the back of the album. It starts out with a live greatly improved the writing on this tremendous vocal range. program, ihc money behind I he Heart has settled down to produce version of "Cook w ith Fire," a song album by adding Susan Ennis to streets of large cities demanding the records arc put IO a use oilier than what could be their finest overall that has definite hit potential. It their songwriting team. The lyrics to Dog and Butterfly is Heart's chance lo succeed and not be eaten .filling up an at list's bank account. album. Don and Butterfly contains then swings into "High Time," 1>«»K and Butterfly far surpasses any fourth album. Except for Magazine, by the industrial society in which the New wave has succeeded to some the most coherent arrangement of another excellent last-moving song. previous Heart album. which was anal tempi bv Mushroom musician's have grown up in. CMcnl in the resurfacing of music songs that Head has ever put "Hijinx" drags a bit loo much to be Heart is unique from the Records to rip-off the public by lor new wavers ihcir music is a being put to some use other than together. effective, but it is still not a bad standpoint that they can be equally mixing some receni Heart songs way lo show the world they don'i entertainment. Now thai new wave The album is split up into two song. "Straight On" has been a hit successful with hard or soft rock. with some inferior old recordings, like the way the world is being run. has helped turn ihc tide, will its diHerein concepts. The dog side of single for quite some time, and is Heart has had most of their success all of Heart's albums have been big Because of these demands for main advocates go with the tide and the album is all hard rock, while the one of the better songs on the with hard rock songs like "Magic sellers. Heart has established change the only way lhat new wave lei new wave die? buticrlly side has a much softer album. Man," "Crazy on You," and themselves as the premier female- music can commercially succeed is Ihc music industry has forgotten touch. This works much better than The butterfly side of the album "Barracuda," although some of dominated rock group, and should by giving up their radical demands its social responsibility before. That the hodge-podge type of arrange- also contains some fine songs, but it their softer songs have sold well like remain in lhat position for some the music's life blood. is exactly why new wave should ment that the group had on earlier is not quite as good as the dog side. "Dreamboat Annie" and "Love time lo come. As with the Beatles. Bob Dylan continue. SERVICE DIRECTORY Exchange Cabin Gun Shop Loufe D. Reeves dstpsavs one of hi* many hand gum Classified Ads "We aeU all major brands of rifles, shot guns, and phrtoto." IT'S EASY. 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i inii-il from |i.u;r l> some of the teachers are taking it as a Jim .larman. a junior geology major evaluation, the difference shows up on threat to the way they teach." from Versailles said. "1 feel they should some of the other evaluations. For Kraas also expressed some concern. be mandatory. Students have a right to example, the history department's form We HIS teacherst don't know how they express their opinions about their has 22 questions and has a written are going to be used Good? Bad"" For teachers This is just one way they can ■ response for the students to comment Tenure" We just don't know " do it." • on. Student reaction to the evaluations Allied Health and Nursing's form has will he the subject of the most scrunity Dave Thurman. an environmental XI questions plus an area for a written by faculty members and department resources major from l-awrenceburg response "We all agreed on evaluations heads alike "So far there's been a very said. "I don't think they are going to be hut couldn't agree on a single type of positive reaction to the passing of the very good because the students won't evaluation." said Cooper "So each evaluations by the students," said give unbias views of their teacher. If department devised their own." Cooper they don't like him. it's a way to strike ilW hack at him " According to Cooper, there has been "Our biggest concern is that the some mixed reaction among the faculty students won't take them seriously." Men's Interdorm presiden;. Greg members over the beginning of these said Cooper "If they use them wisely. Kyan. shares Thurman's feelings. "If •sws* mandatory evaluations. I hey can benefit the entire university, if the students take them objectively, they "Some teachers like them with some not. they won't help at all." could be a valuable tool in helping the conditions on them, others don't like However, student reaction to the instructor to see how he is relating to his them at all." said Cooper "I think the making of the teacher evaluations students. If they are not taken seriously, teachers have a basic fear of these mandatory, has been mixed to say the the teacher is probably going to suffer evaluations. It's something new and least the consequences." Burton pleads guilty mond when the three assaults occurred Bv SAll Ml WARREN After entering the plea. Burton told News Editor Judge James S. Chenault he had been on campus last spring. He was arrested sick with a case of "bad nerves" since March t7 by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington where he Derrick M Burton, arrested and his arrest. was facing a robbery charge and charged last March in connection with Burton also told the judge he had not charges for interstate flight to avoid the assault and robbery of three received any psychiatric counseling prosecution University women, pleaded guilty in prior to his arrest. The University sought and gained (Pnoto by SCOTT «OAM« Madison County Circuit Court Monday, He had last attended school in 1974 in Burton's extradition soon after his Joe orendor. University cheerleader, aided by a megaphone Jan 22 to one count of first degree rape Washington, he said, where he lived Man on the phone arrest He had been lodged in the leads the crowd in another cheer as the team drives the ball and one count of first degree robbery. with his, grandmother. Madison County Jail awaiting trial home for another basket The 20-year-old Washington DC. Burton was visiting friends in Rich- native waivered his right to a jury trial by entering the guilty plea to the two counts Two other charges of assault Excellent teacher nominations Gov. Carroll on campus today and robbery were consequently drop- tealuring soprano .loan-Lorna Bon- Governor Julian Carroll will give the I'owrtl said the day was set aside "to ped. University students will cast ballots to with students, recognized as competent, nemann and accompanied by John nominate candidates for the Fourth scholarly and knowledgeable, skilled at main address and receive "recognition express to the citizenry of Richmond. Burton confessed to the rape of a Madison County and the Commonwealth Spong Annual Excellence in Teaching Awards exposition, demonstration and an- lor his efforts in support of education" University graduate student March 1 our deep appreciation for your con- on Tuesday and Wednesday. Jan 30-31 swereing student questions, sets high at the University's Progress and Ap- and to the robbery of Sharon Reed, also tinuing support and to reflect on the Luncheon music will be provided by Polling places in Campbell. Combs. standards for students, flexible and preciation Day Thursday 'Jan. 25>. a student here, on March 7. accomplishments which have been the University Piano Trio, with Lyle Powell. Stratum and Wallace buildings creative in classroom activities, makes University president Dr. J.C. Powell Prosecuting attorney Ben Walker made at Eastern " Wnlfrom on ihe 'cello. Alan Staples, contacts between his subject and the invited Carroll and about 600 state and recommended sentences of 15 years and will be open from 7:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m The program will also include special violin, and Roe VanBoskirk. piano lives and interests of the students, and local government, civic and business to years respectively for the two counts. each day. music by the University Chamber Invocation will be by Dr (Jeorge Nor- Criteria for selection include: vitally stimulates independent work by leaders to attend a noon luncheon on the Formal sentencing was set for Thur- Singers, directed by Dr David Wehr. dgulen. university chaplain concerned with teaching, concerned students special day sdav. Feb. I.
Save 30% in concert j0hn Priiie Feb. 12,7:30 China Silver Crystal Pewter Jewelry Misc. Gifts Brock Auditorium Bridal Registry ctotMnf 4 Engraving Done In Store ■Vonen V#tV#ar *** Save One Day Service DOWNTOWN RICHMOND 142 N. 2nd 623-9676 720 East Main 30% UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES THE UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES MOVIES ARE PRESENTED IN IREARL BUCHANAN THEATRE, KEEN JOHNSON BUILDING, SEVEN NIGHTS PER WEEK AT THE LISTED TIME. PLEASE WATCH SCHEDULE FOR STARTING TIME. ADMISSION IS $1.00 AND UMITED TO EKU COMMUNITY. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL STUDENT ACTIVITIES - 622 3855. M£t»U»ti»n»t!M£t»UM£l».tl*& MOVIES AT MIDNIGHT £ .Urn. 2* Tfc» 7% SalatiM 2" . JH. »7 Th. <>"»« Jan 28. 29 00 ~j+- All Others At ThP door tS V * A University Center Board -*•-*» I * WJDfYlWMUHIMEhM/BE&T PICTURE Presentation * . t • j. •^ h A Supplement to the Eastern Progress presented as a service to its readers January 25. 1979 RvNANCY SPENCER >>algirls will be held in Room 106 of women's team that day at 5:15 p.m Staff Writer Alumni Coliseum For movie-goers. "Silent Movie" will be shown in the University film series at SUNDAY ■» — Those students interested in being Pearl Buchanan Theater on Jan 26 and (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. This coming week offers plenty of involved with religious organizations, 27. "The Omen" will also be presented divines for students on campus P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. should rail the Calholic Newman Center Jan. 30 and 31. "Taxi Driver" 1979 Robert DeNiro Cybilf Shepherd Today is the last day of the mem who will sponsor a reatreat on Jan 27 For TV addicts. "Hello, Larry" An angry and tormented young man hating everyone •ship drive being held by the Young Also, ihe Inter-Varsity Christian starring McLean Stevenson will but a pure and beautiful woman who fears nim and mocrals Students interested in Fellowship meets on Thursday nights at premiere Friday at 9:30 p.m. on j teenage street hustler who is too cynical to trust 7 p m in Wallace. 346. him. explodes into a savage frenzy ing should drop by their station Channel 18 "Fighting Mad" with Peter time from II am to4p m in front Fonda will be shown Jan 27 at 9 p.m. on The Colonels play Morehead Jan. 27 al (CBS) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T., the Powell Grill Channel 27 7 :I0 p.m in Alumni Coliseum, and the P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. All signs are pointing to an enjoyable "And Your Name It Jonah" 1979 Sally Struthers Tonight at 7 30 p m tryouts for l.ady Colonels will also play Morehead's week. James Woods A poignant drama about a New York couple whose 7-year-old son is discovered to be profoundly deaf after having been incorrectly 7:34) p.m. Movie "California Suite." diagnosed as mentally retarded oday Jan. 25 Saturday Jan. n Campus Cinemas MONDAY 7:45 p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." 11 a.m. EKU Women's gymnastics team (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 8:00 Campus Cinemas. i :i« p.m. ALE meeting. Kennamer vs Western Kentucky and Western PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 7:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. A p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. oom. Powell Building Carolina. Weaver Gym. •Backstairs at the White House" 1979 Olivia Cole 9 p.m. Movie "7 Percent Solution." 5 p.m. Softball Club meeting. Weaver. 1:11 p.m. EKU Women's basketball vs Leslie Uggams Book One of the nine-hour fact-based Pearl Buchanan Theater. rrmiseries about the experiences of Maggie Rogers oom 201 Morehead State. Alumni Coliseum. 9:45 p.m. Movie "California Suite." and her daughter Lillian Rogers Parks Maggie k:W p.m. Core meeting at Catholic 7 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. Campus Cinemas Rogers becomes a maid at the White House and is prwman Center "Calholic Belief and 1:3* p.m. U.K. Basketball vs. Florida. quickly consumed by the demands of the First ■:M p.m. Movie "Every Which Way," radices session Rupp Arena. I jmilies: Mrs William Howard Tail .s felled by a Campus Cinemas s p.m. Intramural basketball free-throw ;:lu p.m. t- K i Men's basketball vs stroke. President Wilson grieves for his first wife and onlest. Weaver Gym Morehead Slate. Alumni Coliseum struggles to hold the office after a stroke and Mrs K p.m. EKl' Dance Theater auditions. Harding is shattered Dy gossip about her husband s I:M p.m. Movie "California Suite." mtidelity leaver Dance Studio Campus Cinemas ■ :ui p.m. Pep Rally for Eastern vs. I:4J p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." Tuesday Jan. 30 (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T lorehead game. Alumni Coliseum i ampus Cinemas - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. P.S.T. 5 ton p.m. EKU Fencing Club practice. x p.m. I K Opera "Bartered Bride." « p.m. Student Senate meeting. Ken- "The Corn li Green" 1979 Katharine Hepburn BiM Graver Fencing Room Lexington Opera House namer Unom. Powell Building. F'.isc Set m v...les at the turn of the century me p.m. Movie Busier and Bilhe." N p.m. Movie "Silent Movie." Pearl 6:341 p.m. Core Meeting at Catholic drama chronicles an Englishwoman s gallant struggle tartin Hall lobby Buchanan Theater Newman Center <- educate youtntui Welsh coal miners Upon the imval of Miss Motfat to an impoverished mining p.m. Inter-Varsily Christian 9 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. 7 p.m. Movie "The Omen." Pearl Buchanan Theater visage she is met with wariness by the illiterate >llpwship meeting. Wallace. Room :H6 !t:»i p.m. Movie "California Suite." ;e»vrisDeopie ■- well is r>y 'hose who have had the f p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema 'ampus Cinemas : p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. benefit of education ■ p.m. Movie "Two-Minute Warning. »:.Vi p.m. Movie "Every Which Way.' 7:S» p.m. Movie "California Suite." TUESDAY arl Buchanan Theater Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas. .':»li p.m. Movie "California Suite." in p.m. Movie "Silent Movie." Pearl 7:45 p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 8:00 PM ampus Cinemas Buchanan Theater Campus Cinemas E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 700 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. ::tn p.m. Batgirl tryouts. Room 108. x p.m. Lambda Sigma Freshman Mixer. "Big Jake" 1971 John Wayne Richard Boone A \1 midnight Movie "The Omen." Pearl • owboy teams up with his sons to-track down the In mm Coliseum Buchanan Theater A-K. gang that has kidnapped his grandson if, 7:45 p.m. Movie Every Which Way But » p.m. Movie "The Omen." Pearl «nose." Campus Cinemas Buchanan Theater (NBC) BIG EVENT: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8:00 9 p.m. Movie "Two-Minute Warning." Sunday Jan. 28 9 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. rarl Buchanan Theater :l p.m. Robert Boelk. Graduate Horn 9:45 p.m. Movie "California Suite." "The Triangle Factory Fire Scandal" 1979 Tom • p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema Recital. Gifford Theater. Campus Cinemas Bosley. Tovah Feldshuh A gripping drama about the • :45 p.m. Movie "California Suite." 9:50 p.m. Movie "Every Which Way," cause and aftermath of Ihe catastrophic 1911 :i p.m. U.K. Opera "The Bartered Triangle Shirtwaist Factory tire, an actual historical ampus Cinemas Bride." I .exington Opera House Campus Cinemas. event that is believed to be one of the worst •:M p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." K'::MI p.m. Newman Club Spaghetti conflagrations ol its kind m history 'ampus Cinemas Dinner. Catholic Newman Center p.m. Movie "Buster and Billie." 7 p.m. Movie "7 Percent Solution." WEDNESDAY '• >upree Hall Pearl Buchanan Theater (NBC) WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 7-11 p.m. Disco Dance. Martin Hall Wednesday Jan. 31 8:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. • 7:00 PM C.S.T.. Lobby. , 11:111 p.m. Pre-vet Club meeting. Carter M.S.T. 7 p.m. Movie-California Suite." Campus "Viva Knlevel" 1978 Evei Kn.evel. Gene Kelly Friday Jan. 26 Building 7 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema Cinemas. Smugglers plan to sabotage Evel Knievel's motorcycle 7:45 p.m. Movie "Every Which'Way." 7 p.m. Movie "The Omen." Pearl lump m Mexico m order to smuggle cocaine into the f:9W p.m. Movie "California Suite." Buchanan Theater. United States by stashing it in the daredevil s coffin .ampus Cinemas Campus Cinemas. 9 p.m. Movie "7 Percent Solution." 7 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. (Rl 7-.4S p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." 7:3« p.m. Movie "California Suite," Pearl Buchanan Theater. THURSDAY Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas. »:4S p.m. Movie "California Suite." p.m. Movie "Silent Movie." Pearl 7:45 p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." (CBS) THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 8:00 PM (Buchanan Theater. Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas. E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 7:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. 'i MI p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." H p.m. UK Opera "Bartered Bride." * p.m. Lambda Sigma Freshman Mixer. "Mr. Horn" 1979 David Carradme Richard Widmark exington Opera House. Campus Cinemas. K-Z. Part I The drama tells the fascinating story of the HI p.m. House Council Meeting, Palmer t p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema *::in p.m. Joe Hambrick Faculty enigmatic Ironber figure Tom Horn, whose colorful »:45 p.m. Movie "California Suite." Hall. Wild-West career encompassed the capture of the Trombone Recital. Brock Auditorium. legendary Apache warrior Geronimo in the 1880 s "ampus Cinemas » p.m. Movie "The Omen." Pearl and a rough-and-ready, turn-ot-the-cenfury life as a »:S« p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." Monday Jan. 29 Buchanan Thhealer. Wyoming bounty hunter Campus Cinemas 7 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema 9 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. It p.m. Movie "Silent Movie." Pearl 7 p.m. Movie "7 Percent Solution." 9:45 p.m. Movie "California Suite." FRIDAY -4m Buchanan Theater Campus Cinemas. Pearl Buchanan Theater. (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. 12 Midnight Movie "7 Percent Solution." 7::MI p.m. UK Basketball vs. Auburn. t:54) p.m. Movie "Every Which Way." P.S.T. • 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. Pearl Buchanan Theater. ftupp Arena. Campus Cinemas Public Radio 88.9 I-2S-79 Today Jan. 25 Friday JBR.*M 100 AM - JOU1NAL SIS PM — AFTERNOON REPORT SOS AM - JOURNAL 13-30 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS • J0PM -THE BEST OF See Monday 600 AM tor complete See Monday 5 IS PM for complete Sev Mono*. 6 00 AM '■" comok'tt YvEKL-fMs loy Lee - s»« *w» oa 110 «Z CHALLENGE OF THE SUPER REVIVAL TABERNACLE FRIENDS REVIVAL HOUR 11:27 ® METRIC MARVELS 1100 St> IT IS WRITTEN 10:10 A DAFFY DUCK REBOP O TARZAN AND THE SUPER ONE WAY WEN ll:M (Jj) LEISURE I*i7 OB METRIC MARVELS FACE THE NATION YOGI'S SPACE RACE STUDIO SEE FANGFACE 11:10 <9 NEW SHAPES: EDUCATION AFTERNOON PINK PANTHER SHOW I YOUR GOVERNMENT DIRECTIONS AFTERNOON ZOOM I2:M WRESTLING 7M CLUB TELETHON SPACE ACADEMY I Mi Ijf MEET THE PRESS OF EARTH AND MAN NEWSMAKER ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL 9t COMMENT ON KENTUCKY IMt FAT ALBERT l:M 'm THE OLYMPIC SPECIAL AMERICAN BANDSTAND ra CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES 14* CENTER CIRCLE W APPROACHES TO HIGH SCHOOL FESTIVAL OF LIVELY ARTS FOR LEARNING-DISCIPLINE 1:1* 3$ DESIGNING HOME INTERIORS YOUNG PEOPLE NBA .«• G.E.D. 1:45 St BASKETBALL 111 Hi COLLEGE BASKETBALL '71 24* 3$ COLLEGE BASKETBALL '7» •Z' AGRICULTURE-FOOD FOR & TELETHON CONTINUES THOUGHT MO m OF EARTH AND MAN Ml © KIDSWORLD 3:30 4* KENTUCKY ONSTAGE **. GUTEN TAG IN DEUTSCHLAND 4:ii » SPORTSWORLD *Z FAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOLS St ANDY WILLIAMS SAN DIEGO KM 9t TOBACCO TALK OPEN (4f> APPROACHES TO HIGH SCHOOL 44) PRISONER LEARNING DISCIPLINE ti TELETHON CONTINUES K MOVIE ^ADVENTURE) — "Tar- SH m FOOTSTEPS xaa'i New Yart Advestures" 1142 5 30 4« EXPLORING THE RESTLESS F.B.I. SEA DESIGNING HOME INTERIORS COLLEGE BASKETBALL "It EVENING ANDY WILLIAMS SAN DIEGO (H FOCI'S ON MINORITIES OPEN WILD KINGDOM WRITING FOR A REASON 4* CROCKETT'S VICTORY BILL DANCE OUTDOORS GARDEN SPORTS SPECTACULAR 02 TELFTHON CONTINUES ALL-STAR SOCCER (:M '» NBC NEWS WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS B JOE HALL SHOW PUBLIC AFFAIRS «ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 7:00 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF EVENING DISNEY «:M If PUBLIC AFFAIRS St M MINUTES «T NEWS & THE PALLISERS m NOVA 8:0i m THE BIG EVENT 0:1* (jl! NBC NEWS St ALL IN THE FAMILY St CBS NEWS ® NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC @ THAT'S HOLLYWOOD B TELETHON CONTINUES Jpnny Corelli. played by Sally Strut hers. struggles to communicate with her deaf son Jonah. 7:0* (If LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 8:31 SB ALICE Name is Jonah," to be broadcast as a special movie ® HEE HAW 94* St) SPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION portrayed by Jeffrey Bravin. in "And Your And Your Name Is Jonah' 1979 Stars presentation Sunday. Jan. 28 on CBS-TV m NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY JAZZ ENSEMBLE Sally Stnitners. James Woods. MASTERPIECE THEATRE 1 O UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES Today Jan. 25 7:10 If DONNA FARGO SHOW COUSTEAU li:M BOB BOPE SPECIAL IN SEARCH OF 7:M m CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK THE ENERGY WAR EVENING COMMENT ON KENTUCKY TELETHON CONTINUES NEWLYWEDGAME BOO (jj) CHIPS (M NEWS THE WHITE SHADOW 114* St NEWS IM <9 DtFTRENT STROKES FIRING LINE 11:15 CBS NEWS STUDIO SEE THE NEW ADVENTURES OF 11:11 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE Hunters ABC NEWS DELTA BOUSE WONDER WOMAN 111 SB WELCOME BACK. KOTTER Of The Reef 1971 Stars Michael Parks. *:11 NBC NEWS Mary Louise Wdler CBS NEWS •44J WASHINGTON WEEK IN 1:M (9) SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE REVIEW MOVIES The Sentinel 1977 Stars Chris S CBS LATE MOVIE CJU>. ALL-STAR FAMILY FEUD 12* TELETHON CONTINUES CANDID CAMERA 111 » BROTHERS AND SISTERS Sarandon. Cristina Raines 7:M FAMILY AFFAIR SB SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE WALL STREET WEEK Fighting Mad' 1971 Stars Peter Fonda MY THREE SONS TURNABOUT MACNEtL-LEHRER REPORT THE DUKES OF HAZZARl) Lynn Lowry JOKER'S WILD BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL FARM DIGEST THE LOVE BOAT Monday Jan. 29 7:M NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD FRIDAY NKRT MOVIE The Pink FAMILY FEUD PRISONER Panther Strike* Again 1976 Stars Peter FANTASY ISLAND EVENING DICK CAVETT SHOW Sellers. Lesley Anoe Down Inspector NEWLYWBDGAME St M NEWS NEWS Oouseau finds himself pitted against his MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING IM LEGENDS OF THE former supervisor, now a madman intent STUDIO SEE ABC NEWS 01 conquering the world with a diminu- ABC NEWS TEE WALTONS tion ray. (I hrs.) 1:14 m NBC NEWS NOVA SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE CBS NEWS MORK AND MINDY HELLO. LARRY COLLEGE BASKETBALL MBDIK WRITING FOR A REASON I:M WHAT'S HAPPENING" T.FJ CLUB CANDID CAMERA SWEEPSTAKES MOVIE-(ADVENTURE) •••'■• "The OUINCY DALLAS 7Si V YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL HAWAII FIVE-41 GOBS «f Navarawe" IMI MY THREE SONS THEPALUSERS 'MB STAR TREK PALESTINE St a NEWS MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT BARNEY MILLER THE TONIGHT SHOW JOKER'S WILD THE ROCK FORD FILES MOVIE -(COMEDY) • "Move" 7:M !W HOLLYWOOD SQUARES EARN ABY JONES UTt POP GOES THE COUNTRY FAMILY BARETTA Sunday Jan. 28 MCK CAVETT SHOW 10:10 KENTUCKY ON STAGE JUKEBOX NEWLYWEDGAME 11:00 OS S NEWS THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 14* If MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 11:11 THE TONIGHT SHOW MOVIE -(COMEDY) ••• "Plaia *:*• NORMAN VINCENT PEALE Backstairs At The White House 1*7* CBS LATE MOVIE SaKe" 1171 «:3i CATHOLIC MASS Stars: Olivia Cole, Leslie Uggams. STARSKV AND Mi W TAKE FIVE 74* OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR Robert Vaughn Maggie Rogers becomes rCH-MANNIX TOBACCO TALK a maid at the White House, and is quickly TOMORROW 7-li LONE RANGER consumed by the demands of the First TAKE FIVE REV GENTRY FARMER Families. (Pi I of a three-part scries; 1 8:0i VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS hrs.) Saturday Jan. 27 REXHUMBARD St MASH MORNwIO SESAME STREET m SOLTT CONDUCTS BERLIOZ ( ' B SALVAGE-l Friday Jan. 2 AGRICULTURE USA JIMMY SWAGGART l:M THE STORY •:M © WERP IN CINCINNATI EVENING FARM REPORT Mi D MONDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Corn MOVIE -(WESTERN) •• "Bella «4 SHOW MY PEOPLE Mi PLACEMENT INTERVIEW Trainees Qualifications: All Majors & of agencies who hire from (he employment PROCEDURES Degrees interested in Food Service rosier. Teacher Intern 1. All interviews will be held in the Careers Beginning Monday. Jan. 22. 1979. the The Teacher Corp Intern Program is Pace Exam application to schedule your Division of Career Development & Tues. I-«W. XEROX CORPORATION now accepting applicalions from in- seal for Ihe exam can be picked up in the Placement. 319 Jones Building. Positions: Sales Trainees leresled students Interns would be in- Division of Career Development & 2. Students who wish to schedule in- Qualifications: All Majors & Degrees volved in specific educational projects Placement. 319 Jones Bldg between the terviews must sign-up in person at the interested in Sales - Marketing Career designed to strengthen Ihe educational Tues Feb 6 NATIONAL LIFE & AC hours of Bam - 430 p. m All applications Division Office. 319 Jones Bldg. Monday- opportunities available lo children in CIDENT INSURANCE CO .ire to be returned lo the above address by Friday from 8 a.m. 4:30 p.m. .in-as having concentrations of low-income Positions- Marketing Management Thursday. Feb 22 which is the application 3. Interview sign-up starts after families Internships run for 2 full years, Trainee Program Qualifications: All deadline for Ihe PACE EXAM The time organizations are announced in the FYI or preceeded by an intense orientation period Degrees with Major or Minor in Bus. Adm and location of the exam along with ad- the PLACEMENT PIPELINE. during the summer Applicants must have nr Some background in Business courses ditional materials, which must be com- 4. The minimum requirement for a B S degree and no prior teaching ex- Tues & Wed. Feb. 6 & 7 U.S AIR FORCE pleted and taken to the exam site will be scheduling an interview is the completion perience Additional information and a Positions: Pilots. Navigators. forwarded directly to the address given on and filing of a data sheet which is available limited number of applications are now Engineers Qualifications: Bachelors or fhe Pace Exam application Please direct in Ihe Division office. 319 Jones Bldg. available in the Career Information Masters Degree in Science. Math, or Other any questions to the Division of Career Technical Majors NOTE: General In- Development & Placement. 319 Jones Resource Center located in the Career Development 9 placement Office. 319 formation Booth will be available from Bldg Phone: S22-2765 Jones Bldg All applications should be filed " '«i a m 3:00 p.m Outside North Grill with ihe Teacher Corp Intern Program no Interviews Area in Powell Bldg. Tues Thurs. Jan 30-Feb 1 US. United Way program laler than March IS. 1979 MARINE CORPS The United Way Intern Program is a or* Positions: Officer appointments are Career exam year program lo prepare individuals for a available as Pilots. Infantry, Artillery. professional career in the United Way Part-time jobs Military Police, Corrections, Intelligence. field. Duties would include social planning, i Secrelary-Bookeeper. Supply. Finance & Judge Advocate. The next and last time the (PACE) budgeting, fund raising, and com- Payroll. Double Entry Bookkeeping. Qualifications: All majors interested in EXAM will be given until November 1979. munications A bachelor's degree is Tvping Flexible Hours & Work Schedule career opportunities. is scheduled for Saturday. March 24. 1979. required. Interested individuals should Minimum 20-25 lilts Per WK Location: write for applications ifor the June 1979 NOTE: Special Marine Officer Training This written exam is required for most Paint l.ick: Competitive Wages Program for Underclass Students Platoon entry level positions with the Federal intern group' to: Mrs. Ann Loper. Ad- 2 Project Assistant: government Bachelor's or higher degree ministrative Cordinalor. Personnel leader Class fflffli&l40 Tuesday Jan. 30 WRITING FOR A REASON > .in «J I.N-MHUOL PROGRAMMING 62 SHA NA NA »:M 14 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW monday 7:1)0 t« FAMILY AFFAIR XT PROGRAM I NANMH NCEII _ EVENING 27 MY THREE SONS •2 GENERAL HOSPITAL too TF'NEWS «4 MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT 9:30 XT ALL IN THE FAMILY «* STUDIO SEE JOKER'S WILD 10 44 14 CARD SHARKS 8 ABC NEWS 7:34 8 THAT GOOD OLE NASHVILLE XT KENTUCKY MORNING Ml 14 NBC NEWS MUSIC a MARCUS WELBY. M.D. S*J CBS NEWS 27- WOODY WOODPECKER AND 10:34 III ALL STAR Secrets «4 G.E.D. FRIENDS Xt PRICE IS RIGHT §MUPPETS SHOW 4f DICK CAVETT SHOW 10-57 14 NEWS BULLETIN 7:M FAMILY AFFAIR NEWLY WED GAME 11:04 « HIGH ROLLERS MY THREE SONS I44 S RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM *Z HAPPY DAYS «* MACNEIL-LKHRER REPORT AND BAILEY CIRCUS 11:30 I* WHEEL OF FORTUNE « JOKER'S WILD XT THE INCREDIBLE HULK a LOVE OF LIFE 7:34 fl) DOLLY f GREAT PERFORMANCES a FAMILY FEUD M f Mjm NAME THAT TUNE EIGHT IS ENOUGH 11:55 97) CBS NEWS m DICK CAVETT SHOW WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE 8 NEWLY WED GAME MOVIES Viva Knievel Stars Evel AFTERNOON 141 MARK TWAINS AMERICA Knievel. Lauren Hutton SD REPUBLICANS RESPONSE TO ONE DAY AT A TIME 12:44 IB NOON TODAY PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS CHARLIE'S ANGELS YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 4t MASTERPIECE THEATRE 9:30 i 1 THE JEFFERSONS J24.044 PYRAMID A HAPPY DAYS 10:44 i } KAZ 12:14 BOB BRAUN SHOW S:» B LA VERNE AND SHIRLEY > NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 131 BIG EVENT MOVIE The Triangle RYAN'S HOPE Factory Fire Scandal' 1979 Slam Tom 11.40 3 1 aVW NEWS 1:44 MATCH GAME Bosley, Tovafc Feldshuh 11-14 1 D THE TONIGHT SHOW ALL MY CHILDREN 371 TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE Big 9 CBS LATE MOVIE 1:14 DAYS OF OUR LIVES Jake 1(71 Stars John Wayne Maureen i POLICE WOMAN-MANNIX AS THE WORLD TURNS OHara. 1:44 f] t> TOMORROW 2:44 ONE LIFE TO LIVE TBS ENERGY WAR 2:44 ff I TAKE FIVE 2:14 DOCTORS THREE'S COMPANY GUIDING LIGHT *» TAXI 2:57 NEWS BULLETIN IMS STARSKY AND HUTCH 3:44 ANOTHER WORLD 1144