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Eastern Progress - 04 Mar 1971

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Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 10 Pages March 4,1971 48th Year > Number 23 City Merchants Student Center To Open In Fall The lower level will be BY SONJA FOLEY Site Porter Plant Editor about where the old football field was; the second level can BY ROBERT BABBAGE, JR. years ago. bound to be obnoxious to you Same 85 student leaders be compared to the level of Academics Editor He added that, "when people who are so close to it," and administrators were on Kit Carson Drive and the patio Porter came here, they were a he said. hand for a dinner meeting last of the SUB grill. The locating of the H.K. long time in starting their Maffett made several Thursday evening to hear the A covered walkway across Porter plant on the Eastern work. It took time to get a suggestions to solve the plans for the new University the front of the building will by-pass is the result of a plant that size in operation, problem. "They are going to Center scheduled to open with face the plaza and fountain foundation established by and there were labor somehow have to curb it, or the fall semester. between the Center and the Richmond merchants, problems. It was a national clean it up by some scientific President Robert R. Martin Chapel of Meditation and the according to Richmond Mayor labor problem, not local means, or perhaps use an called it Eastern's finest Wallace Classroom Building. Wallace G. Maffett. SUB Renovation Matter Discussed afterburner process." structure; "I know it is the * The city owns the building In discussing state air most expensive," he said. As soon as the new center housing the Porter firm. "As a city we have pollution controls and air On the lower level of the is completed, the old Student Mayor Maffett said that the discussed this matter with standards Maffett said, "I feel new structure is a grill to Union Building is due for company has a lease on the them. They said that nothing that they are being high accommodate approximately renovation. Built in 1940, the property which amounts to harmful is being emitted into enough to cover these serious 600, 12 bowling lanes, a building's costs for renovation Porter paying off the bond the air. The matter was taken cases, at least from What has billiards and games room, an will run in the neighborhood indebtedness in order to use up by Dr. Linda Fagan, who been explained to me." area for card playing, chess, of $900,000 to $1 million. the plant. bears the responsibility as an The Mayor said that he has and such table games, and a The upper level will be The Mayor said that "the officer of the health confidence in his staff in the barber shop. Barnwood turned into one large area for grand jury report is bound to department." health department, and stated paneling creates a rustic decor dancing and banquets. An have some bearing on seeing Maffett said that the city that "Dr. Fagan is very in this large area which will be improved sound system and that this problem is dealt intends to go further into the thorough and very stern in broken into smaller areas to air conditioning will be with." He was referring to the problem. "This could easily be what she hands down in air give an informal atmosphere installed. report of the Madison County a health hazard, and it could and stream pollution." and to avoid such a spacious A new fire alarm system Grand Jury citing Porter on also be causing serious air air. and fire exits will be added. emitting contaminents, "being pollution. We'll have to insist City Problem Second Level New seats and work area will put into the air in unusually that they correct the be put into the theatre. -The heavy quantities, causing problem." The city of Richmond On the second level is the clock tower will be painted noxious odors to fill the Most of the complaints at encountered a problem of its general lounge area, an and refurnished and lighting atmosphere." city hall come from members own during the term of Mayor information desk and sundry arrestors will be added. Life Unpleasant of the campus community, Maffett's service. Maffett shop, an office complex, and A tower between the old professors in particular. answered questions staff Photo by Larry BaHay six meeting rooms to and new centers will serve a The report went on to say Maffett believes that the concerning the "old dump." accommodate from ten to 35 dual purpose housing a rthtt, ••lift in the campus is more conscious of The city was warned by state One In A Hole people with 72 lockers to be carolon in the top and an used for storage by various community...including Pattie the problem than the rest of officials that a fine of up to Collins Rice, left, a campusl electrician, Coliseum as part of installation procedures elevator to transport food A. Clay Hosptal, has become the city. $1000 per day would result if for the cable television which will eventually campus organizations. from the new kitchen facilities and Russell Estes, an employee of A terrazo corridor leads extremely unpleasant," "The prevailing winds here they did not stop illegal Barney-Miller of Lexington, check power be installed in several dorms and class room to the old building for The jurors urged Kentucky blow southwest to northeast. burning at their dumping site. output at various stations near Alumni buildings on campus. into this level, but the rest of banquets. Attorney General John It is odd that we do not hear The city took immediate the floor is carpeted Facilities for cashing Breckinridge to take steps to much from people living in action to correct the problem. throughout. checks could possibly be " aid the Kentucky Air the northeast section of town. Maffett pointed out that when There are also two large located in the new center if it Pollution Board in Now, when the winds shift such action is taken by the Towne Cinema Indicted meeting rooms for up to a is decided that two such and blow towards the state, the ..fine level .can be hundred people, a browsing facilities are justified on plant to termlnate the we hear more assessed daily as "each day room and quiet lounge, a " campus. pollution. They added that, complaints." constitutes a separate Oh 3 Obscenity music room with stereo, and One director and two offense." two television lounges. assistants will have charge of "he should seek penalties for Campus Concern any noncompliance." Maffett acknowledged the On the upper level is the the new center. Sf BY RAY WALKER taken and this was not done." The city prosecutor, John cafeteria with an approximate President Martin suggested V Mayor Maffett said that the Maffett expressed importance of the plant in Lackey, who handled the case terms of employment in the Staff Reporter Trial on this injunction has capacity of 1000 and the that students might be complaints about the Porter particular concern in the been set for this month. through the police court also plant are a "fairly recent matter due to the proximity community. "Anytime you regents' and faculty's dining interested in submitting A Madison County grand did not want to make any areas. The dining areas are possible names for the new thing. Why, we didn't have this of the campus, and especially further comments other than happening say two or three the hospital, to the plant "It's Continued on page 10 jury has indicted the manager, Trial Set For June IS carpeted. grill. the projectionist, and the what was already on public Police Chief Howard record. He insists that any owner of the Towne Cinema refused to comment on these on three obscenity charges. comment might be taken aa charges since they are now Charges of showing and trying to inflame the public Survey To Select pending in Federal Court. He obscene film, advertising an either for or against the film. maintains that anything that obscene film, and distributing Trial has been set for June he says might be prejudicial 15 to determine if the film is an obscene film were leveled either for or against Carter. Summer Courses against Ken Carter, the obscene. The grand jury, after manager of the theatre, Morell viewing it, thought there was The office of the Vice The report from Vice Mullins, the projectionist, and TKE Takes enough evidence for ' the President for Academic President Thomas Stovall Country Wide, the owner of charge of obscenity. Affairs is currently conducting states that, "It is essential that the theatre chain. Radio Survey Complaints have been a survey to determine by a students wishing to enroll for The film "Threesome" was registered against the city's popular vote of the student spring intersession indicate confiscated February 10 by JT Or W EJTL LI -f M right to keep qualified people body which of some 71 courses desired because those (18 years or older) from Richmond Police Chief Wayne proposed courses should be courses eliciting little interest seeing 'Threesome" by the Howard after viewing the film. In a recent survey offered in the May will be removed from the list The movie had been shown in president of Eastern's Civil conducted by Tau Kappa Liberties Union, said Lackey. in tersession. of offerings prior to over 500 cities and all fifty Epsilon fraternity as a public registration in mid-April." states before it reached service project to WEKU-FM, Forms for indicating first Richmond. Manager Carter 42% of the people who were and second choice of courses said in an interview that he called said that they listen to 1971 Miss Eastern may be completed at any of has been informed by the Eastern's FM radio station. the following offices: Combs company that produced the The survey was "very movie that this was the first impressive," said John 108, 112, 317; Coates 108, time it had not been allowed Sullivan, the station's To Be Crowned Roark 104, and Fitzpatrick 14. to be shown. While these are offices of coordinator. "I wasn't Eastern's representative to education major from Xenia, expecting that much; we have the 1971 Miss Kentucky Ohio will perform a modern various colleges of the Carter said his case is based only been on the air a little Pageant and the Mountain jazz dance .end Brenda Reiter, university, it is not necessary upon the right to show the over two and half years" Laurel Festival will be selected who is majoring in nursing, for a student to make his film. "The films shown here (since October 7, 1968). will do a tap dance. Miss preferences in the office of his Staff Photo March 6. are sent to us from a booking A total of 140 man-hours Ten coeds will compete in Reiter is a sophomore from particular college. agency in New York. I don't was spent by the twelve TKE's the Miss Eastern Pageant at 8 Louisville. The spring intersession will THE 5th DIMENSION will perform in vocal group has won numerous awards have any say whatsoever who called every twentieth p.m. in Hiram Brock be held from May 10 through concert at Alumni Coliseum on Wednesday, including Gramy Awards for, "The Age of about the films that are sent person listed in the Auditorium for the crown and Jenny Robinson will play March 10. Since their first appearnace on Aquarius" and "Let the Sun Shine In." here for us to show. In fact, I Richmond-Madison County, the piano. She is a junior June 4. A student is eligible to a scholarship from the take up to four credit hours Eastern's campus in March of 1968, the have never seen the film." phone book and the EKU university. music education ■ major from telephone directory. London. Carol Schwenke, a from the offerings of the five The competition will be EKU colleges. A limited For March 10 Cinema Corporation Owned The city and county freshman majoring in home ft residents were called between divided into three phases: economics textiles and design number of offerings are evening, gown, swimsuit, and The Towne Cinema is 2 and 7 p.m. and the students is from Union and will sing as proposed, and they are all were called between 9 and talent (a three minute her talent subject to demand as owned by a corporation based performance). Talent will Sth Dimension Slated in Cincinnati and has theatres 10:30 p.m. "If the twentieth indicated in the present listing was a business," said count 50 percent toward The 5 th Dimension, one of All tickets sold at the door forming the group and trying in Ohio, Kentucky, West winning. Recreation Major student poll will be $3.50 and students Virginia, Pennsylvania, Sullivan, "the next name was During the three-and- the top vocal groups today, to decide on a record to begin used." • will appear in Alumni with ID's will not be given with, Marc Gordon, their Maryland, and New York. Tlie pageant is sponsored Claudia Taylor, a one-half week period, students i Coliseum March 10. Mr. Bob their discount at that time. personal manager, introduced Carter said his job is to Calb Made by the Panhellenic and sophomore recreation major taking a 3-credit-hour course Tarvin, director of student Students are advised to buy manage the theatre, a job he Interfratentity Councils. them to an unknown writer A total of 785 calls from Frankfort, plans a vocal will attend class for two hours activities and organizations, tickets in advance. who told them of a song he has had for 26 years^not to comedy and Julia Williams plan coming attractions. were made. Mark Fleming, PE Major ■a day. announced that a contract had The Sth Dimension ushered had written that day. The will perform a jazz dance. Miss Kentucky residents will in the new decade of the '70's TKE pledge and campus flick been signed tjy the group and writer was Jim Webb, and the projectionist, was in charge of Contestants participating Williams is a junior journalism pay $11 per semester credit was in the mail- with their hit record, "The song was "Up, Up And Carter said he plans to and broadcasting major from the project. are Vickey Carney, a hour as undergraduates. Tarvin said, "in order to Age of Aquarius" and "Let Away." appeal aU guilty verdicts Lexington. "Some of the older sophomore physical education get the group, we had to rent The Sun Shine In" which won The two girls and three against him and his company Graduate students living in people," said Fleming, "were major from Dayton, Ohio, lighting and build an them Gramy Awards for Best men who make up the group, all the way to the Supreme Kentucky will pay $14.00 per skeptical and reluctant to who will perform, a modern The mistress of ceremonies extension to the stage for Contemporary Vocal Marilyn McCoo, Billy Davis, Court if it is necessary. hour. Out of state answer questions. The dance. will be Janie Olmstead, the their performance." The lights Performance by a group and Jr., Florence LaRue Gordon, undergraduates will pay $32 students, however, were very A dramatic monologue will 1966 Miss Kentucky. The Best Record for the Year, as Ron Townson and Lamonte per credit hour, while (which were obtained in An injunction has been cooperative and were urged to be done by Anita Conte, a Eastern music department will Mansfield, Ohio will cost the well as nominations for Best McLemore, started out under filed in Federal Court against furnish musical background respective graduate students Arrangement and Best ask for program guides if they junior marketing major from school about $500. the name of "The Versatfles" Police Chief Howard for illegal Louisville, and Donna for the pageant, including a will be charged $42 per hour. Engineered Recording. wanted them. The sale of tickets began until they were introduced by seizure of the film by Carter. Kennedy a freshman majoring performance by the Young All students attending Their "Aquarius" album "Most of the students yesterday and will continue March Gordon to Johnny "He (Howard) confiscated the in elementary education from Coeds, a singing group. intersession will be charged a was also nominated as Album preferred popular music, but a until 4 p.m. the day of the Rivers, founder of Soul City film without a warrant and a good number of them and also Cincinnati, Ohio will sing. $2 incidental fee. Single performance in the of the Year and their single, Records, who suggested that warrant is necessary before it The pageant director is Dan "Aquarius" sold 1,500,000 of the residents of the town dormitory rooms will cost Administration building at the they change their name. could be taken," Carter said. and county liked country Alice Kraig, a junior and a Prickett, Vanceburg, who has > information desk. Students copies in its first six weeks "Also," he added, "the film $52.50 rent and $6 for use of It was Ron Townseon who music." music major from Louisville, directed similar pageants 'Way purchase tickets with and at the Gramy Awards held thought of "The 5th must be proven obscene by a plans to sing and play the throughout Kentucky and •Continued on p«g« 10 ID'S for $2.00 in May, the single named Best Dimension" as their new grand jury before it can be Continued on pige 10 Ohio. Record of the Year. After name. guitar. A freshman business

4 JL ' - - Newt EdHor ....Julia WiUtoms Sports Editor Jack Frost Features Editor Marianne Rose Academics Editor Robert A. tabbasr, Jr. mt%mm%m$m ArtsEdltor KeaGreen Orcuatttoa llsfcager .% Tom Smith Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Editorial Assistant A .Stuart Reagan Sonja Foley Mice Park Organization! Editor ...$.<. Dianas Coieman Editorials represent opinion of editors and not necessarily those of the University, faculty or student body. r 1970-71 Faculty Salary Status Clarified

Within the past week Dr. Robert R. Although Eastern trails the field of of faculty work load and the adding of Martin released information concerning the regional Kentucky universities in average staff members cost the University present condition of faculty salaries. The salary,jits salary increase over the last year approximately $400,000. Despite this following is a list of average, full-time has been the greatest. According to Dr. expense, he added, "Within the next year faculty salaries for the Kentucky regional Martin, Eastern's slight salary lag was or so Eastern's salaries should be as high or universities. caused by expenses springing from the higher than those of the other regional addition of 40 faculty members to the *69-470 lliyi\ increase universities." University in the Fall of 1969. The faculty In additon to his net salary, the average, Murray $10,972 $11,690 $718 was enlarged so that assistant professors full-time Eastern faculty member possesses More head 11,083 11,670 587 would have a maximum load of 12 hours $1,310 worth of fringe benefits during the Western 11,140 11,385 245 instead of 15. present academic year. Teachers' Eastern 10,380 11,300 920 Dr. Martin indicated that the alternation Retirement, social security, $5,000 worth of life insurance, aid health and major medical hospitalization are the available fringe benefits. Options in the system Students Should Not Just Tut In Time' provide more extensive insurance coverage when higher premiums are paid. Each of Young people are often idealistic, but be upgraded. At least they need to be the regional universities has approximately that is not to say that they are upgraded to the point that students will the same assortment of fringe benefits. unpragmatic. Take for instance the issue of attend classes because they need to attend The average salary for full-time faculty ' Mi &QW toimum MB TO be &m®> BY mandatory class attendance. Now, some classes instead of attending classes in order at the benchmark institutions is $12,487 students say, "We want to have the right to to put in their time. according to Dr. Martin. The benchmark THMM our m axvut/fr sneer in leiPmre, go to class or not to go to class and as long If it is not possible to upgrade general institutions are a sample of universities in Tim IBM cAeos, 4 pom mew.-' as we get our work done there doesn't seem education courses, or if it is the feeling of other states that have similar characteristics to be any difference." people who do such things that the courses to the Kentucky regional universities. But then there is more to it than have been upgraded enough, maybe then that-these students don't just want the we should carefully consider the possibility right to miss classes; they want the right so of introducing an extensive system of that they can miss classes. What is being advanced placement tests. Readers ' Vie ws ...On Campus Situations implied by a request to abolish mandatory This would give students credit for those attendance is that the requirements of To the editor: Miss Davis' knowledge of musical Critic Should Persevere relatively easy courses which they don't professionalism aa opposed to musical amateurism certain general education courses need to want to bother to attend and afford an Review Is Offensive is subject to much scrutiny. Apparently Miss opportunity to take more challenging Davis'. impression of s professional performance I would like to take issue with you on some of subjects, which they won't be tempted to I waa ahocked snd quit* diaappointed in the would have been players grinning amicably at the the comments made in the February 25 issue of review of the Symphonic Band Concert February audience and performing other antics to assure the The Eastern Progress concerning the symphonic skip. 28 which appeared in the February 28 edition of audience that they were seeing s live performance. band concert of Wednesday night. Miss Davis commented that, "The band showed So maybe if we upgrade our standards The Progress: I found the article very offenaive, Any musk critk or reporter who is worth his ( Liberated Hours and implement a system of advanced and because I waa personally named in it I would no emotion at all." I would refer Miss Davis to a salt will try to write his srtkle in sn interesting' like to peraonally offer a few suggestions to the world renowned profeesional pianist, Vladimir manner, critkize when necessary, and even make placement testing, any issue or debate over writer, Lea Davis. Horowitz, who once said in effect that if one his words controversial. This leads to reader mandatory class attendance would vanish To improve your failing career of music showed emotion in the face while playing there interest You are obviously more informed about i Could Bring or be somewhat reduced. critique, may I suggest that you sign up for MUS would be none toft in the musk. In other words, musk than the average student (whatever that is) 271 next semester, a course entitled Music the face is not the medium for emotion while in snd have written journalistically speaking, a good When the matter rises again as a topic of Appreciation. In thia class you will learn, first, mat performance. I would also remind Miss Davis that article. This is 1971, not 1984. You or anyone else the accepted profeesional drew for s musical the purpose of the concert is to entertain sn certainly has s right to his opinion. I hope you can interest and concern among students, we performance U black; secondly, that display of audience musically rather than with contortions of continue to write musical criticism for The Increased Fees will have a clue that the requirements and emotion during a performance is most the face and/or body. Progress, for classical music nowadays needs all standards of the general education courses unprofessional; and thirdly, about the different If Miss Davis was not entertained, I as s the help it can get! ; mMtW periods. You would probably learn that musician can only express my regret to her. When men and women are used in s marching Eastern women may soon be "liberated" need to be upgraded still further or need to Jacob's Symphony foi Band ia not any atretch of Howeveu, if Mis*. Dsvis intends to criti band, tha-dssssito traditknally a regutotion band by>elf-regulated hours. However, money to be re-*xamined to see if they -Kayje Altered- the imaginatkm a march, and that the purpose of a nmssosa oontenfeand. value of ;tbf, i uniform. .However, in, a, wncert. situation Ae.drest finance this new system is lacking- *■■ » ■- *i ■■ - »■■«—4 8 cadenza by the pamnasion in a composition strongly.suggest that.she acqufee g, is usually-uniforms for the own, and short black featuring that se^tfcm Ms to "overwhelm the background in symphonic band dresses for the women. This is done by the bands, One possible solution to this problem, is audience with shee* volume." performance. Stanley N.Cornett for example, in the "Big Ten." The regutotion to raise dormitory fees. Consequently, a If you, Miss Davis, idpuld take this class, your RayBlevins and 46 others dress for s symphony orchestra—tux snd formats comparison is needed to find out how Don't Be Apathetic music critiques would probably improve—or at seems to be just s little too much for s band. If , toast make a little bit of muskal sense. you object to the girls' black dresses not being of Eastern's dormitory fees relate and I would like to than! you for the interest to the same style, I would suggest that you consider compare to other universities', fees across attend the concert. But a person attempting to Band Needs Defense the expense to the university (or to the individual the nation. Register And Vote criticize s muaical performance should have at student) of having all their clothes tailored alike. Dr. Thomas Myers, Vice President for toast s basic knowledge of the world of music so ss Having just read the "criticism" of the Some of the musk majors may feel that your to prevent aalf-embai i ssjamnt in the form of a Symphonic Band (performance, I feel some term "amateur status" was an insult However, Student Affairs, and his staff recently Students cry that everyone is grand display of ignorance. At thia, Miaa Davis, defense must be made. The 66-member band spent you used the word correctly, for amateur means computed the average dormitory fees for apathethic. They demand rights and a you succeeded admirably. Bavo! , R . many long, agonizing hours practicing for the "to love" whereas professional means to "get paid for it" It ia the rare and lucky professional who the year 1970 from a random sampling of voice in the decisions of the world today. Box 352 Case Hall "evening's slow slide to disappointment," as Miss Dsvis expressed it. Perhaps the reporter would like can remain an amateur in thia sense. ) universities. The national average was $367 Yet how many of you will vote when to review the qualifications of each band member. Concerning the lack of emotion on the per year for dormitory fees. During this election time comes? Although it may seem Musical Knowledge Lacking She might be surprised st what she would find. (performers' faces, I can assure you that the year, Eastern students paid $270 for two only a small thing to be able to do, these I am not sure of Miss Davis' credentials as s members of the band (and members of our other music critic, but they seem to have filtered out of muaical organizatione, student recitalista, and semesters rental of a dormitory room. This small things do add up. Recently, a Miss Lea Davia reviewed a concert would you believe it-even musk faculty) do care presented by the symphonic band Tuesday, the a small town Junior high band. The dress for a is $97 less per year than the national Here in Kentucky all who will be 18 by formal concert ia not military uniforms, but black deeply about their standards of performance. It is twenty-third of this month (February). I have no because they are trying to conceal their average. November 2, 1971, and who have been a ides what muaical background Miss Davis has, but dresses for the women, and tuxedoes for the men. Aside from the trivia produced in the article, nervousness from the audience, snd because of The other Kentucky state universities state resident for one year, a county I do know mat it ia or haa become extremely their intense concentration on the musk, that they shallow. I am a music major and did perform in one must consider the music presented. had fees closely related to Eastern's with resident for six months, and in a particular "MaJedktiona" waa performed well, but as for its may at- times seem to the viewer not to care, or to the aforementioned concert. being the "best number of the Whiter Concert," set quits cold. » Morehead's being $280; Murray's, $260; precinct for 60 days can register to vote. As a musks major I feel infinitely qualified to There are two schools of thought concerning comment on Miss Davia' rather shortsighted is merely s matter of taste snd opinion. What was and Western's, $270- all for the year 1970. (These requirements must be met by May most interesting and entertaining to the untrained conducting or performing musical instruments. Other schools in neighboring states review. The fact that I alao performed should not One is to conduct like the arms of a windmill, to 5.) bother Miss Davia at all Since "The band showed ear, might differ from that of a music buff. Many varied with the University of Toledo Simply go to the county clerk's office in of the pieces played were technically excruciating jump and weave on stage, grimace, and in short no emotion at all," I fail to see how Miss Davis for the performers, something the audience would "play act" the audience. The other is to remain charging $675; Indiana State University, your home county and tell the clerk that could claim that I am a biased writer. A person still ss possible snd let the musk speak for itself. with no emotion could hardly feel such things ss not recognise. No contemporary college band will $456; Middle Tennessee, $290; and you want to register to vote and he will stick strictly to the avant-garde music, but will In my opinion, however, the greatest players allegiance to a group, or biaa toward a particular intersperse it with the more classical marches and Virginia Commonwealth, $440 per year. take it from there. It's a very simple activity in which that person was involved. Jaacha Heifetz, David Oistrakh, and Mstislay / the like. Rostropovich snd the wind players Julius Baker > So, if self-regulated hours are approved process. To got the matter at hand will be very simple. If the reporter is s graduate of Julliard School and Eastern's administrators decide to raise It would be best to request an absentee In the first place. Miss Davia displays her lack of and Robert Bloom, subscribe to the second musical knowledge hi a glaring mistake in the of Musk, I will respect snd possibly esteem her philosophy. They tot the musk speak for itself, dormitory fees to accomodate the new ballot at the same time also. (These have to identification of the style of the "Concerto for "opinions," but since this is not the case, I will snd use the minimum amount of movement system, we should consider that the cost of be returned 20 days before the primary on Band." Miss Davis called the "Concerto" s reaffirm the idea that music for the amateur is possible. As one of mess performers said to me "sprightly little march." A person with an ample merely a matter of taste. ""**•■ —y once, he does not try to be s ballet dancer on the an education here is a bargain in May 5.) Incidentally, I am not a music major, but I amount of knowledge would real be that the piece stage, only s musician. ^ prt st#pheMoll comparison to most schools and that all The final deadline for voter registration was written in s sonato-allegro form. The only real know enough shout musk to document my costs are rapidly rising. We cannot really is Monday, March 29, so get registered resemblance to a march was that the first two bars remarks. Oh, yea, it ia extremely difficult to smile Assistant Professor of Music, E.K.U. , while playing an instrument. ) complain. now. of the piece are in 2/4 time. Ann Short Continued on pate 3i Feiffer SUCH 1M SGOOW r KMXOO %1 cmcc. ipefor reoM Boo) ou A %V& r Weekly Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University B TURK VGSRS. PRESIP9JTJfiS rVSrMrJf |7V SOM5S, Associated Collegiate Press, All American

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Page 3 - Thursday, March 4, 1971 - THE EASTERN PROGRESS Ken Gpem Canadian Opera Eases Audience Choir Provides Versatile Program BY LEA DAVIS I would like to thank the University evening worthwhile. Their quartet Orpheus in the Underworld, presented Concert Choir and their director Tom (remember the traditional barbershop by the Canadian Opera Association, was a Miller for a most entertaining evening. I'm quartets) exhibited the versatility and relaxing two hours of light entertainment. referring to the home concert (part of the creative originality that these four A, most pleasant way to introduce the choir's tour program) presented in Brock gentlemen so obviously possess. average student to opera, the production Auditorium Tuesday night. Performing to a relatively small was witty and in plain English, much to the A No doubt Director Miller is extremely audience, the quartet generated a strong relief of the audience. proud of the diversity of vocal and current of laughter with their adlibbed The light satire on the traditional Greek instrumental talent that was incorporated in antics. I especially enjoyed their humorous play of Orpheus in the Underworld i was the Concert Choir. The* evening's program version of a gospel in which Tom Pope, 1st well set and smoothly produced. The use of featured a varied exhibition of soloists, tenor, and Barry McCauley, 2nd tenor, did lively modern colors in the scenery and group selections, instrumentalists, opera an effective job of turning on the audience. costumes caught and held the audience's scenes, and a quartet that did a good job of Baritone Tom Rebilas did his share of Staff Photo* by Larry Baltoy interest as the players unfolded the stealing the show. adlibbing to keep the audience amused. nonsensical plot of the opera. Orpheus of the Underworld, presented by the I There were several soloists that I would The concert provided the listener with humor and spoken in plain English. The opera, a Sheila Piercey, as Eurydice, was quite Canadian Opera Association last Wednesday satire, used colorful scenery and eye-catching convincing as an overblown, sex-hungry look forward to hearing again. I was an extensive variety of choral taste ranging evening was a two-hour production filled with costumes. especially impressed with the female vocal from the Shaker hymn "Ye Followers of blonde. Orpheus, played by Phil Stark, was quality, of Jean Langman, Jackie Garrison, the Lamb" and the Swingle Bach "Aria" also good as the boring violin teacher and and Debbie Lawson. Miss Langman, a (from Suite in D Major) to the modern Color And Design Portrayed In Art presented a hilarious caricature of the. soprano soloist, was featured on the second sound of electronically synthesized music. typical, sexually-bored husband. selection of the evening by Vaughan "Deliver Us From These Instruments of BY JACK BOWMAN By far, the most vocally developed player in the company was Alan Crofoot Williams entitled "Kyrie." Jackie Garrison, Violence" by Leslie Basset was sung by the Geysers, bananas, and little girls is the Building. He currently teaches design at alto vocalist, ;sang the initial opera scene. who was Bacchus. His sensitive portrayal of choir with the accomplishment of imagery Mr. Gary Fox portrays in his Northern Illinois University and the Lecture Miss Garrison's voice shows promise in a fun-loving man well past his prime lent electronic music on tape. painting and print exhibit currently consisted mostly of art teaching. both the field of opera and choir. Although one may think of the choir as showing in Cammack Gallery. depth to the otherwise shallow production. He mentioned the importance of There was a touch of dark truth in his « As for Debbie Lawson, I regarded her a vocal group, there is also an instrumental Geysers predominate the other imagery. instructors with studio backgrounds and soprano performance as no less than development of Bacchus' character. realm of talent involved. Reg Walters' Mr. Fox said, "I hive about one year into colleges with studio courses available. excellent. Her voice has a sustaining Several other singers were very good, keyboard artistry is not to be overlooked. this image. I like it because it is changeable Eastern rates high on both counts. But Mr. resonance that would be difficult to although they were in minor roles. Loro Mr. Walters provided piano accompaniment in shape, has never been used before, and Fox added that among the nation's surpass. Miss Lawson was featured on Farell was a satisfyingly slinky Venus, and on a number of the selections. He possesses a has an ambiguity that I find effective." universities there is a rising danger of several selections. Two of her most sensitive touch to the piano and has the Mr. Fox has spent a great deal of his art had a clear soprano voice that carried* well "studio people (instructors) who think over the clamor of the other "gods." Jan- meritable numbers were "Kyrie" in which ability to give emotion and self-styled career developing rational design, "So a that their very presence is like that of she soloed with Jean Langman, and the expression to the piano. Walters intently student could say, I know why this color Rubes was a satanically charming Pluto. His God." transformation, from the simple music opera scene with Bill Owens. Bill Owens, watches director Miller to achieve the works like it does.'* His interest in rational Mr. Fox reiterated his concern of a need Tom Pope, and John Stegner can be desired effect (closely integrated vocal and design is apparent in his paintings displayed student Aristeus to the dazzling good 1 to know why colors and desins work. He Pluto, was very impressive. His rich, credited with the better male solos of the instrumental quality). in the gallery. They are simple in described his experiences as a student at evening. Mr. Owens' bass vocal is one of the Another musician-vocalist who plays a composition with large volumes of flat throaty voice fit the role perfectly. Illinois State University. He said that he There were only minor flaws in this best I've heard, and is indeed an asset to fine string bass is Dennis Harris. Mr. Harris vibrant colors. "learned broad sweeping generalizations" the total excellance of Tom Miller's concert accompanied the choir on the Bach-Swingle "The prints," Mr. Fox said, "represent entertaining opera. Many of the puns, and with these, "you tend to be totally visual and otherwise, were out-of-date and choir. "Aria." my first real effort in print making. Color is irrational. You don't know why something no longer funny. Also a more efficient Tom Pope and John Stegner, both The total coordinated excellence very important to me but in the prints I works." adept student conductors, combined achieved by director Miller and the concert decided to limit my colors." sound system could have been used, since if talents with two other members of the are reflective of the student talent here at IP? Mr. Fox's exhibit will be in the gallery was often hard to hear the singers. All in choir, Tom Rebilas and Barry McCauley, to Eastern and their group is as asset to the Approximately 100 people attended a until March 31. The gallery is open daily, all, however, Orpheus in the Underwork give the audience a treat that made the department of music. lecture by Mr. Fox February 28, in the Art Monday through Friday from 8 to 5. was a highly enjoyable evening. Readers9 Views Continued from page 2 iNot A Fashion Show in Dupree to one ping-pong table which is usually ■ pushed over in the corner and cluttered with the I an, a muaic major who, along Witt Kftrttf janitor's materials. Todd to also lucky enough to HMnty' btHett,' put many iorig Hou» Into have vending machines with rafmomenta in them. m&tlikTm- last W*ek»« Symphonic Band Dupree has had empty vending maehinaai since Concert. I hope you will understand my extreme before Christmas. disappointment in the review The Progressive to When it to time to do laundry it to rare indeed our effort*. I was shocked to learn that the for a resident of Dupree to find a working washer reviewer, Miss Lea Davis, has had only piano or dryer. experience and has never played an instrument in a Many colds have been caused as a result of poor band. With this in mind, I can understand, but heating conditions in Dupree. If it got cold during cannot forgive, some of the statements she made the night and one turned the heat on low, he about our performance. would wake in the morning sweating profusely. If I doubt seriously whether Miss Davis listened to the heat to left on low for more than one hour, the explanatory comments made before each the heat gets unbearable. number by Mr. Robert Hartwell, director of the Over Christmas vacation we were instructed to !*• band or whether she even bothered to read the leave our heaters on low. When I returned, the notes in her program. walls of the room were wet with sweat. A Her first glaring error was when she called the person either freezes to death or burns up. I'd say first movement of the "Concerto for Band" by there are conditions that cause colds and Gordon Jacob a march. It is anything but this. pneumonia. Any attentive listener could have heard the It to a rare day when the terrible smell of the alternating 2/4 and 8/8 measures I'd like to see trash chute to not apparent in the halls of Dupree. aClss Davis march to that. Mr. Hartwell explained No wonder we have only one open house all year. the form of the movement, but apparently our I would be embarrassed for a girl to have to smell noble reviewer wasn't taking notes .what I have to smell every day. I had to smile when Miss Davis said she enjoyed On Monday of this week the water in Dupree the imitation section of R. Vaughan Williams' was completely shut off. The cold water has h "Toccata Man hue." There is no imitation section, returned but as of Tuesday afternoon the hot for the whole piece, from start to finish, is an water haa not returned. Who wants to take cold example of imitation. Each section of the band showers? imitates and twists thematic material presented by I have had the misfortune of finding a bat in other sections. Mr. Hartwell explained this, also, my room earlier this year along with other small but Mist Davis was too busy watching people in rodents and insects. These disease ridden afldnaaai the audience yawn. are not needed in a men's dorm. When in doubt. Miss Davis apparently.thought it I ask you, are these living conditions fit for better to fabricate her comments. She mentioned students? our trumpet section as being off the beat. After Mike Grugin listening to the tapes of the concert, no one so far Dupree Hall has noticed this. She mentioned fuzzy tone in the woodwind section. I consulted Mr. Robert Cook and Mr. Earl Thomas, woodwind instructors at Think Of Your Children EKU, and they had not noticed Miss Davis' fuszinees. In short, I found not one comment, good or I would like to take this means of encouraging bad, about the muaic which I considered unbiased support of Earth Day 1971. While we may rely and worthy of merit upon the ecologtots and other scientists to HELP WANTED Miss Davis was not there to review a night of delineate the problems involved, it will still take good music; she was there to review a fashion the combined efforts of all disciplines to get the show. Her most vehement comments were not message to the masses, to enact and to enforce the Senior Girls criticizing the music, but were directed toward the legislation necessary to bring about changes in way we dressed end the way our faces expressed areas where response to apathetic and negative, and Interested in Free Travel, emotion, or lack of it. AU I will say to that is, the to keen a continuing program going. Bastmand Wind Ensemble and the, Cleveland And last as important as legislation and earth Educational Benefits, and Medical Expenses. Orchestra do not have a regulation uniform for days, are the micro contributors of each individual their ladies. To them, musk counts more than made daily which will become the mutations of Starting Salary S7008. first year. c the ecological evolution necessary to save the' As for emotion, Horowitz, Van Cliburn, and environment v f $9200 second year and $11,208 third year. Bernstein (all great pianists, Mist Davis) never Each of you, join with the sponsors of Earth BackJo Natuie smile or carry on while they perform. To them, Day to see what you as an individual and what IF INTERESTED CALL , any emotion to to be saved for the music. We feel you aa a member of a disciplined area of interest Uncluttered naturalness Her patch madras prairie the same way. Besides, it to very hard to smile and can contribute to the continuing concern called dress makes the perfect play the trombone at the same time. for to save this earth for you, your children, and 623-9418 and comfort is the way of It is no wonder that the students of mis campus grandchildren. Ug^ JMn McQUlMon the day, yet the up-tempo blend with the mood of to- find it hard- to' become involved in campus Department of Biology styling of his Wright slacks day, yet its individuality is k organizations when they know they will be unfairly, unjustly and unknowledgably criticized gives a new lift to our a stand-out wherever she and embarrassed by The Progress. President Is "Bigoted'' campus look for Spring. goes. Stephen Johnson, III STEREO TAPES Once again Dr. Martin haa shown his complete EKU Slum Conditions dominance over HIS university by throwing out an undesirable person who was "too liberal" and had *6" Values ahf limitmutii £>lu\p In the Fall of 1970 and the beginning of 19711 "controversial ideas." What doss Dr. Martin want have experienced much dissatisfaction with my us to become, robots? It appears that robots are $ 88 > living accomodations in Dupree Hall. the only things which could be produced from for only 5 The spring semester trouble began when the an institution which forces young men to study s STORE HOURS: Mon - Fri • 11:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. I V elevators were continually out of order. Time and course (ROTC) which to against their desires and We will order any tape Sat. -9:00-5:30 SCA-MC-BAC time again this occurred. At the present time one needs, and where topics which are "liberal" or Student Charge Accounts Welcomed of the elevators to not operating "controversial" are considered to be "no-no's" The latter part of the fall and early part of Am I wrong, or isn't it part of the educational for you winter, the television was continually broken process to get opinions from all sides on an issue down, vending machines were emptied, washers and decide for yourself which is right? What kind and dryers were oat of order, and the heat was of education are we getting when it to being lenkAmericard Matttr Charge] starting to tell its toll. controlled by such a bigoted man? r Recreational activities are at a minimum in 8ome people may say that it wasn't a teacher's Dupree recreation room. The television set to job to give us the other side of the story, but Bluegrass S & T#2 presently out of order as it has been most of the somebody has to because Dr. Martin sure won't year. In order to watch television one must go to Tom Nickell Richmond Plaza Shopping Center Todd HalL The only recreational facility available 410 Msttox Hall

■ uUtfai . Page 4-Thursday, March 4,1971 THE EASTERN PROGRESS Center Residents Relate Dangers Of Drug Abuse addict has for the drug After approximately 300 men from She was given drugs for pain BY DIANNA COLEMAN ten days the physical East of the Mississippi and 75 but found herself taking the Organizations Editor addiction is over but the women from all over the drug after the pain had gone. psychological need is still United States. Tests are given periodically "Drugs are not where it's there. This is why so many Betty H. (the residents to determine if there has been at," said one of the nine reformed addicts return to prefer not to have their last a return to the use of drugs. resident so the Lexington their habits." name revealed) is a 27 year Besides meeting with Clinical Research Center who old from Campton, New Eastern students, the residents came to Eastern last Uphill Battle Jersey. "I left home when I spoke to students in grades 7 Wednesday to help provide "An uphill battle" was how was 15 years old," she said, through 12 at Model students with information Gersh referred to the fight "and began hanging around Laboratory Schoo about drug abuse. against the addicts return to with a fast crowd. During that Participating in this pro, The Drug Education drugs. "Statistics", he said, time, my name was added to along with Dr. Harriman Program was sponsored by the "have shown that when the list of drop-outs." Gersh, were Dr. R Department of School and rehabilitated addicts leave our "I ^started smoking Baugh, Dr. Lee Ramsdell, Public Health. center, only 10% will remain marijuana first and when I was Miss Lou King - Assistant The program consisted of clean the rest of their lives; 17, I shot heroin. I shot Professors, School and Public different discussions (open to five years later 15% will be heroin for ten years and was Health. in and out of jails, gave no interested parties) occurring added to this figure; in Also giving aid to' the throughout the day involving another five years 15% more concern to my health, and program were: Harold even lost children. the staff and residents from ' will join them. Armstrong, Alcohol Educator. the center. It was concluded We have also discovered State Department of Mental Learning Again Wednesday night by a that a year after leaving the Health; Miss Jo Ann Allen, question and answer session Assistant Drug Abuse center, 50% will return to "I've been at the center for involving the residents of the drugs. This can stem from Coordinator, Comprehensive center, faculty, and students four months where I've Care Center; and Roy Stewart **»ff Piwto* by Martamw such things as an inability to learned everyday things all from Eastern. cope with problems or and Clarence Miller, over again. I've been taught to Education Assistants, Clinical Brain Drain Center Changes pressures from society." work, to be responsible, eat Gersh described the Research Center. The name of the game was Academic Bowl last Tuesday foreground. Cherry DeRonde, left, and Jonetta Hopkins, both "The center," said Dr. three square meals a day, and of Alpha Gamma Delta, exhibit the tension that was common addict's life as a very difficult keep up my appearance. These and Wednesday night as Greeks battled brains and their own Lynn B. Harriman of the in the TKE sponsored function Tuesday night one. He explained that an are things addicts never have Coeds Reverse frustrations to answer questions from the moderator in National Institute of Mental addict has no time to worry Health Research Center, "has time to think about." Panty Raid about getting a proper diet Dudley is an older man undergone many changes since therefore he suffers from ill from Chicago, Illinois. "I find It may have been just a In All Areas it first began in 193S as the health, problems such as minor victory for the women's first Federal Narcotics Farm. hepatitis, and liver and kidney it hard to speak openly about my life," he said. "For so long liberation movement, but to At that time the addicts were diseases, and it is treated more like criminals I've kept it to myself. Maybe the residence of approximated that the Commonwealth and Palmer than people needing help with addicts' life is cut short by it's because I've had to do so Mareh Offers Varied Activities Halls it was a serious defeat drug problems. two thirds. many things which I'm not The greatest change very proud of. for their masculine identities Tuesday, March 9, at 8 p.m. in in the Weaver Building. show for women students at 8 as a group of coeds staged the BY JOETTE MORRIS p.m. in Case Hall's Recreation occurred when the NIMH ' No Typical Addict "I starting smoking pot Telford Hall's Recreation Handicraft Ideas Room. Wednesday, March 24, took over the hospital and when I was 14. After that I first battle of the inevitable Staff Reporter Room for women students. Merle Norman Cosmetics will removed the prison-like "Although many people took the big step to heroin, war between the sexes—a Students are again which was the only step then. jockey raid. reminded that the deadline for If you are an elementary show their products to all atmosphere. The center is now are unaware of it," Gersh education student, you can explained, "there is no typical I've often asked myself what The incident occurred at During the month of reservations for the Barn interested Eastern women a place of treatment, training, learn new ideas in handicrafts addict personality. We have it's all about, but I can't find about ten o'clock Monday March, Eastern students are Dinner Theatre trip is March students at 8 p.m. in Sullivan and research facilities for being offered various social for children. Mrs. Polly problems of drug dependence found that people are prone the answer. I believe a lot 1s night At the first sign of 12. The trip is to be held April Hall's lobby. and informative activites. 1 and the cost is $7.00 per Howard is teaching an and abuse." for many different reasons. just a case of going along with disturbance, the men were A dance for all students Before spring break there person for the dinner and informal class in Arts j and David Gersh, staff Some of the main reasons, the fellows. A lot of times it asked to keep away from the featuring The Truckers, is will be two functions. A drama plus a small fee for Crafts every Tuesday at 7 p.m. psychologist at the center, which can be broken down becomes a matter of hearing windows and not to throw planned for Friday, March 26, coffeehouse will be held transportation. Please contact in Room 205 of the Coates gave a discussion on what they further, are emotional from your friends: 'If yoHi anything out. But the young from 9-12 p.m. The location liberationists contiuned to Saturday, March 6, from 10 to Mary Glass (622-3073 or Administration Building. have learned about addiction disturbances, sociological will, I will.' for this activity will be pressures, physiological needs, "There are a lot of chant their demands. There 1 p.m. in McGregor Hall's 623-7362) and at this time let Although the class is announced at a later date. t and how they are using this Recreation Room. There will especially helpful to knowledge in the treatment or the person just chose to act different types of people and jwas a steady downpour of her know if you can provide a a lot of different drugs, but | cloth and water until the be entertainment. Students car. elementary education majors, Closing the month, a panel programs. irresponsibly." we're still all drug addicts." j invaders withdrew. will enter by the door next to all students are invited to discussion and informal "One of the main problems The term resident refers to March 12 Deadline attend. Instruction will be question and answer sSssion the addicts who live at the Betty S. is a middle aged Despite the serious tones of the SUB grill. in treating drug addicts", said Merle Norman Cosmetics given in making paper-mache on "Marriage, Sex, and Gersh, "is not the physical center and participate in a woman who was a registered the women's voices, at no nurse. She became addicted as time were the men considered will hold a demonstration The deadline for signing up lamps, leather-tooled objects, Divorce" will be held for all addiction, but rather the drug rehabilitation program. marble candle holders, and students Monday, March ,29, The center consists of the result of a skiing accident' to be in great danger. show the next week on for recreational volleyball is psychological dependence the noon, March 12. Teams must macrame' belts plus, many at 7;30 p,m. in the Blue consist foi four b9ys *idfour other handcrafts. ai $«nol Room oQhe.^B.n.P^el girls. Competition will begirt i After spring break,actives the week of March 22 with will resume Tuesday, March medical doctor, a housewife, games being held on Monday 23, when Luzier Cosmetics and possibly a lawyer. and Thursday nights at 7:30 presents a demonstration Refreshments will be served.

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THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thursday, March 4,1971-Page 5 AMAH mjinnnnimininnniMi Reading Sessions News In Brief Begin March 8 The second series of rapid qualifying exams find the reading study skills sessions course beneficial primarily Volleyball To Begin or Jim Conkwright Student Senate because of the concentration (622-3684) by Friday, March will begin next Tuesday, March 8, and will be held on vocabulary developemnt. 12. The cost will be $7 per Student Senate voted this week to extend an invitation during 4th period, or 7th For more information, call person for the dinner and 622-36S9. Forms may be Recreational volleyball for drama phis a small amount for to Richmond Mayor Wallace period, TTF Pattern, in all men and women students EUendale (Stateland) room obtained from the secretary of transportation. Please let Miss Maffett to speak to the senate will be starting the week of 201. EUendale, room 200, Central Glass or Conkwright know if to help better campus-city Marcfc 22 (Monday and The seven-week, non-credit University Academic you can provide a car. relations. The motion was Thursday nights at 7:30 p.m.) made by Bill Ramsey. course is designed to help Counseling and Learning in the Weaver Building. Teams John Heiderich moved to college students upgrade study Laboratory. The course carries a $5.00 fee for Eastern must consist of 4 girls and 4 Debate Title To Be Decided place a referendum on the methods, vocabulary, reading Kentucky University students, boys. All teams must sign up ballot for Student Senate comphrension, and note taking and a SIS.00 fee for by noon, March 12, at the elections this spring to skills. Students who are Weaver Building. Nine teams are scheduled preparing to take the off-campus residents. to compete Saturday, March determine whether to raise 6, on Eastern's campus for the student fees for entertainment Weight Watchers Meet high school regional debate to $4 or to leave them at the title. present $2. I With nine teams Student Association Vice FACTORY OUTLET All women (students and Staff Photo by MarUmw ROM participating, the Richmond President Ike Norris will chair faculty) who are interested in Region is eligible to send two the new "followup" Student CADETS IN ROTC Chorus perform several The programs, touring schedules, and ig to the Elaine Powers representatives to the state Senate Committee—Joyce different types of music but concentrate recruiting techniques are coordinated by the Men's Suits, Sport Coats, ire Salon at Lexington tournament. Albmiller, Jim Blair, Bobby mainly on musical works that "depict the Cadets, who simply "like the idea of a 4ach week, please contact High schools entered in the Derrick, and Joyce Albro. patroitism and national honor o>America." military chorus." Shirts, Top Coats Mary Glass at 622-3073 or competition are Bourbon 623-7362. County, Lexington Bryan Station, Harrison County, Weekly Recreation Held Lexington Henry County, ROTC Chorus Sings Voluntarily Save up to 50% Lexington Lafayette, Madison Central, Scott County, The ROTC Chorus is good, Informal recreation is now A musical sideline to the ■ Colonel Joseph L. Pilant of April, the chorus will and more * Somerset, and Woodford being provided every Friday Army ROTC program the Eastern Military Program participate in a program to be in that it gives the cadets a night from 7-9 p.m. at the County. currently being conducted at accompanies the chorus on broadcast over Channels 27 chance for them to get College Park Shopping Center - Eastern By-Pass Weaver Building. All students The initial round of Eastern is the ROTC Chorus, the piano. and 62 in Lexington. together and enjoy taking part in this recreation debating is scheduled to get an organization of twenty-two The choristers perform all The members of the chorus themselves, and also develop a underway at 9:10 a.m. (EST) are asked to bring (not wear) members. The cadets who types of music, but they arrange their own programs, rapport with the. ROTC National Clothing Co., Inc tennis shoes. The recreation in EKlTs Combs Classroom specialize in musical touring schedules, and program and the officers in Building. Judges will be from make up the chorus are from includes volleyball, all four levels of the ROTC compositions which "depict recruiting techniques. the program." badminton, pingpong, and Eastern's speech and English the patriotism and national "I think it is very Steven Stice, a captain in departments. program and are members of shuffleboard. the club through voluntary honor of America." The choir commendable," said Captain the ROTC program, and action. They receive no credit signifies their message through Donald J. Catron, advisor currently the highest ranking Jesse Owens To Be Telecast songs such as "Stout-Hearted toand assistant to the officer in the group, said that Arts And Crafts Course other than their merit points, and are not required to be Men", "America the choristers, "that these cadets he things the "great thing about ROTC chorus is that a Tonight at 7:30 p.m. part of the club. Beautiful", "Born Free", and are willing to devote their time and effort towards group of guys can get together An exciting course in arts Kentucky Education TV will The organization meets for "Exodus." ••• and crafts is being taught by telecast "Jesse Owens: practice sessions once a week The chorus receives no making an organization of this to sing patriotic songs, joke *irsmuuiY m-Mimumm around, and really have a lot Mrs. Polly Howard each Today." The program includes in the Foster Music Building. financial support from the stature. They should be of fun. The chorus isn't like Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Coates a new look at one of the first The music department is University, but does receive commended for their ability 205. Activities for personal great American Olympic important to the club because transportation provisions. to control and conduct this other military organizations in that it is not run in a , enjoyment include making heroes, author of the book it offers assistance in choosing They have performed in past organization with such restrictive, military manner. marble candle holders, '"Blackthink," and a and lending music and seasons at the Veteran's efficiency and tact. papier-mache lamps, Macrame discussion of his lifelong providing musical facilities to Hospitals and other such belts, and leather-tooling. pre-occupation...reaching out the chorus. The chorus is open installations. An annual Elementery education for truth by winning battles to any man currently enrolled concert is presented at students can gainrhelpful ideas against prejudice. Interviewing in the ROTC program. The Midway Junior College in about handicrafts for children. Owens are Robert Simmons, cadets are directed by Midway, Kentucky. These JourS'our reasons instructor of education at freshman Michael Ryan. Miss concerts are now being EKU, and Chris Collins of Jeanne Pilant, daughter of planned.' On the eighth of Dance Sessions Held EKU television. "APPARELISTS TO JUNIORS" Applications Available Informal help sessions in RICHMOND DRIVE-IN rTTT *m social, folk and square dancing THEATRE ilir M ■Itin are being provided each Applications for student teaching are now available for 4 MILES SOUTH ON U. S. 25 Tuesday from 8:30 to 10:30 BEREA ROAD - the fall semester. Each fi p.m. in the Weaver Building PHONE 623-1718 _ Dance Studio. 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■ 6-Thuraday, March 4, 1971-THE EASTERN PROGRESS %%::%%¥:::%¥:¥::::::*:::: flrsst ■■ Colonels Meet SPIRTS Eagles Tonight IY JACK HOST :": BY JIM KURK nocttss s»urn *■■*■■•" '.; Progress Sports Reporter

'The Greatest Show On Earth' Eastern will close one of its the Austin Peay Governors best basketball seasons in hadn't caught Western, which Let us look into the future to March 21 at recent years tonight as they had already clinched the approximately 9:45 p.m. That will be thefi night on take on the Morehaead Eagles championship, ripe for an which the 1971 Kentucky State High School at MSU's Laughlin Fieldhouse. upset last Monday, the Eagles Champion will be crowned. Some 300 teams across The 7:30 p.m. clash between could have finished in fifth these two conference rivals place alone with a win over the state have started their quests for the coveted will be a rematch of the game Eastern. crown this week. Many teams will have already fallen in which the Colonels The Eagles have only two by the wayside by presstime. And for many others, probably produced their best seniors who will be making the dream will be just beginning. overall performance of the their final appearance tonight, To make that dream come true high school year, 90-62 smashing of the Day and forward Jerry Eagles here on Feb. 6. Hueseman. These two are quintets must first survive the district tourneys to Both of these teams have Morehead's leading scorers, advance to the sixteen regional tournaments which finished strongly this year. Hueseman's averaging about ultimately produce the holders of the "Sweet 16" The Colonels have won 7 out 15 points per outing and Day, berths. of their last 8 conference the 6-8 forward from Ashland, Here is a look at our predictions of the sixteen games, and would have been has used his deceptively shooting for a 9 game OVC effective moves to lead the finalists in order of region: 1. Carlisle County 2. victory streak had they pulled Eagles in scoring the past two Madisonville 3. Owensboro 4. Bowling, Green 5. out the Western squeaker. years. Day also ranks near the Taylor County 6. Louisville Central 7. Louisville Male More head, which only a top of the league charts in 8. Anderson County 9. Covington Catholic 10. Clark month ago seemed to be rebounding and field goal County 11. Lexington Tates Creek 12. Danville 13. heading for its worst season percentage. ever, has recovered with four Lone Jack 14. Breathitt County 15. McDowell 16. victories in their last five OVC Have Four Guards ?m!m^m¥%.j- m Ashland. starts, good enough to assure The Kentucky State Tournament is a coaches Morehead has four guards them of avoiding the Staff Photo by Thorns* Dwalne Ridden., haven and representatives from most of the major conference cellar. who have played fairly consistently this season, all THINGS GOT A LITTLE ROUGH last Saturday night in Colonels' Carl Greenfield and the Bucs' Stockdale (42) and : shcools in the. South and Mideast always attend the Second Place Possible four dividing the playing time Alumni Coliseum as Eastern and East Tennessee battled. It was Barrett (10). Eastern travels to Morehead tonight for its last. games with hopes of landing the number one player about equally. Each is capable Eastern's last home game of the year as they whipped the Bucs game of the season. The Eagles have climbed out of the: If Eastern, now standing in the tourney. Eastern was the school that landed of getting a hot hand, and in 85-78.. Eastern's Billy Burton dives for the ball as East*s conference cellar with a 4-9 record. j 15-8 overall and 9-4 in the the first game here junior Willard (14) and Hard in (22) go for it. Looking on is the 1970*1 top school boy player, Robert Brooks. OVC can defeat the Eagles But with another year come more top players and Gary Cress and soph Bubba again, they will wind up this Abell each played well. Junior the recruiting wars are just getting interesting at season with the best record Eddie Conley and soph Vic tournament time. since the 1964-65 squad Wharton have also had their finished 19-6 with a share of good performances in Some of the top names in the state this year are conference winning 13-1 Eastern Downs Tech, Bucs Jimmy Dan Conner of Anderson Co., Randy Waddell, the backcourt this season. league mark. A win would also The Eagles last game, a win BY JIM HOUSE of 26 field goal attempts and halftime advantage. It must have been "Charlie' Pleasure Ridge Park; Pat Tallent, Maytown; G.J. give the Colonels a tie for over fourth place East Progress Sports Reportet hit four out of four from the Mitchell Day," even it Smith, Laurel Co.; Henry Huskey, Larry Harralson, second place in the Tennessee was actually a favor free throw line. Bryant and sophomore unofficially, in Cookes- and "Gee Gee" Gordon, Male; Linn Hopewell, Clark Conference, which would be for the Colonels, who can now Saturday, Febraury 27, Charlie Mitchell came out hot ville .Tennessee, because the their highest standing since Bryant Reels 8 Straight finish no lower than third in though not circled on most ' - and hit two quick baskets 6-3 sophomore sensation fired Co.; and Steve Smith, (only a jr.), McDowell. the 1965-66 team finished in These are only a few of the top names around the theOVC beause East calendars, was a big day in" Bryant reeled off eight apiece as Eastern jumped to a in 33 points in Eastern's 95-91 undisputed possession of the Tennessee has now lost 6 Burnside, Kentucky. It was straight points which enabled 16 point advantage, 50-34, win over Tennessee Tech at state, but you can see that Kentucky's 1971 crop is runner-up spot. conference games. "George Bryant Day" in the the Colonels to increase a early in the second stanza. Cookesville. bountiful. Tonight's game will be town of 600 people. shaky lead to ten points,. Mitchell Has Hot Hand For those of you who are from Kentucky and are highlighted by the duel Over half the population of , 29-19, with 7:08 to go in the The Colonels led by only between the OVCs second Burnside turned out for last first half. six, 80-74, with 51 seconds to , Mitchell hit 14 of 22 from basketball fans this is your lucky year. It so happens and third best scorers, Alston Wins that the State Tournament and spring break fall Saturday's game with East East Tennessee closed the go in the game, but Burton the field, most coming on his Eastern's George Bryant and AAU Honors Tennessee to honor their hero. gap to just three points with cashed in a three-point play to patented fall-away jumper during the same week and if your not planning on a Morehead's Jim Day. In the Bryant was not about to let just over a minute and a half put it out of reach. from long range. trip South the tourney may be the thing for first meeting between these them down, as he pumped in. to go, but Tim and Dan teams, the Colonels held Day This Season you. Take a look at some of these teams and top 28 points to lead Eastern to a Argabright hit from close Burton Scores 16 Mitchell and Bryant to only 12 points, about 10 85-78 victory over the visiting range and Billy Burton propelled the Colonels to an players. If you appreciate good basketball, then you'll Marvin Alstott, a New under his average, so he, as Buccaneers. The six-foot converted three free throws to early lead which they never really enjoy the 1971 Kentucky State High School Albany High School graduate well as the rest of the junior guard connected on 12 give the Colonels a 42-32 Burton finished the contest relinquished, though the , Basketball Tournament. Morehead team, should be out and now a freshman at with 16 points and nine Eagles closed the gap late in to prove that they are better Eastern, repeated as 149.S rebounds.' ■ pound jt$hampon in the liK.iili.loM QHWVlflJ »j-3KI85!5t.i a,\ game instated. Charlie Mitchell,, .after a Kentucky AAU Freestyle Frosh Capture 1 •^•BesfrJes^Mitchel!, Eastern disappointing night against Eagles Make Comeback Wrestling Championships placed three others' in double Western, regained his form concluded Saturday night at figures. Bryant was below his and tossed in 17 points, while The Eagles have really Flaget High in Louisville. f Season Finale average, collecting "only" 20 collecting nine rebounds. f made a miraculous comeback When he won the title last points. from a disastrous start that Coach Jack Hissom's finished the night with 12 year, he was voted the meet's, points. Tim Argabright reached saw them lose their first eight most outstanding wrestler, freshmen squad closed out the double figures, coming off the Carl Greenfield had If conference games. They have season last Saturday night in With Brooks and Newell's and he was given the same, bench to score 10 points. Carl points while Daryle Dunagajp managed to jump out of the Alumni Coliseum as it shooting leading the way, award last Saturday for his Eastern shot 53.7 percent Greenfield continued to pitched in ten. Both grabbef ONE HR.-CUANERS cellar into sixth place with a repeat victory. trounced Somerset dominate the boards, grabbing 14 rebounds to lead both 4-9 conference mark, and if Community College 108-87. from the field for the game 13 rebounds while Daryl squads, as the Colonels out Dick Lowenstine, also from The win gave the baby and that mark was one of the Dunagan hauled down 10. rebounded their hosts, 59-3*. Eastern, was the only other re- Colonels a very impressive best of the season. Somerset Banquet Monday peating champion. He won by 16-6 record for the season. fared well as they canned 49.3 CORNER NORTH SECOND 1 IRVINE ST. decision over Jeff Angel from percent The big difference T RICHMOND. KENTUCKY Displaying its most The annual basketball Mt. Vernon, Ky. balanced scoring attack of the was that Eastern got off 11 Where You Get QwaWy banquet will be held next All four of the other season, the freshman team more shots and made nine Arlington Golf Course Monday night at 6:30 in the returning titlists in the meet placed six men in double more than S.C.C. 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Patt Comb* of familiar role again as he led Somerset was led in scoring according to Mr. Del Hamner Mr. Hamner has also statei Kentucky won by decision the Colonels in the scoring by John Perkins and Charles the club pro. that the driving range will Raindrops Won't Foil On Your Hmad over his teammate Chris with 26 points. Starting guard Henderson with 20 and 18 A special plan is open to open the latter part of Reeder. Keith Carroll finished Bobby Newell found the points respectively. Henderson students that allows them to month and that students third in the Heavyweight rang for 17 markers as is a former member of the pay a $20.00 fee and play golf be able to use it. Pee for division. both he and Brooks connected Frankfort Panthers team of until registration for summer facility is .75 cents per bucket -IF YOU'RE OVR Coach Skip Daughtery was on over half of then* last year. - school which would be up in of balls. delighed with the effort of the shots. 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1 Coach Don Comb's finished with 317. Western captured first in the SO free relay of Kevin Miles, Link Electrifying Eels put the Kentucky was a strong third freestyle and 100 butterfly, Dorroh, Bill Stapfcton and topper on a successful year as with 268, Morehead 208% and 2nd in the 200 fly and was a Fete Reed also garnered a first they captured their 9th Louisville 99. member of the winning 400 place. "It was a very straight KISC title. Eastern, free relay. Reed totaled S3 satisfying victory," competing 578V4 points, easily The Eels were lead by points. Freshman flash Kevin commended an elated Don A mm cot' outdistanced UK, who Captain Pete Reed, who Miles amassed SI points, as he Combs shortly after the win. activities won the 100 free style in a "I was a little worried about in mediately record time of 48.1 and the UK, but once our men got in > trie 200 free style. Mile's time of the water, their was little Tennis Season 1:46 in the prelims qualifies doubt left as to who would i v him for the NCAA swimming win." r ii1 championships and sets the Encourages Shaving Down rules 0 Begins March 13 KISC and EKU team record. in I Miles was also a member of Commenting on the not fee Coach Jack Adams' tennis from Henry Ford Community the 400 free relay and haricuts of several of his ' ••*'■ squad will be relying on College, should bring with captured 4th in the 100 fly. swimmers Combs said, "We Be* freshmen and junior college them a wealth of experience. The biggest surprise of the encourage shaving down. AD torn m m ar transfers in an attempt to Ballard and Ureenup were meet was freshman Wilson our men shaved their bodies, Entries improve its sixth place Ohio two of the top high shcool Myers. Myers broke KISC, but those four John •ffi * Valley Conference finish of . pool and team records in the Whiteside, Bill Stapleton, last season. tennis players in Ohio last eTkiS »** year. Both went through the 500 free and 16S0 free. Myers John Davenport, and Wilson m ii* ieio 1 The squad consists of five regualr season undefeated and sporting a mohican hair along Myers went all the way. It ¥ *> 1 juniors, two freshmen, one were beaten in the state with three other Eels really made a big difference in lleaiftl — sophomore, and no seniors. tournament. Ballard and attributed his success to bis the way they swam." Pat Geron, the only two-year *i Greenup were playing 1-2 in new "hair do." letterman on the squad, and ' the fall matches for Adams' Other Eel Winners This concludes a great year John Young comprise the No. team. Other winners for the Eels for the Eels. Finishing with • 2 doubles, while letterman In addition to matches in were John Davenport in the 15-1 record and qualifying 3 Dan Susong and, Greg the always-tough OVC, 200 IM (2:04.6); Ron Holihan men for the Nationals is quite Stephenson, both juniors, will Eastern will engage some in the 200 breastoke (2:18.0); a feat. The Eels can look EASTERN EEL SCOTT GALLANT shows the concentration be back. top-flight competition outside forward to another great season Rick Murphy in the 200 fly which enabled him to place first in the one meter diving in last , Helping these four should the league. The Colonels next year, as they graduate (2:01.9); and Scott Gallant in weekends' Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving *be junior college transfers encounter Tennessee, the 1 meter diving. The 400 only two men. Championship in Louisville. Gallant was one of the keys to the John Bohuslav and Al Ramirez Kentucky, and Georgia of the Eels successful repeat as the KISC champs. and freshmen Paul Ballard and Southeastern Conference and Jim Greenup. Bohuslav, a last year's national junior transfer from Odessa Jr. college champion, Wingate College of Texas, and Rzmirez College of North Carolina. EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Tentative Tennis Schedule 1971

. ■ March 13 Wake Forest Uiuvershy Winston-Salem 1 March 14 wingate College Wingate March 15 Furman University Furman March 16 Presbyterian College Clinton March 17 The Citadel Charleston March 18 University of South Carolina Columbia March 19 University of Georgia Athens Match 27 University of Cincinnati Richmond March 29 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati A Real Nifty B» March 30 University of Tennessee KnoxvUle Apr! 2,3 University of Ky. Quadrangular Lexington Western Kentucky University, University of Kentucky, f University of Louisville, and Eastern Kentucky University i Aprl9,10 Quadrangular Cookevile ♦Tennessee Tech, East Tennessee One additional IMPRINT or Ni April 14 Henry Ford Community College Richmond April 16, 17 Quadrangular CtarksriUe ♦Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee Fraternity—Sorority—Club r April 18 Eastern Michigan University Richmond Apr! 23,24 •Western Kentucky University Murray State University Richmond . April 27 •Morehead State University Morehead April 30 University of Kentucky May 7,8 •Morehead State University l .-•» u East Tennessee, Tennessee Tech " urn J 3*siflqi&J dfefrc^ May 14,15 Ohio Valley Conference CookevMe •Denotes official conference matches. Week day home matches begin at 3:00 PJM. Saturday morning matches begin at 10*00 A.M. The 5th DIMENSION

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. • THE EASTERN PROGRESS Thursday, March 4, 1971-Page 7 KISC Wrapped Up Again fioicip Coed Activities ■ Eels Capture Tenth Title Num/tvE Are Scheduled Coach Don Comb's finished with 317. Western captured first in the 50 free relay of Kevin Miles, Link Electrifying Eels put the Kentucky was a strong third freestyle and 100 butterfly, Dorroh, Bill Stapleton and WWfT BY RAY WALKER topper on a successful year as with 268, Morehead 208V4 and 2nd in the 200 fly and was a Pete Reed also garnered a first Progress Sports Reporter they captured their 9th Louisville 99. member of the winning 400 place. "It was a very M '70 straight KISC title. Eastern, free relay. Reed totaled 53 satisfying victory," competing 578V4 points, easily The Eels were lead by points. Freshman flash Kevin commended an elated Don A new concept in co-ed agreement can be worked out outdistanced UK, who Captain Pete Reed, who Miles amassed 51 points, as he Combs shortly after the win. activities will begin between Maroon Lanes and won the 100 free style in a "I was a little worried about immediately after Spring the intramural office. record time of 48.1 and the UK, but once our men got in break. It will be intramural Jennings said that co-ed 200 free style. Mile's time of the water, their was little volleyball for both men and activities are becoming a trend Tennis Season 1:46 in the prelims qualifies doubt left as to who would women said Wayne Jennings, across the country 'especially him for the NCAA swimming win." Director of Intramurals. The in small town campuses where championships and sets the Encourages Shaving Down rules have been changed there is not much to do.' Begins March 13 KISC and EKU team record. somewhat so the men would Jennings, former volleyball Miles was also a member of Commenting on the not have too great an coach at the University of Coach Jack Adams' tennis from Henry Ford Community the 400 free relay and haricuts of several of his Texas, said he hopes to start squad will be relying on College, should bring with advantage over the women. captured 4th in the 100 fry. swimmers Combs said, "We intercollegiate volleyball in freshmen and junior college them a wealth of experience. The biggest surprise of the Each team will consist of encourage shaving down. All four men and four women. Kentucky soon. transfers in an attempt to Ballard and Ureenup were meet was freshman Wilson improve its sixth place Ohio our men shaved their bodies, Entries can be made at two of the top high shcool Myers. Myers broke KISC, but those four John Other Entries Are Open « Valley Conference finish of pool and team records in the Jennings office, 212 Begley, last season. tennis players in Ohio last Whiteside, Bill Stapleton, or in 304 Weaver. Games will year. Both went through the 500 free and 1650 free. Myers John Davenport, and Wilson In other areas, Jennings The squad consists of five be played on Monday and regualr season undefeated and sporting a mohican hair along Myers went all the way. It said swimming entries will juniors, two freshmen, one with three other Eels Thursday nights in Weaver close tomorrow (Friday), and were beaten in the state really made a big difference in Health Building. sophomore, and no seniors. tournament. Ballard and attributed his success to his the way they swam." softball entries open Monday Pat Geron, the only two-year Greenup were playing 1-2 in new "hair do." and last through Friday. Track letterman on the squad, and the fall matches for Adams' Other Eel Winners Jennings Has Hopes entries open after the Spring John Young comprise the No. This concludes a great year team. Other winners for the Eels break. 2 doubles, while letterman for the Eels. Finishing with a In addition to matches in were John Davenport in the 15-1 record and qualifying 3 Jennings has said he hopes Dan Susong and. Greg the always-tough OVC, 200 IM (2:04.6); Ron Holihan the activity will be an All students are encouraged Stephenson, both juniors, will men for the Nationals is quite SUrf Photo by Marianne ROM Eastern will engage some in the 200 breastoke (2:18.0); a feat. The Eels can look 'overwhelming' success. If this to take part in these activities. venture is successful, other be back. top-flight competition outside Rick Murphy in the 200 fly forward to another great season EASTERN EEL SCOTT GALLANT shows the concentration For further information, Helping these four should the league. The Colonels (2:01.9); and Scott Gallant in next year, as they graduate which enabled him to place first in the one meter diving in last co-ed activities will be started contact Wayne Jennings in 'be junior college transfers encounter Tennessee, the 1 meter diving. The 400 only two men. weekends' Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming and Diving in badminton, tennis, and 212 Begley Building or John Bohuslav and Al Ramirez Kentucky, and Georgia of the Championship in Louisville. Gallant was one of the keys to the possibly bowling if an 622-5434. and freshmen Paul Ballard and Southeastern Conference and Eels successful repeat as the KISC champs. Jim Greenup. Bohuslav, a last year's national junior transfer from Odessa Jr. college champion, Win gate College of Texas, and Rzmirez College of North Carolina. EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Tentative Tennis Schedule 1971 March 13 Wake Forest University Winston-Salem March 14 Wingate College Wingate March IS Furman University Furman March 16 Presbyterian College Clinton March 17 The Citadel Charleston mi March 18 University of South Carolina Columbia March 19 University of Georgia Athens March 27 University of Cincinnati Richmond March 29 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati March 30 University of Tennessee Knoxville Real Nifty Deal Apri2,3 University of Ky. Quadrangular Lexington Western Kentucky University, University of Kentucky, University of Louisville, and Eastern Kentucky University v Apr! 9,10 Quadrangular Cookevine •Tennessee Tech, East Tennessee One additional IMPRINT or NAME April 14 Henry Ford Community College Richmond April 16,17 Quadrangular Cbuksville 'Austin Peay, Middle Tennessee Fraternity—Sorority—Club : April 18 Eastern Michigan University Richmond April 23, 24 •Western Kentucky University Murray State University Richmond ' April 27 •Morehead State University Morehead April 30 University of Kentucky Richmond May7,8 •Morehead State University Morehead ***• ■ a itr* a.* ••,■ • ■ » if .; East Tennessee, Tennessee Tech May 14, IS Ohio Valley Conference Cookeville •Denotes official conference matches. Week day home matches begin at 3:00 P.M. Saturday morning matches begin at 10'OO A.M. The 5th DIMENSION

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She is attraction. tobacco," Dr. Barkley said. one of five female Ornamental training horticulturists at the These floral arrangements, Both he and Whitaker Horticulture majors here at manager production level," ornamental plants and turf emphasize that this actual vork DIXIE CLEANERS Eastern. "I've always been says Whitaker. "We train grass, plus the growing of people to be skillful in in all phases of plant interested in the florist flowers, are some examples of production by their students business and wanted to get greenhouses and nursery & LAUNDRY the handiwork of the students is what makes Eastern's into something like that." maintenance or to become South Second Street "who are learning to do things agriculture teachers and horticultural program Such interest has captured with their hands rather than unique. "Other schools are recognition in the form of county agents." just to recite theory," says Dr. more intereste in turning out expires March 13, 1971 floral designs at events on Dr. Barkley also pointed Dwight G. Barkley, associate specialists in singel phases of Eastern's campus. The designs out the new summer professor of agriculture at internships that Eastern offers horticulture," Whitaker said. Eastern. in turf management, nursery Also in horticulture if Barkley Teaches crop production, and Claudia Cruse a freshman greenhouse crop production. from Louisville. To her, The dozen or so classes in agruiculture is an "up and ornamental horticulture in the These provide academic credit, money and on-the-job coming field" and that people EKU agriculture department training. need plants and flowers more than ever. Miss Cruse would .;.!. -l- .1. .|.] .1. i.l-l .1- |.|.i.|.l.W'i[»-W like to be a florist after graduation or work in a greenhouse. At the moment she is taking a five-hour The STEAK-OUT nursery course which she enjoys very much. NOW OPEN Majors By Choice Staff Photo by Marianne Rort' Specializing in Mrs. Brenda Lynch, a FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS are more than class work for. Judy Holman, one of only five female Ornamental' junior from Madison County; •oi Choice Steaks Margaret Champion, a junior Horticulture majors at Eastern. A junior from Craborchard,' from Fort Thomas; and Susan Judy doesn't mind working with all the guys but washes that ;. Short Orders and Barnette, a freshman from there were more girls in the department. ' Pleasure Ridge are in landscape design and I liked propagation and landscape.^;; horticulture majors by choice. them," she says. Miss design besides the courses in Cold Beverages They, along with Miss Homan Champion feels that nursery and greeenhouse crop, and Miss Cruse, are the only agriculture is important production* turf grass scienct&q 124 SOUTH FIRST STREET five females in horticulture. because with all the problems and the internships. All oi . Mrs. Lynch's decision to these are included in the a .1. .,. .,- .\. -,- -I- -!- -I- -l-l -I- - - -I- of pollution, new ways of become a part of the producing food will be needed curricula leading to an agriculture department was in a few short years. associate of arts (two-year)o-. due to her background. She degree in ornamental : was raised on a farm and Transfer Student horticulture or a bachelor of : Open A helped her parents work. "I Miss Barnette attended a science degree in agriculture.-.; like to be outside,' she says. vocational school and studied According to Dr. Barkley, "And if the world it going to horticulture for three years the graduate with one of these eat, that's where it is going to before she transferred to degrees is qualified as a Charge come from." She feels that Account Eastern this past semester. technical worker in nursery, there are new opportunities She sayssimply of agriculture, and greenhouse businesses, -- oMttr . tat students in the agriculture recreational organizations "It interests me." IF IT'S QUALITY YOU'RE LOOKING FOR is coupled with conservation. Dr. Barkley pointed out such as golf clubs, highway Miss Champion has always the demand for graduates in and park departments, and I been interested in plants. this work by quoting a high other business involved with Floral designing is of spokesman for the American ornamental plantings. particular interest to her. She A ssociation of Nurseyman The EKU agriculture, f plans on being a florist after who said that the industry department also offers j Jraduation and would like t »i needs an additional iors some horticultural j ry landscaping at some timI employees. courses ,«? *••.. spwaufl^ervice. J HOT P White Sta§ in the future. Eastern offers study and Some of these include home | , "The classes are so much actual experience in plant Terry Stretch 700 fun. I've taken some courses Continued on page 9 Sail Cloth 6^5. ® 4 By Wrangler, Denim, Jrs. & Misses ^«8«i«S«l»>w. uMftr If IK QUALITY YOURE10QKIKG FOR 500.

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THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thursday, March 4, 1971-Page 9 After Remodeling And Safety Additions . HOME COOKING Speck's Reincarnated As You Are Always Welcome at... county health officials have on duty at all times to check coyer charge of $1.50 at the purchased it made completely 'Larry Pinson wanted the changed. front door. As for local talent, new plumbing and electrical old Speck's Restaurant to be been, "followed to a ID'S and maintain order. The old Speck's restaurant 'T'-we've done everything we'll charge $1.00 a head at systems imperative. A fire different. After S 16,000 spent Everything Done the dance floor entrance," was forced to close by the they asked," Pinson, who is escape and a special exit are "for remodeling and safety Pinson said. just two of the health additons, and the new name Madison County grand jury the "Steak-Out" owner and "Everything's been done GOLDEN RULE CAFE due to health and fire hazards. "We're going to open at department requirements manager told the Progress. over here. The place was only 11:00 a.m. every day, except of "Steak-Out," Ph»»on feek The specifications in the Pinson had to meet. 20% usable. We've got a Sunday of course. We'll close that the restaurant has indeed blueprints drawn up by the Offers Requests 24-inch color TV, new "I've had ten students We are known for good food. at midnight, and during the working every day for five or coolers, a new stove, football season we plan to re-worked bars, completely six hours for the past two Pinson, who received a law have jam sessions before the weeks, without pay. We open Home of delicious Homemade Broad re-modeled bathrooms, and an Eastern games." enforcement bachelor's degree entirely new coat of paint. this week, and believe me, Digging Horticulture from Eastern in 1969, hopes The condition of the we're ready, and anxious to greenhouses by students use as Pinson, who worked at the building before Pinson »«-WM Smith Rnt Stratt Continued from page 8 to offer his customers just old restaurant during his days do a good job," Pinson said. decoration at almost every what they request "We plan la nd sea p in g( elementary major campus event are kept. as a student at Eastern, plans to cater to everyone. We hope for "top entertainment" introduction), selection and Some of the things that the to do as much, or more, food students specialize in growing "The sky's the limit," Pinson use of ornamental plants, business, as beer business," are roses, chrysanthemums, said. "If the students want top landscape plant maintenance, Pinso said. , plant diseases and insect carnations, and greenhouse notch entertainment, and will control, lawn establishment food crops such as tomatoes "Students and town people support us on it, then that's ajld maintenance, golf club and Bibb lettuce. under 21 (years of age) will be what we'll have." The njeaintenance, and floral Whitaker, who has been at allowed in to eat and dance. I Steak-Out will feature live design, which is the most Eastern for the past five years, think the city (of Richmond) entertainment on Wednesday, popular. is concerned mainly with is behind us 100% if we Thursday, Friday and teaching greenhouse operate according to law, and Saturday of every week from Adequate Facilities production and use of plant we intend to do that." Pinson 8:30 to midnight. An :*Ornamental horticulture materials. He devotes a fourth said that a policeman will be "out-of-town band will force a students at Eastern are of his time to horticultural

afforded adequate facilities in work with the Title HI ■ which to apply their hands in education program a practical way. These include throughout eastern Kentucky. CALL tf/o 120-by-40 foot Dr. Barkley, who received greenhouses, a 2Vi acre his doctorate at Virginia nirsery, a classroom Polytechnic Institute, has 623-6161 -laboratory and a horticultural been at Eastern since laboratory-shop. September 1968. His , There is a collection area instruction is mainly in behind the main greenhouses nursery crops and turf grass for ornamental plants, about production. House of 7,000 square feet of turf grass Same Replies plots and two small field greenhouses. An experimental When the five female Opening Monday golf green is planned. horticulture majors were The classroom-laboratory is asked what it was like to work equiped with a large lighted with such a majority of male planter to acquaint students students, the replies were with plant growth, foliage, basically the same. None of and blooms. The them minded working with laboratory-shop is well the guys, if fact, seemed to equipped with horticulture enjoy it. Judy Holman, tools and machinery and has a however, wishes that there 10-by-10 foot walk-in cooler were more girls in the for storing cut flowers and department. She said in regard floral arrangements. This is to working with the guys, where the flowers and foliage "It's alright, but I miss having plants produced in the a lot of girls in class."

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Speaks On India : the telephone. Double room C.H.; ENG 351, American COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Literature II, 3 C.H. EDUCATIONAL rates will be $35 each, with a FOREIGN LANGUAGES > S3 telephone assessment. FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT: Dr. B. K. Shrivastava, and International Review of Social DEPARTMENT: FRE 201, EDF 202, Professional Indian political scientist Announcement of the Intermediate French I, 3 CM.: Orientation, 3 C.H.; EDF 317, History. GER 201, Intermediate German I, Human Development, 4 C.H. specialist in American politics, He has also worked on a registration date should come 3 C.H.; SPA 201, Intermediate ELEMENTARY EDUCATION gave a lecture Monday night monograph in collaboration after spring break, along with Spanish I, 3 C.H. on "United States-Indian GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT: ELE 356, Social with professor M.S.; a final list of courses to be Studies in the Elementary School, Relations." DEPARTMENT: GEO 402, Venkataramarie on "The offered. Conservation of National 3 C.H.; ELE 358, Language Arts in Dr. Shrivastava was the the Elementary School, 3 CH.; United States and the Last Instructional departments Resources, 3 C.H. ELE 541, Survey of Elementary guest of the University and have listed the following GEOLOGY DEPARTMENT: the political science Phase of Indian Independence GLY 108, Principles of Geology, 3 Curricular Programs, 3 C.H. courses as possible offerings. C.H.; GLY 302, Earth Science, 3 EDUCATIONAL department. His lecture Movement" which is ready for C.H.; GLY 390, Environmental PSYCHOLOGY AND GUIDANCE centered around the growing publication. DEPARTMENT: EPG 640, Geology, 3 C.H. influence of American foreign On Tuesday, Dr. HISTORY DEPARTMENT: Counseling Theory and Practice, 3 HIS 202, American Civilization to C.H. aid to his country and the need Shrivastava met with several 1877, 3 C.H.; HIS 203, American SCHOOL AND PUBLIC for more of it. He was most HEALTH DEPARTMENT: HEA political science classes to • CENTRAL UNIVERSITY Civilization since 1877, 3 C.H.; interested in the rapid growth discuss American-Indian COLLEGE HIS 340, European History from 202, Safety and First Aid, 2 CH. LIBRARY SCIENCE of population and the low Relations and to get the ; GENERAL STUDIES 1300 to 1815, 3 C.H.; HIS 346, amount of production. SCIENCE: GSC 262, Biological English History from 1603 to the DEPARTMENT: LIB 569, students' views on it. He was Science B, 3 Credit Hours. present, 3 C.H.; HIS 449, Readings Instructional Media, 3 C.H. India's growing GENERAL STUDIES in History, 3 CH. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR "independence is responsible also interested in the students' ■ HEALTH: GSP 281, Personal and MATHEMATICS MEN DEPARTMENT views on many American PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR in large part to the help and Community Health, 3 C.H. DEPARTMENT: MAT 107, political issues. I GENERAL STUDIES SOCIAL College Algebra, 3 CH.; MAT 201, WOMEN DEPARTMENT: PHE influence of the United SCIENCE:GSS 246, Civilization I, Understanding Arithmetic, 3 C.H.; 311, Bowling, Archery, and Golf Staff Photo by Marianne Rosa States," he said. The primary purpose for ■ 3 C.H.; GSS 247, Civilization II, 3 MAT 202, Understanding for Women, 2 C.H.; PHE 322, Dr. Shrivastava answered his trip into Kentucky was to Physical Education in the ■ C.H. Elementary Mathematics, 3 C.H.; States and India. An Indian political questions after the lecture. get the feel of the typical; MAT 207, Introduction to Elementary School (Grades 1-6), 2 LECTURING FOR THE FIRST TIME at Statistics, 3 CH. C.H.; PHE 325, Physiology of an American university, Dr. B. K. scientist, Dr. Shrivastava is a specialist in the Many of the questions were American. He told one class: MUSIC DEPARTMENT: MUS Activity, 3 C.H.; PHE 562, Shrivastava speaks to students and faculty area of American Studies. directed at India's growth and that it would be difficult for : COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS 271, The enjoyment of Music, 3 Physical Education for the attitudes towards other Asian Exceptional Child, 2 CH.; PHE about the relations between the United him to study American: AND TECHONOLOGY C.H.; MUS 360, Music countries. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Eundamentals for the Elementary 575, Tests and Measurements in politics without having felt r Physical Education, 3 CH.; PHE Dr. Shrivastava is presently DEPARTMENT: IED 201, Teacher, 3 CH. the true 'pulse' of the: Applied Math in Technology, 3 PHILOSOPHY 622, Sociology of Sport, 3 C.H. working on a paper, "The : C.H.; IED 353, Introduction to DEPARTMENT: PHI 110, SPECIAL EDUCATION AND United States and Inner Asia: American citizen. Electronics, 3 C.H.; IED 540, Introduction to Philosophical R EH ABILITATION DEPARTMENT: SED 345, A Case Study of Tibet." His Wood Technology, 3 C.H. Thought, 3 C.H.; PHI 450, present position is as a reader INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Philosophy of Science, 3 C.H. Introduction to the Education of WEKU-FM Surveyed By TKE DEPARTMENT: INT 201, PHYSICS DEPARTMENT: Exceptional Children, 3 CH. in the department of Colloquia \ Applied Math in Technology, 3 PHY 100, Introduction to Modern The ACTUAL offerings will be American studies at the based on the results of the student C.H.; INT 353, Introduction to Physics, 1 CH.; PHY 107, Slide Continued from page I poll during the period of March most powerful educational "They work as announcers School of International Electronics, 3 C.H. Rule Theory and Practice, 1 CH.; broadcasting station in the during the middle-of-the-road Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru Sets Dates PHY 176, Physical Science, 3 CH. 4-12. POLITICAL SCIENCE In Richmond, 58% of the state of Kentucky and covers music programs, as writers, University, New Delhi. DEPARTMENT: POL 362, people surveyed have a FM a 75-mile radius. WEKU-FM is and in production. This helps Dr. Shrivastava received his The Student Association j Government of Kentucky, 3 C.H. Porter Plant radio in their home and 45% on the air 70 hours per week. prepare them for jobs." B.A., MA., and LL.B. degrees invites all students, faculty COLLEGE OF ARTS AND PSYCHOLOGY of them listen to WEKU. 27 and administrators who might. SCIENCES 29 out of these 70 hours are from Saugor and Ph.D. from DEPARTMENT: PSY 211, Continued from page 1 said that they were not aware be interested to join in the ANTHROPOLOGY/ General Psychology, 3 CH.; PSY devoted to classical music, 17 the Indian School of SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT: 308, Abnormal Psychology, 3 of the station. to pop, jazz, Due For A Change International Studies. He has discussion of these topics at ANT 201, Introduction to C.H.; PSY 500, Social Psychology, have an employer with three In surrounding Madison middle-of-the-road, or easy served as the head of the the time and places listed. Physical Anthropology, 3 C.H.; 3 C.H.; PSY 500, Social work shifts a day, there's no County, 58% of those asked listening, 16 are taken up by The station is due for a political science department at Monday, 6 p.m., Combs SOC 131, Introductory Sociology, Psychology, 3 CH.; PSY 640, doubt that it's going to be an 224, History Now; 7 p.m., 3 C.H. Pro-Seminar II, 2 C.H. own FM sets. But only 28% public affairs programs and change beginning on target SBR College, Bilaspur, India. ART DEPARTMENT: ART economic factor. listen to WEKU and 41% are documentaries, and eight by date, May 3. National Public This is Dr. Shrivastava's Combs 225, The Power 200, Art Appreciation, 3 "Just suppose that they not aware of its existence. news and sports. Radio will then provide a second trip to the U.S. His Structure at EKU. C.H.;ART 390, Survey of Art employ SO persons each shift. On campus, 76% of the 90 minute magazine-type first was in 1957-58 when he Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Combs History, 3 CH.; ART 392, Survey COLLEGE OF BUSINESS That's 50 families who depend 224, Russian Studies; 7:30 of Art History, 3 CH. ACCOUNTING students who were called have Listeners Prefer Classical show to some 96 qualified was on a Ogden-Fulbright BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES DEPARTMENT: ACC 108, on this employment They FM radios in their rooms. 0% public broadcasting stations Grant. p.m., Combs 225, Conscience . (the Porter plant) are certainly versus Social and Political DEPARTMENT: BIO 317, Principles of Accounting, 3 C.H.; were unaware of Eastern's The survey showed that throughout the Currently he is working at Conservation of Wildlife ACC 109, Principles of important in those terms, but station, arn^ 56% listen to it. listeners prefer (in order) nation-including WEKU. Realities. Resources, 3 C.H. Accounting, 3 C.H.; ACC 322, that has nothing to do with Johns Hopkins School of classical, popular, public Live from Washington, the Wednesday, 6 p.m., Combs CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT: Income Tax Accounting, 3 C.H. the pollution," Maffett said. First Extensive Survey Advanced International SCI 317, History of Science, 3 BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- affairs programs, news and broadcast is somewhat like the Studies, Washington, D.C. He 224, Jesus Freaks; 7:30 p.m., "We just can't let the Combs 225, Self Expression in CH. TION DEPARTMENT: MGT 500, According to Sullivan, this sports, and documentaries. Today show and is basically is the author of many DRAMA/SPEECH Human Relations in Business, 3 matter die out, because that is the first extensive survey oriented toward public affairs. the Arts. ; DEPARTMENT: DRA 100, Forms C H won't happen. We're WEKU has five full-time publications including papers that has been done to "NPR," said Sullivan, "is the Thursday, 6:30 p.m., and Philosophy of Theatre, 3 C.H.; BUSINESS EDUCATION AND concerned about this whole staff members and help from that appeared in International SPE 100, Oral Communication, 3 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION determine the size of WEKU's many of the 50 student first live interconnecting Combs 224, Indonesia ad problem, and I feel there's Studies Journal, India Infinitum; 7:30 p.m., Combs CH. DEPARTMENT: OAD 400, listening audience and it is broadcasting majors. "The public broadcasting network ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Business Report Writing, 3 C.H. some way to delete this odor Quarterly, Indian Journal of 225, Psychology—The "Very encouraging." students get actual of its kind in the United ENG 211, Survey of World ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: through some sensible American Studies, and Manipulation of Minds. ECO 230, Principles of Economics Eastern's station is the experience," said Sullivan. States." Literature I, 3 C.H.; ENG 212, means." Survey of World Literature II, 3 I, 3 CH. )

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