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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1989-1990 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Features Activities Sports | Weekend weather Video bliss Roommates turn Women athletes Friday — chance of Video rentals prove matchmaker in showers, 42-50? Satyr- recognized for day — cloudy, 35-50. pure entertainment blind date scheme academic ability Sunday — partly cloudy, to students Page B-1 Page B-5 Page B-7 35-50. THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vol. 68/No. 19 February8,1990 18 pages Sfcident publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond. Ky. 40475 O The Eastern Progress, 1990 Moberly withdraws bill requiring govt. class By Ken Holloway lesser degree lo any person unless the student Moberly said there were many questions News editor The Kentuc has earned credit for the course or has previ- about the bill which he believed was detracting ously passed an examination on the same. House BUI 292 could have been a big thorn Ge from some other important business like the to the sides of students who may not have had The bill woul have permitted the college or financing for higher education. a strong backgound in American government university to determine whether the student had "The bill was getting more attention than it But because "it was not that important of a bill," satisfied this requirement if the student success- really deserved. We need to concentrate more state Rep. Harry Moberly, D-Richmond, de- fully completed a substantially equivalent course on the budget," Moberly said. "We don't need ter 164 to require every state-supported college or examination at another accredited college or little things like this bill to detract from our cided to withdraw the bill Wednesday. and university to provide a course of instruction university. HB 292, also sponsored by stale Rep. Wal- concentration about the budget." in American government. HB 292 went lo the House Committee of Because of the importance of Go v. Wallace ter Blevins, D-Morehead, would have created a The bill would have prohibited a college or Education Jan. 12 and was still in the commiue new section of Kentucky Revised Statue Chap- university from conferring a baccalaureate or before. Moberly withdrew it. S« BILL, Pose A7 Herry Moberly City mayor calls shots; five resign By Jeff Newton, Jennifer Feldman and • •/ think it was quite Terry Sebastian clear that Mayor Since Jan.2, the day Ann Luxon Durham took office as mayor, Durham mas the Richmond city government has under- gone a dramatic metamorphosi s. insistent force behind Under the previous administration, the city commission and the mayor all of this, and that they had waged veritable small-scale wars over issues such as garbage collec- would be fired if they tion, underage drinking and the loca- did not resign. ** tion of a landfill. Now, an ordinance that would ^^^^^^^^^cjjn^ckey effectively merge twocity departments and dissolve up to nine positions ager, ABC administrator, sanitation Progress photo by JEFF COATNEY passed in a four-minute second read- director and assistant sanitation direc- Former Qov. Collins speaks to students Jan. 31 about her administration during a Kentucky government class. ing without so much as a whimper. tor—have been asked lo resign. The ••• resignations were accepted unani- A typical city commission meet- mously. Several allege that they were ing now is much quieter, less vindic- replaced so Durham could stack the tive. commission "with her people." Gov. Collins returns to classroom In all, 32 ordinances have been Smaller changes, such as the Kentucky home she taught and a long-time admirer She has traveled around the proposed by the Richmond City removal of the "No Smoking" signs in of Collins' politics. United States and to Panama, Ja- Commission this year, which Dur- the courtroom, can be chalked up to to bright minds, Collins' speech highlighted her pan, Mexico and Hawaii since her ham, as mayor, chairs. All 32 have the administration of Durham, a career as governor, related her ac- term ended. She recently spent two passed without a single dissenting smoker. Collins says tivities since leaving office and semesters as an executive in resi- opinion appearing in the minutes. Some commissioners explain the By Becca Morrison fielded questions from students. dence at the University of Louis- The only hint of discussion came smooth-running meetings by pointing She said improvements in the out that they talk often on the phone Staff writer ville's school of business and one during a Jan. 16 meeting, when city areas of education and economic as a fellow at Harvard, she said. attorney Robert Moody requested that and in person about ordinances being Though Harvard is home lo some development were the most impor- Collins cited the arrival of the an order to enter into an agreement considered, and say they have noticed of the brightest minds in the country, tant achievements of her admini- Toyota automotive plant to Geor- with the MARCCenter be passed over, a harmony among themselves absent former Gov. Martha Layne Collins stration. getown as the chief economic gain he later indicated his approval of the from past commissions. said she has encountered some ex- 'The two go hand in hand," her administration made. order, according to commission min- "I think the chemistry is different citing exchanges with students in Collins said, "as the citizenry is Toyota, she said, resulted in an utes. wiihthiscommission,"commissioner Kentucky comparable to those she educated, more jobs come to the actual $1.2 billion investment for Since then, there has been no dis- Dale Carrier said. T see a lot more experienced while spending spring community." the stale of Kentucky. cussion of any ordinance, including cooperation with this commission, semester last year as a fellow at the As governor of Kentucky, The plant also "made Ken- one which merged the city sanitation which is what a city commission esteemed Ivy League college. Collins said she tried to be an tuckians go back to college," she and city street departments and laid should have." Collins visited the university last ambassador, concerning herself said. With 70,000 Kentuckians ap- off a handful of city employees. Nei- However, Carrier acknowledged Wednesday lo teach a Kentucky with the image the state projected. plying for 3,000 jobs, some were ther was discussion rendered when he received information on the re- Government and Politics class and "I'm proud of Kentucky," inspired to further their education, the commission unanimously voted lo structuring of the two city departments to appear on a university television Collins said. "We have a great deal she said Collins described her efforts to repeal an ordinance requiring a regu- only minutes before its first reading. program, 'Town Hall," which fo- of resources — our light has been Collins was questioned during woo the Toyota company lar time and day for the commission He said he had discussed the ordi- cused on her role as governor. hidden under a bushel for too long." the filming of'Town Hall" by host to Kentucky when she was meetings. The commission can now nance over the phone with other Collins came at the invitation of After leaving office, Collins Blanchard, and panelists Scott Chil- governor. call meetings at whim as long as they commissioners, but could not recall Dr. Paul Blanchard, the university still continues to "promote Ken- give the local media 24 hours notice. when or to whom he talked about the government professor whose class tucky." S« COLLINS, Page A6 Under her administration, five city plan. officials — city attorney, city man- see DURHAM, Page AS Judicial boards to hear Soviets desire capitalism, McConnell says By Heather Hill McConnell said the United open house violations Staff writer Stales' policy of containment, or By Terry Sebastian should be delegated to the j-boards. Political and economical stopping the spread of communism, Assistant news editor "At the very end of the fall semes- changes occurring in the Soviet in combination with the communi- For the rest of the semester, the ter. Sieve came to me again with a Union was die topic addressed to cations revolution, is making it hard judicial boards in Mattox, O' Donne 11, proposal where we would try this on a students in a university paralegal to carry on atrocities these days. "Dan Rather may be right out- Case and Martin halls, as pan of a pilot trail basis," Myers said. class by U.S. Sen. Mitch McCon- program, will review their own open Myers said his safeguard with the nell. side the door reporting to the whole new policy is that the sanctions will be McConnell was at the univer- world with gunshots in the back- house violations. ground," McConnell said "We're The new policy will enable the j- See J-BOARD, Page A10 sity Monday to express his views on foreign policy in an effort to drum conspiring to bring about a dramatic boards of these four residence halls to change in world order." hear cases concerning open house up support for the upcoming elec- tion. He said now the United States is violations instead of the cases being wrestling with what is the appropri- sent to Dr. James H. Allen, dean of "There couldn't be two more Inside different philosophies than Capital ate level of defense in response to student development. Accent B1 these changing times. The first and second offenses to- ism and Communism," McConnell ward open house will be heard by the Activities B 4&5 said. "They had an aggressive phi- McConnell said the peace divi- dend is not all good news because j boards.The third offense will be for- Arts/Entertainment B 2&3 losophy for a while — they spent Basketball contest B8 twice the percentage of GNP as we defense has always been good busi- warded to Allen's office, which has ness for America. heard all three in the past Classifieds A 5 did on defense. New beginnings A3 "It has been amazing to me that Because of cutbacks, there are "At the end of last spring, Steve fewer soldiers in Fort Knox and the Parsons came to me and talked to me News A 1-10 a philosophy that involves no reli- about the j-boards," said Dr. Thomas gion, no private property, no oppor- Bluegrass Depot is being closed. He Perspective A 2&3 said many adjustments will be re- D. Myers, vice president of student tunity to express yourself, nochance People poll A3 quired as the United States contin- Progras photo by MIKE MORRIS affairs. "He talked to me first about the to elect your own leaders — that Police beat A 4 that type of philosophy has gotten Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell speaks Intently to several more cases he felt the j-board should Sports B6.7&8 hear and the more responsibility that anywhere." See MCCONNELL, Page M students in Karen Cakhveii's class Monday night.

' A2 Perspective The Eastern Progress Thursday, February 8,1990

THE EASTERN PROGRESS Jennifer Feldman Editor J.S. Newton .Managing editor Audra Franks Copy editor Charles Lister Staff artist Public meetings should not seek to avoid public scrutiny The amount of opposition votes to ordinances hours notice of a meeting, the erratic scheduling brought before the city commission this year has yet makes it difficult, if not impossible, for the media to to reach double digits. In fact, the number of "nays" inform members of the public who may want to to proposals introduced by Mayor Ann L. Durham's attend. commission could be counted on one hand. According to a Richmond Register reporter, the In all, 32 ordinances have been introduced since paper was notified at 11:57 a.m. Saturday about a Jan. 2, the commission's first regular meeting with special session held Monday. The Register, which Durham as mayor. In all, only one of the five com- sends its paper to print at noon on Saturdays, had to missioners has entered a single dissenting vote to hold the presses to include that information. any ordinance. The ordinance passed anyway. Moreover, even when members of the public do It would seem that any attend the meeting, very discussion of the ordi- often they are not given nances is occurring behind , the opportunity to speak. closed doors or on the tele- • ■ It would seem that any discussion Durham has made a habit phone or on personal time, of holding special ses- denying the public any of the ordinances is occurring sions— which are open opportunity to voice its to the public — in her opinion. behind closed doors or on the office. Although techni- Consi der ord inance 90- telephone or on personal time, cally anyone can sit in 3, which combined the city during the meeting, some sanitation department and denying the public any opportunity might be intimidated or the street department, 9* might not realize that they eliminating up to nine to voice its opinion. can follow when the en- people from the payroll. tire city commission gets When your car is a lemon, The ordinance was passed ^—■ mm^mmm^mKmmmm up and moves into the Friday, just one day after it was introduced, in a mayor's office. Also intimidating is the size of the four-minute special session. office, which is not too accommodating should a The vote was unanimous. number of people wish to attend. going crazy is a short drive Commissioners were given copies of the ordi- Most infuriating, however, is the commission's nance and the restructuring plan 20 minutes before reluctance to talk about subjects being brought I do not have an affection for have to add gas one cent at a my car, nor do I call it pet names the first reading on Thursday, and at least one before city commission Durham, for instance, time. But the fact that it now or spend spring-like afternoons seldom moves — one of my key commissioner has acknowledged that he hadn't had recently said she will not answer questions from the washing and waxing it .: requirements for a car — is time to read though all of the papers. media unless the questions are submitted in writing I use to, when I owned a little gelling irksome. "We do a lot of cramming," he said. —a position she ruggedly adheres to as she scrambles black 1983 four-door Ford Escort On good days it only stalls Since January, the commission has changed the out of her seat as soon as the meeting is over and that got about 43 miles to the gal- twice when I'm backing out of time of its regularly scheduled meetings from Tues- refuses to answer questions about ordinances that lon and never sputtered at a red- the driveway. On bad days I day night to Thursday afternoon, when many people have just been passed. Similarly, City Attorney light or a stopsign or stalled on don't even get out of the drive- are at work and cannot attend. The vast majority of Robert Moody, whose job it is to draft the ordi- cold winter mornings. way. work is done in executive and special session, nances, often refuses to answer questions on them. I had bought it from an the insurance, much less the pay- I've been told the problem shielding that work from public speculation. Perhaps members of the commission are com- elderly couple who literally ments, on a new model For some might be a result of low oil, as The commission, it would seem, has further municating extraordinarily well, as they have said drove it only to the supermarket reason I thought I could finagle a the car bums it quickly, but the and to church on Sundays. They deal and drive away with sought to eliminate public intervention from its they are, and feel comfortable passing ordinances latch has somehow dislodged and treated the car like an adopted something that night, but I don't raising the hood now requires meetings by unanimously passing ordinance 90-1, they have talked about among themselves insteadof child, and wrote me a letter soon have much of a poker face, two people — one to work the which repealed a law requiring the commission to in a public forum. after the deal was closed to see having not played a lot of poker lever from the inside, the other to meet at a regular time and day. Durham and the When a public forum resembles a private rap how it was doing and if I had any in my life, and I never escaped manually lift the hood. commission can now call a meeting at any time, and session, the purpose of governmental checks and questions to be sure and let them with a better deal than offered I don't remember having although they must still give the local media 24 balances is soundly diluted. know. when I walked in. trouble raising the hood when I I loved that car. Back then I One month went by and I was bought the car, nor do I remem- could put $5 in the tank and still a earless and stranded ber that the car continued lo cruise around all day. Air, power woman with a dwindling cache make noises after I had the key steering, power brakes, cruise of insurance money, and in out of Ihe ignition, as it occasion- control, AM-FM stereo and five- desperation I decided I would ally does now. To the editor: speed transmission made driving buy the first thing that moved I'd like to pretend that the a pleasure. and had four tires and a rearview reason the car suddenly begins to No night was too cold, no mirror. decelerate on the expressway is Support for library much appreciated day was loo hot to drive in, It was about that time that I because of its built-in radar de- thanks to modem conveniences saw a 1982 Mercury Lynx in a tector, but I know I am just In the Jan. 25 Eastern Progress, staff and others who were concerned libraries play in the process of educa- with which the auto was "U Driv Um" car lot, and, there was a weU-wriuen feature ar- about die need for expanding our fa- tion. Certainly, with such allies, we fooling myself. equipped. possessing all my necessary My car cannot go fast enough ticle by Ken Holloway reviewing the cilities, but there was some compen- will eventually be able to secure relief But not anymore. All affec- highlights of Gov. Wilkinson's budget sation in the midst of this negative for the overcrowding in our reading criteria, I bought iL to get stopped for speeding. tions have ceased. Now I hate my It wasn't love at first sight, Everytime I get in the car I proposal. The budget, in general, news. The article highlighted the rooms and the lack of shelf space for car. provided assurances of beuer funding support and concern of President our expanding collection. We thank but I wouldn't say the contempt hold my breath, hoping it will not When the Escort was hit one was instant, either. At first it take the full tank of gas to start it. for higher education in Kentucky and Funderburk for continued quality li- all our friends in the administration year ago this month I feared I and our patrons, faculty and students, didn't bother me that the car My hazard lights are wearing out contained several specific benefits brary service on this campus, and he would never get a car as good as shook violently when it ap- accruing to Eastern. was seconded by Rep. Harry Moberly, who have been so supportive during before my taiUights, and the that one with the insurance proached SO miles per hour. And operators who answer the AAA Unfortunately, perhaps because one of Eastern's friends in the state these last years as conditions in die money I would receive. the Council on Higher Education chose legislature. . Crabbe Library have become increas- I could handle the fact that it got hotline are beginning to know me I was right about the same gas mileage as a personally. not to support it, an extension to the We deeply appreciate the contin- ingly inimical to study and research. I searched the used car lots, John Grant Crabbe Library was not in ued support of Eastern's administra- Lincoln Continental. And that it All I have to do is keep it want ads and Bargain Marts. I burned oil loo quickly. Or that running — if only Flinstone style the governor's budget Of course, this tion and our friends in Frankfort and Ernest E. Weyhrauch stopped at houses that had cars was a disappointment to the library their recognition of the essential role Dean of Libraries the battery died a sudden and — until I graduate in May. for sale outside. I copied down painful death. Othertimes I tell myself when Gun control would leave men defenseless in time of need phone numbers when cars drove And the lack of "extras,'* like I win the lottery I'll junk the car past me on the road with "For air conditioning, power steering now and buy one that comes with On the issue of gun control, for- their comrades who are employed taken over, to wipe out the police Sale" signs in their rear window. and a radio with FM reception, inside, all communication systems are soldiers, uniformed persons and more of an incentive than "Buy mer mem bers of the Communist Party More often than not these beauts could be dealt with. So could the our car and we won't steal have revealed what happens on the crippled. known vigilantes. Smoke bombs prop- were either too expensive or too poorly-designed gas tank, which yours." Flying squads seize control of die erty located in subways, buildings and day the Communists take over a na- much trouble to deal with. made the gas splash back against But I doubt I could even get tion. Throughout their accounts, I see water supplies and shut them off; also large stores add to die terror of the I even perused new car lots, the nozzle, making the gas pump to another car lot. The only place one reason after another why, before the electrical power and gas. Homes people. When night comes, the city is knowing that I could not afford think the car was full so that I this car drives me is crazy. an attack, the Party works from within are then without water, fuel or light. in pitch darkness. Murderous bands of a nation to disarm the people. Goon squads of professional murder- Reds roam the streets, plundering On thai day, they said, two large ers round up the people in business shops and starting fires in old build- riots are supposed to take place in districts. Men are held as hostages in ings. This increases the panic and every large city. Leaders of mobs, some of the larger buildings. Woman facilitates the surrender of women, carefully chosen and trained in ad- are turned over lo sex-crazed mobs to children and old people, who are held vance, create disturbances of such be ravished and raped. as hostages to hasten the surrender of How to reach us Bridges, subways and street car unarmed men. extern as to require sending large forces To report a news story or idea: To place aa ad: if police. While the authorities are stations are blown up. Downtown areas The Eastern Progress i» a member of trying to quell the riots, picked bands are isolated form the rest of the city. 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t The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 8,1990 A3 Perspective People Poll Chinese students deserve By Jonathan Adams What do you think about suspending open house privileges for an entire floor when praise for support of freedom the hall representative is absent from the hall council meeting? We should show more support put economic pressure on China toward the thousands of Chinese so as to help those that want exchange students in the ■ more democracy in China. We United States who protest against could refuse to loan the Chinese the Chinese government. government money unless it America is supposed to represent agreed to be more tolerant democratic principles, yet the toward political dissenters. If the recent actions of our government Chinese government refuses, we do not seem to show that we trade negotiations after the Chi- could refuse to give it any really care about the condition of nese government attacked financial aid at all. One of the freedom in the world. peaceful protesters in Tiananmen most effective places to strike in Chinese students studying in Square. By doing so, it seemed as a dictatorship is its pocketbook. the United Sates supported their if America could tolerate ♦ Americans could also boycott fellow classmates back home violence against people even if it cultural events that the Chinese who peacefully resisted undemo- didn't approve of the violence. It government would sponsor. Melody Farris. sophomore, an, Suellen Alexander, sopho- Brad Pugh, sophomore. business cratic policies in Tiananmen would appear that the president In addition, our government Winchester.Winchester more, prcpharmacy.nrcnharm^iv. BowlingRnwlincr Green:Qmtme management,manaornvnf Pendleton:P

Since the month of February blacks had to fight to get to this is designated as Black History point. Month, I usually like to take a Ken But more importantly, he little time to sit back and reflect Holloway wants me to know that just on some of the things thai have because times are better for or will have some influence on blacks today than there were in my life. My turn the 1960s, blacks have a long Black History Month is way to go before they are truly usually a time for many black year, but he seems to want to equal in the U.S. society, and individuals to learn about their discuss the turmoil of the 1960s young blacks have to continue heritage and the accomplish- more during the month of the fight to make sure that this ments of famous black women February. goal is one day achieved. and men who have made a I have lost track of the amount Even now when my father difference in the forming of this of times he sat me down in our talks to me about those turbulent country. living room and told me that times, I still get a little bored, but But for some strange reason, when he "was growing up, black I make more of an effort to this is also a time when I learn a people weren't allowed to enter a understand what he is trying to little bit more about my father, movie theater in the front. We say. I appreciate men like him and I also learn a little bit about had to enter the movie theater who have worked hard to try to myself. from the back entrance.'' achieve equality and are still EKU STUDENTS The first thing I always seem From there he would give me working hard to achieve this to learn about myself is that I more examples to drive home his goal. always take things for granted. point about how tough times I believe February is such an Being a black individual is much were. These, talks would usually important time for all blacks to Earn money for your spring easier in today's society than it last between 60 to 90 minutes. reflect on the past It is a time to was for black individuals like my He introduced me to these learn about the events and the break by donating plasma. Earn mother and father who were talks when I was 11 years old. people who fought hard to get growing up in the 1960s. and I remember being so bored blacks where they are, and it's a with the talks because I felt that time to improve relations with up to $100 per month! Sometimes I forget about how these things had nothing to do other races. it was for black individuals to with me. February is also an important live in a hostile environment — I never had to enter a movie time to remind people, like treated unfairly just because of theater from the back, and I myself, to not be satisfied with the color of their skin. never really had to deal with the where blacks are now, but to be Because my father was born problems of segregation. So why even more aggressive in life and © plasma alliance Committed to Autophersis - The and raised in Florida during this was he continuing to bore me to continue to build on the ^ fastest safest way to donate plasma time, he- was constantly sur- with the subject like this? accomplishments established by rounded by this type of atmos- Well, it took a while, but over the black men and women of the phere. the years I have found an answer 1960s. ■ He is always trying to teach to this question. Not one single black individ- me about how things were in the Even though times are better ual should be satisfied until the p plasma alliance Committed to being the best! 1960s and the difficult times for black individuals in terms of day all blacks are considered which faced black people. He social acceptance and better equal. usually tells me about those employment opportunities, he Holloway is a senior journal- times throughout the course of a wants mc to know how hard ism major from Louisville. 0 plasma alliance Located on Oxford Circle off of v Versilles Rd. only 30 minutes from To the editor (cont'd): EKU campus Readers respond to Progress news, design changes I was sorry to read of Progress I'm proud to be a teacher in an institu- I want to commend the staff of The © plasma alliance staff writer Alyssa Noland's accident, tion that graduates such students. Eastern Progress for making it the but glad to hear that she's recovering. We want her to know that all of us nicest-looking newspaper in Madison I had not realized what an attractive, here in the English department are County. The design changes were long W 2043 Oxford Circle intelligent, articulate young woman pulling for her and wish her well, and overdue. she had grown up to be, until she came I know all of her friends and teachers Also, the content of the paper is Lexington, KY 40504 last week to interview me for the poetry across the entire university feel the some of the best I've seen in years. article. I was really impressed with same way. her abilities and believe she will do Dorothy Sutton Randy Patrick well in whatever career she chooses. Professor, English department Hycliffe Drive ID Required Call for an appointment Ss,^. 1 WU 00V.W »-K.I» Hours Mon - Thurs 7a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday 7a.m. - 6 p.m. Sat - Sun 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. A4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 8,1990 Campus news Shop for Valentine's Day at Madison Flower Shop i^iKnr TO s&m Order customed designed arrangements of roses, Don't be the last on carnations, and balloons I your block to u3@OC TCld 400 East Main St. mm You or your 623-1601 organization can rent "America's Ultimate We accept Visa and Nightspot" for meetings, Master Card receptions, and private parties. Great prices include DJ. 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BUY ONE BUY ONE Police beat SINGLE SINGLE Compiled by Terry Sebastian JSL The following reports have beea filed was arrested and charged with driving under performed by the Madison County KfEnoys with the university's division of public the influence of alcohol. Health Department All university cafe- riXagJBa, safety: Mary Napier. Brockton, reported the terias are Inspected by the Health De- Jan. 2*: sounding of the fire alarm in the 800 block partment and receive scares baaed oo Todd O'Neill, Commonwealth Hall. of Brockton. The Richmond Fire Depart- areas the Health Department aces as GET ONE repotted the theft of his truck bed cover ment responded and found that workers GET ONE from his vehicle while it was parked in the critical to operate a safe food service. from the Physical Plant accidentally acti- The scores can range from 100 to 0, with Van Hoose Parking Lot. FREE vated the alarm while moving a mattress 100 being the highest Cheese & Bacon Extra FREE out of a vacant apartment. Cheese fit Bacon Extra Jan. 27: Expire* 2/15/90 Expires 2/15/90 Angela Smith. Combs Hall, reported Martin Hall received a 90 on its routine Kevin B. Glbbs, 20. Corbin. was ar- Not valid with arty other offer the theft of her purse. inspection performed Jan. 17, 1990. Re- Not valid with any other offer rested and charged with driving under the William Francis A bell. 23. Race Street, influence of alcohol. marks from the inspector included food was arrested and charged with alcohol uncovered in walk-in freezers, dishwash- Shane J. Ensmiager. 22, Nicholasvilk, intoxication. ing trays found being stored on the floor, was arrested and charged with alcohol rust on the outside of the large mixers, "BIG"CLASSIC" WG"CLASSIC" intoxication. Feb. I: Michael L. Watklns. 21. Lexington, grease trap found unclean and an overall Mike Creek, Keene Hall, reported his comment lhal "everything looks very nice." was arrested and charged with driving under wallet missing. SMALL FRIES SMALL FRIES the influence of alcohol. A follow-up inspection was not needed Ken Englc, Powell Grill, reported the The following reports appearing in Powell Grill received a 97 on its routine MED. _DRINK MED. DRINK theft of $782.51 from the safe in the Powell "Police Beat" have been resolved In Grill. inspection performed Jan. 18, 1990. Re- Madison District Court. These follow- marks from the inspector included mixers up reports represent only the Judge's Jaa.M: were found in poor repair, stock room floor wp decision in each case. was in bad repair and walls in small prep Darren JefTers. 23, Martin Hall, was Christopher Turner pleaded guilty to iliriRSixi] arrested and charged with driving under room in poor repair. A follow-up inspec- his Jan. 10 charges of possession of mari- the influence of alcohol. tion was not needed. juana and possession of drug parapherna- Michael B. M ulllns, 18, Erlanger. was $2.09 lia and was fined S357. Powell Cafeteria received a 94 on its $2.09 arrested and charged with alcohol intoxi- Cheese & Bacon Extra cation. Michael G. Craven pleaded guilty to routine inspection performed Jan. 24,1990. Cheese & Bacon Extra his Jan. 12 charges of speeding and posses- Remarks from the inspector included clean Expires 2/15/90 Expires 2/15/90 Jaa.2* sion of marijuana and was fined $223. plates and paper bowls stored so that they Not valid with any other offer Not valid with any other offer Susan Hagan. Telford Hall, reported Stephen D. Hlnes pleaded guilty to his could not be protected from contamina- that her vehicle had been damaged while Jan. 10 charge of alcohol intoxication and tion, waste water found backing up in parked in the Telford Parking Lot. has IS hours of work to do for the County disposal area, insufficient light in food Judge's office. service line area and an overall comment Jaa.31: that "everything looks very nice." A fol- American Travel Angela Ruth Clifford. 18.Shelbyville, The following cafeteria Inspections were low-up inspection was needed. Services, Inc. Ex-Colonel questioned by police By Terry Sebastian and Walker said an officer is assigned Kentucky Slate police, Richmond to a dance for safety reasons. George Roberts police and campus police were called "We assigned an officer over there to Keene Hall. Jessie Small, a former university because it is so far from campus; it's a "We were looking for him," football player now playing with the remote area," he said. "The groups Walker said of Small. "The word we Philadelphia Eagles, was questioned that sponsor those dances have re- had first was that he was over in the by police following an incident at a quested an officer to work the area dorm, so our officers went looking for From $299.00 Jf dance on campus last week. over there." him in the dorms. He wasn't there." fravel 5* According to the repon, a univer- Walker said the officers are not 'Round Trip Air sity student said Small had approached Russell Lane, chief of Richmond always inside the dance. police, said they located Small's car him at the Delia Sigma Theia dance in 'Round Trip Transfers He said they lour the parking lots and Small at the LAK motel, and re- Stratum Cafeteria early Friday morn- to prevent student's cars from being ported it to public safety. *7 Nights Hotel ing and allegedly stuck a gun in his damaged or to prevent students from Small told public safety officers ribs. drinking. 'Cruise The student and one of his friends that he did have an altercation with Following the incident at the the student, but he did not pull a gun attempted to leave the dance, but Small 'Beach Parties dance, Donald Elliott, a Keene Hall nor did he call Keene Hall looking for followed them out, they said. resident who lives near the student the student. 'Free Lunch Small was escorted from the dance who said he had been threatened at the Small was taken back to Ihe motel by Don Sheefcs, a campus police offi- dance, received a call from someone 'Free Admissions cer, according to witnesses. The two where officers found a gun, a 9-milli- identifying himself as Jessie Small, meter, Tech-9, semi-automatic pistol. students relumed to their rooms in saying that he warned the student to 'Hotel taxes & much more Keene Hall. "The gun was in the trunk of his come downstairs. Elliot, who was not car," Walker said. "It wasn't a full "Apparently this confrontation at the dance and had no knowledge of automatic weapon, so it wasn' t break- was witnessed by quits a bunch of the previous incident, said he then ing the law. people, though no one said they saw heard someone knocking on a door in the gun to this point except the vic- the hall and yelling. "He had proper papers that tim," Wynn Walker, assistant director "That lasted a couple of minutes, showed the gun belonged to him." Call toll free: of public safety, said. "Whoever was then I heard him go up the stairway," Small, who just completed his in charge of the dance said this oc- Elliot said. "A few minutes later. I rookie season in the NFL, could not 1-800-344-8360 ■6- curred." heard ihe police outside.^ be reached for comment. The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 8,1990 A5 • I Campus news PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS

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Prestigious northeast summer Looking tor a fraternity, sorority, or 5. , camps seek specialists in sports, student organization that would like art, theatre, dance, music, magic, to make $500-$l ,000 tor a one week 6. . circus, waterfront, equestrian. Cal on-campus marketing project. Must French Woods (800) 869-6083 be organized and hardworking. Cal 7. . Faculty senate reviews report Kevin or Myra 1-800-592-2121. Market Discover Credit Cards on 8 . your campus. Ftexble Hours. Earn A FREE GIFT JUST FOR on administrative evaluations asmuchas$10.00/hour. Only ten CALLING. PLUS RAISE UP TO 9 . By Ken Hollo way erable confusion about evaluation working this year. positions available. Call 1-600- $1,700 IN ONLY 10 DAYS. Student 950-8472, ext. 3027. groups, frats and sororities needed 10, News editor procedures. Le Van said the committee hopes If everything goes well with the to have the results to the senate by for marketing project on campus. Members of the university faculty Evaluation of Academic Administra- semester end. For details plus your PWEE QIFT Yes, give my Vi senate received the first pen of a re- NASSAU / PARADISF LSI ANn tors, Sefton said this document would In other faculty senate news, uni- Group officers cal 1 -800-765-8472 tine a big red heart. port about the evaluation of adminis- CANCUN. MEXICO, From be presented to the Board of Regents versity president Dr. Hanly Funder- Ext 50. trators from the Ad Hoc Committee, ifl for approval. burk announced that House Bill 203 this week. 1 During one of last semester's fac- could affect some faculty members on Dr. David Sefton, chairman of the ulty senate meetings a question was this campus. university history department and a raised about what happened to the H B 203 would provide teachers member of the review committee, said Retention of Departmental Chairs employed on or before Jan. 1, 1990, the purpose of the committee was to document- who have 27 years of service or who look at and compare two academic To answer this question, the fac- are age 33 with 10 years of service evaluation procedures. ulty appointed a three-person com- with an additional 10 percent of actual The first one called the Retention Free mittee made up of Sefton; Marijo service credit if they retire between of Departmental Chairs was passed by ■ LeVan, a university professor in the June land Aug. 31.1991. the faculty senate in May 1986, and math, statistics and computer science The bill stipulates the service credit Makeup Lesson ■ the second is called Evaluation of department; and Joan McGill, a uni- bonus shall not be counted when early Academic Administrators. versity associate professor in the nurs- retirement penalties are determined See yourself in Merle Norman's most breathtaking looks ■ Sefion said one of the problems ing program. and prescribes retirement applications from vibrant to understated. Polished and beautiful. with the retention document was a Sefion said the committee had two be submitted between Jan. 1 and Match conflict with a Kentucky Revised things it was supposed to accomplish. 31,1991 except meases of disability MERLE NORMAN STUDIO Statue 164.363 that says the govern- One, compare the document of Reten- or death. ing boards of institutions shall have 152 Killarney Lane tion of Departmental Chairs with the The bill would require additional ■ exclusive control of employment, document of Evaluation of Academic service credit be forfeited if the teacher 624-9825 tenure and official relations of em- Administrators that deals with chair- is reemployed as a participant in the ployees. persons and point out where they dif- Teachers' Retirement System and The procedure created by the fac- fer. stipulate indiscrimination is intended ulty senate in 1986 was never taken to Sefton also said the two docu- The legislative intent is to encourage the university Board of Regents for its ments differ about the frequency of earlier retirement as a voluntary serv- approval. evaluations, about the membership of ice to the Commonwealth. 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Progress photo by MIKE MORRIS Former Kentucky Oov. Martha Layne Collins takes time to speak with students during her visit to the university, decisions, I feel I made the right felt across-the-board tuition in- best of both views." F0L10W COLLINS decisions and Kentucky was better creases of 18.5 percent would cause Collins said she "would not en- Continued from Front page for my having made those deci- enrollment at Kentucky schools to courage any woman to get involved sions." suffer. unless she is willing to work very dress, president of Student Asso- Collins said that she did not "I don't think we should ever hard." YOUR NO'S. ciation and Dr. Elizabeth Fraas, a support the lottery when she was price education out of the reach of "Women have to be even more university journalism professor governor and she still does not the people," Collins said. informed. Women just have to work who has been chosen to edit support it "However, we have to be realis- a whole lot harder,"Collins said. No High Prices, No Hassles, Collins' gubernatorial papers. "Where the lottery proceeds go tic in the fact that everything is going Collins said although she was In response to criticism regard- and how they are spent is obvi- up—the maintenance of buildings, not always in the limelight like she No Appointments, ing Collins' reputation for not push- ously up to the governor and the professor's salaries—it's an invest- was as governor, she still tries to ing legislature through strongly legislature," Collins said. "It can't ment," she said. keep publicly active. No Inconveniences, enough, Collins said, "I think I take the place of taxes, and it can't Collins also gave advice to "Nobody told me I was sup- provided leadership. I'm sure my be a cure-all." women considering a career in poli- posed to be a lame duck," Collins No Waiting, style was different" Collins added that she was un- tics. said. "I'm still not totally out of the As a female, Collins said, "You aware of any legislation that speci- "I think it's extremely important limelight. I don't want to fade out have to be careful you don't come fied lottery money being earmarked to have women in politics," Collins of the picture. I truly want what is No Fooling. across as a witch when the chips for education. said. "It's important to have men's best for Kentucky. I'm too young to were down and I had to make those Childress asked Collins if she and women's views together — the retire." Latin American festival set for Sept. 24-Oct. 5 kinko's Great copies. Great people. By Andrea B. Stephens will have many events and activities events stressing the arts of Latin particular event would be successful similar to those of last year's festival. America planned, including a concert Staff writer since many American students are She said there is a series of lunch- by Latin American composers and a familiar with Mexican food, and in The initial stages of this year's Fax # 623-9588 eon speakers and panels planned demonstration of Latin dance styles. addition to the commercial films which Culture Festival have begun with a throughout the festival.The commit- Stebbins said because of the im- will be shown during the festival, meeting for volunteers who are help- tees in charge of planning the festival portance of soccer in Latin American Open 7 days a week ing plan the festival. documentaries pertaining to the theme hope one of those panels will be a countries, more emphasis will be will also be shown. According to Ann S tebbins, coor- group of students who have visited placed on sports in this year's festival Mon-Fri 7a.m.-9p.m. dinator of the festival, this year'stheme Mexico. than in past years. She said she thinks the festivals Sat 9a.m.-9p.m. is to be Latin America. Stebbins said another possible She said she hopes the univer- are an important event on campus The festival is scheduled for Sept speaker for the luncheon engagements sity's food service division will be because the United States is so deeply Sun 12:30p.m.-6p.m. 24 to Oct. S, although Stebbins said would be one of the prominent Latin able to cater a food sampling event invested in the global economy, and some of the activities and events sched- American writers who leach in uni- which will feature Mexican and South that we are "very dependent on other uled may not fall into that time span. versities across the United States. American dishes and appetizers. countries for our economic growth RICHMOND MALL 624-0237 Stebbins said this year's festival Stebbins said there are a series of Stebbins said she thought this and development.'' Let's Share this Moment Together. '1/afentine Spcciaf!

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BILL ing plenty of response lately from style with the General Assembly." legislators concerning his overall atti- Continued from Front page Moberly said. tude toward the General Assembly. "I think he talked in a condescend- Wilkinaon'j budget concerning higher Since Wilkinson's budget address ing and disrespectful manner to legis- Order a Candy Gram or Gift Gram and education, Moberly said that it is before the joint session of the General lators at that address. important for the legislators to review Assembly Jan. 18, he has been attack- "He was obviously playing to a we will deliver them for you! Wilkinson's plan more carefully. ing the legislature through television television audience, and he did not Moberly, a visiting assistant pro- advertisements saying lawmakers are care whether the legislators felt good fessor of government at the univer- trying to grab profits obtained through about his presentation." sity, did say there was a strong need Order today thru February 13th. I the lottery and put it in the stale Gen- for this kind of bill after having some eral Fund which pays for most of the Moberly said Wilkinson is still Delivery on Valentine's Day, previous dealings and conversations state's programs. trying to convince people it makes a with students about the American In his advertisement, Wilkinson difference whether or not lottery funds February 14th. government. said he would continue to fight to are going to the general fund or whether "I just had that general feeling make sure lottery proceeds do not go they are dedicated to a specific pur- from the time 1 have spent on campus to the General Fund. Instead, the poses when, in fact.itmakes no differ- talking with students, professors and money would go to education pro- ence in the final analysis. others that it would be good for stu - grams and senior citizen programs. "In the Final analysis, it was not a dents to have at least one American very useful speech," Moberly said government course while they are on But the lines between the gover- campus,'' Moberly said. nor and the General Assembly were "It was a speech which was filled Moberly did say at the time that he drawn even tighter when Wilkinson with false implications, and it was a receive much feedback from other leg- gave his State of the Commonwealth speech that caused a greater rift be- islators about the bill while in the Address last Thursday in which he tween the General Assembly and the committee. offered to the joint session of the governor." "UNIVERSITY While Moberly and Blevins may Assembly an uncomprom isin g defense of his programs. , But Moberly also said that things jEBGOKSTORE not have received much response at still can be accomplished if Wilkinson the time concerning their bill, Gov. "I thought his speech was fraudu- is willing to work with the legislature, CENTER Of CAMPUS Wallace Wilkinson has been receiv- lent He continued his confrontational but so far he has not shown it

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Wot valid with say oUW ■ lanyotbor with any oU»or certificates from the bookstore! 4toc©ant. with any otbor A8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 8,1990 Campus news Student senate elections scheduled for Feb. 15 in Powell Building By Christopher M. Hall tions. have at feast 30 full-time students from Elections are held at the beginning their own college sign a petition for Contributing writer of each semester to fill any vacancies candidacy. Students can register to win one of left by graduating senators or any Student senate elections will be two $50 gift certificates when they senate members who gave up their held Feb. IS from 10a.m. to 6 p.m. in come in to vote in this semester's positions. Conference Room A of the Powell student senate election. Five cabinet members are chosen Building. Students can only vote for The gift certificates are part of by the senate president and vice presi- candidates in their own college. Student Association's campaign to get dent The candidate from the College of students to come out and vote next Student Association will also hold Applied Arts and Technology is Lau- week. presidential elections in April. In these rie Mullaney. Law Enforcement: Jeff Becky Dierig, the cabinet mem- Caudill; Natural and Mathematical ber in charge of elections, said work elections, every member of the senate must also re-run for his position. Sciences: Julie Neuroth; Allied Health has been done to promote the elec- and Nursing: Natalie Eisenmengcr; tions and senate openings. This semester, there are 12 stu- According K> Dierig, Student dents running for senate seats in eight Health, Physical Education and Rec- Association has run an ad in the Prog- of the university's 10 colleges. There reation: Brian Corcoran. ress, posted fliers around campus and is one seat in the senate per every 200 Candidates from the College of sent letters to various campus organi- students in each college. Business are Peter Foreman, John Bell Double vision Progress photo by MIKE MORRIS zations informing them of the upcom- Before running in the senate elec- and Larry Colbert; Social and Behav- ing elections. Dierig said "word of- tions, prospective candidates must fill ioral Sciences: Damon Gue and Ken- Sharri and Shanua WMta, both aophomor business admlsiration majors from Corbln, enjoy the out request for candidacy forms, an neth Upchurch; and Undeclared: Jen- good weather as they stare out of their Case Hall window. mouth" was also very valuable in spreading information about the elec- application questionnaire and must nifer Armstrong and Melissa Bickett. wwwwwwwuwwww wuwwwwwwwwwm DURHAM 'Precision Cu tt 'Bu '/I ill mm Continued from Front page "Spring Semester Specials" When asked how he was going to Regularly $35 to $40 Perms only $30! 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Continued from Front page monopoly of power," McConnell said. semesters," Crockett said Many Wagner, resident director for "I would much rather go see Dean ues to move away from this high-level "Glasnost won't work in chang- Continued from From page Myers said he had "tossed this thing both MattoxandO'Donnell halls, said Allen who will probably be the only defense mechanism. ing communism; they're going to have the same, but the way the sanctions are around as much as" be could, and he he had staff that did not see violations one who will know about it than go McConnell said the Communist to throw the whole dam thing out, "he administered will be different still has concerns. being handled. before the j-board where everyone in party wants to model a democratic said. "The first violation would result in "One is that there will be an up- "I've seen RAs get very frustrated. my hall could know," she said. system of government by establishing He said the United States may see a verbal reprimand and a loss of open surge in the number of cases. The They say 'We wrote this person up. Myers said an evaluation would the two basic undercuuings of Amer- strategic agreement with the Soviets. house privileges for a semester." Myers reason that Allen saw them is because They committed a violation, and noth- take place at the end of the semester ica: democracy, which means real Because they are trying to improve said. "A second offense would be a we thought that would be a deterrent," ing is being done,' " Wagner said. where he would be looking for several elections with real choices; and capi- their basic standard of living, their written reprimand and a loss of open Myers said. "It was being done," Wagner said factors. talism, a free-market economy. military may be on the backbumer. house hours for a second semester. "If they have to go over and see "It's just that they have logo to Allen's "I want to see how many cases have According to McConnell, Mikhail "Our enemy may no longer be the "The third offense would be re- Dean Allen and worry about it a little office which took some time." been dismissed. I want to look at how Gorbachev wants to delete the state- Soviet Union and most countries seem moval from the residence halls." bit." Myers said, "maybe we would Myers said the new policy would many problems we had with it," Myers ment of the constitution which says to be getting along." McConnell said, Jeannette Crockett, dean of student have less open house violations." help violation cases be heard sooner. said. "And if the number of cases have the com mumst party has all the power. "but we have had some nasty trade life, said the reason for allowing the However, Jennifer Palmer, chair- 'Turnaround time will be quicker gone up or gone down." "In the last three months, I thought disputes with Western Europe. And new policy is that all four halls have woman for Dupree Hall's j-board, said because they continue to have open Myers said the evaluation would the countries in Europe would take to some of those crackpot regimes, like strong j-boards. the change in policy would not affect house privileges during the time they decide if the policy was a success and democracy and capitalism like ducks Iran and Libya — they have no stan- "Case Hall has a good j-board. and the number of cases. are waiting to see Dean Allen," Myers determine if all halls we convert to this to water — come quickly," McCon- dards." I knew they could handle it very well," "I think it will be the same," Palmer said. "This will stop that." policy next fall. nell said. "There was some tradition McConnell said the ideal situation Crockett said. "Mattox and O'Don- said. "There will be more responsibil- "I think in talking with the staff "The j-board is the most beautiful of capitalism for the communists and, is to negotiate significant conventional nell has an active j-board as well. I ity for us. about it, they seem pretty charged up principle I have ever seen in opera- frankly, for the underground black- and strategic reductions with the thought the co-ed hall should be in- "We will be able to handle it, and I about the concept," Crockett said. "I tion," Myers said. "Those living in market capitalism in Eastern Europe Soviets and to maintain a strong pres- cluded, loo." think students will accept it more since think their thinking is that the open that environment having the responsi- even when Communists were in ence around the world Crockett said these halls have a it's coming from other students." house violators will be dealt with bility to see that it is a living, learning power. "In Romania, the real cur- large freshman population who vio- Myers said he worries about the quicker than it happens now because it environment." rency was Kent cigarettes." late open house most. consistency of the j-boards. will be handled within the hall." "My joy," Myers said, "is in the McConnell said that since the CORRECTIONS "When you take a random sample, "The second worry that I have is Kay Green, president of the Resi- fact that we really believe at this insti- Soviets have no history of a free- The name of James C. 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The Watts Line: Arts editor names the 10 greatest college films By Greg Watts Arts editor i tMrm «- "Animal House." This AMIMAL is John Belushi's best film. It's a classic romp with a group of crazed fraternity brothers trying to survive the college experi- ence. The soundtrack is Tilled with great tunes like the catchy "Louie, Louie." The film's mood is constant chaos. This is a mo vie that' U be fresh for years to come.

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Photo Illustration fry MIKE MORRIS w "The Holy Grail." Monty Python's best ef- fort pokes holes in the medieval Arthurian legend with the satirical prowess you come to expect from England's demented version of Saturday Night Live. Their quest takes them from the Knights of Nihh to the killer bunny's lair. Their irreverent style is a COLLEGIATE VIDEO finely honed weapon in this film. •■"Flak Floyd'i The Students find that video rentals offer cheap entertainment alternatives Wall." This cutting edge video has long been a favorite be- By Heather Hill cause the images are disturb- Staff writer ing and painful but somehow ironic enough to keep your Late Friday night, after returning from downtown, interest. This is crowd film, Brian Strieker, a sophomore, and Brian Halloran, a junior, down to the last frame. Roger return to their house. Strieker plops on his bed; Halloran Waters lyrics, when set to sits on the floor and leans back against the recliner. images, are hauntingly beauti- They just put a movie in their video cassette recorder ful. and anxiously await the credits to their favorite movie, "Blazing Saddles," to roll by. » "Airplane." If stupid had a middle name, this They have seen this movie too many times to count and would have to be it. College campuses are saturated when the dialogue starts, Strieker and Halloran start in with puns that originated from this film. Who can also. forget those immortal words between Over, Unger "Come on, boys. The way you're lolly-gagging around and Dunn. You'll be forced to bile your tongue if you with those picks and shovels you'd think it was 120 try to keep a straight face. degrees out here. It can't be more than 114," they all said, never skipping a beat. *- "Caddyshack." Bill Murray helped send this Neither of them rent videos. Instead, they buy them. film into the recordbooks as one of the funniest films Strieker owns videos such as "Batman," "Animal about golf ever made. The scenes between Murray House" and "Pink Floyd, The Wall." He's content watch- and the gopher are genuine classics. The cast as- ing the same ones over. sembles some of the funniest characters in one film. He's also content to let Halloran talk along with the movie by himself—until the characters break into song: •■ "Apocalypse Now." The best film about the "I get no kick from champagne. Mere alcohol doesn't horrors of the Vietnam War, "Apocalypse Now," set thrill me at all. Oh, tell me why should it be true that I get the stage for a gripping drama about one man's en- a belt out of you," Strieker sang, proving what he said must counters in the jungles of war. Martin Sheen embod- be true — he watches this movie once a day., ies everything that the war is and is not Many college students rent videos for entertainment and to pass the time. Progrtst photos fcy JEFF COATNEY • "Blazing Saddles." Mel Workers at Video Warehouse, Video Fantastic and Brooks' film about the wild Video Productions all said that college students make up Above, Aaron Snowden, a freshman, relaxes In west could hardly get any 30 to 40 percent of their business during the school year. his residence hall room with one of the many wilder. The characters are Charles Webb, owner of Video Productions, said that rented video cassettes he brings home every straight out of a B-western. any given student will probably only rent one movie at a week. At left, Jeff Swafford, a worker at Video Humor and satire are the main- time during the week, but the average is two movies per Warehouse, says he usually gets first pick of stay of every film Brooks has person on the weekends. the newest releases In stock. ever done but this one is a cut "I just had one college student in two minutes ago, and above the rest. 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This time around, the main charac- He watches movies about three nights a week and Friday or Saturday. ters are two young Americans on vacation wander- including multiple copies, but most have anywhere from usually gets the new releases, because he gets first pick— He said he rents so many movies that he gets confused 3,000 to 8,000 videos on the floor. ing the moors of England. Landis uses comedy to he is behind the counter when customers return the videos. about which movies he has watched that week. take the bile out of the old legend. The best selling movies are usually the new releases, All of the workers agreed that videos are here to stay. "I don't like paying six bucks to see a movie in a along with some rock videos. "It's here," Swafford said. "Once it gets done in a theater, so I can wait and rent three movies for the same » "Kentucky Fried Mo vie" / "Amazon Women The favorites right now are "Indiana Jones and The theater it's on video within two to three months. It used to price," he said. Last Crusade," "Road House" and "Pink Floyd, The Wall." on the Moon." Though in a close tie for 10th place, be about a year. Now people just wait for the video instead He said he just paid $83 to get his videocassette these movies are so closely related that you'd ha ve to Webb said that college students often rent out movies of going out. And since they come out so soon they're still recorder fixed and it was worth every penny. that are not new such as:" Faces of Death," "Children of watch them back to back to keep them straight. The fresh in people's mind and that really helps the business." "As long as movies keep coming out," Snowden said, humor is silly and idiotic at times, but the way they the Com" and Monty Python movies. Aaron Snowden, a freshman, sits on his half-made "then I'll keep renting them because it's a good, cheap are presented makes for a great set of comedy pieces. 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He has helped plan English hosts, and meals. tional services, returned from a visit to Eng- anyone may register for the tour. the program and has arranged a visit May 27 A confirmation letter and travel informa- land with so much enthusiasm that special Anyone interested in the tour is advised to Wisley Garden. tion will be sent within 10 days after the services has planned a tour of some of Eng- to register early in order to guarantee a res- The last tour will be June 4 to the deposit and registration form have been re- land's most beautiful gardens. ervation and to purchase medical, baggage Oxford Botanic Garden. The tour group will ceived. Although no one from special services and cancellation insurance. leave for the United States on June 5. An invoice reporting the amount of will be able to make the journey across the The participants will leave from Cincin- The tour will take in at least one garden money owed will be sent approximately Atlantic, the group is excited about the tour. nati, Ohio, on May 22, and they expect to a day and auow for free time for sight three months before the group's departure. "This is the first time special services arrive in London on May 23. seeing, shopping or special events. Full refunds will be given with written has had an event this size," said Leigh Ann The program will include some guided Based on double occupancy lodging, the request before April 2, and partial refunds Sadler, coordinator for special services. tours not normally available to the public. cost for the lour is $2,900. A $240 deposit is will be given until April 30. After May 1, "There seems to be an interest in the A visit May 24 to London's Chelsea required when registering. The remainder of no refunds will be given. community." Flower Show sponsored by the Royal the cost is due April 23 which is the The tour of these gardens is expected to Sadler expects a good turnout for the Horticulture Society will begin the touring deadline for registering. be educational, as well as a comfortable and tour. "We have about half of our limit." she of the gardens. The cost of the tour includes air trans- relaxing two weeks in England. Dr. Bruce Wolford B2 Arts & Entertainment The Eastern Progress Thursday, February 8,1990 Greg Watts, editor 'Tremors' is film on shaky ground By Greg Watts 4 inches out of their seats. Otherwise. 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Public reaction to this film it could have been conceived in the The tremors start getting closer to seems mixed. early 1950s but was just recently trans- town and people quickly begin to As a result. I have a feeling we'll ferred to the silver screen. vanish without a trace. be seeing it on video before this se- The elements come straight out of Bacon and Ward are soon dele- mester's out If you want to see it but the same genre that brought the Blob gated to figuring out what's causing don't want to pay the price, have no lo life — a small western town with a this sudden outburst of mortalities. fear 'cause it'll soon be here. total population of 14, two guys trying This film is nowhere near great A Overall, Tremors" is a mediocre to do something different with their couple of the holes are big enough to idea that's brought to the screen with lives, and several large, slimy crea- hide Roseanne Barr's family in. energy, and, thanks to the acting, fun. tures (not to be confused with the local What makes this movie are the It's worth watching for the pole vault- law enforcers). two lead characters. We get to know ing scene alone. The story begins when the town's them, and eventually we can even see two good old boys, played by Kevin bits of ourselves in them.They are Bacon and Fred Ward, decide to pack constantly screaming insults at each Ratings system their things and move to a place where other, and this takes the "horror" out * NO RUSH iffcotoby BILL LACKEY things will be better. BUT WATT! On of the absurd situation they're in. ** COULD SEE Sarah Warner, loft, John Hurt, middle, and Kevin Lanham, right, rehearse In Brock Auditorium their way out of town, they find the There are only a couple of genu- for the university production of "The Music Man." The play runs Feb. 21,23, and 24. *** SHOULD SEE local drunk sitting 300 feet up. cling- inely scary moments, moments when **** MUSTSEBIII ing to the electrical pole — dead. many unsuspecting viewers lift about Network news casts shadow on millions of depressed viewers The world is an ugly place. Death, With raving idiots like ousted Dan Rather could sell millions of Can you say 1-i-g-h-t-e-n u-p? that can find light in the darkest situ- destruction, chaos, revolution, evolu- Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega viewers just about anything because Since the world is all of this and ation. tion, mass hysteria over infectious looking like one of the Marx Brothers people willingly buy every word that much more, why not take amore light- That being the case, sarcasm is my disease and the list goes on. But what on the loose, how come people still flows from his mouth every night of hearted approach to the problems that forever present flashlight So my gift about those little bright spots; those have the need for continually depress- the week. get such powerful press? to all you malignant creatures—from spots that make all of the above toler- ing information? They should have Rather end his Sure, I'm not going to be an advo- the nitpickers to the neofascists—is a able? It's not M-i-c-k-e-y M-o-u-s-e. newscast with a joke, or some cute cate for wearing pancake make-up sim pie word. It doesn'teven hurt when Sarcasm aside, I think the world Charles Manson? Maybe. anecdote; just once I'd love to see that and an orange wig every time some you say it out loud. needs to loosen up. Forget that there King novel. Let's think back to a time when man sign off in with, dastardly deed occurs in the world, Smile. are real problems with AIDS, the People seem to find the most men were men, women were women "Bd...bd...bd...bd...That's All but let's be serious only when proto- And get over it Because the world nuclear threat and all those third world negative things when they want to. and the only care in the world was who Folks!!!" Porky Pig would be proud. col deems it absolutely essential to is a big place and for those of us trying countries. How about Disney World, My question is why? The evening was going to be the next president Maybe it would catch on and people world peace. to make it more than a tolerable mess, apple pie and the fact that George news aside, people have an uncanny Gee, Ward, isn't the Beavea swell would wake up to the fact that humor If everyone kept all the negative we'd like to have more humor and less Burns is still alive? sense when itcomes to carrying hatred son? Yeah, but so was Hitler. My is an alternative to depressing situ- stuff bottled up, there'd be one heck of hatred. Even as sick as the networks have for entire groups of people they have point is that even the most hated man ations. a mess of suicides, homicides, geno- Try thinking for yourself. It's non- become of late, the humor is still evi- never met. in the 20th century had a heart He Alas, the world is so far from cides and some 'cides I've never even toxic and you can't catch anything dent Though it makes my head spin to Russians, Iranians, Jews, Mexi- kept it in a plastic bag under the stove. perfect, you'd have to catch a ride on heard of. Humor is God's way of that'll send you to the doctor for a watch the evening news — filled to cans, Italians, rich, poor, and short Acting like every day is one day the nearest comet to get even halfway throwing a pie in the face of each and shot capacity like a Volkswagen Beetle people are only a few of the groups closer to the end of the world is just to the point where the good stuff every one of us. I rest my case. Now, I'll climb crammed with Iranian terrorists — targeted by an even larger group of plain dumb. Letting the evening news begins. But anyone with an outlook Only the majority of those hit think down from my soap box. because every piece of information morons who think being different is do all your thinking is absurd. The that bleak should be working for the it's not even the least bit funny. It's a "Bd...bd..Ad..J>d...ThatsAU seems to come straightoutofaStcphcn being wrong. power of the picture is strong indeed. Pentagon or Humana. rare genetic form of the Homo sapien Folkslir

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During the event, the choirs exchange Don't be a fool and the university groups the opportu- The band's sound is so diverse it musical ideas and concepts. nity to share ideas on performance, What was that you said almost defies description. Each choir is given 20 minutes to musk and conducting. The event is About the golden rule? Perhaps electric bluegrass is the perform anything they choose. non-competitive, so the emphasis is Never mind the rules most appropriate term when describ- When the three schools are fin- on sharing and learning. ProgrtM photo by JONATHAN ADAMS Just play to win ing the Kentucky Headhunters. ished, the University Singers and the "This is a time for sharing ideas Hate your neighbor Pickin' on Nashville opens with a mm during thtr concert m too Powll Grilk Ft*. 5. Concert Choir will perform. After the for the choirs and the conductors," For the shade of his skin. classic tune adding an electric twist program is complete, the choirs will said Dr. David Greenlee of the musk —Kentucky Headhunters. 1990 "Walk Softly on this Heart of have the opportunity to mingle with department. "It should be a lot of fun." Mine," rollicks to a driving electric the University Singers and Concert The invitational will be held Feb. Kentucky Uuegnss meets big city guitar. The vocals are mournfully in- Duo leads double life Choir. 15 at 7:30p.m. in Gilford Theatre and punk. Impossible you sty? Think tense. By Gina Jacobs The pieces are very colorful Members of each group cover a is open to the public. again. "Dumas Walker," is an ode to a Staff writer and attractive to anyone. You don't . The Bowling Green based Ken- small-town diner which was the cen- Nancy McKemey and Evelyn have to be a trained musician to en- Seymour are leading double lives. tucky Headhunters haveexploded onto ter of social life. joy them." By day these two women are, the chans with their debut album, Everyone can appreciate the affec- Nancy McKenney is a graduate Campus culture Pickin' on Nashville. respectively, a librarian at the univer- of the University of Kentucky where tionate description of the locals as sity and a housewife residing in Lex- The term "cowpunk" was coined she completed a bachelor of musk they amuse themselves by playing ington. By night, however, McKen- \ \\ivl\l\ cuidc t<> arts >v to describe Jason and the Scorchers, degree in musk education. marbles and other assorted games. ney and Seymour thrive on making an L.A. based combo which had some She also holds a master's degree "My Daddy Was a Milkman," is musk. in library science and is nearing com- success in the early 1980a. o Music an interesting tune. The most rocking Since neither McKenney nor pletion of her doctoral degree in musk The Headhunters have now taken Whitesnake. with new guitarist Steve Vai. will be playing in number on this album, the song is a Seymour are directly involved with history. She is the former principle bizarre. music in their occupations, they en- Rupp Arena Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $18.50 and all seats arc cellist for the U.K. Symphony Or- reserved. The opening act, Kix, has a Top 40 hit with their latest TOWNE Mam St It tells the story of one man going joy the opportunity to perform. chestra and founder of the Sheridan off to war and the local milkman's McKenney, a cellist, and Sey- release, "Don't Close Your Eyes." For more information on upcom- CINEMA 623-8884 Trio. ing events, phone 233-3S3S. affair with that same man's wife. mour, a soprano vocalist, will com- Evelyn Seymour has a master's "The Musk Man" tickets go on sale Feb. 12 at the theater ticket "Skip a Rope," is a social com- bine talents for a duo recital Feb. 11. degree in performance from U.K. office in the Jane F. Campbell Building. The show runs Feb. 21,23 7:15 & 9:15 mentary by children. Its stinging sar- "The music itself. It's just so She has been a soloist for 15 years in and 24 at 8 p.m. in Brock Auditorium of the Coates Administration casm sends chills down your spine. exhilarating," McKenney said. "You the central Kentucky area where she Building. Tickets cost $4 for adults; $3 for students and senior This album is up tempo with an learn something and play it well... it's has performed with ensembles such citizens. B E T T E edge of roughness. sort of a natural high." as the Lexington Singers. MIDLER It also has some cheeky charm; The recital will include two songs She is currently a housewife and Q Video there's no side one or two, it's just from "L'AUegro" by Handel. "The teaches voice pan time. "Lethal Weapon D" here and there. Mad Scene" from Donizetti's opera The recital will also include a Mel Gibson and Danny Glover return in this sequel to the "Lucia di Lammermoor," The Kentucky Headhunters have host of musicians. enormously popular "Lethal Weapon." This tune around, they're Beethoven's "Trio, Op. 70. No. 1, going after apartheid. Gibson plays Martin Riggs. a cop living on the a new and excidng sound. This first Mary Brinkman and Ana V. The Ghost," "Two Songs. Op.91" by edge, and Glover plays Sgt. Murtaugh, a cop with only a few years release is an eye-and ear-opener. Let's Smith will assist on the piano. Terry Brahms and Mozart's "Exultate, Layman and John Link will accom- left before retirement. Together, they create a screen presence hope they continue to hunt far into the Jubilate." pany on horns. unmatched by any other set of actors. As sequels go, this one is leaps PO en future. and bounds ahead of its predecessor. The action is tense and exciting. a- TV tmtlt GaMwym C. "It's a varied program," McKen- Dana Ruthers and Joseph Colbert ney said. will be playing the oboe. Lyn Mar- Gibson's character becomes more human, an unexpected detour cello and Alan Staples will assist on from the suicidal tendencies he exhibited in the original. Aside from the violin, and Karen Campbell will the action, thisfilm has some of the best dialogue ever seen inamovk play the viola. with so much violence. If you haven't seen "Lethal Weapon," rent NEW DONORS GET The recital will be held Feb. 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"You Staff writer the life-saving technique of "stop, "Everyone is going to be out K) get just can't march, you can't walk to At 11:40 p. m. Feb.5. Tun Sen- drop and roll." Eastern," said Capt Rick Lewis, coach win the thing. You have to run. So delbach was on the move. If their clothing ever catches of the ROTC Ranger Challenge team you're running with a about a 30- Acar was on fire near the Minit- fire, the children are taught to im- which won the state event last fall. pound ruck on your back and a Mart on Second Street. Since fire- mediately stop where they are, drop "We really blew everybody away weapon." fighters usually stay on the scene to the ground and roll back and in the fall and everyone's going to be In daily practice, the Ranger team at least two hours, he got to bed forth until the flames have been looking to beat us in the spring," Lewis works on the activities for the Chal- late. extinguished. said. "So we couldn't stock off. We lenge developing physical skills and Around 7:15 a.m. Feb. 6, Scn- Another part of the program can't say, 'OK, we know we're good; teamwork. delbach was once again on the gives the children an opportunity we can slack off.' We're increasing "They work every day on some- move. to become more familiar with the the intensity if nothing else." thing, whether it is physical training, This time a motel was on fire suits and equipment the firemen The university will host the Bri- or whether it's on one of the events: and he helped lay hose and supply will probably have to use. gade Ranger Challenge, a three-state bridge construction, patrolling, throw- lines for the Richmond Fire De- "We put on our firefighting competition March 2 and 3. ing grenades, weapons disassembly, partment equipment and show the kids what Each team consists of nine people, orienteering," Lewis said. "I'm a little tired today," said a firefighter looks like, so they either male or female, who compete in According to Lewis, orienteering Sendelbach, president of the As- won't be afraid of us," Sendelbach seven events. A night patrol event has is "land navigation using a compass sociation of Fire Technicians. been added to the traditional activities and a map and using the terrain to "We have about SO members," School children are not the only of the challenge. figure out where you are. he said. people the Association of Fire Sci- "They conduct a raid and they're "We construct rope bridges to cross "Some of the people are in ence Technicians educate about evaluated on their ability to plan it and rivers and streams and creeks and other majors, but were volunteer fire safety. the ability to execute it," Lewis said. things like that. The learn that wins is firemen in high school" The members talk to classes at "A raid is what you might call a the one that does it correctly in the Sendelbach said the group the university about fire safety in surprise attack on a certain target," correct sequence in the least amount would like to grow and eventually the home. Lewis said, "and the object is to go in of time." give a scholarship to a deserving The organization has been on there and destroy all the equipment or Lewis said the Ranger Challenge student in the fire science field. campus about eight years and en- anything that's there and get out real prepares the students for real Army The group devotes much of its joys a good relationship with the quick. It will take a good portion of the combat. time to ongoing education in its Richmond Fire Department. night." "We're Army ROTC and what field. The fire department at the uni- According to Capt Craig Cow- we're doing is training future leaders On weekends, they attend fire versity assists the Richmond Fire ell, ROTC public affairs officer, 10 for the Army," Lewis said. "The Army schools which are held by the Department if a fire gets out of schools have said they want to com- is about defending and combat and Central Kentucky Firefighters control. pete in the Ranger Challenge in March. that's a logical way to have a compe- Association or by city and county Sendelbach is in a co-op pro- He feels confident that Eastern will tition; to take those tasks that are es- fire departments. gram with the Richmond Fire De- win the Brigade Ranger Challenge in sential to being good combat leaders Progfuvtby CHARLES LISTER At these fire schools, firemen partment and also volunteers his Marc h and go on the the Region Ranger and set up a competition based on that. "I think they look at me like I'm a the State Ranger Challenge in the fall, practice putting out intentionally time to the ambulance service. Challenge in April. "It brings out good leadership, it teammate," she said. "You need eve- said that the training is strenuous and set fires and learning about safety. "It's hard work, but fun; some- Last fall Eastern's team won first brings out teamwork, it brings out ryone's support I've got all of their very physical for the individual but it Another responsibility for the thing I enjoy," Sendelbach said. place in every activity except the road super physical fitness." respect, I feel. I think I can keep up also emphasizes teamwork. members of the club is educating However, he said after fire- march, where it placed second. This Jennifer Garcia, a police admini- with the rest of the guys." "The military, when they look at young children in area grade fighting for five years "the long year the road march will increase from stration major and the team's only "I work twice as hard in the 'ruck cadets and they see Ranger Challenge, schools about fire safety. hours can get to you." six kilometers to 10 kilometers. female member, agrees. run," Garcia said. "That's because I'm they know how difficult it is," King During the programs, members He carries a beeper with him to "The road march is carrying a "It's good training," Garcia said. shorter than everyone else." said. "They know it asks a lot of time teach children how to exit from a class and will leave if the need is rucksack with all the equipment that "It helps with teamwork, and it helps "Our team has the potential to win for cades. It asks cadets to be burning building. urgent enough. you're required to carry andawcapon," you build confidence." this year," she said. "We've got a lot dedicated.It's very strenuous, very de- They also demonstrate the "I won't leave class for a car Lewis said. Garcia said that she is accepted by of good people on the team." manding, and you realize that not just proper use and function of smoke fire," Sendelbach said, "but I would "Itdoesn'tmauerhowlongittakcs the men on the team. David King, who participated in anybody can be out there." detectors. for a major fire." A BIG TIME MEAL FOR A SMALL TIME BUDGET! WSSMmm^mmypj,

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By Sheryl Edelen ting permission, a student sets up a Fry Torno, who attended the Uni- Torno also thinks the program will Activities editor blind dale for his or her roommate. versity of Iowa, the concept of this allow a much safer environment than Ever been on a blind date? Was it According to Tomo, the type of per- game is nothing new. real-life bund dating. good?Bad? son the roommate may be set up with "I went to the University of Iowa, "n't a protected environment, so These are the questions students varies. where there were 30.000 to 40,000 they won't be stack with someone will soon be allowed to answer when 'The person may dog'em out with people. It was hard lo meet people," they don't tike oat in a restaurant they take part in the "Ruin Your a guy they don't like, or if the room- she said. somewhere,'* she said. Roomie" game being sponsored by mate is nice they may set them up with Torno's experience with the game Students may be from any resi- ' Walters Hall. the man of their dreams," Torno said. has both positive and negative oat- dence on campus and are strongly Being held from 8-11:30 p.m. Feb After the dates have been set, the comes. encouraged to participate.. 13 in the basement of Wallers Hall, prospective couples contact each other "I got set up with someone I ReaiBaRobinaoa,aresideMofthe the game is described by Kate Torno. and agree on a meeting place. The thought was a real loser." she said. hall, is basically in it to find someone assistant director of Walters, as an couples may then check in, pay the 11 "But I ended updating him later on. So for her roommate Dedire. adaptation of the concept of a blind admission and go down to the base- I guess my roommate really did know "She says that there are no gays date. ment and join in competitive games what was best." around," Robinson said,"so I'm going The game begins when, after get- aad activities. Aside from meeting new people. lo set her ap."

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i\A Clint Riley Morehead Lady b-ballers' hunts down tough defense 9, One on One wins two in row 'Mongoose' By Clint Riley By Tom Marshall Sports editor OVC's woes Eastern 90, Morehead State 82 Assistant sports editor Junior forward Kelly Cowan scored 24 A strong defensive effort by the More- points and pulled down 10 rebounds lo lead could cost head State Eagles stopped the "Mongoose" the Lady Colonels lo a 90-82 win over More - offense, the brainchild of Colonel head coach head State Monday night for the team's Mike Pollio, in a game played at Morehead second straight win. more than Monday night With 4:21 left in the game and the Lady Morehead used a trapping defense Colonels down 75-73, Eastern freshman guard throughout much of the game to frustrate the Cheryl Jones sank a three-point shot to begin it can afford Colonels'gimmick offense, leading to a 65- a 12-2 ran by the Lady Colonels which sealed Wide is the gate, and broad is 58 Eagle victory. the victory. the way, thai kadeth to destruction "We knew they were going to start trap- Besides Cowan's 24 points, four other —Matthew 7:13 ping us," Pollio said. Lady Colonels had a double-figure scoring Just when die men's basketball The trapping defense slopped the use of night. Senior guard Tracy Kindred scored 17 programs of the Ohio Valley Con- Colonel backdoor cuts throughout the game points while freshman Rhonda Hardesty added ference were beginning to gain and held the "Mongoose" at bay all night. 12. Sophomore Angie Cox and freshman some respect by the basketball com- "Our intensity was good, but we didn't center Jaree Goodin each had 11 points. munity, they managed to find a play as smart," Pollio said. "They were just Eastern improves its record 10 the 300 way, indeed several ways to take a better than we were. They have the best talent mark at 9-9.4-3. Morehead falls lo 8-12.2-5. step backward. in the conference." Eastern M, Wright State 68 The Morehead victory ended a two-game Last season. Middle Tennessee The Lady Colonels, with four players State upset Florida State in the fast losing streak which had plagued Ihe confer- scoring in double figures, managed lo pres- round of the 64-ieam NCAA Divi- ence-contending Eagles. sure Wright Stale effectively to come away sion I men's basketball tournament The Eagles jumped out lo an early 22-11 with an 84-68 win and break a five-game 10 advance before losing in the field lead and had the Colonels battling to keep it losing sieak Saturday in Paul S. McBrayer of 32. Ai $300,000 per round a close. A 6-and-a-half minute Eagle scoring Arena. school receives for playing in the drought saw the Colonels back in position for Wright Slate, 1-21, turned ihe ball over 39 tournament, a major chunk which a could-be win. times and was only able to grab nine steals goes lo ihe OVC. gaining respect at With about five minutes left in the half, from the Lady Colonels. However, the Lady least in men's basketball is a major the Colonels gained Ihe lead 25-22 on a jumper Colonels were able to grab 25 steals, offset- concern of conference officials. by Jamie Ross and a pair of free throws by ting 25 turnovers of their own. This season, however, OVC Brandon Baker. "If we can play defense like we played commissioner Dan Beebe and his Morehead pulled away toward Ihe end of tonight for the rest of the year, we'll be all conference officials have been hit the First half and went into the locker room Photo courusy MARK CORNELISON right," Lady Colonels head coach Larry Inman with wave after wave of discipli- with a 36-29 lead behind 11 early-minute said. "But we have lo play defense with that nary and academic problems by six points by Elbert Boyd. Sophomore guard Jamie Ross looks for a way to get a pass by Morehead State type of intensity." of the seven conference programs, Pollio said his players were just not ready senior guard Keith Malone Monday night in Moreheads Ellis T. Johnson Arena. The Lady Colonels, ranked eighth in the including Eastern. Problems which to play and were not used to the emphasis put nation in three-pointers with 5.4 a game, — come tournament time — could on the Eastern-Morehead rivalry. But he said, rest of the way. cent from the field, while Ihe Eagles hit 563 knocked down 7 of 17, including one by Kelly leave the conference coffers a little "They played extremely well." The Colonels were led in scoring by Mike percent of their shots. Eastern hit 56.3 percent Cowan with 9:55 toft in the first half lo give less full. The second half was marked by an almost Davis and Reuben, who each posted 13 points. of its free throws for the game, compared to the Lady Colonels the lead for good. Cowan Before the regular season ever seven-minute gap in scoring by the Colonels Kirk Greathousc added 10 points and Mike 63.6 percent for Morehead. finished as Eastern's leading scorer with 18 started. Senior Myron DeVoe of until a three-point shot by Chris Brown. The Smith finished in double figures in rebounds Eastern will travel to Middle Tennessee points. pre-season OVC favorite Austin slow-down game used by Eastern kept both for the seventh time in the last eight games on Saturday and then continue Ihe road trip Sophomore guard Angie Cox scored 14 Peay was found academically ineli- teams scoring to a low mark. with 11. with Tennessee Tech on Monday. The Colo- gible. Peay problems continued Eastern never got closer than 6 points in Morehead was sparked by a 20-point points while freshman Rhonda Hardesty and nels defeated Middle Tennessee in Richmond Jaree Goodin also reached Ihe double figure when starter LaMonie Ware was the second half. Derek Reuben's three pointer scoring night by Boyd. Tracy Armstrong last week. suspended for the season by the with 7:10 to play, cut the Eagle lead to 62-55 added 17 points and nine assists for the Eagles. plaleau. Hardesty finished with 10 points and "You've got to be a little nasty to win on eight rebounds. Goodin, who fouled out of the Peay athletic department for but little scoring occurred by the Colonels the For the game, the Colonels shot 40 per- the road," Pollio said. violating department policies. Then, game with 5:33 left, scored 13 points. in December, Peay starting forward Javin Johnson was suspended for two games for kicking a chair after Sports briefs he fouled out against Texas Tech. Next, over Christmas vacation, league-leading scorer Darryl Brooks of Tennessee State ■ MEN'S BASKETBALL: S.niorforward f had Santa drop his gifts off to a Mike Davis was named Ohio Vallay Conference player of the Nashville jail after he was arrested weak last week tor his performance in w& TOM S PIZZA for violating the terms of his three games between Fab. 3-10. probation for cocaine possession. Davis 6-foot-5, 205-pound forward, Brooks missed two games for his scored 45 points and grabbed 30 indiscretion. rebounds in Eastern's 74-59 win over Then it was the Colonels' turn. Tennessee Tech, 67-51 defeat of FREE DELIVERY Leading scorer and rebounder sen- • 2rt1 ior forward Randolph Taylor was Middle Tennessee State and 79-66 dismissed from the university Jan. loss to Wright State. 11 for failing to maintain an ade- Against Wright State Jan. 24, Davis quate grade point average. scored a season-high 20 points and Davit As the old saying goes: misery pulled down six rebounds. Versus Tenneasee Tech Jan. 623-8772 623-8720 enjoys company. Beebe decided it 27 he scored nine points and hauled in 11 rebounds. was time for Middle Tennessee Davis' point total of 16 was the difference in the Colonels' State and Tennessee Tech to join 16-point win over Middle Tennessee State Feb. 10. Davis the crowd. On Jan. 12, Beebe also had 13 rebounds. suspended 14 players, eight from Davis is averaging 8.8 points and 5.9 rebounds a game. MTSU and six from Tech following Free Breadsticks with any Order of a bench-clearing brawl the two teams had the previous Monday. To ■ INDOOR TRACK: Eastern's 4 x 400 meter $5.00 or Morel" add to the situation, MTSU head relay team which was denied a school record time last week coach Bruce Steward forfeited his at the Mason-Dixon Games for breaking to the pole too next game to Tennessee State early, broke the school indoor 4 x 400 meter relay record because of the suspensions and injuries. Saturday at the Indiana Invitational in Bloomington, Ind. Finally, during the same week, The Colonel team of Tasha Whitted, Tameko Powell, Morehead Stale's leading scorer Alicon Bailey and Twynette Wilson combined to shatter the Elbert Boyd was suspended for two 1987 record of 3:51.06 with a mark of 3:49.12. games following an altercation with Other top finishers in Bloomington included Carina J18" - 5 lb. Tom's Pizza 1 2 Tom's Salads ! another student Winters and Robin Webb who placed one-two. respectively In all, 17 players were sus- in the women's open mile. J 2 - items ■ Chef or Antipasto 1 pended because of disciplinary A pair of fourths were Eastern's mens' best finish. Larry action for a total of 40 games, and Hart captured fourth in the 400 meters while teammates Matt ■ $9.99 + tax ! w/breadsticks J three top OVC players were Upp, Ed Lartey. Tim Member and David Hawes did the suspended for the season for disci- same in the distance medley relay. The relay team finished plinary or academic reasons. in a time of 1026.20. 1 additional items 99* each $5.00 + tax The problems couldn't have come at a worse time for the confer- ence. This season. CBS paid SI bil- ■ WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Th. lion for the rights lo cover the women's basketball team will host Marshall University Feb. NCAA Division I men's basketball 14 in Paul S. McBrayer Arena. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. tournament over the next seven ■ 10" Toms Pizza ! 14" Tom's Meat .' years. The $300,000 per round being handed out now will be I GOLF: The university golf team will hold open try- t 1 - item i Lovers Pizza ■ dwarfed in comparison to what will outs Feb. 12 at the Arlington Golf Course. Any full-time ■ . ' (sausage, ham, pepperoni, beef, 1 be given to schools in the next few university student interested in try-outs should sign up at the , $3.99+ tax ■ with extra cfieese) , seasons. Arlington Pro Shop by Feb. 12. Students who make the cut Currently, Murray State is unde- must meet all university and NCAA requirements. For more feated in the conference and right now the most likely OVC candidate information contact Eastern golf coach Lew Smither at 2207. additional items - 50e each 1 S>10.99+taX for the tourney. But with the way things are going, one never knows. ■ QUOTE OF THE WEEK: Eastern men . Murray was picked to finish fourth basketball coach Mate Pollio in an interview with the Courier- 1 in the preseason polls. Murray is Journal tried to illustrate that the recent disciplinary and i Tom's Sandwich |l8" - 51b. Tom's Pizza good, but are they strong enough to 1 bring the dollars lo Ihe OVC this academic problems in Ohio Valley Conference basketball can Special (cheese only) season? happen anywhere. With the OVC leading the pack Stromboli Steak or Ham & I * ■ " * 9*« Drinks toward cost containment proposals in "These sort of things will happen when 1 Cheese w/ potato chips * 1 , J.— -._ the NCAA, a missed payday like Ihe you're dealing with a team of 15young men... With NCAA tournament could cost a whole a team of 15 nuns, things will happen." , Qt. Drink *" J $7.99 + t8X " lot more than a game — it could cost 1 the conference. $4.25 + tax 1 additional items - 99* each I I The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 8, 1990 B7 Sports University honors women athletes

By Tom Marshall to do both well. Twice a week rooming swims college level by gaining a 3.S GPA. Assistant sports editor and daily afternoon runs can make the budg- As an occupational therapy major, grades Sophomore Traesy Oka, an Today has been proclaimed "Girls and eting of time tough to do, she said have become more important and studying on occupational therapy major and Women in Sports Day" by Gov. Wallace "But I wouldn't want to miss the cross road trips is not uncommon. Cox said. starting goalie on the field Wilkinson with the theme "Women and country experience far anything," she said. "I really stressed last semester," she said. hockey team, la among the top Sports: A Winning Combination." Her schedule included 17 hours and basket- women's scholar-athletes at Susan Cokman-Track and Field In 1975, the Office of Civil Rights initiated ball practice. Eastern. The field hockey Title DC, which prohibits sexual discrimina- A Presidential scholarship and a 3.6cumu- team had the highest tion in any education program receiving fed- lative GPA belong to shot-putter Susan Cole- Danielle Mnhaffey-VoUeybaB grade point average man. eral financial assistance. This rule was estab- A native of Misha- among Eastern lished to provide "equal athletic opportu- "You spend all that time in practice. You waka, Ind., she has main- athletes last nity." feel cramped for time to get things done," tained a 3.91 GPA in the semester with a Coleman said. To highlight the accomplishments of honors program, while 3.44. women in sports, the university athletic de- Cole man said she hopes to gain a career as participating as a mem- Progrtss fut photo partment has recognized the following East- an industrial psychologist after graduation. ber of the university vol- As for her role on the team, "I have some- leyball team. em women student athletes with the highest cumulative grade point average in their re- thing to prove. I'm low man on the totem "You've got to want spective sport Included in this recognition pole," she said. to do something. You were freshman athletes with the highest grade must have desire to reach point average in each sport Tracey Oke-Pkld Hockey your goals or you're not Mahatfey Oke has been the starting goalkeeper since going to get anywhere," she said. The following are the winners in each her freshman year and was honored to the Mahaffey said she was in the top IS or so sport and some of their achievements: 1989 College Field of her high school class and hopes to continue Lisa Malty-Cross Country Hockey Association's her education in medical practice. National Academic squad Lisa Malloy is a GTE Academic Ail- for Division I schools due Tina Cate-Tennis American, recipient of the to maintaining a 3.8 GPA. A child and family studies major who has Earle B. Combs scholar- Oke, a sophomore earned enormous praise from her coach for ship, the Philip Mankin occupational therapy her efforts on and off the court scholarship and the East- major from Vernon.N.Y., According to her coaches her ability to em "Triple A Award" for I recently underwent ortho- overcome obstacles has helped her become a i I outstanding achievements | scopic knee surgery, but fine athlete and student. ing her studies and practice. shown vast improvement in her first season as as a scholar-athlete. Ok* plans to be back and play- "It's hard, but you know when you have a college athlete. Malloy, an English I ing next season. Freshman practice and when you have to study," she Tess Woods-Cross Country major, is an Ohio Valley According to Oke, her grades have im- said. Woods made the dean's list her freshman Conference Scholar- Ath- proved from those she received in high school Lisa Brilhart-FieW Hockey Mikki Bowman-Track year and is a member of both the cross country I.; lete award winner who has Malloy and the Kentucky experience has had some Lisa Brilhart, an academic All-American Bowman, from Berea, scored a 3.92 GPA and track teams. She is a native of Carmel. maintained about a 3.9 GPA as an Eastern effect on her college career. in high school and an all-star defensive player last semester as a participant in long and triple Ind..whomainuined a 3.5 GPA her first year student "The biggest thing is the language," she in Pennsylvania, maintains a 3.8 GPA. jumps. at the university. "Running track and cross country helps said. "It's not impossible. Anybody determined Her hopes include teaching and one day Heidi Kallestad-Tennis me maintain my time," Malloy said. "Really enough can do it" she said. becoming a track coach. Coaches have called her a "very disci- it kind of farces me to maintain my time." Angle Cox-Basketball JodI Miller-Volleyball Brian* Abner-Basketball plined, intelligent and dedicated individual." The situation of studying and running can, A member of the National Honor Society As a walk-on for the volleyball team, Jodi According to coaches, Abner is a "dedi- Tennis coach Sandy Martin expects her to be at times, be hard because of the time needed while in high school, Cox has adjusted to the Miller has achieved a 3.33 GPA while balanc- cated, goal-oriented person" who has already a talented addition to the team.

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Center. and Eastern athletics in general," Ruchka "For $100, we offer free parking in the Eastern opened play first against Ball said. ColonelClubLot," Ruchka said,"whichgives State University. Ball State and Eastern each This "love affair" has them access to the tai (gating activities, as well took three of the six singles matches, but three propelled him into the as the Colonel Club newsletters. doubles wins gave Ball State a 6-3 victory. position of president of "At the $500 and $1,000 level, they re- Joanne Dilanni defeated Ball State's Mar- the Colonel Club, a local ceive a stadium jacket, valued at about 50 garet Musgrave in straight sets 6-4,6-3 at No. athletic booster organiza- bucks, as well as a plaque jn addition to park- 1 singles. Tina Cate and Samantha Roll were tion. ing privileges." also winners at No. 2 and No. 6 singles respec- Ruchka, who owns In addition to raising funds for athletes tively. and operates the Pink and providing parties for sponsors, Ruchka and the Colonel Club have attempted to bol- "We played very good singles and the last Progress photo fcy MIKE MORRIS Cadillac Car Wash on the couple of matches I felt we shouldn't have Eastern By-Pass, mi- Ruchka ster attendance for football and basketball, Karri Barnett prepares to hit the ball with a forehand swing while her No. 2 grated to Eastern from North Hills, Pa., a the major spectator sports. lost," Eastern women's coach Sandy Martin doubles partner Heidi Ka l test ad waits for the return during a match Friday. said. suburb of Pittsburgh. "Attendance is increasing steadily every Upon graduation in 1969 with a market- year," Ruchka said. "Football attendance is However, it was poor doubles play which sets before losing 6-1. Carolina University. ing degree. Ruchka decided to remain in up from 13.000 last year to about 15.000 this cost the Colonels the match. "In the doubles matches we didn't play Again Eastern split the singles matches Richmond. His resume includes a stint as year. Basketball is also up to about 4,000, Dilanni and Cate took Ball State's No. 1 that strong,'' Martin said. "We didn't play up with its opponent But against Western Caro- manager of Speck's, which has since become which is almost double from last year." doubles team to three sets but were beaten 6- to our capabilities." lina the Lady Colonels were able to sweep the the Family Dog. Ruchka said he and the other members of 1 in the final set Roll and Tina Peruzzi also Eastern's doubles play did improve in the doubles matches to come away with a 6-3 the Colonel Club toyed with the ideaof allow- took Ball State's No. 3 doubles team to three second match of the day against Western Ruchka has been involved with the Colo- win. nel Club since its inception in 1978 and has ing students to join at a reduced rate. been president for the last two years. The club "We talked to Skip Daugherty. Jeannette now boasts some 900 members and has raised Crockett and several others, and the consen- OVC Invitational tests young Colonels early over $300,000 for athletics in the last two sus among the administration is that it would Progress staff report ment. Higgins decided not to keep the team The brightest spot in the tournament for years, he said. be a very small number," Ruchka said. Eastern's men's ten nisicam got an upc lose score. A decision which made the Colonels Eastern came at No. 1 doubles. The team of Ruchka offered a simple explanation of Ruchka said the only student he spoke to look at the conference competition over the only have to count the tournament as one Duane Lundy and Derek Schacfer were the the primary method of fund raising the Colo- about the subject was a former Student Asso- weekend at the first Ohio Valley Conference match instead of three. only Colonels to advance to the finals. But in nel Cl ub employs: "Basically, you go out and ciation president, whom Ruchka could not Indoor Invitational in Clarksville, Term. But Higgins said by his calculations the the finals, Lundy and Schacfer were knocked beg," he said. identify. However, none of the conference schools Colonels would have finished third if they off. According to Ruchka, the Colonel Club This June. Ruchka will resign his post as saw a glimpse of 10-time defending confer- had kept the score. Schacfer was also able to edge himself turns over its funds to the athletic department, Colonel Club president, but says he will remain ence winner Murray Stale. Murray decided "We really played pretty well," Higgins into the medals in the singles ranks. He was which then distributes the money to depart- active in the organization. not to take pan in the event and pulled out said. "Effort wise it was an improvement over beat 6-3,6-4 by Tennessee Tech's Eduardo mental budgets under the guidelines set by the "There arc too few people who have a real prior to the tournament. what we've done and that's kind of what Gonzales in the semi-finals. Despite the loss, NCAA and federal government. love for anything outside their family and Colonels' men's tennis coach Tom Hig- we're snooting at with this young bunch of Schacfer came back in the consolation round "The primary use of these funds is recruit- their work," he said. 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