Eastern Kentucky University Encompass
Eastern Progress 1978-1979 Eastern Progress
3-1-1979 Eastern Progress - 01 Mar 1979 Eastern Kentucky University
Follow this and additional works at: http://encompass.eku.edu/progress_1978-79
Recommended Citation Eastern Kentucky University, "Eastern Progress - 01 Mar 1979" (1979). Eastern Progress 1978-1979. Paper 21. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress_1978-79/21
This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1978-1979 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. \ i
Volume 57. No. 22 Official Student Publication of Mast* March 1. 1979 Eastern Kentucky University Drugs, cops and 'outlaws': just an 'average concert' Three officers also circulated the top ..nd estimated that half of those at- Bv BOB DOI.I.AB tending were University students, while' ' Staff Writer levels of the Coliseum, while the rest of the officers worked the doors and the the other half were individuals from outside of the University community. Tuesday night's Outlaws concert was corridors. characterized by Wynn Walker, Most concert goers were subjected to Daugherty said that the concert; iissislanl director of control for the a "visual search" according to Walker, "went relatively smooth" and a stage which basically consisted of the opening crew of 30 people put in about 20 hours of Division of Public Safety, as an work for the preparation of the concert* "average concert" having nothing of coats iind a brisk pad down, a especially good nor bad going for it- procedure used frequently at Rupp consisting mostly of the set-up and tear-; Arena down operations. problem wise. Walker stated that several citations He said that the reloading of three) He stated that there were no conflict semi-trucks kept the crew busy until X were given to individuals for marijuana situations nor confrontations at the am Wednesday morning, whereas possession, but that they were not taken concert and that people were generally most people went home when the con- into custody since that is not depart- polite and calm and appeared to be cert was over at about 10:30 p m The mental policy for local individuals there to have a good time. stage crew, identifiable by special A "moderate amount" of alcohol However, one person was arrested printed T-shirts, also functioned during which included beer and whiskey was outside of the Coliseum in the parking the concert by circulating among the- also confiscated by officers at the lot for public intoxication while the crowd attempting to keep the crowd concert, according to Walker. concert was in progress according to "orderly." Walker stated that 11 sworn officers Walker. One coed summed up the atmosphere worked the concert, and that four or five Skip Daugherty. director of Student of the evening, when on commenting on out ol thai number were assigned to Activities and Organizations, stated the concert she said. "A lot of the people circulate among the crowd on the floor that 2.537 people attended the concert here look like outlaws." level. 'Sports Illustrated' names Tillman player of the week Bv CHRIS EUSBERRY Staff Writer Turk was OVC Player of the Week Tournament when the Colonels face three limes during the course of the Middle Tennessee. (Ptiolo by JAMES KELLEY) He has already broken four school season His final regular season stats "It's hard to beat a team three times records. He has a legitimate shot at show him with a 27.9 scoring average, in a row." said Tillman. "But that won't Hard as rock "'Special guests" UFO sends the audience into orbit with one becoming the all-time leading scorer in making him the number three scorer in change us from our game plan. This is a of ihoir blaring songs The group'preceeded the Outlaws at the school's history in only two years, the nation whole new season for us now; I expect it Tuesday night"s concert in the Coliseum and just this week he received two more He has scored 725 points, made 258 to be a real barn burner Friday night." honors that will make cramped quarters field goals, attempted 545 shots from the JAMES "TURK" TILLMAN in an already crowded trophy case. floor and he has scored 43 points in one GAME BY GAME SCORING RECORD game, all of which are new single season James "Turk" Tillman was named 25 Nalional Player of the Week" by school records 1 Northern Kentucky Commonwealth fire s|M.iis HltMraterf magazine for his "Boy7 I hope all this publicity helps 2 Ball State outstanding play against Tennessee 3. Missouri the school." said Tinman. "Guys will 4 Ala-Birmingham Tech. University of the South and start to look at our school and follow the 18 Morehead during the past week 5. Dayton program This should really help the 6. Butler 37 ignites safety questions In those three games. "Turk" scored coaches in tneir recruiting." 19 7. UNC Charlotte 111 points, for a 37.0 points a game "No question it will help our 29 By SARAH WARREN veniently removed" by some unknown believed some people and I guess now average, he shot 55.8 percent from the 8 Nevada-Reno program." said Colonel Head Coach Ed !) Fresno State 3C News Editor person or persons. we're not going to believe them." field. (43-77) hit 83.1 percent from the Byhre. "but the credit all should go to This effectively cut off the alarms on At one point thai night, the boiler free throw line. < 25-30) and he hauled 10 Toledo 11 Turk. He really has deserved all this 11. Middle Tennessee 29 A wall was busted out and a fire ex- the fourth through the 20th floors. If room •*. .is UMDBCtfd as being the source down 28 rebounds. publicity." Wednesday's fire had been a big one. he of the re ind this caused yet another According to Sports llluslrated. the 12. Austin Peay 28 linguishe behind Commonwealth Hall's Eight limes over the regular season 13 Murray Slate 25 trash chute Wednesday. Feb. 21 It was said, "it could've been a real problem prank 10 oni- in Commonwealth had editors review the thousands of he has'scored over 30 points and he's "What do you do in a situation lik> lc the boiler room. "Finally, about statistics on players from all over the 14 Tennessee Tech 22 it "l>ona fide fire" but because of abuse gone over the 40 mark twice. He's been 15. I i ban.i 24 that?'' he asked "The very peoplf n iH iour later, a maintenance person country. Then they pick what they deem held to under 20 points just four times, to the alarms, horns on the fourth 16 Morehead State 30 through the 20th floors did not sound trying to protect are tearing the th ugs ailived to open it," said Heine. is the "lop collegiate performance in the his lowest output of the year being 11 down." •Why isn't there water in the stand country for the past week " 17. Western Kentucky 19 points at Toledo 38 The problem of fire alarm abuse was Sludenl Senator Jeff Heine, a resident pipes" Why are the fire hoses locked?" This week they chose Tillman, who 18. Middle Tennessee Hut Tillman had a bona fide excuse 19. Western Kentucky 32 just one of those addressed by Larry assistant in Commonwealth, disputed Heine asked. joined other superstars like Larry Bird this assumption, though, saying that at "1 don't have an answer to that, of Indiana State, Pat Cummings of lor his off night The evening before. 20 Austin Peay 21 Westbrook. associate director of Safety. Tillman collided with Byhre and Turk 21 Murray State 34 iii Tuesday's Student Senate meeting. least in one case, the alarm had not been Westbrook said. "We're dealing with a Cincinnati and Cliff Robinson of USC taken off the wall by a student, but in lot of things here. I understand your suffered a five-stltch gash over his right 22. West Virginia 34 who have been so honored by Sports 23 Inviled to speak on "major safety fact was cut off by a maintenance concerns." eye. 23 Tiffin accomplishments," Westbrook Westbrook said these are problems Illustrated " Despite all of this national attention, 24. Tennessee Tech 42 person who saw it hanging down from "I just found out yesterday," said a described his official capacities and the wall by its electrical cords his division is working to correct and if Tillman is only thinking about Friday 25. Univ. of the South 26 then turned the meeting over to anyone has a complaint they can call his surprised Tillman. "1 scored pretty night and the opening round of the OVC 26 Morehead State 43 Heine said Commonwealth was a good last week so they must of noticed. I questions and answers. "franlic scene" the night of the fire with office. "If you have a problem, you call Westbrook is in charge of Safety feel real good about being named people having to run up 16 flights of me at 4173," he said. Nalional Player of the Week " Services, a division of Public Safety stairs to warn residents. Part of the problem. Westbrook ex- completely separate from parking and plained, is one of antagonism between "Ever since high school," Tillman Not only were the alarms faulty, said continued. "I knew what I could do. You r transportation, patrol services or Heine, but the fire hose on the fourth the Department of Building and editorials P»ge 2 criminal investigation Grounds and the students Maintenance have to keep up the hard work and work Arts Editor l-arrv Hernard interviews floor was locked up. forcing (hem to hard every day. I'm still working as news, features page S "My responsibility is to protect the people blame the students for tearing ii full fledged "drag queen" on page 3. break the glass and tear the hose out of hard as 1 can." sports P»f«« 6-8 students." said Westbrook. But. he said, it's metal case. things up and students blame main- The NCAA Is on the line for the organizations page 9 students "are playing Russian roulette tenance for not doing things right in the Eastern's super scoring machine was According to Heine, it was then Colonels as they prepare for the OVC arts P»8*s 10-1 j with themselves." discovered that the connecting water first place. also honored by his peers, for today it Tournament . Staff Writer Chris was announced by the OVC office that p.s. insert P«ges '0-1 Westbrook said three of the fire alarm pipes were empty. "None of that is going to make things Klsherrv has the preview on page •■ horns ~ on Commonwealth's sixth, 11th "We had been told there was water in any safer." said Westbrook. "We'd all Tillman has been named "OVC Player and 15th floors - had been "con- the stand Dines." said Heine. "We IS- COMMONWEALTH post 121 of the Year." J
( pnoto by Sieve, nnomn. J :~ u I^ JLjiwleM saw ***• call ^so4id the camera but; alas, the referee missed it . such is life on the re* — . .t... k raa* 2/Vol 57 No. 23 Th« Emiin r>0|H»l Thuod»v, Maich 1. 1»7S Editorial Maintenance problems plague University vehicles The Division of Public' Safety together and printed in Cynthiana problem with the University ve- academic honorary comes to cam- does a greal service by renting out every Wednesday night. In order to hicles. Sometimes Public Safety pus in the spring. University vehicles to clubs and do this members of the Progress "overbooks" the vehicles. At The honorary asked to use organizations who need them for staff have to drive there each week. least this is how it seems when one University vehicles, a van, to bring trips and activities. Most of the staff members who go group has confirmed reservations visiting members from their hotels There are 12 vehicles which are to Cynthiana use a University for a vehicle but then does not get it on the By-Pass to campus where the owned by the Kentucky Department vehicles for which the Progress pays when another group has reserved a convention is being held. Public of Transportation which the Univer- 18 cents per mile. vehicle. Safety said they could not use the sity operates and loans to various Several of the vehicles the One specific example occurred vehicles. groups on campus. The groups pay Progress has used have been in when one group, an acedemic These are but two examples, there the rate charged by the state to the satisfactory condition. There are honorary fraternity, had reserved a are others. But with the number of Division of Public Safety who in some, though, which should not be van to go to a state convention in times the vehicles are taken out. turn pays the slate. used but are. their field. When the day of the Public Safety does a reasonably Vehicles which sway uncontrol- convention arrived and they went to good job of keeping track of who The vehicles are owned by the ably because of bad suspension, bad pick up their van they were told that has what and when. state who is responsible for their springs, bad shocks or all of these. a women's athletic team needed the With the limited number of upkeep. All repairs are paid for and Nine passanger station wagons with van and it was issued to them. vehicles at their disposal. Public authorized by the state. back seats that are broken and have This is not the fault of the athletic Safety must deny request for the use Of the 12 state vehicles the to be propped up with soft drink team for they certainly had a valid of the autos. University has, there are five vans, cans are just some of the problems need for the use of the vehicle. The So the only big problem now is five station wagons and two sedans. with the University vehicles. fault lies in how Public Safety issued maintenance of the vehicles, and There are busses which the The Progress has asked not to be the vehicle. The question is who this comes on a state level through University operates but these are given one certain station wagon yet reserved the van first and why the Public Safety. mostly used by athletic teams and ihe Public Safety office has issued other was not told that the van was Public Safety people cannot test the nursing department. (hat station wagon to the Progress already booked. drive the vehicles every week so It seems that some of the vehicles since the request was made. those groups who use the vehicles are not being kept up. There are If it is the state's responsibility to One example of when Public should report any problems to several that should not be allowed to make repairs on vehicles then they Safety has denied use of one of their Public Safety. Then the responsibil- be driven. should keep up on them. vehicles will occure when the ity falls to them to report to the state these problems. ^a^vtf£$b?mtiui The Eastern Progress is put But repairs are not the only national convention for another Elizabeth China plays dangerous game Palmer-Ball with Soviets in Vietnam By lAKHWAN KWAK China has been very frustrated criticized Hanoi and called Vietnam Japan. China and the U.S. about Vietnamese behavior in recent the "Cuba" of the Soviet Union. established formal diplomatic rela- Dr. Tae-Hwaa Kwak is Associate years. China always wants to have a Furthermore, when Vietnam invad- tions. During his visit to the U.S. Don't ask questions Professor of Political Science, friendly government on the southern ed Cambodia to overthrow the and Japan, Teng repeatedly stated specializing in international political border in Indochina. Thus, during pro-Peking Pol Pot regime, China that China would teach Vietnam a lesson. The Soviet Union, on the i 7 dynamics la East Asia. the Vietnamese war against the became a paper tiger and her When I went home for the long ourselves to find the information This is the first of two parts. U.S., China provided more than $10 credibility as a great power was other hand, is fearful of Chinese we need. billion in economic and military aid considerably weakened. After the encirclement connected with the weekend my father gave me an China launched a "punitive" article called "A Message to The most probable explanation to Vietnam to drive American fall of the Pol Pot regime last Peking-Tokyo-Washington axis. for this is just plain laziness. Most military action against Vietnam on troops out of South Vietnam. After January, Vice Premier Teng Hsiao- Why did China invade Vietnam? Garcia," by ETberf Hubbard. I had Feb. 17 along the 450 mile border, never read the article, which was of us figure if we act dumb enough the Communist take-over of South ping began publicly stating that Peking stated that China is and. take too long doing what we and the Chinese troops are still Vietnam in the spring of 197S, in Vietnam should be punished for its "punishing" Vietnam for Viet- first published in the March edition "punishing" Vietnam. of a magazine called the PhillistW -are supposed to do-someone else Chinese eyes, Vietnam did not seem invasion and conquest of Cambo- namese border skirmishes, mistreat- will do it for us. (Which more often There is no sign of Chinese to appreciate China's support when dia. Teng, during his visit to the ment of ethnic Chinese and above in 1898. willingness to withdraw their troops than not is exactly what happens.) Vietnam began tilting toward U.S. and Japan, hinted that China all, Vietnam's invasion of Cambo- The article is about a young from Vietnam. Instead, China is soldier, by the name of Rowen, who Hubbard says it all very well in Moscow in the Sino-Soviet conflict. might act against Vietnam. dia. China seems to have three carried a message to General his article: The first sign of the Sino-Viet- major objectives in the Chinese Garcia in Cuba for then President "No man who has endeavored to Guest opinion namese rift appeared in Oct. 1975 From Chinese perspective, Viet- invasion of Vietnam. of the United States William carry out and enterprise where when Vietnam's Communist Party nam has in fact achieved a The first objective China wants to McKinley. Not that there is many hands were needed, but has getting deeply involved into the war, General Secretary Le Duang visited predominant position in Indochina achieve is to restore China's anything too outstanding about been well nigh appalled at times by which China perhaps did not Peking to ask for more economic with Moscow's backing, which credibility and prestige as a great that, a lot of soldiers have carried the imbecility of the average man - anticipate, thereby playing the most assistance. China then sought his would pose a grave threat to China's power and China does not want to messages before, but in this case - the inability of unwillingness to dangerous game with the Soviet approval of an "anti-hegemonism" security interests from both nor- be a paper tiger. The second some things were different. concentrate on a thing and do it." Union. clause against the Soviet Union in a thern and southern borders. China objective is to weaken Vietnamese Garcia was somewhere in the I have found this to be very true. China and Vietnam in their 2,000 joint communique. But Le Duang felt that any further inaction or influence in Cambodia, to drive wilds of Cuba and no one knew How many times have you worked year old history have experienced refused to include the clause and left appeasement toward Hanoi would Vietnam out of Cambodia and where he was. Rowan took the on a project for a class with a group friendly but often hostile relation- for Moscow without issuing any endanger its security interests. eventually to establish a frieudl) letter, was taken to the coast of of other people and found that you ships. Their animosity began with joint communique or even holding China under the new leadership of regime in Phnom Penh, perhaps Cuba and went off on foot and alone were the one always doing the General Ma Yuan's. expedition to the customary banquet for his Chairman Hua Kuo-feng and Vice under the leadership of Prince into the jungle. Three weeks later work? quell "southern barbarians" during Chinese hosts. At that time, Premier Teng steered a new foreign Sihanouk. The third objective is to he came out on the other side of the the Han Dynasty (206 B.C.-221 Vietnam wanted to maintain an policy course to counterbalance humiliate the Soviet Union, Viet- island having found Garcia and Or maybe you are of that group A.D.). General Ma invaded Viet- evenhanded approach to Peking and alarmingly growing Soviet influence nam's ally, as much as China can. delivered the letter to him. which Hubbard describes as nam to "punish" the Vietnamese Moscow in the Sino-Soviet conflict. and hegemonisy in Asia. Hua visited In the meantime, the fighting has The point the author of the article "Slipshod assistance, foolish tribesmen who frequently marauded Peking was very upset and told Yugoslovia, Rumania and Iran to been widened and intensified with trys to make is that Rowan took the inattention, dowdy indifference into the southernmost part of the Hanoi that China would cancel its strengthen China's position in the air strikes and Chinese deep letter without asking any questions and half-hearted work seem to be Han Empire. After the general's aid program as previously promised Sino-Soviet dispute. Teng went to intrusion into Vietnam by occupying about what he was supposed to do. the rule: And no man succeeds, successful expedition, the region for Vietnam's reconstruction and Japan and signed a peace treaty with strategic cities. He just did it unless by hook or crook or threat he was renamed "Annam" (meaning warned Vietnam against occupying As a journalist, one is taught to forces or bribes other men to assist "pacified south" in Chinese) where any island in the Spratly group. ask questions, to find out the who, him; or mayhap. God in His China ruled until the 10th century. Since then, Sino-Vietnamese rela- what, when, where, how and why of goodness performs a miracle and Vietnamese cannot easily forget a tions were strained, but not very a situation and this is necessary in sends him an Angel of Light for an history of antagonism between hostile. Last March, however, finding a story. At the same time, assistant." China and Vietnam. Last year Hanoi enacted harsh economic I've had staff writers who, when I have found myself in the latter Vietnam commemorated two an- measures that triggered the exodus assigned a story, ask aU sorts of role more times than I care to cient national heroes who victor- of about 170,000 ethnic Chinese questions that as journalist they admit. We all have. iously fought against "Chinese across the border. Peking became should have enough sense to figure Call it basic human nature, I invadcrs"-Nguycn Hung Te in the very angry about Vietnamese out for themselves. guess. Most people just don't want 13th century and Le Lock two mistreatment of Chinese residents. We are all guilty of this and end to use their own initiative and centuries later. Today anti-Chinese When Hanoi concluded a peace up wasting ours and other people's energy if they can get someone else feeling has widely been prevailed and friendship treaty with the Soviet time by simply not taking it upon to do it. among the Vietnamese. Union in November 1978, 'China Mark Turner Editor Editor's mailbag Jim Thomason Business Manager Elizabeth Palmer-Ball Managing Editor I'll be sure to tell you)- it does matter if at least look into it? dark." I submit that it was only one Sarah Warren , News Editor that person is a male. • By the way- yes. I am a minority-1 am member of that audience, Mr. Bernard, Lisa Renshaw .City Editor Young Black, a male and I remain as deter- who was left with no comprehension or Ken Tingle* Sports Editor The big-timers (hey - I'm not giving appreciation of the play or of the actors' out names - just ask the average student mined as ever. Ginny Eager Features Editor P.S.- I am 19. so help me God and performances in it. minority - er - inmate for the best places to go to) larry Bernard Arts Editor have this new rule - no - go unless 19 or Richmond. If he did conduct a survey after the Editor. Mike (Miguel) L.Walton performance and members of the Robin Pater Organizations Editor 1 want you to know at the time I am above if male: but anyone with a set of socks or larger in the upper chest area Keene Hall-Box 405 audience were left "in the dark," Mr. Dieter Carlton Staff Artist typing this I am not a) drunk, nor b) Bernard should have provided us Scott Mindrum Circulation Manager stoned. I am expressing a definite view ran get in if she's 18! What is this'' Isn't the law supposed to be fair to all? readers with the results of his survey. Harvey Dunbar Advertising Assistant of the downtown situation as it stands. In the Within the article, contrary to the As a fellow student (inmate) at this It's all screwed up- what are we totally negative opinion expressed in the college (nursery school, among other supposed to do? Wait until we're 19 to headline. Mr. Bernard says that Member of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia Scholastic things'. I flunk that I owe it to my fellow start taking a girl out to the bars-er- dark Press Association and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. recreational places? Or do we suffer "Shadow Box" is by far and away (sic) whatever you-want-to-call-us. to. tell it Editor. ihe most adequate thus far this year." Represented for national advertising; by the College Advertising Sales and like it is - sober. from a Richmond-colored version of Larry Bernard, in his review of Service. Inc.. Chicago. 111. "fair and equal treatment to all" or in "Shadow Box", accused the play of What is this logically implied standard I do not drink very often. When I do, I by which a play is found'to be Published each Thursday during (he regular school year except for Ro-down. like many of the students and other words, "you got the body-you got "inducing yawns and drowsiness." It is "adequate?" vacation and examination ptriodi at Eastern Kentucky University by yes. some faculty, too. to the downtown the green light?" * apparent that Mr. Bernard did in fact authority of the Board of Regents through the Student Publications Board. Or maybe I'm wrong and Richmond's sleep through the performance of the Mr. Bernard has previously informed Jmerchants on- what '• beginning to be us that his tastes run to X-rated movies. Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed called "the strip "the area bounded by having National Be Nice To Female play on which he baaed his review, and I writers and do not necessarily represent the views of this university. Ad- Month? (Ms preferences, in case anyone had Ssin. Second. Water and Smith- was not surprised to see him attending forgotten, are mentioned in another, vertising appearing In this newspaper Is intended to help the reader buy. illard- to relax and to have a good Hey Steve Foster!!! Instead of going again on Thursday. Any false or misleading advertising should be reported to the Business to Texas AltM (By the way, how's / It is unfortunate, however, that he did typically mistitled and gratuitous, little time. I'm not against a good time- but article following his review of "Shadow ' Manager. The Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building. Second class somebody is*! Texas?) to "better yourself." why don't not have the opportunity to emend his postage paid at Richmond. Ky. 40475. inadequate and misleading review in Box." Where do the bars and "discos" get you find out the scoop on this and let us Fine, everyone to his own taste. But . Eastern Kentucky University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action , Ml. to grab a familar phrase, telling one know..^f are yauJ""* fht rest of us time for publication in the paper so that employer and does not discriminate on the basis 6.' ■ a*.e, color, religion, sex, poor students who just happen to be in let Mr. denial d review things he can .set of students "yes, go right in" and students who have the maturity and understand, and let EKU students have a national origin or handicap in the .dmktajasrte. " . •--"•>■ in, any another set "no. get lost?" No, I am not the minority- no matter what color we littispliw.1- *r **» abilKj- to stay drama critic who can at least remain educational program or activity which It conducts. Any complaint arising by talking about a racial matter- it does not are-afraid to do it for us? Are, you our. .awake) that Mr. Bernard lacks might reason of alleged discrimination should be directed la writing to Dr. 'J.S. '^-^•TKi ta at'-od this ex- awake through a performance and then, matter if the person in question-has Student Association president or just c perhaps, apprwfcte it. He'becca Rroaddus. Affirmative Action Officer. Million House. EKU. -white hair,* brown skin with black name on everyone's minds? Our night cellent production of a powerful play. Sincerely yours* Campus telephone number (22-I2SS. . • **■ freckles and yellow eyes'and a red life i especially if you're male) is slowly The headline of the review says that Darryl A. Spencer , mustache (but; if I do see that being taken away. Aren't you willing to the audience was left "totally in the 1 wm ^mmmmmmmm
Pf 3/Vol. 67 No. 22 Th« Enttrn Proarm Thunday. March 1. 1979 News/Features Do ya think I'm sexy? Queen for a day takes a 'walk on the wild side* in i.AKKY BKRNARI) pass for a woman. Kandy said. "But I refused to shave my "Mom has been very dnderstanding.' Arts Editor However, to quickly erase any doubt, arms. I have to live in this world, you Kandy said. "She wanted to help me he whips out a photo album of pictures know." dress in drag because she said that if I On stage. Brenda Clark is a sexy mass of himself in drag. The pictures Randy said many queens tape or tuck was gonna get up there I was gonna look of bumps and grinds. She performs her illustrate how his looks have changed their male organs under their buttocks right, not like some old rip." act to the low. throaty vocals of a female over the two years he's been dressing in so it will not be noticeable while they Randy likes to relate tales of how he singer on record The dress is slinky and drag. perform on stage. fools people when he dresses as a revealing; the makeup has been applied Although Randy spends much of his "The trick to dressing in drag is to try woman. with precision and care time performing in drag, he contends (6 look as natural as possible," Randy "Once in Lexington." he laughed, "I After Brenda winds up her act for the that he doesn't lose his manhood by pointed out. "For me the whole idea in was standing in the parking lot dressed night, she washes off the makeup, takes dressing like a woman. the first place is to look like a woman." in drag waiting for my boyfriend to park off her wig and slips out of her dress "I still know who I am." he said. "I To keep up with the fashions and Ihe car. This man came up to me and Brenda Clark has suddenly been wouldn't ever want to have a sex-change beauty trends, he reads magazines and started making a pass at me and saying transformed into Randy, a very operation and become a woman. I like watches television to see stars such as things like 'Hey. honey, how you doing? masculine man. myself this way. Cheryl Ladd and Lynda Carter. You look real pretty tonight. How 'bout Randy, a University senior, admits "My theory is why should I limit Most queens usually develop their coming to my place?' " freely That he is a drag queen. < A drag myseif when I can have the best of both own style and personality on stage Randy is a man who doesn't like to put , queen is a gay man who dresses like a worlds." he laughed easily. "I can have Some paint their face heavily, some up a front; he's open, frank and very ; woman and performs on stage.) He has what I want this way." paint it lightly, some want to look like honest to himself. And he knows what he ; been performing in drag for over two Randy said he doesn't feel any dif- their idols. Randy just wants to look wants in life. years in various gay bars This past ferent when he's in drag. "I can't say I natural and presentable. "I don't ever plan on doing this all my I summer he performed a drag show at a feel like a woman because I've never "I'm the sweet, little innocent type." life." he said. "I mean, it doesn't; bar in Louisville. been one," he quipped. "I guess maybe he said. "My character, like my stage possess me; I can live without it. It's ; "I got started as a drag queen just out Brenda is my alter ego. my other self. name, is plain and simple. I'm the type just a hobby I don't get my rocks off by I of plain curiosity." Randy said "There Maybe if I had been born a woman of girl you could take home to meet your doing it." . ; was a friend of mine who dressed in that's the way I would have been." mother." According to Randy, his philosophy in '< drag and thought surely I could look as "But," he points out, "when I'm in Randy depends on tips to make money life is "Old drag queens never die; they.; good as him. And I've always been a drag I act like a woman; when I'm a at the bars. He estimated that on an just go back Into their wardrobes." '« person who was willing to try things and man I act like a man. It's just like being average night he could make $20 to $30 Randy doesn't need to go back into his ', I got a lot of compliments as a woman." an actor or actress." in tips, plus his regular salary. He said wardrobe -- not yet anyway. He's out in f (Pnoto by JAMES KELLEV) Randy leaned back for a moment and There are many problems associated he received a $20 tip from one "real cute i he open and he loves every minute of it. I thought deeply, then shrugged. "Now I with performing in drag, according to man" Dueling Outlaws guess it's just a hobby of mine." Randy. The male body is just not On stage. Brenda wears black fish-net Members of ihe rock group "The Outlaws" do a little serious picking as they Randy does not fit the usual equipped for dressing like a woman - stockings, black pumps, a black Debaters perform lor ;in estimated crowd of 2500 people Tuesday night at Alumni stereotype associated with drag queens. it's too masculine, too big. bodysuit and carries a walking cane for Coliseum The groun treated the audience to many of their hits including His rugged good looks and masculinity "I had to shave my chest, undrearms her opening number. Drag queens There Goes Another l.ove Song." make it difficult to believe that he could and legs before I could perform." mouth the words of female singers on decided record while performing a dance The debating team from Hepry Clay. routine. High School. Lexington, took first place. Randy doesn't consider himself weird in the recent Regional Debate Festival' or perverted because he likes to dress here. Students given chance tostudy abroad like a woman. He considers himself just Tales Creek High School. Lexington, The University will offer a study- sophomores in world literature, but may Literature II: English 411 proximately $1,200 for registration fees, like any other man - except he is gay. abroad program in I-ondon. England, also appeal to upper division and look second place in the Festival.: Shakespeare; English 495 Independent round trip air fare, and food, lodging "You know, it makes you wonder why sponsored by the Kentucky High School j during spring intersession May 14-June graduate students interested in Study: English two-Special Studies; and spending money. all those big. masculine husky guys like 8 lo allow students to study world and Shakespeare or independent study. Speech League and the EKU Division of! Knglish 692--Seminar in Shakespeare. to put on falsies and a dress and act like University-School Relations. Knglish literature in one of Ihe world's Three hours of academic credit are A minimum ot 20 persons must The program will allow travel a woman on Halloween night, doesn't Henry Clay. Tates Creek, and Scott ■ great literary centers being offered. Students may choose one throughout England. Scotland. Wales register for the trip or the University it?" Randy asked. course from among six being offered by has a right to cancel the program. County High School. Georgetown, which and maybe Ireland. Classes will meet as Randy's mother knows that he is gay won third place, will advance to the- Students who enroll in the program Ihe EKU Department of English. The they do on campus, but free time during Persons interested should apply as soon and she is very understanding about the will spend three weeks abroad after a courses from which to choose include- as possible to Dr. Robert K Burkhart, state debate tournament, senior, Ihe week will be spent at museums, entire situation. She has been to the gay division, later in the spring. week of oriental ion on the EKU campus. Knglish 211~Survey of World Literature theatres, and short tours. professor of English, Room 131 bars where he performs and she has The program is aimed primarily at I: English 212-Survey of World Wallace Building, telephone 622-5695. Woodford County High School. Ver- The costs to students will be ap- even helped him dress in drag. She may sailles, won fourth place in the regional not approve, but she loves him. festival. "\
k Coles meoisiV Raymond jui-1 M.D interferes Florida with sleep, love The lads and lasses are leaping weird perverts, but never a guy who age skin the way sunlight does. don't do many of the things they are was turned on by fried girls. like lemmings to Lauderdale. Dads So the skin has a mechanism to supposed to do. Because The Shadow Box held Brian momentarily lost his compo- In the last week we have had a and dolls descend on Daytona. In defend itself. It has little dusty So-when you fry yourselves, you great personal appeal, I take this sure more than once. The character number of tragic young zombies brief, to stop this ill-timed, illiterate things called melanotic granules. DELAY your tan! A little bit at a opportunity to illustrate the addage called for a full repertoire of- alliteration, it's spring break and with weeping blisters on their cheeks When sunlight hits these granules, time and you get browner and emotions and Sutton filled the bill. and chins-really badly burned girls. —there are two sides to every coin. Florida time again. they spread a shield of brown color browner and protect your skin from The show, about three terminally John Mornini's Mark was per- . SUNBURN! I think they will end up without through the skin to defend it from premature wrinkles. More than that haps the most compelling character. facial scars. I pray so. Sun lamps, ill patients, was deeply moving and Did you ever make lingering love sun damage. and you get weeping blisters. touching. The play was very His "case of the hopes" was to a lobster? (Oops, sorry!) Sunburn you know. Now this has to be a surprise to If this sounds like a scolding, it is. something with which everyone can' Listen to me, dash it all!! When emotional, ranging from riotous feels like hell, looks like the devil, some, but confound it to the outer It's a scolding because I care enough laughter to an exchange of slaps to identify. Displaced momentarily by and interferes with sleep, love and you have read this, be a friend, reaches of stupidity, sunlight also to chew you little buggers out! Beverly's appearance, his awkward- TELL people. This column reaches tears. the good life on the beach. BURNS. Behave yourselves. DON'T BURN ness and resentment for here were less than, half of all students. "i el a whole bunch of you (mostiy I have to ask you to make an YOURSELVES UP!!! The set, though stark and bleak, quite possibly the only way for him PLEASE PASS THE WORD!! female, by the way) try to HURRY intense intellectual effort now. It is Next week, courtesy of the was excellent. It was mood-setting, to react. YOUR TANS, and end up by The word is that sunlight damages lo realize that burned cells don't Harvard Medical School, a listing of functional, and did not interfere Janet Berry (Beverly) also gave bursting into flame and delaying skin, and the skin specialists keep function at all well. They are so busy sun creams and lotions, and how to with one's concentration on the the audience a full emotional them. As a doctor, I've seen some telling us that even age itself doesn't recovering from the burn that thev use them properly. show itself. spectrum. At times, she seemed Make-up was finely done. Making almost callous in saying that she was the ever-lovely Anita Lenhart and glad that Brian wouldn't linger Kathy Morris appear old and ugly, much longer. Yet after ^her Class poll, and spinsterly (respectively) was a confrontation with Mark, she feat in itself. Making Leslie Truman offered a compassionate and consol* look very matronly required a joint ing shoulder on which to cry. like Gallup, effort in make-up and costume. The Anita Lenharl's Felicity was the *%. excellence of the ladies' costumes, perfect portrayal of a crotchety, b6t especially the appropriateness of live old wire. In a typicaHy fine Beverly's, more than made up for performance, she evoked from-fne is 'shocking to say the least' what one or two of the men's audience a variety of responses; Editor's note: This survey was con- A few of the more interesting answers i ,raviin- the question blank, an- Washington. DC. costumes lacked. including shock, laughter, sympathy ducted by instructor Carol Wright's included Japan. Canada. Rhode Island swering it with only one or two correct Al the time the test was given, the Lighting ranged from functional, and alarm. advanced 'journalism class; and "in Sinai." names, or missing it entirely counted as answer was the Vice Premier of China, to necessary in focusing audience Michael W. Parker. Barry Miller. One question asked the students to wrong answers. Teng Hsiao-ping. Kathy Morris 'was perhaps the Fifty-eight percent of the students attention. Nanry Hathaway. Jay Farmer. Nancy name the vice president of the United Performances, from superb at most in-depth in her characteriza- Spencer. Kob Dollar. CmHs Elsberry Slates. Seventy-five percent got that one Unusual answers were frequent. They surveyed gave the right answer. time to weak at times, were basically tion (of Agnes), lipon realizing thgt and Pamela Karger. right. Amoung the wrong answers: included J.C. Powell, Ed Byhre and The wrong answers ranged from Chairman Mao to someone from the strong and involving. her acts of kindness were the cause Parade magazine reported recently Gerald Ford, Spiro Agnew. Billy Carter Sam Ervin. as well as the threesome of and Robert Dole. Richard Nixon. R Woods and the Shah Ming Dynasty. Lowell Massey's portrayal of Joe of her mother's lingering ant! on a Gallup citizenship test given last of Iran. subsequently enduring more pain*, spring to 1.000 American high school Fifty-six percent of the students know was convincing. That a man should students aged 17 to 18 that Nelson Rockefeller died recently Even relatively simple questions be a bit uncomfortable after a shock was clearly evident in her According to Parade, the results. but many students do not know that any Others named Walter Mondale, Patty seemed to give trouble to the people lengthy separation from his wife is facial expressions. A truly pat net ic . which have not yet been released, are national political figure had died Hearst, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, polled. Over 54 percent of the students understandable. His affection for character, the audience felt sorry lor recently. "shocking, to say the least." as well as the "household names" of surveyed missed the question: "What his son, Steve (Rich Benson-who is her mother when Agnes shouted at One student said that Harry Truman Kollai- Holbrook. Bernstein and year did the U.S. drop the the atomic The Advanced Newswriting class in believable) is obvious and shows the her, but bore no grudge against Ihe Department of Mass Com- had died recently and another said the Newngp. bomb on Japan?" Some of the responses "Kentucky Senate" isle) not only were amazing. emotional depth of the character. Agnes. municalions used some of their own Karl Heffner met the challenge of questions and some of Gallup's to tes>a served as the vice president but had also Ironically. 15.6 percent of the students Leslie Truman (Maggie) was a recently died. Dates ranged from 1900 to I960 to 1926 character in turmoil. At the opening his off stage role as the interviewer random sample of 154 University tested named former President Richard to 1954, with the medium range being students The students were also asked: If the M. Nixon as a convicted Watergate of the show she used a rapid-fire with style. His vocal interpretation Panama Canal was closed, by what somewhere in the late 30'c or early 40's. According to the results of the test, figure. . Far off the actual drop date of August 6, train of idle chatter to postpone the and phrasing were essential in most students know when Columbus route would ships go from New York to When students were asked who the San Francisco'* 1945. confrontation she knew was com- making the characters'' responses discovered America, but only a small United States fought in World War II ing. The transition from disbelief to ' more credible. » minority know where the Sinai Desert is Some of the answers were only 40 percent of those surveyed could imaginative- Some of the older students surveyed acceptance was gradual and express- While parts of the show were far located. . name both Germany and Japan. Less f They ranged from "Beam them had .no problem with (Ms particular ed itself in many stages. Maggie was than half of the 40 percent also knew*of question, while nearly all the younger less emotional or moving than . '' Seventy-seven percent oj the students across. Scotty," from the television Italy's participation in the war. not merely easy to identify with-she others, one must experience periodic show "Star Trek" to 'Fly the Friendly ones just shook their heads in disgust*' tested said Columbus discovered aroused sympathy and made one lulls, in order, to more fully, America in IWaOuf •—. ~""?>njnjt 23 .- Skies of United." Two suggested using According to 3f* percent of the "Who was" J.C. Powell's want- to reach out and' ■ Itfelp, appreciate the peaks. Dan Robinct- • percenWguessed otherwise. the Mississippi River.' .' •'- ». students. America fought dnry Germany Fjfty-five percent answered this predecessor?" was the question asked somehow. te's excellent direction made the ■% ":sr 86 percent of the students could and 15j^ percent said only Japan. and 60 percent answered correctly. J.D. SuttdrT tnnan; was most .not figure out where the Sinai Desert*is questioa^carrectly. . Thirteen percent of the students could Kentucky premiere of The Shadow When stuaents-were asked to name a* «"»""■ -W^iV the wrong responses convincing when both his'former located. no( nameevv..V-, .-,..,-*—■ -j»-'' Box an indisputable success. **' Jeast three men 'convicted in the were* quite humorous. AB. "Happy" wife, Beverly, and his lover, Mark, I respectfully submit this evalifa-' ' "It's one of those places.that you know Watergate cover-up. only 39.6 percept of m World War II. •' ChandlerT former governor of Kentucky exists but you're not sure where," said those tested successfully answered'the Students were asked to name a top was one person named as was the seemed to compete for his affection. tion of-The Shadow Box as at least- one student question, while 60.4 percenkahswered it foreign official who had recently^visited present leader of Iran. As even the strongest of people do-; as plausible as any other. wrong, for one reason or another. ' -- -•*- T . > X
zdsStm ■iMfcto-M Peee 4/Vol. 57 No. 22 The Eastern 'roj.«i Thuredey. Mvth 1. 1979
Summer jobs available in amusement park Cedar Point amusement-theme park plover- Because we have housing, we "The base wage rate for seasonal in Sandusky. Ohio, one of the largest can recruit from colleges and univer- employees has been increased for 1979 summer employers of college students sities throughout the Midwest." she to $2.75 per hour." Gates continued. In in the Midwest, will interview for more said addition, a 25-cent per hour bonus will than 3.300 available summer jobs from 9 "And. being able to work and live with he paid for all hours worked to qualified am to 4 p m . Friday. March 2. in the other students makes Cedar Point a employees who fulfill their employment Placement Office. Jones Hall. popular place." she added. agreement. Wage rates for supervisory Because of the diversity of Cedar This year, facilities for employees will personnel have also been increased. Point--il includes a mile-long beach, include a new $2 million housing com- Facilities for employees include a hotel, marina and* recreational vehicle plex .The four new buildings, which will recreation center and cafeteria, and campground in addition to the more house :<20 people, will be a combination activities include weekly dances and than 100 rides and attractions in the of dormitory and apartment style living. movies, intramural sports, free tran- park--a host of job opportunities is Gates said sportation to and from downtown available Jobs cover a wide range, There are also dormitories and an Sandusky and free park attractions. from cooks and sales cashiers to ride apartment building for employees. All operators and games host and housing is available at nominal cost to Cedar Point opens for its 110th season hostesses. Cedar Point Personnel workers, age 18 or older, who live May 12. with daily operation through Manager Martha Gates said. outside the Sandusky area. i.ilxir Day. Sept. 3 plus the following •Our employees have many For most jobs, no prior experience is two weekends. Sept. 8-9 and Sept. 15-16. challenging jobs and they work in a necessary. Gates said. "The only real Persons requiring additional in- resort atmosphere." Gates said. "But qualification is the will to work hard and formation should contact the Cedar unlike most other resorts and parks. to accept whatever challenge the job Point Personnel Department at (419 Cedar Point houses 2.000 of its em- may offer." she added K26 0R30. Ext 2245 Close-up features interviews By BECKY DAN Judith Thompson, a fire science University drama department. Guest Writer major, was interviewed by host Jeff Reporter Lois Ha Hon. who is handling Cole on her experiences with the the public relations for the play, An interview with head basketball Madison County Fire Department and presented the feature. coach Ed Byhre was a special feature on she talked about women's roles in fire "Close-up" is broadcast live every "Close-up" last night. Byhre. who was and police work. Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. with a taped interviewed by reporters Mike Taylor Also included in the telecast was a replay Thursdays at 4:30 and 7:30, and and Kim Mutton, talked about his video taped report on the dance Fridays at 4:30 and 6:00 It can be seen coaching philosophy, fan support and auditions for the up-coming musical on channel 2 of the campus cable some of the pressures felt by the team Pippin' to be presented by the svstem Fireman remembers Beverly Hills
K> GINNY EAGER loved ones in the fire, he was there in the tinguishing the fire and others worked to Organiiations Editor aftermath with a volunteer fire transport the survivors away from the department. fire. Barrier and others worked getting The Beverly Hills Supper Club fire "It was kind of eerie." was how the the bodies out of the ashes. happened almost two years ago. but to native of Covington described it. He had "There were lots of looters around many people the memory of it still burns been a volunteer fireman for about and it was the worse smell that I have a vivid picture in their minds. three years and had never found a body ever smelled." recalled the freshman University student Tom Barrier is one in a fire until he was called to the supper law enforcement major. of those people. Although he wasn't a club that night It was strange, he added, because just victim of the fire and he didn't lose any While some crews worked ex- I wo short weeks before the fire, his high school had their senior prom at the club. Senate proposal sent to Powell Barrier commented that he felt the entire thing could have and should have Bv SARAH WARREN A survey will also be conducted by the arts, religion, beauty, self-defense and been avoided. When the announcement News Editor Student Rights and Responsibilities other areas. In brief: Kits, dorm closing; of a iire in the building was first made, Committee to determine if students are In addition, the Senate's drop-ad the audience thought "it was a part of a Student Senate has none back to ita in favor of 24-hour open lobbies. proposal has been finalized, it was All graduating seniors who failed to noon. Saturday. March 10. and will re comedy act which was performing. original plan for a 24-hour open lobby announced, and will now be sent through The proposal wasn't really "thought the appropriate channels. receive an Alumni Survival Kit at their open at 10 am on Sunday. March 18. Barrier said that he felt if the people proposal, it was announced at the out" last year, said SA Vice President campus or home address should stop by Students unable to follow this had started leaving at that time, most of Tuesday meeting. John Cooper, and "people just got on the The proposal requires teachers to sign the Alumni Office any day next week schedule should submit a letter the casualties could have been But. the proposal will not be sent to bandwagon" without asking, "do the a grade sheet noting whether the between 8-4:30 to receive one. The kits requesting to stay on campus during prevented the Council on Student Affairs this lime, students really want it?" student will receive a withdraw passing will be available next week and the spring vacation to director of housing, Barrier's volunteer group spent two according to Student Association (SA) iWP) or withdraw failing MIDNIGHT MOVIES ADMISSION i oo UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES Fri. March 2. . . High Anixety Th« Unmenity Film Serial m»« are pieeented In Peart Buchanan Tha.tr., Kaan Sat. MkVCh 3. .. The Fury Johnson Building, sev.n mghti par week at eta luted time. Pteaae watch trrterhrte for star starting time at they nary with the length of trim Admrasion is SI 00 and limited This is THE FOX to EKU students, faculty, rtaff. and guests For additional Information caM student acti.it*. A DAY AT THE RACES Only 43 e In terro' and suspense Only at JC Penney mm MM ■ cms if mm- HWKY KORMM Sat.. Sun. & Mon. Mar. 3,4.5 8ft 10 Tues. a Wed. Mar. 6 A 7 Campus Cinemas 1*2 623-0588 Its Not Whether Yon Win STARTS TOMORROW - %'/?■ Aryr/i//tfrSr///S Or Lose, But How Well Yon Eat After The Game LIVE IN CONtWlT The Fox. The shirt with the same great lit. comfort. quaUty, good looks, and 65% Oacron* polyester/ McDonald's 35% combed cotton fabric as the well-known knit. RUTrlOOtOON At about $5 less. Sizes S.M.L.XL in the colors BUDCORT "Sivax Streofc- you want most. See you later, alligator. mmmttx—**. 4«2»lr»*- OaectedbyHelMiOT TOW nOV" >ilnimcaiiia»« eae Coast ■ eh**s*a SHOP DAILY 9:30 tl 5:30 - Fri. 9:30 HI 8:30 Sat. 9:30 til 6 00 Sun I 30 til 5:30 SnoUarCail Last Chance to See real SEE YOU AFTER THE GAME ■an HEAVEN CAN WAIT 7 :«>-•»: 20 7:30-9:20 *° ■aaaaeaaataaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaeaeaJBaai Eastern By Pass Richmond ;.> aA- — *~, — > - • -* ., P»». S/Vol. 57 No. 22 TIM Et*t*rn P'ogrnt Thunday. March I, 1979 Spring fashions bring attraction and color Rv DEBBIE GASKIN tation. weight knits. jackets give separates that "got-it- Staff Writer The fashions included sportswear.' Tops had gathered necks, pinstripes together-look. ." casual and formal attire. and were frequently made of permanent Various accessories Rave the gar- Spring is the season of new begin- Sunsuits. swimsuits, slacks, skirts, press material. ments a completely matched look. , nings, growth, youth and romance. And blouses, shirts, tops, jackets, dresses, The blouses had several attractive At the conclusion of the event a with this new season comes a desire to gowns, accessories and complete outfits characteristics such as mid length drawing gave the door prize*, a gift improve ourselves for this new cycle in were presented, ranging from $10.68 to sleeves, puffed sleeves, tie strings, certificate from Spare Change, to Jamie nature. $73 in price. gathered waists, gathered shoulders, Waldon. What better way to feel better about The colorful garments were made of cuffs and were made of sheer fabrics. The style show was an informal yourself than to discover how to look popular spring colors such as baby The skirts were midcalf length. presentation and the models seemed to attractive to others in the latest yellow, light blue, light pink, maroon, Ziparounds and denim skirts, which enjoy participating as much as the fashions7 cream, peach, rust, powder blue, mint still in fashion. Several lightweight iiudience enjoyed viewing the new Tuesday night. Feb. 20. the Sullivan green, white, off-white, soft pastels, dresses were modeled with the same fashions. Hall Council sponsored a spring fashion pastel plaids and black. There were also length as the skirts. Several had Volunteer models included Missy preview. several dresses and blouses made of spaghetti straps and were made in a Kolton. June Emery. Toska Skaggs. Lee The feminine-looking garments were fabric with spring flower designs. manner which provides great ver- Ann l-ove and Cindy Taylor. The hostess loaned by Cato's Women's Apparel and Pants and slacks had a tendency satility for casual wear as a sundress or was Johanna McQuilken. and Rita Spare Change in the University Shop- toward draw strings, straight legs, as formal evening wear. Iterkman and Tricia Salerno acted as ping Center for the evening's presen- tailor pleats and were mostly light- For spring, searsucker and velveteen Mistresses of Ceremonies. Programs focus on rape education Rv STEPHANIF. TEMPLE attacker reportedly was kicked but got why a rape should be reported im- the Division of Public Safety. Surf Writer away. mediately. "Our participation in using the shuttle Davis, who is specifically trained in Another question discussed was bus is very good," Davis added "Some Education is the only defense for rapes, conducts the programs along whether or not to carry a weapon. Said nights our girl will have 95 to 100 potential rape victims, stresses campus with Clay Hall director Angie Seithers Davis. "75 percent of those who fought people." Rape Prevention programs, sponsored The programs began last week held in back were hurt." The best ways to deal Attendance at the Rape Prevention by the Division of Public Safety. McGregor Hall and will continue March with a rapist, and places on campus to programs is not as good a turnout. Men. as well as women, can be at 5. fi. and 7. Martin Hall will be included avoid were topics also discussed. "Rut." said Davis. "I'm pleased with tacked and although "there haven't Among potentially dangerous places it." At McGregor there were twenty following spring break. for rapes. Davis listed the Crabbe present at the beginning of the program been any reported on this campus this Included in the program is a film semester." said Officer Judy Davis of Library, the Moore Ruilding. the Powell and a few more later on. which contains interviews of five con- Center, the ravine and the Campbell The program is designed "to make i >ne unidentified model shows the latest in racquetball sportswear during a fashion security, "that doesn't mean it didn't victed rapists who explain why they show held Tuesday night in Sullivan Hall Sponsored by the house council, the show happen." Ruilding. them psychologically aware." said raped and how they felt about their '' Students should also avoid walking Davis "To try to help give them a few featured sportswear, casual wearand formal wear. Local businesses furnished the In fact, said Davis " only 30 percent victims. \ arious attire worn by students. The show emphasized various outfits that will be are reported" at all. There has been one long distances at night. Davis recom- ideas to help prevent it irape). We tell ihe new spring styles attempted rape reported this semester Victims are also interviewed in the mends students take the shuttle bus. a them what we're trying to do to prevent that occurred in the Powell Center The film and Davis and Seighers discuss new transportation service offered by it. And hopefully, it all comes across." SMALL |~^{ AtaUti DEPENDABLE AUTO ANIMAL WE ARE MOVING TO MEDICINE NANCY K. FINLAY D.V.M. HAIRMASTERS SALON China Silver . & SKIN CARE CENTER BIG HILL AVE. Crystal Pewter 623-4732 Jewelry Misc. Gifts Call For Appointment NEXT TO BURGER QUEEN Third Street On Right Bridal Registry 623-3651 Off Barnes Mill Rd. Engraving Done In Store 6234280 One Day Service 218 South Porter Dr. 302 Longview Drive 142 N. 2nd 623-9676 & A PRESEASON ^x SWIMWEAR SPECIAL Ml SwimsuHs & Cover-ups SPi Mixed Emotions WHh Crtaf ShirUyj Sh*»»«r Villafi Eattora tyfais u . 6242SS< ,« i, ■ -■• t • P«9« S/Vol 57 No. 22 Th« EatHfn Profrau Thuraday. March I, 1979 Sports, It's do or die for Colonels as OVC Tourney opens: . .. — ■"" - ■ ■ NCAA awaits the winner Bv CHKIS EI-SBKRRY Now you see what the two did against "We know from experience how tough Probable starting line-ups for Stuff Writer the third place team. Morehead Ah. Morehead can be." said Western Head Western will be Greg Jackson and Mike now we're getting somewhere. Middle Coach Gene Keady. "They're very Prince at forwards. Trey Trumbo and The waiting is over The four teams defeated the Eagles twice this season capable especially when they are hitting Mike Reese at the guards, and Rick for the OVC Tournament have finally while on the other hand. Tech could only from the outside, which seems to be Wray at center. Morehead will hive been decided Tomorrow night at 7:00 manage one victory over Morehead. so most of the time." Herbie Stamper and Glen Napier at the o'clock. Western Kentucky squares off Middle Tennessee gets the fourth and Rut Keady isn't worried, about the guard position. Norm Beckley and against Mnrehead State Eastern, the final spot in the conference tournament. challenge from Morehead, right now, Greg Coldiron at forwards and Charlie regular season champion faces Middle "The Presidents decided not to he's worried about his own team. "Our Clay at center. Tennessee in the second game at 9:15. change their original ruling." said big problem right now is our play." The Blue Raiders of Middle Tennessee The two winners will then meet at 7:30 Eastern Athletic Director Don Combs, Keady said. "We just haven't played also have a 16-10 slate coming into p.m. on Saturday to decide the league's "which was to break any ties between well at all the past couple of games. Knday night's second game with representative in the NCAA Tour- schools on the basis of what they did "We've got to get ourselves back Eastern Kentucky. Middle defeated nament who would be placed in the Mid- against the league champion." together and play our game, then we'll Western 81-76 in the last regular season East regional beginning March 9th in "Tennessee Tech had a legitimate be okay." game to edge Tennessee Tech for the Murfreesboro. Tennessee. complaint." said Combs. "They thought Morehead's Wayne Martin seems to final playoff spot. A quick look at the final conference the four teams should be decided by think that Western is running scared. Head Coach Jimmy Earle has an- standings shows the Colonels on top with what the four teams that were tied did "A couple of schools (Western was one nounced his resignation as coach ef- a 9-3 record. However. Western. Middle. against each other. That would give of them i prompted the league to get a fective as soon as the season ends, and Mnrehead and Tennessee Tech all tied Western a 4-2 mark. Middle a 3-3 mark. new vote. Tech? It's obvious they this could prompt a "win one of the for second place with 7-5 marks. Tech a 3-3 mark and Morehead would wanted to get in the tournament. I know coach" syndrome for Middle much like In a t ie-hreaker system decided by the then be knocked out of the tournament how the votes have gone. I think Western Kentucky did last year when (•(inference presidents, any teams tied because they were only 2-4." Western Kentucky wanted to avoid Jim Richards called it quits and the lor second would be seeded on the basis "This is an entirely different situation nlaving us." Tops went on to cop the title. HI how I hey fared against the regular for us." said Eastern Head Coach Ed The Western - iworenead matchup will Blue Raiders starters include AII-OVC season champion. Byhre." In non-conference play you feature two potential AII-OVC can- player Greg Joyner and Leroy Coleman This means Western, who defeated could afford to drop some games, but didates Morehead's Herbie Stamper at the forwards. Greg Armstrong and the Colonels twice this year, takes the now it's like a baseball play, but instead and the Hilltoppers Greg Jackson In Jimmy Riley at the guards and Chris number two seed. Mnrehead. who went of three strikes we only have one. one their last meeting at Morehead. Jackson Harris at center. Eastern's starters will l-l against the champion Colonels, strike and your out." pumped in 28 while Stamper had 22 probably be the same as they have grabs the third spot. Which leaves Western Kentucky brings a 16-10 points, in an 83-81 squeaker for nearly all season. Kenny Elliott and Middle and Tech to battle it out for the record into Friday's match with Morehead. Bruce Jones at the guards. Vic Mer- fourth and final spot. Morehead but the Hilltoppers have lost Morehead has a 14-12 overall record to chant and James Tillman at the for- Since both Middle and Tech went 0-2 their last two conference games in a row this point but that doesn't bother Martin wards and Dale Jenkins at center. against Kastern. you now have to drop and have found it tough going against at all. "We just had a great victory over "This is wht these teams have been down to the second place team and see the Eagles, winning a heartstopping 7H Eastern, we have won five conference working for all season," said Byhre. how the two teams did. Well, they both 76 overtime victory down in Bowling games in a row and right now I really "They know that there is going to be no split versus Western so that solves Green and then losing a clone «■>-«' believe that we are the best team in the tomorrow. This should be quite an ex- nothing decision at Morehead OVC right now " citing tournament/' 'Charged up' Eels swim to first state title in five years well as some other powers such as Notre Kv WILLIE SAWYERS Eastern set five pool records and University of Kentucky, both state Dame and Evansville when they all Staff Writer compiled nine lifetime best swims. The powers in swimming, were not present collide in the Midwest Independent 1*1 it he known that the men's final score was Eastern - 759. Louisville at the meet. Dave Tierney battles Morehead's Glen Napier for a rebound during last Satur basketball team wasn't the only squad 457. and Northern Kentucky 35H Western decided to bypass the state Championships at Illinois State this day's "OVC Game of the Week" at Wealherby Gym as the Eagles defeated the on campus that broke a lot of records Chris Gray set two new pool records in meet to give them more time to prepare weekend. regular season OVC Champs 98-91 Tierney. a junior from Louisville, played well last week While Turk Tillman and the 500 freestyle and the 200 backstroke. for the Midwest Championships and Eastern will be the team to beat in a reserve role arnl scored four points in the losing cause because they are defending champion, Bruce Jones were ripping the nets Scott Barber and Kevin Curren ruled Kentucky felt that the meet was too against Morehead. Chris Gray, Gary the boards in the one and three meter close to the SEC Championship. The but Lichty said that Western and Notre it Jameson and John Meisenheimer were diving competition John Meisenheimer Wildcats did enter a small part of their Dame would both swim well. churning through the water as and Gary Jameson each won two team, however. "This is the first year that Notre Quote of the week" events. David Bright won the 1650 Coach Dan t.ichty stated that the meet Dame is in the meet but I know they're Eastern's Electrifying Eels captured 1 their first state title in five years. freestyle and brother Dennis', sprinted was beneftclaVto His team, even though tough. Western beat us earlier in the year but I think we have a slight ad- "II should be a real barn burner Friday night " James "Turk" Tillman talking The Eels completely dominated the to a victory in the 100 butterfly. he would hav) liked to have a shot at Even though Eastern won their first Western. "We didn't have a lot of vantage over them at this time. We have about facing the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders in the OVC Tournament begin- field, winning 17 out of 18 events in the ning tomorrow night. Kentucky Intercollegiate Swimming state championship since 1974, the pressure on us and it helped us to more experience at swimming in the Championships last weekend at victory was a hollow one for the Eels prepare for this weekend." championship meets than Western l^iuisville because Western Kentucky and the l.ichtv will get his shot at Western as does." When you see news happening Cat 622 3106 Airr No. 4 South Porter Dr. We're Looking For At Your Mess 8 TRACKS $738 MEN'S WEAR List FOP 5» Clothes that Lowest Prices In Town become apart of your We IVECORDS Fast/ Free Delivery ALBUM SPECIALS Good CO/I.Oitl/l Free Cokes with Od*§ IAZA delivery just ask' Friday $7.98 List 4^99 Only $8.98 List j" EL-IDRO BRRUO Limited Quantity of Albums Students • Faculty Archie's Upper Crust Special Group *3" Pleas Big HI Ave. 263 East Man Street Richmond. Kentucky NEW RELEASES GOOD FRIDAY Next To Burger Quean 623-030? SPECIALS COUPON "I •NM'a a Lama* -Cip and Enjoy- ?N EASTERN STUDENTS PAN1 S, SPORT -■ ffl A FEBRUARY STUDENT SPECIAL DRING YOUR I.D. SWEATERS COATS #35. $ ! SKIRTS, *** T-B0NE 2.99 Re, .3.99 » THIS COUPON PLAIN DRESSES Off MEN'S ■ LADIES 2 PIECESUITS EA. CRAZY Complete with baked potato, fexas toast, and all the SHIRTS salad you can make SHIRLEY'S LAUNDERED AND PREIIED TO Free Refills On Al Drinks Except Mft. PERFECTION RICHMOND, KY. ON HANGERS OR FOLDED Bring A Friend To Supper And 624-2222 One HOUR TREAT YOURSELF GOOD PRYcxeaneRs DISCOUNT Coupon good Anytime Shoppers Village «ltt IP ;.vrr- ' Shopping Center BHIftNZA naonvthw $>..::.:: 3:30 ■ ■ ■■" *■ on every service .or ** i •^A^PpAj^^V^pKr ^^ ^^^r$ A^F^P^SjA*-* Expires MArfCH 31. **7S J -4- Main Street Location TUESDAY; MARCH 6th 9 to 9 I — - ** .. -i- ate - Pag* 7/Vol.57 No. 22 Tha Eaatecn Progrm Thunday. March 1. 1»7« Netters'take their knocks/ Crown tarnished end upsixth in invitational By CRAKi COMBS The highlight of singles competition as Morehead Staff Writer for Eastern was a fine showing at (eastern's men's tennis team Finished number one by freshman Jeff Zinn. in a tie for sixth against tough com- Zinn. paired against University <>t edges Eastern 98-91 petition in the Greg Adams Invitational Kentucky star Jack Webb, went down in "No way was that a charge," said held at the Tennis Center last weekend. three sets, 6-3. 4-6.6-3. Webb is expected Bv CHRIS Kl SBK.lt HV Competing against such strong area to be a front-runner for the Southeastern Staff Writer Tillman. "But you have to expect calls like that on the road " vhools such as aoth-ranked Miami of Conference singles championship. • You'd of thought they had just won the Ohio. Ohio State. Kentucky, and Indiana Defending champion Miami of Ohio NCAA title. Herbie Stamper was lifted Clay hit both ends of the one-and-onc State, the young Colonels took a few came through with the team cham by overjoyed fans up towards the basket Stamper cooly put in both technical lumps. pionship again, beating second place where he proceeded to cut down the shots and on the in bounds play, Dave ''Coach Tom Higgins. in keeping with Western Michigan Ohio State captured nets Tierney fouled Norris Berkley, who's his philosophy that his players will not third, followed by UK. Indiana State, It was a must-win game for two free throws pushed Morehead in •et better unless they play top com- and a tie for sixth between Murray. Morehead. They had to win to have any front. 87-83. petition, said after the tourney. "I know Illinois State, and Eastern chance of getting into the OVC Tour- "No question that turned the game I sound like the eternal optimist, but I Coach Higgins felt the tournament nament beginning tomorrow night in the just can't be disappointed with the way around." grinned Martin. was especially strong this year, stating. Coliseum It was a nothing game for the team played, considering the "There were no "weakies", every Eastern and that's how they played, like A layup and two more free throws gave the Eagles a 91-83 lead until Bruce competition." match was a tough, close match, and nothing mattered and the Eagles, in The Colonels netters were stopped in when you have these kinds of top teams front of an overflow crowd of 5.200 Jones hit Can ui (or »a* '■•41 Mtoc'v 119 S Coftn* HEADS ABOVE THE BEST T««,o«o«4> «?> rrjt Dorr-no i ntroducei • 'a»t. •Mawnauva ptna toa Mincft The end Or«at whoA jeu r» too o-». 10 11 00AM I 30 AM SWA Tfwrt §M •••! bacaus* Dcnano a i< 00AM fOn-M Fn-Ss-i aval dMr«" 4 'o vow. hat and Mftpoul wrtfttn JO BwigtBB <*• aV • fjh-nfl 4 »MM CWf» Oi Pops. -r» a-, !•,»• M,a ajr* 2 (••# cvpS C* •Off* A* ••»*•• IrtHoda Ou< ADDITIONAL HFMS S04KIM •*»nd O' rh.au Or—" 'Hill $000 one Sawco Mut-vooma Oaaowa. Brown Froah Sawaaoo »»•• ou« sutna CHEESI DouWo Choasa £f OFF PIZZA I atra ThK* Crval Han* 1» t«ia*MO0 Q'OU-VJ Boa* aVWtaO)! t* i»oo U SO If" ima* |U K~ Price. :; Bonus for first time donors with this ad. Ss>M<«W«C» LONOON Froo 2nd Free 2nd PARIS p plasma alliance Itom Item NEW YORK 0»a»* MKf»p.*ia O" 0«y •«H Balfa ^23^1714 ai D«"-"«i p-na ' a* 0i« "- i t-n, LA. 0*0 e«M»>0" ••• •>»• t>po conpo- oo- cm IN *aJ**a SM.ahM t Ofafaooo LEXINGTON. KY. i < OOIM" OOPM II 00AM * QDPM «"•*•• 3/30/79 ■■•"•• 3/30/79 '••I ''OO DafcirOry 2043 Oxford Circle „ Cardinal Valley lit I QlM>I yjr . 254-804'/''' * * Shopping Center ■•*■ V. I • •mmmwKDQ THE SIMPLEST THING EXCE MNOL 8 am 9 am Mon.-Fri. 8 am-3 pm Sat. i 218 S. POR.TER - * RICHMOND, H !» :».--a. ;• . ■ » ... ■ . ■■nViii."- • I » ■aBaaaaMf. wm **mMQl¥ s' No. 22 I ho kjiloiti Program lhur« Mannerisms of college coaches, Title IX: unusual, different, exciting Rv BRIAN HI. UK Talk about Staff Writer Colonel Head Coach Ed Byhre and his Sports Editor two assistants. Max Good and Bobby equal rights! Washington are living proof that the art vaal of coaching is not just X's and O's and a pat on the rear for a job well done. and support of particular sports on The gymnastics teams are almost At the recent NCAA convention All nonbelievers are hereby requested the part of each institution's student one ot the biggesi discussions was up to par with one another. The men to observe the trio during the heat of an body, alumni and the general public the problem that Title IX was currently receive $2,(XX) more than important game. Like maybe during the as non-discriminatory differences causing the member schools. Each the women. OVC tournament this weekend. among sports which each institution school was interpreting it differently The tennis teams are also virtually Byhre, a man who always seems to shall be free to take into account in leave his smile in the locker room. Is and phis was causing everyone even in their appropriation of funds. making expenditures." The men get $15,595 compared to often subject to fits of semi-rage during problems. games as he crouches on the sidelines. If The NCAA will attempt to adopt the women's $13,075. Tilt? IX is the result of the vou were his college-age son. you would a policy which will make precise The men still get $8,000 more women's movement finally hitting not be advised to mention during a compliance standards in both than the women in track but you home jn the world of sports. Who timeout that you wrecked the family women's and men's sports ridicu- can safe tins is bad. the women just have to keep in mind that most of ear. It would be safer to pick a fight with lous. want 4 piece ol the pie. the men's sports have risen very Dave Bootcheck. often considered the The NCAA also said it will Colonels' hatchetman. Unfortunately, women's sports little in the past three years while the oppose any HEW attempts to On the surface, at least, Byhre it .ue just not good business and women's sports have in some cases dictate uniform federal program strictly business once he takes his seat whjlhcj anyone wants to admit it or doubled. goals and standards, and to oppose on the bench. iini»;aui.iu III sports has become as For instance, the women's field Just ask any OVC referee. They'll tell any HEW standard or administra- hockey budget has risen from $3,000 much a big business as the pros. you that those brief conferences with the tive enforcement method which in 1978 to $33,000 this year. coach are not spent talking about what Schools invest money into sports, would require HEW to monitor and Women's tennis, track, gymnastics they bought their wives for Valentine's not to develop a student's character, dictate in detail the financial and volleyball have also more than Day. They probably wouldn't even be but lor the promojional and operations of the nation's colleges doubled in the past three years. considered heart to heart. (photo bv STEVE BROWN) possible financial benefits which it and institutions. The only sports that are really One such chat during the Western migTft_feap. I don't think the women need to that far ahead of the rest financially wmr several weeks ago at Alumni Coliseum. Byhre walked away from Coach of the Year The women's sports just do not panic. The NCAA is not out to are the football and basketball referee Charles McConnell and mut- Watching the action intently are the hraintrust of the Colonels, the coaching staff pay di\ idends. I his is not to say that abandon and discriminate against teams but then again it comes down tered. "S --! Falling down?" Head Coach Kd Byhre and his two assistants Max Good and Bobby Washington the women's sports should be the women's programs. It is just to the business world. These are the Speaking of the London BriJIge. have directed the Colonels to their first outright OVC title since 19(55 It was trying to put things within reason eliminated or curtailed but to be only sports that are making the presumably. ^"" revealed today thai Byhre was named "OVC Coach of the Year." taken into perspective. Each sport and in perspective for each University any money. Unlike Byhre. first-year assistant should he looked at individually and University to figure out if they are in As for now I would say. that the Bobby Washington remains seated as Also, it's easy for Washington to get don't have the best coaching staff in the us budget made appropriately after compliance. University shouldn't have any the game progresses on the floor. But carried away slinging the towel, league, we've at least got the best this examination. This Title IX business has been a problem in complying with any of that doesn't mean he remains perfectly especially when the action on the court dressed " calm. The.NC AA's biggest problem has very touchy question for some time the HEW standards considering the isn't going so well for the Colonels. More Even with Pierre Cardin on his side. than once, when he feels that a player is been with the interpretation of Title and the women's movement has strides the University has made in He simply keeps his emotions under Good is not content to sit back and not alert on any given play. Washington placed a high priority on gaining wraps, thanks to his trusty towel, which simply enjoy the game. He SPRING FF.VER YOUR Brighten Up Someone's ONE-STOP Day. ... .With Flowers BANKIN6H0URS SHOP! Sorority Mascots, Novelties ARE ENDLESS Giftware Homsewares TV & Radio Appliances & FOR OUR Repair Plumbing Shop BLUE GRASS Village Florist PHONE 112 E. MAIN 623-0340 CUSTOMERS! 623-2390 ■ HARDWARE DOWNTOWN 125 South Third &, SUB CENTER VOU CAM ENJOY24HOUR SERVING OUTRAGEOUS SANDWICHES BANKING SERVICE W. THIRD EAT IN AND TAKE OUT OH THE MAIN ST. FREE DELIVER/ FREE DELIVERY 624-2435 REGULAR SUBMARINE SANDWICHES V Includes Lettuce. Tomato, Onion, Cheese LOCATE0 AT OUR SANDWICHES Seasoning and our own Top Secret Dressing. Served on White, Rye or Whole Wheat Bread. I EASTERN BYPASS BRANCH Lettuce. Tomato, Mayo. MIXED , ,45 ^\ 2 1Q I Mustard or Onion on Request. 10c extra HAM ...... Ia 1.45i...... 2 10 SALAMI (Genoa) 1.45 .'. 2^10 ROAST BEEF. 1.24 ROAST BEEF. 1.45 - 2.10 TURKFY .1.24 » I UrttvCY.•••••••••••••••••••••• 1,4o«...... 9 in mm ms&wm mmm HAM 4 1.24 LIVERWORST. 1.45 210 HAM & CHEESE 1.34 TUNA 1.45 2 10 SALAMI (Genoa) .1.24 CHEESE 1.45. '. 2.10 SALAMI & CHEESE .1.34 . LIVERWORST. ...1.14 WEIGHT WATCHERS SPECIAL TUNA SALAD...,, 1.24 "DIET THING" A CHEF'S "-' n r r o r •••••• *. ••••••••••• I. I * Portion* of Roast ■*•>, Ham. Turkey, Salami and Swifts Chaaaa •;• J on a bad ot Laftuca and.Tomato . .SIDE'ORSf?.*"* ' Sllcaf and your crto-Jca of"*-, " * i ' » ■ a* COKE, SPRITE, TAB...... 31 LEMONADE OR ICE TEA...... 33 ' .yr'Ftt, ...... 25 HOURS ASSORTED <_rf»S...... 25 MON-THUR.' ...10am to 12pm DELIVERY ' ' HOT PEPPERS ;. 05 KOSHEL P,CKLj;..St..CE„...„.JA, .15 FRI-SAT , 10am to 2pm _ *- ^niLlt.... <•■.•■.. , .©:> - -SUNDAY.:..: *;::..;..; 4pm V'ttpm* MINIMUM" $1.73~ BatHiflAkaeraise AUin Street EajrtemBy Pmmt TOSSED SALAD...... 45 .'*-r—-•» '• — ^ », i . 1 wmm wm—mmmmm Plf* 9/Vol.57 No 22 The. Enum Progreas OrganizationsThuradav. March 1. 1979 a5*2J so Ptioto by Connla Langiev MEM'S WARM-UP SUIT Members of Tau Kappa Epsilon check me order of the They are, from left, Steve Clapp, president. Dennis Clement, fProc—Ing Mot Included] OUR REG. program before their 10th anniversary banquet last week. Bill Walters. Steve Maffett. Dan Stratum and bh PurceU. 17.88 1288 FOCAL' FILM AND FLASH Lightweight nylon suit Tekes mark 10th anniversary FOR ALL YOUR FILM AND FLASH NEEDS. COME TO KMART zip legs, pockets. 10-year anniversary celebrations of I jMiisviile. spoke to the fraternity at Prior to the dinner, a reception was 6 Pack Mag. Cubes 1.97 seem to be in abundance lately. the dinner about "How it was when he held in the Kennamer Room of the 6 Pack Flashcubes 1.61 Tau Kappa Kpsilon is no exception was here 10 years ago when the Powell Building. Featuring a dinner in the faculty dining fraternity was originally installed." told Holding approximately 42 members, 2 Pack Flip-Flash 2.22 room held lasl Saturday evening, the TKK historian Thomas Gathof. "and the TKK's will collect this Sunday for ' 128 Color Print Film, 20 Exposures 97* TKK's anniversary included a visit how it's built up today " the Heart Fund. Members will be from their national vice president, Williams also discussed the possible located at Richmond's K Mart store, 135 Color Print Rbn. 20 Exposures 97* attorney Rodney Williams "fraternity row" idea with fraternity l-ancaster and Main Streets, and on the Williams, a graduate of the University members, said Gathof Kastern Bypass from 12 noon to 4 p.m. 110 Color Print Film. 20 Exposures 97* :•••••••••••••••••••' CampilS briefs: Democrats, Nurses, Fair A candidate for president of the SAVE 50* OFF National Young Democrats club. Dale The Department of Nursing will hold a Rape, cancer, industrial pollutants Kmmons. will speak to the K K I' capping ceremony for its students and smoking will be some of the topics STOCK UP ON SUNTAN LOTION Young Democrats Monday. March 5 in Saturday. March 3 discussed at the Student Health Fair. the Jaggers Room of the Powell The program will be in Hiram Brock March 6-7. YOUR CHOICE WITH COUPON Building Auditorium at 2 p.m.. and the public is The third annual fair in the Powell A former Kentucky Young Democrats invited. Building is sponsored by the University LADIES SWIMWEAR president, and a student at Morehead Sister Mary Agnes of the Department Department of School and Public Health Hawaiian Blend £ University. Emmons is now national said the capping is for students in both and is open to the public. The hours will yoo.goo ireasurer of the club. the two- and four-year degree programs be 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. I Pc. A 2 Pc. Sun Screen Save Your Skint , Comet in assorted Marathon Dribble nets $1400 colors A styles Tropical Blend ™ff I Reg 8.88 * 10.96 The Colonels may have lost to 60 local businesses and more than 200 alternated every mile. Young said. Morehead last weekend, but the kids at students. The Marathon Dribble was organized the Shriners Crippled Children's •The local civic clubs, all the with four groups of dribblers who Hospital in Lexington came out winners businesses, and students were very alternated every five miles along the Copper-Tone Saying Place ? because of some steady dribbling by generous." Young said. route. Each member of the group dribbled approximately one mile, Sigma Pi Fraternity. Armed with sandwiches made by the K-Mart Thirty members of Epsilon Lambda Uttle Sisters, the dribblers left Todd although one member dribbled four Chapter dribbled a basketball some Hall at 6 p.m Friday and followed Red miles without interruption. fioo.000 times during the 80 mile stretch House Road to Boonesborough to And. although one other member of ^••••••••••••••••••*-*? from Richmond to Morehead to raise Winchester From there, they took U.S. the group dribbled the ball into a field money for the emergency fund at the 80 to Morehead and had to make a muddy retrieval, "overall, things went very smoothly," hospital. Originally billed as "Twelve Hours of According to chairman Leo Young, a Teamwork." the total time actually Young said. senior from Shelbyville. the fraternity amounted to about 10 hours. The faster Members of the fraternity plan to and its Little Sisters raised some $1400 time was achieved because of more make the run an annual event for WOMEN'S SURFER for the* fund through contributions from frequent changes in runners who charity each year. THONGS IO30 %M PAIR Free spirited surfer, If you love our Hot n Juicy Hamburgers... fashioned for freedom. Sunny multicolor Mate provides cushioned Wait till you taste our Chili! • confort MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS BOXER STYLE [TOOTHBRUSHES Reg SALE FOR ADULTS $8.96 96 f Toothbrushes in a choice *6 of hard, medium or soft bristles 4/1.00 MEN'S NOVELTY TEE SHIRTS In easy care polyester cotton Reg. 3.88 SALE 988 SPRING Now at Wendy's Old BREAK Bay 0*& Fashioned 15*OFFM 20*OFF Hamburgers Gat One ft— this coupon FRENCH FRIES CHILI entitles you Now at Wendy's Now at Wendy's Now at Wendy's - jo ISC off Old Fathipned Hamburgers, Old Fashioned Hamburgers BARGAINS I Old Fashioned Hamburgers a thick, rich this coupon this coupon entitles you to | this coupon entitles you Wendy's 20CoffWeody's . j^ to a Double Hambufwr entitles you to ISC off - v Frowu. -^r" .-n oder of French frka. rich, meaty Chin. v ■ Offer expires ■• Ofcrexplres • O^R'ttxpi'ref 1 OHer.expttes OrJer expires March 8.19798,1979 I March 8. 1979 March 8. 1979 March 8.1979 • fata oMafrji itaara taavait amaaai Richmond PJaza U.S. 25 North "Hull COue0« WMUQMkMlt '•tigrastsESBSr "rnvXrcSSflmmni Ml** Eastern By Pass i» Peae 10/Vol.57 No. 22 The EWim PfOfM Thursday. Merch 1. 1979 Aits The camera never blinks... ^ "Kentucky Onstage9 spotlights talents By PATRICIA SIMMONS was "different theater genre and considerable experience in do some type of theater-oriented Staff Writer period." This year, he said, the television and radio. Brothan program. Ruhlin submitted a series is devoted to the theater of formerly produced a 15-minute proposal for the series which KET "We're exposing the public to minority and special interest weekly radio show for WEKU-FM readily approved. what's going on. The program groups. Shows for this year's series called Backstage. She has worked "I wanted to show what Ken- helps to show theater is alive and include ones dedicated to theater in commercial and non- tucky theater is about, what ways well in Kentucky." for children, for women and the commercial radio throughout it benefits and serves people. I was Susan Brothan, co-host of the elderly. central Kentucky. interested in what it is doing for the KET series, Kentucky Onstage. Each program centers on one or Robinette says he has always people that perform as well as the says she feels that while a great two theater groups. Interviews are been interested in the media, viewers," he explained. many theater groups perform conducted with representatives especially as it effects the theater. across the state, most people are from the groups to learn how their He has done radio shows at Ohio Ruhlin pointed out that it is very unaware of them. The focus of the productions fit in with that show's University and has narrated a difficult for a 30-minute program to monthly series is to inform the particular theme. Videotaped television series with the English explore a performance in depth. He Kentucky public of the many fine exerpts from the performances Dept. here. He has also worked said he felt last year's programs performances available to them. discussed illustrate these in- with KET on a single show on were rather superficial and that he Brothan and Dr. Dan Robinette, terviews. theater. has worked to correct this problem associate professor of speech, are Robinette went on to point out Both Brothan and Robinette in the current series. co-hosts on the series, now in its that the format of the program this emphasized that the series' ef- He said more investigative work second year. The half hour program year has changed considerably. He fectiveness was largely due to the was being done on the groups and is aired once each month between said interviews are now frequently producer and director, Andy their performances. This series, he January and June. The subjects are conducted where the performances Ruhlin. Ruhlin developed the idea says, communicates more of what all non-professional groups in the take place. He said these on-the- for the show and supervises all each organization is doing. state. spot interviews are more in depth aspects of its production. The studio segments of the Robinette explained that the and, therefore, more effective. He said the program originated programs are filmed at the Nibbling an instrument (photo by STEVE BROWN) overall theme of last year's series Brothan and Robinette have had when KET told him of their idea to University. Robert Hartucll directs the Symphonic Band during ihcir concerl last Monday night in Brock Auditorium. \S Kim Jones gets experience in the 'Same Time, Next Year' By PATRICIA SIMMONS stage. Her background in theater a behind-the-scenes look at women after graduation in December, Staff Writer was helpful when Kentucky On in theater. The job involved syn- Jones answered that she would at Diner's Playhouse stage producer Andy Ruhlin asked chronizing the music and slides she eventually like to become a "There's no way I could get as her to*work on the series. chose together. sportscaster. The Broadway hit romantic The play stars Kevin Malloy and much from a classroom as I'm As associate producer of Ken- Jones also directs some of the on- Kiniii.i Justice. She said she knows the field has comedy Same Time Next Year opens getting from Kentucky Onstage. tucky Onstage, Jones is receiving the-spot interviews the shows co- been traditionally almost ex- at Diners' Playhouse on February 28 Diners' Playhouse is open Tues- three hours credit for Special hosts conduct. During the studio day through Sunday. The doors It's the only thing that matters to clusively for men but that she was and runs through March 25. me, career-wise, right now." Problems in Television, a program taping, she follows the script and not going to give up. "I realize I'm Garrison True, casting and dialogue open at 6:30 Tuesday thru Saturday designed to encourage individual and 4:30 p.m. Sundays. Kim Jones, associate producer of helps the director by keeping time inexperienced but I'm willing to the KET series Kentucky Onstage. work in television production. and giving cues. director for 'Black Beauty' and For further information and work as hard as I can." 'Centennial' (filmed in Lexington) is says the hours spent producing the Jones said she will take on more She explained that when a stage Jones was also asked if she ever reservations call Diners' Playhouse - responsibility with each successive performance is filmed for the guest director. (606) 299-8407. show are long but she looks for- resented the amount of time spent ward to working at the studio every show in the series. television, the scenes must be on the series. She replied, "If you day. She is responsible now for blocked to allow the best camera enjoy what you do, it doesn't grow Swing with Jazz Ensemble Jones said she changed her choosing slides and background angles. The program to be aired in old. TV is a challenge and I like 5) at 7 p.m. The 19-piecc University Jazz major from theater to broad- music for different segments of the March concerns theater for that'- Ensemble, directed by Joe Ham- casting because she found show. For the program to be aired children and Jones says she will The work is handled by Ruhlin brick, will give a concert in Hiram Admission is tree and the public is television production more in- this month, Jones directed and plan the blocking herself. invited. and a crew of broadcasting Brock Auditorium Monday (March teresting than performing on produced one segment dealing with When asked what she plans to do students. Final Winter Sale PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS GYROS (®% March 1, 2, 3 The US Navy hat announced openings during the 1977 academic year for the following: A LEAN BLEND OF ^-» ) POSITION PREFERRED MAJOR STARTING SALARY SPECIALLY SELECTED Save 50% to 70% Tech Instructors Math. Physics, Cham $12,000 Pilots/Navigators Most Majors SI 3.000 MEATS COOK TO ORDER On Selected Groups Off Business Managers Eeon, Fin, Ace, But $12,000 Tech Managers Engr, Math. Physics $13,000 Winter dotting Cham. $12,000 Subs & Spaghetti Women Off icers Most Majors $12,000 623-5400 Delivery General Management Most Majors $12,000 350 Eastern By-Pass Intelligence Lang, Pott. Sci. Geo SI 2,000 IVenVenvar RN's Nursing clothing ft aho*>s Contact the Placement Office for interview appointments on Mar. 29 ft 30 unable to interview at these times call U.S. Andy's Pizza Palace 220 E. MAIN 623-2341 Navy Officer Programs COLLECT at 502-582-5174 JOBS M/FI EXOTIC JOBSI FOR SALE: Turquoiee Jewelry. Priced SAILBOATSI CRUISE SHIPSI No LAKETAHOECALI from SB 00 to $17 00. Fairly large amount. experience. High pay. See Carribean, Little exp. Fantastic tips Ipeyl $1700 - Hinge, earrings, necklaces. Cjj BOO. Hawaii, Europe. Work)I Summer Career. $4000. summer 36.000 people needed In Send $3.96 for into to SEAWORLD. EO Cesinoes, Restaurants, Rsnches, LSAT Cleee now forming In Lexington. Box 00129, Secto. CA 96860. Cruisers. River Raft a I Send $3.96 for info, First of eight sessions begins March let. to LAKEWORLD. EO Box 60129. Secto. Cal codec! 16021 667 8202. Stanley H. CA 96860. Kaplan Educational Center. FLORIDA hotel group needs campus reps Exchange to handle spring break trips to Dsytona. B 6 J Quick Print "A wiz in the printing MENIWOMENI Earn free trip end commissions. Send biz" 211 Geri Lane. Richmond. Ky. 40476. JOBS resume to Terry Abdo. 129 See Isle Circle, 10 to 10.000 copies while you wait Classified Ads CRUISE SHIPS • FREIGHTERS S. Deytons. Florida 32019. printing. No experience. High pay! See Europe. Hawaii, Australia, So. America. Career Professional resume service: We prepare IT'S EASY. FOLLOW THESE FOUR STEPS: Summerl Send S3.8S for Info to reeumee that unlock doors of opportunity. OVERSEAS JOBS Summer/year SEAWORLO. Box 61036. Secto.. Ce. For price set write Professions! Resume round. Europe. S. America. Australia. Service. 140 Surburban Court, Lexington. Asia, Etc. AN fields. $600 - $1,200 1. Bring Ad To Progress Office 3. Take Form To Bursar's Window Ky. 40603. monthly. Expenses paid Sightseeing. MUSICI MUSIC! The Bookstore now has Free info. - Write: UC. Box 4490-80, 2. Assessment Will Be Made music folios, guitar strings, all music "WANT TO SPEND THIS SUMMER Berkeley. CA 94704. 4. Return Form To Progress Office accessories, harmonicaa. recorders... and r «/- ——— SAILING the Caribbean? The Pacific? Lexington MCAT, DAT classes now e lot morel For your music needs, see us Europe? Cruising other ports of the world et the Bookstore. forming First of eight sessions begins 7/ 's That Easy. Direct Communication With Other Students aboard Bailing or power yachts? Boat March 3rd. CeH collect 16021 687-8202. BECOME A COLLEGE owners need crewel For free information. Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Center. CAMPUS DEALER send s 16 cent stamp to Xensdu, 6833 So. Geeener, Suite 661. Houston. Tx. 77036. Exchange TWO BEDROOM Cottage furnished on Sefl Brand Name Stereo Components I wHI decorate cakes for any occasion Summit Street. Call 623-6746 after 6:30. st lowest prices. High profits; NO Casme-1848. INVESTMENT REQUIRED. For details. WANTED: Student to sell specialty end LOST - Purse, redish brown. Last EARN EXTRA MONEY - Courier Journal Archie's 263 E. Main St 624-2424 is contact: FAD Components, Inc., 66 fund raieine. Hems to all groups. Good Lendsdown Club wM be available for Thursday or Friday in the Wallace motor routes available in the city limits. looking for competent persons with auto Pasaaic Ave., P.O. Box 689. FairfieM. New commiastonsl Writs W.H. Specialty Co., private perty rental. For more information Building or somewhere on campus Prefer year round Brockton Couple. Profit for pizza delivery. Apply in person Friday Jereey 07006. Ilene Orloweky. 236 Laffoon Drive, Frankfort. Kentucky call 606-277-3606 Mondey - Fridey 10:00- around 1 00 or 2 00 Rawerd for personal 2*l^^nionthlypjus. Phone 623 0427. 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. 201-227-6800. 40601 or cal (502) 695-1466. 44X1 Lexington. Ky. items Theresa Rose, 1616 Brockton &056. IPRIIMTIIMH ft nmr.F SFRvirTTl-MP. IV SfcHVILL IWW SERVICE RICKS CHEVRON Kentucky Printing Company WATSON'S TV SERVICE All types of Mechanic work done. Check our prices on DIRECTORY. QUICK COPY - THESIS - BOOKLETS Service On Most Makes HAMM'S GULF Tires. Batteries snd Gss! RESUMES And Models Eastern By-Past 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Phone Richmond Complete Print Shop By Holiday Inn 623-5026 312 IRVINE STREET Student Checks College Perk Ph. 823-0828 PH 823-3272 Eastern By Pees University Plate Richmond. Ky. SERVICE STATION Phone 623-0604 SHORTS TEXACO BROWNE'S OFFICE SUPPLY 4-Wheel Drive Parts * Service Rick's Travel Shell * BARGERS EXXON Mechanic on Duty at all times QUICK SERVICE TIRE SALES Trucks and Cars Washed Office And School Supply Free Car Wash with Fill Up Dependable Towine, Service 103 Bis Hill Ave. Ph. 624-1611 -212 Water Street * at Full Serve Island . "We'll come out end start your car" 623-43*0 nielaiiooal, Ky. Eastern By-Pat* EKU By-Pees ^ Phone at 178 Phone 623-6613 Richmond. Ky. 823-8711 GUN SERVICE; 1 ■" ■■'■■ BILL RIC6 INSURANCE AGENCY , J»> v' RROOKS ST AND A H >-T ur-is>iN GUN SHOP Short's Sunoco . 303OeriLenr "Your Student Health Aeancy".' - Front End Alignment ;+'..• ,- Mechanic on duty at all times t'aatern By-Pees Brake Work, Richmond. Ky. Office Tune-Up 112 Big HNI Ave. Good Line of Tires and Batteries Louie O. Reeves Office 423 9280 623-6681 Richmand. Ky.. 40476 IftsV-V'*.:..- - .Pwjoe.^. Eastern By-Past a^oni 623-1627 "■»*>■ Ky. 833-4084 FFCrei-llJS? Home 62*1677 --'-■■ ' t-m ■» — i wmmmmmmm wmmmmm P«9« 11/Vol.67No. 22 TIM EMtarn ProfTMi Tbu-Kl.v, Mwch 1.1979 UFO makes crash landing. . . Outlaws should stay uncaptured The Outlaws should never have A* things turned out, UFO should songs, the concert became so for nearly the entire UFO set. been captured and placed in jail last have been scheduled as the main monotonous it was difficult to force Apparently security precautions Tuesday night in Alumni Coliseum. attraction, since the Outlaws failed myself to stay. I found myself were being taken so everyone would II I had my way, I would have put to live up to this billing. The be good little boys and girls and not yawning and I wanted to go to sleep light up those funny-shaped ciga- up their bail, gave them a swift kick Outlaws are, at best, a warm-up act even though the music was loud rettes. in the butt and sent them on their for more talented bands. To enough to wake Elvis in his grave. There were even a crew a guys way. Outlaws, maybe-good musi- schedule them as a headliner group (And I thought Elvis was bad.) cians, no. roaming around in dinky T-shirts Sitting through the Outlaws' sniffing and searching for pot. concert was like sitting in a torture Nevertheless, the odor of pot was chamber for an hour. At the time of evident throughout the concert. the concert I was convinced I would Maybe a joint would have helped opt for having my fingernails pulled Larry make the concert more bearable. from my fingers. As it was, I kept yawning and Playing before a sparse crowd of hoping the Outlaws set would soon about 2500, the Outlaws were so Bernard be over. I even prayed the concert disorganized (hat their one-hour set would get better; but there was no seemed like an eternity. improvement. Warming up the concert was Arts Editor Oh well, just hand me a joint and UFO, a hard rock band who made help me make it throught this the walls of Alumni quiver and concert. It's pretty bad when you shake with their vibrating sounds. have to rely on those hallucinogenic UFO is a relatively new band who is was a mistake on someone's part. The Outlaws achieved success on drugs to get through a concert, isn't working their guts out to make it to As the Outlaws prepared to take only one number during the entire it? the top. Although their set Tuesday the stage, the strains of the theme night. "You Are the Show" was a The burp after night didn't expose anything sensa- from "Star Wars" began playing. seryicable enough song in a library the beer. . . .» tional, it was obvious that UFO That was an absurdly ridiculous chocked full of Outlaw losers. could someday become a classy, idea; for bands like Yes and Styx, Even "There Goes Another Love The man responsible for all these talented band. who employ special effects and Song," the one and only claim to outstanding concerts is none other With a few breaks they could imagery as part of their act. Star fame for the band, was performed than Skip Daughterly. He was definitely become the next Starbuck Wars would have been an appropri- so poorly that it could have been an overheard to say that a student body of our age. UFO doesn't pretend to ate idea. But the Outlaws play basic amateur band playing. As a matter who was so "culturally starved" put any glitter or creativity into their rock and roll and the whole idea was of fact, the Outlaws showed nothing sure didn't come out for the Quintet music; it's just basic, hard-driving silly. more than several local bands could Outlaws' concert. Essex (Paul Newman) plays Deuca (Njna van Pallandt). seated, a game of rock and roll. The Outlaws immediately launch- have. Well, Skiparoo, I would find it quintet while Ambrosia (Bibi Andersson) looks on in Quintet. Although their music was so ed into their hard rock act and after If the Outlaws are an example of difficult to place the Outlaws in the deafeningly loud that at times it a couple of songs I was totally the future of rock and roll, as same category as culture. sounded more like noise than music, confused. Where is all that good old someone said, then I seriously fear And to charge $6 and $7 for 'Pippin' cast selected UFO did manage to achieve success country-rock music that the Outlaws for the state of music. If the tickets to see such mediocre bands as The cast of Pippin, the spring Wilkerson, Donna Kilgore, Wayne on two of their numbers. "Rock are supposedly known for, I Outlaws are (he future of rock, then the Outlaws and UFO was a musical presented by the theatre Walker, Henry Odum, and Mark Me, Roll Me" and "Too Hot to wondered. Their music was merely rock music may as well crawl in a ridiculous idea in the first place. department on April 25-28, has been Miles. Handle" were played to the hilt, hard rock, much like UFO's, only corner somewhere and die. There's a big difference in being selected. The play will be directed by J.D. proving that this band could become not so good. Another thing that hampered this culturally starved at\d being crazy, The cast includes: Steve Connelly, Sutton and choreographed by Jim tremendously successful in the near Each song the Outlaws played concert (besides the music) was the which is what anyone*was who paid Jackie Hall, Bob Lee, Tammy Christian. Bruce Hoagland will be future. sounded identical. After several fact that half the lights were left on for the tickets. Bappas, Delbert Browne, Rhonda musical director. EARN OVER DIAL ♦650 \SUMMERJOBS\ A MONTH FOR OP TO TEN BIBLE ¥ ¥ MONTHS YOUR SENIOR YEAR ¥ If you are interested In math, year of training, you'll receive a MOMENT ¥ Cedar Point Amusement Park physics, or engineering, the Navy $3000 cash bonus. ¥ has a program you should know It isn't easy. Only one of every ¥ Sandusky, Ohio Will Hold On Campus about. six applicants will be selected, ¥ It's called the NUPOC-Colle- and there are fewer than 300 ¥ giste program. [NUPOC is short openings. But those who make it ¥ Interviews For Summer Employment for Nuclear Propulsion Officer find themselves In one of the ¥ Candidate], and if you qualify It most elite engineering programs 624-2427 can pay you as much as $650 a anywhere. With unequalled * month for up to ten months of hands - on responsibility, a your senoir year. Then after 16 $24,000 salary in four years, plus MONEY Date-Friday March 2 weeks of Officer Candidate travel, comprehensive benefits, TO LOAN ¥ School, you will receive an and education opportunities. additional year of advanced On Anything Of Value Time-9a.m.-4p.m. technical training, education that For more details on this t would cost thousands at a program contact: ¥ civilian school, bat in the Navy ¥ we pay you. And at the end of the JIM'S ¥ ¥ Place-Division of Career PAWN SHOP ¥ U.S. NAVY OFFICER PROGRAMS Buy-Sell-Trade- Pawn Development & Placement 600 Federal Piece Louisville, Ky. 40202 Bus Station ¥ CaN Collect et 502-582-5174 S. Third Office. 319 Jones Building Or Check With ¥ Bichmond, Ky. ¥ THE PLACEMENT OFFICE ¥ ¥ ¥ Over 3,200 Positions Available For ¥ ¥ A Wide Variety Of Jobs. Dormitory 2? i Or Apartment Style Housing Availalble. 5T#Cefef#»Wefe?OJe? ¥ ¥ Contact Placement Office ¥ +9^91*****to ¥ For Information & Appointment We will be selecting two 1979 graduates to represent our national company at Eastern Kentucky University. These ¥ positions offer a $15,000 plus first year Income based on ¥ personal performance, and a fringe benefit program includ- Spend A Summer In One Of ing group life and health Insurance and cash bonuses. Man- agement opportunities are available after one year with the ¥ ¥ company, and a formal training program is provided. The Finest Resorts In The f&glster with the Eastern Kentucky Placement Office t for a personal Interview on March 7. If you will be unavail- ¥ able on that date, send a letter or resume to: • ¥ North. Gordon M. Capes, CLU « Field Supervisor College Life Insurance Company ' P. O. Box 68181 • ^Indianapolis, IN 46268 "r^ V************ P«#» 12/Vol 5/ No. 22 Tin t«Mrn P'ofm y. March 1. 1979 Judge changes venue in Hume murder trial Hv HOI! DOI.I.AK will be discussed and decided upon. and thus said that they would accep* involved the widespread publicity Staff Wrilrr According to Chenault, he is required Clark County as the site of the trial, surrounding the case, as well as rumors by law to move a trial granted a change fair trial here and thus said that they Madison County Circuit Court Judge of venue to the nearest county within the would accept Clerk County as the site of that had circulated the Richmond area James Chenault granted a change of judicial district, which would be Clark the trial that the murders were linked to the venue for the murder trial of Allen Todd County in this case. The hearing lasted approximately one operation of a large drug ring in Hume and Michael Gerald Monday However, if it was determined that an hour and basically consisted of defense Madison County, which involved night at a hearing in the Madison County impartial and fair trial could not be lawyers for Hume and Gerald calling prominent citizens. Courthouse expected in Clark County, then other various witnesses from the community Chenault stated that because of the Hume, a University graduate and adjacent counties in the district would to testify as to the public opinion nature of the case and its alleged im- substitute teacher in the Madison be considered as possible sites. regarding the case. plication with drugs, as well as the fact County school system, and Gerald are Defense attorneys will have until next The majority of the witnesses were that people of Madison County were charged in the double slaying of two Tuesday to either accept Clark County people who in their jobs or civic ac- naturally sensitive to the problem of people and the wounding of a third in as the site of the trial or else present tivities came in contact with many drug traffic, that it would probably Madison County on Oct. 29. evidence to the effect that a fair trial people in the Madison County com- create a more difficult atmosphere to The trial was originally scheduled for would be unlikely in that county. munity. March 5 in Madison County. Prosecutors for the Commonwealth Most of them were of the opinion that try the case here rather than The definite location of the new trial is stated at the hearing that they had Hume and Gerald counld not receive an somewhere else still undetermined, however, and conducted a survey in Clark County and impartial and fair trial in Madison He cited a sense of fairness and Chenault continued the hearing until concluded that little was known about County. balance as the major basis for the March 6. at 10 a.m. in which the location the case to jeopardize the fairness of a The basis for most of the opinions granting of the change of venue. University students injured in store robbery By SARAH WARREN stitches that night. Mindrum was After taking about (200 in small bills, under investigation. News Editor released. the men demanded more money. "When The two robbers entered the store at I told them I didn't have a key to open Mindrum said he has worked at the Two University students and em- 11:50 p.m., Id minutes before closing the safe, they cocked the gun," Min- store for two years but this is the first ployees of Convenient Food Mart were time, and shouted, "This is a stick-up." drum said. time anything like this has happened injured Sunday night when two men Both were wearing ski masks: one "I really thought I was dead I didn't "This is the first time the store's been robbed the store on Second Street of carried the rifle. have the keys to the safe." robbed in seven years and the first time approximately $400 in cash. "I thought it was a joke at first." said The two thieves then took a pile of there's ever been violence." Kenneth D. Schwendeman, Rich- Mindrum. checks and close to COO more which Mindrum guessed the men to be in mond, and Scott Mindrum, Indian Hill. No customers were in the store at the they found in the register. their late teens or early twenties "They Ohio, were both treated for head in- time of the hold-up. Then, "they got mad and hit me in the were more scared than I was," he said. juries at Pattie A. Clay Hospital. Ac- Schwendeman was knocked in the head." Mindrum said. "It didn't knock According to Sgt. Estes, the store is cording to Mindrum, the robbers struck head immediately and robbed of his me out but I didn't want to get up and not located in an area with a par- both he and Schwendeman with the butt wallet. get hit again." ticularly high crime rate and no of a hunting rifle. Mindrum, who was counting the About 30 seconds after the men left the seemingly related cases have been Schwendeman received 10 stitches money when the robbers entered, was store. Mindrum called the Richmond reported. and was held overnight at the hospital lold to turn around and put his hands in Police Department. According to The downtown Convenient is owned by for observation. After receiving five the air. Detective Earl Estes, the case is still Ronald Wedding. Lexington Commonwealth fire ignites safety questions (Continued from past 1) planned and advertised. How can an for handicapped and a proposed with an overall plan and the plan should (photo by JIM KELLEYI be better off if we try to cooperate with accurate timing of the bunding crosswalk between the Lancaster be available within the next few weeks. each other." evacuation be reached when the Avenue commuter lot and the Cammack As for the crosswalk, Westbrook said Quick on the draw The important thing to remember if a students are prepared to leave? she Building. the University Safety Committee had fire erupts, though, is to get out of the asked. According to Westbrook, the recommended to President J.C Powell building as quickly as possible. West- Westbrook said the heads of the University is still a long way from that one be' established. A member of the Outlaws wails out a hot-rockin' number at the concert held in brook said But. "if the alarm doesn't go Women's Residence Programs had compliance with the federal But, there are problems concerning Alumni Coliseum Tuesday night off. you've got a real problem." stipulated that the fire drills be an- rehabilitation codes for the han- traffic now and the fact that Lancaster Senator Elissa Perry, of McGregor nounced and that his division was just dicapped is a city-owned street, said Westbrook. ■ Hall, also questioned West brook about trying to cooperate with them. The University has, however, hired an so the situation will not be easy to the value of Are drills which are pre- Other questions concerned facilities outside architectural firm to come up - correct. Ml C'mon, Colonels discover the Walt Disney World Spring Fling! It's a terrific combination — you, spring break, and Walt Disney World, where there's more recreation, entertainment, and sheer spectacle than anywhere in Florida! Roar through the galaxy on Space Mountain ... sail with a crew of plunder- ing pirates . .. and surround yourself with the fun and fantasy of the Magic Kingdom's six themed "lands" all in the middle of 43 square miles of vacation fun! Magk: Kingdom operating hours are extended March 11-24 (9 a.m.-10 p.m.)', so there's plenty of time to make this year's migration magk:. Best of all, we're only a few hours away from nearly any point in Florida! The Watt Disney Wot id Spring Fling — make it ? part of this year's break . . . and make some memories. 'Saturday March 17 and 24: 9 a.in.-midnight General Admission and 8-Adventure Ticket Book: $8.50 DAYTON* I . BEACH ■V isney World •-*^sja»WC,!~>'. ■' _ .... jr^v...— i 'i* i i 'i *r- >—- -sii —i: u ii ■ i i. ■ = • j— '- ■ -i. *»-^T—■»« A Supplement to the Eastern Progress presented as a service to it's readers March 1.1979 • :• feline; Bv NANCY SPENCER Epsilon meets in Combs. Room 108 Sunday night "The Patty Hearst suf f Writer Guest speakers are featured weekly. Story" will be presented on ABC at 8 Members of Kappa Delta Pi will p.m. Lisa Eilbacher will star as Patricia Guest speakers will be hosted by sponsor an initiation dinner at 6 p.m. in Hearst, the kidnapped newspaper several clubs this week. the Keene Johnson Ballroom on March heiress. Monday night "Billy", starring On Monday. Martha Layne Collins, a 6. Steve Guttenberg will premiere on CBS. 1.1 Gubernatorial candidate, will speak The Concert Choir and University Then. Tuesday night. "Studs Lonigan" lo the Young Democrats The meeting Singers will appear in concert at 8:30 starring Harry Hamlin will premiere on will be at 8 p.m. in the .(aggers Room. p.m on March 6 in the Gifford Theatre. March 7 in the first of a three-part Then, on Tuesday, the Psi Chi and Topping the list of sporting events is series. This is based on the classic novel SUNDAY Psychology Club will sponsor Dr the OVC Tournament to be held March by James T. Farrell describing the George lister from Comprehensive 2-3. Games will be played March 2 at 7 hoyhood-to-manhood struggle of an (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 8:00 PM E.S.T.. Care and9pm The championship game will Irish-American bov in Chicago after P.S.T. • 7:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. be played on March 3 at 7:30 p.m. World War I. "Tho Patty Hoartt Story" 1979 Dennis weaver Lisa Every Wednesday at 4:30 pm, Rho Eilbacher The gripping story ot the kidnapping and search tor newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst that March 1 x p.m. Baptist Student Union cof- riveted the attention ot the American people since the . Today feehouse featuring Bill Traylor Tuesday March 6 fateful night of Feb 4. 1974 0:30 p.m. Movie High Anxiety," Pearl M p.m. Movie "The Fury." Pearl Buchanan Theater. Buchanan Theater. 7 p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne (NBC) BIG EVENT: 8:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 7:00 I p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne 9 p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne Cinema. PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. «• Cinema Cinema. 7 p.m. Movie "A Day At The Races." "Joromloh Johnson" 1972 Robert Redford Will Geer A disillusioned ex-soldier goes into the rugged Rocky 7:3» p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait." 9:20 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait," Pearl Buchanan Theater Mountain range—with virtually none of the skills Campus Cinemas Campus Cinemas. 7:30 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait." necessary for his survival—to make his way as a fur 7:4t p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in 9:20 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in Campus Cinemas. trapper (R) Concert." Campus Cinemas Concert." Campus Cinemas * p.m. Free movie "Shampoo." A trip through the "Grassroots MONDAY ODonnell Kali March 4 Jungle" will highlight the next National X:3i p.m. Movie "High Anxiety." Pearl Sunday Audubon Society's wildlife film to be (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. • 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. Buchanan Theater. 1:3* p.m. Lexington Children's Theater shown here March 6. "Jennifer: A Woman's Story" 1979 Elizabeth • p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne presents "The Emperor's New Clothes." The film, to be shown at 7:30 p.m. in Montgomery Bradford DiHman When her philander Cinema. ■.exington Opera House Hiram Brock Auditorium, will be a mg husband dies suddenly. Jennifer Prince, the 9:2t p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in 3:30 p.m. Lexington Children's Theater major study of the insect world. The mother of two small children, decides to resume her Concert." Campus Cinemas presents "The Emperor's New Clothes." department of biological sciences is business career by challenging several ol her I* p.m. Free movie "Shampoo." I^xington Opera House. sponsoring the Audubon film series. husband's associates for control of his thriving Commonwealth Hall. 7 p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne Naturalist Fran Hall is the cinema corporation II p.m. Free movie "Shampoo." Palmer Cinema. photographer and narrator of this Hall 7 p.m. Study Skills. Telford Hall. treasury, of insect life and behavior. TUESDAY _____ 7:30 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait." (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM March 2 Campus Cinemas. 7:40 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. Friday 7:40 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in Concert." Campus Cinemas. "Coach" 1978 Cathy Lee Crosby. Michael Biehn ■lM p.mrMovie "High Anxiety." Pearl Concert." Campus Cinemas H p.m. Psi Chi and Psychology Club Randy Rowlings is an Olympic Gold Medal-winning Buchanan Theater x p.m. Movie "The Fury." Pearl meeting. Cammack. Room 129. athlete working at a health spa tor middle-aged 7 p.m. Movie "Animal House. Towne women when suddenly she is hired for a new Buchanan Theater. H:30 p.m. EKU Concert Choir and job—basketball coach at an all boys high school X:30 p.m. Study Skills. Walters Hall University Singers^ Concert, Gifford 7 p.m. OVC Tournament - EKU men's l«*by Theater. (NBC) BIG EVENT: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. • 8:00 basketball. Alumni Coliseum • p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne 9 p.m. Movie "Animal House," Towne PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. 7:30 p.m. Movie Heaven Can Wait. Cinema. Cinema "Gold ot tho Amazon Woman" 1979 Anita Ekberg Campus Cinemas. 9 p.m. Study Break. Case Hall TV Room 9 p.m. Movie "A Day at the Races. Donald Pleasence An action film about adventurers— 7:40 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in . 9:2* p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait." Pearl Buchanan Theater m search ot a treasure in gold—who discover a Concert." Campus Cinemas Campus Cinemas. primitive society of statuesque women hidden deep 9:20 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Walt." in the South American jungle ■:M p.m. Movie "High Anxiety. Pearl 9:29 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in Campus Cinemas. Buchanan Theater Concert." Campus Cinemas. 9:20 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in FRIDAY . 9 p.m. Movie "Animal House. Towne 10 p.m. Movie "The Fury." Pearl Concert." Campus Cinemas. Buchanan Theater (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. I p.m. OVC Tournament - EKU men's P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. basketball. Alumni Coliseum „ 'The Child Stoalor" 1979 Beau Bridget Tracev Gold • :2t p.m. Movie "Heaven tan Wait, Monday March 5 Wednesday March 7 A divorced man tears losing his children to another Campus Cinemas _..,-_ „ man and. overcome by jealousy abducts his two 9:20 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in; 7 p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne 1 Wednesday. March 7 young daughters and flees the state Concert." Campus Cinemas Cinema. 4:30 p.m. International Students 7:30 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait. Association meeting. Kennamer Room. SATURDAY Campus Cinemas. Powell Building. 7:40 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in 7 p.m. Movie "Animal House," Towne (PBS) MOVIE THEATRE: 10:30 AM E.S.T'., P.S.T. Saturday March 3 - 9r30 AM C.S.T.. M.S.T. I p.m. EKU men's gymnastics vs. Concert." Campus Cinemas. Cinema. "Hobson't Choice" 1954 Charles Laughton John Georgia. Weaver Gym. x p.m. Movie "The Fury." Pearl 7 p.m. Movie A Day at the Races." Mills A tyrannical Lancashire bootmaker tries to keep 1 :to p.m. Lexington Children s Theater Buchanan Theater. Pearl Buchanan Theater. his three daughters from marrying (R) : x p.m. LI Gubernatorial candidate. 7:30 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait." presents "The Emperor's New Clothes. (CBS) SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM l«xington Opera House. Martha l-ayne Collins to speak to the Campus Cinemas. 7 p.m. Movie "Animal House. Towne Young Democrats. Jaggers Room, Powell 7:40 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. Building Concert." Campus Cinemas "Death Wish" 1974 Charles Bronson Hope Lange Cinema The wife and daughter ol a liberal-minded New York 7:30 p.m. Bill Gaither Trio. Rupp Arena. 9 p.m. Movie "Animal House. Towne » p.m. Movie "Animal House." Towne Cinema. City architect are brutally assaulted in their home by l«xington Cinema. _ „, u,. three hoodlums Outraged the husband wages a 7:3* p.m. EKU men's basketball - OVC 9:20 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait. » p.m. Movie "A Day at the Races." one-man war ot vengeance against the city's Championship. Alumni Gpliseum. Campus Cinemas. Pearl Buchanan Theater muggers (R) .... >.. - •. 7.30 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait. 9:M p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in 9:20 p.m. Movie "Heaven Can Wait." Concert." Campus Cinemas Campus Cinemas Campus Cinemas 10 p.m. Movie "The Fury." Pearl 9:20 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in 7:40 p.m. Movie "Richard Pryor in Concert." Campus Cinema:- Concert." Campus Cinemas. Buchanan Theater .♦ •M.X-...... V &*& ». ..*»«• 3-1-79 Today March 1 Friday March 2 •:M AM - JOURNAL SIS PM — AFTERNOON REPORT * 00 AM - JOURNAL tetW - TMC MID-DAT REPORT • 30 PM — YOU NT YOUR LIFE See Monday 12 IS PM lor complete The most irreveram of the zany Marx SM Monday. 6 00 AM tor comptttt See Monday 5 15 PM for complete See Monday. 6 00 AM lor compieu program description program description program description program description Brother*. Qroucho. greet* and heckles 9 00 AM - NATIONAL PMU 12 30 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS contestants on this hilarious quu S-30 PM - CURTAIN TIME CLIMJ LUNCHEON* •how from televisions golden age 100 AM — OPTIONS IN EDOC ATION The National Press Club in Washing- WEKU-FMs Loy Lee hosts this daily This i*ir0 winning program from Each weefcnighl Curtain Time presents concert which includes historical and 7 00 PM - LUM M AONEft ton is noted lor its interesting, ana biographical background about the See Monday. 7.00 PM for complete National Public Radio « a last-paced the entire soundtracl or original cast entertaining luncheon speakers rapofl on numerous aspects of edu- recording of a motion picture or stage music and composers. program description cational practice*, innovations and musical Highlights 10:00 AM — TOSCANINI 3 30 PM — JUST JAZZ 7:10 PM - CONVERSATIONS — Superman Original caat THE MAN SEHfNO YME LEOENO Sea Monday. 3 30 PM for compieu A repeal ol tun afternoon i program program description Sea Monday. 1200 noon tor complete t JO AM — FOUN D ATION OF 1140 AM - MUSIC OF THE program description AMERICAN NATION ALISM (New Program) • JO PM - BARRY CRAIQ. ITALIAN MASTERS (New Program) PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR SIS PM — THE AFTERNOON REPORT Eminent historian Henry Steete Com Produced by NPR Member Station 7:10 PM - VOICES IN THE WIND mager emmmn the period between One of the forerunners of Harry-O. KQED-FM in San Francraco. this series Sea Monday. S IS PM for comptek Rockford and all the other television orngram description Writers, painters, actora. poet*. 1760'and 1610 wften the institutional presents a collection ol delightful musicans sculptors — artists of all groundwork of American nationalism pnvate eyes this series from radios music and informative commentary Golden Age presents the many ad- kinds are interviewed on this weekly was being laid With lively discussions focusing on the greatest of the Italian art* maguina from National Public Commager and guests present in- ventures Of Ba>ry Craig ft:30 PM - CURTAIN TIME Radio, floated by Oscar Brand sights and observations about the 12 00 PM - CONVERSATIONS Each weefcmghi Curfem Tima presents founding of American democracy See Monday 12 00 noon tor complete the entire soundtrack or original cast MINI- JAZZ UNLIMITED program description recording of a motion picture or stage See Monday. 8 30 PM for complete 700 PM - LUM N ASNER musical 10:00 AM — MORNING CONCERT See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete program description A welt-balanced selection of serious program description musical works, taken from the Ro- Monday March 5 mantic. Baroque. Classical and other Ml PM — CONVERSATIONS ft:00 AM - JOURNAL weather and-sports, gathered by the the entire soundtrack or original caat periods A repeal of this afternoon s program Bringing People the news requires staff of United Press International. recording ot a motion picture or stage See Monday 12 00 noon for complete more than a five-minute newscast at National Public Radio and WEKU-FMs musical program description 12:00 PM — CONVERSATIONS "the top of the hour" It requires a own news and public affairs team I 30 PM - NBC UNIVERSITY THEATER See Monday. 12 00 noon lor complete thorough examination of international fw*tt Progtamt A s. ■. • • ;, ,., , , program description : national, regional and local events i..,. i.mpi ra>t I ii.sii ar< s A., rr-cen weather and sports 2:30 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS fit !..*• 1215 PM - THE MIO-OAV REPORT 7 30 PM - A LOOK AT. 9:00 AM - OPTIONS WEKU-FMs i_oy Lee hosts this daily See Monday 12 15 PM for complete This weekly topical interview program This series from National Public Radio concert which includes historical and 7:60 PM - LUM N ABNER program description nosted by Ron Smith does exactly what presents a variety ol different topics biographical background about the Reco< t"*gs ot one of the most remem- its name says it takes A too* At any in a vanetv of different ways music and composers bered oi an Old Time redic comedies 12 >0 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS number of newsworthy topics, current Starring Chel LauCk as Lum and Norris WEKU-FMs toy Lee hosts .th.s daily events and interesting people 3.30 PM - JUST JAZZ Goft as Abner concert which includes historical and INTERNATIONAL CONCERT HALL Baste Benson H>id Ellington Mann biographical background about the This series from National Public Radio Biubeck Mu'n..:.'Mfiy Trader Wiev 8 00 PM — INQUIRY presents recorded-live concerts from all 7 IS PM - CONVERSATIONS music and composers HighliQh*s The modern world is a complex place burg the list gin's on and on - an-j * ''-peal ol this altornoon s progrsrr morally and ethically The EKU Campus so does the \ait on tnis oa<>v \az: pro S«i Monday 12 00 noon tor complclr giam n04tea 0, Luy Lee 1 — Victory At S— Voi I, Original Ministers Association takes a look at 12 00 PM - CONVERSATIONS gram desi lr| tion soundtrack current world and local issues from a There is an endless variety of interesting moral pomt ol view people m and around the Central I 15 PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT 7 30 PM - EKU BASKETBALL Kentucky area Conwtations brings A ", -mmute Sij'iiniarv o* the day S'nii 1 >• • page urn t. i vim ■;* details 1 iiionji natMjM.11 ana regional 101a 3:30 PM — JUST JAZZ • JO PM — JAZZ UNLIMITED these people to you with informal dis- '-rws galheir-d o> National Public See Monday 3 30 PM lo' complete See Monday 8 30 PM lor complete cussions with and about those people 0:10 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED program description program description and what they are doing Rrfdio United Ptetl international and t'H' WEKU-FM news .11 1 CuDuC .>".<■"■ Three and a hetf hours of the very beat in l*u — traditional, contemporary 12 15 PM - THE MID DAY REPORT progressive and avant garde styles Saturday Match 3 plus frequent profile* of now and out- A 15-Minute summary of international, 5 30 PM - CURTAIN TIME - WAGNER Tannhauatr with B.rg.t national and regional/local news. standing albums and musicians • 00 AH - PROJECT WEEKEND Nilsson. Wolfgang Wmdgaasen and tut tt weekntgM L <.'(*•'• dme ptpv- is Wake up with us and our weekend Dietrich Fischer-Dies hau with Otto morning presentation ot light \*ll Gerdes conducting the Choir and Tuesday March I news weather and special leatures Orchestra of the German Opera of Berlin 0 AM -JOURNAL 12:15 PM — THE MSB DAY REPORT Ml PM - SHORT STONY M0 AM OPTIONS «NPM- Sea Monday. 6 00 AM for complete See Monday. 12 IS PM for complete program description A senes of hatf-hour dramatizations See Monday. 9 00 AM lor complete TME ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT program description baaed on *hort stone* by such author* program description This is not a A varied selection of everyone's favorite a* Faulkner Hugo. ThurMr. Poe. repeat of earlier programs music from stage and silver screen • 00 AM - OPTIONS m EDUCATION ,2:10 »»■ - POTPOIJfeRI OF CLA6«CS This award-winning program from wEKU-FM'e Loy Lee hosts this daily 7:00 PM - LUM * ABNER 10:00 AM - CHIC AGO StMPHONV TMP9M- EAAPtAY 7t (Return, National Public Radio is a last paced concert which include* historical and See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete live on tape recordings ol the re- An all-new season of contemporary report on numerous aspects ol edu- biographical background about the program description nowned Chicago Symphony Orches- radio drama produced especially for cstional practices and innovations music and composers tras 19 78-79 season public radio Highlights KM AM - FOUNOATION OF — Sign ot the Scarab by Pater Francis AIBCMCAN NATIONAUSM (New Program) Rtl PM - CONVERSATIONS 12:00 KM - THE GREAT OPERAS Browne Eminent historian Henry Stella Com 3 30 PM - JUST JAZZ A repeat of this afternoon's program Loy Lee hosts this presentation ol one 1.30 PM - SOUL SPOTLI OH T mager examines the period between Sea Monday. 3 30 PM lor complete Sea Monday. 12:00 noon tor complete of the world s greet operas, includ- A funky mixture of disco. RAB. and pm 1760 and 1610 whan the institutions! program description program description ing background on the storyline and music, from the latest hit stag.si and groundwork of American nationalism production ot the work Highlights albums was being lead 5 15 PM — THE AFTERNOON REPORT 7:10 PM - EVENING! JOURNAL Saa Monday. 5 IS PM tor complete This spin-orr ol our em*day mornmg 10*0 AM — ONANO PIANO (Return | program. Journal, present* a collection A near season ol prog rams from NPR program description Sunday March 4 Of' Behmd-the Mews features inter- presenting both accomplished and views, news and analysis • 00 AM PROJECT WEEKEND promising pianists m concert and S 10 PM - CUNT AM TIME 1:00 PM - JAZZ IT UP: competikon Each waaknight CurUm Time presents 1 Wake up with us and our weekend A wit-kiy rreseniation ol rug bands morning presenlation ol light |az. the entire soundtrack or original cast 0:10 - JAZZ fJNUOMTCO ■v " i ftMSM alung with Dixieland 1246 PM - CONVERSATTON* news weather and special features recording of a motion picture ot stage Saa Monday. 8 30 PM tor complete .nM i unli 'iiL^iraiy big bands Saa Monday. 12 00 Noon tor ccmptete program description program description musical •MAM-OPTIONS 0:10 PM - MUSIC Of THE See Monoay 9 00 AM lor complete BLACK CHlfNCN {New Program) program description This is not a True new series from NPR highlights Wednesday March 7 repeal of earlier programs the rich heritage of muetc In traditional Mae* church experience, ernphaaumg 1146 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS • 10 PM — THE BUT OF the iNiaarsta ol origin. MMsty. Myss WEKU-FMs Loy Law host* this daily OLD TIME" RADIO Saa Monday. 600 AM tor complete concert which includes historical and A presentation of one ol the bast of NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC program description Anothei rousing season ol New Vurii biographical background about the the ~Otd-Time*' radio program* High- Ptiiihormonic performances •ecoroud 7 30 PM SATURDAY S CHILD music and composers Beginning with light* bet 'intape during the 19-*b* "9 season (New Program) In the day* before 1:00 AM - OPTIONS tnis now sasson Loy invite* listener See Monday. 800 AM tor complete to write and request their favorite works radio and television brought instant 740 PM — LUM T4 ABNER 12 00 PM - JAZZ AllVl• entertainment into the home, people program description (This is not a Write to WEKU-FM. Eastern Kentucky repeat of earlier programs ) Sea Monday. 700 PM for complete I* .s eicelieni series bun National amused themselves by listening to University Richmond Kentucky 40475 program description l**ii be Radio ofler> t¥Lt*&64t*k and felling stones These tam. tome ,.Ut per SPACE ACADEMY DESIGNING HOME INTERIORSWteSB WKRP IN CINCINNATI Ml Today March 1 OT EARTH AND MAN ISSUES AND ANSWERS IMS LOU GRANT ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL NBA BASKETBALL FOOTSTEPS MM 9 r AT ALBERT THE SUPERSTARS ltd* CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK NEWS AMERICAN BANDSTAND OF EARTH AND MAN 11:M ©9 NEWS STUDIO SEE 149 9 CENTER CIRCLE BAY HILL CLASSIC 11:19 THE TONIGHT SHOW ABC NEWS ARKn INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION- CBS LATE MOVIE NBC NEWS GJLD. BOXING POLKS STORY 1:11 © M MINUTES SNEAK PREVIEWS IM TOMORROW G£J> FOCUS NBA BASKETBALL MI TAKE FIVE OUTDOORSMAN 149 9 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1» PRISONER SANFORD AND SON GIRL'S BKH SCHOOL WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS BASKETBALL SPORTSWORLD TOURNAMENT • GUTEN TAG EN FOOTSTEPS MACNFJL-LEHRER REPORT DEUTSCHLAND EXPLORING THE RESTLESS Tuesday March e JOKER'S WILD 9 URBAN LEAGUE SEA 7:M NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 2:1* m APPROACHES TO HIGH SCHOOL EVENING DICK CAVETT SHOW eVENMM WORLD SERIES OF AUTO NEWS NEWLYWED GAME MS V ONE TO ONE STUDIO SEE 149 9 LEOPARD OF THE WILD DESIGNING HOME INTERIORS 9 WILD KINGDOM ABC NEWS NOVA 9 CROCKETT'S VICTORY NBC NEWS MORK AND MINDY HEEHAW HONEYS GARDEN RAY BHX CLASHC CBS NEWS Ml 9 ANQHC 0 MOVTE -(MUSICAL) ••• "Stead Up G-Ej). Ml QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL RASKETRALL Cheer" 1914 MUPPETS SHOW WORLD WRmNG FOR A REASON NBC NEWS SANFORD AND SON BARNEY MILLER MARTY RORRINS SPOTUGHT JOE HALL SHOW BHX DANCE OUTDOORS MY THREE SONS SEM SOAP COMMENT ON KENTUCKY MACNEtL-LEHRER REPORT 1949 MRS. COLUMBO ALL-STAR SOCCER THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF JOKER'S WILD SNEAK PREVIEWS WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS DISNEY PUBLIC AFFAIRS 7:19 9 DOLLY FAMILY © M MINUTES 1199,9*9 NAME THAT TUNE 19:19 I FAMILY FEUD 9 BHX MOYERS' JOURNAL gVRWBW DICK CAVETT SHOW KENTUCKY ONSTAGE 7:19 9 MARK RUSSELL COMEDY NEWLYWED GAME 11?49 I STi ** NEWS MS PORTER WAGONER SHOW SPECIAL 1:99 9 CUFFHANCERS 1 U I THE TONJGHT SHOW NEWS 1.41 9 ALL INl THE FAMILY CBS REPORTS CBS LATE MOVIE NOVA 9 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MASTERPIECE THEATRE 8 STARSXY AND 1:1* NBC NEWS 9 SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE The HAPPY DAYS CBS NEWS Ordeal Of Patty Hearst' 1*79 Sum t:M 9 LA VERNE AND SHIRLEY IM m TOMORROW THATS HOLLYWOOD rii Weaver. Lisa Eilbacher BIG EVENT MOVTE -Gold Of The 149 9 TAKE FIVE 7:M LAWRENCE WELK SHOW MASTERPIECE THEATRE Amaatm Women' 1979 Stars: Bo Svenson. HEEHAW KM STOCKARD CHANNING IN JUST Anita Ekberi ONCE UPON A CLASSIC FRIENDS O TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE Coach' Friday March 2 PROGRAMMING MARY TYLER MOORE HOUR 1971 SUrs: Cathy Lee Crosby, Keenan EVENING ANNOUNCED CrVJLISATION 7:11 CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK 11:M BIBNEWS SIX WIVES OF HENRY VIII NEWS IM CHlPi 11:11 CBS NEWS THREE'S COMPANY STUDIO SEE KENTUCKY ILLUSTRATED ABC NEWS TAXI ARC NEWS FIRING LINE 11:19 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE STARSKY AND HUTCH 9:19 9 NBC NEWS DELTA HOUSE 'Mountain Man' 1976 SUn: Denver Pyle, PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED CBS NEWS l:M COLLEGE BASKETBALL John Dehoer. 9 9 NEWS GUTEN TAG IN DEUTSCHLAND WELCOME BACK. KOTTER CBS LATE MOVTE THE TONIGHT SHOW GUN GRABBERS COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7MCLUB CBS LATE MOVTE SANFORD AND SON lAMENT WITH THIS RING TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK COLLEGE BASKETBALL BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP California Split' 1171 SUrs: Elliott MACNFJL LEHRER. REPORT THE LOVE BOAT TENNIS Gould. George Segal. JOKER'S WILD PRISONER 149 TOMORROW VM 9 DONNA FARGO SHOW FANTASY ISLAND TAKE FIVE COMMENT ON KENTUCKY OaS NEWS NEWLYWED GAME MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING MOHday March 5 Ml » COLLEGE BASKETBALL CIRCUS TOURNAMENT 9 ABC NEWS EVENING Wednesday March 9 WASHINGTONWASHII IN 9 SATURDAY NIGHT UVE REVIEW 9 MOVIE -(ADVENTURE) ••* The Ml NEWS • MAUN-IT Fkhtmu 99th" 1*4* STUDIO SEE EVENING 9 WAIJ. ITREET WEEK •S T.FJ. CLUB ABC NEWS NEWS ■ WHATS HAPPENING!! Il:» ©MOVIE-(COMEDY) ••*! "Oaerattaa •:M NBC NEWS STUDIO SEE 9 FARM DIGEST rritsi CBS NEWS ABC NEWS A FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Baby Blue 1:M STAR TREK WRITING FOR A REASON MS NBC NEWS Marine 1»7« SUn Jan-Michael Vincent. CANDID CAMERA CBS NEWS OORBHV. IM SANFORD AND SON WRITING FOR A REASON March 4 MY THREE SONS 8BANANA SWEEPSTAKES Sunday MACNETL-LEHRER REPORT IM SANFORD AND SON ACADEMY LEADERS JOKERS WILD MY THREE SONS 929 NEWS VM HOLLYWOOD SQUARES MACNETL-LEHRER REPORT THE TONIGHT SHOW MS ( t DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE POP GOBS THE COUNTRY JOKERS WILD MOVTE -(SUSPENSE) ••* "V. • 19 ( 1 CATHOLIC MASS DICK CAVETT SHOW MS THAT GOOD OLE NASHVILLE iMHTl 7.49 ( i OLD TTME GOSPEL HOUR NEWLYWED GAME MUSIC BARETTA B TOBACCO TALK LITTLE HOUSE ON THE 9 WOODY WOODPECKER AND 11:17 JUKEBOX 7:19 REVIVAL TABERNACLE PRAIRIE FRIENDS law THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL REV GENTRY FARMER © BOXY 9 DICK CAVETT SHOW 147 MOVIE -(ADVENTURE-DRAMA) MS VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS m BOX MOYERS'JOURNAL 9 NEWLYWED GAME •••• Tke Adie—nsT 1M7 REX HUMRARD 9 SALVAOB-I Ml 9 CHER. AND fcM 9 TAKE FIVE SESAME STREET MS © FLATBUSH JIMMY SWAGG ART Ml » MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES MARRIED THE FIRST YEAR MS THE STORY 'Jennifer A Woman's Story11*7* Stan: COUSTEAU ODYSSEY Saturday March 3 SHOW MY PEOPLE Montgomery, Scott Hylands EIGHT IS ENOUGH MS GOSPEL SOWING JUBILEE STUDS LONKJAN SUNDAY MORNING ADVOCATES ONE DAY AT A TIME Ml fAOeUCULTUBE USA INSIGHT BOW THE WEST WAS WON DANCE IN AMERICA MS FARM REPORT 9:19 WORLD TOMORROW MOVTE -(WESTERN) •* ANIMALS. ANIMALS, ANIMALS IMS NEW SHAPES IN EDUCATION ■OT FUDGE SESAME STREET TM DUSTYS TREEHOUSE REVIVAL IN AMERICA IMS DAMAN!) AL BAPTIST CHURCH Bobby Jack's Style Shop YOGTS SPACE RACE HI VICE W DAY OF DISCOVERY 1507 East Mein SCOOBYS ALL-STARS | REVIVAL HOUR FANTASTIC FOUR 11:99 j P IT IS W9UI1BVI Try s cot that GODZILLA SUPER M 1 REBOP BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD 1 ONEWAY 11:19 | | BLUEGRASS PERSONALmES wUI last * last! CHALLENGE OF THE SUPER B FACE THE NATION ■ STVUtOSEE Looks as good tomorrow AFTEM400N TARTAN AND THE SUPER 1149 9 YOUR GOVERNMENT as it sloes today DIRECTIONS 19:17 9 METRIC MARVELS ZOOM Brinfl Thii Ad With You 1149 A FRED AND BARNEY SHOW ROBERT SCHULLER For a Fran Shampoo 9 FANGFACE IMS 9 MEET THE PBBBB ll-W 9 JETSONS NEWSMAKER "79 9 NEW SHAPES: EDUCATION ONCE UPON A CLASSIC HOURS: Tuns. - Fri. No AppoiBtment B PINK PANTHER SHOW 149 9 COLLEGE BASKETBALL "79 10 am -6 pm 11:17 9 METRIC MARVELS CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES Necessary APPROACHES TO HIGH SCHOOL Sat. 8 am - 2 pm AFTERNOON LEARNING-DISCIPLINE ■ lfj-#M* TwB waT9 99119*an* HI NEW LIFE i 3-1-79 Fit. March 23 CLARK EQUIPMENT PLACEMENT INTERVIEW Wed.. March 7 MADEIRA CITY SCHOOL Mini-seminars DISTRICT OHIO COMPANY PROCEDURES Positions: Product Design. Ap- 1978 GRADUATES: Do you have 1. All interviews will be held in the CANCELLED EKU CAMPUS IN- TERVIEWS plications. New and Current Product questions or concerns about employment Division of Career Development & Engineering Assistant Trainees interviews? Placement, 319 Jones Building. Thurv. March 8 METROPOLITAN Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in The Division of Career Development and 2. Students who wish to schedule in- PUBLIC SCHOOLS - NASHVILLE Industrial Technology Placement is sponsoring a mini-seminar terviews must sign up in person at the Positions: Interviewing all 1979-80 on DO'S. DON'TS * HOW TO'S of em Division office, 319 Jones Building, leaching candidates certified to teach ployment interviews on the following Monday ■ Friday from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. vocational subjects. Summer positions dates 3. Interview sign-up starts after Taes.. March 28 BROWNING CEDAR POINT. INC. - Sandusky. Ohio Thurs.. March I. 6 I* 7:36 p.m. organizations are announced in the KYI or MANUFACTURING DIVISION will be interviewing for Summer Em- POWELL BUILDING CONFERENCE the PLACEMENT PIPELINE. (EMERSON ELECTRIC CO.) ployees Friday. March 2. IN THE BLUE ROOM iCl. 4. The minimum requirement for Positions: Manufacturing Trainees ROOM OF KEEN JOHNSON BUILDING Mon.. March 5. 4 - 5:» p.m. - POWELL- scheduling an interview is the completion Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in One of Ohio's and America's Largest BUILDING - CONFERENCE ROOM (C) and filing of a data sheet which is available Industrial Technology - Mechanical Amusement Parks located on Shores of Interested participants are requested to in the Division office, 319 Jones Building. Background I -ike Erie. Over twenty different types of Tues.. March 28 MOORE BUSINESS sign up for either session in the Career positions available. Development & Placement Office. 319 FORMS Must be at least 18 years old. Housing is Interviews Positions: Sales Marketing Jones Building Each session is limited to available at nominal cost. 25 students PH. March z F * R LAZARUS COMPANY Representatives Wages: $2.75 hour plus $.25 hr. bonus Positions: Merchandising or Operations Qualifications: Bachelors or Higher those completing contract. Six day - 48 Trainees Degree in Business Administration or hour work week. Qualifications: Bachelors or MBA in Liberal Arts Degree with sales For additional information, brochures Federal internships Business Administration or Mer- background or experience. and scheduling of interviews, contact the The Teacher Corp Intern Program is chandising who wish to enter Retailing Career Development & Placement Office. now accepting applications from in- Field Tues.. Thurs.. March 28-22 U.S. MARINE CORPS 319 Jones Building terested students Interns would be in- Tues.. March t ROSE'S STORES, INC. Positions: Officer appointments are volved in specific educational projects Positions: Retail Store Mgmt Trainees available as Pilots, Infantry, Artillery, designed lo strengthen the educational Qualifications: Bachelor's or Higher CUMBERLAND GAP NATIONAL Military Police - Corrections, intelligence, HISTORICAL PARK - Summer Youth opportunities available to children in Degree in Bus. Adm., Merchandising or Supply. Finance. Judge Advocate. areas having concentrations of low-income Liberal Arts with Retailing Experience. Conservation Corp Program is now ac- Qualifications: All majors interested in cepting applications, until March 23, 1979 (amilies. Internships run for 2 full years, career opportunities. preceded by an intense orientation period Wed.. March 7 RYDER TRUCK LINES, for the following full-time positions at the Note: Special Marine Officer Training Park: during the summer Applicants must have INC. Program for underclass students - Platoon a B.S. degree and no prior teaching ex- Positions: Operations - Sales Training Camp Director - GS-9 - $7.65 HR Em- Leader Class Monday thru Friday LOVEOFUFE 848 DOCTORS (THUR., FRI.) Daytime FAMILY FEUD GUIDING LIGHT 11:18 CBS NEWS IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING NEWS BULLETIN (THUR. FRI.) W&S&COfltinU M from paaa tnraa... B MORNING ANOTHER WORLD (THUR., AFTERNOON ft CHARLIE'S ANGELS 9 GOOD MORNING AMERICA U) 846 W THE JEf PERSONS 848 \ b CAPTAIN KANGAROO NOON TODAY GIUJGAN-S ISLAND 1848 W KAZ 8:18 i 1 A.M. WEATHER YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 848 DATING GAME (EXC THUR) 9 VEGA* 8:16 i t IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING KM* PYRAMID OVER EASY 1848 9 SCHUBERTIADE 848 i b PHIL DONAHUE SHOW BOB BRAUN SHOW (THUR., HAPPY'S HOUR 1148 BOS NEWS 5 FTJNTSTONES NEWS BULLETIN (THUR.. FRI.) 1148 •> THE TONIGHT SHOW t GENERAL HOSPITAL SEARCH FOR TOMORROW BATMAN W CBS LATE MOVIE 646 l b ALL IN THE FAMILY IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING M-AAR (EXC THUR) a POLICE WOMAN MANNIX 1648 6 i CARD SHARKS RYAN'S HOPE 146 * TOMORROW 5 KENTUCKY MORNING DAYS OF OUR LIVES (EXC. THUR.. ADDAMS FAMILY 846 W TAKE FIVE 1 MARCUS WELBY. M.D PETTICOAT JUNCTION 1646 9 D ALL STAR Secret! MATCH GAME (EXC. THUR) BRADY BUNCH (EXC WED.) 3 PRICE B RIGHT (EXC. THUR.) ALL MY CHILDREN BEVERLY HILLBILLIES $48 j$ ARTHUR SMITH SHOW 1 IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING DAYS OP OUR LIVES (THUR.. ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW B 788 CLUB 1647 a !) NEWS BULLETIN MISTER ROGERS 648 W PTL CLUB-TALK AND |]M '1 AS THE WORLD TURNS i HIGH ROLLERS , S, raCWED, VARIETY t HAPPY DAYS DOCTORS (EXC THUR, FRI.) $:16 9% • NEwV 748 B> TODAY 1148 a t WHEEL OF FORTUNE ONE LIFE TO LIVE ELECTRIC COMPANY MIDNIGHT MOVIES ADM.SS.ON .,«> UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES Fri. March 2. . . High Anixety Tha Univararty Film Sa< « movm are pmrnlid in Paarl Buchanan Theatre. Kaan Sat. March 3 The Fury Johraon Building, ••van mana par waak at ma lutad lima. Plaaaa watch achadula for ttar starting tima a* they vary with tha langth of film. Admmion n SI.00 and limitad to EKU student*, faculty, staff, and guaati. For additional information call ttudant activitio. A DAY AT THE RACES : Wed., Thurs. ft. Fri. Feb. 28. Mar 1 A 2 IM[WI(lviaOfilSlfiai.MIHARVfYI(Ofil.iUI Sat.. Sun. ft. Mon. Mar. 3, 4 ft 5 Tues. Si Wed. Mat. 6 A 7 ,.♦* '.V.V.V.V.VaV