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Vol. SB • No. M Official Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University Thursday. April 16, two In College of Law Enforcement Richmond. Ky. 40475 Dissension, lack of academic freedom problems. say three faculty members By DF.AN HOLT not as part ot an acaaemic program Some proposals are killed at the choosing new faculty members One of City Editor The dean of the college. Robert W department level, while some are killed the three also contended that the Dissension has arisen in the Posey, however is in favor of retaining at the college level of consideration, he college is hiring people with police University's College of Law En- the course as he says it teaches the added background used as the most important forcement over the role faculty morals of firearms useage to the Changing curriculum on campus is a criterium for their employment For members should have in making text- students Another faculty member longdrawnout process, he commented example, there is only on* person book selections, changing course contended that the course is a training Any major change has to be channeled currently in the college of Law En- curriculum and choosing new faculty course and not an academically through specified University forcement with a doctors degree in members, three instructors in that oriented course. procedures in order to be approved. criminal justice college claim. Retired faculty member Hugh M. Bagby said "Input by faculty on hiring should be According to one of the three faculty Byrd, who formally taught the course "I basically, in most of the occasions, an open thing where they have com- members in the college, academic at the University said the course covers 'in which he receives proposals from ment on who will be their colleagues," freedom is virtually non-existent; in- the legal, moral and ethical uses of faculty" forward the request ... it's my another faculty member added. structors in the college are finding, deadly force at length along with job to submit those " "For the student's well-being, the among other problems, that changing dealing with the different types of Bagby continued, saying that there conservative and more liberal beliefs the curriculum of courses is a difficult firearms. Byrd now lives in Berea. are some books used in his department, should form a balance among task. "When we want to create a new as pointed out by the faculty members, faculty that doesn't exist now." he "The primary cause for this course to keep the curriculum updated, which are traditionally a part of the added Posey rebutted the idea, that dissension is a concern on the part of a he (Posey) refuses ..There's two ways: program One instructor said that in at faculty members have no role in hiring, number of faculty members of the the Posey way and the wrong way." one least one course, which he identified as by saying. "They have an opportunity if quality of education. We don't believe instructor said. Even though an introduction to law enforcement they want to participate, in case the that we're fulfilling our ethical curriculum committees have been course, one of the textbooks used has department chairman was hiring responsibility of providing the student created by departments in the past. long been outdated because of advances someone The faculty member could go with the best education we can offer." Posey has not allowed many changes to made In recent years. in and talk..." He said the department one faculty member of the college said take place, the disgrunted faculty Posey said the book in question is a chairmen make their recom- "There is no systematic faculty input member added "cookbook" type of text which has yet mendations on who to hire for a par- on items which directly concern them," Rick Givan. associate professor of to be equaled by other authors. He ticular position and that their proposal another instructor said. Not only is police administration, said he was contends that other introductory books is processed through college and there no input into the courses offered fairly satisfied with the classes he use the currently used book as their University administrators and their composition, but also in how teaches hut that some aspects of the basis Bagby said when he is questioned Richard Snarr, professor of the courses should relate to each other, programs could be changed, hut not by faculty over the choice of a textbook correctional services who. along with the instructor said, elaborating that without a major restructuring of the for a class in his department, he asks Giles Black, professor of police ad- some students have commented that classes being required as a result. the faculty if there is a better book ministration, said that last year when a there is a considerable amount of Robert E. Bagby. chairman of the available than the one currently being faculty member was being hired, the overlapping material in the college's Department of Police Administration, used faculty in the department had a chance courses said there have been, upon occasion, "If the rationale is sound for change to review the candidates for the position The instructor, along with two other times in which faculty members of the and if it can be proven to be better than and reach a consensus about whom to faculty members requested that their department have spoken to him about what you're presently doing. I say that hire "The two faculty members were names not be used courses and textbooks used for their the chances are much better ifor sitting in on this interview with Posey. i "There is no question, .what they classes Generally, when such a topic changes to be adapted) if the questions One faculty member said that the really need to do is to just start at arises, all of the instructors teaching can be answered satisfactorily," Bagby only time interviews are conducted by Dogging it ground zero, with the textbooks and the course or using a book which is said Mr continued, saying that for each the college are. to his knowledge, when rebuild the program from that point, being questioned, have reached a text which may be rejected for one only one person is usually interviewed Beth Martin and "Adieus," her dog, play ball in the ravine as warm weather another faculty member said consensus abmil the issue before reason or another, a new text probably and "it's a foregone conclusion that settles on the University. Martin is a junior general business major from Each of the Instructors cited one bringing it to him. he said has been brought into use without they will be offered a position." If an Lexington (photo by Steve Brown) course. PAD 307 ifirearms), as a He continued saying that through questions being caused concerning it interview is conducted. course which needs to either be revised instructors bringing their problems to I'osey added it is his feeling that there The College of Law Enforcement or abolished by the college. It was the him. the initial level for expression of are no courses on campus which could operates a committee, composed of the r contention of one of the faculty mem- concerns is present "I think the not stand improvements college's four department chairmen. Periscope bers that the course belongs in police disappointment comes when the people According to the three instructors. the directors of extended programs, Next year's Student Senate 2 departments' training programs and don't get the results they desire " facility in the college have no role in ISH CHANGES, pao* 16) presidential and vice- editorials presidential elections feature five news-lealures M slates of candidates. News Editor organizations 9-10 Janet Jacobs summarizes the sports 11-11 platforms of each on pages 5-6. arts 14-15 Student Senators reminded Senate elections are slated for next Tuesda\. of upcoming presidential elections Powell tells Faculty Senate By JANET JACOBS check-cashing policy amount ot money presently requirements are very strict, News Editor Carl Kremer. also of this committee, A tentative ethics code for SA elec- he said. An announcement of the Student stated that the meal plan survey for tions was presented by Debbie Pelle. Kremer said that Thomas Lindquist. Salary i Association presidential vice Martin Hall would be completed next Improvements and changes will be director of the Division of Public presidential elections to be held April 15 week. A satisfactory rate of 69 percent discussed in a meeting this afternoon Safety, asked for interested senators to from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. by Tim Adkins. was found in Sidney Clay Cafeteria In executive reports. Vice-President participate in a study for rezoning of chairman of the elections committee, Chairman of the Academic Affairs in "good budget' Tim Butler explained the Constitutional parking on campus led the Student Senate activities Committee, Sandy Beck, announced Amendment which required re-wording "It would be good input in an area the By JANETJACOBS was at least recognized, added Powell Tuesday. that the Teacher Information File was prior to receiving the approval of the student body is always complaining News Editor The budget also included appropriation The five candidates participated in a presented by Jane Frye at the Faculty Board of Regents. about." he said. The study would be In his address to the Faculty Senate necessary to reduce the contribution by two-hour debase following S?nate Senate meeting Monday and tentatively Butler discussed three amendments done this semester and recom Monday. President J.C. Powell stated faculty to the teacher retirement Showcase night, where each senator passed to the original amendment on im- mendations would be made for next that appropriations for Kentucky's system In reports of officers and committees. was requested to bring one guest to The Committee on Committees set up peachment: that the President would year budget for institutions of higher increase awareness of senate activities end-of-the-year goals for each com- reside over the impeachment, that the The annual Spring Arts and Crafts education were "not what the council Ted Smith, chairman of the Faculty A presidential debate was also an- mittee and gave them to President chief justice would preside over the Fair, scheduled for April 24 has over 20 recommended but were fortunate, in Senate, reported on the meeting of the nounced for Wednesday at 6 p.m on Chris Kremer, according to chairman removal and to increase the necessary craftsmen entered, said Kremer. ad some respects, lor higher education Congress of Senate Faculty leaders Dr. Keith W. Algier. professor of channel 2 on campus television Karen Chrisman. amount of senate voting from two- ding that Skip Daugherty. director of ■"All in all. given the conditions of the history, was introduced by Dr Chris Senator David Grise reported on the Charles Floyd, chairman of the thirds plus one to three-fourths These Student Activities and Organizations, Commonwealth's economy in general market basket survey for the Student Finance Committee, reported that Earl passed unanimously. offered to get ice cream and en- and looking at other states. I think we Laird, chairman of the Election Rights and Responsibilities Committee. Baldwin was making up the Student Butler also asked for senators in- tertainment to increase participation did very well." commented Powell Committee, as the new faculty regent He said that the cost of 12 specific items Association ISA) budget for next year terested in investigating needed Kremer also commented on the little "It's a good budget under the cir- He will take office at the April 26 Board was averaged at S12.36 and that there and that it would be presented at the changes in the Scotia Mining amount of campaigning being done in cumstances " of Regents meeting was not a great variation in price next meeting. He added that the SA Memorial Disaster Fund which offers a this year's presidential elections and Powell explained the $4,300,000 ap- A proposal passed for the Election among the stores surveyed. Groceries would probably have to take cuts, scholarship to high school seniors. They that the public relations committee was propriation for faculty and staff salary Committee to address itself to the procedures for electing the faculty I were checked for price, hours and though they will apply for a larger have a large amount of money, but IS" CONTEST, pao* 16) improvements, distributed on the basis of the council's original figures, in- regent and report to the senate in May cluding $500,000 for institutions that A motion made by Dr Nancy Lee- might suffer financial loss due to tuition Riffe. chairman of the committee on History professor levels revision of the faculty handbook, Now that Kentucky's budget is passed which allowed for the com- passed, the president said, the pilation of senate actions to be for- Algier University can now concludethe budget warded to the University committee, process the new budget, he said, will chaired by Vice President Donald provide for continuation of services: Feltner. for revision of the handbook. elected seven and one-half percent will be for They also voted to authorize con- faculty and staff increases. $118.000 will tinuation of this ad hoc committee to assist in offsetting the additional cost of communicate further with the to regents Social Security matching that will cost University committee Dr. Keith W. Algier, professor of the University $250,000 and operating In old business, a motion for earlier Faculty Senate elections failed, three history, was elected last week as expenses are in the vicinity of five faculty representative to the Univer- percent senate members were elected to review the present parking plan and report in sity's Board of Regents. Algier, along In the second year of the budget, September and an ad hoc committee with current faculty regent Dr. Richard salary increases will rise to nine per was formed to research alternative U-e Gentry, was involved in the run- cent and operating expenses stay near plans for academic scheduling by off election for the position. five percent Because neither of the two final "The inflation rate last year was December of 1980 This committee would take into considerabon such candidates had gained the majority of somewhere in the vicinity of 13 and one- factors as parking, the gasoline votes needed in order to win the post in half percent The new increases are to situation and time for committee an earlier election, the run-off was held. offset this." said Powell. "This was our meetings and faculty research Algier. who has been at the first priority and. I think I can say. our University since 1965. received 292 only priority." A matter of special order was votes out of the 484 ballots cast last Though no equity money, which the brought before the senate by Dr Klaus week while Gentry, professor of Council sought, was given, the principle IS" ROWLETT. paga 16) secondary and higher education, received 192 votes. In the earlier balloting. Gentry Applications available received 154 of the 491 votes that were cast. Algier received 123. Charles Applications for editorial positions on editor, city editor, art:- editor, Nelson, chairman of the Foreign The Eastern Progress will be available organizations editor, circulation Languages Department, received 122 on Friday. April 11 in the newspaper's manager and staff artist ballots and Paul D Blanchard. office on the fourth floor of the Jones associate professor of political science, Building Students interested in such pr it ions Blowln' in the wind received 92 votes. Applicants may be considered for all need not be journalism rr.ijors The results of elections were an- positions including editor-in-chief, Deadline for applications to «- ac- Freshman home economics student Laura Flowers found ravine this week. Flowers is from Glasgow, (photo by Brli nounced Monday afternoon during the managing editor, business manager, cepted is April 18 For further in- herself losing her papers in the breeze while studying in the PotU) Faculty Senate meeting. news editor, features editor, sports formation, call the Progress at 3106.
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IPM Editorials Election warrants student response On Tuesday, an important event instead, to find a student or faculty 1 will occur on the University member who was unaware of the campus upcoming election It will determine the course that It is a shame that the tremendous the University embarks on for the interest generated by last year's W/WlED upcoming year in such areas as election has not carried over to this student rights and issues, as well year as general campus progress Regardless of who is to blame for II may make a tremendous this failure, whether it be the difference on whether or not the candidates or the student body, the University moves forward or back- importance of the election should ward in regard to many much- not be undermined. needed changes The best persons should be Ironically enough this important elected to the offices in the election event has gone virtually unnoticed, on Tuesday Thus, it should be the with many University students duty of every University student to unaware that it is soon to take familiarize himself with the place candidates and their platforms, so The event, of course is the April that an intelligent choice might be 15Student Association presidential made. and vice presidential election It should also be noted that it will This election will determine who be the winners of Tuesday's the student leaders in student election who will represent the t «Toh* \A4bsW government will be next year student viewpoints to the A f/ew Hori**. There are five teams of can- University administration next didates vying for the Student year Party* Association leadership for the Therefore, it is imperative that upcoming academic year the student body participate in the Among the candidates are John election process of its leaders Webster and his running mate Nick through their right to vote Kropacek representing the New Student support must be Cla^burr Trowfell Horizon Party Ron Nelson and generated so that the winners of TVa*k Consalo Chris Woods of the Optimist Party. the election will be credible in the !>>n McNa> and Karen Chnsman eyes of the administration as Regressive rVfy" !rom the Enlightenment Party. representing the true views of the Clayburn Trowell and Charles student body Hoyd of the Progressive Party. In the past, it should be said that and running unaffiliated with a on many occasions, proposals by party are Frank Consaloand Steve the Student Association were not U>ks for S-fucM Associd-ffan PreskW C(oU(g){ McKinley credibly considered by the Last year, the presidential and University administration, solely vice presidential elections on the assertion that the student established a new record for government only represented the student voter turnout This views of a minority of students editor's mailbag— probabh came about because of Students should support the crease ol 2fi hours per week taking away my choice of whether or Progress with their changes just six the hotly-contested race between Student Association and vote for As chairman of the Committee on not to attend is an injustice the two legitimate candidates and Endorsement weeks prior to graduation This shows the candidates of their choice on Committees. Karen Chnsman coor- While the I'mversity feels it particular unconcern for out-of-state their running mates Dear Editor Tuesday dinates the senate's actions Both she necessary to cancel the baccalaureate students who must now change The campaign was probably This letter is to endorse the can- and Don know how the senate works they still see fit to retain the schedule didacv of Don McNay and Karen reservations and hope that their unprecedented in University It must be emphasized that often, and sometimes why it doesn't) t'nlike for Alumni Day This clearly illustrates families can still travel to Richmond (hnsman (or the office of president and history It featured scores of ad- other candidates, they would not need to me where this university's priorities for the graduation This whole matter tangent goals are a long time in vice president of the Student to spend the first part of their term and true interests lie - with its alumni serves to epitomize the way in which vertising gimmicks, as well as being accomplished Change does Association learning the ropes " more so than its students the administration of this university unparalleled student involvement not occur overnight. I have worked with Don and Karen Those of us who are already active in As far as President Powell regretting operates in a less than democratic Suffice to say. publicity of the for three years and can attest to their However, it always begins at the student government know of Don and that he will no longer be able to per- fashion and I resent being forced to integrity, sincerity and ability The election was not a problem last same starting point That simply Karen's dedication to the goals of the sonally present each diploma who take part in an "experiment'' which I Student Rights and Responsibilities year It could probably be said that is. a person's responsibility to Student Association I hope that the wants to receive something so im- had no part in designing. Committee, of which Don is chairman, it might have been a problem. prospect of an open and effective portant from someone they've never exercise his right to vote has been one of the most effective McNay • Chnsman administration will seen before anyway? A diploma from Sincerely. Per»pec»iv© senate committees this vear compel even the most indifferent this I'niversity is also a disgrace While Re Clarke His committee is largelv responsible student to cast a ballot this year it states what degree has been con- 265 Clay Hall for the newly extended hours available Sincerely. ferred upon you. it fails to state what in the Begles Building The committee David Grise that degree has been earned in' has also been active in the areas of Student Senator Finally, the matter of changing the Golden consumer protection, revising the meal date from Sunday to Saturday. This plan and improving the parking ap- question particularly interested me so I Thank You peals system Elect Trowell attempted to find an answer I was silence Karen Chnsman. as Senate Com- referred to Doug Whitlock. executive Dear editor: mittee on Committee's chairman, has Kditor assistant to the president. Mr Whitlock I would like to take this opportunity to ■ obi* »at«r taken a committee that has been I would like to urge the voters of the readily admitted to me that he really thank the two women who found a ring I traditionally dormant and made it an student bodv to elect Clayburn Trowell didn't know too much about this since had lost in the Foster Music Building active viable force within the senate as president of the Student Association he wasn't involved in the revamping last week. The ring means a great deal Human beings are sensitive mine made a stereotyped remark Don and Karen are qualified and I feel that he and his running mate. and also that the same thing could be to me and I was very relieved when it 1 ready to assume the offices of president Charles Floyd, have the experience creature -. Because of this, most of about Jews. It just so happened (we said of the president was returned to Walters' desk last and vice president of the Student five years between them> in student Thursday evening us, in tr>ing to be considerate LATER learned) that my uncle's He did however, attempt to answer Association If elected. I am confident senate and the know ledge to do the job my question He said that many people I regret that I did not have the op- humans, spend a lot of our time date was Jewish. that they can serve the student body They would also he hard workers for were upset because graduation con- portunity to thank the women in person trving to please people in what we Too frequently, we learn of our effectively and professionally I hope the goodwill of Kastern's student bodv flicted w ith Mother's Day Well, no one but I want them to know that I ap- say or do Sensitivity, then, can mistakes in tactlessness almost that you will please consider them on Working with Clayburn through IFC. asked me and quite frankly. I couldn't preciate the effort they took to return become a downfall immediaiel>. Our usual response? A Apnl 15 I have seen his hard work and progress think of a better gift for my mother. the ring to me Often, since we're far from surprised and very embarrassed Sincerely for thus group and I feel he is more than In conclusion. I feel this whole matter OirisKremer qualified to represent the students of perfect. we manage to stick a foot "Oh" or "I'm terribly sorry. was handled shoddily and un- Very truly yours, President this campus as president dcr handed I y They've made us wait or both feet, depending upon the Our lack of quick thinking and Man ia L Sommers Student Association Furthermore I hope the students will two-thirds of the semester and then slap Administrator-Counselor. degree of tactlessness) in our our carelessness makes us feel like get out and vote It is important to vote us in the face through an article in The Wa Hers Hall mouths. royal fools. for the candidate that you think will "'Think before you speak." my Gossip, whether it is among close Candidate letter best represent you in issues such as tather tried to pound into my head friends, family members or fellow tuition price controls, open house To the Kditor policies and having a voice on the when I »as growing up. workers, has gotten us all into piles I would like to endorse Clayburn Hoard of Regents Clayburn and Before I learned my lesson (or at of trouble at one time or Trowell and Charles Floyd, Charles have the experience, deter- least most of it). I spent a lot of time another-more than we care to presidential and vice presidential mination and dedication for the job. vtanding in corners, having my desk admit. candidates, respectively (or the Student Sincerely. pushed out in the hall and writing "I First, you tell one person one Association Benjamin C Dunn Being a former president of the will learn to shut up" 500 times. little. insignificant, but very President Sigma Pi Fraternity Kappa Alpha order and now serving as Such a price to pay just for personal item in "strictest con- president of the Inter Fraternity talking at a young and impetuous fidence" and before you know it, Council. I have had a chance to work age. Children were meant to be seen EVERYONE knows it. with and get to know Clayburn and Graduation gripe and not heard. Charles on a personal basis This type of situation is bad Dear editor The "open mouth, insert foot" enough without any further Bot h Clayburn and Charles are highly qualified: they have five years of I am distraught and very upset at the process is necessary, for instance, complications arising, such as "mis- lack of student 'especially senior' Rob Dollar Editor combined service on the Student Belly Ann Goias Business Manager when you say to someone "My. information." In other words, the Association I feel experience is representation in the alteration of OCR commencement ceremonies But after Robin Paler Managing Editor vou've lost weight, huh"? Re- gossipper can't even get the gossip necessary in serving productively 1 Janet Jacobs News t^Uor sponse: "No Whs Do I need to?" straight. These gentlemen know how to work for four years here at Eastern. I have seen this lack of concern for the students' Brian Blair Fealares Editor Or how about when you meet Gossip can bring on problems the students, through the ad- ministration. interests many times before While I Jeff Smiley Sports Editor sour brother's girlfriend (one of with your friends and can change recognize the need to alter the I encourage all persons to show their Donna Bunch Organizations Editor many) and you get her name the way they feel about you ceremony I fail to see the vast im- support for these two candidates Markila SheHmrae Arts Editor confused with another's b> calling overnight It's a disheartening provement -to be gotten through this Sincerely. new format Dean Moll Clly Editor her Julie instead of Shelley "Who's thing when suddenly, someone has Phil Burgess But what angers me the most is the J.D. Crowe Suff ArUf, Julie? the upset girl would ask, a bad opinion of you just because President, IFC fact that we were not asked or con- JesseWUmoik Circulation manager leaving your brother with a red face; they listened to a piece of gossip sulted in the matter at all. Although hasing to spit out a quick J.D. Brookshire Advertising that may indeed be untrue and Elect McNay there may be no actual regulation explanation. unfair calling for student representation on all The ability to communicate Whenever you feel that surge of Dear Editor university committees, up until now I Member ol Associated CaUeglate Press Association, Columbia ivcMtasUr verbally is a valuable, but pro- gossip or verbal diarrhea coming on On April 15 E K I' students will once have never been aware of a "studen- Press Association and Keatacky Intercollegiate Press Association. blematic thing. Sometimes, talking try to control it. Remember that again have an opportunity to choose tless" committee Represented for national advertising by the CoUege Advertising Sales and new leaders (or the Student Service, lac. Chicago. ML too much can cause much embarras- silence can be golden-what people If they ire going to the trouble of Association I hope that each student sment, especially when you don't don't know won't hurt them. But gathering everyone at Hanger Field, Published each Thursday dating the regular school year except for will take time to cast his or her ballot why don't they just conduct the entire vacation and riamfasatioa periods at Eastern Kentuckv UitversHy by know what you're spouting off what they DO know, can do damage - We are fortunate to have five slates of ceremony there ' And if it rains, we'll ■•shortly of the Board of Regents Ihroagh the Student Publication. Board about It's much better if you just sit to all concerned. sincere and enthusiastic candidates be back in the coliseum and once again Oplilim expressed berete are those of stsdeat editors or other signed silently and try to appear intelligent When Calvin Coolidge was One slate, however, stands out as the confronting the original problem of writers aod do oot necessarily represent the views of this university Ad- when you are among a group of President of the U.S., he was poked most promising and best qualified Don overcrowding The individual recep- ver thing appear Inn ia this sewipaper Is Intended to help the reader bay people who are discussing some fun at by the American for his McNay and Karen Chnsman are tions between J-5 p m have me Any false or misleading advertising sbsaM he reported to the Business veteran senators who are currently topic thai is "Greek" to you. quietness. On one occasion, a visitor somewhat puzzled too Where are there Manager. The Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building Second class serving in senate leadership positions 10 individual sites on this campus to postage paid at Rich at—d. Ky. IS475 People tend to put their guards to the White House told Coolidge As chairman of the Student Rights comfortably accomodate the graduates Eastern Kenterhy IMvrrsity Is aa equal opportunKv. affirmative action that her friend had told her that she up when they first meet someone and Responsibilities Committee. Don and their guests'* empteveraisd does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion sex new couldn't get three words out of him. McNay has led his committee in pur Another "modification'' in this new national origin or handicap ia the ad mission to. or participation hi any Other times, people simply don't The woman added, "I said to her, suing such projects as the Student format is the cancellation of the bac- edacatisaal pr.gr. m or activity watch K conducts. Any complaint arhtng by think first before speaking We've 'I'm sure I can."* Handbook, consumer surveys of calaureate I realize that attendance of reason of a Urged dkcrimination shonld be directed hi writing to Dr Rebecca groceries and gasoline stations in Rich all done it a million times. "You loae," Coolidge was quoted this program was not mandatory in Broaddas. Affirmative Action Officer. Million House. HOI. Campos mood and extending the hours of telephone aaaiher CS-lZH. v.anp— A few months ago, for example, order to graduate, yet many of us find as saying. campus recreational facilities It was at a familv gathering, a relative of Perhaps he had the right idea. meaning in a blessing as we embark on Don's bill that led to the last -uch in- a new way of life I feel that completely K * ■v t Page :i - Vol. SK - \« ZX The I■..i-li'i ii Progress News/ FeaturesIhiiisd.,^IMWI-.II.I* Apriltrail III.i», 1*11i •■•*' Seminars offered Kersey's corrections career in health not barred at Blackburn Her duties include being in charge of Bv MARKITA still HI IRNE to talk to the guys, knowing what they care visitation, searching the person and are feeling " The University is sponsoring a Arts Editor belongings of the visitors on entry, Since one is required to have a year's "It's not like bars and guys banging number of seminars and workshops for accounting for the prisoners in a cer- experience to work in the capacity health care professionals on them with their tin cups." tain unit, assigning them work and Kersey plans when she finishes school, The instruction, directed by the "It's like a college campus." transferring inmates to other prisons. the work at Blackburn is essential College of Allied Health and Nursings So Gina Kersey explained the at Kersey's face breaks into a wide grin She says that she believes everyone office of continuing education, will mosphere of her job to a visitor when she admits that the men in her planning to work in corrections should Upon being questioned, she hastened include profession are. on the whole, prejudiced have the chance to work at such an April 9. Increasing Organizational to note that Blackburn, the prison against women entering their line of institution while they are in school where she works as a guard, is hardly Team Building [effectiveness, open to work F.xtra money is not so bad either she administrators, managers and others comparable to a "typical" prison, The glint in her eyes tells the visitor adds especially unlike Attica or New Mexico mi staff development. 8:30 a nv, their beliefs aren't going to defer her Kersey became interested in Perkins Building. prisons. any corrections when, while attending April 17. Personal Values arid The University senior works at the Despite the feeling of the 12 Western Kentucky University, she Professional Life. Boone Tavern. Lexington minimum security in- guards on her shift, there are four stitution three days a week as studied criminology in a general Berea. 6 30 p.m women She says they are "respectful sociology course April 18. Management in Food Ser- preparation for future work in to me as a woman but they don't think Shesays. "I just like It-it's different vice, open to food service supervisors, corrections, her major at the women should be in a men's prison " it's not like sitting liehind a desk every consulting dietitians, administrators, University. Obviously Kersey disagrees and even day for eight hours typing " The Bowling Green native says that and directors of nursing in long-term quickly adds that she would prefer to Moving to the University this year lo care facilities, Perkins Building. she would prefer to stay at a minimum stay at the men's institution security prison where the inmates are finish her education and lake her major April 24. Research With Human In Kentucky, at least, the women's courses was a big change for Kersey Subjects, » am . Perkins Building rather free Blackburn does not use prisons are all mixed and don't divide bars, guns, uniforms or watchtovers as She left home for the first time and April 25. Kliminating Self Defeating their inmates like the men's prisons experienced living on campus Behaviors, <) am. Perkins Building. one would normally expect to see May H. Communications for the After visiting other prisons. Kersey Professional. 9am. Perkins Building. explains that the "medium security is a 'In a class...it's different from working in a Complete information on these typical prison " workshops may be obtained by calling She says with a quiet smile, "It's kind prison-knowing how to talk to the guys" or .writing Lynn Voight in the College's of a wierd feeling to feel those bars closing behind you " Thus, the guards are exposed to every She was able to lake classes that office of continuing education, caliber of criminal really concerned her major Correc telephone 622 2143 Quiet and rather shy with softly curling light brown hair. Kersey hardly Although she has had problems with lional study is not olfered at Western prisonei.- in Blackburn, she says they €j*> AS » fits the image of a prison guard She sees no formidable differences She rather lacks the rough language, are not nearly as severe as she would expect in a Kentucky women's prison between the University and Western hard look and toughened image of a She laughs as she says. "1 about died guard Her primary problems are with prisoners who ignore her assignments when 1 got here and there weren't any Her room, with the exception of a few hills "It's not that much different." books on corrections and prisons, gives "I don't know if it's because I'm a opens student or a woman or because I'm so she claimed "Classes are about the no hint of her interest or her job same, people- are about the same " On a shelf above her bed sits a young I guess it's like they're trying to Gina Kersey, a senior corrections major from Bowling Green spends some time test you - see how you'll react " Things are different for Kcrsev here Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy, a When asked how she dealt with the regional looking over posters on prisons in the Stratton Building between classes Kersey colorful afghan lies on the end of her She only gets to go home about once a is aquamted with prisons because of her work at Blackburn, a correctional bed. popular albums are stacked beside problem, she said it had become a semester, unlike her years at Western institution in Lexington, (photo by Brian Potts) the stereoand her shelves are inhabited major incident only once and "I just She misses her family but it is threatened him " Shesays most of her necessary for her to attend the meeting with small, delicate trinkets and a variety of books. power lies in the ability she has to University for her major As she talks A public lecture on "CREATION!" Most people would never suspect that "write them up" which could cause about home she gets fidgety April 17 at 8am will open the two-day Business Event Day each Saturday. Sunday and Monday she their transfer to a medium security Her parents are now used to having a prison where conditions are much daughter who works m a prison About southeastern regional meeting of the is, along with eleven other guards, Sonets of Christian Philosophers here worse her father, a Baptist minister, she says responsible for over 270 men in a it bothered him "at first hut he's getting at the University highlights industry prison According to Kersey, the advantages The talk, in the Adams Boom of the She is now classified as a correctional are numerous for her to be working used to it He even brags about it " It Wallace Building, will he by James F The College of Business will be spot- added to the Foundation Fund for use officer II, but she eventually wants to while she studies at the University, took him about a year, however He lighted and appreciation will be shown although it does cut into her study time lavored a "safe" occupation Boss, professor of philosophy at the by the College of Business in further be a case worker in a prison University of Pennsylvania The lor industries in the hluegrass area strengthening its programs and ser- and the drive from Richmond to the Kersey doesn't see her job as unsafe Department of Philosophy and Religion during Business F.vent Day '80 to be VICC-S prison gets to lie long "My dad is rather a male will host the meeting held Tuesday. April 22 Six to nine business majors will be "In a class they lecture you on chauvanist." she says with a broad Ross has contributed to the Highlighting the day of activities will invited to sit with the sponsoring firm Check philosophy and theory but it's different grin philosophy of religion and to the study be exhibits by industries around the during the luncheon which will be held from working in a prison--knowing how That isn't stopping her at all ofrnrWU'varpHfJosophy by writing and portico of the Bert Combs Building to honor 25 of the college's outstanding cashing ends translating scholarly books and ar- beginning at 9am and a noon awards students (Juest speaker for the lun- Personal checks will not be cashed The Doctor's Bog ticles, by teaching and by lecturing He lucheon in the Keen Johnson Building cheon will be Dr. Michael 7. Sincoff, after April 25. Students should plan will he honored at a breakfast Friday According to Dr Howard A director of employee communication their financial needs accordingly. morning. April 18. during the meeting. Thompson, dean of the College of (or Mead Corporation His topic will be Check cashing resumes May 12 for Papers on the philosophy of religion Business. some 30 industrial "Increasing Productivity Through currently enrolled 1980 Spring In- arid on religion and the secular will he representatives from the hluegrass Human Resource Development " tersession students presented in concurrent meetings that community will man exhibit booths VD increase morning beginning at 9:15 in the until 4pm Joggers Room of the Powell Building "We feel that the hluegrass industries A Friday luncheon in the Keen appreciation event will develop our Johnson Building will include a lecture students' awareness of the fine Coles Raymond M.D. b> Roger Hazellon. Kli Lilly visiting products and services, job op- People Poll professor of religion al Berea College. portunities and community spirit Bv JACKIE PFF.IFER Last week's column was about ted diseases, as a group, arc a provided by area organizations." said entitled "Pascal on Philosophy " Staff Writer Sexually Transmitted Diseases semantic creation—a new grouping Presentation of papers on Christian Thompson "Profession-oriented young Are you aware that the elections for your Student Association president (S.T.D.'s). It mentioned the figure which includes such illnesses as yeas! ethics and a session on Logical people have the opportunity to observe and vice president are next week? Do you have any comments about the Positivism. Phenom-nology and and ask questions which will influence election or the candidates? (photos by Steve Brown) of 11 million cases in the country vaginitis, which is almost always Kxistentialism will conclude the their choices of programs of study and today. An organism called Chla- limited 10 the local sex organs and meeting |ob preferences " mydia Trachomatis is about to does not routinely spill ovei in Further enquiries and requests for Thompson says that individuals and overtake gonorrhea as the fastest generalized infection of the whole programs and registration forms business firms are being invited and growing and most common venereal body. should be addressed to the Department encouraged to reserve special awards disease. ol Philosophy and Religion. Wallace luncheon tables for a $100 tax deduc Nor does yeast vaginitis go It affects all the reproductive Building, telephone f.22 5871 or Dr J M lible contribution Approximately 40 "underground" on the bods and organs—the bladder outlet, testicles, Idziak. 622-4194 or 823-6082 percent of the contribution will be then burst out like a time bomb mouth of uterus, tubes and years later. Vaginitis causes up 10 prostate-you name it, male or hall the visits to VD clinics, but Every So Often female and you're probably point- because of its local character and ing your finger at Chlamydia. (comparatively) benign course it is That's only the beginning. There not legally reportable. is another factor in the cquation-- the fetus and newborn. To start, Another example is Hepatitis. Chlamydia Trachomatis can just up Thai's infection of the liver and is and kill the fetus and newborn stone- transmitted by touch, including such DON McNay cold dead. It also can cause things as common drinking cups and pneumonia, blindness, deafness and kissing. The fact that ii is also hepatitis. In other words, it can be a transmitted sexually may be tre- bigger threat to the unborn fetus ; "The words of the prophets are perfectly clear, bring back Nixon." mendously important, but it is than to cither of the parents. written on the subway walls." Someone else replaced Nixon's obviously coincidental. The same There is a test to screen for this Sounds of Silence name with Idi Amiri. Ron Kncarnacion. freshman, thing applies to Herpes-1 (cold Janice Sword, junior, broadcasting. disease-it costs S30 and must be Simon and Garfunkel Philosophy and literature are Pikcville. broadcasting. Philadelphia. Penn. sores) and various forms ol other topics of graffiti discussion. "Yes I am aware. The only one I "I haven't been following it done in a clinical laboratory. Most dysentery. ; The words of prophets may not be The person who wroie "We are the really know anything about is Ron Whoever wins is the people's choice labs do not have this test and most In other words, the present state Isrittcn on the walls of some campus Nelson because he is a broadcasting I guess I don't know any of the states do not list it as a reportable of near vacuum in diagnosis and people our parents warned us candidates " facilities but many unique view- about," sounds as though he is major. He's got some good ideas " disease. WHY? Because of the speed treatment of S.T.D.'s is the points are. This column will touch either discussing philosophy or has with which Chlamydia Trachomatis immediate result of a simple change (ipon an area rarely written about in stolen this line from a Jimmy Buffet is spreading and the slowness of in classification that simply annexes tampus newspapers; the words of album. burcacratic bodies (public health a whole bunch of diseases, so that (wisdom onc can B*ihei from In the area of literature, one departments) to change their rules. overnight, the base of VD was graffiti. frustrated student wrote "Odysseus Public health departments are expanded from five diseases to ovei The vast majority of graffiti was gay." This argument was charged by law with venereal disease 20. It will take lime lo restructure denotes perversion, homosexuality rebutted by the person who wrote, control and for the last decade VD medical teaching and control lo or vulgar language. This kind of "If he was, how come he spent so has steadily grown and increased in accommodate this change in classi- graffiti tends to be very unimagina- much time on the island with this country. In fact. Dr. King fication. tive and will no! be touched upon in Circe?" Holmes, an authority on VD from In the meantime these columns this column. Graffiti gets a great deal of use in Seattle says, "Putting VD control in are written to alert you (hat all thai : Instead, this column will show the venting of bigoted opinions. public health departments was grisly stuff is out there. It is a direel how graffiti can touch on areas that Much graffiti is devoted towards probably a big mistake." The only result of the "Sexual Revolution" show imagination, areas like current "put-downs" of other races and change I would make to that and if you are going to join, you'd events, philosophy and literature. nationalities. statement would be to chop the better know that the price ol This kinds of graffiti sends a Another place where graffiti is a word "probably." admission has gone way up. message. I or example, the person forum is in the area of pro- and That isn't all-Dr. Holmes also Perhaps the simplest and mosl who wrote "nuclear war is the anti-Greek opinions. Onc anti- points out that "Only two medical effective protection is the condom. answer" was definitely saying Greek wrote "Fraternities buy, schools, the University of Washing- It also helps to ration the number of something, although I'm afraid to their friends; independents don't." ton and Southwestern Dallas offer your sexual contacts. If you make imagine what it is. A Greek supporter completed this most or all of their students out with a new partner twice a Current events can, often times, sentence with "have any friends." significant S.T.D. training and month (not inconceivable) that's 24 lend itself to graffiti -material. One This is not to encourage you to go Uaa Parker, junior, child and David Wallbausser. freshman, supervised clinical exposure." chances a year to become infected. such example was the person who out and begin writing on walls, but family studies. Paris. construction technology, Berea. There are around 80 medical Of course, there is a 100 percent wrote "The bad news-Jane Fonda if you are so inclined, please try to "No. 1 wasn't aware of it. I won't "I don't know of anyone running schools in this country. Only two of protection that is available to onc vote because I don't know anyone in They should publicize more or them give formal S.T.D. training! is going to Iran; the good news is use some imagination in your it and I haven't heard from any of something I'll vote only if I know and all at no cost. It is stated in that Ted Kennedy is driving her to writing. Clever graffiti can some- the candidates. They really should what they really stand for " It's hard to believe. blunt and unmistakeablc terms in the airport." times be enjoyable, rather than publicize more and let people hear Actually, while the situation looks the U.S. Army. . Another politically - motivated vulgar or racist-which is usually not what they have to say." terrible, there are reasons why. Their slogan is "keep it in your person wrote "I want to make this entertaining in the least. The first is that sexually-transmit- pants." P«K» 4 - V«l. M ■ N*. It Tfce Kailrra Pregrest Thursday April It. ISM
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Frank Consalo/Steve McKinley Karen Chrisman/Don McNay Unaffiliated Enlightenment Party Consalo/McKinley run personal McNay/Chrisman seek * Action campaign for the 80s' The basis of this learn is experience they desire to work towards giving Frank Consaio and running mate auditing the University Bookstore and The team has also checked into through increased student voting Don McNay. a three-year veteran of Ihe Sieve McKinley are striving for a speeding up fraternity row to lessen students a bigger voice in Richmond The slogan they have campaigned checking into the substantiality of Sludenl Senate, and running mate personal campaign with students prices and working on the parking tripling in the dorms, but the plan is and Madison County government under is "Action for the mis " Karen Chrisman. with two years in the "We don't want to be affiliated with a situation currently frozen in the legislature in party." stated the presidential can- senate behind her. are campaigning Frankfort They have also checked into with their foundation based on didate, "because we want the students The team said that they feel the possibility of allowing alcohol on background and involvement in Ihe to know we are working for them." eliminating freshman from having cars campus for special occasions, a move Student Association ISA). McNay is Tentative plans for SA actions, if on campus might help the parking which the Student Government of currently chairman of the Student FASHION JEANS Heeled, include working with campus situation as well as keep more people on Kentucky endorses, but which will not Rights and Responsibilities Com- situations such as maintenance of campus, increasing participation in come up before special session until mittee: Chrisman is chairman of the norms, exploring the possibility of 24- campus organizations Another option 1982 They say they feel with more Committee on Committees hour open dorm lobbies, outside would be having lower classmen park FOR MEN. backing and given the two working The theory of their platform is "the maintenance during winter months. farther out years, this could possibly pass art of Ihe possible " They say they do not believe in making numerous promises on issues, but rather they feel Candidates debate the issues thai with their experience and know ledge of student government they BvMVRACAI.DKH Kropacek -- New Horizon party; problems one at a time are "ihe best candidates equipped" to staff Writer n. ( layburn Trowell and Charles Floyd - Together they have five years of face such problems as the SA faces Five Student Association presidential Progressive party. Ron Nelson and experience in the senate. They plan- to McNay sponsored a bill earlier in Ihe and vice-presidential candidates met Chris Woods - Optimist party; and wage a massive voter registration year which keeps the major Tuesday night in the Kennamer Room Frank Consalo and Steve McKinley - campaign to get more students in- recrealional buildings open 26 extra cif the Powell Building in an open no party affiliation volved in local politics and to do more hours on weekends This has been Ihe question and answer session about their Questions from the audience con- indepth research on proposals made only bill implemented in ihe senate in various platforms cerned the budget of the senate, the this year to help keep them moving the lasl two years This was the final public debate for candidates' policies toward current Webster and Kropacek said they plan Two areas Ihe team hopes to expand the candidates before the April IS administrators' proposals. the to "add a little fire" to the current are consumer protection and voter election possibilities for expanding student administration's ideas registration The gasoline, market The five presidential and vice- influence and the prior experience of They said. also, that money given to basket and meal plan surveys are three presidential candidates are Don McNay each candidate the senate from the student activity fee areas McNay's committee has worked and Karen Chrisman -- Enlightenment McNay and Chrisman said that they should be given back to the students on this year in Ihe area of consumer party: John Webster and Nick plan to work as a team to meet (Saa CANDIDATES pag* 61 protection McNav and Chrisman say STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 623-2884 rfekaiatfuilrfuj|,,i*)"TTi •waddings K,OMI.\'Wl IMBALANCE • graduation • portraits CHECKING ACCOUNTS •passports NO MLJINJ I ML Y ^nARGt •gifts •composites AND. 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Chris Woods/ Ron Nelson Charles Floyd/Clayburn Trowell Optimist Party Progressive Party Familiarity Trowell/FIoyd ibit outlook with SA bred by Nelson/Woods on change Kon': ■ Nelson\i.k,n. .ind k«wl rk»ieChris IL'«J>W nods Usay.. ik...they - — J _. (_ ... * .... and professors Accessability to the as is naving these published for ac- The platform of (laybum Trowell to accomplish, if elected, include an increase's in tuition and to establish ah Aanl to net students more familiarized students uould be a major goal if cessability by students and Charles Floyd is responsible updating of the medical services on effective working relationship between with iho Student Association 1SA1 The elected, they say change realistic change. The team's campus by providing birth control the SA and governing bodies such as team conducted a survey of aw persons Nelson lias no prior expenence in Nelson and Woods aim to join with outlook is exhibited in their statement services, veneral disease prevention Men's and Women's Interdorm *hich shouod that 7! percent did not student government but feels having an Assistant County Attorney Joe Joiner to that "We could easily promise coed and an increase in the number of The team has cited their experience Miim the name of the SA president outsider's viewpoint to be ad- put together a pamphlet on the dorms or microwave ovens on every doctors Nelson .ind Woods say they hope to in student government, they have five. vantageous "discretions of downtown drinking" to dormitory floor, but you and I both The duo say they would also like to reak ihis lack of communication" years Senate experience between them. I'tilizationof Teacher Kvaluations by ensure knowledge of the rflisdemeanors know these things are virtually im- establish a lounge, dining area and and involvement in other campus ac etueen :he students, the SA advisors students is another of the party s goals. and their consequences pouible at this University." informational bulletin for commuting livities as strong points for their can Candidates debate the issues Things they have said they would like students, to fight any unnecessary didacv. (Continued from pao* 5) important issue in the campaign organizations on campus working to through services became it is not required before one help the senate The) plan to organize a consumer can run for the offices, they said that This was the second presidential program which would let students know being a responsible person is more debate the first was held Mondav. important which Richmond garages and other March 31 businesses do not "rip-off" the student They plan to continue working for The Student Association presidential Trowell and Floyd said that because many of the proposals brought up by and v ice presidential election are . - nl iheir experience with the present the current administration and hope to schedulcdfor Tuesday. April 15 from 10 administration, they have the get students as well as the am to fi p m ' Uirkgrnund to continue pushing for the lulls being pursued by the current president and vice president New Horizon Party The> added that they will work to lietter organize the senate and its i»'n|)ie so that they can better serve Webster/ Kropacek students Nelson and Woods said that ex- perience with the senate is not necessary, but that their experience as raise service issues students makes them more responsive The duo of John Webster and Nick the Student Activity fees should be and mure communicative with Kropacek are basing their platform on checked into, that an ethnic night at the students services to the students Among issues cafeteria could be created on a trial They -plan to push for important. that have been raised by the party area basis and a booklet on creating and -ignifieaM bills that the current ad- more student-oriented parking supporting special interest groups ministration is working on. but will also arrangement, increased use of could be developed, along with a con- *i.rk to give students tangible returns University facilities such as the library sumer interest report on the possibility "urn the senate ^uch as an alcohol and the Hegley Building upgrading of of a garage, radio, television and auto .nformation booklet explaining the the current facilities for the han body repair sanctioned by the SA ■ ghts '•( students when they are dicapped and greater safety for • rested females through more self-defense Webster and Kropacek also included rhej said that this should help to classes, increasing lighting and im working for Brockton representation in ke -tudents more aware of the proving parking situations such areas as creating a day care • ■ ate The team says they also feel all center, a representative committee and Consalo and McKinley said that weekends should be in comparison to service maintenance and safety .: -. 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Just the mention will have a sponsor sheet 'obtained of the word is enough to cause groans mainly at dorm desks and in the Powell and grumbles from any organization Buildingi where they will have pledged Today, April 10 member a certain amount of money However, But say "party" and people cancel one doesn't have to be sponsored by an The I'.8. Army Field Band and classes, cut out Snickers bars so they'll organization - "anyone can dance" Soldiers Chorus will perform In Brock have money to spend on drinks and they Varney says Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Free tickets might even stay on campus for the "The person who brings in the most arc available at the Richmond Register weekend. money will win a 10 speed bicycle." or the student activities office in the Five organizations got smart and The winner will also get a V. I. P. Powell Building. The University Film became aware that the only way to get card from J Suiter's Mill that will Series presentation for tonight is the participation and money from students entitle him to free cover charge Also, if classic. "ClUien Kane." It will show at is to combine fund-raising and par the participant has more than 25 7 and 9 p.m in the Ferrell Room of the tying sponsors, he can get a free t-shirt from Combs Building. Sigma Alpha Fpsilon. Kappa Alpha J Sutler's Thela, Phi Delta Theta. Alpha Delta Pi But that's not all the prizes A Friday. April 11 and Sigma Tau Pi are sponsoring a television set will be awarded to the Dance-a-thon Wednesday April 16 at the organization that brings in the most A college and high school drill Armory with proceeds going to Cystic money competition sponsored by ROTC will be Fibrosis at UK "We decided to have "Onthc-hour door prizes will be taking place in Alumni Coliseum today. five groups because of the work in- iiwarded-anything from free haircuts A show choir concert will be performed volved " said Dr. Dan Varney. SAE lo gift certificates." Varney said in Brock Auditorium at 8:30 p.m. Ad- advisor. Dancing docs require a little physical mission is free. Gene Wilder starred in Since it is a party, as well as a fund- activity "You have to be moving." the comedy, '"Pie World's Greatest raiser. Vamey said he thinks the turn- Vamey said Participants will get a i/iver." which will be shown at 7 and 9 out will be good and said he hopes that five-minute break every hour starting p.m. in the Ferrell Room they will raise $2000 This is the first at the beginning of the dance at 8 p m until Bam Saturday, April 12 Marriage and money time it will be held at the Armory Dr. Nancy Josey spoke to approximately 70 persons at the workshop is sponsored by the Wesley Foundation and The baseball Colonels vs. Murray at 1 pre marriage seminar, "Before You Tie the Knot" on Residence Hall Programs (photo by Will Mansfield) p.m. on Hughes Field in a Kappa Deltas strive Tuesday night Josey spoke on marriage and money The doubleheader "The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother" will lx' showing in the Ferrell Room at 7 for honor and beauty and 9 p.m. Alcohol awareness promoted (Editor's note: This is part of a series projects to help their national nonalcohol beverages in addition to of articles dealing with the University's philanthropy. Ihe Crippled Children's Rv'SARAII FRETTY major part of the program Alcohol alcohol beverages, giving everyone a nine sororities.) Hospital in Richmond. Virginia Every Sunday. April 13 Staff Writer information centers are used by some choice to abstain if they wish to do so. Christmas. Ihe Kappa Delta's Prompted by a recent lecture given BACCHUS chapter to provide in- Mike Kiebel will be giving an organ McMaine mentioned that at least two The ladybugs on the windows of nationally raise money through their during Alcohol Awareness Week, an formation to inquiring students recital in Brock Auditorium at 4 p.m. fraternities on campus had employed fourth floor of Walters Hall are not just own Christmas Seals The money interest has been expressed in starting Creating self-awareness of the effect Admission is free In baseball action. BACCHUS principles during spring raised is used to buy beds for the a University BACCHUS chapter on of alcohol upon the body, "un- a decoration, but are a very special Ihe Colonels will face Austin Peay at 1 rush and had reported good results symbol to the ladies who live there hospital campus. derstanding appropriate ways of using p.m. on Hughes Field for a while increasing pledge interest. Who are these ladies? They are the The KD's at the I'niversity also BACCHUS, when spelled out. stands beverage alcohol" and exploring doubleheader At 7 and 9 p.m. "Elvis on Discussing this area of the country, members of Kappa Delta sorority. participate in a number of service for Boost Alcohol Consciousness treatment and counseling of problem Tour" will be showing in the Ferrell McMaine noted that many University TheKD's hold other symbols as well. projects This year projects have in- Concerning the Health of University drinkers are the kinds of knowledge Room students come Irom the "Bible Belt." a Their colors are green and white and cluded singing at a nursing home in Students Founded by Dr Gerardo bacchus clubs can offer. their flower is the white rose Their Berea. visiting Shriner's Hospital and Gonzalez of the University of Florida. Helping students to feel comfortable region which places moral restrictions Monday, April 14 on drinking "A lot of students have to official jewels are pearls, diamonds painting the School of Hope here in BACCHUS currently has 15 chapters on with the decision to drink or not to drink drink twice us much to get past the and emeralds. Richmond U S. college campuses is another goal of BACCHUS Kappa Delta sorority was founded on They are also act ive in campus Greek The I niversity String Orchestra will The purpose of BACCHUS is to The peer pressure to drink more than feeling of guilt" at violating ingrown moral restrictions Oct 23. 1897 at l.ongwood College in activities Kach year their pledges present a concert featuring Alan promote responsible drinking one wants to is also ot primary concern sponsor a "Dating Game " This game Staples on the viola at 8:30 p.m. in decisions, in both the community and Small group discussions, as well as Farmville, Virginia Their sisterhood is She noted that studies made on many based on high ideals as exemplified in is similar to the television program, in Brock Auditorium Admission is free on campus Yet. according to Beverly speaker presentations, are used as a "Fists of Fury" will be showing in the (■erman- and Irish-oriented families their open motto "Let us strive for that which other Greeks compete to win a McMaine. the club "is not a holier means to educate students in those Ferrell Room at 7 and 9 p.m. have lound thai students coming from which is honorable, beautiful and date. than thou' organization." areas homes with open attitudes about highest " This sisterhood was The Kappa Delta's also participate in McMaine. who is on the University alcohol have less problems concerning established on campus in December. activities such as the Sigma Alpha Tuesday. April 15 McMaine pointed out that social and Alcohol Committee, explained that alcohol misuse than others. Kpsilon county fair. Sigma Chi derby, community activities are important 1968 BACCIRJS is to help "people come to McMaine said she feels BACCHUS is functions of BACCHUS, as well Alcohol Each year the KD's participate in and Tau Kappa Epsilon basketball. The baseball Colonels will take on terms with their own attitudes about one positive way (o help students deal (ieurgetown College at 1 p.m. on is often served at bacchus sponsored drinking and know their limits." with their feelings about drinking. Hughes Field. A pre marriage "We are not saying don't drink, parties, although it is not the main seminar. "Money and Marriage" will but...avoid the 'pig-out' factor." By event of club functions Members of Any interested student or group Alpha Phi Sigma banquet be given in the Herndon Lounge at 7 this. McMaine means the urge by many BACCHUS don't criticize or look down seeking information on starting a p.m. for all couples considering people to over-indulge, either in food or on alcohol, but instead believe that University BACCHUS chapter can Alpha Phi Sigma will hold their an- also be receiving certificates The marriage drink. Once this lactor can be gotten rid when consumed in a responsible contact McMaine at 62S-2S96. or John nual spring banquet on April 17 at 6 banquet is open to members and their of. "one can focus on responsible manner, it can be a good thing Davenport in Ihe Office of Student p.m at Arlington. The guest speaker guests Tickets are available from Dr Wednesday. April 16 drinking" BACCHUS chapters often help in- Activities and organizations. Powell will be Ray Larson, head of special Charles Reedy. Stratton law En- Since the promotion of responsible terested groups plan social events, Building For literature about the forcement Building Alpha Phi Sigma The Film Series presentation for attitudes toward alcohol cannot be employing responsible drinking program, write: BACCHUS. 1300 prosecutions and investments for the will hold a meeting today in Conference tonight is "Straight Time." It will show accomplished without self-education. principles at the same time One such Pennsylvania Building. Washington. attorney general's office In addition to Room C at 5:30 p m to discuss the at 7 and 9 p m. in the Ferrell Room BACCHUS members make education a principle would be to provide DC axxH electing new officers, members will banquet Dr. W. R. Isaacs "INDIVIDUAL and Associates RESPONSIBILITY Dr. C. L. Davis and Dr. D. B. Coleman is the theme of a series of lessons Sunday through r rlday. April 6-11, at the Church of Christ, 235 North Second St. 11 block north of Courthouse I. 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ISM Campus Clips throughout the world claim mem- Old South Week bership Exploring Kappa Alpha Old South We«k will be The church places considerable held April 14 through 20 Activities emphasis on family solidarity. It place* seminars include a premium on education and operates The Rluegrass Scouting Association Monday Sharecroppers Queen numerous schools and colleges, will be holding seminars during the crowning at 7 pm at the Odyssey seminaries and institutes of religion It upcoming weeks with various campus Club The winner will represent the KA has social and welfare programs, a organizations In order to provide in- .ilumni in the homecoming pageant unique missionary system and a world- formation on the exploring program Tuesday barbeque for KA members wide women's organization, as well as Bluegrass Scouting Association is not and their dates at Ed Chenault's farm auxiliaries for children and youth. an insurance company or a division of Wednesday Old South Olympics at 3 boy scouts, but is instead, the exploring p m on Palmer Kield The sororities Latta leads division of Scouting, U.S.A. Any per- will compete in eight events A mixer Mencken sons or organizations interested may will be held to honor the overall win- contact Mike Walton at 1127 ners discussion Thursday • wine and cheese party. "Mencken and Criminal Slang and Keene Hall KA s will give their bids to dates for the Argot" will be the topic of a panel i 'Id South Weekend discussion led by Charles Latta at the pageant Friday and Saturday Old South II I.. Mencken centennial conference at Keene Hall presents its first annual Weekend inOalliriburg at the Kiverside Chicago. Ms Keene Hall pageant on April IS at l-odge There will be a dance, a banquet An assistant professor of English. 8:30 pm. on the second floor. The ind a hall Awards will be presented to I..ilia's special field is socio - contestants have been chosen from outstanding KA's linguistics He will also be the master - among the residents of the ha 1) itself. A of - ceremonies at a roast session of the candidate will represent each floor. Phi Beta Sigma May 8-9 conference at the University of Three female judges will preside over Phi Beta Sigma fraternity will be Chicago competition which includes formal presenting its third annual fashion On the panel, he will talk on "Men- attire, a swim suit competition and a show cm April II at 7 .10 pm in the cken and the Subcultures: Ungoverned talent show The price of admission is Keen .lohnson Ballroom This year's Free Enterprise "' Latta said the target 25 cents and includes a free drink. ■heme is "Body Focus." under the of the roast will be Studs Terkel and Though public demand was high. Joe direction of William Pams Greene, the dorm director, declined to linguistic scholars Walter Blair, Raven Thirty girls competed in the Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl 1980-81 Pike Calendar which will appear at the beginning of Stores from the surrounding areas compete McDavid. both of the University of Pageant The girls were competing to fill the 12 spots on the the fall semester, iphoto by Steve Brown) will lie participating in the fashion Chicago; Einar Haugen. Harvard -how There will be nine females and 11 |emeritus); Allen Walker Reed, Butler wins males in addition to the four com- Columbia (emeritus) and Fred scholarship Twelve beauties mentators, presenting and exhibiting Cassidy. University of Wisconsin the latest in styles and fashions Tickets 'emeritus i. Timothy R. Butler, a senior from .ire $1 5(1 in advance and $2 at the door I .atta is director of the H L Mencken Dayton. Ohio, has been awarded a Society He said the conference will S3.000 fellowship for graduate study by Pikes select calendar girls '.I Castino lectures bring together top Mencken scholars, the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi obvious the girls were nervous Why go out for Dreamgirl? Obviously journalists, writers and Menckeniana Butler, who is vice president of the By MARY 1 I K.I1SKN M.E and Alpha Phi Sigma will be Debbie Dummer. a Pike calendar girl it's an honor and ego booster to be collectors to examine Mencken's Student Association, was given the Staff Writer sponsoring the speaker. Giovanni last year and one of the 12 chosen this selected as one of the University's contributions as a linguist, award because of his "promise of Apple pie. Big Macs and baseball are castino on Monday April 14 at 10:30 year said. "I like to have someone out prettiest girls on campus Dummer newspaperman, magazine editor, and success in graduate or professional American institutions. So are beauty > .i in m Posey Auditorium Castino. a there that's rooting for me " Yet she said it was not recognition. Dummer, a iconoclastic social and literary critic work as revealed by previous scholastic pageants major from Italy will he speaking on said she was so nervous and scared she previous winner said, "Only a few l^tta worked with David YVMauer, record, testimonials from teachers, and It's been every girl's dream to walk icrrorism in his lecture. "The Code of could hardly tell who was in the freshmen girls noticed I was a calendar > University of Louisville emeritus merit or excellence of proposed plan of down an aisle, crown glistening on top. Barbaricinn-Fnlk Justice and audience. girl " Otherwise she's never stopped on professor of English and a foremost study." roses in hand with numerous eyes Vengeance in Sardinia " There is no Dummer was dubious upon entering campus. authority on slang and criminal argot. He was one of 40 selected for the looking at just you -- the Winner. Today ciinission charge and the lecture is this year's Pike pageant because of last Both girls were most nervous about honor from a group of 117 of the nation's there's a pageant for everything from pen in ihe public The speech is being year "They had messed up on counting the swimsuit competition. Ricke ex- outstanding 1980 college graduates, Miss Hillbilly to Miss America pnnided in conjunction with the In- and ended up with 16 girls. Six more plained why there was a swimsuit according to Dr Roger R Yoerger. Phi Tuesday night for the 10th year. Pi '••rnational Criminal Speakers Con- than they were suppose to have. I was competition "That's the way beauty Kappa Phi director of fellowships Kappa Alpha fraternity added to the list sortium out ci| .lohn .lav College in New upset " pageants are." He is majoring in economics and of pageants. However, there were 12 N crk Pikes took more time this year to be Ricke stressed the pageant was fair plans to become a lawyer. He will enter winners instead of just one. organized and correct this year Maybe "Nooneknew who the judge would be," either the University of Virginia or the After a screening of 100 University that's why the crowd became impatient he said. Mormon University of Michigan for graduate girls, five Pike members chose 30 girls waiting for the results of this year's The six judges ranged from a Rich- work, he said to stroll down the Brock Auditorium open house pageant mond drive-in owner to a Snooty Fox Besides the student government vice aisle in sportswear, swimsuits and Pike President Mike Ricke said. "We April 6. 1980. marked the 150th an- presidency, his honors and mem- evening gowns The 12 girls selected for hair stylist to co-owner of the Family niversary of the Mormon Church and to wanted to make sure we didn't make Dog. Ricke said some of the judges had berships include the Collegiate Pen- Pikes calendar are: Robin I-ovely, Lora celebrate the event, the Latter-Day any mistakes like last year We had been previous judges, giving them tacle. Who's Who Among College and Shaffer. Maribeth Kozuh. Crystal .•saint Student Association will be adding machines, and re-checked the experience, and other judges saw many University Students, the 1980 Student of Williams. Shauna Bradley. Jill HOT- tabulations." holding an open house on April 11 from 9 the Year award, and the Russell I Todd neys. Jennifer Justice. Debbie Dim- girls in a social atmosphere andalso" I.ike Dummer. Nancy Cary one of the am to 4 p m It will be held in the award mer. Rhonda Williams, Debbie Shaffer. when possibly not at their nest - MI • laggers Koom of the Powell Building. girls competing for Dreamglrl was beauty salon. Phi Kappa Phi is a national scholastic Debbie Pendleton and Clara O'Donnell Everyone is welcome encouraged to compete from her Ricke told the judges to look for honor society with headquarters at The calendar is the official campus The official name of the Mormon sorority sisters "I didn't think I was pretty faces and photogenic girls Louisiana State University. Baton calendar for the University and is given i hurch is the Church of .lesus Christ of that type of girl I'm shy and have "Some girls may be dazzling but not Rouge and chapters at 225 colleges and out free to everyone in the fall Latter Day Saints Members are never done this sort of thing before," photKcric." Thus, it is based on looks universities throughout the nation. Sorority sisters. Pike members and generally referred to as Mormons or Cary said. primarily "It's a beauty pageant to the Founded in 1897 to recognize academic interested onlookers filled Brock latter Day Saints The church was Cary was worried about her clothes tee." Ricke said. excellence in all disciplines, the society Auditorium whooping it up for their organized on April (i. IO) in New York '■'All these girls will be stylish and I've So remember before grumbling established its fellowship program in favorite girl or friend. Stole with six members Today, nearly just got this regular dress I just like to because the judges didn't pick your best 1932 and since then has honored more Although most of the audience con lour and one half million' people wear blue jeaas everyday. It's been a friend that old quote: "Beauty is in the Latta than 500 scholars with awards. sisted of females and friends, it was heartache," Carv said. eye of the beholder." 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Kick Despaux and Ralph Antone hit Despite numerous cancellations due Morehead won the second game 6-5 back-to-back homers off losing pitcher to rainy weather, the Colonel baseball and led most of the way until Scott Mark I'arton. who went the distance in team has managed to open its Ohio Quesnel put the Colonels on the the loss Valley Conference schedule with two scoreboard with a towering two-run The 'Toppers' 20-run offensive output wins in the first six games. homer in the fourth in the second game overshadowed a Two embarrassing losses marred the Brown's two-run single lied the score three hitter by winning pitcher Rick team's record last week The Kentucky at 4-4 in the sixth and the game even- Bicker lUrker tanned nine iflJSrs and Wildcats routed the Colonels 16-2 last tually went into extra innings John walked only two while becorrMkg the Wednesday in Lexington and Western McVaney put the Eagles back on top first pitcher this year to shut out the Kentucky annihilated Eastern 20-0 in with an KBI double in the eighth hut Colonels. the second game of last Saturday's Meyer quickly knotted the score with a Quesnel and Brown provided the (loubleheader. lead-off homer in the bottom of the power in the opener against Middle In other OVC action, the Colonels inning Brown cranked a three-run homer and split a pair of twinbills with Morehead Don Allen iced the victory for the Quesnel followed with a three-run shot State and Middle Tennessee. Eagles with a solo homer in the top of of his own to boost the Colonels to an 8-5 m the ninth off losing pitcher David Bault. victory. Junior lefthander Jim Harkins picked - *-**■" «? up his first win of the season in the who allowed two runs in the final two Bault earned the win in relief of team's 7-6 victory over the Eagles in innings starting pitcher David Shaw Bault the first game last Thursday Tom Deluca earned the win in relief came in to stifle a rally in the fifth and Paul Brown and Craig Meyer for the Eagles, retiring six straight shut out the Blue Raiders the rest of the provided the power for head coach Jim batters after giving up Meyer's homer way Ward Brown's three-run homer in the The Eastern bats went cold in In the second game the Eastern bats first inning put the Colonels on top to Howling (Ireen. where Colonel hitters again turned punchless as Middle stay, while Meyer, who leads the team managed only six hits in the two games, gained a split in the douhleheader with in round-trippers with four, blasted a while the pitching proved totally a 5-1 win Tom llorvath pitched well for the Scott Quesnel. a junior from t'learwater. Kla.. puts the tag on Kagles Quesnel. who plays outfield as well as third base, is solo shot in the third ineffective in the second game. Morehead's Glenn Jones during the douhleheader with the tied fur I he team lead in runs hatted in with nine Meyer scored what proved to be the Marty Mason stifled the Colonels on Colonels but received little offensive winning run in the fifth on Bud Friess' three hits and struck out 14 in the support Mark Novack was the winning HBI single Morehead struck for a run 'Toppers 4-1 victory Mason's shutout pitcher for the Blue Raiders, going the in the seventh, but freshman Steve was spoiled in the seventh inning when distance and allowing only three hits Players' tempers flare Kebholz, who started the second game. Friess smacked a run scoring douhle while striking out five. The Colonel pitching staff has been hurt bv the frequent cancellations, plus Golfers enter own tourney the loss of last year's All-OVC righthander Tom McNulty toa shoulder Netters drop two close ones injury after third-place finish Particularly disappointing to the Colonels has been senior Greg the temperature at about 7B degrees, after two straight shutouts HvJEFFSMIl.EY Wiseman Wiseman was ineffective in Sports Editor but he termed the conditions for the the losses to l.'K and Western and has K> JEFFSMII.EY Minor discipline problems hampered six singles but came back to win all Coach Ray Struder's men's golf team remainder of the weekend as "ab- seen his earned run average balloon to Sports I ilitm Ihe Colonels during the last two mat three doubles to salvage a 6 .1 margin tuned up for its own Colonel Classic solutely brutal." citing the near 25 41 Following B pair of decisive IMI wins ches ot the weekend In the •-t loss to Zinn lost a bard -lough! match 10 Dale with a strong third-place finish at the freezing conditions and chill factor of 28 However, Coach Ward still has faith over Bellarmine and Tennessee Tech. Wisconsin Whitewater. Baltimore Cochran. one ol Ihe stale's lop men s Marshall Intercollegiate (lassie last degrees. In the lefthander the Colonel men's tennis team com freshman David Ghanayetn, leading in players, by .i narrow 7-5, 76 l7-5i weekend at Marshall University MikeFrey followed Gaer with a total "Unless we get more rain, we'll have pleted its lirsl weekend of outdoor play the second set. disputed a line call with margin Zinn came back to team with Senior Dave Gaer fired a 222. good for of 224 for the tournament Mike Evelyn with narrow losses to the University of Ins opponent Inn Holcomb and uttered Mich V.indish and deleat I'K's number a st.irt for him next week." said Ward - fifth place individually, as the Colonels finished at 225. Doug Brehme turned in "Until then we'll use him in relief He'll Wisconsin Whitewater and (he WMnr obscenities in the process. one doubles leant ol Joe U ytze-Scott finished at 895 for the 54 hole tour a 226 and Gary Fischer added a Z» have to show something more." University of Kentucky lliggins. hearing Ihe argument. Webb 2 6. 6 :i. M nament. 10 strokes ahead of four teams In last year's EKl' Fall Classic, the Another disappointment has been the In the wins over Bellarmine and immediately disqualified fihanayem. Dun llrisioi' anil John Bowlett look a tied for fourth Colonels walked away with the team loss of third baseman David Napier, Tech. the CokHIClS played their liesl of as is his prerogative and awarded the 6-4. 6 2 decision over Bob Win Icy and East Tennessee won the team title, title, outdistancing second-place who suffered a wrist injury prior to the the season so far, losing only one set to match to llolcomb John \ arga at the number two doubles surprising everybody with a total of 877. Bowling (ireen by 24 strokes. Gaer won start of the season Napier has not yet the Louisville Division II team and only Had Ghanaycm won his match, the Heuerman and Ghana\cm formed a Defending national champion Ohio the individual title over his closets played in a game and Ward says there two sets to the Ohio Valley Conference final score of 5-4 would have been make shift number three doubles team Stale was second nt WO competitor. Brad Schaffner of is a "strong possibility" that he will be foes. ' "■ reversed and playing together lor the fir--t time (H the 18 teams at the Marshall Ixiuisville by eight strokes in the 54- red shirted. Jefl Zinn and Kurt Heuerman were lliggins said later that he had "no downed the I'K learn of Bob Leisure tournament, nine will also come to hole tourney. "I would think it would be to his particularly impressive in the two w ins second thoughts whatsoever" about his Doug Wagner 6 4. 6-2 Eastern this week for the Colonel Gaer also won the Murray In- advantage to stay out a year, said Zinn. a sophomore co-captain Iron) decision and that the matter has since This week will be a busy one for Ihe Classic Of those nine, only Ohio State vitational during the fall season Ward Cincinnati. Ohio, lost only five games in been "totally resolved " Colonel netters Yesterday Morehead finished higher than the Colonels at Following the Colonel Classic, the Following Thursday's douhleheader two matches at the number one "But if it happens again." lliggins State came to town lor a rematch with Marshall team will be looking toward the Chris at Tennessee Tech University, the team position, crushing Beilarmtne's Peter remarked, "he'll be catching the c&o the Colonels Earlier this season, the On his team's performance. Coach Schenkel Intercollegiate, the nation's will play right consecutive dates at Thompson 6-2. HI anil Tech's Cordon Knilroad back to Baltimore " Kagles downed Ihe Colonels 7 2 Struder commented. "I'm content but most prestigious college tourney, EKl s Turkey Hughes Field Reed fi-i. d-i Bibb l-indrum lost a three set match Today the team will lace Henry Kurd not happy I thought it would be bet- before seeking the Ohio Valley Con- This 14 game homestand begins for Heuerman. playing the number four to Whitewater s Todd Adams 16. 6-4. 6 < ollege. a Division II club Irom Detroit ween us and Ohio State. East Tennessee ference crown the Colonels Saturday and Sunday when position lor head coach Tom lliggins. :l Uindram's behavior dunng this Mich r'riday Ihe team travels to came out of nowhere." l.ast year, the favored Colonels lost Murray State and Austin Peay. easily defeated Hcllarmine's Chris match earned him a spot on the bench iouisvillc to meet the Cardinals before Struder remarked that the weather the OVC team title to Austin I'eay by a respectively, visit Eastern for OVC Crariem •'■-0. 6-1 and handled Tech's lor the IK match returning home Saturday to lace East was perfect for the pi actice round with single stroke tw inhills Mike Gooch 6-2, B-3 In the I'K match the Colonels lost all Tennessee cHTAM / SUNSHINE / ENTAftf Leai Squeeze More From TIC] Cheap Trick \ Your Dollar fw CENTRAL KY. 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I960 Exptras April 25, I960 Shopping Center 62323S0 HARDWARE 112 E. Main »M"l «OMPOn «r.«.. ...a-... T ■4- V»%r 12 - Vol. M - No. » Thr Kailera Progrrsi n>»r»diy. Xpril I*. I*M The Bull Pen Cheerleader tryouts Ward takes over next week f>r Don I. Calilri, cheerleader Jeff »mllay ••ponsor. has announced Iryouts for the i" «>Hi cheerleading squad and tryouts for the "Colonel " Kntry hlanks can be obtained in the Last week's 16 2 loss to the trips to Florida will likely provide SMALL TALK . . Ervin Stepp, Office of Student Activities and University "f Kentucky and the much better competition for the the all-state guard from Phelps ' M sanitations and must he returned to subsequent 2t>-o loss to Western Colonels. High School, inked an Ohio Valley the office h> 4 :io p m tomorrow Conference letter - of - intent with Kentucky by the Colonel baseball Ward also established recruiting I'Italics will he held by those present team can only l>e interpreted as the Colonels last week members of the cheerleaders on April connections in talent-rich Cin- 14-16 tn the Auxiliary Gym, Alumni setbacks to the program. cinnati and Florida. This year's Stepp averaged 53.7 points per game to finish second in the nation I !i-cum. from 5:90 ■ 7:30 pm All However, the remainder of the newcomers include Steve Kebholz, among high school scoring leaders I " 11pants must attend two of three season can only be viewed as a freshman pitcher from Cin- CllllICK constructive and rebuilding The signing is very significant I rvniiis art- sch«-duled for 3 30 p m cinnati. Joe Myers, a freshman Jim Ward has taken over the leading the Ohio Valley Conference for the Colonel coaching staff in "i ipnl IT in the Alumni Coliseum with reins as head coach this year and that Stepp chose Eastern over mil i\ icws of leading participants to be in batting average and numerous Morehead. Two years ago, Ihe held Vpril IK in the afternoon in Hern- some important changes have junior college transfers who have • •■'ii I >ii''i;e already been made. earned starting spots: Scott coaches nearly signed Charlie Clay Most important of these changes and Greg Coldiron but both chose i ulitri stressed that this year's Quesnel. Bud Friess, Kevin Kocks is Ihe philosophy Which Ward has to attend Morehead instead li ■ mil- »ill he staged in the coliseum on and Mark Klein. impressed upon his team This Stepp's signing also creates the Ihe. m.mi floor so that organizations can In Ward, the University has a come to supi«irt their favorite can- philosophy emphasizes pitching, possibility of the Colonels didates fielding and learn speed rather man who dedicates much hard restrengthening their hold on Calitri stated. "We want all in- than simply power hitting, which work to his job and believes that recruiting in Eastern Kentucky li rested males or females to tryout All characterized pasi Colonel teams. baseball should be a major sport, However, the Eagles have already present members of the cheerleading The switch has already become not second to football and inked four other stars from the viuad must also try out We think that evident and should become even basketball. stale - Dickie Alexander of tins year's squad was one of our best. more so in future games. In a few years, if not sooner, the Hazard. Jeff Tipton of Ashland. therefore, we want to build on that foundation " Outrageous scores I such as the UK Colonel.; may well be the team to Craig Smith of Boyle County and and Western games i have been reckon with in the OVC. Jeff Fultz of Madison Central liymits will he conducted for mascot '>: Colonel" This individual can be a held to a minimum male or female and will compete the Also evident even in the first -..ine way as Ihe cheerleader and will year of Wards tenure is the in- Five Lady Colonels named I irticipale during ihe IWto-Hl season creased quality of competition on the same »a\ the cheerleaders par- Ihe Colonel schedule No more will to OVC All-Academic team iicipate the team's trip south consist of Five members of Coach Dianne MiddJetown. N J ; junior center Sandy •',ililn noted that a change has taken games ai Bcrea. Cnmpbellsville . Murphy's l.;nly Colonels basketball (irieb of Louisville sophomore forward |il.n e m the year s policy A group of and Cumberland Instead, the team have been named to the 1979-80 Sandra Mukes of New Albany. Ind . ciixlidales will lie chosen of the basis of Colonels traveled south to open this Academic All Ohio Valley Conference and senior guard Kita Taylor of II i li youts, then the final selection Will Strike one season with four scheduled games team. Marrodsburg I" made on the results of the in- Knstern's five representatives in- To be eligible for the team, a player '• rviews This uill he done, according Joe Myers takes a swipe at a pitch during the Morehead doubleheader Myers, a against major South Carolina teams clude AII-OVC senior guard I-oretta must have played in the majority of her i" ' ilitri. to minimize the lime spent on freshman from Cincinnati, leads the team in hitting with a .325 average and was Coughlin of l.yndhurst, N.J.: team's games and maintained a 2 7 or Ihe interviews once the top hitter in the Ohio Valley Conference. 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Both first and second in the 100 and 200 Sports Kditor jumpers attempted 7' 2". a height meters and first and fourth in the 400 Keith Burton turned in a sensational which would have qualified either one meters, events in which the Colonels individual performance with three for this year's Olympic trials, but both did not place a single runner first place finishes as the Colonel men's were unsuccessful. The Colonels did have a number of track team raced to a second-place Head coach Rich Krdmann com- second-place finishes, including finish at a quadrangular meet held at mented that the Mays-Glover rivalry Sprague in the 440 hurdles. Dennis the University of Kentucky last "should be a good confrontation over Creekmore in the steeplechase. Brian Saturday. the next few years, since both jumpers Dowds in the discus and Gary Noel in The Colonels finished behind the host are sophomores " the 5000 meters team with 47'_• points, compared to Krdmann also noted that the Colonels The team will travel to Knoxville. I'K's 58 Ohio State was third with 45 "were very weak in the sprints. There Tenn this weekend to participate in the and Morehead State was fourth with were a number of events in which we Dogwood Relays at the University of 43',.. did not even compete." Tennessee. The meet will draw about 50 Burton jumped nearly a foot and a UK won the meet, according to Krd- major teams from all around the half farther than the rest of the field mann. with its balanced lineup in all country, including many from the with an effort of 23' 3'," in the long events. The host club placed runners talent-laden Fast Coast jump Rick /.K holski helped the Colonel cause with a fourth-place finish in the event. Burton edged I'K's Dave Zorin in the triple jump with a distance of 48' 3'4", just over Zorin's mark of 48' 0" The Colonels took another first and lourth places in the 120-yard hurdles. Burton again led the field with a time of Jay Sprague seems to be shouting words of encouragement to weekend's competition at the University of Kentucky, (photo 15 16 seconds, while Kastern's Jay himself as he crosses a hurdle in the 120 high hurdles at last bv Steve Brown I Sprague was fourth at 15.65 One of the more exciting moments in the competition came in the high jump Behind Durben's 13th-place finish event, where I'K's Marvin Mays edged Kastern's Ken Glover for first place. Mays and Glover both cleared 7' 0" but Mays was the winner by virtue of Riflers take fifth at NCAA By BRIAN RI.AIK as well Durben. a second - team All The tournament, which gained the Hagen signs Features Kditor American, placed 13th in the smallbore attention of the television, newspaper Take heart, hardened pessimists The shooting with a personal high of 1152 and magazine reporters in the Johnson "honest truth" still has some meaning ■wiinls City and surrounding area, was labeled in today's world - even in the sporting His performance came as no surprise a success by I .nun AIAW letter world to Coach Beard She summed up the team's feelings Rifle shooter Dan Durban is the "No.»l wasn't surprised." he said "I regarding the fifth place finish by Freda llagan. a 5-6. 120-pound guard perfect example, if not a near-perfect knew he could do it all year I was just saying, 'VI e beat the people we wanted from Davicss County High School, has marksman Before this past weekend's waiting for it to happen And of course, to beat." signcdanAlAW letter-nf-inlent with the NCAA Rifle Shooting Championships in he waited to do it at the right time " Lady Colonels' t>asketball team Johnson City. Tenn . Durben thought "Yeah, (hat was my highest." said llagan averaged 15 2 points per game about his team's chances and Durben "I placed a lot higher than I and handed out 176 assists for Uaviess remarked. "If you want the honest expected to " < ounty last season She hit 45 9 per cent truth - we'll probably finish fifth ." Karen l-ong. Durben's teammate, Rec Club from the field. 74 5 per cent from the And so it came to pass, just as he had hnished 23rd in the indiviual smallbore free throw line and averaged 1.4 predicted competition "I was pretty happy with rebounds per game during the '79-80 Finishing behind champion Ten- lhal It's about my average." she said, sponsors season nessee Tech. West Virginia. Fast referring lo her score of 1141. "Freda's biggest assets are her Tennessee and Murray, the University Not far tM'hind Long was Mark quickness and ability to pass the squad tallied 5959 points - somewhat Bender in 29th position with a score of Fun Day basketball She has 'eyes in her ears' lower than the team's season average 1131 and can hit the open girl wherever she "Of course, you can say that if we'd Beard mentioned that he was pleased The University Recreation Club, in happens to be on the floor." Raid Coach done a little better." said Durben. "it with the individual shooting conjunction with the Richmond Parks frame Murphy "She will fit perfectly might have been good enough to beat especially Durben's. '"In an NCAA Department, is sponsoring a "Spring into our fastbreak style of basketball. Murray But then, if we'd done a little Championship, there's a lot of pressure Break Fun Day" on Friday. April 11 at She is a tremendous and gutsy player worse, we would have gotten beat by And Dan's performance shows that not 3pm This event is open to all college who will help us turn our program Navy." only has he matured ■■ but he's learned students interested in learning about around immediately." Second-year rifle coach Sgt Nelson 10 deal with the pressure." he com- new games An All-State honorable mention Beard took a philosophical approach mented. Working with students between the selection, she was recipient of the "Everybody would like to come in first Long realized the pressure "My air ages of 6 and 12. these games can be Davicss County Most Valuable Player But I was pleased with fifth The im- ride score was a little disappointing." used in school camps or with friends trophy two years Hagan was also a portant thing is that we're improving. she said, "because I had practiced an The "Spring Break Fun Day" is three-year choice on the All-District Sophomore shot putter Brian Dowds heaves a toss during the Colonels' recent Because last year, we came in sixth." awful lot for it I was nervous " scheduled for Irvine McDowell Park and All-City-County squads. meet at the University of Kentucky Dowds. Columbus. 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IIM AitSi A waste off the $1.75 matinee ticket Worst is the verdict 9 Upcoming for new film, "Serial movies HN RICH HOW I.IN its members generally look like zom- "Citizen Kane," Ihe classic of Staff Writer bies It comes to light that they are cinema history will be coming to Of all the new movies on the big- holding her against her will. the University tonight for two screen market. "Serial." starring Here, the movie starts to pick up a showings in the Ferrell Room of Martin Mull, has got (o be the worst, a bit the Combs Building at 7 and 9 p.m. waste of the $1 75 matinee ticket Bill Macy has committed suicide. The zany production. "The The movie centers around Harvey At his funeral, which is held outside World's Greatest Lover," will be llolroyd. played by Mull and his wife with chanting Indians and Tommy Kate played by Tuesday Weld llolroyd Smothers as a guru preacher. llolroyd on Ihe screen Friday, April 11 at 7 is an average. American businessman becomes incensed at it all and starts and 9 p.m. married lo a women who feels she has yelling at everyone that this is not the Later that night at midnight the need lo "find herself." She belongs to way his friend would have wanted his movie will be "Elvis on Tour." the an encounter group, comprised of her funeral to be. film of the late revered rock star. friends, that meets every so often Suddenly, a motorcycle gang ap- usually lo talk about sex and "who isn't pears Elvis Presley. getting enough" and so forth It is revealed earlier in the movie that "Straight Time," starring Dustin of course, all are seeing a this gang is really a weekend Hoffman and Theresa Russell, will psychiatrist played excellently by homosexual motorcycle group The be showing in the Ferrell Room as Peter Bonerz- remember him' He leader of it wants to make Tommy the midnight movie Saturday played in the old Bob Newhart shows Smothers his lover As he approaches night. The film is about an ex-con Through him. they realize their need Smothers, llolroyd knocks his helmet who returns to a life of crime for a "oneness" with the universe and a off and guess who it is - that's right, need for space former vampire Chris Lee! because of society pressures. It In the meantime. Holroyd's marnage This whole incident somehow brings will also be showing Tuesday and is going down the tubes He doesn't llolroyd and his wife back together Wednesday, April 15 and 16 at 7 and understand any of this "me They decide to restate their vows with 9 p.m. generation" jargon He personally feels guru Smothers presiding, llolroyd At 7 and 9 p.m Saturday night. it's all a bunch of "B S wants not only his wife back but his April 12. "The Adventures of A friend of Holroyd's. played by Bill daughter as well He blackmails Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Mac} husband in the television series. Christopher I-ee (("Spike." no less) "Maude"), feels the same way He into taking his gang over to the Brother" will be playing. doesn't get as much sex as he would religious cult's headquarters to "steal" Sunday. April 13. brings the like, his vufe-uho also belongs to the his daughter away return of "Elvis on Tour" at 7 and 9 encounter group is always com- This is the best action of the entire Lookin' it over p.m. plaining to him about driving a big car movie The lethal Bruce Lee stars in which pollutes the air and he simply Jon Down, a freshman art major from Flatwoods. stars Finally they all get together and is for the Bachelor of Arts and will be showing through April "Fists of Fury," showing Monday. doesn't understand transactural drive off into the sunset on their way to intently at one of the exhibits in the Giles Gallery The show III (photo by Will Mansfield) ' analysis Denver April 14 at 7 and 9 p.m This film of Holroyd's marriage is now on the Sure - in most reviews it's not right to precise violence which also stars rocks He packs his clothes and moves reveal the ending But this ending is so Mino Ker Ksiu. James Tien and ml While buying groceries, the anti-climactic it doesn't make a dif- Robert Baker is set in a Chinese heckout girl, a voluptious brunette, ference The movie moves so slowly factory of Shanghai. The 1973 starts telling him that all of the food Theatre department offers that it is hard to stay awake movie was directed by Lo Wei he's buying isn't good for him. it isn't If this review doesn't make sense it's The bizarre and hilarious natural " I'pon hearing this, the because the movie makes no sense manager of the store fires the girl As All the "becoming one with nature" 'Cabaret/ major musical, "Blazing Saddles" will be showing they walk out of the store together jargon gets old after the first few Thursday and Friday. April 17 and everyone is aware of the inevitable, minutes Bonerz's performance is the 18 at 7 and 9 p.m Mel Brooks. they end up in bed together best but then he's not the main in Gifford toend 1980season Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder llolroyd. tired of his old employer. character "Cabaret." the multiple prize and Christopher Isherwood's 1932 book star in the uproarious comedy gets n new job and a new boss, played ' "I'm a (ierman myself," he insist*. Kveryone has something better to do winning Broadway musical success of "Berlin Stories" which inspired Van bj Christopher I.ee "Germain will not be taken in with that directed by Brooks Peter Sen than to see this movie that launched one of the major song- Druten and with songs by John Kander \~ the movie nears its climax. foolishness "i and Anita Lenhart jeldahl of the New York Times old "Gilligan s Island" reruns are hits of the late lMHk>, will he the final and Fred Ebb, "Cabaret" is a tale of Holroyd's life is a mess Not only is his iFraulein Schneider) will act the part called it. ". . . an awesomely funny more entertaining presentation of the University Theatre tarnished innocents abroad in a land wife living in some distant commune, of a sadly resigned rooming-house Stay away from this one Department at the G if ford Theatre for with no time for innocence - Berlin in movie ... in the tradition of hut his daughter is living with some keeper with whom he hopes to end his Hated "R". some nudity, but not the 19RO Season, the musical will run the years just before Hitler came to loneliness burlesque and the Marx Brothers religious cull - you know, the kind that enough to keep one interested and a April 23 26 power bursts of lunacy from left field " passe* out flowers in parking lots and little foul language Henry odum will be seen as the The movie is delightful but don't Kobyn Spangler 'Sally Bowles) and clown-faced Master of Ceremonies of Opening on Broadway in November. F.rnie Adams (Clifford Bradshawi will expect it to make sense - it's just 1966. and continuing nearly three years the cabaret where much oif the fun. ''i Lexingtonian studies teen portray the outsiders caught up in the musical's action occurs, a place until September 1969. "Cabaret" won events taking place in the glitter and all three of (he "best musical of the symbolizing the sleazy debauchery of pregnancy for "Options * frenzy of Berlin in those days. the time, in which people tried to ignore year" awards in its first season: the She will enact a restless, reckless Over a million American teenagers Tony Award, the New York Drama the evil rising on the horizon It is he l.cvngtonianandco host of "Options In Knglish girl trying to believe in her who acts the smirking master of the Kiebel plays become pregnant each year, two-thirds Critics' Circle Award and the outer Education." was recently granted a singing talent, he an American hoping decadent revels and sings the leering, arc unmarried a quarter under age IT Ford Foundation fellowship which Circle Critics Award When the show- to become a writer and fatalistically Mike Kiebel will play Couperin. was given in l.ondon. it won tendon's insinuating, acridly tuneful welcome to Options In Kducahon" focuses on enables her lo research the subject drawn to her Bach. Mendelssohn and others on the Variety poll and the Kvening Standard the night club's life, in three languages I heir problems during a special six part thoroughly organ in recital at Hiram Brock report beginning April 21 ' Monday For three months she traveled poll as the best musical of its year over Their young romance is echoed by a Mark Miles (Ernst Ludwig) will be Auditorium at 4 p.m.. April 13 The evenings at6 HI p m and Fridays at 7 around the country talking with there middle-aged couple Richard Cox I Herr seen as a fanatically devoted Nazi. music department program is open and P m on NTH member station WEKl teenagers, their parents, educators, Schultz) will be seen as a Jewish shop- free to the public. 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The nominees for the best motion Stallion") are the nominees for the picture are "All That Jazz," best supporting actor. In the best original song category "Apocalypse Now." "Breaking Scoring once again for "Kramer one song should have the award Away." "Kramer vs Kramer" and vs. Kramer" will be Justin Henry, hands down. Kermit the frog's "Norma Rae." the newest child star. rendition of "The Rainbow Con- Needless to say. I don't expect This one Henry definitely nection" from "The Muppet the academy to choose the best for deserves. He is a delightful and Movie" is a delightful, meaningful the awards. This has only hap- charming little actor who has a song which definitely deserves the pened at rare times in the past so I bright future in acting. award. hardly expect this Rroup to change The other nominees are "It Goes their style. On the female side of the cinema, it Goes" from "Norma Rae," These expectations bring us to the five nominees for best actress "Song From 10" from "10," ■the choice of the best motion pic- are Jill Clayburgh, "Starting "Through the Eyes of Love" from ture Over"; Sally Field, "Norma Rae"; "Ice Castles" and "I'll Never Say Jane Fonda, "The China Syn- Good-bye" from "The Promise." I predict the winner to be drome"; Bette Midler, "The Rose" Both "Through the Eyes of "Kramer vs. Kramer" although it and Marsha Mason. "Chapter Love" and "I'll Never Say Good- ts competing against some at least Two." Take a closer look bye" are good songs, if you like Peering carefully at one of the many works of art on display for viewing until next Friday Atwater is a sophomore semi-quality movies in contrast This race contains excellent love songs, but neither compare Greg Atwater leans close to the object. The display is in the broadcasting major from Berea (photo by Will Mansfield ■ with itself performances by Field, Fonda and with "The Rainbow Connection." Giles Gallery of the Jane Campbell Building and will be open I think that the academy will feel Midler. The decision should be a compelled to elect the sugar-sweet difficult one but I am betting on Space pictures dominate the best drama Fonda. visual effects category just as the Both "Apocalypse Now" and dominated the screen a large 'Little Darlings' deals with "Norma Rae" should get a large Jane Alexander ("Kramer vs. amount of the time this year. share of votes from those of the Kramer"), Barbara Barrie "Alien." "The Black Hole." membership who believe in the ("Breaking Away"). Candice "Moonraker." "1941" and "Star more than loss of innocence value of a good worthwhile movie Bergen ("Starting Over"), Mariel Trek - The Motion Picture" are the nominees. By MYRA CALDER decide to place bets on which of them certainly should be rewarded and one of the two really should be Hemingway ("Manhattan") and Staff Writer will "become a woman first." Tatum O'Neal also does well with her the winner Meryl Streep ("Kramer vs. "Star Trek - The Motion Pic- What follows is a sometimes funny, role as Farris. but Farris seems to be Kramer") are the nominees for the ture" despite its failure as a movie It's a movie publicized as a story sometimes touching and usually lacking in depth, she appears to be The five actors nominated for the best supporting actress award. will probably and should receive about the loss of innocence. "Little educational experience for each of the almost two-dimensional best actor award are Dustin Meryl Streep should continue the the award. Darlings." however, deals with much girls at the camp This could, however, be a problem in Hoffman. "Kramer vs Kramer"; streak for "Kramer vs. Kramer" more than that. This film does deal with the loss of the script because not enough time is Jack Lemmon. "The China Syn- The bright and sometimes The advertisement for the picture innocence 'more for some than for spent actually getting to know this with a win in this category. bizarre costumes of "All That says not to let the title fool you thus others) character drome". Al Pacino, ". . . And She did an excellent job with a Justice for AH": Roy Scheider. Jazz" will. I predict, win the best implying that the characters are Angel. Karris and the other girls, Together the actresses relate the decent role in a dying movie which costume design category The anything but darling. however, also learn about the problems conflict between the characters almost "All That Jazz" and Peter Sellers. touched enough heartstrings as if there is a conflict between the "Being There." other nominees are "Agatha." While Angel (Kristy McNichol) and of peer pressure and the joys of true through the acting of Jastin Henry "Butch and Sundance: The Early Karris (Tatum O'Neal) are not total friendship when they have a con- actresses The academy will, if I am to make it a big seller. innocents, nor are they worldly wise. frontation with each other in a scene The scene involving a food fight is a correct, choose Hoffman as the Years," "The Europeans" and "La perfect example; it is almost too Cage Aux Folles," none of which They are, in fact, quite typical 15- discussing these subjects best actor although Pacino Francis Coppola of "Apocalypse year-olds. Angel and Farris, more specifically, realistic to be staged. prrtbably gave the best per- Now" should recieve the best have particularly good costuming ■re enlightened on the importance of "Little Darlings" is a picture every The fantasy scenes of "All That Angel pretends to be the tough kid virginity, love and sexual relationships teenager should see. formance of the five. director award over Bob Fosse of while Karris is the rich kid. "All That Jazz," Peter Yates of Jazz" left the designer free reign as well as the true meaning of Unfortunately, the undeserved "R" . Lemmon and Scheider also gave and the costumes show it. Neither feels that she fits in with the womanhood. rating on this film makes this difficult "Breaking Away," Robert Benton other teenagers at camp so both give in in cities where ratings enforcement is good performances as should be So. there you have it -- my Kristy McNichol continues to reveal the case of Academy Award of "Kramer vs. Kramer" and to group peer pressure. her splendid acting ability with the role strong Kdouard Molinaro of "La Cage predictions of the 1980 Academy Angel and Karris meet on the bus of Angel. Nothing in this movie makes it nominees Sellers is as usual, his Awards. going to camp and the sparks start worthy of the "R" rating. amusing self. Aux Folles." McNichol has always accepted the Although I would not be at all In less than a month we will know flying immediately. challenge of portraying the "normal It is an enjoyable, heartfelt, All of the five deserve surprised if the award is given to which of their own the Academy Their relationship begins in conflict teenager," and her experience as the memorable film for anyone who has and doesn't settle down for some time ever experienced the problems of peer recognition but Hoffman will tin Benton to keep up the winning has chosen to honor with the middle daughter on ABC's "Family," prestigious Oscars and just how to come prepared her particularly well for this pressure, the pleasures of true friend- doubtahly receive it tradition of one movie, he did little When the other girls find out that both part. ship and the trials of becoming an Melvyn Douglas ("Being with a poor movie to make it any accurate my predictions are. 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IBM Posey says Changes go through Some faculty express representative, board desire for change (Continued trom paaa on.) by faculty at their department's By DEAN HOLT programs which were in existence graduate programs, the associate dean meetings City Editor before the college was formed were and the dean of the college Hagby said changes have occurred What's in a name? referred to as law enforcement The hody represents faculty mem- within the Department of Police Ad- Faculty members in the University's programs and thus the term was; bers in the college and should be used ministration such as revision of the College of Law Enforcement feel that transferred over to the college's name by instructors in expressing their ideas. four-year security and safety program. there is quite a bit to a name, in par after its conception. Posey said 'if the want to change In talking tn practitioners in the field, it ticular. the name of their college. According to one faculty member, something they wouiu go through their was found that the program was not Several faculty members in the there has been wide-spread concern representative and that representative meeting the needs of employers. college feel the title "College of Law over the title of the college as the would bnng it before the board," he Because of that, the program was Enforcement" is not the proper title for current title does not accurately reflect added revised, he said the college in light of the programs the true nature of the college The four "It's quite obvious that the college Hagby also said that he teels that part which it offers. departments currently within the committee is made up of nothing but of the problems which the college is "There is a lot in a name. It sets a college are the Police Administration administrators Are they going to buck going through, concerning both tone for what people do ,..," one Department. Department of Correc- their direct boss0" one faculty member academic and other issues, are faculty member said. tional Services. Safety Institute and the added "Plus, he I Posey) wouldn't have "growing pains " He continued to say The name was conceived at least Department of Fire Prevention and appointed them to their positions unless many of the situations which have partially by Dean Robert W Posey Control they would do what he wants them to do recently arisen haw only come about when the University first organized the "The program served us well during and think like he wants them to " as part of the growing up process of the college. our growth period ... there should be Posey said that changes at the college, which was established during Posey said that the name has been an more concern on growth. We should, as departmental level may be addressed the 19711s appropriate title for the college for a a whole field, be moving towards more number of years and if a change were to of an academic program and not a occur, he would suggest the college be training program." one instructor called a school of "public safety" as the remarked most appropriate title. Not only are faculty members con- Rowlett introduces "I think that may now come about," cerned over the name of their college, Posey said in reference to the change in but also at least one feels that the names But, he contended, a change in College of l.aw Enforcement should proposals to senate the name would perhaps make the have never been put into the same college "lose a lot" as it is known building that the state Bureau of (Continued (ram past on*) would be determined at the lime of nationally and internationally as a Training uses. The instructor said that Heherle to establish a committee, tenure track appointment whether or college of law enforcement and not as a such a combination "waters down the appointed by the executive committee not the time served would count college of public safety. academic legitimacy of criminal and to have one member from each towards tenure According to Robert E Bagby. justice as an academic discipline." college examine the University com "This is precisely the way the chairman of the Department of Police The instructor added that the bureau mittee system This would eliminate situation has been dealt with over the Administration, a petition was cir has an essential function, but that and combine committees, clarify and years, said Rowlett The proposal was culated and signed by a number of grouping the two together was not possibly restructure the system drawn up to give the academic unit as students in 1974-75 which reflected the appropriate Smith relayed a message from much latitude as possible, he added preference of the term "college of A smiling Posey replied that he had Powell that a I'niversity-wide com- The original motion passed with the criminal justice" as a title. But, Bagby "no response to something that mittee might be better for handling this Stebbins Amendment' which stated said. the University's various ignorant." situation The motion lost 16 to II that Msitmg rank would have a three- In new business. Dr John Rowlett. year maximum limit with at least one Catchy vice president for academic affairs and year to lie applied toward tenure and Demse Bucher, a sophomore printing technology student from Richmond, research, introduced a proposed first promotion stretches to make a catch during a game of Frisbee in the ravine recently, Contest discussed major in technical horticulture in the Jane Fry*, representing the iphoto by Brian Potts) College of Applied Arts and Academic Affairs Committee of the (Continued from pat* onal discussion and was put back into Technology The proposal, which Student Senate, introduced the Teacher trying to form a phone committee to committee for further revision. passed, will allow horticulture students Information Pile to the faculty and call as many people as possible to Dr Thomas Myers, vice president of to get a minor in business and related Baked for senate approval The file, Grise attends workshop create interest in the election student affairs, commented on the issue lields without having to become an designed to tie a service to students is stating. "We're not in the contest agriculture student optional and its purpose is to hold in Dr Martha S Grise, assistant Jersey The sessions included updates In new business. Karen Chrism.in business We've made a lot out of Rowlett also brought up the formation on teachers in one place The professor of English attended the on Equal Rights Amendment presented a bill which would give the nothing here I apologize if what I previously submitted proposal to senate tentatively approved the recent I9R0 Leadership Training ratification strategy, training in lob- senate options to either decide the commented on perhaps being a fun establish visiting faculty ranks with proposed Student Association project Workshop in Washington. DC. of the bying techniques, and a meeting with winner of a contest as a whole or thing got carried out of proportion " two additions presently pending, that l)r John !.ong reported on the American Association of University senators and representatives at the delegate the authority to a committee Bill Mitchell reported that there was fringe benefits for visiting faculty- committee on honorary degrees and the Women Participants were AAUW state Capitol (Jrise will succeed Mrs Darrell The bill, which arose out of discussion "noway in the world" a jukebox would would be the same as for faculty ser senate approved the recommendations division chairs from Delaware. New Ward, also of Hichmond. as the AAUW over the means by which a logo contest be permitted in the grill following in- ving regular appointmenLs and that it lor such degrees Jersey, Wisconsin. Indiana and New state division legislative chair in July was handled recently received much vestigation into the matter VwwlUtq ike.... 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