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HIGHS SOS THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vol. 72/No. 3 18 pages September 2,1993 Student publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 40475 ©The Eastern Progress. 1993 FBI crime stats don't match Eastern's By DeVone Holt either the state police computer-linked Public safety officials spotted, on in the number of higher-reported News editor system or the FBI's computer. the FBI list, several instances of one crimes is not a serious problem, but Walker said the university's re- particular crime being reported more when the numbers are incorrect on Crime statistics for the 1992 uni- ported crimes are logged into a com- than once, creating an inflated number lesser-reported crimes, it makes the versity community were released by puter to which the state police's com- of crimes. public safety department look bad. the FBI last week, with numbers that puter connects to. The crimes are then Walker said another likely dis- The other eight crimes statistics don't coincide with the university's compiled by the state police's com- crepancy between their numbers and reported in the brochure have not yet public safety department. puter and sent to the FBI for publish- the FBI's surfaced after learning what been checked against the numbers On Monday, university public of- ing. the FBI considers aggravated assault. reported by the FBI. ficials noiiced upon checking the 1992 The public safety department's fig- Their computer picks up wanton Walker said, in the future, public crime statistics that computer malfunc- ures indicate 12 reported cases of ag- endangcrment and other peuy assaults safety would monitor the crime statis- tions had caused an inaccurate count gravated assault and three robberies as as aggravated assault. We don't," he tics much closer than they have in the in aggravated assaults and robberies. opposed to 17 aggravated assaults and said. "We consider aggravated assault past to belter display accurate figures. Wynn Walker, assistant director five robberies printed in the Public in instances where bodily harm is In reference to the FBI's figures, of public safely, said the discrepancy Safety Information brochure by the done." SEE CRIME PAGE AID in numbers resulted from a glitch in FBI. Walker said small discrepancies Source: FBI/Public Safety Progress/TIM BLUM Police warn PLAY BALL University insurance campus of under new rapist at large company By Joe Castle - offender then fled the area on fooL Editor ■ Richmond rape The victim suffered several minor victim describes injuries, and was treated and released WARNING: The lives of univer- from Panic A. Clay Hospital. sity employees are now in someone her attacker The offender is descri bed as a white else's hands. male 5'8" to 6' tall, of average build, in,a Medical Life Insurance Company By Brett Dunla P«, wearing a dark ski mask and carrying became Eastern's' new life insurance Assistant news, a white bag. Anyone with information carrier yesterday as Kentucky Central's or possibly seeing a person fitting that term as insurer ended following more All campfis residents are advised description in the Lexington Road area than 20 years of working with the that a man wanted by the police for in the early morning hours of the 26th university. sexqaj assault is stilgat targe in the are advised to please contact the Rich- The university's vice president Richmond area. mond Pol ice Department at (606) 623- for business affairs Earl Baldwin said According to a release issued by 9811. the Toledo, Ohio-based Medical the police, on Thursday, Aug. 26, at Wynn Walker, assistant director Life company won the open-bid approximately 4:3r5 a.m., a 31-year- of public safety, said their office was contract over numerous other com- old female resident of Richmond was finally notified yesterday by the city panies. abducted and sexually assaulted in the police in this matter. He said since the "We opened it up for competitive Lexington Road area of Richmond. incident occurred on the outer edge of bids over the summer," Baldwin said. TWwhite male offender, armed with town and there were no university "Several companies were interested, a small blue handgun, forced the jog- students involved he guessed the city and we took several bids." ging victim off the road into a small police didn't feel it was something the The university rebid the contract wooded area. He bound and gagged SEE RAPE PAGE A4 over the summer after deciding to find her, and sexually assaulted her. The a company lo replace the troubled Eastern's football and Kentucky Central. volleyball teams both The state look control of the Ken- had maroon and white tucky corporation last fall after evi- Low registration scrimmages last week In dence of mismanagement and cor- preparation for this ruption in the investment and real season's openers. Brian estate divisions of the company led to Dickerson, above, gets a massive defection by insurance cli- cancels courses covered up by the ents. Eastern defense during However, director of personnel By DeVone Holt Enzic said some of the classes last Thursday's services Dale Lawrcnz said the uni- Naws editor were salvaged after the hiring freeze scrimmage. Natalie versity didn't jump ship because of was lifted, but said others were not as Guerrera, right, returns a Kentucky Central's financial or legal A lack of qualified professors and fortunate. serve for the maroon. problems. registered students has resulted in sev- Now that the university is able to The football season kicks "Their insurance business wasn't eral class cancellations in varied col- fill the once-frozen positions, the new off tonight at 8 p.m. in trouble," Lawrenz said. "That's the leges throughout the university caus- issue becomes filling those positions against Western. The pan that they're still selling for a ing some students prolonged gradua- with qualified professors, he said. volleyball season opens profit." tion dates. "The deans and chairs have been Sunday with Eastern Lawrenz said the idea for Eastern Russell Enzic, vice president for able for the most part to find qualified hosting the Volleyball to switch insurance carriers came from academic affairs and research, said the part-time faculty for these positions Fest. See Sports page Kentucky Central administrators, who lack of professors came as a direct that were frozen, the biggest example B6. brought the proposal to university of- result of the hiring freeze that was where that didn't work was in the ficials over the summer. issued for all university employees on sociology department," Enzic said. "Actually, they approached usand June 16 in preparation for Go v. The sociology department has had asked us if we would bid it (the con- Brereton Jones' budget cut announce- continuing problems in finding quali- tract) out," Lawrenz said. "We said, ment. fied professors to fill the empty posi- 'Sure, no problem.'" The minimum 2 percent budget tions for this semester. The change turned out to be for cut handed down by the governor al- Kimberly Jones, a freshman nurs- the best, Lawrenz said, since acccpt- lowed the university to lift the hiring ing major, felt the end result of one of freeze, but only after an unreported Progress/JIMQUIGGINS number of classes had been canceled. SEE CANCELLATIONS PAGE A10 SEE INSURANCE PAGE A9 WXLT talk shows gain popularity INMIH ■ Western Kentucky comes By Angle Hat ton etry to fit the discussion. the kind of harassing phone calls DJs to Richmond tonight to take Managing editor Callers have been known to spend sometimes get on the Colonels. See Sports up to 45 minutes trying to get through Callers sometimes get out-of-hand for a preview of the game. Countless television talk shows to the call-in shows. when they call in to the shows, too. See Page B6 such as The Oprah Winfrey Show, The shows air after midnight, so This happens more often on "The Geraldo and Rush Limbaugh have the hosts can have more freedom in Wild Side with Kevin and Charlie" captured a huge audience in this coun- choosing what kinds of topics may be than on "Eyes on Campus" because This week's try. People just can't get enough of discussed and in keeping the discus- the wild side comes on Wednesday class pattern: MWF them. sion on an adult level.' nights at midnight when students are The same is true for the campus This semester, on Sunday nights coming home from downtown. versions of these industry giants. from midnight to 2 am., "Eyes on Drunk callers like to call in to curse Accent B1 The campus radio station, WXII, Campus with Jeff Gillem and Rene and sometimes forget the guidelines Activities B5 now airs two talk shows and is prepar- Taylor" will be aired. that the hosts set down for them about Ad index B8 ing to start a third one. Each show will bring discussion of assistant station manager and one host Arts/Entertainment B3 of "The Wild Side" Kevin Roberts The shows have been running since a new issue that listeners are invited lo Classifieds A4 January and have developed quite a call in and talk about said. Gillem, an Ashland native, is the WXII has switched toa new Top40 People poll A3 following, especially from certain Perspective A2&3 ProgrMS/JIM QUIGGINS characters such as "the preacher" who WXII station manager and has worked format that Gillem calls 'hard-driv- Police beat A4 Freshman public relations major Nicole Shell, left, and calls to rave on and on about the sub- at the station for three-and-a-half years. ing, constant musk." Rene Taylor is a pseudonym for Preview B4 sophomore broadcasting major Jennifer Williams learn WXII ject being discussed and "the poet" procedures from station manager Jeff Glllem. who creates spur-of-the moment po- one disc jockey who wants to avoid SEE WXII PAGE A5 Sports B6.7&8
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Thursday. September 2,1993 PERSPECTIVE EDITORIAL # ..X'Z'L.., Mmm... first I'll 9*f riJ of 9/I fcJ+y Chm$ Promises, promises .^Thtn I'll lower -the co*t of oooKs 2nd housing #«Z2Z«- Senate should set realistic goals to get results Wt%kt»* "fen. I'll put Computers /A *// "Hit. cbrm tboms ... I'M lover fi/ih'an ^ne) raise +he bucket "M M'„. Z.7.1... 2LZ7.. 1-1 ow would you feel if your landlord grossing so we will know how well our OOH yEAHl... rff £uer) etrJ ofl%ep>*rk;* prollfm... promised to fix your leaky kitchen elected representatives are doing. 3 3 faucet, backed-up toilet and clogged shower Otherwise, we can only assume that they fr#e Wee Mi tit* hth JvA ,..^S> drain as well as replace your worn out kitchen are doing a whole lot of nothing. o floor and living room carpet, and he just never We know student senate can't solve got around to it? everything that's wrong on our campus, and He said he would, but by the end of the year, we don't expect them to. nothing had been fixed. What we do expect, however, are some For the past few years, that seems to be the results. way Eastern's student senate has been operat- If the senate, which has some of Eastern's ing. ———— ^mm best students as members, Sure, student senate holds would focus its efforts on a meetings and organizes com- We know student few realistic goals, rather mittees, but over the past few than several lofty ones, years it seems we have heard senate can't maybe we could see some of lots of talk but seen little action solve all our prob- those more realistic ideas from our governing body. come to fruition. Each spring, candidates for lems, but we do For instance, the senate senate president and vice expect some could work more closely president sell themselves and with the Residence Hall their platforms to the student results. Association regarding open body in hopes of taking office house hours and other as- and improving life as we pects of dorm life. students know it. Senators could take a stand and ensure Hallelujah. that university faculty observe "dead week" "^Promises' But as the executive officers of the senate are at the end of each semester to allow us time leaving at the end of the next spring semester, to prepare for final exams. ■ ** we see very few campaign promises kept. They could also pressure the university to And it seems like the biggest promises — adopt a computerized drop-add process to like solving the parking problem and making make registration quicker and easier. Watch out for bugged apartments teacher evaluations available to students — are For the record, senate vice president Skot the hardest to keep. Howie admitted during last semester's At 3 a.m. last night I was in bed, After my murderous deed, any writing in my journal, when I felt Angle attempt at sleep was futile. For example, senate members had begun campaign that certain campus problems, something crawling on my arm. Hatton I don't know if my nightmares talking about putting teacher evaluations into a such as parking, are more difficult to solve I froze in terror as I looked down What a long, were a resulMfcgtult about stamping into the face of a huge, ugly black out Ihe poor thing* News Arts & Entertainment Display THE EASTERN PROGRESS DeVone HolL 622-1882 Doug Rapp .622-1872 Darren Boston 622-1881 Features Sports Joe Castle Angle Hatton Chad Williamson 622-1872 Chryssa Zizos .622-1882 Classified Editor Managing editor Photo Activities Charlene Pennington... 622-1881 Joshua Sowards, Terry Stevens Jason Owens, Christina Rankln Selena Woody 622-1882 Jim Quiggins .622-1489 Staff artists Copy editors Subscriptions ara available by mail at a cost of $1 per issue; $15 per semester; or $30 per year payable in Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed writers and do not necessarily advance. Contact Charlene Pennington for details. 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The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 A3 PERSPECTIVE PEOPLE POLL UPS & DOWNS By Jay Angel What goals do you think student senate should have for the 1993-94 academic year? "Ensuring that the "Parking, a stop elevators In Keene light at the Alumni Up to: Up to: Up to: Hall work." Coliseum parking The return of Dave EKU athletic dept. Markus Thomas lot." Collegiate late night king Kudos to our sports folks for The 1993 Eastern gradu- David Lettennan returned scheduling the Colonels' home ate made the Philadelphia to the airwaves Monday opener against Western tonight. Eagles' roster after an im- night on CBS, complete Maybe if students see what kind pressive preseason with the with his Top Ten list from of sports action they're missing, NFL team. the home office and Paul they won' t run home each week- Schaffer. end. Suggestions for UPS A DOWNS ve welcome. To make a suggestion call 622-1872. Matt Rltzlnger, 18, freshman, Allison Tlpton, 28, senior, environmental resources, elementary education, Sprfngboro, Ohio Irvine Hospital visits traumatize writer "To have more "Getting students activities for stu- more active so they Have you ever had to go to a dents who stay here stay here more my picture. on the weekends." during the i hospital? Did people tell you there Brett Dunlap The next few hours were a bit ends." was nothing to worry about, that blurred. I was pumped with so many these people were here to help? It is My Turn painkillers, I passed in and out of the biggest lie ever known to man. consciousness. I couldn't tell what Take it from me, I have had IS was real and what was a dream. All I operations. These people are out to needed was some music by the get you and make your life an Grateful Dead, and I could have uncompromising living hell. truly known what the '60s were like. For me, nothing can compare to couldn't identify anyone if anything After a couple of days, they my last experience, number IS. happened, provided I lived. They put finally moved mc up to my room. I It was the summer of 1990.1 had me on the table and fastened the had a hard time getting to sleep my just graduated from high school, and body straps so i couldn't move. I first night. Fluid kept collecting in Shon Shivery, 21, junior, Jaleh Allameh, 19, sopho- in a couple of months, I would be on was trapped like a fly in the spider's the back of my throat, and I was child care, Louisville more, English literature, my way to college. I had to go in web. afraid I would choke in my sleep. Richmond and have surgery to move my jaws. I I asked the woman who was The nurse came in and asked. "Have multicultural "it's too early. I had a really bad underbile, and this fastening the straps, "What's wrong? "Would you like something to help activities for don't really have operation would correct it Don't you want mc to get up in the you sleep?" I nodded my head. He everyone." any problems, but I was 18 years old, and my middle of the operation and leave?" pulled out this huge needle. time will tell." surgery was taking place at She said, "No dear, wc just love It was the Norman Bates of Children's Hospital in Cincinnati. your company so much wc want you Children's Hospital! When I first got there, they made mc to stay." "I'm relaxed! I'm relaxed!" I change into a very small robe that Everyone in the operating room tried to say. "If I was anymore opens in the back. It was bad enough let out a blood-curdling laugh. relaxed I'd be dead!" It just came I was surrounded by little kids and They had me. There was no out as a mumbled series of grunts their parents, but to have to walk escape. I asked God for forgiveness. and groans. around in this robe. It was just I laid there, just waiting for what "Take it easy," the nurse said unbearable. would soon be the end. The doctors reassuringly as he jabbed the needle This is what they do. They and nurses were looking at X-rays. I into my leg. humiliate you to lower your resis- heard metal clanking to the side of "Ahhhhhh!" I yelled. 'You're all tance. They dress you up in funny me. I looked over and saw the tray out to get mc," 1 thought. Mr. Artarius Horton, 20, sopho- TJ. Collins, 20, junior, public clothes and make you walk around with all the instruments on it. 1 Voodoo here with his needles of more, undeclared, Louisville relations, Radcliff so the whole world can laugh at you. nearly fainted. There was an horror was pricking mc like a pin Right before I went to surgery, a assortment of blades, things that had cushion. woman came in to take a blood teeth like a saw, something that After a couple of days ol eating sample. She pricked my finger, took looked like an ice cream scoop and through tubes and watching old Star a sample and left. Twenty minutes an variety of lubes and hoses. Trek reruns, I was allowed to go later, she came back and told me she "Put mc out of my misery!" I home. For the next eight weeks my made a mistake and would have to thought. "Knock mc out and get it jaws would be wired shut, but I THE DOG OPEN 7-12 do it over again. I told her she had to over with." thought if I could make it through be kidding. I haled looking at blood, My "doctor" came over and what I just went through, these eight especially my blood. The vampire, asked mc if I was ready? weeks would be a vacation. HAPPY HOUR 7-9 NIGHTLY she pricked another finger and got "Whenever you are," I told him. I turned around and looked back more blood. I think this ghoul got a "You crazed butcher," I said under at the hospital. I spent so much of 250 BAR DRINKS 7-8 kick out of taking my blood. There my breath. my childhood here, IS operations probably wasn't anything wrong They all surrounded mc. They arid now it was over. I gave it a 500 BAR DRINKS 8-9 with the first sample, it's just how grabbed their favorite instrument of small salute with my hand and said. she got her sick little kicks. death and got ready for the Jack the "Mi a navar hav oo om hac far os 100 HOT WINGS Finally, it was time to go to the Ripper marathon they were about to Ian os a levc." operating room. They wheeled me play on my face. • Translation, "May I never have to down this long cold hallway and into A lady stuck an I-V in my arm come back for as long as I live." I the sterile room. You could smell and told mc to count backwards got into the car and went home, free TUES. 2 FOR 1 the disinfectant in the air. It hung from ten. at last. NO COVER over me like a cloud of death and I started to count. "Ten, Don't get mc wrong, this article 2 DOGS FOR 1 despair. The operating room was a nine " was written in fun. Hospitals have 2 CANS FOR 1 $1.25 FOR FIRST FIFTY very cold room with a long table in The next thing I knew I was in helped quite a few people, myself the middle with a huge light shining the recovery room. I looked up and included. I like to think of them as 2 BOTTLES FOR 1 $1.50 PEOPLE. on it. Everyone was all ready in their saw my dad. He said, "Man, you places that arc nice to have. I just 2 FOR 1 DRINKS $1.25 masks and gloves, that way I look like hell," and then he snapped hope I don't have to use them. ALL NITE BUY 1st APPETIZER GET LETTERS (CONTINUED) 2nd 1/2 PRICE CONTINUED FROM PAGE A2 Holt's column ridiculous brain damaged. Sadly, most of these babies will never grow up to be pro- with a "coming away comment" to I write to confront justification of ductive citizens. FRIDAY! answer the question "So what?" the sale of crack cocaine by DcVone Responsibility for this type of child Dr. Harnack, thanks again. Holt in his column printed last week abuse falls squarely on the shoulders $1.50 PITCHERS Note: This letter is in no way in- (Aug. 26) in the Eastern Progress. of dealers and users. Helpless addicted tended to minimize the contributions Crack cocaine, the addictive drug babies are of no concern to these OF NATURAL of other instructors and courses at this that ultimately destroys lives, is cost- people. Their concern is focused on university but focuses on the excellent ing lax payers bill ions of dollars. Wards getting high or making an illegal profit. LITE preparation for college work afforded of crack cocaine babies at major metro Mr. Holt's excuses aimed at justifying 500 OFF ALL by this course and instructor. hospitals demonstrate the seriousness the sale of crack cocaine are as ridicu- WEDNESDAY of the problem. In the crack cocaine lous and irresponsible as the column SANDWICHES Connie Meredith world of dealers and users, these in- he wrote. BEAT THE CLOCK Richmond fants arc the end result of selfishness without regard for human life. The Roger Lee $1.75 LI. TEAS addicted babies arc often deformed or Richmond DRINKS START AT 250 Volunteer. 1/3 LB. CS. BURGER & The Progress needs writers, photographers, and ad staff. FRIES ONLY $2.50 SAT. mem tsr LADIES NITE or NO COVER FOR LADIES' 750 DRINKS FOR LADIES THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vfco^v 117 Donovan Annex 622-1872 18 & OLDER ( r A4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 NEWS PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS Place classified ads before noon on Mondays. S2 for 10 words HELP WANTED. SPWNG BREAK *M - SELL TRIPS. FOR SALE. Eastern to host law seminar EARN CASH ft GO FREEIII Student FOR SALE: Acoustic 370 Bass ampli- Travel Services Is now hiring campus fier* cabinet. MUST SALE. 723-4918. By DeVone Holt the university's department of correc- said. reps. Cal 800-648-4049. 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University Shopping Center 624-9351 Store hours Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 9 p.m. JliiiiiiiiriniiiininTiiiiTTi; Sat. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. & Sun. 12:30 p.m. - 6 p.m. "Richmond's Finest Country Night Life" SilvefvTStar H COPIES Ki'stniirniil \ liar FACSIMILE SERVICES, LAMINATION/TRANSPARENCIES ni COLOR COPIES (40% reduction in price) -photos One year -graphs Anniversary Party with 98.1 WKQQ 9-11 p.m. RECYCLED PAPER stocked in all self-serve copiers 980 drink specials Phone: 1-606-624-0237 Shirts & CD's to be given away Fax : 1-606-623-9588 ED il'Ulllll riiiimmnj IXXXXXXXJ rXTXTXS \ The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2, 1993 News 12 new senators HANGING AROUND Student Special sworn in Tuesday Tostada New attendance After the second absence, students Rice or Beans ■ will be expelled from the senate. policy, campus direc- "If they can't be here for the stu- tories top student dents whoelected them, wedon'tneed them here," Pace said. senate agenda Carr said the new policy is ex- pected to create an appeals committee By DeVone Holt that will hear senators' pleas for rein- Corner of First News editor statement. "I'm not sure they (senators) will and Water St. Hie student senate held its first accept your excuses," he said. "But meeting of the semester Tuesday un- they will hear your story." der the supervision of its new leaders Pace said the specifjesof the policy Don Pace, student president, and Ska will be handled this week and pre- Howie, student vice president sented before the senate atnext week's Progress/JAY ANGEt The meeting served as an acquain- meeting. Benton Klrby, a 23-year-old freshman pre-physical therapy tance opportunity for many of the sena- In other business Tuesday, Pace major from Mount Vernon, takes a break from classes by briefed the senators on issues that sur- tors. Accurate phone numbers and relaxing In the Ravine. addresses were collected after formal faced over the summer to bring them introductions from the veteran sena- up to date. tors and the newcomers were ex- Senators were informed that the changed. Board of Student Body Presidents, an WXII: Station features new format In traditional spirits, 12 new sena- organization of student presidents from tors were sworn into the senate by the the eight slate universities, gathered CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE incorporated into me schedule, com- student chief justice, Robert Carr. twice over the summer to discuss the plete with CD giveaways in the style Although the meeting served as a then awaited budget cuts. The station has also started airing of Lexington's 98.1 WXQQ. new experience for more than half of Pace said the board met with Gov. the nationally syndicated Rick Decs The current morning show, "Rude All brands of contacts its 23 participants, it did involve regu- Brcrcton Jones before the decision was Weekly Top 40 show. Dees' famous Awakening" isall music and is hosted lar senate business. made on the budget cuts and he would voice can now be heard on WXII sta- by production manager Brett Frakcs. Soft, Semi-Soft & Disposable Senate attendance was mentioned like to think that the board's meeting tion identification spots. The station can be picked up only throughout the meeting. with the governor was instrumental in "This formal has got something for on campus because it is sent out Pace said a new attendance pro- helping him decide to limit the univer- everyone," Roberts, who used to work through electrical currents rather than Optometrists posal will face the senate next week sities to a 2 percent budget cut. for his hometown radio station in over airwaves. for legislation. Pace also said work for the cam- Rcnfro Valley, said. Cables that run up the trash chutes W.R. Isaacs, C.L. Davis.W.T. Reynolds, M.F. Hayes "In the past, we nave been bashful pus directory is on schedule for Besides Top 40 music, that formal in residence halls bring the station's about lacking senate attendance," Pace completion. includes one country song every half programs to television channel 12 and Open Mon -Fri 8:30 - 5, Sat 8:30 - 4 said. "But now we're not going to be "We're wailing for a couple of ads hour and commercials twice an hour. to ihc 92.3 spot on radio dials. bashful about kicking senators out for for it and then we'll send it off to be The station doesn't gel a great amount Most students then "watch" the 228 W. Main, Richmond KY absences." printed," Howie said. of Financial support from die univer- radio station on television. 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THURSDAY NIGHT Don't Forget Monday Night Football FREE Domino's pizza and $1 Buds or Bud Lights »."•« IMtwW"1* lfc«»i|«l«lli*ll«*« ■MM mmmmmmmmm A6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 BEST DEALS ON CAMPUS \ (ONE TOPPING) CAMPUS ONLY l<\ ARI.IC 1*1 TWO 14 $15-54 S PlusTax (ONE TOPPING) CAMPUS ONLY REE C^YKI^IC: Hirrr i^^s THREE 14 <%. LARGE $11.31 (ONE TOPPING) Plus Tax CAMPUS ONLY WE MATCH COMPE I * The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 A 7 BEST DEALS ON CAMPUS I^KKK C^yYKI.IC: HIJITKK «& PE1 » MONSTER $8_98 < CHEESE) PN»T. CAMPUS ONLY 1^1 ARLIC 1*1 r ANY TWO $7.98 LARGE SUBS Plus Tax AND TWO LARGE DRINKS GARLIC I^LJTT When you order, say, "Go EKU!" or "Beat Western!" and receive a FREE 12 oz. Pepsi. ETITOR'S COUPONS ■■■ w—m -AS The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 r /Veivs Better your business, ; Housing gives students headaches Corbin Advertise in THE PROGRESS! :• By Brett Dunlap housing for three days before she was think it over and weigh his options. I Assistant news editor able to move. He never felt like he was forced by center "Case Hall was nice," she said. Housing to choose this option. "If Taylor's Sporting Goods As final housing changes are be- "Except there was no air conditioning my roommate had not moved out, I ing made, students are having prob- or refrigerators in the rooms." wouldn't have considered getting a director lems with the process the Housing Jean Nee lam, freshman. said when private room," Wilson said. Welcome EKXJ Students! tjffice uses to accommodate them. she got her housing assignment, she Sweatshirts- T-shirts - Custom Greek Lettering wrote her roommate and found out she *' Amber Culver, director of hous- Roommates battle red tape resigns Plaques - Trophies - Custom Engraving ing, said despite the rumors of there was assigned to a sorority floor in When Jenny Williams and her being a housing shortage, this was the Telford Hall. The sorority submitted a friend Mary Williams found out they 023-9517 floor plan to the Housing office so By Kristy Miller Coltega Park C«nt«rjQpaoB days a WHk, 9 a.m. - 7 p.i first year in a while they haven't had as were put inloCombs Hall, they wanted £^Wg Accafrt Visa a Mastercard many people during the first week they could live together. She said about to go through Housing to get a better Contributing writer who needed assistance from housing. half the people on the floor were not in room in another hall. the sorority. Through in-hall changes Despite some minor setbacks, One problem they had were people Jenny said she and Mary sent in the Division of Ex tended Programs who were just admitted to the univer- most of the people were moved out their housing contract in February. and sorority members were moved in, They signed up for Bumam, McGregor has high expectations for the fall sity and came into the Housing office semester. r looking for a room. but some people, like her, were still and Clay, but didn't get any of them. left on the floor. She has decided to They had a couple of friends who sent Extended Programs has over- come two setbacks, including the Thirty extra people stay on the floor. The sorority said in their housing contract last month GUYSJYS CUTS $9 they had no problem with her and the campus hiring freeze and the res- During the first week of school and got the choice they wanted. She ignation of Paul Weaver, director GIRLS WET CUT $9 ; there were about 30 of these walk-ons others staying on the floor. and Mary went through the lottery process. Jenny went twice and Mary of the Tri-County Center in Corbin. ; who couldn't be placed anywhere and A replacement for Weaver, who GIRLS CUT & STYLE $15 : 4jad to be put in temporary housing in Private rooms at a premium went three limes and still had prob- resigned topursureotherprofessional With Student I J). ; AH returns end FRIDAY, SEPT. 3 *«■■ The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2, 1993 A9 News Parrot head POLICE BEAT Compiled By Brett Dunlap TAYLORS 1lsMSBlS| reports have been filed wttfc Ike university's division of public ■MR AeaMi Attest J. Diebold. 19. Erlmger. was "On Main Street •nested and charged with alcohol intoxi- Across the Tracks" cation. Richmond, KY 623-3283 EKU l^ss As* 21: Marc Bramlagt. 19. Keene Hall, re- L "FOOTBALL SPECIAL" ported his windshield had been cracked 0° «te. while his vehicle was parked in the Keene $5.99 (12-pack bottles) HaD perking lot. Michael McQueen. 21. Kings Moun- -Miller tain, was arrested for alcohol intoxication. -Miller Lt. James L. Snow, 26, Huslonville, was arrested and charged with failure to dim -Miller Geniune Draft his headlights and driving under the influ- ence of alcohol. -Miller Genuine Draft Lt Aeg.24: $7.99 Anthony Huffman. 18, Common- wealth Hall, reported his backpack and all -Jim Beam (traveler) contents was stolen from the book drop $34.95 area of the EKU Bookstore. ^//.LTO^ Assy Glktey. 19. Telford Hall, re- -Natural Light Kegs ported someone stole her rug from the 9th floor of Telford Hall. Anita Wltherspoon. 20. Clay Hall, reported someone damaged her vehicle in the Case Hall parking lot. Progress/JAY ANGEL Aug. 25: Chris Junga, a 22-year-old senior broadcasting major from Louisville, finds time between Lob Hollon. 40. Stan ton. reported classes to practice the Jimmy Buffet tune "Son of a Son of a Sailor" in the Ravine. someone stole her vehicle from the Daniel Boone parking lot. McCoy's Laundromats (2 locations) INSURANCE: Toledo company wins bid for university contract Keeneland Wash and Dry 623-1146 CONTINUED FROM FRONT PAGE mciioned would add up to a fairly large office of student affairs. "We did not have any investments Highlander Laundromat amount over a period of a few years. Heritage Insurance Company with Kentucky Central, so it did not ing the Medical Life Insurance Com- "The new company will save us handles the student policies, so the affect us," Baldwin said. 623-9887 pany bid resulted in substantial savings about $58,000 over the course of an change won't affect those students in- "As of Sept. 1, we have no connec- Same Day •Tanning Salon • Dry Cleaning for the university. entire Fiscal year," Baldwin said. sured through the university, Lawrenz tion with Kentucky Central," Baldwin "It was a good thing we did it be- Although the university has said. said. Wash and Fold Service cause we ended up saving money, both switched life insurance carriers for its Now that Eastern has shifted its life A spokesperson for Kentucky Cen- Service (2 Daya) for the employees and for Eastern," employees, Lawrenz said nothing has insurance coverage to Medical Life, tral said the company is now in the Lawrcnz said. changed for students who hold health Baldwin said the university has no other process of selling other parts of its in- Keeneland Wash And Baldwin said the savings Lawrenz insurance policies offered through the lies to the ailing Kentucky Central. surance business Dry Highlander Laundromat 155 S. Keeneland Dr. in 207 Geri Lane Blucgrass Center behind Behind Convenient between Hardee's Corner of HAVE A SAFE AND SOBER SL George & Porter Drive Keeneland & Churchill LABOR DAY WEEKEND One Per Customer DONT DRINK AND DRIVE !!! , Present Coupon for Free Single LoadeT| Expires 9-15-93_ _ _ _ _ ' Welcome Back EKU Students! THRIFTY APOLLO DUTCHMAN MOTELS PizzA Thursday, Sept. 2 - Sunday, Sept. 5 623-0330 any room 200 South Second Street FREE DELIVERY! $25 Eastern By-Pass 623-8814 Call us for delicious 12" pizza with one topping and a liter of soft drink. 90 <** $5. NEW TANNING MEMBERSHIP Tax not included Expires 9-30-93 $35 for your 1st month Call us for delicious 14" pizza with $20 after the 1st month one topping and a liter of soft drink. 90 623-8815 <** $6.Tax not included Expires 9-30-93 Checks & Credit Cards Accepted A10 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 2,1993 News CRIME: FBI finds more at Eastern AND THE WINNER IS... In contrast, drug violations have taken a significant increase. The vio- alcohol violations, burglary, vehicle lations have increased by 43 since last ihcft and weapons violations have all year, establishing a record number of decreased. drug violations ever reported at the The alcohol violation! have con - university. n (1 to decrease since they were first Walker said an increase in drugs in rported in 1990. The liquor viola- the community was not to blame for tions decreased by six bom last year, the increase in violations, but a new creating a total of 201 reported in- Narcotics For Patrol course for public stances. safety officers. Walker said die downtown bars The course is designed to help (lay a significant role in the decrease. officers become more aware of drugs "Many of the bars have become in the community. i tore aware of who and how they Walker said the new course and ' vc liquor," be said. past police drug^stings were respon- Walker attributed the decrease in sible for the increase. chicle thefts to the capture of a car Although the statistics don't re- theft ring that had previously worked flect aperfectcommunity, Walker said , .iinpus and the Richmond com- the campus isn't as violent as many munity. other places. NEWS BRIEFS w Medical terminology week. Bennett was selected from a group - 'ass offered of 78 applicants to replace Don R. l he university's division of spe- McCormick. McCormick will offi- ial programs will offer a course this cially retire from the commissioner's Fall titled "Introduction to Medical position Sept. 30, after serving eight Terminology." years in the position. S tudents in the class will be taught Bennett has a master's degree in techniques that will enable them to recreation and park administration and break complicated terms into under- has served as deputy secretary for the standable word elements. Executive Cabinet in Gov. Brereton Leigh Ann Sadler, community Jones office since 1992. He also served education coordinator, said the class as deputy secretary for the Natural Resources and Environmental Protec- Prograss/JAY ANGEL can be particularly useful for those Jerry Mlller,23, from Lexington, won $500 and a trip to the considering employment in medical tion Cabinet from 1989-91 andascom- missioner for the department for Sur- Bahamas In WKQQ's "Homolaztest" contest by sitting on a or hospital offices. billboard across from Toyota of Lexington, for 12 hours Mary Kaufman, a registered nurse, face Mining, Reclamation and En- .ill instruct the two-hour class. forcement from 1988-89. The course is open to the public, jnd no previous college experience is —By DeVone Holt required Then? will be no tests or first time. day. Sept. 4,1993, for the following H le s, but a certificate of completion English professor As reflections of his life in the areas:Vickers Village, Donovan .- ill be provided at the end of the class. ■ 1950's, the novel shows how the char- Building, Mattox Hall, Dovovan An- The $65 course will be taught on has novel published acter Paul is influenced when making nex, Weaver Health, Ellendale Hall, ■ 11 ursdays from Sept 23 through Oct. such choices as declaring a major, Palmer Hall, Alumni Coliseum, Com- 0-8:30 p.m. Pre-registration is where to spend the holidays or whom monwealth Hall . O'Donnell Hall, urged. For more information or to pre- After having articles, short stories, to love. 100-500 Brockton, Todd Hall. Duprce rogistcr, call 1228. plays and scholarly books published The novel was published by the Hall, Wallace Building. Clay Hall. in the past, university English profes- University Editions Pressof West Vir- Powell Building, Brewer Building, —By DeVone Holt sor Robert Wilt had his first novel ginia. Rowletl Building, Burnam Hall,Case published as well. Hall, Sullivan Hall, Fitzpatrick, Ault, ■ Graduate hired as The novel, titled "Hour in Para- —By DeVone Holt and the Gibson Complex wildlife commisioner dise," is set in the late '50s at the This job will require all day and i mythical Princeton College in Kca- ■ Electricity to be late into the night, so power will not ] kxsicmgraduateThomas Bennett, tucky. The novel tells the story of Paul shut off Saturday be restored until after midnight Sat- -1. was hired as commissioner for the Stuart, a sophomore student at the urday. Kentucky Department of Fish and university, as he learns the realities of Electrical power will be stopped at Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) last what it means to be on his own for the approximately 5:30 a.m. on Satur- —By Brett Dunlap Tuesday 2 for 1 well drinks Thursday Screw Night Screwdrivers $1 Friday Bourbon & Coke $1 v Thurs.. Fri- & Saturday Volleyball 6 nights a week Kamikazes & Rattlesnakes Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner , •Steaks Ribs r BUY ONE JO ILONO 0M SMAO AT NMUUH pnCC «SUB mv Off* TAVERN GET ONE ANY dp SSSHB^'%, or EQUAL cm LESSER PWCE M »» %, F00TL0NG % 624-0737 Carry Out Orders ** "i* Wiictim ol 1 mwfcon tc* ox* Richmond Mall "Win pixcnaM Shoe, inc. Excludes CIOMOUS & Easy GIDDY UP 1993 Fall Enrollment Spirits. Expires 9/26/93 I Although complete enrollment figures are not yet available, VALUABLE COUPON , the number of registered students is down slighlty from the same time last year. Overall enrollment is expected to be \n\ I'nir down slighlty from last year also. Over $20 16,248 (PI I J P "" mm ~ " BEST VALUABLE COUPON - — — — —| OH* .<*d Ironi Source: Council on Higher Education Progress/TIM BLUM 1 Slice & 1 side order of Spaghetti University enrollment Valid only with coupon it participating Liule Caesars. Expires:September9, 1993 EP slightly down this year Richmond 623-0771 539 Mahaffey Dr. By DeVone Holt Suggestive sigas of decreased en- New editor rollment for this semester began surfac- Little Caesars ing during the 1993 summer school ©1993 Linlc CHW Krtcrpnsea. Inc. As of Aug. 26, enrollment fig- session. BEST VALUABLE COUPON- — I Progross/JAY ANGEL ures for the semester have taken a The enrollment was down 437 for slight decrease in comparison to the summer session, compared to the Model student Jeren Guthrle rides one of the ponies figures reported last year. summer of 1992, creating a 8.1 per- 1059 BEREA RD. her father brought to show Model students Monday. The registrars office reported cent decrease for the summer. 16,248 students had enrolled at the Although the figures were down university by last Thursday as op- for the summer session, the enroll- posed to 16,525 students enrolled ment report released on July 15 indi- by the same time last year. cated an upward fluctuation for the OB CLASSES: Lack of professors, Doug Whitlock, executive as- fall semester in reference to the 1992 sistant, said if the current pace con - fall semester. During that time en- low enrollment cause cancellations tinucs, enrollment figures will level rollment was 11,405 for the fall se- off to a 2 percent decrease for the mester compared to 11,337 for last Try Captain 1% in.-» If nkxl possibly be substituted, and therefore The courses that were canceled 1993 fall semester. fall. Kabob (linnets. All Jinnos issue prolonged graduation dates, because of low enrollment were "multi- Russell En/.ic, vice president En/ie said students enrolling in inclikk'hili-lp 'MM En/.ic said. section courses", courses that have for academic affairs, said the fig- mid-scmcsicr classes and at the ex- lusfahlcs rice and .i brawl-ink "Wc said this before, when the five or six offerings of the same class, ures' day to day fluctuation creates tended campuses will continue to be li stale started culling budgets, lhai il he said. Those particular courses an instability in determining an in- added to the growing enrollment fig- II SHRIMP & FRIES H CHICKEN & FRIES might hit some people and slow down haven't been eliminated from the cur- crease or decrease in enrollment. ures until the university's final cutoff I Chicken, fries, their graduation," En/.ic said. "And I riculum, but have been merged with However, current trends sug- date on Oct. 29. I Bite Size Shrimp, <£/>* 25 think we're seeing il now because of their respective sections. gest a decline is expected for this The count will then be sent to the I fries, hush puppies'^ / I hush puppies k $^25 these budget cuts." The students WIK> were enrolled in semester. Council on Higher Education, two I & cocktail sauce mm Sweet & Sour sauce mm weeks before their enrollment figures I Oftt SOwpon p«i eutfotnti No) good | Or* coupon par cuiomr. Hot good Bui if an alternative course legiti- the canceled classes arc allowed to One trend affecting student en- * win mny othv coupon ty e>*count Itwih any other coupon or cftsooum (""'T\» " mately substitutes the canceled class enroll in the merged classes of the rollment is the decline in high school deadline lor all government-funded I attar. Esp-rcs 9/11/93 1060 &•«•• off* ExpfcM 9/11*3 10S0 B»IM VLlS^ in the minds of the faculty, ihcy will section if their schedules allow. If graduates. universities. I Ho** n-chmond. Ky. ^C&^ | FRoad. Richmond. Ky. be interchanged appropriately, he their schedules don't allow, they will "Thai's one major reason wc En/ie said die university sends its FISH & FRIES H DINNER COUPON said.Another reason classes have have to postpone the class until it's have a decline in enrollment." figures in two weekscarly toclarify or faced cancellation is because of the convenient. Whitlock said. correct any mistakes that might arise I Fish, fries, low class enrollment figures. Myers said the university is cur- "People aren't having as many from the count. | hush puppies $025!WW**** I &.Complete rently looking to fill the void in staff children as they used to," is another En/.ic said il is crucial for ihc uni- "Wc don't have the funds to offer trend Whitlock cited as a factor in versity to have ils figures correct be- | & tarter sauce mm Dinner- "* OFF the classes with very small enroll- positions for the spring semester with | On* mopon par cvtfomar Not good ,l«p&&\ I Ona coupon par cvatoma*. Ne* pood the decline. He said the decrease in fore ihcy are sent lo the Council on wthwan any any ooupon or aiscouradiscount oror- r ~j"V, ." I 1 r«h any othar ooupon or raaoount I ^W\\T part-time faculty and has a special 1 ■ ■ ments like wc used to," En/.ic said. family si/.cs has had a direct impact Higher Education because cnrollmcn liar, (.p.... 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Not valid on holidays ♦> fl AlSt TV Hattcm Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 AE^TACUS^Service Offers You the Best Value On Campus Eastern Kentucky campus As a campus resident, you residents get the finest can sign up for an AT&T total value in long distance Calling Card through the service with AT&T ACUSSM ACUS Service Center and Service. your AT&T Calling card And when you're off charges will appear on campus, the AT&T Calling^ your ACUS Service bill. Card offers you AT&T ACUSSM Service and convenience and value the AT&T Calling Card. from virtually any phone Two great cards, one anywhere. simple bill. J Sign up today. Call 1 800 445-6063 if you didn't get your ACUS Service PSC or to get an AT&T Calling Card. AT&T «: THE EASTERN PROGRESS September 2, 1993 Bl Chad Williamson Accent editor Political Face GOPs to rebuild Democrats eye for 1996 next 4 years By Emily Leath cesses. Staff writer Wilson said he would like to sec By Chad Williamson the organization's involvement in it the Republicans take hold of more Accent editor "We had no leadership," Goins WANTED: An easygoing, com- state government offices, but last said of the last twelve years under fortable individual who is not too po- year's rcdistriciing made it tougher Dr. Carol Jordan, the adviser for Reagan and Bush. "We sec it as a time litically radical one way or the other for the party. Eastern's chapter of the College when we can get our country back." and who is not afraid to get dirty. "Kentucky has been undcrDcmo- Democrats,admits the organization He said that he believes the sacri- Republicans preferred. cratic rule for so long and yet we've probably won't be as active as they fices that were talked about during the If you have those characteristics, always seen the same problems," were at this time last year during the Prcsidcntal clcciionVilrlnosUy affect Mark Wilson, chairman of Eastern's Wilson said. Cited as examples were Presidential campaign. the uppcrclass. chapter of the College Republicans, is health care ami education. "When it'sanational campaign, "Wealthy people and companies looking for you. "I think if the Republicans were everyone wants to get involved," arc going to have to make sacrifices," Being an off-election year and con- given a chance, and the Democrats she said. he said. sidering the country and Kentucky arc didn't try to throw a wrench into Though they have not yet met to Jordan said she is "tickled pink" Inside under Democratic leadership, what is everything, they could organize, Jordan said they will be with Clinton's performance in office, the need for such an organization? show some good working throughout the year on citing the appointments of Ruth Ann ■ Renfro Valley "My main goal is to get really orga- leadership in issues ihcy feel arc Ginsburg to the Supreme Court and Bluegrass Festi- nized this semester," Wilson said. "So the state," going to affect col- Janet Reno to the position of Attorney val begins Friday. we will be able to be an asset in the Wilson said. lege students most. General. . See PREVIEW, future elections. It's during the off This se- Among those is ■ She said she doesn't care about B2. time when we build our organization mester, the health care re- Clinton's recent record low approval up." group will as- form. rating. "I think they just poll things to ■ Mojo Filter Kings The group is involved in campaign- sist several candidates in the local "It takes so many forms, and they death," she said. ing for all Republicans at the local, election and start to prepare for the (the government) keep changing it," "We, as a country, have more criti- have college future. cal problems than any other new ad- education to state and national levels. she said. "We support Republicans in gen- He said the group already has State government will be taking a ministration." she said. back up eral. We don't pick out moderates or committed leadership and if enough strong lead as plans arc being set for She feels the problems of the bud- rock'n'roll life. radicals," Wilson said. "We support students get involved, Eastern alumnus and Kentucky Secre- get and the deficit must be solved first, See ARTS, B3. good candidates who want to do good "We can build a College Repub- tary of State Bob Babbugc to speak on allowing the administration to move for the country and the people they lican parly that's going to last," he the governmental agenda in Frank- along to free trade and health care ■ Mozart, Eastern's represent." said fort. reform. unofficial mas- The group is not just a Republican Wilson stressed that all students Also planned isforCollcgc Demo- Goins said he would like to sec the cot, is remem- support arm. Wilson said he feels it can and faculty arc encouraged to join. crats President Phil Goins to speak to state begin to place more money into bered. See also be learning experience for stu- He said the majority of the estimated Governor Brcrcton Jones about the helping the disabled. He also credits PEOPLE, B4. dents. 40 members tend toward being his- Disability Act. Governor Brcrcton Jones with taking "It's easy to go and sit in a politics tory or business majors. On the local level, things will be steps toward a state health plan. class," Wilson said. "We're able to "A lot of people who arc going slightly quieter, Jordan said. "Nothing "He'll be known as the man who ■ Boot-scootin' into business arc really worried about got it started," he said. boogie craze offer people opportunities to get in- on the (local) agenda is critical to us. volved and the possibility of learning the future of the country," Wilson (However), if Madison County wants Jordan said that she is excited about creates lines to first hand about politics." _ said. us, we will help them." Clintons possibilities. "It'll be a very learn dance. See Politics may often seen as a game The College Republicans will Meanwhile, the group will be re- interesting four years," she said, and ACTIVITIES, B5. of comment and criticism, but Wilson have an organizational meeting at 7 cruiting members and will set up a she also added that she looks forward was not overly critical of Democratic p.m. Sept. 7 in the Powell Building. booth at the organizational fair in Oc- to the opportunity for everyone work- ■ Volleyball fest to President Bill Clinton. "I don't think The group is also in need of a tober. ing together to improve the nation. play on Sunday it's fair to blame or credit one person faculty adviser. Interested staff should Goins plans to build on the mo- "I'm hoping Republicans and and Monday. See for all the country's problems or sue- contact Wilson. mentum of the national election and Democrats can start working together." SPORTS, B7. Did you know? The Louisiana Shrimp and Petro- leum Festival and In Search of the Late Night King Fair begins today in OK, night owls, it's time to determine who's the reigning late night talk T.V.show host on campus. • Morgan City, La., Will Letterman be front runner now that he's at CBS? ■ •Name: • and carries on Will Arsenio's "Night Thing" appeal more to the college crowd •Phone number through Monday. or does Jay rule the airwaves? Will Conan O'Brien even be i a contender? And will Chevy Chase survive the late night scene? The festival cel- • Who's your favorite late night Send us your thoughts and cast your ballot for late night talk T.V talk show host? : ebrates the impor- supremacy. Simply fill out the form and mail it or drop it by the i tance of petroleum Progress office located in the Donovan Annex Building •Why? : and shrimp to the next to the playground at Model Laboratory School. area. For more info contact: The Eastern Progress • Who's your least favorite? 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Keeneland Dr. • Curt Gardner, Pastor Chi Alpha will being its Thurs- Announcements TUESDAY WEDNESDAY The National College Poetry day night Bible studies today at A new session of Shotokan Announcements contest is under way and is 8:00 p.m. The meetings will be Clubs/Meetings Karate lessons will begin to- Kappa Delia Tau begins its The Chri stian Studenj Fellow- offering cash, books, and held weekly in Combs 213. day from 10:00a.m. lo 12:00 Rush today at 9:00 p.m. with a prizes for top poems. Win- Everyone is welcome. ship will meet each Wednes- Tin i p.m. in the basement of the dress meeting in Walnut Hall. day at 7:00 p.m. at the Daniel ning poems will be published. Parks and Recreation Cen- For more information call 625- The Christian Connection meets Boone Statue. free of charge, in American ter located at 321 N. Second 0264. every Thursday at 9:00 p.m. at Lectures Steve and Wendy Collegiate Poets Anthology. 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Duice, "Dazzey Duks" "8 Brother Cain,"Brother Cam" 9 Fugazi, "In on the Kill Taker" Thursday, September 2.1993 10.U2, "Zooropa- ARTS Doug Rapp, Arts editor Mojo Filter Kings bring good times to Richmond Photos and story by Jim Quiggins I've seen hundreds, possibly a thousand, bands in every situation imaginable. The best time to catch an act is when they first start to feel like they have a shot at breaking the na- tional scene. Their local following, loyal and large, never allows the band to play to less than a crowd. The street buzzes with good reviews, and new fans are recruited at each show. At this point, the band is still un- touched by the politics of the record companies, and you can see a fresh excitement in the band. Drummer Marc Jones and singer Ray Smith jam it up This is exactly where the Mojo masters program and teaches fresh- Filter Kings are right now. from a variety of sources. man composition. The Mojos have been busy rock- Guthrie, who graduated from Scott Allen, the Mojos' other lead ing this area with their current line-up, Eastern with an art degree last spring, singer, teaches English at Breathitt since John Guthrie joined the group in provides the perfect soul on bass to County High School. Feburary of this year. compliment the undeniable groove The CD is being recorded outside As well as pulling together a tre- drummed out by Marc Jones. Jones Nashville at Paul Martin's home stu- will graduate this December with a The Mojo Filter Kings took the stage at Phone Three with their own style of rhythm and blues. mendous live show filled with their dio. Martin is the lead singer for Exile degree in microbiology from the Uni- own brand of blues, the Mojos have and is producing the recording. been working on a 12-song CD slated versity of Kentucky. room and watch the people move to Beatles "Come Together:""He's got as well as a return date at Phone 3 in The Mojos' live show is some- for a mid-fall release. Guitarist Ethan Semone, saxo- the music. I can't recall seeing a band Muddy Water. He wants Mojo Filter..." Richmond later in the month. thing to be seen. Highlighted by rock- phonist John Richardson, and singer- that so many people of different back- The Mojo Filter Kings will be play- Call the Mojo Hotline at 624-3730 The multi-talented Mojo Filter ers like "Little Boy Blue" and "Rode Kings are an interesting collection of guitarist Ray Smith all attend UK grounds like so wcll.c. ing Saturday night in Louisville at Uncle for information about the dates and Hard," the groove seems to reach out also. Semone and Richardson are The name for the band came when Pleasant's. They will also be at J.D.I.'s times of upcoming shows or to be characters with different backgrounds, and grab everyone in the room. undergrads. Smith is in the English a friend of Allen's was listening to the and Lynaugh's in Lexington this month placed on their mailing list who derive influences and inspiration It is interesting to walk around the Student Steely Dan mesmerizes fans manages with jazzy pop at River bend new music By Doug Rapp played. By now, I noticed most of the "Peg," was next in line and was Arts editor people in the pavilion were seated and performed beautifully, just like on the those in the lawn, like me, were stand- album. Fagen jammed on his two new business CINCINNATI—They're back. ing. tunes to end the sctA The crowd keep By Shannon Conley Jack, to do it again. The band was in a really jamming clapping and, of course, the band re- Staff writer Yes, Steely Dan finally hit the road mood and most of the songs were ex- turned for an excellent rendition of with its unique blend of ja/./.y pop and tended and altered slightly. "Josic," "My Old School." After music education major Eric soul. contained a brief drum solo, and Fagcn Fagcn asked the crowd what they Lewis finishes classes at 11:45 a.m., Witnessing Steely Dan live at played trumpet in yet another extended wanted to hear and everyone yelled he heads up the bypass to the newly RiverbenD Tuesday night was a leg- jam. out a variety of song titles. The song opened Willcutt Music Store in endary occasion, since Steely Dan was Fagcn was changing the lyrics as they chose, "FM," as the last number Winner's Circle Plaza. mainly a studio creation of the '70s, well. During "Hey 19," Fagcn traded of the night appeased the dancing When Bob Willcutt decided it Progress/JIM QUIGGINS with Walter Becker on guitar and "Thai's Aretha Franklin I She don't audience. was time to branch out, he called on Donald Fagcn singing with a rotating remember the queen of soul." for Otis It was an evening of musical magic. Lewis to run the Richmond division. Manager Eric Lewis and owner Bob Willcutt plan grand line-up of excellent studio musicians. Redding as the king of soul. Waller Becker's fluid guitar solos were Willcutt has two other stores in Lex- opening for their Richmond store. Although their last collective album Fagcn's solo material was warmly astounding. All the musicians were ington and East Bcrnstadt. was released in 1980, Fagcn recently recci ved by the audience. "Tomorrow' s impressive. The other guitar player. Lewis feels that Winner's Circle space for rental equipment and les- lor half an hour. released his second solo album. Girls," was easily recognized and a Drew Zing, took his share of spirited Plaza is the prime location because it sons, but the most noticeable add ition The store officially opened on "Kamakiriad," and Becker has one in jamming segue from "Counicrmoon" guitar solos. The vibraphone player is on the rapidly expanding side of will be the presence of several drum Aug. IK, but it plans to celebrate its the works. to "Teahouse on the Tracks." impressed stole the spotlight on one of the many the bypass. kits, which is new to the chain. grand opening this Saturday. When Fagcn and Becker trotted all in attendance. extended songs. Even the other piano "In the evening, when wc have Currently, P.A. equipment and "We're basically here lor the mu- on siagc, the audience went crazy After intermission. Becker and player found his niche in die lengthy; the I ights on, you can sec the products lighting rigs arc available for rent. sicians. If a lot of people ask lor some- since they have been listening to these Fagcn delivered a soothing version of jams. from all the way down the bypass," According to Lewis, guitar equip- thing wc don't have, we're gonna get guys for nearly 20 years. "Deacon Blues." Next, came "Babylon The sound was crystal clear, with said Lewis. ment rental is not available as of yet. it. We're really excited about our pos- Fagcn got seated behind his organ, Sister." and the crowd cheered its ap- each instrument's volume mixed With the added space that the but the possibility exists. sibilities," Lewis said. and Becker strapped on his guitar and proval. evenly with the others, and the overall new store has, many extra features Lesson rales arc left up to the The store opens at noon duri ng the the band kicked things off with a 10- From here to the end of the show. volume was perfect. If you missed this will be made available to old Willcutt individual instructor,buiLcwisspccu- week and 10 a.m. on Saturdays anil minutc version of "Green Earring." Steely Dan was on a roll, keeping the extraordinary show, Donald Fagcn's patrons. Some extras include more latcd that the average is around SIO closes at 8 p.m. "Bodhisiava," was the next tune crowd on its £et. parting words were: " We'll be back next year." GO Hamm'sBP JACKS 480 Eastern By-Pass CLEANERS 623-0604 'Quality Dry Cleaning at Reasonable Prices' 205 Water St reel , , We accept student checks! Downtown Richmond *** 210 St. George Street Credit cards welcome. 623-6244 624-426S Visa, Mastercard, Discover, BP, BP Sohio, BP Boron, BP Gulf Alterations and Repairs Call us for your towing and road service DRIVE-THRU "Ask About Student Discounts' at St. George St. Just Off Campus needs-24 hours a day. =4 EKU STUDENT BEAT YOUR HUNGER WITH A CLUB. When your hunger just won't quit, beat it with a Subway Club. 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Campus mascot remembered as music fan 7:15.9:45 7.9:45 By Daniel Smathers erect, his legs stiffened and 1KM3] START FRIDAYI DO Staff writer his tail pointing, when the na- BRIEFS "TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTXTXTXXTTTTTIIIIIIHml»l»imHi: tional anthem was played. He was a lover of music. He was loyal to Eastern Tracy Starr Marsee. a ********** He was a free spirit who en- too. When the rival team's senior broadcasting major and * BUCCANEER joyed a good parade. He was, band played, he would howl Miss Richmond Area USA DRIVE-IN * for many kids, the reason they as loud he could. 1993, was selected as one of ^LMARy KAy. * US 251 picked up their clarinets in One story says his fond- the lOsemifinalistsat the Miss * * the morning. ness for ice cream was so great, Kentucky USA Pageant on His name was Mozart, Whitney D. Jones * * File photo he had a charge account at July 17 at the Executive Inn in and he loved to sit in the Ra- Collins' drugstore, which has Paducah, Ky. She is a senior Independent Beauty Consultant Box Office &00 * Mozart became a familiar figure on campus, and * Movies Around &30 vine and listen to aspiring was its unofficial mascot. since moved. broadcasting major. musicians play, and now he is Whether it was his fond- * Products Sold At * * buried there. Mozart was The son of an Irish setter Mozart got to the door, he ness for ice cream, or just old Named the top Army *9uMsslo Ptrk* mascot for the music depart- father and a Cocker spaniel looked back embarrassed be - age, Mozart died Aug. IS, ROTC cadet and designated The Sun Shoppe ment. Mozart was a dog. mother, he loved music, rarely cause no one was following 1964, at the age of 17. as the corps'cadet commander Tanning Salon *[KH2l Mozart was born on missing a concert in the Ravine. him. Now, while classes are still was James R. Martin. Mar- * Charles Boyd'sfarm the same He attended classes with stu- Mozart spent much of getting started and no major tin has received an advanced 310 East Main St. AND day as'his grandson, on dents, resting on the floor as his time at Burnam Hall, papers are due, lake time to camp certificate. 623-8110 Oct. 15.1947. excitable music professors lec- where his next adoptive visit the Ravine and read a We have a full line of: i * Some months later he fol- tured, often barking if they spoke mother. Miss Kathleen book, eat lunch, meet a friend, Jean Wood has been lowed a janitor to the college past the end of class. Bales, was house mother. take a short nap or do what- named the executive cadet for •Skin Care (Men and Women) * OIRAGOM* and was adopted by music In a 1979 Eastern Progress Nearly everyone on ever suits you. Eastern's Army ROTC. Wood •Clamour Products * THE BRUCE LEE STORY* student Doug Gaither. The article, Blanche Seevers said campus claimed Mozart as You might even pay re- has received a top physical •Hair Care rest is history. that Mozart once came to one of their own, and could visit spects to that rare friend who fitness award, a reconnais- •Nail Care jr 1PG-I3| ¥ Mozart's fame grew as her classes. with him at football games. never missed a concert in the sance award, a land naviga- •Satisfaction Guaranteed stories of his peculiar habits The class was an hour long He inarched with the James E. 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Main Street Drawing September 30, 1993 American Red Cross Richmond, KY 40475 TLE (Across from the Telford RESTAURANT YMCA) Hadeer JMI campus 1 Thursday, September 2,1993 ACTIVITIES Selena Woody, Activities editor Mascot represents fun, New team cheers to nationals pride for university East Tennessee State University along By Selena Woody Because of this, the chccrlcading Activities editor with 83 other mascots from top judges and coach Bryan Dewire schools. thought that a bigger team would help The team of Dolen and Tester The spirit of Eastern is ready to the cheerleaders in their quest for a brought back a total of four superior come alive once more as Eastern's national title. awards, including a highly coveted chccrlcading squad gears up for an- The decision to go with the large, superior trophy for overall excellence other year of rallying fans and learns single team was allowed by the as mascots. „ on to victory and school pride. amounts of talent that the judges saw "It was a lot of hard work, but it This year's team may come as a when try-outs look place at the begin- was also a lot of fun," said Dolen . surprise to some fans, however, when ning of the school year. Along with the techniques and they discover a new style taken on by There was so much talent in the approaches the two mascots learned the university. new freshmen c lass that it was easy to at the camp, Dolen feels that the per- Many fans are used to being greeted choose a good team," Chaffins said. sonal relationship he and Jason nur- by the coed cheering team at football Good is exactly what this year's tured will help the Colonel be a better and men's basketball games and the team promises to be, with fresh new By Selena Woody man. all-women's team at women's basket- talent and reluming pros lo create the Activities editor "Jason and I got to build up our ball games. perfect mix of cheering. relations during the camp, which is That won't happen this year. Fans During the summer 11 returning After a grueling night of cheer- vital, because we have to act so much will be greeted by a new, single host of members of last year's team attended ing at a basketball game, the Colo- like each other." cheery faces that won't change with- the Universal Checrleading nel wished fans goodbye and waved For the future, Dolen has high the season. Association's Chccrlcading camp at to the children who smiled brightly hopes and a plan to get there. A new style was adopted this se- East Tennessee State University to at the huge man before them. Then, "We're going to the nationals, mester when cheerleaders were cho- better the aspects of their cheering a 5-year-old boy approached the and I can't tell you my secret of how." sen. and returned to campus with rave Colonel and tugged at his coat tail. Being the Colonel has a certain Instead of two teams, only one team reviews and some new ideas for he The tiny lot handed him a letter that mystique about it that no other title of 22 cheerleaders was chosen. coming year. he had written for his mascot. The can fill, according lo Dolen. The previous two teams were made The team brought home superior letter was one of consideration for "It's something about the suit. up of 22 cheerleaders—12 on the ribbons in each area of competition, the Colonel's religious beliefs; the You put it on and there is this aura. former coed team and 10 on the previ- including dance and pyramids, and little boy hoped that his friend, the You can play monkey with anybody ous women's team. also returned with a superior trophy Colonel, was a Christian. and they love it Outside of the suit, Although the new team is not larger for excellence during thecnti re camp. "It just blew me away," said it's hard to do those things." than a combined co—ed and women's Chaffins said, however, it wasn't Heath Dolen, a.k.a the Colonel. "It A night as the Colonel is not all team, it does have its advantages over all easy, cut and dry. was really touching lo know that the glory that is is cut up to be, with the two smaller teams. "We took five women and six this five-year-old boy cared that temperatures in the suit reaching up The new team will be able to enter men, and wc were a bit intimidated much for the Colonel." to 130 degrees. competitions as a 12 couple squad. Progress/JIM QUK3GINS because teams like Georgia and UK Today, that letter hangs on "It takes a certain degree of dedi had 12 couple squads. Bigger squads The team will break into seven Members of the cheerleadlng team practice this Wednesday. Dolen's "Colonel Wall" in his room cation," said Dolen. "Bui, if they'd couples that will rotate among the away can do more and better." along with other mementos given to pay me, I'd be the Colonel forever." games, so that each couple gets a fair now. proximately ten couples or more. Performance outshincd intimida- him by fans. When a night comes up and the chance to cheer during the year. In fact, the team has a few new Eastern's team last year ventured to tion, and Eastern's cheerleaders Dolen, a senior public relations Colonel has an appearance to make, All eleven of the couples will per- ideas slated for this year, including the competition with six couplcsn. emerged better for their worries and major, has been Eastern's top mas- Dolen takes his lime to find the spirit form at home games. dancing, pyramids and bigger cheers. The team placed seventh in that work. col since December. He and partner of the Colonel within himself. According to sophomore cheer- One factor in choosing the team, competition, partially due to its limited With the start of the football cheer- Jason Tester have gone since then When Heath disappears into the leader Kristi Chaff ins, the change will says Chaffins, was the hope of the ability caused by having such a small ing season quickly approaching, the made the Colonel one of the besi maroon suit, the colonel come to life. greatly benefit the tcamand help it to team to make it successfully through team. team looks anxiously ahead to new mascots in the nation. "Yes, I love being the Colonel. I accomplish more feats than it previ- the Universal Chccrlcading "Wc want to go to the national frontiers and a better future. During the summer, Dolen and don'i think I could ever pick one ously couldpcrform. Association's National Chccrlcading competition in San Diego this year," "We've got a lot of talent, and Tester attended the Universal Cheer- reason why, unless it would be the "It'll be a lot bcucr. With all these Competition. Chaffins said. "It looks bcucr to have we're real excited about this year. leaders Association mascot camp at smiles that I put on people's faces. different people on the squad, it's Teams that usually participate in more couples on the team, when you go We're going to do great this year," amazing how many things wc can do the competition arc made up of ap- to nationals." Chaffins said. Country dancing: Two steps, Achy Breakys taught «• By Selena Woody The women have danced at events Many people arc turned off by ihc everybody can come," said mother Activities editor such as the Governor's Derby Ball idea of country line dancing just be- and dancer Emily Agcc. and received a championship award cause it is called country line dancing. Agcc became interested in danc- With ihc growing resurgence of from the Rcnlro Valley Clogging Country dancing doesn't have to ing when her daughter began country music and such currently Competition in 1991. he country, says Green and McHarguc. McHargue's classes about a year ago. passed phenomenons as ihc Achy "I don't know whai I'd do with- "It'snot jusla country music dance; Today, she is a member of the Rich- Brcaky Heart, country dancing is once out clogging," said Green, a fresh- it's rap, rock, Mucgrass, Cajun, just mond Rhythm Steppers, who travel again kicking boots together all over man occupational therapy major. about any type of music," said Green. to shows and fairs to click their heels Richmond. Green became involved in clog- McHarguc said that many people to the beat. The local growth in the popularity ging as a child when, like many chil- become involved in clogging and coun- Country line dancing continues of country line dancing is evident in dren, she decided that she wanted to try line dancing purely for a physical to grow, according to McHarguc. due the demand Richmond dance instruc- dance. She began clogging and stayed reason. to the influence of songs and videos tor Richard McHarguc felt in January. with it and looks for it to always be in "Dancing is good exercise and it's thai feature a liulc of each dance. The "Country line dancing has caught her life. a type of thing that will kind of give country dancing population is grow- on like wildfire all over the United Green and Stamper agreed that a you a high. You come in and dance a ing and can be found as close to home States," McHarguc said. "It's just good country dance team on campus might lilllc, then everything else jusl leaves as Richmond, downtown or above fun." be a good thing. Although the univer- your mind." town. Mc Hargue said that people began sity has its own dance team, the coun- Mc Hargue estimated that the town Should anyone be interested in calling him to inquire about country try dance team thinks a clogging team of Richmond could be classified as 60 learning more about line dancing or line dancing last year, and the calls could be an unusual and refreshing to 70 percent country. This is one even clogging, feel free to contact continued to mount. These calls led twist to student activities. reason why country line dancing has McHarguc at 623-9120 for informa- him to add country line dancing to his "It would be great if we could become such a big hit. tion on taking dance lessons. clogging classes. Since then, he says start a clogging team on campus," Dancing hasn't just hit the younger If anyone feels the desire to be- thai his classes have grown quite well. said Green. Richmond population, it has hit all come a member of the clogging mass Eastern students, Sarah Stamper "Country dancing is good exer- ages. McHargue's class ranges in age within the work). Green and Stamper and Cassic Green, have been country cise," said Stamper, a freshman fash- from the liny 4-ycar-old to the mother are interested in starting a clogging dancing, particularly clogging,collec- ion merchandising major. "Also, you and grandparents that brought him to team on campus. If you may like to tively for 11 years—Stamper for six meet people and build long-lasting the lessons. join, call Green at 624-2698 and years and Green for five. friendships when you dance." "It's good, clean family fun and Stamper at S310. <«*> &**p FALL SPECIALS Heavy Duty Muffler 1WIZE Most Cars and $Q -4 95 DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS Light Trucks 4m 12? & SERVICE CENTER Installation extra m .SUB JS!Sr 624-2990 Limited Lifetime Warranty ur«lof, 624-9241 appScaMa). analyz. tyslam w«h SUN compuwr.. / Upcoming Quota of the Week B6 TODAY: Eastern vs. Western; Kick off at 8:05 p.m. ee BEAT WESTERN! »• SEPT. 5-6: Eastern Labor-Day —Roy Kidd Volleyfest; Alumni Coliseum Thursday, September 2,1993 Chryssa Zizos, Sports editor SPORTS Colonels aim to conquer A heartfelt dedication the Hill tonight By Lanny Brannock with an ankle injury and junior guard John Staff writer Combs is down with a knee injury. for an athlete However, Coach Kidd is optimistic that At 8:05 tonight the No. 10 ranked Eastern the backups will fill in adequately for the dying young Kentucky Colonels and the Western Kentucky injured starters. Hilltoppcrs will take the field at Roy Kidd "It's certainly going to take away from the There comes a time in each of our Stadium, both with something to prove. offense, but we've got some good replace- lives when we realize our own mortal- The Colonels will try to prove that they are ments. Penman can replace Brown, and we ity. the best I-AA team in the stale, while the have receivers—the one place we do have There's also a time when we realize Hilltoppcrs will try to win for the first time at some depth. Combs will be hard to replace that the sports stars we adore are not the Eastern in almost 20 years. because he is experienced. invulnerable figures we often make Only two obstacles stand in the Colonels' "I think Western will be a lot better. They them out to be. way of winning the game for bragging rights are a more veteran team, and we have a young A dark cloud has hung over sports and keeping the home unbeaten streak alive— team. We caught them early last season and it fans across the country this year as some a very much improved Western Kentucky was obvious that they were a better learn past and present stars were called to Hillioppcr team and the injury plague. toward the end of the season,''Kidd said. their final resting place. Senior defensive end Chad Bratzke is ready Penman feels that this is a big rivalry and The tragic deaths of two Cleveland to go against Western. a big game, but be doesn't feel the pressure of Indians pitchers, Steve Olin and Tim "We're ready logo. I've been ready logo. coming in and playing in a big game because Crews, following a boating accident in I want to line up against someone with a he has done it before against Western, includ- different jersey and pound them. We hate ing last year as a fullback. Florida during spring training left a them." hollow feeling in me. "I don't really care about starting, just as I'm not even a Cleveland fan, living Western coach Jack Harbaugh is returning long as we win and play well," Penman said. near Cincinnati my entire life I am a 18 starters (nine offensive) from a 4-6 team Besides the three starters that are out for die-hard Reds fan, but the accident that won three of its last five games last season. the game, there are several other Colonel touched my life nonetheless, reminding The Hilltoppcrs will challenge a new de- starters that have some bumps and bruises, me that death is an ever-present force fensive scheme, a banged-up offense and a with junior quarterback Ron Jones at the top of scm i - inj urcd q uartcrback when they face East- the list with a sore throwing shoulder. waiting for each of us. em. Baseball was handed a double dose "Jones is not completely healed but he Three Eastern starters that will definitely continues to improve every day," Kidd said. of bad news when the Los Angeles miss the home opener arc ones that are sup- Dodgers lost two Hall of Famers, Roy Jones may not be completely healed, but Campenella and Don Drysdalc. within a posed to move the football the most against a he feels that he is fine and ready logo in his first blitzing, stunting. Western defense. start at quarterback for Eastern. week of each other. Senior tailback Leon Brown is out with ProgressW JIM QUK3GINS NASCAR racing was also hit by "It's a lough situation coming in and play- both ankle and knee injuries, senior flanker tragedy this year, losing stars Alan Chris Barnes Kulwicki and Davey Allison to helicop- Kenny McCollum will watch the home opener SEE FOOTBALL, PAGE B8 tackles Mike Penman during the Maroon and White gam*. ter crashes. AIDS took tennis legend Arthur Ashe. Experienced Stepp in as Former North Carolina Slate basketball coach and broadcaster Jim Valvano lost his battle with cancer. Epps comes to Lady Colonel Two rising young stars in the NBA, Drazen Petrovic of the New Jersey Nets and Reggie Lewis of the Boston Celtics, coach Colonels assistant coach died this summer. Petrovic was killed in By Chryssa I. Zizos By Chryssa I. Zizos Germany following a traffic accident on Sports editor Sports editor the Autobahn, while Lewis died of cardiac arrest on the basketball court. The Colonel basketball learn can look for- Edward Stepp, former men's head basket- The Zambian national soccer team ward to a new season, new young faces and a ball coach at Connors State College, has been was killed as the result of an airplane new assistant coach. named the Lady Colonels new assistant basket- crash. Robert Epps, 30, has served since 1988 as an ball coach serving under head coach Larry Joe And the list goes on. assistant at Northwestern State University in Inman. I tend to put athletes or coaches on a Natchiiochcs, La. Stepp came to Eastern from Frankfort where pedestal of sorts, and granted, not all of Head coach Mike Calhoun said that Epps he had been serving as a consultant for physical them deserve it. But I've always taken was best suited for the job at Eastern. education for the Kentucky Department of Edu- their mortality for granted. "He has a strong background in the South cation. Stepp said he joined the Colonel team in That began to change one night in and has been involved with a Division I pro- order to return to collegiate athletics. January while I was watching ESPN. It gram ."Calhoun said. "Those were major pluses "I missed the competition and the contact was that dreadful night when the news for Robert being selected." with the people,'' Stepp said. "It's in my blood." of University of Iowa basketball player Epps' assistance helped lead Northwestern Stepp's latest coaching endeavor was in Chris Street's death changed my State to the top of the NCAA Division I in learn Oklahoma, where he led the men's squad to the thinking. scoring two years in a row. 1990 NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic I was privileged to know Street Before joining the staff at Northwestern Association) national championship with a 36- during his years at Iowa when I, loo, State, Epps wasagraduatc assistant at Marshall, 2 overall record. was a student there. He truly symbolized a part-time assistant coach at East Carolina and Stepp was named the 1990 NJCAA Tourna- what the Big Ten is all about — an assistant coach at Walker College. ment Coach of the Year and the 1991 NJCAA dedication, hard work, determination Epps finished his last two seasons of basket- USA All-Star Team Coach. and simply being the best you can be. ball at Marshall University after compiling a "Ed is a good recruiter. I think he can help us But to die when you arc 20 years old successful 29-4 record at Walker College. He Progress/ JIM QUK3GINS with his experience," Inman said. and just coming into your own both on' lead Marshall totwo Sou them Conference cham- Robert Eppa, left, and Edward Stepp are new assista nt coaches with the He is a 1973 graduate of Union College in and off the court doesn't seem quite fair. pionships. Colonels and Lady Colonels basketball teams, respectively. Barbourville. In a way, I see athletes as objects meant to be adored but not touched. They seem like they should live forever, albeit in infamy or with adoring fans Colonels ready for Labor-Day Volleyfest stretched across the country. Many of these people will live forever, or at least for a while, in our ■ Maroon and White front, while Heather Vorhes, Natalie Guerrera memories. What we as sports fans need and Leath will round out the starting lineup on to remember is that they are no more scrimmage proves the beck line. Labor-Day Volleyfest invincible than you or I. team is prepared for Pol vino said the team is very adjustable Sometimes it takes a tragedy, or and flexible as far as line up is concerned. Sunday, Sept. 5 several of them as in this year in sports, weekend tournament "We may move to 6-2 setup later in the to make us take a look at our own lives tournament, depending if we get stuck or not," 11 a,m.: Eastern Michigan Univer- individually. By Chryssa I. Zizos Pol vino said. "We may even switch the out- slty vs. Chicago State University After all. there's no better time than Sports editor side hitter in 0K rotation or switch the middle the present to live each day to its fullest hitters." 1 pun.: Eastern vs. University of since no one knows when the end will Eastern Colonel volleyball team will make "We should get some good competition North CaroUna—Greensboro come. its first appearance for the 1993 season this experience this weekend," Leath said. "It will Sunday and Monday as they host the Labor- 3 p.m.: East Tennessee State be nice to face different colored shirts on the University vs. Eastern Michigan Day Volleyfest. other side of the net for a change." Theround-robin tournament will consist The Colonels will be playing without 5-10, 5 p.m.: UNC—Greensboro vs. of Five teams, including Eastern, East Tennes- sophomore Sharon Morley this season due to Chicago State see State, Eastern Michigan, Universty of North a recurring back injury that started last year. GRIDIRON QUIZ Carolina-Greensboro and Chicago State. Progress/ BOBBI JO SHIELDS 7 p.m.: Eastern vs. East Term— "If we can get our defense as quick as our see State Head coach Geri Pol vino, who is entering offense, we should be alright." Polvino said. Do You Know? her 27th season with a record of 567-342, is Under head coach Geri Potvino'a guidance, Eastern has captured nine The Volleyfest was originally scheduled optimistic about this year's Colonel volleyball for Saturday and Sunday, but has been pushed Monday, Sept. 6 team. OVC championships and eight OVC 1. When was Eastern's first Tournament tit lea. back one day to Sunday and Monday because 8 a.m.: Eastern Michigan vs. football game played at "This tournament is going to be dog fight power will be shut off on campus Saturday for UNC—Greensboro; East Tennes- Hanger Field? between the teams," Pol vino said. "Our team installation of an electric power line. see State vs. Chicago State is mentally ready; they want to compete." for the scrimmage was .350. Games will start at 11 a.m. on Sunday at 2. Who did Eastern play, who During last Saturday's inter-squad. Ma- Senior Kim Zelmskd the team on defense Alumni Coliseum and will run through Mon- 10 a.m.: East Tennessee State vs. S»was the victor and what was roon and White scrimmage, the Colonels im- with 16 digs, while junior Lori Federmann led day with games starting at 8 a.m. UNC—Greensboro; Eastern vs. the score? pressed Pol vino with their accurate serves and the team on offense with an attacking percent- The Colonel's will play their first game at Eastern Michigan good passes. age of .615. 1 p.m.. Sunday in Alumni Coliseum against 12 p.m.: Eastern vs. Chicago "Our middle hitters were very productive "If we continue to keep our winning atti- the University of North Carolina-Greensboro. tude, there is no dubt that we won't win this »6 1° ajoas e Xq during the scrimmage." Pol vino said. "Emily The Colonels will then travel to Columbia, 9H!Asino-| jo AiisjOAiun «M> l»«J ujaiseg z Leath 's performance was effective on getting weekend," Federmann said. - Mo. on the weekend of Sept. lOto compete in * * A> games will be played at 9C6I € PO I the ball to them." Kim Eckland, Zelms and Federmann will the University of Missouri Volleyball Tourna- Alumni Coliseum :SJOMSUV The Colonels' overall hitting percentage start this weekend's tournament play in the ment. * The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 B7 SPORTS Since 1978 *********&*****$ =AUOO ^CENTER Nganga, running in America •23 Southern HiDs Plaza Richmond, Kentucky 40475 M By Mary Aim Lawrence Nganga spends his summers in Rich- Contributing wrier mond. "I miss the team during the sum- We Sell And Activate \ mer," Nganga said. "I wrote to each and Achangc comes over John Nganga, every one of them." his friendly eyes light up and a smile When Nganga came lo America, he spreads across his face when he talks suffered knee problems and had lo sit i cassettiis about three things — his family in out his first season. tosters PAGERS Kenya, Africa, his family (Eastern track "In Africa, I ran on dirt roads and i-shirts team) here in Colonel country and his when I came lo the US A, I was not used BUY SELL TRADE Call For Details On How major, horticulture. lo the concrete pavement." You Can Obtain Service It seems normal for a junior in col- Erdmann feels that Nganga' sstron- 623-5058 EKU By-Pass across from Pizia Hut lege to be excited ^^^^^^^^^ gest points are **************i about his major his friendliness and his family and and his com- friends until you tf In Africa, I ran on mitment to know that both the track Nganga traveled dirt roads and team and his 18 hours, crossed when I came to education. the Atlantic "He's a Dairy Ocean and the USA, I was great asset lo Queen adapted to a new the EKU com- culture in order to not used to the munity," said compete as a Erdmann. Colonel athlete concrete Nganga under head coach pavement " comes from a Note Accepting Applications Rick Erdmann. large family. Apply In Person Nganga, ana -John Nganga He has six track scholarship, brothers and Big Hill Avenue • Richmond. KY - Ph. 624-0481 has won the Ohio five sisters, so Valley Conference cross-country title he is used lo having a lot of people Locally Owned and Operated twice, placed first in both the 5,000 around, but he says that Kcntuckians meter and 3,000 meter runs and has arc among some of the nicest people only been competing since 1991. he's ever met Nganga, who has accomplished so "I like ithcrc. People arc sofriendly, much in so little time, humbly glows very nice and warm. They arc always with pride in his accomplishments while willing lo help," said Nganga. never losing sight of their significance. Both Nganga and Erdmann arc look- LEE'S "There is a lot more to John than ing forward lo this season, but in differ- Famous Recipe Chicken athletics," Erdmann said. "His approach ent ways. US "s Richmond (oil Eastern B\ Pass) to college and the adjustment is very Erdmann hopes that Nganga has the 3-Piece Chicken Dinner 2-Piece Super Snack positive. He is genuinely well-liked by best season he'sever had, while Nganga 3 pieces of chicken, mixed * 2 2 pieces of chicken, mixed * takes a decidedly philosophical ap- everyone he meets." Progress/ BOBBI JO SHIELDS country vegetables or salads * 1 mashed potatoes & gravy * 1 "I wanted to go to a school where I proach John Nganga hopes to return to Africa following graduation. homemade buttermilk biscuit homemade buttermilk biscuit can do sports and go to school," Nganga "I can't tell you what I want to do. Plus <£ 1 OOPlus Choosa Famous Recipe • Choos* Famous Recipe Crispy Plus* or said. I'll just run and sec the outcome," said $299? # Tax C'ispy Plu» or •M^Tax Oven Roasted "I was running in Kenya, and my Nganga. Ovtn Roaster* Behind the scenes: John Nganga wllh any other oil*' or discount No: valid wllh any other offer or discount teacher told me that in the USA they As far as long-term goals, Nganga Good tor a limited i Good for a limned lime give scholarships for running." hopes to go back lo Africa after he __ LEE'S Famous Recipe Chicken LEE'SJamous Rjxir«Chicken _ Nganga'scoach arranged for him lo graduates. Full name: John Nganga 2-Piece Super Snack "I want lo start my own nursery one Birth date: August 10, 1970 r 3-Piece Chicken Dinner meet with Tom Taylor, who went lo 2 pieces of chicken, mixed * 3 pieces of chicken, mixed * 2 day back home," Nganga said. Birth place*: Nakuru, Rift Valley, Kenya Eastern in the '60s and '70s. Taylor mashed potatoes & gravy * 1 country vegetables or salads * 1 "I think John's goal is lo be the best spoke to the coach at Eastern and here Parents: Paul Machung and Anne Wangari homemade buttermilk biscuit homemade buttermilk biscuit Nganga is. he can be both athletically and academi Major: Horticulture Famous Recipo rt< /•\r»p]us Chooaa Famous Recipe Nganga hasn't seen his family since cally," said Erdmann. "And he has the Favorite Movie Stan Clint Eastwood Crispy Plus* or Crispy Plus* or $199?- Ovtn Roaster*. $299 T„ Ovin Roasteri 1991, but says that the track team has commitment lo make that goal a real- Favorite Food: Chicken Not valid wllh any other offer or efifCvBAi taken on the roles since he arrived here. ity." Good (o< • limned time LEE'S Famous Recipe Chicken LEE'S Famous Recipe Chicken THURSDAY NIGHT i UNDER THE LIGHTS AT ROY KIDD STADIUM AND HANGER FIELD Watch the EKU Colonels take on the Hilltoppers of WKU Kick-off 8 p.m. BEFORE the game join WKQQ 98.1 FM morning host KATIE CLINE •% * at the Papa John's Pizzafest & # Student Tailgate Party^ V0 G0 Alumni Coliseum Parking Lot 5-8 p.m. > x. FREE Papa John's Pizza, Coca-Cola, and Powerade OwQa ™ The Eastern Progress, Thursday, September 2,1993 SPORTS get some experience and the only way they wul throw the ball if they can FOOTBALL to do that is to put him in the game," ii IVs hard to say how good wo an. protect the quarterback. Thomas Kiddsaid. "What looks exciting to me is when ■ Colonels open Kidd said the Colonels are looking We're overrated. There Is no way you put points on the board. No matter with Western forward to playing against someone if you run it in or throw it in, it's kept on besides themselves, and. that will let we are the 10th beat team In the exciting to win," Kidd said. him know hew good a team he has. country... 99 Last week in the maroon and white with Eagles ing Western right off the bat It's an "It's hard to say how good we are. game, the Colonels fumbled four times easy game to get motivated for be- We're overrated. There is no way that - Roy Kidd and threw an unofficial interception in By Stephanie Rullman cause you don't have to be motivated. we are the 10th best Mam in the coun- a little more than a half of play. Assistant sports editor It's Western." Jones said. try. The only reason that we're ranked "We shall not rumble. If a back Redshin freshman Greg Couch will 10th is because of our tradition and can throw the ball—if we can run the Kidd said earlier in the season that fumbles, he will not play," Kidd said. Eastern see some playing time against the what we have done in the past football. I want to see what's going to the Colonels would throw the ball more This will be the 70th meeting of graduate| Hilhoppers so that Jones can be rested "I am anxious to tee what our happen when one of our linemen gets this year which would be a more excit- the in-state rivals, and the game has Mar k n s some, and to get Couch some experi- defense can do. I am as anxious as the punched in the note. I go through it ing type of football. not lost anything according to Kidd. Thomas has ence. fans are. I want to see how well we can lying there in the bed at night," Kidd In the the past the Colonels have "It's still a rivalry; it't soil West- survived theI "I want to play Couch. He has to protect the quarterback, how well we run the ball mainly, and Thursday ern." last round of cuts and it a member of I the Philadel- phia Eagles' final 47-man ros- ter. Even though he was by- passed in the National Football League draft in April, Thomas signed a free agent contract with the Eagles in May. Thomas, the Division I-AA all-time leading rusher with 5,552 yards, finished the pre- season as the Eagles' second leading rusher. He earned the spot on the roster by beating out Siran S tacy and Tony Brooks. Stacy and Brooks were the Eagles' second-round and fourth-round draft picks, respec- tively , last year. Thomas' best game of the preseason came against Atlanta two weeks ago when he rushed for 74 yards and scored two touchdowns. He finished the preseason with 103 rushing yards on 29 carries, a 3.6 yard average and two touchdowns. Thomas also had eight re- ceptions for 95 yards. Thomas said he is excited to have a chance to accomplish what most people only dream about. The Eagles currently list Thomas third on the depth chart al tailback. The team opens regular sea- son play Sunday at home against Phoenix. 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