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"I just feel like everyone has something special they Admission should be doing. Everybody has their passion in life." application DM Coetotta, vice president of student affairs Evaluation fee passed by Senate | could hold $25 fee will help New Student Days n until March BY JENMFER ROGERS Assistant news editor The Student Senate passed a Senate may do own evaluation motion Tuesday allocating funds from a new admission application fee to Eastern's New Student Days. if Board rejects faculty input The $25 application fee was m* > *. * +jj implemented by the Board of - BY JENNIFER ROGERS Regents and will affect all applicants Assistant news editor >* beginning with the 2001 fall semes- Eastern's Board of Regents is looking at consul- ter. AD money from the fee wiD go tants to direct its upcoming presidential evaluation. to the program geared at new stu- According to Faculty Regent Merita Thompson dents, which began this fall. «^ The Board charged the Student and University President Robert Kustra. the Board • has not yet hired a consultant Senate with deciding how the funds Kustra said a meeting of the Board's Academic should be used. Affairs Committee on Sept. 12 served to review pro- The motion to give the money to posals from consultants contacted by Board the New Student Days was passed Chairman Jim Gilbert Robert Kustra, on Sept. 12. However, an amend- Gilbert did not return Progress phone calls. president, said ment proposing to split the money Committee members also would not comment on he welcomes between New Student Days and col- all faculty input lege organizations was tabled and the meeting. voted on Tuesday. Kustra said a timeline for the evaluation is cen- concerning his tered on a March 2001 date. He added that the evaluation. The Senate voted against the Board was not in any great rush to conduct the eval- amendment and the original pro- uation. posal stands. But neither are other university organizations. The amendment called for $20 of At the Faculty Senate's Executive Committee the fee to be given to New Student f afl ^m meeting Monday, Senate President John Taylor Days and $5 to be given to the echoed the Board's position. "We're not in any hurry on this," Taylor said. See FEE, A5 The Senate's Executive Committee is seeking to have extensive faculty input included in the Board's evaluation. Taylor said that he wanted the Senate and Board to be able to work together during the evaluation. cl Taylor added that the Senate could conduct their John Taylor, Progress own evaluation if the Board did not want to cooper- senate presi- ate. dent, said he "If that upsets the Board, I'm sorry," Taylor said. wanted the files appeal ill. "But that is going to happen if we can't cooperate." Board and - N a at • - • '--w\'.*~*i *si Taylor gave the Committee members copies of a Senate to work letter written by Gilbert concerning the evaluation. together. concerning See REGENTS, A4 Heather Nichols/Progress Da* CockrMIe, vice president of student affairs, receives a lick of love from Rebecca, one of her 15 dogs. Re- Buck Study becca, who is a male dog, was named so because Cockrille wanted him to get in touch with his feminine side.

PROGRESS STAFF REPORT After several appeals denying the release of the Buck Study, The 2000 election Eastern Progress received notification from the Attorney General of the Kentucky that the Progress' appeal was being looked into. Who let all The notification from the attor- igniting many ney general's office stated, "an appeal has been filed with the Attorney General pursuant to KRS 61.880(2) regarding your agency's denial of an open records request" organizations The notification further stated that, da' dogs out? "pursuant to 40 KAR 1.-030 Section 2. the agency may respond to this appeal. The agency must send a Student registration stressed copy of its response and any accom- Dee Cockrille has dog, cat scratch fever panying materials to the complain- BY JAMIE VINSON ing party. The attorney general shall BY DENA TACKETT News editor not agree to withhold action on the Editor With elections just around the appeal beyond the time limit If a dog really is a person's best friend, comer, many of you are probably imposed by KRS 61.880(2)." wondering where to vote, how to The Buck Study, done by Buck then one Eastern administrator should be the most popular person in vote and where to register. Consultants out of St. Louis, was Several organizations are help- done to determine more competitive Richmond. Dee Cockrille, new vice president for student affairs, has been rescu- ing prepare and inform those who pay rates for classified employee plan to vote on presidential candi- staff. ing dogs and cats for the past 15 years. She and her husband share their new home out- dates and issues surrounding the "The election is important," The Progress first requested a side of town with 30 four-legged friends. upcoming election. Norris said. Norris added that copy of the Fkick Study April 27 after "I just feel like everyone has something The Women's Activist Group, a everyone's vote counts. President Robert Kustra announced special they should be doing," she said. student organization at Eastern, is Norris, along with several other to faculty, staff and students in open "Everybody has their passion in life.'' already working on forums and members of the Women's Activist budget forums that Buck Cockrille's passion is saving animals. The various other activities to get stu- Group including President Stacey Consultants had recommended rais- 15 dogs — 10 big ones and 5 smaller ones, all dents involved and informed. Tarvin, Vice President Jessica ing all staff employees' salaries and mutts — and 15 cats all came to her by chance. Ann Norris, secretary for the Eager, Treasurer Angie I.ee and that the study had shown that Susan, a big, brown dog who has her own group, said keeping people Monica Shotzbarger, have orga- Eastern paid its classified employ- chair in Cockrille's basement, used to belong informed is important nized several activities to get people ees too little. to Cockrille's neighbor in West Virginia. Norris said apathy on this cam- involved in the election process. Kacey Coleman, university coun- Cockrille said each night the neighbor beat pus is a problem and needs to sel, faxed a letter April 27. the same Susan with a shovel. change. See ELECTION, A5 day The Progress requested the Although Cockrille said she is a law-abid- study, saying that the university had ing citizen, she dognapped Susan, who had not received a final copy of the study $400 worth of internal injuries when Cockrille and the data reports were preliminary. took her to the vet. She is now 14-human- The Progress again requested a years-old. copy of the study at the beginning of Susan was No. 7. ► INSIDE ► WEATHER this semester and received another Cockrille only finished moving to denial Aug. 20 stating that the final Richmond from Huntington, WV this week. AD INDEX AS copy would be available in October. She came to Eastern from Marshall ACCENT El TOOAV fl Reasons for delay in the study University. She moved most of her furniture CLASSIFIEDS A3 Hi: 68 . .RJU'.J included that the study had errors last Friday, but brought all of her animals the COLONEL CORNER A2 Low: 52 \'V,'.V,7' in it, listed individual names Monday before. PERSPECTIVE AS.7 instead of categories for some of Taking 30 animals on a two-hour road trip POLICE BEAT AS FRI: IVtly Cloudy the data and misrepresented some can get pretty hairy, but Cockrille transported SPORTS Bfr-a SAT: Partly Cloudy employees' job descriptions and the animals in a Ryder truck in crates so they WHAT'S ON TAP? B2 SUN: Showers salaries. could be in the air conditioning. The Progress appealed the denial All of Cockrille's bigger dogs are named to the attorney general Sept. 11 after social activists. Susan is short for Susan ► REMINDER based on the fact the university B. Anthony, and there's also Malcolm X, quoted from the study in a public Sourjourner Truth, James Madison, Jamie Gaddis/Progress The PRAXIS tests, including the SLLA. will be given at 7:30 a.m. forum and based salary increases on Dae CockriHe stands in between Gillman, Susan, Willy Saturday in the Combs Building. the data. See DOGS, AS and Charlotte at her home in Richmond. K A2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 21. 2000

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Call rB50 at "Whatsafuton". asking open to all students and win replace now! 1-800-961-8168 ext 9019. 175.626-5321. ^r i R s i the Senate's regular meeting. chancellor for financial and Life of Henry Clay administrative services at Auburn University at topic for lecture Lecturer will talk Montgomery, will join Eastern A lecture on the life of Henry as vice president for financial about Earth's age affairs and treasurer. He wfll be Clay is the first lecture in CORNER OF FIRST H, MAIN responsible for the divisions of Eastern's Center for Kentucky 60G 624 2200 The third lecture in the History and Politics. Melba Hay, a accounting. Wings and collec- This week's question "Contemplating an Entangled tions, budget human resources division manager for the Kentucky Bank: Perspectives on the Idea of and purchasing. He will also Historical Society, will give the Q. What business Is Evolution" series will be at 7:30 lecture, titled "Henry Clay: work with the Eastern the largest toy p.m. tonight in the Black Room of Foundation. Kentucky's Greatest Statesman." the Moore Building. The lecture "It strikes me as a wonderful The lecture will be at 7:30 p.m. distributor in the is titled "Just How Old is Earth?" Sept 26 in the Perkins Building. place to work," Johnston said. world? and will be presented by Gary Johnston has served as the Kuhnhenn. associate dean of the vice chancellor for financial and to nn college of arts and sciences. administrative services at . ..n, i IK Irtcl Auburn since 1995. He joined 'Lend Me a Tenor' Win Allill I -nn; I ■ AU at Montgomery as a senior begins Sept 27 on* win par customs* Center to present audtor in 1976 ana was named patiimmifplnii first lifetime award director of the office of Bursar Eastern's Theatre will present and special funds accounting in "Lend Me a Tenor" Sept. 27-30. Eastern's Center for Kentucky 1985. The play begins at 7:30 p.m. each History and Politics will present the Johnston became vice chan- night in the Gifford Theatre in first Thomas 1). Clark Award for cellor far finance in 1490 when the Campbell Building. Tickets CHURCH DIRECTORY Lifetime Achievement in Kentucky he moved to AU at are $5 for adults and $4 for stu- to Clark, the award's namesake. Montgomery. His responsibili- dents and senior citizens. Tickets Fountain Park First 1238 Barnes Mill Rd. (at Goggins The award will be presented at the ties include senior lewd over- go on sale Sept 18 at the Gifford Church of God First United Methodist Church Lane) Phone: 623-6515 Center's opening event for the sight of financial activities of the Box Office. To reserve tickets call 5000 Secretariat Dr. 401 West Main St. Sunday Worship: 9 am & 11 am 2000-2001 year, a conference debat- institution and his duties were 622-1323. Phone:623-3511 Phone: 623-3580 Coffee Fellowship: Sunday 10 a.m. ing the question "Is Kentucky expanded five years later to Sun. School: 9:45 a.m. Worship Services: Sunday 8:30 am. Sunday School: 10:15 am. Southern?" Clark, 97, taught history include the computer center, Worship Service: 10:45 am. & 10:50 am. at the University of Kentucky from center for government center English Society Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 am. Victory Christian Censer 1931 to 1968 arid served as depart- for business, center for demo- Wednesday Prayer Service: 6 p.m. Wed. Night Live: 5:15 to 7:30 p.m. (non-denominational charismatic) ment chair for 27 years. graphic studies and athletics. accepting members Coffee House Sal. Night: 5:30 p.m. 206 Victory Drive Johnston developed and Sigma Tau Delta, an English First Presbyterian Church and Message: 6 p.m. Phone: 624-3553 implemented several programs Honor Society, win be accepting (PCUSA) Sunday: 10:30 am. & 6 p.m Magazine offering while at AU at Montgomery new members through October. 330 W. Main St. First Affiance Church Wednesday: 7 p.m. free workshop inducting, a financial monitoring For qualifications, benefits and Phone: 623-5323 1405 Barnes Mill Rd. Services for the hearing impaired system, a process for providing applications see the Sigma Tau Church School: 9:45 am. Phone: 624-9878 Transportation available "Fast Company" magazine is campus-wide input into the bud- Delta Web site, bulletin board on Sun. Worship: 11 am. Sun. School: 9:30 am. get process, provided planning sponsoring a free, public workshop the fourth floor of Case Annex, or Wed. Night Supper 6 p.m (weekly Sun. Worship Services: 10:45 am. & White Hall Baptist Church and leadership for required bud- contact the advisers, Dorothy for people starting and growing & no charge!) 6:30 p.m. 3401 Colonel Road innovative companies. The work- get reductions without employ- Sutton, Joe PeDegrino and William Rap & Snack: Wed. 7:30 p.m. at the Wednesday Night Youth & Prayer ee layoffs and provided senior- Sutton. Services: 7 p.m. Phone: 623-5965 shop, at 10 am. Friday, will be led EKU Powell Center Student Lounge Sunday School: 9:30 am. by Cheryl Dahle, a senior writer level leadership in the re-accred- Bill Bailey. Pastor For free transportation to Sunday itation process with the Kimberly Secrist Ashby. Associate morning services, call 624-9878. Sun. Worship: 10:45 am. & 6 p.m. with the magazine. The workshop Wednesday Prayer Service: 7 p.m. will be in Conference Room A at Southern Association of Lecture to feature Pastor the Downtown Lexington Public Colleges and Schools. Ned Crankshaw Cary Ashby, Minister For Youth & Big HID Avenue Library. For more information call Johnston earned a bache- Campus Christian Church First Christian Church (859) 2333502. lor's degree in business admin- The Henry Clay Memorial "Adopt-A-Student" Program avail- 129 Big Hill Ave. (Disciples of Christ) istration as well as master's of Foundation will host an education- able: Cary will meet students each Phone: 623-1592 (office) Main at Lancaster Ave. higher education administra- al lecture titled "The Historic Sunday between 10:30 & 10:45 a.m Phone: 623-6600 (answering Phone: 623-4383 Spotlight days will tion from Auburn. In 1975 he Grounds and Gardens at at the Powell Center Student Lounge machine) Sunday Early Worship: (informal) received a Georgia CPA certifi- Ashland." The lecture features to walk to church together. Sunday School: 9:45 am 8:40 a.m. highlight students cate. Ned Crankshaw, professor of land- Morning Worship: 10:45 a.m. Sunday School: 9:40 a.m. Eastern's Spotlight, for high scape architecture at the Richmond Church of Christ Evening Worship: 6 p.m. Sunday Worship: 10:40 am. school students considering com- University of Kentucky, and Louis 713 W. Main Street On Wednesday. Big Hill Christian College Bible Study: Tues.. 9 p.m ing to Eastern, will be at 9 a.m. Hillenmeyer, president of the Phone: 623-8535 Student Fellowship meets at 7 p.m.. Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m. Sept. 30. Students planning to College of Justice American Nursery & Landscape Bible classes: Sunday 9 a.m. Call the church office at one of the attend must make reservations by Association. The event begins at 5 Worship: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. numbers listed above for transporta- Broadway Baptist Church Sept 22 by calling 622-2106 or 1- to celebrate name p.m. on Oct 4. Tickets are $35 per Bible Study: Wednesday 7 p.m. tion to meetings. 121 West Broadway 800-465-9191. The day will include The College of Justice & Safety person, and include the lecture, Colonels for Christ meet the second Winchester. KY 40391 exhibits, tours and information will celebrate its name change in tour, dinner, wine and beer. Monday and Thursday each month, Unitarian Universabst Fellowship "There is a place like home! Let about admissions and student ser- an unveiling ceremony Sept. 30. Reservations must be made by from 12 p.m: to 1 p.m. (Lunch pro- "Where religion and reason meet" us be your home away from vices. A second Spotlight day will The public is invited to the cere- Oct 2. For more information call vided) in the Combs Bldg., room 209 St. George Street home." be held on Nov. 11. mony, which begins at 9:30 a.m. (859) 266*581, ext 10. 310. Adult Meeting and Religious Office phone: (859)7444735 Education for Children: Sun. 10:45 Educational Building phone: St Stephen Catholic Newman a.m. (For information call: 623- (859)737-5249 Center 4614.) Sunday School: 9:30 am. 405 University Drive Sunday Worship: 11 am. ► Police Boat: Sopt. 8 -15 Phone:623-9400 Trinity Presbyterian Church Sunday Radio Broadcast: 7:30 am. Sun. Mass: 5 p.m. (PCA) Compiled by Jennifer Rogers onWUGRAM 1250 Sunday Supper: 6 p.m. ($1.00) 128 South Keeneland Dr. (at the Word On Wednesday (WOW): Inquiry classes for becoming North Richmond exit) 7 p.m. Sept 15 Sept 11 A Dupree reaident reported Catholic: Wednesday 7 p.m. Phone: 624-8910 Winchester Television Broadcast: Michael S. Steffen. 18, Palmer Diane Tyer reported someone let receiving harassing phone calls. Newman Night for all students: Wed. Sunday Worship: 9:50 am Fnday. 4 p.m. Hall, was arrested and charged the air out of the tires of her 9 p.m. Sunday School: 11 a.m. James H. Brooks. Pastor with possession of marijuana. friend's truck while it was parked Robert K. Allison IV, 20, Nursery available MadfeonHiHs Christian Church Assistant Professor of Philosophy & across from Brockton. Maysville, was arrested and Religion charged with failure to use head- 960 Red House Rd. Jonathan David Neace, 18, was St Thomas Lutheran Church "Reaching. Preaching. Teaching..." arrested and charged with alcohol Jean Kelscheur reported a lap- lights and driving under the influ- Phone: 623-0916 1285 Barnes Mill Rd. intoxication. top computer was missing from ence. Sunday School: 9:45 am. Phone: 623-7254 the Dizney Building. Worship: 10:45 am Church of Christ Sun. Traditional Service: 8:30 am 461 Tobiano (in Brookline Sub., off Sept. 14 Sept 9 Wednesday Wave: 6 p.m. (Labor Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. William Azbill reported an elec- Sept 10 Norms White reported three Day-Memorial Day) Goggins Lane - West side 1-75) Sunday Contemporary Worship: Sunday: 9:30 am. 10:20 am. and tric air pump missing from Food James Waldon Bell. 22, males broke into a room in Todd II a m Services in the Powell Building. Lexington, was arrested and Hall. The males took six CD cases Trinity Missionary 6 p.m. Wednesday: 7 p.m charged with improper registra- and $7. The CD cases were later Baptist Church Westskk Christian Church returned to the resident 2300 Lexington Rd. Ride: 624-2218 or 986-8555 Sept. 13 tion plate/expired decal, operat- Bennington Ct. (across from ing on a suspended license and Phone: 624-9436 or 623-6868 Erik Michael Collins. 19, Arlington) Commonwealth Hall, was arrest- failure to produce an insurance Sept 8 Sun.: 9:45 am, 11 am, & 6 p.m. First Baptist Church card. Kathy Frederich reported her lap- Wednesday Youth & Prayer 7 p.m. Phone: 623-0382 350 W. Main at Lancaster Ave. ed and charged with alcohol Sunday School: 9:45 am. intoxication and disregarding top computer was taken from her Phone:623-4028 Sun. Worship: 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. commands from an officer. Dana Goss, 23, Richmond, was office in the Stratum Building. Rosedale Baptist Church Sunday School: 9:40 am. arrested and charged with disre- 411 Westovcr Ave. Wednesday Worship: 7 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:30 am.. 11 am. Transportation available Sept 12 garding traffic control devices Scott Graves reported his car Phone: 623-1771 & 6:30 p.m. Linda Turner reported someone and operating a motor vehicle stereo stolen while his car was Sunday School: 9 am. Wednesday Worship: 6:30 p.m. had attempted to pry open a door with a suspended operator's parked in the Brockton parking Worship Sun.: 10:15 am. & 6 p.m. White Oak Pond Christian Church SUBS.: 8 p.m. at BSU Center in the Rowlett Building. license. lot Wed. Prayer Service: 7 p.m. (Disciples of Christ)

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HNMrNttoMftO|Mi CKRA- The criminal justice training complex, a $27 miHion endeavor funded by the Kentucky Law Enforcement Founda- fffVH * V»- • i .1. tion Program Fund, has been under construction since August 1997. THE CAREER OF Three years of construction; A LIFETIME BEGINS WITH A training complex not finished COLLEGE ELECTIVE.

Bv DENA TACKETT An architect is designing the The construction on the com- Editor second building, which will be plex was scheduled to begin in located behind the residence hall August 1998, but was pushed back ^M m.0. ^^ Air Force ROTC is defined The criminal justice training and classroom building, and will for several reasons, including get- ^tf^^l ^ aus an elective. But it's far more complex, which has been in the cost $7 milhon. ting an architect and contractor in ^^fcfl ^^^^ than that - it's a career development works since August 1997, began Phase Two should be completed place. construction this summer. Phase in early 2002. said Greg Howard, Eastern does not play an official ^B ^^P^^^ program that teaches you to be a leader. One of the project is scheduled to director of the training support divi- role in hiring an architect or con- ^^^ that develops your managerial skills, that be completed next September. sion of DOCJT, who is overseeing tractor, but serves as more of a com- helps you grow Into a well-rounded and self- The complex is being built for the construction. mittee member to the state, who is assured individual. the Department of Criminal Justice "We've been using the Stratton in charge of the building, Whitlock For those who quality. Air Force ROTC can even Training (DOCJT), a division of the gymnasium for 25 years, and we've said. Kentucky Justice Cabinet kind of outgrown it" Howard said. The $27 million complex is fund- help pay for college through different scholarship pro- DOCJT is the only police acade- The new complex will also ed by the Kentucky Law grams. When you graduate, you'll be an Air Force officer. my in Kentucky of which the release Mattox Hall back to the uni- Enforcement Foundation Program Proud. And confident. Contact Lexington Academy is a branch. It versity. DOCJT has leased the dor- Fund (KLEFPF). trains municipal, urban-county, mitory from Eastern to house the The fund was established by the Captain Shane Prater—(606) 257-7115 county, sheriff, airport-authority, criminal justice trainees since 1982 General Assembly in which it university, coroner and other state December of 1996. imposed a one and a half percent E-mail: [email protected] law enforcement agencies. Doug Whitlock, vice president surtax on property and casualty The complex will be located for administration and finance, said insurance. The fund distributes beside Funderburk Building and, the university is not sure what h will approximately 41 million into the like Stratum Building, will be joined do with Mattox Flail when Eastern state each month. by a walkway. regains its control. The complex is a result of Gov. none Construction began on Phase "Some options have been dis- Patton's 1998 Crime Bill, which One of the complex in July. Phase cussed," Whitlock said. "Everything requires better training of police Leadership Excellence Starts Here One includes the $20 million 300- has been discussed from returning officers. The bill also brought 1,200 bed residence hall and classroom it to student housing to converting it more officers to be trained each building of the complex. to academic use." year at Eastern. Phase Two of the project will Whitlock said the September An average of 10,000 people are include a 35,000-square-foot gym, date is only what the university is trained each year by the program all weightlifting equipment, an indoor hoping for completion. over the state. Besides the training track, locker rooms, office space "It would be very optimistic to at Eastern, it holds one-day to week- and defense tactics rooms, which assume they will return the hall to us long classes every day in other include features like baton training. as early as next fafl," Whitlock said. areas. Find a job, life long career at universities' Career Day HUMMEL PLANETARIUM BY JENNIFER MULLINS PRESENTS News writer 'Students need to start thinking Whether you're a first year student or graduating in May, you about their careers early." LASER SHOWS probably have one thing on your Gladys Johnson, mind: a job. To help you find a job, co-op or director or Cooperative Education internship, you should attend the Fall Career Day. said Art Harvey, Dates director of Career Services. stress enough how important it is in their field when they graduate," 6 "We recommend this for any- to start early in your search for a Johnson said. September 22 A 23 one who is interested in finding job. Johnson said that her pro- any type of employment ranging "Students often chose not to gram helps students develop September 29 & 30 from a full-time job to an intern- attend the event because they their resumes and interview ship," Harvey said. think it is too early to begin their skills, as well as setting up inter- Fall Career Day will be held search, but even if you're not views with employers and help October 6 & 7 Sept 27 from 1-5 p.m. in the Keen looking for a job you can at least finding a job. Johnson Building. The event will get your foot in the door," Harvey Laura Melius, associate direc- Otober 13 & 14 host representatives from numer- said. tor of Career Services, said that ous corporations, graduate Gladys Johnson, the director of door prizes will be awarded every schools, law schools, businesses Cooperative Education, said she 15 minutes and include items Times and several other employers. feels the same. such as a Palm Pilot Those who will be on hand "Students need to start think- She also said that said that stu- 9 p.m. - Laser Rock 2000 include Enterprise Rent-A-Car, ing about their careers early," dents should come dressed to mooth - Santana; Freak on a Leash-Horn; Little Black Backpack-Stroke 9 United Parcel Service and the Johnson said. impress and bring a resume. United States Border Control. Johnson said her program's Fall Career Day 2000 is being Tripping Billies-Dave Matthews Band; Hey Man Nice Shot-Filter) Eastern's Graduate School and mission at the Career Day will be sponsored by Career Services, 10:30 p.m.- "The Best of Pink Floyd" Cooperative Education program to get more students to participate Cooperative Education, Eastern will be there as well. in the co-op program. Graduate School, Alumni Affairs, (Learning to Fly; Money; Hey You; Comfortably Numb; Wish You Were He No matter what you are major- "We have more jobs than we Multicultural Student Services, ing in there will be something have students right now," The Eastern Progress and the there for anyone, according to Johnson said. Office of Services for Students Harvey. Johnson said that students with Disabilities. " Even though you may not who participate in the Co-op pro- Parking for the event will be Price know what career choice you are gram go into their fields better available in the Stateland parking interested in you should attend, prepared and usually at a higher lot (across the By-pass from the All seats $ 5.00 PER SHOW so you can get an idea about what salary. Roy Kidd Stadium). For more is out there." Harvey said. " Some of our students can information contact Career Hummel Planetarium Services at 622-1571. Harvey said that he cannot have up to two years experience Eastern Kentucky University Richmond, Kentucky process. themselves freely, instead of REGENTS: "I think that is how the faculty check the box." 859- 622-1547 would prefer it," Taylor said. I Kustra said most presidential think the faculty want to evaluate evaluations did not include input Evaluation the president." from all faculty members, but Knsira said he would welcome instead chose people on campus www.planetarium.eku.edu faculty input during a phone inter- and conducted lengthy inter- takes turn view Tuesday. views. What Eastern's Board "I don't have any problem with includes, Kustra said, is up to a From the Front that," Kustra said. "I think that's number of factors. fine." "It all depends on who the con- Taylor would not give The Kustra said the Board would sultant is and what advice the ) Progress a copy of the letter, say- follow guidelines in conducting Board chooses to take from ing that it was not public because the evaluation, and was consider- them," Kustra said. "I certainly he didn't read the letter at the ing input through personal inter- think the Board will listen careful- meeting. views and open-ended forums. ly to all those who want to pro- Taylor insists the faculty want Kustra added that the forums vide information in an assess- to be included in the evaluation would "allow people to express ment." The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 21.2000 NeWS A5

animals." DOGS: Love Matthews has done more than 21*APort~Dr 624-3558 accommodate to her passion, ELECTION: Registration AccelAuto ^^ B7 though. He has also accommodat- Almost FamouftrOMWlN AS A treat pen to reae yor | for animals ed the animals themselves. deadline for voting Oct 9 In their former home. Army/A* Force never dies Matthews built two wings onto From the Front on campus can vote at the their the house — one for the Baptist Student Union Nov. 7. Botany Bay According to Norris, the From the Front dogs and one her cats. He is According to Norris, the CMKDW going to build a screen room for group plans to put out informa- deadline for registration in CerMI Charlotte. Perkins and Gilman the cats at their new house. tion throughout the month of Kentucky is Oct 9 Chapel Services BSBB after the famous feminist author. Matthews also built two fences October including posting fliers Norris encourages everyone Check Eachanpa B6BS She said she named them this in the backyard — one side for and hanging up posters. to take part and vote. Chevron TC8Y AS way so she could teach all the kids the big dogs and one for the The group will host an issues There will be an election for Crips Duoout » Sport Ctr AS on her street about history. One smaller ones — and divided the fair Oct 31-Nov 2. According to four Supreme Court Justices," Church Directory A3 young woman even told her she basement into two separate Norris, it will be nonpartisan and Norris said. This has potential A3 will address how each candidate was the reason she did so well in rooms for the two groups. for major decisions concerning EKUAMefce B7 all her history classes in school. In the basement, the big dogs feels about certain issues. women's rights to be over- FalFeseval B2 Cockrille's five smaller dogs The Women's Activist Group turned." Happy Hour 1mm 2 p.m.-7 pjn. Moa-Stf have their own couch and chair Fartsy's AS 2forlwHb are all one family, which were and the little dogs and the cats, is not in the effort alone. The The Madison County Board of First Gear A3 group is working alongside of the Elections is also trying to get peo- SI 25 Loag iKcta abandoned beside the road. The who are sharing one room, have a Ftp Side Music Be Student Government Association ple involved in the election SLOOFtetKrBad/BadfclK three children turn 1-year-old this couch, loveseat and recliner. EKU Food Service A2.A6. B3.BS month. James Madison, 15 in human and the College/Young process. They are looking for peo- Democrats. ple to run election polls on FoxaMf AS The smaller dogs are the most years, is the only one allowed to Hamm'aBP BS competitive when it comes to stay in the house during the days. Justin Dobbs, president of Election Day. the College/Young Democrats, According to Mitzi Kelley, a Hwwnol Ptonotorurn A4 like to attention, Cockrille said. But Cockrille doesn't keep every ani- Kety-a FruJI MHM as somehow she manages to love mal she saves, though. She has said his organization has already deputy clerk in the County gotten several people registered Clerk's office, all you have to do Medaz.com 82 •hoot? each and every one of them. personally placed more than 100 Macsson Garden B5BB "Even though you have that animals in homes in her 15 years to vote on campus. is sign up in the clerk's office. many you can still spend quality "People should be regis- "Not everyone who signs up as a rescuer. With the number she Mocha Joe BS time with each of them." she said. tered," Dobbs said. "Students will be chosen," Kelley said. The has now. she said she couldn't pos- Movia WarehouM B8 Her Sunday ritual is to give one need to be informed of who's board sorts through (the people sibly take any more into her home. Mate Liquor 82 dog a bath. After much practice, The number I'm at now is all I running. Whoever is elected will who signed up) and will decide." OK Cab 87 she has got it down to where it can handle." she said. be there for four years." Anyone who is a registered only takes about 10 minutes each. Cockrille gives each of the The group is sponsoring a voter in Madison County can obtain the job. Election officers fVtui* Ported Cockrille said she is not a very dogs and cats their shots, and all phone bank in Madison County. They are calling residents and ask- will work the polls from 5:30 a.m. big television person, so she are either spade or neutered. The spends much of her time sitting ing if they want a sign in their to 6:30 p.m. on Election Day. Re*. B7 only thing she can't provide each yard, or bumper stickers for their Each officer will receive $60 per with them and reading. of them with is hearrworm medi- Scrube'n Such 88 car, etc election on Election Day. Student Devotopmeot B4 When she does watch TV each cine, which would be too expen- Training sessions will be held night, she brings two different Ritchie Rednour, SGA presi- sive for 30 pets. dent said SGA wants to be the for those who wish to participate dogs up to watch with her and her She also financially supports the Monday before elections. husband, Charles Matthews. voice for students. two of the largest no-kill animal "What better way to do that Kelley said participants will FOXSTUFF "He was not an animal rescuer sanctuaries in the United States. learn everything that could hap- by any means," Cockrille said of than to use your right to vote," "It's an expensive addiction," Rednour said. "You can make a pen at an election, what to do, CONSIGNMENT her husband. "But he has accom- Cockrille said. "But it's a very pos- laws, how to bring up machines, modated to my passion for saving difference." Contemporary & Designer itive one." Rednour said he hopes SGA take them down and print out enables students to use their data. Fashions for Today's Woman right to vote. However, Kelley said the Every Friday- Super Friday!! "Figure out what you believe group encourages everyone who 628 University shopping in and make a difference," has an interest to sign up. 10% off store wide center Lower Level "Other members think they can Those who wish to register to get money from the Student Activity Rednour said. Fall is here!!' 624-2253 Original On Oct 2, a training session vote can do so at the clerk's office. fee that is already given to other Kelley said anyone who groups," Dobbs said after die meet- will be held. On Oct 3-5 organi- wants to vote in his or her home fee proposal ing. He estimated that die proposal zations can begin to help people county can obtain an absentee as passed would award $92,500 to register in front of the Powell ballot through the clerk's office. to stay as is New Student Days, a figure Dobbs Building. Norris said if you plan According to Kelley, where said is more than they need. to register you need to contact one votes will depend on where Chips Dugout Sportscards her so organizations know who From the Front Nick Bertram, speaker pro tern, that person lives. Buy. Sell. & Trade spoke out against the amendment will be there. "Different precinct cards are Student Development Office. The "I want to put every single cent Part of the training organiza- generated out of Frankfort and Baseball. Football. Basketball Development Office would then into that program that we can." tions are undergoing according those will be sent to residents Magic. Pocket knives, & Other Collections to Norris consists of learning allocate their portion to university Bertram said. He added that the telling them where they will See Us For All Your Sportscards! organizations with an annual Student Activity Fee generates over how to vote absentee. vote," Kelley said. "Or you can income of less than $3,000. $2 million for campus organiza- "We have a lot of people from call the clerk's office and find Hours 10-6 tions. out-of-state, or away from home," out where you need to go to to Senator Justin Dobbs, one of the Norris said. "I am trying to get seven days a week 15* off of i Kara Tatum. chair of the Student vote." amendment's supporters, said the the university to subsidize spoftscai funding should be divided between Rights Committee, which generated For more information about postage. signing up to run the polls on (Peddlers Mall) expires 12/31/00 the two groups because they helped the proposal, wasn't in favor of the "You have to mail in an new students the most He estimat- amendment either. She said that Election Day, call 624-4703 ext absentee ballot with 55 cent 772. For more information about ed that, if 3,700 students applied, any money divided between cam- postage, not 33 cents," Norris activities that the Women's activist $74,000 would go to New Student pus organizations that qualified for said. "This will deter students group is sponsoring, call Norris at Days and $18,500 to campus organi- the funding would not amount to from sending it (the ballot) in." 622-8170 during the day or by e- zations under the amendment. very much. Students who are registered mail at [email protected]. Ai> ■ I AS GOOD AS IT GETS? 1 t watt* a raatuiNt

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Undeclared Year: Sophomore Eastern has no written policy, just an unspoken J.R LOGSDON rule that professors and student* can't The money that's left over date. Nathan BuHock/Progrssi should go to organizations on campus like Meals on Wheels or to You may be the less fortunate. planning on asking your Grade me, baby student or professor Pre-nursing out on a Students, faculty should discuss issue before acting Year: Freshman date and need fo Last week. Student Government Association pro- student could feel pressured or that his or her grade know if His claimed its determination to get the wheels turn- is on the line. At the same time, a teacher who is legal at ing on the road to a nonfraternization policy approached by a student may never be sure the stu- Eastern. being established at Eastern. dent isn't just after the "A" According to administration. Eastern has an unspo- It is also not only the student dating the professor ken rule against faculty and students dating. The SGA who is affected by the relationship, but every other wants to draft a proposal to make that a written rule. student in the classroom who knows about it. Other It should go into a fund You believe students This is a very serious topic, which calls for very students may feel like the "better half is simply get- for student activities. and profes- serious discussion. ting a grade. sors should- On one hand, you have the people who believe that Also, by having a policy that is set in stone, stu- n't date. both students and faculty at Eastern are consenting dents and professors alike will know the boundaries adults, and should have the freedom to make their before the question even comes up. own choices. These people believe that a person can't But — yes, there's always a but — these are only a help whom they fall in love with, and that the universi- few of the concerns both faculty and students have Lexington You believe ty has no right to tell them who they can or cannot about the subject That is why extensive discussion Major: Public students relations date. and research needs to be done before the proposal is and profes- YMT: Senior Also on this side are the people who ask, "What acted upon. sors should about the graduate students who teach labs?" Many There are always alternatives, too. date. times, the students teaching the science labs are only The SGA could propose a policy that restricted only a few years older than the students looking through students and faculty who are in the same department the microscopes. or college from dating. Or even prohibit those stu- Tel ue what On the other side, there are the people who believe dents who are in a professor's class from dating that you think by that there is no such thing as a consenting adult when professor. let it comes to a student being approached by his or her This is a multidimensional problem with multiple It should go to us some- teacher. The teacher is always going to be in the solutions. Something needs to be done, but not before how — maybe to the authority seat. the faculty and students have had their chance to student technology cen- If teachers are able to ask students out on dates, a voice opinions and concerns. ter or equipment for the new student life center for us to use. Brandensurg Maror Journalism YMT: Junior Fee should go back to students A prospective student applying to fall semester. check into the application envelope. Eastern will have to come up with New Student Days was implemented this Raising retention at Eastern will help more then the 35 cents for a stamp fall in order to raise retention. In a sense, everyone. The university must have, and MIKE DCMSEY when mailing his or her application. The prospective students are paying $25 to be keep, students to justify quality academic Board of Regents passed a $25 admission treated to free meals and entertainment programs. Eastern ranks seventh among application fee over the summer. The university should be applauded for the eight public universities in die ability It should be definitely Basically, an individual must include $25 its hard work and dedication put on rais- to retain freshmen. From fall 1998 to fall used for whatever with the application whether he or she is ing retention. The $25 could be used dif- 1999, Eastern retained 61 percent of its resources are lacking — accepted to the university. ferently, but since the money is coming freshmen. UK retained 79 percent The Board also decided to let the from the prospective students, it's only Although many prospective students better facilities are needed Student Rights Committee of the Student fair that they receive something in return. may disagree with the Board of Regents' and computers in general. Government Association decide how the Many universities, like the University decision to include a $25 fee with applica- $25, received from each prospective stu- of Kentucky, have been charging tions, The Progress feels the university is Paris dent, would be used. A motion was prospective students an admission fee for on the right path. A college has to be Portion: passed last week to allow the money to years. As long as the fee is used for a Recruiter. ■ able to retain its students if it wants to OOCJT be used toward the New Student Days good cause, no one should be upset or call itself a university of higher educa- activities during the beginning of every appalled because they have to slip a tion.

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September 21.2000 Perspective A7 Appeals process angers senate chair I am writing you this letter to bring the over grade conflicts she told me that it \ ed me, "At the meeting you may bring and with Professor Levine was important to your students' and faculty's attention to a case of Levine's class and that she could do nothing present to the committee any materials that appeal, you should have presented it to the what I believe to be a compromised learning about our differences mid-semester. She sug- you feel support your position. Professor Committee as evidence at the beginning of the environment This administration has continu- gested that if I needed to, I should return to Levine will be asked to do the same." meeting. You chose to reveal the existence of ously tried to resolve problems by denying her office at the end of the semester. Around April 18,1 presented my evidence the tape only towards the end of the meeting that problems exist Meeting after meeting I Having seen little done in my defense, I to the committee. During the grade appeal and never actually presented the tape to the have complained repeatedly about my educa- resorted to tape-record one of my one-onone proceeding I requested to review my final Committee for review. I hasten to add that it is tional environment only to be told there is meetings with Levine. In this conversation we portfolio, which was to be the basis for my also the Committee's prerogative to determine nothing wrong! What is your opinion? reviewed the most recent assignment that I grade, and found that the paper that Levine what to do with any evidence it receives." DAVID AKER Around Oct. 27,1999,1 turned in an had been working on, which was a letter to a and I had reviewed in the tape-recorded con- However, I was never informed of these My turn assignment a resume and a resume letter in political figure in the state. versation had received a C and not a B. new rules of evidence, or the time limitations, Judith Levine's English 301 class. In this In this conversation, I asked her what After reviewing the folder, I explained to . which aeem to preside over academic pro- David Aker is resume, I stated, "My accumulative GPA at grade she would give this assignment and the committee that I had suspected that I ceedings, either by the handbook for stu- a senior politi- Eastern stands at 3.44." As of the spring she replied. The way the paper is written would run into problems like this. I then dents or by correspondence with Phimmer. cal science semester of "99, my Eastern transcripts state now I would give it somewhere between a B explained that I had taped a conversation Where are these new rules? I don't have any major from my Eastern GPA as 3.44. and B+... maybe. Definitely a B. No Question with Levine stating that the paper addressed problems following the rules, but I feel oblig- Somerset and Approximately one week later I received the about that" Previously in the conversation to the political figure was of B quality. ated to ask where these rules are located academic assignment back with a grade of F. I she told me, "Now I'm just telling you not to After discussing the legal aspect of the because I feel that everyone including affairs chair of approached Levine after class and asked why I change too much of this...just go in there tape-recorded conversations I explained that Marsden has overlooked the rules that are the Student had received the F. She replied that she had and fix it" Levine then added, "Fixing it in Kentucky as long as one of the two parties outlined as a matter of convenience. Government checked my transcripts and that she was going doesn't mean rewriting it — it does what ft*s know that the conversation was being record- For almost a year, I have fought for truth Association. to teach me a lesson. I then asked if she had, supposed to do." ed, that it was legal Phimmer then stated, "I with conviction and passion sometimes in fact checked my Eastern GPA She then On Jan 11,1 requested a grade appeal after don't think that that is an issue we need to admittedly to a fault But for every student admitted that she had not The conversation receiving a C in the class. In a letter dated Jan. talk about here," and then concluded the who dares question his or her educational concluded with no resolve to my complaint 26. Phimmer told me the matter would have to meeting without my evidence being heard. environment there are dozens that will not After discussing the matter with Provost and be heard by the Academics Practices Committee. On May 8,1 wrote Marsden a letter take the fight because they believe it is use- Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael In the same letter she also stated, "I am requesting an appeal based on what I less. Today, I have proven them right! Marsden with a copy of my transcript in hand, sure that we all understand the grade appeal believed to be procedural error, based on the This university's policy for handling stu- he advised me to discuss the matter with process as outlined in Eastern's student and Student Handbook. The procedural error was dents' complaints is flawed! Should all stu- Bonnie Phimmer, acting chair of the English faculty handbooks, but to be sure that we all related to the fact that I was not allowed to dents walk around with a tape recorder in department Phimmer defended Levine's deci- understand the process, I am including with present all of my material, despite what was their pocket? It wouldn't do you any good if sion, but insisted that the grade would not be this letter a copy of the page from the Faculty written by Phimmer in her Jan. 11 letter. you did, because it is the school's "preroga- considered in the final grading process. Handbook which outlines the procedure." At In a letter dated May 25, Marsden wrote, tive to determine what to do with any evi- After yet another complaint to Plummer the end of the letter she once again remind- "If you believe the tape recorded conversation dence it receives." Parking mistake reveals neighbor's discrimination It is said that Americans need in the small gravel lot which is Since I had no intent to be nice to When Russell came out of his I thought that even though the more personal space than any other only big enough for three cars. the person who was so rude and office, she repeated the question. Progress is a college paper, the country in the world. Like cats, we Moving all weekend, we did not inconsiderate to deliberately park Russell yelled at my friend that she people of Richmond who do read become territorial when someone use this lot because there was park- behind me. my roommate asked sev- was in his spot and that is why he the Progress and especially the invades our "personal space bubble," ing in front of the building. The eral of the businesses, as the police parked behind her. He threatened staff of Eastern would be interested and it seems the bubbles get larger parking spots in front however, are officer suggested, before entering the to tow if she should ever park to know that Russell says if you did- and larger every day. We guard what two-hour parking only and during offices of Russell off of N. Third St there. My roommate then apolo- n't go to college, you are stupid. is ours, but when do we know when the week you wul get a ticket if you My roommate is not a hostile gized, saying there wasn't any kind The question of whether my if s gone too far? When does the pro- are there over two hours. person at all; I can say in all of the of sign, and she just moved in and friend went to college is irrelevant tection of our personal space begin On Monday after one of my class- time I've known her, she's never had no idea to the fact that I parked in his spot CHRISTY GREEN to battle against our neighbor? es I went to die apartment to eat and even so much as raised her voice at Raising his voice again, she said he There was no way of knowing that Myturn For my roommate and me the war work on a paper. I parked in the grav- anyone. She's someone you refer repeated that it was indeed his spot It particular parking spot was his; began on Sept 4 when Attorney el lot the landlord had spoken of, the to as having a good upbringing, went back and forth with "if s my spot there is no sign posted saying so. Christy Green Robert Russell of Richmond called middle spot of the three in the lot which is why Russell's reaction was I'm sorry there was no sign," until he my roommate stupid because I When I was preparing to leave, my so shocking. eventually asked the question that He has the legal grounds to tow is a sopho- parked my car in his parking spot roommate pointed out that a large She entered his office and asked provoked me to write this column. from that property, I checked his more art major and she didn't go to college. white pick-up truck parked adjacent the first person she saw if he had Russell asked my friend if she deed at die Richmond courthouse. from Richmond Just moving in the weekend to the lot was blocking me in. Instead any idea who drove the large white attended college and she respond- But it seems to me that life would and ad design- before, I had a lot of questions for of towing immediately, the Richmond pick-up truck that sat in the lot at ed no. He then said that would be easier for anyone unfortunate er for the the landlord. For example, where police thought it would be a nice ges- the side of the building. She said the explain it anyone stupid enough to enough to accidentally park there Progress. do I park? She made several sug- ture on my part to ask around first at man yelled for Russell with a tone as park in someone else s spot could as well as himself to just post a sign gestions, one being to park my car some of the businesses. if he was aware of the situation. not have gone to college. saying "private property." Parking conditions school's fault, don't blame students It is very disturbing to see the Eastern empty parking lot if the other parking lot police department take a very minor infrac- was full in order to restrict his movement tion of the law, such as parking, and inten- and freedom on campus? I think not tionally overzealously overenforce it to the Would it be proper and constitutional for very extreme limits that they are granted a college student in this state to receive a the power to enforce. Police officers can ticket if he/she crossed the Kentucky state Start The Fall Out Right! use what is called discretionary power that boundary and traveled into another state and empowers them to make their own person- parked because of a law that only authorized al decision to choose between issuing a the student to park in Kentucky? I think not citation or not Likewise, would it be proper for an JOHN SCOTT Some students come from economically Eastern student to receive a ticket if Hytum deprived families and towns in Kentucky he/she crossed a parking lot boundary and and are attending Eastern working hard to traveled onto another parking lot on cam- John Scott is a get a college education. For those stu- pus and parked? Again, I think not freshman dents, even a few dollars is scarce. Students' mere status cannot be used police adminis- To make matters worse, many parking by a state or a university to test, qualify Purchase any DC Subs 6 inch sandwich and tration major lots where a student is supposed to park or limit rights of freedom as citizens of from Ashland. are filled to capacity, forcing a student to the United States by restricting a citi- add a bag of Lay's Potato Chips and a small Scott is also a park wherever there is available space on zen's freedom to travel and park in a pub- member of the campus. Ironically, when students park in lic parking lot student court another parking lot that has many empty This is a violation discriminatory in beverage for only $1.49! of the Student parking spaces, they are issued a parking nature. It is only intended to target a cer- Government citation even if they have a visible parking tain status of people known as college stu- Try A DC Sub Association. permit displayed on their vehicle. dents, which encourages arbitrary and Students should not be held account- discriminatory law enforcement only on Fresh Baked Bread! able for minor parking violations on cam- against them and no other members of pus due to a lack of parking resources Must Present Coupon to cashier. that is no fault of their own. The universi- society. Valid until 9/28/00. Not vaUd with any other offers. ty has the obligation to provide adequate The law is supposed to be equally and parking resources to students the same evenly applied to all members of society: as housing, food service and classroom minorities and majorities, poor and rich, instructors are provided. students and non-students. This is what Many students come from lower holds society together. income and middle-class families and How can the law be equally and evenly make up the majority of students at applied to all members of society on a col- Eastern. It is unfair and unequal to lege campus when the extremely large enforce a violation against a specific majority is college students? It cannot social class of citizens. It is simply not a No doubt if some of this nation's early crime or violation for a student to be Supreme Court justices learned that unemployed, without financial funds and instead of enhancing freedom, there is a park in a public place. violation being enforced that harshly Would the Eastern police have die restricted a citizen's freedom and pun- audacity to issue a parking violation to the ished a citizen through fines, they would governor of Kentucky for parking in an turn over in their graves.

► Letter to the editor Correction the best shows I had ever policy old stuff better seen. Now, it's like going to an orchestra seminar with a The Eastern Progress wfll publish Well, I'm a 30-year-old few old folks standing on clarifications and corrections as needed female and I have been stage trying to belt out or on the Perspective pages. through the better and worse find the energy to sing. If you have a correction, please send it of Metallica. I love the So in conclusion, I love to the editor by noon Monday before pub- Metallica then! the Old Metallica. no doubt ficabon on Thursday. Curb the study appetite! Back when...they really about it' You can mail corrections to 117 knew how to rock. Now, they Ride the Lightning- Donovan Annex, Richmond, KY 40475, e- act like they don't have a clue man... you can't get any bet- mafl it to - unjgieusOacs,fIni grin > or call how to write new songs with ter than that the office at (85$ 622-1881. Located in the Fountain Food Court the burst of what was. Been there done that, and The editor will decide if the correc- Metallica in Concert about would do it again (only for tion deserves special treatment or needs six years ago was like the the old Metallica). to be in the section in which the error time of your life. Loud music, occurred. great songs and Metallica AngieHall would rock for more than Secretary, College of five hours and it was one of Education H News A8 The Eastern Progress, ThurwUy. September 21,2000

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BY ANDREW KERSEY Assistant Accent editor If you're walking to class and suddenly feel a swift wind breeze by you, don't be alarmed. It's probably someone riding a new Razor scooter or a bike. It could also be somebody thrashing by on a skateboard, or an in-line skater taking an adventurous trip to class. If you notice all of the different people riding various contraptions around campus you'll see an assortment of vehicles on wheels. Students all around campus use bikes to make the treks to class easier and swifter. There used to be skateboarders all over campus until the school banned skateboarding because of damage to benches and stairs. Most skateboarders now frequent around Water Street or travel to Woodland Skate Park in Lexington.

THE NEW SCOOTERS The new scooters are the most popular around the country although they still aren't too popular around here yet The scooters, which are called Razor scooters, are the update of the low-tech kick- powered scooters that have been around since the 1950s. They have steadily grown in production all over the nation since last year. Razor scooters are made of aircraft quality aluminum, and have a foldable frame that weighs less than 10 pounds. The wheels on the scooters closely resemble in-line wheels used on roller blades. These new scooters can be felded up, and most come with a strap to carry the scooter around your shoulder. Cyber Spectrum Sales Representative Leah Blackley says you can fit the scooters into backpacks as well. "When the scooter is folded up, it can easily fit into your average size backpack or bag," Blackley said. You have probably seen the advertisements on TV for the scooters, but just like everything else, you can purchase them on the Internet. Cyber Spectrum marketing has a helpful Web site with pictures and descriptions of three different models they distribute. The types of scooters offered by Cyber Spectrum are called JDBug Razor scooters, and they offer three different models to choose from. ■ Model MS-130A is the smaller of Demetriace Moore/Progress three scooters and is supposed to be better for beginning riders, or riders who Jason Wlllet, 21-year-old senior general business major from Lebanon, rides his mountain want to use it for tricks because of its bike through the commuter parking area in front of Alumni Coliseum. lighter weight This model goes for $99. ■ Model MS 130B is equipped with rear brakes, where as the A model is not A shoulder strap is also provided with First ever Lex Games held at Woodland Park Demetriace Moore/Progress this model. The model A is for more The Woodland Skatepark will be holding the first Lex Games this Saturday. The Brandon Blalr, 23-year-old senior police administration major from Lebanon, enjoys riding experienced riders. games were created to celebrate the one-year anniverary of the park. ■ Model MS 130B1 comes with ail of The games will begin at 8 a.m., and will last until] 8 p.m. The contest is com- his new Razor scooter in front of the Keen Johnson Building. the other features that the other two prised of a skateboarding category, and an in-line skating competition. There will models have, but it has full linear front be about $4000 given away in prizes. suspension. This model has better bal- There are about 90 people already registered for the games that will have three ance due to its suspension feature. The skill levels. The registration fee is $10, and the cutoff date for registration isn't until price for this model is $129. Saturday. Cyber Spectrum says that that model The levels are beginner, intermediate and experienced skaters. Each skater win MS 130B1 is the best buy for your have a 50-second run on the whole course. money. Admission is free to spectators ail day. The park has bleacher seating, and a pic- "If I were to recommend the best deal nic area with grills. of the three models I would go with The games are sponsored by Fox 56, the Lexington Parks and Ret., Z 103, model Bl because of its rear brakes and Joseph-Beth Booksellers, The Void Skate Shop and Hell Bellies Skate shop. suspension. It is the best value for all of For more information you can log onto www. Hell BeUies.com. its features," Blackley said. Although these new souped up scooters offer style and convenience, they are because it saves time. It's a lot more con- also dangerous. venient than parking far away, and walk- Skateboarding ing to class. I also love getting the exer- Skateboarding is another classic mode The Consumer Product Safety cise too," Artman said. Commission reported nearly 9,500 of transportation and recreation around The mountain bikes seen on campus Richmond, but not seen very often on Americans have made visits to emergency have grown in popularity due to their ver- rooms because of wrecks on the scooters. campus since the school banned it last satility. They are useful for commuting,, year. Occasionally you'll see some rene- Most of those wrecks were accounted for recreation and trail riding for exercise. by children younger than 15. Most of gade skaters around campus that push these injuries were scrapes, cuts and If you're looking for a mountain bike the school's limits untill public safety bruises, but some emergency rooms that isn't very expensive, you can pick catches them. reported dislocations and broken bones. one up at Wal-Mart for around $90. If you The campus used to have a mini- want a more reliable bike, you can go course located behind Begley with vari- check out Vicious Cycle Mountain Bikes ous ramps and jumps before the school Mountain bikes located at 204 South 3rd Street did away with the course. Mountain bikes are the main mode of Their cheaper bikes start out around transportation on college campuses. Hell Bellies Skate Shop owner Scott $250 and go up. These bikes are more for Rose says skating is more fun than riding Demetriace Moore/Progress Many students ride their bikes to com- commuting. Owner John Larson prefers mute to Eastern's campus, or to travel bikes or Rollerblades. Ashley Master*, 26-year-old senior general business major from Winchester rides her to call them "recreation bikes." "I think skating is not as conventional mountain bike to class. This is a convenience to some students, rather than walking. along the campus from class-to-class. The sport bikes,used for trail riding, at There are also a variety of bikes riding as biking. It's something you can be inno- through the campus besides the moun- Vicious Cycles start out around $450. vative with," Rose said. "I love having my bike on campus tain bike. Ranging from dirt bikes to These bikes are lightweight for more From skateboarders to scooter riders freestyle competition cycles, these bikes aggressive riding. and bike riders to stroller pilots, people because it saves time. It's a lot more also give the legs a workout to save the These bikes may sound a bit expen- all over the campus beautiful are on dif- behind from walking. sive, but Larson insists that they're better ferent types of wheels instead of walking. convenient than parking far away, and You may occasionally see a college in the long run than a bike bought at a If you're looking for something on student riding an old Huffy that he or she department store. wheels that makes transportation more walking to class. I also love getting the resurrected from the family garage "A better bike is less prone to the interesting, just look around the campus before coming to school. need of a lot of service. It will save you a and you're sure to find something you exercise too." Crystal Artman, 20-year-old junior, lot of service work if you go ahead and like. Crystal Artman, Eastern student says that riding her bike is very conve- buy a better quality bike," Larson said. "Why walk when you can ride some- nient on campus. Vicious also services bikes for repairs thing fun like a bike or a skateboard," "I love having my bike on campus and other mechanical needs you may have. Artman said. C % * B2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 21.2000 Hentucky s TafleM ffowing Collectibles WTM Maifcet ►Tap the "Tap" now at 7 locations Have a campus event or activity? Cad Allison Altizer at 622- 1882 or contact us by e-mail: Richmond Whafs On Tap Peddler's M Sept. 21-27 449 Eastern Bypass THUR8 SAT SUN MON TUE WED 1-75 East on Exit 87, across fro 22 24 25 26 27 f Behind McDonalds on 21 23 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9a.rn.-4 p.m. 12p.m.-5 Parent's Day 5 p.m. 6-.30p.rn. 12:10 p.m. 1 pan.- 5 p.m. "Kentucky: b It p.m. Mass at (he Kkkboxmgat Communion FaB Career Day. 10a.m. to 6p.m. SouthernTa Friday Student 2 p.m. Newman theBSU. Service at the Minority Career debate between Recital in the Eastern Center. Newman Day and a panel of histo- Foster Building Voleybalv. 7 p.m.- 9 pjn. Center. Graduate and Over 250 Booths rians will be held Room 300. Butler 6 p.m. Art exhibit fea- Professional in the Perkins University at Sunday turing Marilyn 5 p.m. 7 p.m. School Day in Building. Call 5 p.m. Richmond Spaghetti Derwenakusand Richmond the Keen 622-4380 far International Supper at the Laura Vinnedge Chamber of Johnson (859)626-0688 more mtorma- Bible Study at 5 p.m. Newman opens at the Commerce Building. Can ■m theBSU. President's Center. Giles GaBery Business After 622-1568 for Tailgate. For Hours mixer in more informa- Ahmo^^OLUiCTm^^ 11:15a.m. 6 p.m.-10 more informa- the Classroom tion. Not the Usual p.m. tion.cal 622- and Traditional Parent's Nite- 1260. Conditioning 5 p.m. Students will Out at theBSU. Building. Hosted Bible Study at meet in the Free babysitting 5 p.m. by Eastern for theBSU. Mike's Warehouse Liquors NUTS lounge, providing. BSUFootban Chamber mem- 302 Big Hill Ave. below the Case Tailgate Party in bers and others 7 p.m. HaD Lobby. CaD 7 p.m. the AC Parking interested in Rite of Christian 623-5932 622«655«6r Kankin Reunion Lot Chamber's Initiation of Across from Home Tobacco information. reception and work. Adults at the dinner at the 7 p.m. Newman 12:10 p.m. Arlington Eastern FootbaD 6:30 p.m. Center. s4re yott: Mass at the House. v.Tennessee Kickboxingat Tired of paying high prices 7* Newman Tech at theBSU. 8 p.m. Center. 7 p.m.- 12 Richmond Eastern Theatre Tired of not having services' p.m. 7:30 p.m. presents "Lend • Tired of poor selection? o p.m.-7 p.m. Parent's Night 7 p.m. "Henry Clay MeaTenor"by "Supper* Out at the High School Kentucky's KenLudwigki If you answered yes, to any question Science," a but Newman Honors Choir in Greatest theGifford Shop at Mike's Warehouse Liquors fctinthe Center. Free the Brock Statesman," a Theatre at the Regents Dining babysitting pro- Auditorium. presentation on JaneF. You will be j^laci Room in the vided. the hte of Henry Campbell PoweDTop Dsnwtriace Moors/Progress Clay, by Melba Building. Floor. Supper is Tht BSU hosts kickboxmg every Mon- Hay, of the Tickets wfll be 12 pack Bud Bottles $6.99 S5.95 per person. day, Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Kentucky on sale at the Historical box office from 12 pack Bud cans $6.79 7:30 p.m. Society, win be 12 p.m.-4 p.m., Boone's Farm 750ml $1.99 "Just How Old is held in the Monday Earth?" a lecture Perkins through Friday. Jack Daniels 4 pack cooler $3.99 in the Building. Jim Beam 750ml $8.99 Chautauqua 9 p.m. Series, will be 9 p.m. Newman Night Tango 750ml $3.99 presented by VTVEIBSU at the Newman Gary Kuhnhenn weekly worship Center. Tango 175ml $7.99 in Room 116 of service wfll be the Moore held in the Sigma Chi Building. FerrenRoomof Derby Days. Kegs to GO the Combs 9 p.m. Building. 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BY AMANDA REYNOLDS cast live out of Radio America. talk show host Michael Harrison. Eastern's radio station for three Staff writer "We got into groups and did editor of Talkers Magazine. years but is currently off the air to six segments of "This group concentrate on his studies. An Eastern student could pos- three," of people were While working for WXII. sibly be the next Howard Stern or Moreland said. "This group of so dynamic Moreland was a co-host of "Ben own his own radio station. "I did a segment and different & Bernie in the Morning," which Bernie Moreland, upper-class- about Napster people were that I won- he created the entire format of the man from Cold Spring, received a where I was dered how show from scratch and even notice that he had won an all- talking for 30 so dynamic that I even got helped with the promotions. expense paid trip to Washington, minutes." that I in," Moreland Prior to "Ben &Bernie in the D.C. June 12. Moreland and 18 Because of said. "I was Morning," Moreland was the host other winners attended the Young the high quality wofKHfTeaMMMat*mMmM&mam\hatam\MlM Lafcnow««a ecstatic the of WXII's signature talk show, American Broadcasters' of the broad- entire time. "Warped Viewpoint" Conference Aug. 11-13 at the casts, they were that I even "It was a Moreland's positions over the Leadership Institute. played again on great experi- years at the station include pro- To qualify, Moreland had to be their network got In. * e n c e , " motion director, station manager nominated by Eastern "as a top during the fol- Bernie Moreland, Moreland and program director. talent in the field of talk radio." lowing week. said. "It made Moreland hopes to work back He also submitted a demo tape, Additionally, broadcast student me appreciate in his hometown at WEBN or an article and reference packet to the attendants talk radio WLW or somewhere in Louisville Blanquita Collin of the Radio heard presentations from top talk more to see the creative process when he graduates. Progress fito photo America Network who put togeth- radio talents such as Oliver North with other people." "I like the on air stuff," er the conference. of Radio America and MSNBC, Moreland is a Moreland said. "It is rewarding, Bemle Moreland, broadcast major, won an all-expense paid trip to Washington, Those who attended the con- Victoria Jones of WMAL, Paul broadcasting/electronic media D. C, June 12 after competition at the Young American Broadcasters' Conference but off the air I like to do pro- ference did a nationwide broad- Begalis of MSNBC and veteran major. He has been on WXII, gramming."

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PROGRESS STAFF REPORT different types of bands that can be found. STARS, LASERS, ROCK Live bands are sometimes Lynagh's prices are listed. hard to come by but now you However, Hooligan's usually can see many at M.F. charges anywhere between $1 Hooligan's in Richmond and and $5, depending on the band. Lynagh's in Lexington. Music at both clubs range Hummel hosting the Best of Pink Floyd, Laser Rock 2000 Listed below are schedules from acoustic guitarists to the for bands playing in the upcom- society of underground poets. here's what you've missed, but Pink Floyd" which will be coming week. Check future Accent pages BY JESSICA GMFFM Both clubs offer a plethora of for further updates on the live Staff writer what you will soon have the pletely Floyd music. LASER ROCK 2000 chance to see. According to Cory Anderson, all types of musk as well as the music scene. If going to the movies every You go to the planetarium at assistant director of Hummel weekend isn't as fun as it used to either 9 p.m. or 10:30 p.m. (after Planetarium, there has usually BEST OF PINK be, and going downtown doesn't all of the elementary school field- been a pretty good turnout for the FLOYD catch your fancy. Eastern's trip children are in bed), and sit in laser shows in the past, which fea- Hummel Planetarium may have the dome-shaped room where tured the music of Led Zepplin, COST: $S per an alternative for music lovers vou've probably seen the entire Van Halen and the Dave and laser lovers alike. Milky-Way galaxy only a few feet Matthews Band. Over the next several week- above your head before (but don't However, they are mostly ends. Hummel Planetarium is fear: the stars won't be out attended by non-students, both hosting Laser Rock 2000 and tonight). When the lights go out, the from Richmond and Lexington, The Best of Pink Floyd, both of music begins, and the lasers are due to the advertisements played which are laser shows, set to projected on the dome of the plan- on the radio. the music of bands like etarium. The lasers make words "I hope everybody comes to Santana, Bush, Godsmack. and pictures that illustrate the see the laser shows this time, KORN. Dave Matthews Band. songs, just as good or better than including Eastern students," Foo Fighters and of course Pink the videos on MTV. Anderson said. 2*,* Floyd. The 9 p.m. show is called Reservations are recommend- •,7 Hummel has hosted several "Laser Rock 2000" which will fea- ed, but are not required. For more laser shows in the past, and if ture the different bands and the information or to make reserva- 12,14 you have never been to one. 10:30 show is called The Best of tions, call (859) 622-1547. S/17 WaVS »»■■*■: SoUP F—t Codty f U.

HOIVIECOIVIING; oo CENTER SAT • NOV 4TH Eastern Kentucky University Homecoming Queen Pre-candidate B94RD application forms are now available in m POWIII luriDmo ■ BICMMONO KfWTucsr mm the Student Development Office. The $35 fee must accompany each application.1 Deadline for submitting applications is 10 a. Wint to make * difference at Tuesday, October 10. Are you interested in Campus programming and taking a leader- Homecoming Parade Float entry forms are also ship role? We are looking for interested and energetic students to serve on the University Center Board Committee. Are you available. The $25 entry fee and the float entry ,one of these students? If so, you may pick up an application at form must be submitted no later than 4:30 p.m., the Student Development Office, Powell Building. Leadership Friday, October 20. | experience is not necessary. Informational Meeting on Sept. 29 ib at 2 pm, Kennamer Room. For further information, contact Sandra Moore or Jey Marks at 622-3855. MAKE PLANS NOW TO PARTICIPATE! [email protected] or [email protected]

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Homecoming 20(H)-November 4th Attention: Student Organizations Meeting Wednesday - September 27th at 9 pm Theme Contest Kennamer Room, Powell Building Meeting will consist of: There will be a Theme Contest for the 2000 Homecoming • SPECIAL FUNDING Parade. There will be a prize award to the winner of the Theme contest. 1999's Homecoming theme was The Wonderful World of Eastern • POLICIES All persons interested in submitting a theme should stop by the Office of Student Development and fill out • PROCEDURES a form. Contest is limited to currently enrolled Eastern Students. Deadline for Entering is October 2 at noon!!!. MAINTAINING GOOD STANDING AT EKU Questions or Concerns? Contact the Student Development Center at 622-6598 b \ K A The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 21. 2000 ACCCIlt B5

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t . Sports B6 Thursday. September 21,2000 The Eastern Progre— Jeremy Stevenson. < Olympics perfect place And then there were FIVE to battle Eastern kicks differences off OVC play 'War, huh ■ what is it good for? - Absolutely nothing.' - at home, host The Olympic games, what are they good for? Nothing? Nah, the Golden Eagles games are good for something, BY JOHN HAYS but maybe for Assistant sports editor something other than prov- Five overtime periods in two ing who has ath- meetings. Results: one win, one letic superiority. loss. I have a pro- Roy Kidd said he hopes it gets posal that would easier — a whole lot easier. And if make the history repeats itself, Kidd may Olympics solve have ample reason, as the world problems. JEREMY Colonels face Tennessee Tech Instead of coun- Saturday. tries going to STEVENSON In 1998, the Golden Eagles de- battle and feated Eastern 31-29 in three over- slaughtering times, breaking a 22-game losing one another, let's make the streak to the Colonels. And last Olympics the battlefield of the season, Jason Martin's 25-yard world. field goal gave Eastern a 23-20 War costs too much. All those double-overtime victory over Tech. tanks, planes, bullets, human • Two reasons why Kidd said lives - shouldn't we (the most he expects to see a fired-up intelligent animals on the planet) Colonel squad in its Ohio Valley have figured out a better way to solve our problems? Yes. I believe Conference opener. we should have and I believe I "We have played Tech close have. the last two years," Kidd said. "I From now on Olympic games sure hope this year's game isn't should decide world conflicts. If the same. Those kinds of games Michael Kotora/Progress we had utilized this idea in the sure are hard on a coach. But, 1950s the whole Cold War would Tech will be a good solid team on quarterback duties. Swal- man Jason Ballard has four returning seniors Tech wel- 37) and three TDs.Corey Crume is have been avoided. The whole both sides of the ball and I hope lows connected on 11 of Eastern vs. taken over for Tillman comes back on defense. Evitts was averaging 153.5 yards a game with Bay of Pigs ordeal wouldn't have we are ready for them." 20 passes for 91 yards Tenn. Tech and leads the team in seventh in the conference with 95 two touchdowns, while senior split gotten to a near explosive point. The Golden Eagles (1-1) are against Ohio. while all-purpose yards and tackles and three quarterback end Alex Bannister has 14 catches Desert Storm never would have coming off of a 52-14 trouncing at Peeples was seven of 12 rushing, with 87 yards sacks last year and had a team- for 304 yards and five TDs. happened. the hands of Division I Ohio Uni- for 89 yards and one TD. on 20 carries in two high 15 tackles against Ohio Uni- The Colonel defense—a de- How many lives would have versity last weekend and Kidd The tandem's favorite games. versity. Cornerbacks Troy Grant fense allowing only five and a half been saved if coalition forces says he expects a wide-open targets are wide receivers They run a multi- andjahi Henley, along with defen- points a game—is led by free safe- would have simply told game. Brian Jackson and Stev- ple-set offense," Defen- sive tackle Zach Reed, give Tech ty Yeremiah Bell and defensive Yugoslavia, "You, us, soccer field, "I expect them to spread it out land Sills. The two have sive Coordinator Jim added experience on defense. end Nick Hill. Bell, a sophomore 5 p.m., be there." and throw the football," Kidd said. combined for 13 catches ■ When: 7:00 Tanara said. "One "It'll be a hard-nosed football from Winchester, has made a The only down side to my idea The competition will be better and 154 yards in Tech's Saturday minute, they line up game." Kidd said. Tech will come team leading 15 tackles, while Hill, is that the good guys can't always than our first two ballgames and I first two games. ■ Where: Roy with four wide-outs and after you the entire game. They are a sophomore from Miami, Fla.. win, then again the good guys think this will be our first big test, Tech will be without Kidd Stadium the next, they'll come always solid, especially on defense." has chipped in with 11 takedowns. don't always win the war. At least personnel-wise." the services of leading ■ Records: at you with four tight Eastern will counter with a po- Whatever the scenario, Kidd no one would die. Tech 1-1. Offensively. Tech returns six rusher Clarence Tillman, ends. They also run a tent and balanced offense. An of- said he looks for an old-fashioned, Instead of "ready, aim, fire" - starters from last years' 5-5 team, Eastern 2-0 lot of screen passes. fense that is averaging 484 yards dirt-in-your-face contest. we would have "on mark, get set, who was ruled academical- ■ TV: none including quarterback Grant They can really cause a and 37.5 points a game while "Whenever you play Tech, go". ly ineligible for the 2000 ■ Radio: Swallows. Swallows has passed season. Tillman was 6 on WEKU-FM 88.9 lot of problems, defen- gaining 251 yards through the air you had better buckle your chin- for 303 yards this year, while the Golden Eagles' all-time sively." with an additional 233 yards via strap," Kidd said. "We're just go- completing 62.5 percent of his rushing list with 1,781 linebacker Chad the running game. ing to have to go out there and COLONELS HIT OVC passes. Swallows and fellow se- yards and rushed for over Evitts. an All-OVC first- Waylon Chapman has complet- get after them from start to fin- nior Mike Peeples share Tech's 500 yards in 1999. Red-shirt fresh- team selection in 1999. is one of ed 62.2 percent of his passes (23- ish." All the preliminary games are over. This is for real. Tennessee Tech comes into Roy Kidd Stadium on Saturday TENNESSEE TECH GOLDEN EAGLES Football not only busy team; and they had better bring their A game. While the last two meetings baseball begins fall season between the Colonels and Tech Founded: 1915 BY AMANDA REYNOLDS have produced five overtime peri- Contributing writer and prove themselves." ods, these Colonels are a little dif- "Fall baseball helps for team ferent. "And it is one, two, three unity for the spring and to get I look for our defense to con- strikes you're out of the old ball back into the mode of baseball," tinue its outstanding play (they've Location: Cookeville, Tenn. game." But this is baseball with a shortstop Kiley Vaughn said. " I only given up 10 points in two twist. It is fall baseball. think that when you sign to play games). Fall baseball is played like a ball for a Division I team you have Offensively, Chapman. Crume regular ball game with umpires, to be prepared to practice all year and Bannister will be up to their Enrollment 8,560 teams in uniforms and coaches. round." old tricks. Crume will make the The catch is that Eastern does not The season includes: three Tech defense worry about shut- play against any other teams and weeks of individual training in Au- ting down the run, then it will winning does not really count. In gust, four weeks of team practice. happen, Chapman to Bannister Football history the fall season. Eastern's baseball Colonel Series week, and individ- for a 50-yard touchdown. team is divided in half and they ual work and strength training un- And as always. Kidd will pace challenge each other. til finals in December. Practices the sideline giving congratula- The games in the fall are are three hours long. After the tions when deserved and dishing 1999 record: 5-5 The TenniiiM Tech outside of competition, because out harsh words of advice when mascot look* like Big team practices in late October to we can only play 56 games in the November, the congratulations are not in order. Bird's cousin, but he's a entire year," Golden Eagle team will begin 1999 OVC record: 4-3 (tied for 3rd) said Jim Ward. "Fall baseball strength and Eastern's base- conditioning TOUGH TIMES FOR STEELERS ball coach of helps fer team exercises. twenty-one Strength Coach years. Thoughts to myself during the Versus EKU: 1S41-0 unity for the Jeff Barnard last 20 seconds of the Steelers vers- The fall will focus on es Browns game Sunday: season, also spring and to weights, speed OK 20 seconds to play, no called inter- and cardiovas- squad, is de- get back Into timeouts, time for a field goal. Coach: Mike Hennigan, 5th season cular work. signed to pre- What? Oh no. don't run a play, All of this pare the team the mode of kick the field goal. You don't have work is de- any timeouts left Oh well, run a and to get the team in posi- 08800811." signed to build play - what the hell, just don't get Overall record: 20-23 up to three sacked. tion to start Kiley- Vaughn, playing at the highlights of Damn it - sacked you stupid the season, the stupid man. Kent Graham what end of Febru- Eastern shortstop were you thinking? High school Experience: Asst coach East Tenn. (80-81) ary and the be- Alumni Game players know to throw the ball ginning of on Sept. 30. a away. Defc coordinator W. Carolina (8283) March in the spring season. Last Professional Look at you guys, running year the team won the Ohio Val- Scout Day on Oct 3 and the around like morons trying to get Asst coach Memphis St (84) ley Conference, in the regular Colonel Series on Oct. 9 through your field goal team on the field.' season. 13. 8...7...6...5...4...3...2...1... Asst coach Temple (85) "It is designed to make adjust- Aspiring young stars on the game over - you guys are horri- ments before the season, and for team are shortstop Kiley ble. Del coordinator Tenn Tech (86-95) player improvement. I want the Vaughn, pitcher Chris Albright, I've been a Steelers fan since I team to be comfortable, because pitcher Scott Santa, pitcher can remember. I mean - when I we have a lot of new players," said Spencer Boley and catcher'Mike was 4 I got a Dallas Cowboy uni- Coach Jim Ward. Schneider. form for Christmas. I cried until Versus EKIJ: Hennigan is 1-3 against EKU. His only win over the Colonels "I think for the younger play- Fall baseball is designed to get my parents said they would take ers it is a chance to prove them- the team comfortable while evaluat- it back and get me a Terry came in a 1998 triple - overtime thriller, which broke aTech selves," outfielder Aaron Williams ing their skills in a "game like at- Bradshaw uniform because Roger said. " For the older players, it is mosphere." Ward said. This season Staubach sucked. a chance to bring the whole team helps the freshmen become accus- 1 guess I should be used to 22 - game losing streak. together to work on things that tomed to playing college baseball this by now but somehow it just will be used in the season. Inter- before the real season even begins." never seemed this bad. Please God, at least let us beat squad scrimmage is a chance for The spring season will begin the Bengals. guys to be competitive, win spots on Feb. 15 in Birmingham. I- L The Eastern Progress, Thur»d«y. September 21.2000 SpOI*tS B7 ► Colonel basketball Dedication, hard work, practice, Know About Something That We Dont? keys to Colonels' M workouts ' The staff at The Eastern Progress BY ALUASOM HALEY Contributing writer weight training four days a week A new coaching staff and a and playing the game every day. is anxious to hear about your story ideas. rigorous team conditioning are Put all that stuff together the main components of the play- with study hall and classes and it So, pick up the phone and give us a call at ing style for this year's men's bas- means our guys are pretty busy." ketball team. Hrannen said. "Conditioning is The style involves playing the key and t^ wha, ^ |non(h 622-1881 more freely instead of a setup of- of September is for." fense that was common in last The team is currently made year's game, according to senior up of 12 scholarship players but or drop by and visit us in Donovan Annex 117. guard John White. the coaches expect some walk- Progress file photo "We have a more full court, ons soon. exciting type of play. The fans will Recruiting was also a success, John White dailvara a pass in the Colonels' exhibition game against get a kick out of watching it," said Brennan, with eight new re- Sports Reach last November in McBrayer Arena. White said. cruits this year from areas including Chicago, Lexington and Georgia. recruiting players from different re- style," Brannen said. "We want to The team started conditioning gions. Brennan is originally from in August to ensure it would be New Head Coach Travis Ford, get the students involved as well. a former basketball player at the Alexandria and formerly coached at If that means going out and talk- ready for the full-court play the the University of Charleston. Jerry MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS University of Kentucky, was a ing to the student body or whatev- coaches will utilize this season. Pelfrey, a Paintsville native, former- "It's going to be a press, run, force in the prosperous recruiter, well do it" ing, said Brennan. ly coached at East Tennessee State very up-and-down-the-court style As for the team's expectations "Coach Ford's name, in and University and Chad Dollar is from this year. White said as a whole of play," said Assistant Coach Atlanta and formerly coached at John Brannen. out of the state, carries a lot of there is more maturity in the play- weight." Brennan said. "Not only Western Carolina University. ers, which could lead to success. Gin SHOP Brannen said for this type of that, but he can go into a kid's As well as conditioning, the new game, the team has to be in top "Last year we had a lot of tal- home and say "I was playing this staff is also using the beginning of ent but talent don't win ball physical condition. Achieving that style game just a few years ago,' the semester to allow the players to condition means running three to games. Everybody's working a lot and he can relate to them." get to know them and each other. harder and we want to win," five time a week at 6 a.m., individ- The diversity of the assistant ual instruction in skill work, "We expect them to go out White said. "I think we can be coaching staff also played a role in and play hard and learn our contenders for the OVC." LEARANC ter every day," Inman said. and that's to win the OVC." she Versatility, quality players, Junior guard Mikki Bond said said. "We've definitely got a shot the key to successful practices is at it" SALE!!! preparation. Inman said one of the special keys to Lady Colonels' success "The coaches have been things about the team is its ability BY ALUSOH HALEY Discounts up to Contributing writer preparing us physically and men- to work hard and to execute both the past You won't be able to tell tally. They have been pushing us on the court and in the classroom. the difference when one player so that we won't give up," Bond "I think we will see good % If the pre-season is any indica- leaves the court and another said. "I think that preparation will things from these girls. There is tion, the Lady Colonels may be comes in because all the girls are carry over to game time." nothing short of 100 percent giv- 50 set for one of their most success- talented. Not to mention that this The team's first regular sea- en by each one both to the team ful seasons yet team is very competitive, very ex- son game is on Nov. 18 at More- and to their academics," Inman Head Coach Larry Inman said citing to watch." head State University. The team said. "We are a representative of Through Saturday not only does his team have quali- Indications of the team's abili- will play there in the Comfort Inn this university and we always ty players this year, they also ties have shown through during Tu>off Classic. want to represent it in the most September 23rd have the ability to be very versa- practices, which have been going "We're pretty excited about it positive way we can." tile. on since the beginning of the se- (the season)," Inman said. "A lot That representation is also In- Eastern By-Pass Location Only "With the range in size and mester. hinges on luck and we've had man's No. one reason for students talent that the team has, we can Players are required to attend some bad luck in the past but I to get involved with the team. MERLE NORMAN start a big team, we can start a weight training and game prac- think we can be very successful." "We are representing you be- small team, whatever is on the tices on Mondays, Wednesdays The coaches and team share a cause you, the students, are the floor - we can adjust," Inman said. and Fridays and they do condi- common goal this year, which university," he said. "Anybody COSMETICS Versatility isn't the only thing tioning, individual skill training may inspire them to work even that wants to be a part of Eastern the team has going for it. he said. and timed running on Tuesdays harder at success, according to Kentucky University should also 839 Eastern By Pass "We have got depth and not and Thursdays. senior forward Candice Finley. want to be a part of this team. just any depth - quality depth," "It's a full week and a full "This is one of the strongest We're excited about the season Richmond, Ky Inman said. "That's what we have schedule but the players are very teams we've had. The players and and want the students to be this year that we haven't had in determined and seem to get bet- the coaches have the same goal also." 859-624-9825

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EKU BY PASS NEXT TO BANK ONE won more games we would be "Right now we're not seeing any purchase more confident coming into Fri- In the second game of the tournament Eastern faced its success...but I think if we stay on day's match at Tennessee Tech., course and keep faith, well be 3 Different but I think we're going to be toughest test of the season where we want to be. I have great wtth student I.D. fine," Duncan said. against No. 3 Penn St. The Lions expectations for this team. The Colonels came out of home-court advantage and talent "They are a great team, and Lunches BedNners, etc. I their latest road trip to Pennsylva- level proved to be too much as they're going to prove that as I nia last weekend with one win the Colonels fell again in straight time goes on, that I'm sure of," @ .J and three tough losses. The sets. 15-6. ISO. 15-5. Bowen led Duncan said. $3.99 each p. Sports briefs Mon.- Fri. Women's gorf team second with a 27, followed by Eastern; Tennessee Tech this weekend. II a.m.-2 p.m. Murray State, 93; Austin Peay, Troy State is the new No. 1 team, Mocha To'* The Eastern Kentucky Univer- 104; and Middle Tennessee, 168. replacing Georgia Southern at the T sity women's golf team placed In the men's competition, top of the poll. The top ten teams Madison Ice Cream Cappuccinos Hawaiian second, one-stroke behind tourna- sophomore Alan Morton finished are: 1. Troy State 2. Georgia ment host Tennessee Tech, at the sixth in a time of 26:07. Fellow Southern 3. Youngstown State 4. Shave Ice Tech Lady Classic Golf Tourna- Colonel Gary Garman finished Florida A&M 5. Portland State 6. Garden Food Court in the Richmond Mall 10th with a 26:40 time. Senior ■ AReORILL ment in Cookeville, Tenn., Sept 9- Furman 7. Delaware 8. Ap- • Old-fashioned hand-dipped ICE CREAM Ryan Parrish, junior Dwayne Con- 10. The Lady Colonels shot a 630 palachian State 9. 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Other results shared Ohio Valley Conference Track teams heads to Ohio were freshman Tiffaney Player of the Week honors with Cartwright, 12th place, 19:32; se- Southeast Missouri quarterback Coach Rick Erdmann's East- nior Pauline Mitchell, 19th, 19:32; Bobby Bruno, for the week of Unrverstty ern Kentucky University men's junior Jennifer Wheeler, 22nd, Sept. 13. Chapman, a 6-foot-3, 234 Shopping Center Devivered and women's cross-country teams 19:48; freshman Alison Smith, pounds native of Jackson, hit 15- (M«rta*»M) will journey north this weekend, 34th, 20:59; freshman Vanessa 26 passes for a career-best 264 •13-1 Iff BBQ HOT MILD appearing in the Miami Fall Clas- Halter, 37th, 21:27; and freshman yards and three touchdowns. sic at Miami University in Oxford, Sheri Calhoun, 40th, 22:04. Chapman also ran for another &:** Ohio. Both teams competed in score in Eastern's 34-10 win over • im SS5& Q the Western Kentucky University Indian State University on Sept. ,««c ^5? 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All eyes are on Marion Jones at the 2000 Olympics. She's Jenny Keim U.S. Olympic Diving Team already the World's Fastest Woman, a title she claimed by win- University of Miami ning the 100-meter final at the World Championships in Athens Sydney marks Jenny Keim's second in 1997. "She started crying right away," her husband C.J. Hunter visit to the Olympics. The first time, at told an interviewer. "It was quick though. It was Marion. She even age 16, she placed 9th on the spring- cries fast." board in Atlanta. A University of Miami senior, Keim actually retired from diving Sport: Sprints and long jump after the 1996 games, and only took it up Age: 24 again when she was offered a scholarship to Miami!" Height: 5 9" "I figured that it would be a great way to get through school, but I never at that point had any dream of [going back to the Olympics]. Weight: 150 lbs. But once I was on the boards again...you can't just dive and not give it your all." Born: October 12, 1975 in Los Angeles. Calif. This year she's diving in the 3-meter springboard competition, College: Graduated from the University of North Carolina in and as the 2000 NCAA National Champion in the IOmeter plat- 1997 with a B.A. in Communications form, she has the experience to bring home a medal. Married: Shot putter C.J. Hunter on October 3, 1998 Residence: Raleigh, North Carolina Ed Hloses U.S. Olympic Swimming Team Goals: 5 gold medals at the Sydney 2000 Olympics—accom- University of Virginia plished only once before (Finnish runner Paavo Nurmi, in Paris Ed Moses started taking his swimming in 1924) seriously as a high school senior, when he | Coach: Trevor Graham, a Jamaican Olympian won the 1998 Junior National Championship in the 100-yard breast- Trains: Only with men, stroke. In the two years since he's raced to including 400-meter star the top of his sport, breaking world records Antonio Pettigrew three times at the 2000 NCAA Championships. Income: Earned nearly Currently a student at the University of Virginia (majoring in athletic $750,000 in prize money training), Moses takes to the water in Sydney in the 100m and in her last two meets 200m breaststroke. His sights are set on success. alone last season "As far as my expectations for Sydney, they haven't changed. I went to Virginia this year expecting a gold in Sydney." Three-Peat: First woman in 50 years to win the 100-meter and Lorrie Fair 200-meter dash and U.S. Olympic Soccer Team long jump at the USA University of North Carolina Championships. She was the youngest person on that team. At 21. Lorrie Fair helped make his- Speed: Clocked a best tory as part of the 1999 Women's World time of 10.65 seconds in Cup team, and she was the only member of the 100 and 21.62 in the team to have—and take—her last year of the 200—both in NCAA eligibility that fall. She played for the North Johannesburg. Carolina Tar Heels and helped them to a total of three NCAA Record: Undefeated in Championships in her four years. Fair was an alternate for the every competition since Olympic team in Atlanta, so the Sydney games will be her first time her last one of the year playing for gold. in 1998. when Heike When she was 13. Fair received an autographed poster of Drechsler of Germany Michelle Akers. the now-retired star of women's soccer. The picture beat her in the World still hangs above her bed. "Michelle was the only girl role model I Cup long jump. • had," Fair said. Now she's the role model. continued on page 4 2 steantunnels.net MEET THE STAFF

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Advances in technology are changing the way the Games are played and watched. By Christine Junge

Technology affecting everything from mimic the skin of sharks—said to help computer speed to genetic engineer- water pass over the swimmers more effi- ing has taken Olympic-sized leaps ciently—covers the swimmer from neck to and bounds in the last few years, and the ankle. It's also been reported to help com- behind-the-scenes equipment for this press athletes' muscles, thereby reducing summer's games is no exception. The fatigue and lactic acid levels. The seams clothes the athletes wear, how viewers provide tension that imitate the body's ten- dons: since the suits are created The clothes the athletes wear, how individually to match up with a uiewers watch euents, and the uery swimmer's muscles, Speedo is claiming that times could be improved by torch that marks the beginning of the 3 percent. Jenny Thompson, of the Games haue been all but reuoiutionized. U.S. swim team, agrees. "I really like the new suit. I have watch events, and the very torch that a personally fitted one. so I feel fortunate. and it v < Frit "

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