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► Drive for 3O0 i October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. X^ Thei ne Easterneastern i Find out techniques on how to Fie photo do a self Coach Roy Kidd hugs form* strong safety * breast Scooter Aael after the Colonels' 27-16 victo- ry over Western Kentucky In 1996. Eastern exam/Bl plays Western Saturday in Bowsng Green. 6 Progresswww.progress.eku.edu Kentucky . Fraternization 2000 VICE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN banned under Mighty Joe SGA proposal "Students Senate wants policy in handbooks rub it to get ' A'» on their BY JENNIFER ROGERS ees are prohibited from evaluating or Assistant news editor making decisions that could reward or finals. I hope penalize the other party. M LL4 The Student Government Association I'll geit an 'A' passed a proposal to establish a university The Senate required the policy to be on my test . included in Faculty/Staff and Student policy prohibiting relationships between Handbooks. Thursday tent a typical students and professors after its lengthy h ' CalSLJ^. ffl debate at a meeting Tuesday. Although the Senate passed the policy, night." i polWcian. He The proposal states that "sexual rela- senators' opinions varied. 1 is the first tionships between students and faculty or The problem comes with the evalua- Joseph Orthodox Jew students and staff (with whom academic tion, not in the relationship itself," Ueberman, to serve in the or evaluative relationships exist)" are a Committee on Academic Affairs Chair Democratic vice Senate and "negative factor towards the goal of stu- David Aker said after the meeting. president on • national dent success..." and bans the relation- "We're not trying to discourage love or candidate, 4 ticket. His ships. human interactions," Aker, who spon- Joking while Kw" JJ^i^n. ^•JJaW^- father owned The Senate also adopted, as part of the sored the proposal, said to the Senate. "I rubbing the foot 4 a liquor store proposal, a policy used by the American don't want to sit beside someone in class of the Daniel i Association of University Professors. That and wonder why they got a 'B' and I got a Bcone Statue andwasa 'C when I know they're sleeping with the ' 1 reeNor/AJ model says sexual relationships between q»1 students and university employees with professor." whom they have an academic or evalua- Sen. Craig Anderson called the propos- mummm tive relationship are "fraught with the al "too much, too soon" and led an unsuc- B Joseph potential for exploitation." cessful attempt to send the proposal back * •• Lieberman The model states that such relation- to committee for more review. ■ ships make voluntary student consent The proposal will be sent to the Eastern's suspect and render both parties vulnera- Council on Student Affairs and then to ble to allegations of sexual harassment President Robert Kustra for approval. i Arlington opportunity to because of a "significant power differen- The SGA will send a copy to Faculty Houeeto tia]." Finally, students, faculty and employ- Senate to review. i for V our region 1 DsnvMe.The and beyond * 3 our state. This am purchased tor 4 S34mWonln New campus identity pubMctty you couldn't begin 1868/A5 to buy..." V. suggested by Meridian Many of Robert Kustra, ■ president of 2 « 1 Eastern's , BY JENNIFER ROGERS The communications firm presented students and New writer its findings, along with its idea for Eastern Kentucky k. + #•'• Eastern's new brand identity at a pre- University, \ * faculty were Eastern is searching for a new describing Joseph surprised by sentation Sept. 28 in the Pearl image. Buchannan Theatre. Lieberman's visit Lieberman's Helping in that search for a new to the campus 4 Meridian's goal was to develop "com- •*-- ^. stroN through image is Meridian Communications, a Tuesday i A r pelling and distinctive identity for EKU" [ campus firm based out of Lexington. The com- according to the Meridian presenter. Tueeday/A5 munications firm was hired by Eastern Searching for the information to last semester to help the university compile this image. Meridian conduct- "I think this is establish a new brand identity. ed surveys and focus groups that A brand identity is a marketing term looked at the attitudes and opinions of kind of an > J| that refers to how an organization or Lieberman's students, prospective students, faculty, exciting thing business is perceived by itself and others. staff and alumni. The corporation spent j^■al visit to that I'm The cost of the project was $55,000, six months gathering information about Eastern's that was paid by a grant from the EKU the university, Richmond and the involved in. I campus Foundation. extended campuses. |T1 Tuesday? What they ended up with was that think its Vern Snyder, vice president of i Check out the Eastern has its strong points and its different, and ■ ■ ■ advancement, said that he felt the pro- n Photos by Dena TacketVProgress Progress' ject was much needed. weaknesses. The corporation said that I think that Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Joesph Lieberman rubs the foot of Eastern's photo page/Be "When I took this position last year, by highlighting Eastern's good points and working on its weaknesses, it one nice thing Daniel Boone statue during a stroll of the campus Tuesday. the President and I began talking about finding a new market idea," Snyder said. should be able to increase its appeal. about stu- Some of Eastern's strengths that Meridian thinks it has that right idea, were identified by Meridian were and they are now looking for the Eastern's faculty. The faculty's accessi- atlveiy young approval of the administration, faculty people Is that Joseph Lieberman visits and students. See MERIDIAN, A8 we can kind of get excited campus while in Richmond about things." BY DENA TACKETT Powell tickets available Tuesday Editor PROGRESS STAFF REPORT Tuesday at the Powell information desk. Matt Ueberman, The visitor to campus The tickets will be available on a first- son of Joseph TAiesday was not your aver- Tickets to see Gen. Colin Powell, come-first-serve basis until the event Ueberman, age Joe. Sen. Joe who will speak as part of the America's Students, faculty and staff must pre- commenting on his Lieberman, Democratic Promise Kentucky Summit Nov. 10, will sent a valid Eastern ID card to receive father's campaign vice presidential candidate, be available to students and faculty the free tickets. took time away from beginning Tuesday. Free tickets will be available to the preparing for tonight's debate against Students, faculty and staff can pick up public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Oct. 21 at Republican candidate Dick Cheney in the free tickets to the morning session of Alumni Coliseum. "It's boon Danville to do a little sightseeing — and the summit where Powell and others will Tickets may be reserved by calling exciting. I campaigning — on Eastern's campus. speak from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. beginning Lieberman was in the area because he (859) 622-8333. liked used Eastern's Arlington Association as a watching the home away from home Monday through today to practice for the debate. dogs search- Lieberman's first stop on campus was ing all the at the Powell Food Court where he sur- court, where he talked to them about Joseph Lieberman ► INSIDE ► WEATHER^ cars and prised faculty and students who were at how they felt about the United States gives a thumbs-up to lunch. The patrons had already been sur- going into the Middle East students in the AD INDEX .. S3 TOOAY: _J ^ stuff. And prised, though, when the hordes of Lieberman also stopped by a voter Powell Food Court Bl-4 everyone has national and local media showed up registration table set up outside the Tuesday. Lieberman Hi: 79 before Lieberman's arrival. Powell Building to meet students and LOW. 55 .;/;;//.. boon so stress the importance of voting. called Richmond President Robert Kustra and Football home for four days Conditions: Showers nice." Coach Roy Kidd greeted Lieberman at "It's going to be a real close election," the food court. Lieberman played on the he said. "And I hope you vote for me." while preparing for POUC E MAT . A4 Wife Showers Priscilla Hall. fact that Kidd is edging closer to 300 Lieberman got some reassurance the vice presidential BS-7 SAT: Showers mixed with snow Burger King wins. when a crowd member shouted out, debate, which will be . B2 SUN: Showers employee at the "I'm going to try to get a little of this "Well take care of you." at 9 p.m. tonight at Powell Food Court, winning spirit here," he said Tuesday. In what seemed like a historic Centre College in ► REMINDER commenting on Lieberman also got a chance to speak Danville. Lieberman's visit to two Bosnian students in the food See LIEBERMAN, AS The UWR will be given tomorrow, 6 p.m. in 1 he Combs Building. T i & — \ V . A2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. October 5. 2000 Sincerely, Shane COLONELCORNER Three ingredients Seek advice, laugh, cry and solve complicated puzzles - all while releasing stress. spicey for love stew Collegiate Press Word Search The Bell Curve I am really attracted to this younger share. No matter who takes the first Ruy who is my buaineae partner. I stab at your young Romeo, someone COLLIOUII would really nice to make a move. is going home with a dean fork. Td be willing to risk making things The catch here, and I can guaran- weird in our busmen relationship and tee you there is a catch, is that Mr.
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