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Four Progress staff mem- bers were in Washington, D.C. Saturday during the Progresswww.progress.eku.edu Veterans Day celebrations. See what was going on in Progress fito the Capital City /Bl. photo Consultant off to a named for PROMISING evaluation start BY JAMK VWMW Executive and Academic Affairs Managing editor Committee's responsibility to conduct the evaluation of Eastern's presidential eval- President Robert Kuatra. uation is no longer up in the Board bylaws state that die air. president will undergo evalua- The executive and academ- tion during the second and Summit draws ic affairs committee of the k mrth year of service. The pres- Board of Regents made the ident's contract calk for an eval- decision to hire consultant Ed uation after two complete years Penson from Penson, of service. Kuatra is in the third large crowd Strawbridge and Associates year of his contract BY JENNIFER ROGERS out of Tallahassee, Fla. The Kustra's contract states, News editor 1 m decision was ratified at the "Beginning on July 1, 2000, and Board of Regents meeting extending indefinitely, and after In front of a near-capacity crowd at Oct. 21 consideration of the biennial Alumni Coliseum, Gen. Colin Powell, Jim Gilbert, chairman of presidential evaluation...the chairman of America's Promise, offi- the Board and the Executive term of employment will be cially welcomed Kentucky into the and Academic Affairs extended biennially and auto- America's Promise family Friday. The Committee, said he estimates matically for two years." ceremony was part of the America's Promise Summit it will cost the university any- Faculty Senate passed ■■ ^^ where from $12-15,000 to con- motions to change parts of the America's Promise, created in 1997, duct the evaluation. He added is a nonprofit organization that centers Faculty Handbook to say that around the effort to make youth a the amount depends on how all faculty would be given the long Penson is on campus. national priority. Its practices focus on Gilbert said the Board opportunity to participate in the Five Promises: ongoing relation- bylaws state that it is the See CONSULTANT, A3 ships with caring adults, safe places with structured activities during non- school hours, a healthy start and future, marketable skills through edu- cation and opportunities to give back through community service. Powell's speech highlighted his goals for America's Promise. He said 1 that before retiring, his travels allowed him to see the extant of Aaacrica.'* "In all of that success, I kept com- ing upon people who weren't enjoying that success," Powell said. He said that those experiences led him to become involved with America's Promise. Powell said he wanted to make sure all children realized their opportunities, and that helping them do so was "neces- Jessica Letke/Progress sary." There is no more noble goal for us Starts Chanowth, president of the Residence Hall Association, as Americans and you as members of joined professionals to talk about alcohol abuse on campus Tuesday. the Commonwealth of Kentucky," P* t£ Powell said. Outlining the Five Promises, Powell emphasized the positive impact they Alcohol abuse could have on children today through his own childhood experiences. Powell made a distinction between America's Promise and other commu- focus of week nity service efforts. "We're not a program, we're a cru- Photos by DemMriaos Moors/Progress BY JENNIFER MUUJM Court Harry Moberly. direc- sade," Powell said. "We're not trying to News writer tor of Student Judicial Affairs; compete with the programs out there, Michael Kasitz, an officer with we're trying to complement them." Top right: President Robert Kustra and Gen. Colin Powell walk through the crowd on their way to the ceremo- Students with questions, Eastern's Division of Public Powell also said that America's ny last Friday. Above: Jeremy Jewell, a defensive back for the football team from Bowling Green, gives Powell comments or concerns about Safety; Stacia Chenoweth, Promise was working to expand an honorary Eastern football jersey during the morning session of the America's Promise Summit. Eastern's alcohol policies president of the Residence already-existing programs like Big were given the chance to Hall Association and Michalle Brothers. Left: AmeriCorps express themselves Tuesday Rice, chair of the Eastern Powell headed a list of well-known at an event called "Town Substance Committee and a speakers at the ceremony, which volunteers Meeting: Alcohol, EKU and counselor at Eastern's served as a kick-off ceremony for marched in the You." Counseling Center. Kentucky's Promise that was enacted parade held in The event is part of a week- The meeting was co-spon- when Gov. Paul Patton and First 1 .ady Alumni Coliseum long effort by the Eastern sored by the Student Judi Patton signed a Governor's Friday as part, of Substance Abuse Committee Government Association and Promise Partnership with Powell. Powell's entrance to make students aware about was moderated by Nick Other speakers included Gov. Paul into the arena. alcohol use on campus. Bertram of SGA. Bertram Patton, Lt. Gov. Stephen Henry, The town meeting was an opened with remarks to stu- Kentucky Supreme Court Chief Justice open forum that included a dents about what the Joseph Lambert, Kentucky Senate panel made up of Ed Robinson Substance Abuse Committee President David Williams, Kentucky of the Richmond Alcohol and is in place for. House Speaker Jody Richards and Beverage Control Committee; "We are not here to be the Eastern President Robert Kustra. Judge William Clous of the Eastern was named the nation's Madison County District See ALCOHOL, A3 11th University of Promise in 1999.
5 ► INSIDE Crosswalk traffic: 'expect the unexpected ACCENT ei-e A4 BY JENNIFER ROGERS into the crosswalk you need to look AS Crossroads News editor both ways," Jozefowicz said. "It's .A4,8 kind of a judgment call." POUC E MAT. A2 •April 1997 A Nov. 2 accident that left one Jozefowicz added that students Eastern student in the hospital has need to stay within the crosswalk SPORTS M,7 Richmond City Commissioner, Kay Cosby said the state put traffic safety on the minds of and learn when they have the right- WHAT S ON TAP? B2 highway department has refused many times to install a , many students and police. of-way at stoplights. He also recom- THE BACK EDOE BB crosswalk. The accident hospitalized Lance mended that pedestrians watch the Watt, a wildlife management major cars around them. ►WEATHER •September 1997 from Lexington, after he was hit trying "Don't take it for granted that TODAY: Student Association plans to ask City Commission to solve • to cross Lancaster Avenue near the that person sees you, Jozefowicz crosswalk at the Lancaster Parking said. Hi: 50 problem of crossing street. Lot He had advice for people driving Low: 36 Mark Jozefowicz, assistant direc- on campus as well: "Expect the •October 1997 unexpected. You always have to be Conditions: Cloudy/ Showers t y/V/ , tor of Eastern'8 Public Safety, said mt Partly Cloudy that even though he knows of only aware of pedestrian traffic." Student Association circulates a petition advocating changes. "Any time you're driving through •AT: Partly Cloudy two incidentsmac involving pedestrians, campus you have to be aware that •Wfc Partly Cloudy •August 1998 students still need to be careful. there are a lot of people who jay- Lancaster Lot becomes general parking. Jozefowicz said that some walk," Jozefowicz said. ►REMINDERS students jaywalk instead of Jozefowicz said that since the •November 1999 using the crosswalk, and crosswalk is new, many people are ■ Residence halls will be closed for the Crosswalk plans announced. other students aren't care- still not used to it Thanksgiving holiday from 10 am Wednesday when they cross campus "The key is for people to be through 8 a.m. Sunday. streets. aware of their surroundings and be ■ Coop paperwork for the fall is due tomorrow. Nicole Venhoft/Progrew "Definitely before you step observant," Jozefowicz said. ^ ft NeWS A2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, November 16,2000 ► News Briefs Compiled by Rooica Brandenburg Retired history professor U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford pamphlets, videos and other edu- cational materials available, as hosts conversation today well as other freebies. For further dies of heart complications information call Debbie at 622- U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford win be 1761. American history, especially the Graybar published one book, holding a conversation about BVOEHATACKETT Editor Depression and Worn War II era, "Robert Shaw of the Review of Public Service today from 1-2 p.m. said David Sefton, professor in Reviews," in 1974 and wrote more in the faculty lounge of the Keene Free Thanksgiving dinner A retired history professor of the department of history. than 40 professional articles on Johnson Building. To reserve a sponsored on Nov. 22 more than 30 years passed away Sefton knew Graybar for 15 seat, call 622-1027 or e-mail Nov. 8 from sudden heart compli- history and baseball. years. He stepped down as chair Graybar was divorced with no joann [email protected]. The Harvest Family Fellowship cations. of the department of history when will host a free Thanksgiving dinner Lloyd Graybar, 62, officially children, but he did have a life- Graybar retired. long companion — his terrier, Panel discussing election at 6 p.m. Wednesday at 621 S. retired from the university in May Sefton said Graybar also was Keeneland Drive. For more infor- of 1997. but chlse the Early Tuttie. Tuttie is now with another mation call 624*20. an avid traveler and loved profes- today in Powell Building Retirement Option and remained sional baseball. Graybar had just family. in the classroom until this past returned from a cruise to Central More than 100 people attended Eastern's Department of Madison County Action June. America when he became 9. a memorial service for Graybar Government will conduct a panel Graybar had been teaching in Tuesday at the White Oaks Ptwto subaMed Team holds meeting "If you ever engaged in a con- discussion entitled "Is This Any the history department since versation with Lloyd Graybar, you Church. Way to Elect A President?" The dis- Jo# MoMnero wrote a book on The Madison County Action Sept 1,1966. would hear travel stories and sto- Graybar was buried in his fami- cussion will start at 2 p.m. today Kentucky ceramic art. Team wil hold its first community Graybar, who got his Ph. D. at ries of the old Brooklyn ly plot in Vermont, where he was and is to be held in the Kennamer meeting 7 p.m. Nov. 29 at the Columbia University, loved recent Dodgers," Sefton said. bom. Room located in the Powell Prof •••or wrfttts Madison County Extension Office Building. on Duncannon Lane. Paul Blanchard will be the mod- Items to be discussed include erator of this event and the follow- community forestry, assuring the ► PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS ing panelists will be present: Associate professor of art, health of local watersheds and the Former U.S. Sen. Wendell Ford, Joe Molinaro, wrote "A development of a set of indicators of HELP WANTED; must receive classifieds and pay- Early Specials! Spring Break Libby Fraas of the Department of Pottery Tour of Kentucky." community progress. ment by Noon, Mondays for place- _nas Party Cruise! Five days which was published in For more information, contact ment that week. $279! Includes meals, parties! Communication, Randall Uoyd of Jason Fults at 985-9774 or by email 372 Student Drivers needed. Awesome beaches, nightlife! the Department of Government, August by Crystal at [email protected]. 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Cancun, Jamaica, Bahamas, Acapulco, Florida and Mardigras. i'. -I-. hrtit one t< nn II Building. and the Eastern Kentucky ,,,„ i, Student Health Services University Board of Regents are MISC.; Raps nssdsd, travel free, earn The forum is a part of National money, group discounts for 6+. •i A i MI i i sHini Hunger and Homeless Awareness now being accepted. The Need to place a classified? Call us ^8(X)-e39-8203 or hosts smokeout today Council on Postsecondary Week (Nov. 12-18). Speakers will at 622-1881 for information. We wwwleisuretours.com. pwiimmwpHf include Michael Stoops, Director of Education only has two posi- The .Student Health Services tions available that are to expire Community Organizing, National will host the Great American Coalition for the Homeless. in December, and the Board of Smokeout today between 8 a.m. Regents has only one position Professors are encouraged to and 5 p.m. Kicking the habit can due to a recent resignation. To bring their classes to mis forum and be tough, but this event is a good receive an application, call Bill guests are being asked to provide a time to try to quit, according to Beam Jr. director of Boards and canned food donation to benefit the American Cancer Society. The Commissions. Applications are Fountain Park First (Disciples of Christ) Lexington's Hope Center. For fur- Student Health Services will have due by Dec. 5. Church of God First United Methodist Church 1238 Barnes Mill Rd. (at Goggins 5000 Secretariat Dr. 401 West Main St. Lane) Phone: 623-6515 Phone:623-3511 Phone: 623-3580 Sunday Worship: 9 am. & 11 am. ► Police Beat: Oct. 30 - Nov. 12 Sun. School: 9:45 a.m. Worship Services: Sunday 8:30 am. Coffee Fellowship: Sunday 10 am. Compiled by Ronica Brandenburg Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. & 10:50 am Sunday School: 10:15 am. Sunday Evening: 6 pm Sunday School: 9:40 a.m. The following reports have driving under the influence. Ronnie D. Davis III, 19, Wednesday Prayer Service: 6 pm Wed. Night Live: 5:15 to 7:30 p.m. Victory Christian Center been filed with Eastern's Stanford, was arrested and Coffee House Sat Night: 5:30 p.m. (non-denominational charismatic) Division of Public Safety. Robert Thompson, 22, charged with driving under the First Presbyterian Church and Message: 6 p.m. 206 Victory Drive Richmond, was arrested and influence. (PCUSA) Phone: 624-3553 Nov. 12 charged with third degree crimi- 330 W. Main St. First Alliance Church Sunday: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. John Sparkman reported three Phone: 623-5323 1405 Barnes Mill Rd. nal trespassing. Garrett Alaip, 23. Richmond, was Wednesday: 7 p.m. pizzas being stolen out of the Church School: 9:45 am. Phone: 624-9878 Services for the hearing impaired charged with drinking alcohol in Sun. Worship: 11 am. Sun. School: 9:30 am. delivery bag in his car, which was Nov. 8 Transportation available located in the Martin Lot public. Wed Night Supper: 6 p.m. (weekly Sun. Worship Services: 10:45 a.m. A Palmer Hall resident report- & no charge!) & 6:30 p.m. White Hall Baptist Church Nov. 11 ed receiving harassing phone Rap & Snack: Wed. 7:30 p.m. at the Wednesday Night Youth & Prayer calls. Joanne Wilder. Walters Hall, 3401 Colonel Road James Phillips reported that two reported that a dummy used in EKU Powell Center Student Lounge Services: 7 p.m. Bill Bailey, Pastor For free transportation to Sunday Phone: 623-5965 cars had been broken into in the the Homecoming parade had Sunday School: 9:30 am. Madison Lot. Nov. 6 Kimberiy Secrisl Ashby, Associate morning services, call 624-9878. A Todd Hall resident reported been stolen from outside of her Pastor Sun. Worship: 10:45 a.m. & 6 pm Wednesday Prayer Service: 7 p.m. A Todd Hall resident reported receiving harassing messages on room. Cary Ashby, Minister For Youth & Big Hill Avenue an incident of sexual abuse. the answering machine. Campus Christian Church Nov. 3 Adopt-A-Studcnt" Program avail- 129 Big Hill Avc. First Christian Church An Eastern student's vehicle Nov. 4 Kenneth Walker. 37, Richmond, able: Cary will meet students each Phone: 623-1592 (office) (Disciples of Christ) that was located in the Clay Lot Herb A. Johnson, 20, was charged with failure to regis- Sunday between 10:30 & 10:45 am Phone: 623-6600 (answering Main at Lancaster Ave. was broken into. Stolen goods Shelbyville, was jrrested and ter transfer of vehicle, operating at the Powell Center Student Lounge machine) Phone: 623-4383 Sunday Early Worship: (informal) included an amplifier and two 10- charged with disorderly conduct under a suspended license, pos- to walk to church together. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. inch speakers. Morning Worship: 10:45 a.m. 8:40 a.m. session of a suspended license Sunday School: 9:40 am. John T. Adams, 23, Indianapolis, Richmond Church of Christ Evening Worship: 6 p.m. and no insurance. Sunday Worship: 10:40 am Nov. 10 was arrested and charged with 713 W. Main Street On Wednesday. Big HiU Christian Phone: 623-8535 Student Fellowship meets at 7 p.m.. College Bible Study: Tues.. 9 p.m. Tim Booghier. Brockton, report- drinking alcohol in public and dis- ed his apartment being broken Lorna Barrett reported that a Bible classes: Sunday 9 a.m. Call the church office at one of the Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m. orderly conduct into. Nothing was found to be satellite receiver had been stolen Worship: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. numbers listed above for transporta- missing. out of the Perkins Building Bible Study: Wednesday 7 pm tion to meetings. Broadway Baptist Church Juddson F. Page. 21, Richmond, Colonels for Christ meet the second 121 West Broadway was arrested and charged with Nov. 9 Oct. 30 Monday and Thursday each month, Unitarian Universalfst Fellowship Winchester. KY 40391 alcohol intoxication. from 12 p.m. to I p.m. (Lunch pro- Dwaine J. Hatton. 39, Irvine, Allison Parks reported the "Where religion and reason meet" There is a place like home! Let us vided) in the Combs Bldg., room 209 St. George Street was arrested and charged with theft of two letters from the be your home away from home." disorderly conduct Jessica Runyon, Telford Hall, 310. Adult Meeting and Religious Office phone: (859)7444735 reported a strange man entering Dupree Hall mailroom. The Education tor Children: Sun. 10:45 Educational Building phone: Clinton D. Biddle. 18, Paris, her room between the hours of cash in the two envelopes St. Stephen Catholic Newman a.m. (For information call: 623- (859)737-5249 was arrested and charged with 1:30 to 2 p.m. amounted to $110. Center 4614.) Sunday School: 9:30 am. 405 University Drive Sunday Worship: 11 am. Phone: 623-9400 Trinity Presbyterian Church Sunday Radio Broadcast: 7:30 am. Sun. Mass: 5 p.m. (PCA) 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. The 2001 Japan Exchange and Teaching Program Catholic: Wednesday 7 p.m. Phone: 624-8910 Newman Night for all students: Winchester Television Broadcast: Sunday Worship: 9:50 am. Friday, 4 p.m. Wed 9 p.m. Sunday School: 11 am. James H. Brooks, Pastor Teach English in junior and senior high schools in Japan Nursery available Madison HJUs Christian Church Assistant Professor of Philosophy & 960 Red House Rd Religion Learn about Japanese culture and people St. Thomas Lutheran Church "Reaching. Preaching. Teaching..." Phone:623-0916 1285 Barnes Mill Rd. Gain international experience Sunday Schoor. 9:45 am Phone: 623-7254 Worship: 10:45 am. Church of Christ Sun. Traditional Service: 8:30 a.m 461 Tobiano (in Brookline Sub., off Wednesday Wave: 6 p.m. (Labor Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Day-Memorial Day) Goggins Lane - West side 1-75) Requirements Sunday Contemporary Worship: Sunday: 9:30 am. 10:20 am. and 11 a.m. Trinity Missionary 6 p.m. • Have an excellent command of the English language Baptist Church Wednesday: 7 p.m. 2300 Lexington Rd. Westside Christian Church Ride: 624-2218 or 986-8555 • Obtain a bachelor's degree by June 30,2001 Phone: 624-9436 or 623-6868 Bennington Ct. (across from Sun.: 9:45 am., 11 am., & 6 pm. Arlington) First Baptist Church • Be a U.S. citizen Wednesday Youth & Prayer: 7 p.m. Phone: 623-0382 350 W. Main at Lancaster Ave. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m Phone: 6234028 • Be willing to relocate to Japan for one year Rosedale Baptist Church Sun. Worship: 10:45 am. & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 am. 411 WestoverAve. Wednesday Worship: 7 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m., 11 am. AJJ: leadline for is .flOO Phone:623-1771 Transportation available & 6:30 p.m. For more information a Sunday School: 9 am Wednesday Worship: 6:30 p.m :: < NHl.JLl Worship Sun.: 10:15 am. & 6 p.m. White Oak Pond Christian SUBS.: 8 p.m. at BSU Center Church The i biapan.orq Wed Prayer Service: 7 pm The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 16.2000 NeWS A3
that the people who are here will ALCOHOL carry this back to the others," Asking salary shouldn't be too high Moberly said. BrJeearetRoocBS Other events Kibitz, who is also a full- Assistant news editor time student, said that he thought the town meeting was YouVe settled on the perfect this week full of valuable information for company, and you've landed a job all students. interview with it The interview From The Front "This gave students a lot of goes well, and everyone seems to information about parental notifi- Kite you. You're almost positive anti-alcohol or the anti-drug group on campus." Bertram said. "We cation and what goes on with they're going to offer you the job. that, as well as telling them what and you're pretty sure you're just want students to know that you can consume alcohol without happens in District Court when ready to respond with a very big abusing it" you are cited for alcohol." Kasitz "yes" after considering its offer. said. Students asked questions rang- Then what's the problem? Brenda Slone. a student who It's one that confounds nearly ing from the possibility of "wet dorms," to why alcohol is not attended the event, said that she every person who holds a job: thought the panelist did a good what should your salary be? allowed at tail- gating. job of answer- The process actually starts ing student during the interview, where Moberly answered both concerns. there's one thing most job questions by say- "They took experts recommend: don't bring the time to up the money question until ing that ultimate- I Reality Corner ly all decisions explain why someone asks, or until you've 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. the rule was in been offered the job. Even then, concerning the university is in Powell Building place, instead let your potential employer make Project GLADD of just saying the first offer. the hands of the Board of this is the Art Harvey, director of 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. rule," said Eastern's Career Services, said Regents. Outside Powel Kasitz, of Slone. a recre- that salaries often change with Building ational therapy certain factors, like supply and tactual Kotor a/Progress Public Safety, responded by Men In Black major, from demand. Floyd County. pay on salary schedules, but saying that alco- 11 a.m. -1 p.m. "The students always have to You nay m> good, but don't do this... hol at tailgating In addition to keep in mind location," Harvey even then there may be room for I Powell Building the town meet- change. is not only added, noting that salaries in I Assume your "qualifications" and "performance" win automati ing. Rice said cities larger than Lexington, "When you're working for gov- against campus catty determine your salary leveL policy but state that the salaries will be more. ernment agencies they'll typically I Undervalue your worth. Substance Abuse Committee has Be pre- tell you what the law as well. posted flyers around campus con- I Over-value your worth and think you are irreplaceable to the "It is against state law to drink pared to starting range is," employer. cerning facts and figures dealing answer some Harvey said. on public property." Kasitz said. with alcohol usage on campus. I State a specific salary expectation figure on your resume. Students were also made tough ques- In some cases, I Too quickly accept employers' first or second offers. The Committee is also hosting tions, like the interviewer I Try to play "hard to get" when you have little or no leverage. aware of an ongoing policy events ranging from a virtual naming the may ask about your I Lie about your past salary or alternative salary offers. change that would allow the office party to a "Men in Black" promo lowest salary current earnings. of Judicial Affairs to notify parents tion that will be offering students you'll consid- It's your preroga- of students who violate some the chance to win money. er or what tive, and some- and the job's market value. it is taxed like a regular income. aspects of the alcohol and drug Also. Project GLADD (Greek makes you times helpful, to It may offer you a range and ask If a signing bonus is not an policy. Leaders Against Drinking and worth a high- keep stalling your your preference instead—how do option for you, consider other ben- "This will apply to students Driving) will hand out laminated er salary. answer. you answer? A good comeback is efits the company may offer, like between the ages of 18 and 21 cards with the names and tele- Should the to ask for a salary just above mid- vacation time or health coverage. who are not considered indepen- phone numbers of all taxi services One of the bet- in Richmond. interviewer ask how much you'd ter strategies is to do research on range. dent students." Moberly said. like to make, don't ask them to current salaries in your field and If a company isn't meeting Information for this article was He said that the university is Rice also said that a major prob- suggest a salary. Chances are your ideal salary, consider a sign- taken from adopting the policy because of a lem for her is that Eastern is a party offer your employer a range, ing bonus—a one-time payment www.dummies.com/tips/ school where everyone drinks. they'll make a low offer, leaving which leaves room for negotia- law passed by Congress that you underpaid. that doesn't affect your base interviews/paid.html, would require universities to give "It is a problem in the tion. Base your range on other salary. Signing bonuses show Richmond community and on Harvey said some jobs, like www. cweb. com/rescen/car_advice parental notification when a child people interviewing for the posi- that the company agrees you are /salary/30_salary_mstkes.html, campus. We are perceived as a government positions, base their tion, what you feel you're worth violated the alcohol and drug poli- worth more than the job pays,.but and www.salary.com. cy. party school, with all these stu- dents who go downtown, when those members in direct contact with the vice received several requests but were not satis- "This would apply to second that just is not the case." Rice president would participate. fied with them. The Board agreed that offense possession violations, sec- said. CONSULTANT: ond offense drunk and disorderly Gilbert said in a phone interview Tuesday Penson would be best suited for the job. Although alcohol usage is a violations, first offense when the reoccurring theme at Eastern, it is that input will be gathered from various peo- because the university is familiar with him. person is a danger to themselves Penson will visit ple. "Within reason well let him advise us on not the only school that is dealing or others and any offenses involv- "Every constituency in the university will how these things (evaluations) will be done," with the issue. Gilbert said. ing drugs," Moberly said. This week, a student at the campus in March have input," Gilbert said. He added this Moberly said that parental University of Michigan died after includes faculty, staff, students and alumni. Gilbert could not say when the evaluation would actually begin. However. Penson is notification will not go into effect consuming 20 shots in less than From The Front Gilbert said the Board has been conduct- expected to be on campus in March. until next semester. 10 minutes. ing a retreat for the past two years. Gilbert said there is still a lot of back- "Sometimes it is like you're "It's a scary thought: that's evaluating the vice president of academic "We sent out a request for proposals," ground to cover and this is a comprehen- preaching to the choir at things why students need to learn affairs. The handbook formerly stated that only Gilbert said. Gilbert added the Board sive process. like this, but you can only hope responsibility," Slone said.
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EKU SUBSTANCE ABUSE COMMITTEE Perspective Eastern ►Campus Comments Eastern brought a variety of nationally-known speak- ers to campus this semester. Editor Dena Tackett asked students what more could be done. What speakers would you like to see come to campus? If you LL I tMnk it would be cool if we could bring more comedians. People like bring Bill Engvall, Jeff Foxworthy or even local comedians just starting London out would be good. Major: Computer electronics them. technology Yeer. Sophomore
DAVID KIDWELL Nathan Bulock/Progrsss Administration should keep up the good work getting speakers J«Me Jackson would Eastern administrators When famous people visit During the week before The list goes on and on, and bring us recognition must have taken a line campus, not only is it an excit- school started, Hip Hop artist Eastern students and faculty and notoriety with his from the famous baseball ing opportunity for students Montel Jordan performed for should be proud of that list presence. movie, "Field of Dreams," and and faculty, but it also renews free in the Ravine. If Eastern is really serious adapted it for this semester to their confidence in Eastern as A variety of speakers have about getting students to stay "If you bring interesting peo- a university. When these peo- been on campus for the on campus during the week- Hon>*town ple to Eastern, the campus ple find Eastern worthy Chautauqua Lecture Series and ends, this is a great first step. LouisviHe enough of a visit, others feel more have participated in the If the university can get stu- community will come." dents interested in seeing peo- Broadcast This semester, Eastern stu- that as well. Autumn Voices lecture series. Yaer: Senior ple coming to campus, that dents and faculty have had the The administration has Pulitzer Prize-winning could spillover to the week- J) chance to rub elbows with done a very good job this author Edward Larson came to ends as well. some major players in the semester of bringing in people campus to speak about the leg- Eastern administrators national scene. Democratic to speak to the campus com- endary Scopes Monkey Trial. should be complimented for Vice Presidential candidate munity, and that deserves State Rep. Kathy Stein their work this semester. And Joe Lieberman, Gen. Colin recognition. spoke on feminism earlier this they should continue to pro- LL Powell and many others have But we must not forget that month, numerous former gov- duce speakers who will not Someone who would try been the Colonels' guests, there have been many more ernors have talked to campus only entertain students and to clean up campus as bringing pride back to The interesting people here than and Indian author Anita Desai faculty, but also make them far as drugs and Campus Beautiful." lieberman and Powell. visited earlier this semester. proud of their school. alcohol. That's why we're all here anyway — to get nonwown an education and to try to Richmond better ourselvf Crosswalk good idea, but not adequate Major Communication disorders ^l^ie crosswalk on the Kentucky Department of for its efforts to improve the shouldn't students remain at Year. Junior 77 Lancaster Avenue has Transportation announced it safety of students crossing the top of the list? JL been an important would build a crosswalk the street, an effort should If implementing an over- improvement for the safety of directiy parallel to the be made to make students pass over Lancaster is not an students on Eastern's campus. Lancaster parking lot with feel even safer. option, the university should However, over the course of flashing caution lights. Lancaster is a very busy enforce speeding through the past few weeks, the cross- The crosswalk was one of street especially during rush LL walk has become a hot issue several options and was cho- that area. There is usually hour traffic. Plashing caution someone directing traffic at Anything from a of discussion. sen because it would have lights are not enough to warn On Nov. 2, a car hit Lance the least impact on traffic the intersection of Park Drive comedian to just any drivers of the upcoming cross- and Lancaster Avenue on famous person who has Watt as he tried to cross the and would be the most cost- walk and students unexpect- street Watt was released from effective option, according to busy afternoons, so why not something Eastern stu- the University of Kentucky Richmond City Manager edly rushing to get to the have a traffic director near dents could benefit from Medical Center last Monday other side. the Lancaster crosswalk? David Evans. Even though a crosswalk Hometown: would be good to bring. in good condition. Many Eastern students have A crosswalk is definitely a Lewisburg. Ohio The Student Government expressed concerns about the might have been the most start, but a student should Major: Athletic Association worked vigorously crosswalk, stating that an cost effective option, should- not have to think about the training n't the safety of students be Year Senior for several years in hopes of overpass would be a more possibility of risking s s getting a crosswalk on effective system. put first? Eastern Kentucky his/her life every time they Lancaster Avenue. Last year, While SGA and the univer- University is an institute of step into the Lancaster its efforts came through when sity should be commended higher education, thus crosswalk. LL Barnard Shaw, because Eastern Joe »e»CMg (lama Ifeafsstiatdsa tyonT Jait btcovte I m a fnttwan In last weeks story on B4 about I find him interesting. No. actMfty I don't hove I'm tree if •■ thtw peapk thvythMI'■ lr<« ttmrttwy art Battle of die Brooms, It should have said His newswork with CNN aaWatssef ■awiyau'ra Eastern and University of Kentucky students is great WM.I'UMH are the ones participating in the event ■ He seems to be very The Eastern Progress will publish clarifi- knowledgeable at what he cations and corrections as needed on the Irvine does. Perspective pages. Major: High •fhat I maan man? If you have a correction, please send it to the school editor by noon Monday before publication on education Thursday. Yaar: Senior
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Any false or misleading advertising should be reported Angte Brumett. 622-1881 The editor of the Progress reserves the right to edit to Adviser/General Manager, Dr. Elizabeth Fraas at (859) 622-1880. to publication on Thursday. Columns columns and letters for length. Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed aasslflaoySubscriptlons wi be printed in accordance with writers and do not necessarily represent the views of the university. Student Catherine Cunningham, 622-1881 available space. editors also decide the news and informational content. Trie Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 16.2000 xCrSpeCuVC A5 Drinking is not focus of Eastern I was disappointed (but not surprised) only person on this campus who can of seeing students from Lexington and stroke when I was 16,1 learned my You're at today when I opened the newspaper honestly say that I have never been Berea come to Richmond, because they lessons about life early. I know to to page A3 and saw the everyday, "downtown." I don't desire to "party," know that it's here, where they can get respect my life. It was almost nearly college to typical "Eastern Joe." a name I took nor am I old enough. I am 20 years old, plastered and won't get caught. This is taken away. I learned what is impor- from a hung-over cartoon also in this not 21, and I have watched as 18-year- insane! learn, to week's paper, which was disappointing olds march downtown to get plastered. Students need to reevaluate their pri- tant and what really matters. gain an edu- Your goal in life, especially at this as well. The photo was of a student, I have two questions for society on orities in life. Why are you here? What cation, to pouring beer on his head at the this matter: 1) When does the law step do you want out of your college experi- age, should not be to drink more beer Homecoming game. in and control the underage drinking ence? As the cartoon, "Eastern Joe" than "Joe," to see who passes out first better your- MlLUCENT I find it disgusting that The Progress that occurs on this campus and in this reflected. Joe does not care about his or to override the system by sneaking self, not to WELLS would publish a photograph, in the wretched town? And 2) Do you under- education. He's come in late to class, into a bar with a fake ID. You're at col- ■Tu annual Homecoming section of the age drinkers have nothing better to do and then has passed out before he lege to learn, to gain an education, to bo stupid, paper, of yet another Eastern idiot pour- Millicent Wells with your lives, or no more respect and reached his chair! The heading above ing beer on himself Is this the image dignity for yourselves, than to waste better yourself, not to be stupid, to get to got is a junior art reads, "A typical Friday morning..." It's we want to be proud of? Is this what your youth away being intoxicated? drunk and to kill your brain cells. education obvious what he's done on Thursday drunk and Eastern Kentucky University is all I am tired of Eastern's reputation. I night' Brain cells are eliminated by natural major from to kill your about? I personally hate the reputation am tired of telling people where I go to causes, like strokes. I have lost many Lexington. What I really want to say to all of my that Eastern has with alcohol. school, and them saying, "Yeah, party fellow Eastern students is respect your of mine. Don't ruin your lives by some- brain colls. I am a junior, and I feel that I am the school! You get drunk a lot?" I'm tired lives. As one who suffered from a rare thing as stupid as getting drunk.
Finding a president isn't as important Forget the official schedule; as student thought before Election Day dorm closing changed Twice every fall semester students living on campus are On Election Day I voted for my girlfriend, Erin. Within an hour we I wanted to pour my heart out. hop- locked out of their dorm rooms. These times are Thanksgiving dad. were headed north on 1-75 towards and Christmas break. ing that some of it might reach his This year the dorms close at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. The I had originally intended on voting Louisville. heart and make it better. for Al Gore, but last Tuesday's events As Erin drove I stared out the win- information in Eastern's agenda of the dorm closing at 6 p.m. He awoke when he heard our Tuesday is incorrect. changed everything within a blink of dow. I found nothing but emptiness voices. He started joking around an eye. and despair on the highway. Though For Thanksgiving break students have to: It was 11:30 when I woke up to there were other cars traveling with us like he always does. He told ■ Empty trashcans. start the day. The day seemed rather around us, I felt like we were alone. It us he was going to make it. When I B Remove spoilable foods and garbage. relaxing as I lay placidly in my bed was like we weren't even riding in her heard his strong voice utter those B Unplug all electrical devices except refrigerator. contemplating my schedule for the car. My body felt weightless as if we words I began feeling somewhat B Leave refrigerator on three or lower. ANDREW day. I planned to go cast my ballot, were floating to an unknown destina- whole again. B Lock doors and windows. KERSEY and then study for a test. When I was tion. My dad has had some complica- B Close blinds. MY Turn about to take a shower the phone Before I knew it we were at Baptist tions in his convalescence, but the B Turn off all lights. Once the dorms are closed the residence assistants check the Andrew Kersey rang. East Hospital. We walked the long, doctors and nurses keep saying he "Hello." I said. white halls and made our way to the will continue to get better. I can't wait rooms to correct anything that was not completed before the stu- is a senior jour- dents leave and the main doors are chained shut nalism major "Hi. Andrew." coronary unit waiting room where I until he can come home. When he The voice was very familiar. Before found my mother. I gave my mother a For Christmas break, students have to do the same chores as from does I will tell him all the things I was Thanksgiving break: turn in room keys and check out of the the voice spoke another word, I real- big hug and assured her everything thinking while he was in the hospital. LaGrange He would be fine, even though I wasn't dorm. If a student will not be returning to the same room next is also an ized it was my neighbor from back I will thank him for making me the semester, they will have to complete a room assessment. home. I immediately knew something sure. I was still struggling with my man I am today. assistant was wrong if she was calling me. I own fears but I knew T needed to stay AD students who live on the bottom floor of every dorm are Accent editor strong for the rest of my family. When I stop to put things in perspec- advised before they leave for any break to raise things off the was right tive I'm thankful for the opportunity to ground in case of flooding. (or The "I have some bad news," she said. "How is he?" I asked. Progress. "He is doing OK right now," she vote the way I did last Tuesday. When I Aryssa Hensley. elementary and special education major, said A million bad thoughts inundated she doesn't mind leaving her belongings in the dorm over breaks. my mind in a matter of seconds. said. "He just got out of surgery and heard about my dad, things like tax cuts the surgeon said the operation went and education reform flew right out the "I have always felt safe when leaving my belongings in my "Your dad has had a heart attack," room over the break. I do not know of anybody that takes their she said calmly. "He is having open better than he expected." door. Strengthening the military and We went in to see him and the gun control were the last things on my things home, because the buildings are all locked up." heart surgery as we speak. You need Sara Smith, a history major, agrees. But she takes home the to get home as soon as you can." moment of realization hit me like a mind. The issues have changed. ton of bricks when I saw all of the As my dad's self-appointed cam- essentials. "Is he alright?" I asked frantically. "I take home just clothing and things that I know I will use. I "Yes. Your brother said everything tubes connected to his body. All I paign manager, we're going to work leave everything else there," Smith said. is going fine right now," she replied. wanted to do was lay next to him and on exercise reform and cigarette "Thanks, Darlene. I will be home listen to him breathe. I wanted to tell smoking cuts and it all starts when he -Amanda Reynolds, Staff writer as soon as possible." him he was my best friend as well as gets home. Hopefully we will have a I hung up the phone and called my the best dad in the world. president by then. Board Operator Needed for broadcast of EKU Men's basketball games
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I ' Accent Gaddfa.e<*or The Eastern Proffe— Thursday , November 16,2000 Bl FREEDOM IS NOT FREE Dena Tackett/Progress Kor—n War Manorial Veterans Day remembered in Capital City
WASHINGTON, D.C. "May I have one of those roses for my father please?" Tears started to well in my eyes as I asked this to a lady embracing an arm- load of red and pink long-stemmed roses. I politely thanked her for the flower and continued strolling down the catwalk. Deep felt emotion streamed out of the corner of my eye causing the scene rogress before me to melt into a blurred, stagger- ing oasis of American flags, bright after- Mike Benge, (left) spent noon.sun and thousands of different Veterans Day behind the faces. bars of a bamboo cage Many people fail to remember and he had built to protest the honor those who served and/or lost their government's refusal to lives while fighting for this country, and I rescue prisoners of war in will admit that I am one of them; howev- er, the atmosphere at the Mall in foreign countries. Washington, D. C. on Veterans Day (Above) Dolls, flowers and forced me to look into the very same eyes pictures adorn the Viet- that at one time stared similarly into the nam Wall Memorial. The eyes of death. articles are left by friends Thousands of patriotic Americans and family of soldiers. gathered on the lawn stretched out before the Vietnam Memorial Wall. Dena Tackett/Progress Among some of the distinctive characters in the crowd was a woman dressed all in black leather who was handing out roses to veterans and their loved ones just as a way to express her gratitude. A group of veteran bikers were conversing and laughing hardly around a table while only a few feet away a woman consoled her husband while he sobbed heavily on her shoulder. The joyous events of paying gratitude, reuniting with old friends and the genuine remorse being felt for those that lost their lives added an undeniable wind of emotional intensity to the cool, crisp, fall air. Along side of the catwalk leading up to the memorial wall sat Mike Benge caged up in a tiny shack made out of bamboo. Posted on the front was a white piece of paper with bold black letters that read: POW 1968-1973 South Vietnam Cambodia, Laos North Vietnam Jamie Gaddis/Progress Intrigued tourists slowly meandered toward the imprisoned Benge while he recounted on the five years and three ' v i i Mil IIMI MMKH II M months he spent being a prisoner of war. • ' |i • s \Ml»t I I I >U K ■ I .K1 i,;« Time and torment had tugged at the cor- )N ners of his eyes that glistened and loudly I I" l \i \ l\ I i \\ W k • \\ II I 1 spoke of pain, hope and pride. Benge was passing out pamphlets and MI 'Uisinininiirs -. 11 v red-ribbon pins while explaining the rea- \ 11 ■ I \ \ \ I I \ v >; ' \. I 11 • I | K > \ \ \ son for his demonstrational extremities. Benge was taking donations to raise < • Kit \KP\\ i H > i st >X money for a class-acting suit to be filed against the CIA in support of veterans • '- • I > Mi \l H H > • t. \l and their families. A man approached \v \ U >\; ' K ( Oi Mvl \ \ V-, Benge and dropped a few dollar bills into the bucket that was holding the dona- v \ \ \ \, i \NN • tions. Benge reached out of the cage and shook the man's hand in appreciation. Dena Tackett/Progress With a tear streaming out of his right eye, he simply replied with, "God bless you. (Upper right) Dana, a German Shepard, wore a coat honoring the brother." dogs killed in the Vietnam War. According to Sherry Bowen. Dana's The goal is to get a full counting of all owner, approximately 4,000 war dogs were used in the war and saved living POWs," Benge said. more than 10,000 lives. Thousands of the dogs were euthanized and Another display was set up to remem- were not allowed to return to the country after the war. (Left) A soldier ber the dogs that were killed in Vietnam. statue at the Korean War Memorial. (Above) Thousands of names of Dana, a German Shepherd, was sprawled out looking dreamily at the the fallen soldiers line the Vietnam War Memorial. Many people will bucket of water in front of her. She was make shadings of the names in honor of their loved ones. wearing a navy jacket that read "Hell On Paws." This was the name of the group of the 10,000 dogs that were sent to assist in for -A' ^SL / the war. & r? ;. ■- d A constant stream of people moved Bp - MM ,***% M - TIM slowly in front of the Vietnam Memorial <'^B •*!• w - 'jft ■' 1 Wall. Occasionally, someone would stop to rub off the name of a friend or a loved \■ 1 V one, while a few others simply placed a < finger on the name and prayed. 1 Last Saturday, I experienced one of i, • the most emotional happenings I had ever witnessed. Veterans and thankful Americans from all over the country had joined together to reserve a day to * * * - ^ IK remember the men and women that fear- 9 . »JL« *lfl IE lessly fought for our country. x One of the last sights I saw that after- s noon was the Korean War Memorial ■ Wall. It depicted a mural of soldiers in the battlefield that could only be deci- \ phered when one stood a distance away \ from it It was here that I received the full *. meaning of what Veterans Day was all A > \ about The first plank in the wall was merely a solid slab of black marble with a phrase of four words engraved in the center. For S some reason, reading those words led me - to a full understanding of the deep-felt emotion and gratitude expressed towards the veterans and the deceased. The phrase simply read "Freedom Is Not The Korean War Memorial is made up of statues of soldiers that stand in front of a long wall etched with faces of many soldiers. Millions walk by the soldiers each year m honor of the Free." veterans that died in the war. The two walls are joined by a silver inscription that reads "Freedom is not Free." This means that many take for granted the freedom which cc«t us so dearly. -Ronica Brandenburg B2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 16.2000 ►Tap the "Tap" •Trophies •Plaques •Awards • Engraving Have a campus event or activi- ty? Call Allison Altizer at 622 1882 or contact us by e-mail: Whafs On Tap
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In Garden 623 S058 class where things just started to order to manipulate the metals OemitnaoB Moofe/Progfess MlitllU "EXT TO BANK ONE click," Hukle said. into pieces of jewelry, the skill of This 21-year-old jewelry /metal- metalsmithing is a detrimental Josh Huckto, 21. is a jewelry/metalsmithing major from Lexington. He smithing major hails from necessity. said it was his first jewelry class where he felt that he'd found his niche. Lexington and helps to add a Hukle pulled a small figurine touch of eccentricity to Eastern's of a monk from his backpack that he said his future would rest high students that really care about w* «■ CM your parsons* dnuck TODAY campus. he made in his jewelry studio upon a mountaintop where his iewefay making, and 1 would also Mocha To's and dapoaN * Mo mate Mart like to start a jewelry/metal- On this particular evening. class. Even though the piece was only neighbor would be Mother krCrtasaT Cappuccinos Hawaii** smithing program at a college Hukle was sporting blue jean only approximately 2 inches tall, Nature. Shave Ice overalls with a tie-dyed "Terrapin the intricacy and detail was amaz- "I want to live in the country in that doesn't have one." Making jewelry is a form of • Old-fashioned hand-dipped Station" Grateful Dead T-shirt ing. The monk's face, no bigger the log cabin I built myself," 12row nut self-expression just like poetry ICECREAM underneath. than a peanut, was graced with a Hukle said. and music. Each necklace, ring With his long brown hair joyous expression. The little The mountain and the cabin • Hand-dipped SHAKES. Marts. and bracelet is direct reflections Sundaes i k puDed back in a ponytail and bare monk was made by a process will have to wait until Hukle of the artist's personal character- feet resting propped up, Hukle called enameling. reaches all of his goals in acade- istics and beliefs, whether they • 50 Hawaiian SHAVED ICE depicted a man full of reassurance "I'm really getting into enamel- mia. He plans to receive a bache- derive from religion, politics or flavors II—~ and contentment ing. I like die pallet of colors it lor's of fine arts in jewelry and love. • Delicious EXPRESSO & HHM>««noflilM«|l K> Stteayl »NasSonSHoa Now that he is no longer an gives you. All it is different colors metalsmithing from Eastern and Hukle agrees that every piece CAPPUCCINOS and featuring 71 am 1iaa education major, Hukle said he of powdered glass," Hukle said. then go to South Illinois of jewelry he makes acts as a mir- Ashby's Ice Cream. believes that he has finally found "As long as you have a flat piece University at Carbondale to ror to his inner being and self-con- his niche. of metal to work with, you can receive a master's degree in the science. Food Court in the i CHECK EXCHANGE "I didn't want to deal with all of make any type of jewelry you same area. "You're always putting yourself the bureaucracy involved in edu- want It all depends on how much "I'd like to come back to into your work," Hukle said. My Richmond Mall Vint us on tia wab at wwwcnacfcax com cation," Hukle said. "Jewelry time you put into your work." Kentucky and teach at the college work tends to be a bit Celtic and making produced a much more If Hukle's dream came true. level." Hukle said. "I want to teach is strongly influenced by nature." Chi Omega sponsors date violence speaker BY AHDHEW KBWEY helpful to students. Assistant Accent editor 1 wouldn't term date violence as a Most people in college never suspect problem, but I don't think people identify they might become the victims of date it for what it really is. I also think most violence or domestic violence when they people know or know of a victim of date decide to settle down with someone. Men or domestic violence," Newton said. and women don't want to think that the Eastern will be the third university person they walk hand in hand with Ixuigrx-in visits as she has already spoken everyday could end up abusing them. at Duke and Texas Christian. The Chi Omega Sorority has acknowl- Langbein became involved with edged date and domestic violence as a Genesis in January of 1991. Genesis LUXIVA* Up Rcvivr problem that people on Eastern's campus offers safety and shelter for women who should be educated about are in abusive situations. LUXIVA' Lasting Chi Omega has The organiza- arranged for Jan Edgar tion also provides Foundation with SPF 12 Langbein, executive "We thought It intensive therapy for director of the Genesis women and their chil- LUXIVA' Cremc Blwh Women's Shelter in dren after they are Dallas, Texas, to speak would be good removed from the abu- at Eastern. sive home. Langbein oversees to have her Langbein is the internal and exter- involved with other LUXIVA* Fine Line nal operations of fund- speak at organizations such as Minimizcf ing and community the Texas Council on education for Genesis. Eastern." Family Violence She also travels around le Norman Cosmetics the country and speaks Julie Newton, Board, the Family to various groups and Violence Prevention 839 Eastern Bypass organizations about Chi Omega member Council, the Mayors ichmond, Ky 40475 the dangers and pre- Task Force on vention of date vio- Domestic Violence and 624-9825 lence. the Family Violence Chi Omega member Julie Newton said Coalition. Demetriace Moore/Progress her sorority and she became interested in Through seminars and speeches on Iiwlrprnitrntlv ownrtl having Langbein speak at Eastern when violence prevention, Langbein obligates .ind operated some of her fellow sisters attended a herself to breaking the generation cycle International Banquet National Convention for their sorority. of domestic violence. I HI r with the pun. Kite «»f two Newton said she encourages students The 12th Annual International Banquet was held or more .Vtcric N'« xmm COMTHIK "She (Langbein) spoke at our conven- to attend Langbein's speech that will be pAniuUi (.iMTurtH accc\M>ne» not tion in Orlando, and our delegates saw held on Sunday at 7 p.m. in Brock last Saturday in the Keen Johnson BaHrom. Shown irwluoril • Vrrr valid wflikt tup her. We thought it would be good to have Auditorium. in their traditional dress are (left) Prtya Patel of IjU M [wiHipjiinj Merit Nnmufl her speak at Eastern," Newton said. "The goal is to spread awareness of (Vwrnctic Srudioi hc-prtninf Newton said she doesn't think date domestic and date violence on our cam- Kenya, Africa, a sophomore accounting major, and WcmrKf I V *000 Limit one violence is a major problem at Eastern, pus through Langbein's visit," Newton Seerna Patel is a junior finance major from Kenya. pre turtomcr but thought Langbein's insight would be said. 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It always feels good Medical Center Division of Infectious Disease Research are often get so involved with their hot meals. when you leave for the day and conducting clinical research with the varicella vaccine (chicken own friends and family they "I think it's (Home Meals know you have helped someone," pox). This vaccine is for persons 13 years of age and older who neglect to think thai there are oth- Delivery) a jrreat community ser- Ratliff said. never have had chicken pox and would like to be vaccinated ers who don't have the means to vice. They make sure that every- Ratliff also owns Kelly's Fruit against it enjoy a nice meal with people who one gets a meal if they want one. Market located on the Eastern love them. In Richmond and We also work with people on meal By-pass, where she donates a lot The study involves Berea, people who can't prepare prices as far as what they can of the food that can't be sold to • three blood collections their own meals have the chance afford. We subsidize a lot of them customers. to enjoy a homemade (meals)." Aside from the volunteer work • two subcutaneous injections Ferree said the group usually Thanksgiving dinner delivered to and donations, Ratliff insists that • keeping an oral temperature diary for 42 days after each their doorstep. delivers about 50 to 60 meals on a just giving the recipients of deliv- vaccination Home Meals Delivery, a non- typical weekday, but profit organization made up of Thanksgiving is another story. ered meals a kind word can over one hundred volunteers, has "Thanksgiving is by far our brighten their day. Subjects enrolled in this study will receive a gift certificate upon been delivering meals to people biggest day," Ferree said. "I think "A lot of the people we deliver completion For more information on joining this study, please for 21 years. we did about 300 meals last year." to love it when we come by and call Marilyn Kahlo Burton. R.N . at (859) 257-4231 The volunteer group delivers The organization not only talk to them. They get so much meals every weekday to helps people who aren't able to joy out of us coming by and sim- Richmond and Kerea residents prepare their own meals, but it ply saying hello." Ratliff said. who have trouble preparing meals gives people in the community a Anyone who feels they need to HealthCare for themselves. chance to help people. have Thanksgiving dinner deliv- The general price for meals are Kelly Ratliff, president of ered to them can call the Madison www UKHealthCare uky.edu S2.25, and the prices vary accord- Home Meals Delivery, said she County Fire Department at 624- ing to people's income. loves the satisfaction of helping 4774 or 624-4775 to register. Eastern public relations the disabled or less fortunate. Berea residents need to dial instructor Lisa Ferree has served "The organization not only The Berea Fire Department at as the publicity chair for the orga- offers the meals program, but it 986-2898. Open a window to your future Genres we are seeking collide in ^ new band Sports editors BY ALLISON ALTIZER Assistant Accent editor Blues, jazz, punk and rock col- Sports writers lide to form the music of new band. The Innervision Collision. This seven-member band from News editors the Richmond-Lexington area intends to shatter your musical Photographers expectations. Allison Altizer/Progress The basic goal of the band is not to be associated with a certain Band member* an trom left to right. Josh Owens, Tim Hams, Matt Thompson, style or a certain fashion and just Lee Maranvie, Dave Hathaway, Chris Woolen, (not pictured) Shea Gold. Graphic editors give people what they pay for," said Lee Maranville. band mem- graduated from Eastern this sum- only a point and a half behind the ber. mer with a bachelor's degree in winner, a band that has played Artists "What we want to do is cover a music merchandising. He plays together for several years. bunch of different styles. A lot of drums. Dave Hathaway, 19, a "Something that's really spe- times you go to see a band and music education major from cial about our group is that we Ad reps you expect to hear the same thing Cincinnati plays bass in the band. don't have any weak links. What all night long, The other people may not have, other but you won't be Innervision people have to add to them, and Ad designers able to know "We're not Collision is what they don't have, others can firmly situat- fill. We're not waiting on one per- what we'll throw son for anything. We're all very at you." ed on a your normal strong musi- talented and that helps us learn The band has stuff so quickly and perform well," been together cal founda- blues band tion. Each of Thompson said. almost three The band mostly plays original months. Four of the members and we're not contributes music and refuses to be pigeon- the band mem- holed in any musical stereotypes. bers are students extensive your normal music knowl- "We're not your normal blues at Eastern, one of band and we're not your normal the members is edge, back- rock band. ground and rock band. We're a #@$*ed-up an Eastern grad- version of anything normal," uate, and two of their own We're a form of cre- Maranville said. the members live ativity. The collective goals of the in Lexington. #*$*ed-up "I would band members are refreshingly Maranville, describe the down-to-earth. 22, of Lexington version of band as a "Our overall goal is to play plays lead and hodgepodge music. We don t want to be rhythm guitar, anything of a whole chewed up and spit out. We want sings vocals and bunch of dif- to put out as much good music as writes songs. normal." ferent per- we can, and we want to have the Josh Owens. 21, sonalities and opportunity to spend as much of Lexington, Lee Maranville, different peo- time as possible creating thai PThe Eastern plays alto saxo- pie." music." Maranville said. phone. Tim band member Maranville The Innervision Collision has Harris, 22. a said. tentative plans to play Nov. 17 at High on Rose in Lexington. Nov. rogress%mj www.pcogrrti.tlui.fdo music perfor- "We like everything from Bach mance major from London plays 22 at Southgate House in Newport to Zappa," Wooten said. and Nov. 24 at A1A in I exington saxophone and keyboards. Chris Despite being freshly formed, Furthermore, they intend to play Apply in Donovan Annex 117 Wooi.-n. 23. a music education the band has already placed in a in Richmond early next year. major from Somerset, plays the music competition. They recently In the simplest of terms, 622-1881 trumpet. Matt Thompson, 22, a received second place in a blues Thompson neatly sums up the music performance major from competition at Cheapside Bar and band's biggest purpose: "It'll [email protected] London, plays saxophone and the (irill, sponsored by the Lexington make you dance, and that's the flute. Shea Gold, 24, of Richmond, Blues Society. In fact, they were most important thing."
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24*.nt as.,, f UI.IIN Anne Frank's Diary Happy hour BY AHJBOH HALEY Staff water to these seven people. 4-7 and 10- dose Spinach & Artichoke Dip "The real annex doesn't look Monday night This week. Eastern's theatre as desolate as ours but they were department opens its production there for two years and our audi- Bucket of Imports Beers of "The Diary of Anne Frank," a ence is only here for two hours," Wednesday night phy based on the diary of a young said Moreton. "We had to make it Jewish girt who hides from the more uncomfortable for the audi- Free hot bors d'oeuvres Madison Nazis during World War IL ence." during happy hour The play tells the story of The designer wanted the set to Thursday night be realistic, since it was some- Anne, her family and another Bucket of Rolling Rocks garden Jewish family who take refuge in one's home, but kept the feeling the top floors of the annex to an somber, according to Joan $6 Amsterdam office building for Wagner, a theater student who HatfwMdioWProgrsss over two years in an attempt to has done extensive work on the escape the Holocaust set Eaatern'e theatre department presents The Diary ot Anne Frank" mis "This is part of our recent past The original script was written week. The play is based on the rJary ot a young Jewish girl. Ad Index and it says something about the in the 1950s, shortly after the diary was found. But the version nal. all changes made to the script $4 for students and $5 for adults. human condition - that we will were approved by the estate of All Campus Media B8 survive," James Moreton, director that wiD be performed at Eastern Moreton said that the show's of the show said. "It gives you a was written three years ago for Anne Frank. value is not purely entertainment (Madaz.com) the play's Broadway revival. The play's cast of 13 actors is but also academic. glimpse of history and of these "It (this version) is not as Air Force B2 people. And it is an alert to us that made up entirely of Eastern stu- "It offers an historical perspec- romanticized as the original. dents, including sophomore tive and it is an American classic @ Cafe B3 this kind of thing can't happen There is more of a feeling of seri- again, whether it is discrimination Shirley Cean Rogiers as Anne and It holds value to history students, Botany Bay B3 ousness as opposed to a feeling seniors Andrew Bourne and Julia humanities students. English stu- against race, religion, whatever." that human beings are great" Captain D's B3 In an effort to make the audi- Gallagher as Otto and Edith dents," Moreton said. "A lot of Moreton said. "The new one has Frank. Anne's parents. students come to see our produc- Clove/Island Oaks ence understand the hardships an ending that is a bit different A3 these families endured, the play's "The Diary of Anne Frank" wiD tions and tell me they can't Chapel Services B5 than the original." be performed Nov. 15-18 at 8 p.m. believe how good they are. You sets are sparse and colorless and Moreton said that although the portray the limited space available in the Clifford Theatre in the never know, you might have a Check Exchange B3.B4 version is different than the origi Campbell Bldg. Ticket prices are good time." Cheveron B8 EKU Athletics B7 First Gear A4 'Bagger Vance' soars Food Service B2 Japan B4 Landers/Taco Bell B5 www. auric .com straight over fairway Madison Garden BY AUJSON ALTgER 1»800«STJNCHASE Assistant Accent editor to support the match, unless B3.B4.B5 Savannah is properly represented. 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Snappy Tomato B5 heroically leads his town into bat- The movie lives in the memory of Damon is, as always, phenomenal. Surprisingly. Smith is believ- Nov. 30. tle, only to return a broken, mor- a man who played an integral role He portrays his character. Junuh. able as spiritual guide Vance. Trophy World B2 tal man. He completely withdraws in the resurrection of Junuh. As with studied sincerity and a care- Smith demonstrates that he is from his former life, unable to is stands, the beginning of the ful eye toward accuracy. able to play an understated role conquer the harsh realities of his movie is choppy and a little hard An interesting tidbit regarding the almost as well as he does the big- era. to follow. However, after a few production of the film shows ger-than-life roles. Only a more Meanwhile. Invergordon. sputters, the film purrs to life. The Damon's dedication to his charac- seasoned, wiser version of Smith played by Charlize Theron. is try- plot is engaging, the characters ter and his craft. Prior to this film. could have given a better perfor- ing to save her father's legacy. are interesting and the setting is Damon had never swung a golf mance. Overall, this movie is Her father built a luxurious golf beautiful. Despite several cheesy club. In order to believabty act out worth the price of the ticket and resort only to lose everything in lines, most uttered by Vance, and the role of a golfer. Damon had to some popcorn. While the film • 56k Internet Access S17 06/mo the Great Depression. After his the bland memory viewpoint, this first learn how to play the game. doesn't completely live up to its • Web Hosting death. Invergordon struggles to movie entrances the viewer for Theron matches Damon's per- potential, it's a feel-good flick that • Internet E-Commerce realize her father's dream. 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CC000 TACO BCU CORP 5800 Sports mmm m mm Al vs. Bush, this is better Barton remembers Herd another. He didn't realize it then, Marshall but Gatorade had saved his life. thanMvs. *It wasn't until after all the funerals were over, and I was crash always back in Florida, that I finally real- Frazier ized the magnitude of what I had OK. it's fourth and one on the with Eastern just been through. I literally goal line. No, maybe it's 54 in the pinched myself." Barton said. ninth inning with the bases Barton had just been through loaded. Or could it be 3-2 and the athletic trainer the most difficult week of his fife. A losing team week that saw his perception of has pulled its BY JEREMY STEVENSOM Sports editor youth destroyed A week that saw goalie. whatever thin coat of childhood stiU Actually it may Life is fragile and full of irony covering his life ripped away. But be all of these — so full, perhaps, if examined Gatorade had saved his fife — how? things and closely enough one could find his then some. m-% life is made of nothing but irony. The Irony ki Hi Forget the Eastern is kicky enough to have Gatorade was created in 1968 at Super Bowl, possibly the best collegiate athletic the University of Florida (hence the World r trainer in America — Dr. Robert the name Gator-ade) by two train- Series. NCAA "Bobby" Barton, better known as ers at Florida. Brady Greathouse Final Four, the Dr. B. Irony's pendulum has and Dr. Robert Cade came up with Triple Crown, JEREMY always swung in his favor — after the revitalizing fluid, but when It I have never STEVENSON all, he owes his fife to Gatorade. came time to sell the now famous seen anything Before Barton came to Eastern thirst quencher — legal troubles Aff 78 Aboard olfc arose. The university thought it in sports to ^^^^^^^™ he was involved in one of the In Orid T»mm Cr*J compare with most tragic events in the history should get the royalties from the sales; Greathouse and Cade the current race, or is it a game, of athletics. Plane Crsth D**d Mou between Al "I invented the inter- In 1989, Barton was hired as an thought they should get the net" Gore and George W. "my dad assistant trainer at Marshall money. All of this led to stress was the President" Bush. University. His first team was the Ptmn* Disaster Wip** r» between the university and the ere' I have thought about this for 1969 Marshall freshmen football Marsh** football Sq^J ators of the beverage. Greathouse more than a week now and maybe team. A team that went undefeated was the head trainer at the time. the only thing 1 can really com- for the first time in the history of Tension between the university pare this to is a game that has the school, and carried the hopes of Jeremy Slevenson/Progress and him led to Greathouse resign- gone into overtime but the clock a failing program on its shoulders. ing his position. has stopped working and the Around the same time, Florida Barton knew each player very Or. Bobby Barton left Marshall University for the University of Florida weeks before the plane crash that claimed was looking for a new head foot- score keeper drank too much to weU. He knew the player's friends 75 lives. He has become one of the most well-known and respected athletic trainers in America. keep the score right. and girlfriends. He was only 24 at ball coach. The Gators hired Who in the world is in charge Doug Dickey from the University the time. He was there when these 1969 freshman team. "They asked me of Tennessee. One of Dickey's of Florida? Oh yeah, it's one of players practiced, played and was It was the most trau- -It was the saddest thing I if I knew any of the those other Bushes. first moves as head coach was to almost there when they died. matic 10-15 minutes parents. I said yes. bring Chris Patrick to Florida. This really reminds me of a On Nov. 14, 1970, a Southern of my life," Barton have ever seen In my Then they told me Patrick received his master's bench-clearing brawl, except in Airways DC-9 crashed into a said. that I had to tell degree from Eastern and served this fight the punches are being West Virginia hillside on a foggy Partly in shock, life." these parents that as Eastern's head trainer from thrown with words and threats of night. All 75 people on board, partly in disbelief. their children were 1961-'63. Patrick, had been the legal action. including the 1969 freshmen Barton drove to the Booby Barton, dead. They couldn't trainer at UK before going to The count didn't suit the Gore team, were killed. home of Florida's accept the death of Florida; Barton was a graduate team, so his managers rushed Barton had left his job at head trainer's Eastern head athletic trainer their child, so the student under Patrick at UK. onto the field — kicking and Marshall only weeks before that house, Chris authorities thought if Patrick goes to Gainesville and cussing, demanding the referee fatal flight left the ground. Patrick. From someone they knew guess who he brings with him — do something. Gatorade had saved his life. Patrick's house, tims were being housed in a told them then you got it — Dr. B. So, the referee decides that Tito road turns Barton phoned a friend, assistant hangar at the airport. Barton said maybe they could begin to accept So, if it hadn't been for the cre- yes, this score is too close to Barton left Marshall to join the sports information director Joe the hangar stiU haunts him every the tragedy," Barton said. ation of the now world-famous call. So, they pull a page out of University of Florida training staff. Worthum, at Marshall. time he drives by. He knows what Barton and Smaha spent the Gatorade, Barton would have: the NFL rule book — review the He was on 1-75 headed towards "He (Worthum) told me to he saw; it was something no next day and half with the parents been at Marshall in November of call. Gainesville when his life changed come to Huntington. He said that human should ever have to see. of the victims. 1970, and yes, he would have per- Now, the review has been if I didn't come on my own. "It was me and Mark with four ished on that flight done, and all we really know is forever. Ironically, he was on his "It was the saddest thing I way home from a Florida vs. UK authorities would ask me to," have ever seen in my life. There grief counselors, trying to help "If I had still been there that some very strange things football game. As he drove down Barton said. was just table after table after these people come to some kind of (Marshall). I have no doubts that I have happened in the Sunshine the road he heard a newscast Barton and Mark Smaha. table and on top of those tables terms with what had happened. would have died on that plane with State. I'd say the equipment which said the entire Marshall another former trainer at were people I knew, and I was We helped make funeral arrange- my friends," Barton said. managers in Florida dropped the football team had died in a plane Marshall, were two of the only there to try and find out who was ments, served as pallbearers. Mark And if this isn't ironic enough, ball. and I were very good soldiers; in a the last game played on Marshall's crash. Barton was in disbelief. people who could help make iden- who," Barton said. old home field at Fair)ield Stadium Well, the Bush side calls in Gatorade had saved his life. tifications on the bodies from the "We were able to identify sev- time of need we did what we were and naturally has a problem with asked to do," Barton said. was between Eastern and! the Gore game plan. So, the "I almost wrecked the car. I crash. The team doctor, athletic eral people by scars, dental Marshall. The Colonels defeated Bush team says if there is to be pulled off the road to try and find trainers and town dentist had records and jewelry, especially Tragedy hits horn* the Thunderin' Herd on Nov. 10, another recount in Florida — another newscast and then my died in the crash. There was no rings," Barton said. For the next few days. Barton 1990 — just four days before the then there must be a recount in worst fears were confirmed. I found one left to take on the horrible When Barton arrived in said he was numb — going 20th anniversary of what has been another newscast and the announc- task of identifying people by Huntington, only hours after the through the motions, attending described as "the most catastroph- other states, that Gore won by a er said that a plane crash had killed slim margin. This could go on scars, dental records and jewelry. crash, he was asked if he knew one funeral after another — say- ic airplane accident in the history forever. everyone onboard — including my The remains of the crash vie- any of the players' parents. ing good-bye to one friend after of American athletics." Only in America can the race for president be a combination of a sporting event, political race, ► Sports briefs idle speech and very bad episode 299 is mighty fine for seniors; of the Jerry Springer show. Football Colonels I have an idea, let the People's Colonels outrace Thorobreds Court decide. Or, there is always BY JOHNrUVS Colonels' "Shorty" Combs and Judge Judy. Better yet. Mills Assistant sports editor ring here," Sharp said. "It felt good J.D. Jewell are among 21 student- Lane - heck he not only is a to get my first one from Waylon judge but a boxing referee. And Chad Collins' mother, Laura, athletes from 14 NCAA Division I traveled 2,400 miles to watch her and in front of my parents and so institutions named to the 2000 from the looks of it, this is closer many fans from Breathitt Co." Football Verizon Academic All-; to a boxing match than an elec- son play. Marty and Rebecca Sharp ventured 90 miles and looked on as Chapman, who completed six District first team for District IV.' tion. It's now a race to see who of eight passes for 154 yards and Defensive end Combs, a 6-foot-l- can make it through all 15 their son, Matt, warmed up with Collins on the sideline. three TDs, read the Thorobred's inch, 250-pound senior from rounds and still be sane enough defense perfectly on the play. Jackson, was also a selection in to run the most powerful nation Collins and Sharp, along with 14 fellow seniors, played their final "I noticed that the safety was 1999. Combs has a 3.39 GPA and in the world. cheating toward Bannister," is majoring in technology educa-1 Maybe we should just leave home game at Roy Kidd Stadium Saturday, and displayed intense Chapman said. "I told Matt in the tion. Safety Jewell, a 6-foot, 188 Bill where he is, I like the way emotion as the Colonels disman- huddle to run hard and to look for pound Junior from Bowling things are. tled Kentucky State 52-0. the pass. He beat his man ureen, has a 3.41 GPA and is On Eastern's second and was wide open." majoring in computer information systems. A student-athlete must series of the game, Eastern vs. The Thorobreds would Collins rolled out and hit face the wrath of the have a 3.21 GPA during his career On* for the Kiddor a streaking Alex Eastern HI. Colonel's defense all day. before quaUfying for the team. Bannister from nine On KSU's next possession I hope we didn't score too yards out to give the Eastern proved why it has Eastern signs prep stars many points against Kentucky Colonels a 1(H) lead with the Division I-AA's No. 1- Eastern Head Coach Travis State Saturday. I don't know, 24 seconds remaining in ranked defense. After a pair Ford has announced the signing something tells me we are going the first quarter. Collins, Liw of sacks by freshman Mike of Richard Sadler, a 6-foot-9- to need some of those points who fractured a bone in Dunn and Adam Rader, inch, 215-pound power forward against Eastern Illinois this his left hand later in the junior safety J.D. Jewell from Habersham Central High Saturday. game, connected on six broke through KSU's offen- School in Mt. Airy, Ga. Sadler of 11 passes for 66 yards ■ When: 2:30 We owe them one. Eastern p.m. Saturday sive line and blocked Jason averaged 16.2 points, 10.4 Illinois came into Roy Kidd for the game. Ragland's punt. rebounds and 4.3 blocks per "It was by far my ■ Where: Stadium last year and put the fin- Charleston. IH. On second and 25, game last season as a junior.. ishing touches on a disappointing most exciting game Chapman threw a 34-yard because my mom came ■ Records: Sadler chose Eastern over Colonel season. I believe the Eastern ID. 7-3. strike to Bannister for the Virginia Tech. He was a first- Eastern Illinois program began its from Mission Viejo, Calif, to watch," Collins Eastern 64 score, coupled with a fum- team All-State selection as a rum around with its win over ■ Radio: ble recovery for a touch- junior and was chosen to the Eastern last season. said. "I read a poem titled 'Good Luck' my WEKU-88.9 FM down by Jonathan Jackson pre-season All-State team this There is still a lot to play for. brother Brad had writ- " on a botched punt gave season. Sadler joins 6-foot-6-inch : Whether we win or lose, there ten for me, prior to the Eastern a 380 advantage at forward Michael Haney of: wiD be no playoffs. For 16 men, game, and it inspired me to go out halftime. Madisonville and 6-foot 1 inch this will be the last time they pull there and play as hard as I could I Facing third down and nine guard Brett Howell of Auburn,! that maroon jersey over their wanted to win the game for the at Eastern's 11, Antonio Brooks Demetriace Moore/Progress Ala. heads. But. this could go down in team, but I was very thankful to hauled in a 12-yard pass from Lady Colonel Head Coach ; the books - a chapter in college have my parents there." Chapman for the first down. Senior quarterback Chad Collins and Chad Culver celebrate with Tyrone Larry Joe Inman has announced ; football history may be completed Following senior Tyrone On the next play, Chapman Browning after Browning's 48-yard punt return for a Colonel touchdown. the signing of Miranda Eckerle ' this weekend. A chapter that wiD Browning's 48-yard punt return for found a dashing Bannister for a from Franklin Co. High School in ' have taken 37 seasons to com- a touchdown, Waylon Chapman 75-yard TD. With the catch. 1972 when they finished 5-6. third in the last four games, a feat BrookeviUe, In. to a national letter . prise. found a wide-open Sharp in the Bannister set a school record Freshman running back Aaron that hadn't been accomplished of intent Ekerle, a 6-foot forward, I think giving Coach Kidd his end-zone, making the score 24-0. for touchdown receptions in a Murray led Eastern's ground since the 1941 season. The averaged 20.6 points. 10 rebounds : 300th win may be sweeter than It was Sharp's first touchdown of season with 12. passing Aaron game, gaining 81 yards on 10 car- Colonels held KSU to 115 total and 2.1 steals per game as a a trip to the playoffs for this the season, and to add insult to Marsh and Rondel Menendez. ries and a IT). Corey Pritchard yards and had seven sacks. junior. Eckerle was chosen as a ' team. After the tips and downs injury, it came against his former The win also extended added 40 on five rushes, while Veremiah Bell led the Colonels first-team All-State selection by ; of this season, we deserve a teammates. And his high school Eastern's consective winning-sea- senior Corey Crume was held to with eight tackles and Tim Hoosier Basketball Magazine. She • win. quarterback threw the pass. son streak to 23 years. The 41 yards on 16 attempts. Gibbens chipped in with seven. was also named to the ' "I played for Kentucky State Colonels were 5-5 in 1977, and Meanwhile, Eastern's shutout Adam Rader and Mike Dunn had Tremendous 26 by the Indiana I my first two year? before transfer their last losing season was in was its fourth of the season and two sacks apiece. Basketball Guide . I * The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 16.2000 SpOftS B7
Eastern hit 47.8 percent of its Colonels blow 16 point lead; shots in the first half compared to Ladies whip Sports Reach 36.4 in the final stanza. Meanwhile, the Express connect- Ford not happy with effort ed on 22 of 36 from the field in BvJomHm the second half. Cincinnati also Assistant sports editor -Wo have a hit 48 percent of its three-point attempts (13-27). With three seconds remaining lot off guy» "We gave up too many shots in in the game, and the Colonels trail- the last two games," Ford said. * ing by three points, most everyone who have bad We should have never been in in Paul McBrayer Arena knew that situation." Ben Rushing would get the ball la- habits and Eastern placed five playei* in the final shot to tie the game. double figures in scoring. After all. Rushing had con- they are going Rushing finished with 17. while nected on five three-pointers ear- Sparks had 16. Volpenhein and lier in the game. As he received to have to Lavoris Jerry added 15 apiece. the ball at mid court with time Sparks also finished with running out. Rushing heaved an make the seven rebounds, four assists and off balance 30-foot shot that two steals. bounced off the front of the rim, commitment "Spanky is getting better as the giving the Cincinnati Express a season progresses." Ford said. 105-102 win Saturday night. to break Tim is going to be good for us. Eastern squandered an early And as he gets stronger, he's going 16-point lead in the first half and those habits." to give us an inside presence." allowed the Express to score sec- The Colonels out-rebounded ond-chance points. Travis Ford, the Express 57-42 for the game, "I didn't see any positives but committed 16 turnovers while tonight," Coach Travis Ford said. Eastern basketball coach shooting 42 percent. "We have a lot of guys who have Eastern jumped outto a 14- bad habits and they are going to three-pointer gave the Colonels the point lead to start the game. have to make the commitment to lead at 82-77 with nine minutes left. Clinton Sims' layup gave the break those bad habits." Colonels a 19-5 lead eight minutes Dametriace Moors/Progress Cincinnati's Mark Henry's four The Colonels led 57-46 at the consecutive points gave the into the game. A basket by I '.irk- half, behind the shooting of Express the final lead with 7:49 to and five straight from Jerry, cou- Charlotte Sfaamora hustles after the ball to start a last break in the Lady Colonels' 98-50 victory over the Sports Rushing and Chris Carswell's 10 Reach Crusaders Saturday. Sizemore go in the game. pled with Vincent Yabrough's led the Lady Colonels with 17 points in only 17 minutes of action. points. But the Express, led by Freshman center Tim basket made the score 54-38. Doug Johnson and Mark Hughes, points in a little over 17 minutes Volpenhein put Eastern up 102- "I think this game was good Inman's squad big difference was the intensity on stormed back to take the lead on 101 with 40 seconds left, but a for us." Ford said. " This will of play. She was three of five from defense." Hughes' free throw with 13 min- three-pointer by Henry with 24 make us better in the long run. beyond the three-point line. Inman said the big difference utes remaining in the game. seconds remaining in the game We are just going to have to fig- pours it on, Also scoring in double-figures in the ballgame was the 40 Eastern regained on "Spanky" gave Cincinnati the lead for good, ure out how to win and to get out for the Colonels were junior Zoey turnovers the Colonels forced. He Sparks' lay-up and John White's 104-102. of bad habits." Artist with 10 points, sophomore said he was also pleased by the wins exhibition Teresa McNair with 13 points and lack of turnovers by the offense. the Colonels have endured this freshmen Lindsay McCleUan also "We only had 15 turnovers and scored 10 points. Volleyball season ends too soon; year included injuries to key play- game 98-50 our limit is 15." Inman said. ers Becky Galati and Courtney McCleUan made a large The two areas Inman said he impact in her debut with the Huyser. Also, Keranko, a cocap- felt needed improvement were no trip to OVC tourney for Eastern lain, discussed red-shirting with BY DAMEL PREKOPA Colonels. The 6-foot-5 center from offensive shooting percentage and BY DEWM KLABER Duncan early in the year because Contributing writer Newark, Ohio also pulled in four keeping the other team's shooting After this season. Eastern will of her father's bout with throat rebounds and four steals in percentage low. The Colonels Sports writer The Lady Colonels basketball almost 11 minutes of play. graduate four senior starters from cancer. team displayed its own up-tempo shot only 42 percent for the game Eastern Volleyball Team its program. Outside hitter "Having two starters go out McCleUan also displayed the while the Crusaders shot 50 per- members may be asking them- game in its first exhibition game most physically dominant play of Courtney Bowen, blocker Kristen early in the season for great of the 2000 season last Friday cent. selves what could have been after Campbell, defensive specialist lengths of time was not some- against the Sports Reach the game. In the second half, she "You can't let good teams their 2000 conference season. thing we could really afford." stole a pass and during the steal Jenny Hite and setter Mary Lee Crusaders. shoot 50 percent," Inman said. The Colonels (8-20. 4-12 OVC) Keranko have all played their Duncan said. The Colonels used a suffocat- the momentum of former Eastern Overall, Inman said he was finished their Ohio Valley final conference game in an In the do-or-die game against ing defense to rout the Crusaders player Tracy Kindred forced her pleased by the team effort shown. Conference season on a sour Eastern uniform. Duncan said Morehead. the Colonels put up 98-50 at McBrayer Arena. to slam into McCleUan. Kindred He said he liked the fact that note, losing their last five confer- she will miss the seniors. some good individual numbers, After spotting the Crusaders fell to the floor, but McCleUan every player played at least almost ence games. Head Volleyball "In my years of coaching, I but were beaten for the second four early points, the Colonels wasn't even phased as she held 10 minutes in the game and each Coach Lori Duncan said this sea- don't know if I've ever coached a time this season by the Eagles. quickly put the game away with onto the ball and moved up-court gave a contribution to the win. son was exceptionally hard for group of better people...The lead- Duncan said she expected the 13 unanswered points en route to Lady Colonels' Head Coach Leading the scoring for the her personally. ership this group of seniors has Colonels to play better in the a 22-1 run. The team used a heavy Larry Joe Inman said he was Crusaders was Kindred with 15 "In 16 years of coaching this displayed on a daily basis is Morehead match. full-court defense to disrupt and pleased by his team's defense and points in three of nine shooting. was probably the most difficult going to be irreplaceable. You "I just didn't think that, emo- frustrate the Crusaders' offense solid play but said there is still Also scoring in double figures for season I've had. Not because I'm can always bring in other talent- tionally, we were charged the during the run. work to be done. the Crusaders was Zabrina Harris disappointed in them, but ed athletes, but I just don't think way you would expect a team to Junior Charlotte Sizemore led "We just played unbelievable, from UT-Martin with 12 points on because I wanted this group of we can replace them as people, be charged whose season was the way for the Colonels with 17 unselfish ball." Inman said. "The six of seven shooting. seniors to accomplish great as leaders," Duncan said. hanging in the balance." Duncan things," Duncan said. Some of the many hardships said.
ATTENTION STUDENTS!!! the start of the EKU Basketball Seasons are here, and the home openers for the Men's and Women's teams are set. Make sure you come out and support the Colonel Basketball teams and see for yourself the excitement that they put on the hardwood!
COLONELS .vs.Urbana Friday. Nov. 17 ...7:30 p.m. LADY COLONELS. .vs. Bowling Green .Tuesday. Nov. 21.. .7:30 p.m.
STUD To gain access to the student Student Sections floor seating, you must 1) enter the Arena through the are located in doors at the back of the building by the swimming pool 2) show Sections 108, your VALIDATED STUDENT 109 & 110 ID at the door, 3) show your ID again at the double-doors in and the Student front of you to gain access to the stairs & receive a floor pass 4) Floor Seating will once you are downstairs, show your ID & floor pass at RAMP be designated on a 8 to gain access to the floor level First Come/First of the Arena. Floor Seating is First Come/First Serve, and will Serve basis. fill up fast. Floor seating will be available to STUDENTS ONLY. the back EDGE B8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 16, 2000 Tlzzgig'band Amateur poetry, music exhibited performs at at coffee house BY Roue* BRAMPEMBUWO mission." said Jim Greenwood, First Weekend Assistant news editor who has been the store's manager for the eight months it has operat- Strolling around Eastern's ed under "Regular Cafe" owner- campus are hundreds of talented BY JAME GADOB ship Miami of Ohio, artists who are looking for oppor- Accent editor In the past the "Regular Cafe-" Northern Kentucky tunities to share their gifts with company was responsible for First Weekend will be graced University and the the world. Common Grounds hosting walks and races to benefit by the presence of Fizzgig before University of Coffee House in Lexington pro- vides this opportunity by hosting cancer patients, but they said they and after tomorrow night's bas- Louisville. have yet to decide where to give ketball game. They will play from "We like to play many art, music and poetry pre- sentations. charity in Lexington. 6 to 7 p.m. and 9:30 to 11:30 p.m. on campuses "Common Grounds" also fea- because college kids On the first Sunday of every in Alumni Auxiliary Gym. month. Common Grounds hosts a tures a delicious menu complete The band was asked to be part seem to be more with lunch selections, freshly receptive of our Photo submitted poetry slam. This gives amateur of the various events in which the poets an opportunity to read origi- baked snacks and desserts, cap- weekend will host music," said Garry Fizzgig, from left to right, Evan Brass, lead vocals and guitarist; Garry Zink, puccinos, coffees, teas and spe- Zink, guitarist and nal works in front of a live crowd. "We are helping Eastern's cam- vocals and guitarist; Dan Schwartz, bassist and Mike Paolucci, drummer. Later on in the afternoon from 5-9 cialty coffee drinks. Alcohol is no pus to support the 'Ford fever', vocals. longer served; therefore cus- Zink, 22 attends p.m. artists are allowed to come in said Mike and put their creations on display tomers do not have to be 21 to Paolucci, drum- Northern However, the band wasn't very played at. Eastern is our favorite," enter. Kentucky content with the crowd. said Schwartz, bassist. for sell. mer. -Wo are Every Monday starting at 10 The store can be rented for University "We weren't so happy with the The band said they are excited special occasions and also offers Paolucci, 22, where he is turnout at Palmer but we're hop about being part of the First p.m. is the "Open Mic" night. A is an Eastern helping majoring in ing to gain more fans at this Weekend events. They hope to portion of the non-smoking sec- special event catering. student major- marketing. show," Paolucci said. gain more fans by the end of the tion is set aside for the stage. "Common Grounds" is located ing in police Eastern's They have The band's other two members night's performance. The band There is a sign-up sheet for per- on the corner of Grand and East administration won the are Dan Schwartz, 21, who is has approximately 80 regional- formances and all electrical equip High Street in Lexington. Lunch from Florence. campus to University of majoring in information systems shows to end the year and hopes ment is provided. This allows is served from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. He along with Louisville's and Evan Brass, 20, who is major- to gain many new faces at each musicians, singers, poets, comedi- Monday through Friday. three others support the battle of the ing in classical guitar perfor- gig. They plan to entertain the ans and anyone else who thinks More information on what the make up the bands competi- mance. Both are also from crowd at Eastern since Paolucci is he or she has a talent to come store has to offer can be received band called 'Ford fever/" Florence and attend NKU. a student here. forth and shine in the spotlight. tion . for the For the past eight months, by calling (859) 233-9761. 'Fizzgig.' second year in Fizzgig members agree that Brass, who is lead vocalist and "At first, we (Regular Cafe' They have Mike Paolucci, a row. they enjoy playing in the guitarist said, "We are going to Common Grounds has been owned by a group called "Regular Co.) had a vision of helping out played at many Fizzgig drummer The Richmond area. Not only have play to the point of explosion but the community," Greenwood said. universities in band has they played on campus but has a tiny step below so we can keep Cafe." "The purpose of the 'Regular "We don't want to be just a coffee the region such played at been sighted at M.F. Hooligan's. playing for Eastern's First shop, we want to be open to all as the University of Dayton, Eastern in front of Palmer Hall. "Of all the campuses that we've Weekend guests." Cafe' group is to raise money for the community. That's kind of our things."
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BY JESSICA GMFFN said digital music expert Jim Griffin in Spin Nails and Limp Bizkit both have been avid Staff writer Magazine. "The way people use music is supporters of the Internet's tools and this is mobile. They don't sit there listening at the Napster, despite the controversy, has given apparent on both Nothingradio.net and Limp end of a copper wire." music lovers and computer lovers alike a Bizkit radio (found on Radiostorm.com). medium for finding the latest and coolest For now. however. Web radio is good for One advantage that Web radio has over tra- music, at no cost However, the way things listening to while you're surfing the Web, ditional radio is that you aren't bound by are going, Napster as we know it won't be chatting, or doing homework on your comput- where you live. If you like world music, Web around forever. No matter how great it seems, er. It isn't a download, but rather is sent in radio is perfect because you can hear music users are still stealing (or infringing on copy- streaming audio form to your audio player from countries all over the world. right laws, however you may look at it). (most stations use Windows Media or Real You can find any music genre imaginable This dilemma leads us to the question of Audio). Some stations, like as well. Anything from Goth to polka can be what Napster addicts will do if the courts set a RadioFreeCash.com have their own player, found with only a few clicks of the mouse. ruling that will forever shut it down. The which makes listening a lot easier, especially Because Web radio is a relatively new con- answer to this question comes in two simple if you don't already have a player installed. cept, there are still some glitches. For exam- words: Web radio. There are hundreds of Web radio stations ple, the streaming format sometimes has to Web radio is quite similar to the radios on the Internet these days. Some are simul- "buffer" and leaves you with several seconds you've been listening to all your life, except it cast from traditional radio stations, while oth- of dead air space. This format also makes surf- can't be played in your car, on your alarm ers are simply made for the Internet. ing slower and when you're in a hurry to look something up, it can be a bother. As technolo- clock, or your stereo. It comes directly from Some, like RadioFreeCash.com, allow you the Internet to your computer. gy races on, however, these problems will to earn money just for listening and referring soon be a thing of the past. For now there is a portability problem for people to the site, and others let the listener Web radio stations, but within the next few Napster's days are limited, so before you choose the play list, likelive365.com. start going into withdrawal, hook up to Web years many digital music companies will come out w tn w re es8 Many bands are jumping onto the Web radio. There are many sites that cater to the Nicole Venhoft/Progress ' ' ' - portable Web radio players. radio bandwagon, and adding stations to their music lover in all of us. so find your favorite The future of digital music is wireless," sites that only play their music. Nine Inch station and bookmark it.
BY JESSICA GRIFF* tions are about. Staff writer At one point he writes. The {~* C^V^J^f^X • Thompson's drug ball just flipped back, a space cap The father of Gonzo journalism sule floating across the page, has finally entered the age of technology. adventures online some kind of rotten phony soul Hunter S. Thompson, known music on the radio." The biggest catch to taking the for his political writings and drug- was released online. of pills and club sandwiches and tification to get the story done he crazed antics that have been in mescaline was that Thompson "Mescalito" is written in classic Old Crow... " From here you learn downs the mescaline. was supposed to be on a plane to Rolling Stone and other well- Thompson style, and if you've that Thompson is trying to meet a "I'm amazed I can keep typing. known publications, now has an e- deadline for a story he is working Colorado two hours after taking only seen (and loved) the movie, I feel both me and the typewriter the pill. This adds a very comedic book available. "Mescalito," a "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," on (though he never mentions have become weightless. It floats short story found in the rare col- based on Thompson's 1971 book, whom the story is for). in front of me like a bright toy. effect to an already funny story. lection, "Screwjack." can now be you will be crazy about this story. This maddening time killing Weird, I can still spell... but I had In reading this, you will not downloaded for $5 from "Mescalito takes you to Los late-work syndrome, never get- to think about the last one." only be reading one of the great- www.simonsays.com. Angeles in 1969, where ting down to the real machine There, the stream-of-con- est writers of our time, but also Perhaps in a move to build Thompson is about to take mesca- action until two or three at night sciousness writing becomes a bit supporting a fellow Kentuckian. anticipation for the new book. line for the first time. won't make it... Especially half incoherent It is still fun to read Hunter S. Thompson was born "Fear and Loathing in America," "Again at the Continental drunk full of pills and grass with his observations but it is hard to and raised in Louisville. He now due out in December, "Mescalito" Hotel," begins "Mescalito." "Full deadlines past." and with this jus- decipher just what these observa- resides in Aspen. Colo. Go Colonels!!!
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Dyson is at the top of a profession Current projects: President of EDventure Esther Dyson dominated by men, but feels that women Holdings; Interim Chairperson, Internet have unique advantages in the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and world. "The Net gives the underappreciat- Numbers; Publisher of Release 1.0, Internet Esther Dyson is ed, underheard, underwhatever more newsletter E known to almost access, so to that extent it helps women." How she got there: reporter for Forbes everyone who under- Dyson also has a distinct opinion about magazine. 1974-77; Securities analyst with stands the business of privacy on the Net. "Individuals will have to New Court Securities (1977-80) and learn how to manage their data for them- the Internet. She's the President of Oppenheimer (1980-82) selves. But they will have to get used to the EDventures Holdings, an influential VC firm Recognition: Ranked 23 rd in Russia's fact that what they say to friends will prob- with investments in Russia and Eastern Who's Who in the Computer Market; one ably be archived somewhere. If you want to Europe. "In many ways Russia is another of Fortune magazine's "most powerful keep something private, don't tell anyone!" world," she says. "But experiences there women in American business" (1998). • can tell us a lot about how the fundamen- Education: Harvard 1972, B.A. in econom- tals of the old economics keep working For the complete interview with Esther ics. "I didn't study much in college, to be under different conditions—both in the Dyson, log on to steamtunnels.net and honest, but the analytical thinking I learned strange world of Russia and the supposedly search for keyword "Esther Dyson." new-economics world of the Internet." in economics has proved useful."
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