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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

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BY MEU8SA RHOOOS the sale of a controlled substance BY JENNIFER ROGERS been sent, and a red light sig- increase lighting around cam- Staff writer -I the first time, applicants will wait Assistant news editor nals the call has been received pus in a three-phase plan. two years to receive aid and after by Public Safety. To talk into Fall 2000 marks the first If the Division of Public Safety Kara Tatum. Senate student semester of a new law delaying or think this is a the second conviction, no aid will the phone, a user pushes the rights committee chair, said the be provided. has more work this semester, it denying federal financial aid to same button used to place the phases range from the easiest If an applicant enters a three, brought it on itself. call. students convicted of illegal drug good nils, but I Public Safety, with the help of improvements to the more com- offenses. he/she may have more than two Lindquist said that the phones don't think rt convictions for possessing illegal the Student Government are located in "excellent" spots plicated. Director of Financial Association, has installed 20 Phase I of the proposal, to be Assistance John Fish said it is not drugs, or may have more than around campus. be very one conviction for selling illegal emergency phones on campus completed by Oct. M. calls for his job to investigate and deter- and is planning a $100,000 effort "For the most part if any- mine whether someone has been drugs. body's walking through campus improvements like pruning trees If an applicant enters a three, to improve campus lighting, all convicted of a drug offense. in the name of making Kastem a they can pretty well see them." near the tennis court lot across "If a student is convicted of a he/she is not eligible for FAFSA lindquist said. from Clay Hall and on the north unless he/she completes an safer campus. drug offense during the school Mis The emergency phones, Ritchie Rednour. Student side of the Powell alley and year and has already received the acceptable drug rehabilitation (lovernment president, said pub- replacing burned out lights. program. installed earlier this semester, money, we can not do anything," were activated on Sept. 25. lic safety's cameras pick up 9i) Tatum said she thought the Fish said. "It's not our job to You can obtain aid if you are percent of the phones. administered by or eligible for Plans for the phones have been improvements would be started investigate. John Fish, in the works for a long time, lindquist said that the phones right away. "If we saw that a student was funding from a government however. will make people more comfort- director or financial agency or court, eligible for reim- Phase II involves adding convicted we would probably noti- "It went into our strategic able, but public safety's role will fy the inspector generals' office assistance bursement by a federal or state grow at the same time. lights to the Moore Building. licensed insurance program and plan probably 15 years ago." and suspend the aid for next said Tom Lindquist, director of "It actually increases our Wallace Building and the new semester." Fish said. administered or recognized by a public safety. "We actually work load." Lindquist said. "It Brockton parking lot. a project to federally or state licensed med- To date, more than 6,000 stu- receive aid, escalating the num- added a few phones during that offers another level of protection, cost $100,000. Phase II will be dents or would be students have ber of people likely to be impact- ical facility or practitioner. If you time." another level of security, another completed by Nov. 30. lost some or all of his or her aid ed by the provision into the hun- were denied FAFSA in the fall, level of peace of mind." but finished drug rehab that Lindquist said the phones, Phase III will add lights to the as a result of the drug provision of dreds of thousands. which work on a radio system, Rednour agreed. motor pool lot and near Clay the Higher Education Act enact- Question No. 28 asks if you term, you would receive aid dur- ing that time. aren't just for emergencies. "We haven't gotten any neg- Hall, remove fencing from the ed in 1998. have ever been convicted of any He said that students in auto ative feedback about the Fish said Congress saw the illegal drug offense along with a 1- Convictions for felony or mis- tennis court lot and add another accidents, having medical emer- phones at all." Rednour said. entrance to the Samuels Track. Higher Education Act of 1998 800 number to call if you have demeanor offenses involving alco- gencies or wanting to use the hol or tobacco are not considered "A general consensus is that ITie last phase will be done by needed some work so they decid- questions. A person enters a one, evening shuttle service could the phones make people feel ed to reduce the hard drug prob- two or three depending on that when determining eligibility, nor also use the phones. Jan. 8. are drug convictions that have safer." lem by starting the Anti-Drug person's situation. A drug related When a student picks up the Public Safety and the SGA are The proposal will be submit- Campaign. conviction does not necessarily been cleared from the student's phone, a blue strobe light on the ted to the Council on Student record or conviction for which the teaming up again to improve "This is Congress's attempt to make you ineligible for aid. top flashes. campus lighting. affairs, and if approved will be get rid of the drugs," Fish said. A person enters one if he or student was prosecuted as a juve- To make a call, a user only nile. Arrests are not the same as Tuesday the Senate unani- passed on to Doug Whitlock. Sophomore Andrea Hobbs said she has never been convicted for has to push one button. A vice president of administration she believes you should first get a convictions. mously passed a proposal that possessing or selling illegal green light signals the call has would add, enhance and drug test if you have been convict- drugs, has completed an accept- Fish said he doesn't believe and finance for implementation. ed before, and if it comes up clean able drug rehabilitation program the new law will have a great you should get the aid. Hobbs since the last conviction or had effect on students here at added that if the test comes up all convictions for selling or pos- Eastern. ► Faculty Senate negative, you should be denied sessing illegal drugs removed "I don't think it will have much aid. from his or her record. effect on student population," "If you refuse to answer No. 28 An acceptable drug rehabilita- Fish said. "I've been in this busi- (question) you should also be tion program must include at ness for 12 years. Proposal offers degrees to professionals denied because you wouldn't least two unannounced drug "I personally think this is a have anything to hide," Hobbs tests. Those who enter a one are good rule, but I don't think it BY JENNIFER ROGERS mechanism whereby we don't have to deal with said. eligible to receive federal student will be very effective because it Assistant news editor this without a policy." There is an estimated 80 per- aid for the school year. is self-reporting," Fish said. The Faculty Senate enacted a process Monday John Taylor. Faculty Senate president, said cent of students on some form of Question two involves convic- Fish added that an effort is that grants degrees to accomplished professionals Tuesday that final decisions to grant the degrees financial assistance whether it is tion of any offense involving the needed, but results will be clear who do not have a degree from Eastern. would rest with department chairs. grants or loans at Eastern. possession of controlled sub- if the anti-drug campaign is The process allows professionals who complet- "It's not going to be the vice president saying "you More than 750,000 applicants stance and the sale of. Applicants working. ed 90 credit hours, left before earning a bachelor's give them a degree'," Taylor said. "It's not going to left the drug question, No. 28 on will receive aid one year after the Freshman Stephen Johnson degree and went on to earn an advanced degree to be a topdown decision. It's a bottom-up decision." the Federal Application For first conviction. Upon second said he doesn't agree with the be granted an undergraduate degree from Eastern. In other business, the Senate established an Student Aid blank, and are receiv- conviction, applicants will wait new law. Michael Marsden. provost and vice president Ad Hoc committee to review establishing posi- ing aid this school year. Under two years to receive aid, and the "I don't think it's right for academic affairs, said the proposal would main- tions for lecturer and part-time lecturer. new regulations, however, appli- third time applicants will receive because what you do in your past ly affect those who completed parts of law or med- The Senate also charged its executive commit- cants leaving the question blank no aid. shouldn't matter," Johnson said. ical degrees and went on to law or medical school. tee to review establishing an early retirement in subsequent years will not If an applicant is convicted of "What's done is done." Marsden advocated the proposal "to allow a option for faculty. Presenting Hummel Planetarium Laser Light Shows Don't Let Friday the 13th Dates: Be Your Unlucky Day! September 22 & 23 Today until Friday the 13th you September 29 & 30 And may purchase any meal plan and October 6 & 7 receive $50 in Free Rex! 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Florida vacations $129! spnngbreaktravel com Blue (irass Army Depot. The College of Health The farm is located seven miles Raise $1.6OO-S7.000 + get free caps. Happy 22nd Birthday to Susan Residents can attend comment Sciences will offer a daylong con- east of Richmond off KY 52. sessions at noon and 6 p.m. Oct. 5 ference titled "Integrative Reservations should be made by at the Madison County Medicine: Combining the Best of Oct. 10 by calling 622-2228 or 622- • Trophies ■ Plaques Operations Center. Residents can Conventional. Alternative and 1310. • Awards • Engraving look at the reports and discuss Complementary Practice." The their concerns. conference will begin at 8:45 a.m. Richmond Goody's on Oct. 7 in the Perkins * West f if ■ Watch debate in Powell Building. A fee of $129 will cover sponsoring blood drive a continental breakfast, lun- 625-9082 Custom Sportswear with free food from SGA Goody's of Richmond and the NtvM- nvffrvHvrUanthfvrts.cam cheon, contact hours and hand- Central Kentucky Blood Center Proud member of the CORNER Of FIRST It MAIN The Student Government outs. For more information call are sponsoring a blood drive at 2 Colonel Club . — *.».r~.> 606 624 2200 Association and the Residence 622-2143 or visit the Web site p.m. on Oct. 13. Donors can give TfK 'DISCOUNT WHE'NACCOMPANYED Hall Association are sponsoring www.ced.eku.edu. blood by going to the CKBC This week's question an event to get students regis- bloodmobile in the Goody's park- WITH STUDENT I.D. tered to vote and educated about Feminism will be topic ing lot. For more information call Q. The U.S. led all upcoming elections. The vice during Oct. 9 lecture 1-800-775-2522. presidential debate will be shown nations by winning at 8:30 p.m. Oct. 5 in the Powell The Women's Studies Sleepout for Homeless Building lounge. Students will be Program will answer the ques- NEED MONEY? gold medals in the games provided with free food and will tion "How Has Feminism scheduled for Oct 13 be able to register to vote. of the XXVII Olympiad. Changed Our Ijves?" in a lecture The Residence Hall series beginning Oct. 9 with the Association will hold its annual GET YOURSELF A JOB. LOOK IN B** th«- fusi on< to ai Ball State's annual lecture "How Has F'eminism Sleepout for the Homeless Oct. question ' '»"(*t ti^ and news conference today Changed Health Care?" I aim 13. All campus organizations THE PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS WIN A FRFt T SHIRT' Sammartano will give the presen- and students are invited to par- tation at 7:30 p.m. in the FOR SOME SPENDING MONEY. I On* «*n per customs The 5th Annual Ball State ticipate. Setup will begin at 9 peraewseta-plsaw University/Associated Kennamer Room of the Powell p.m. between the Powell Press/Radio Television News Building. For more information Building and the Bookstore. Directors Association Fall call Isabelle White, director of Admission is two canned food Broadcast News Conference will the Women's Studies Program, items or $2 per person. The be Oct. 5 and t>. Registration at 622-2913. RHA will award prizes for the fees are $25 for professionals best built-on-site cardboard CHURCH DIRECTORY and $15 for students, including Matrix Group offering house and to the organization breakfast and lunch on money for female hair that contributes most to the Fountain Park first (Disciples of Christ) Saturday. Featured speakers Church of (kid First United Methodist Church 1238 Barnes Mill Rd. (at Goggins cause, lor more information call 5000 Secretariat Dr. 401 West Main St. include John Larson from Females between 18 and 34 the RHA at 622-4373. Lane) Phone: 623-6515 Phone:623-3511 Phone: 623-3580 Sunday Worship: 9 am. & 11 am Sun. School: 9:45 am. Worship Services: Sunday 8:30 a.m. Coffee Fellowship: Sunday 10 a.m. Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. & 10.50 am. Sunday School: 10:15 am ► Police Beat: Sept. 22 - 29 Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 a.m. Compiled by Jennifer Rogers Wednesday Prayer Service: 6 p.m. Wed. Night Live: 5:15 to 7:30 pm Victory Christian Center Coffee House Sat. Night: 5:30 p.m. I non-denominational charismatic) First Presbyterian Church and Message: 6 p.m. 206 Victory Drive Sept 29 Jason Michael Green, IN. was Renard Frazier. 20. Palmer Hall, (PCUSA) Jeremy B. Wolfinbarger. 21. arrested and charged with posses- was arrested and charged with Phone: 624-3553 330 W. Main St. First Alliance Church Sunday: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m Irvine, was arrested and charged sion of marijuana. alcohol intoxication. Phone: 623-5323 1405 Barnes Mill Rd. with possession of marijuana and Wednesday: 7 p.m. Church School: 9:45 a.m. Phone: 624-9878 Services for the hearing impaired possession of drug paraphernalia. Sept 27 Jason Wayne Story, 19, Sun. Worship: 11 a in Sun. School: 9:30 a.m. Transportation available Luke M. Davis. 18. Martin Hall, Richmond, was arrested and Wed. Night Supper. 6 p.m. (weekly Sun. Worship Services: 10:45 a.m. William Charles Elam. 21. was arrested and charged with charged with alcohol intoxica- & no charge!) & 6:30 p.m Martin Hall, was arrested and possession of drug parapherna- tion. Rap & Snack: Wed. 7:30 p.m. at the Wednesday Night Youth & Prayer White Hal Baptist Church charged with alcohol intoxication. lia. EKU Powell Center Student Lounge Services: 7 p.m. 3401 Colonel Road David L. Hawkins. 21. Bill Bailey. Pastor For free transportation to Sunday Phone: 623-5965 Curtis Brandon Brewer. 22. Sept 26 Richmond, was arrested and Kimberiy Secrist Ashby. Associate morning services, call 624-9878. Sunday School: 9:30 am London, was arrested and Elizabeth Andersen reported charged with fourth degree Pastor Sun. Worship: 10:45 am & 6 p.m. charged with alcohol intoxication $40 missing from her notebook in assault. Cary Ashby. Minister For Youth & Big Hill Avenue Wednesday Prayer Service: 7 p.m. the Si ration Cafeteria. Campus Christian Church Adis Marie. 20. Florence, was Sept 22 "Adopt-A-Student" Program avail- First Christian Church arrested and charged with alcohol Sept 25 Michael Auterson reported an 129 Big Hill Ave. able: Cary will meet students each Phone: 623-1592 (office) (Disciples of Christ) intoxication. Natalie Albright reported a dent incident of criminal mischief out- Sunday between 10:30 & 10:45 a.m. Phone: 623-6600 (answering Main at Lancaster Ave. in the door of her vehicle. side his Brockton Apartment at the Powell Center Student Lounge machine I Phone: 623-4383 Sept 28 to walk to church together. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Sunday Early Worship: (informal) Brian David Miller. 21. Clay Micah Wilson reported damage William Marples reported his Morning Worship: 10:45 a.m. 8:40 am Hall, was arrested and charged to his bicycle. compact disc stereo stolen from Richmond Church of Christ Evening Worship: 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 am with alcohol intoxication. his car in the Brockton Lot. 713 W. Main Street Sunday Worship: 10:40 am Sept 24 On Wednesday. Big Hill Chnstian Phone: 623-8535 Student Fellowship meets at 7 p.m.. College Bible Study: Tues.. 9 pm Jeremy Todd Riley. 21. Clay Two McGregor residents Betty Wilson reported a fire Bible classes: Sunday 9 a.m. Call the church office at one of the Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m Hall, was arrested and charged reported receiving harassing extinguisher missing from Worship: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 p.m. with alcohol intoxication. phone calls. Palmer Hall. numbers listed above for transporta- Bible Study: Wednesday 7 p.m. tion to meetings Broadway Baptist Church Colonels for Christ meet the second 121 West Broadway Monday and Thursday each month, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Winchester. KY 40391 3 Different from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. (Lunch pro- "Where religion and reason meet" There b a place like home! Let vided) in the Combs Bids., room 209 St. George Street us be your home away from Lunches 310. Adult Meeting and Religious home." Education for Children: Sun. 10:45 Office phone: (859)744-4735 Peddler's Mall St Stephen Catholic Newman a.m. (For information call: 623- Educational Building phone: @ Center 4614.) (859)737-5249 740 Bypass Rd. 405 University Drive Sunday School: 9:30 am. IHMBlUt «|) Medical Scrubs & Phone: 623-9400 Trinity Presbyterian Church $3.99 each Sun. Mass: 5 p.m. Sunday Worship: 11 am. Uniforms (PCA) Sunday Radio Broadcast: 7:30 am Mon.- Fri. Sunday Supper: 6 p.m. (SI.00) 128 South Keeneland Dr. (at the Inquiry classes for becoming onWUGRAM 1250 11 a.m.-2 p.m. North Richmond exit) Word On Wednesday (WOW): Catholic: Wednesday 7 p.m. Phone: 624-8910 Unfverrty You will like our Newman Night for all students: 7 p.m Sunday Worship: 9:50 am. Winchester Television Broadcast: Shopping Center Wed. 9 p.m. Sunday School: 11 am (MM «•*•*•) »t Friday, 4 p.m. pnees Nursery available tMadisori 613-1 Iff Madtoon HHIs Christian Church James H. Brooks, Pastor Assistant Professor of Philosophy & Booth 253 960 Red House Rd. SL Thomas Lutheran Church Phone: 623-0916 Religion Hours 10a.m.-6 p.m. 1285 Barnes Mill Rd. "Reaching. Preaching. Teaching..." Harden Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Phone: 623-7254 seven days a week Worship: 10:45 am Sun. Traditional Service: 8:30 a.m. (hurch oT Christ Wednesday Wave: 6 p.m. (Labor Sunday School: 9:45 am Day-Memorial Day) 461 Tobiano (in Brookhnc Sub., off Sunday Contemporary Worship: Goggins Lane - West side 1-75) NEED A JOB? Trinity Missionary 11am Sunday: 9:30 am 10:20 am and Baptist (hurch 6 p.m. 2300 Lexington Rd. Westside Christian ( hurch Wednesday: 7 p.m. The Eastern Progress Phone: 624-9436 or 623-6868 Bennington Ct. (across from Ride: 624-2218 or 986-8555 is always looking for a Sun.: 9.45 am. 11 am. &. 6 p.m. Arlington) *#©c*^ Wednesday Youth & Prayer 7 p.m. Phone: 623-0382 First Baptist Church few good men and More than two taatttcr chairs... Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 350 W. Main at Lancaster Ave. women. Apply at 117 Hic/h Speed Internet Access Gourmet Coffees and Te Roaedale Baptist Church Sun. Worship: 10:45 am & 6 p.m. Phone: 623-4028 Sandwich Box Lunches Homemade Desserts 411 Westover Ave. Wednesday Worship: 7 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 a.m Donovan Annex. Transportation available Cheesecake & TYamteu Atmosphere Phone:623-1771 Sunday Worship: 8:30 am. 11 am Call 1881 for more Sunday School: 9 am & 6:30 p.m. 1M SL Clir|i. MdmwK (a KacordSMtti) 423 1500 x221 White Oak Pond Christian information. Mon. Thun 11am -10pm Fn -Set 11am-lam Worship Sun.: 10:15 am & 6 p.m. Wednesday Worship: 6:30 p.m Wed. Prayer Service: 7 pm Church SUJSSpmalBSUCi The Eastern Progress, Thursday, October s. 2000 NeWS A5

► PRESIDENTIAL WELCOME ► LIEBERMAN AT A GLANCE Lieberman's visit Lieberman known for his independence

BY JENMFER ROGERS Connecticut senate in 1970. most political activities on the Sabbath, surprises campus Assistant news editor lieberman lost an election to become but attends legislative sessions in the a Congressman, but in 19H2 became name of duty. He refused to attend the Joseph I jeberman is not your typical Connecticut's attorney general. Halfway 198H Democratic convention and has Bv JANEVMSON elementary education major politician. through his second term, he defeated his walked five mik-s to the Senate because News editor from Lancaster, said she thinks lieberman was the first Orthodox incumbent opponent for a Senate seat. his religion prohibits riding in vehicles One senator's stop in Richmond it's great that a vice presidential Jew to serve in the U.S. Senate and the Voting with Democrat! on civil rights on the Sabbath and on Eastern's campus this week candidate is making an appear- first named to a major national ticket. He and environmental issues and lieberman has written five books, had students and faculty thinking ance in Richmond. was the first Senate Democrat to con- Republicans on military spending and most recently "In IVaise of Public life." positively in regard to this year's "I think it is great for Kentucky demn President Bill Clinton's behavior foreign policy. Lieberman won the lieberman is married to the former presidential ejection in November. that the debate will be in our state." Joseph with Monica Lewinsky. He was the lirst respect of his fellow Senators for inde- lladassah Ercilich. with whom he has Roy said. "1 also think it wul be good Lieberman. Senator outside the South to endorse pendence. one daughter and one stepson. He has Democratic Vice Presidential C'Union's campaign for presidency. Candidate Joseph Lieberman for the campaign because Kentucky Democratic Lieberman has voted for abortion two children from a previous marriage stopped in Richmond this week is being called a swing state and the vice president But who is lieberman really? rights, gun control and welfare reform to Elizabeth Haas He lives in New debate could make a huge differ- Lieberman was born on Feb. 24. 1942 to prepare for tonight's debate at candidate, as liberal issues. But he can be conserv- Haven and Georgetown, ence in the way Kentuckians vote." in Stamford, Conn. His father was a Centre College. Lieberman visit describes ative on issues like family values. He lieberman is known to read exten- ed the Arlington Association Matt Ogden. a junior elemen- liquor-store owner and realtor. has been called a moralizer and the sively and jog to keep in shape. He is a tary education major from himself as an Lieberman attended public school during his stay. He also briefly "conscience of the Senate." New York Yankee* fan and studies the Lawrenceburg, Ind. agrees that observant Jew. before going to Yale University and I jebennan is known for his religious Torah. visited campus Tuesday. Lieberman. 58, obtaining a bachelor's degree and laler. Justin Dobbs, president of the lieberman's visit is a plus. stance; he describes himself as an Information for this artick- was taken "I think it is good that he is is the first Jew a law degree. observant Jew. He observes the from the following Web site: www.ken- Young College Democrats, said In college. Lieberman worked as a his organization was very excit- making an appearance in named to a Sabbath, from sundown on Fridays until tuckyconnect.com/heraldk'ader/news/ Richmond." Ogden said. Washington intern. He practiced law ed to have Lieberman make a major national sundown the next day. ltKMHI/elcctiond.Rs/electdocs/tttliebe Ogden. however, said he has ticket before successfully running for the He has shunned campaigning and nnan-biii box.htm stop in Richmond. not been following Lieberman's "A lot of candidates don't go issues, but plans to watch the to smaller cities," Dobbs said. debate tonight. ► HOME AWAY FROM HOME "This shows that he is a little "Since I am unaware of his more personal." issues, I will plan on watching According to Dobbs, the the debate," Ogden said. Young College Democrats pre- He added he plans on voting in pared for Lieberman's arrival well this year's election. Arlington making history with history in advance. The group, in conjunc- "I do not plan on watching the tion with the lieberman events entire debate." Roy said. "I'm just team and AFL-CK) union work- BY JENNIFER MULUNS ers, made signs for lieberman's not interested in listening to all that stuff. I do plan on voting because I News writer arrival to the airport Oct. 1. want to make a difference." Arlington House has been in the There was a good turnout," Jason Cormier, a biology spotlight this week due to the pres- Dobbs said. graduate student/lab instructor ence of Vice Presidential Candidate Dobbs added there were said Richmond is composed of a Joseph lieberman. However, there about 1,200 to 1.500 people vast amount of liberals. is more to the historic house than greeting Lieberman when he "Richmond is a college merely housing a potential vice- came off the plane. town," Cormier said. "With a president. Dobbs said Lieberman gave a college full of mostly liberal stu- Arlington House is a mansion speech upon his arrival that last- dents—if they can be convinced that serves as Eastern's faculty- ed nearly 15 minutes, a change to vote, they'll likely vote demo- alumni center. It is a multi-purpose from a typical Lieberman cratic." facility that was designed to serve speech, which lasts anywhere Cormier said he is uncertain the social, recreational and academ- from five to 10 minutes. about some aspects of ic needs of the university, according "Nine members of die Young Lieberman as a candidate. to Doug Whitkx-k, former secretary Democrats had the opportunity "I'm on the fence about of the Arlington Association. to drive in the motorcade," Lieberman," Cormier said. "I like Dobbs said. "It was really fun." Vern Snyder. who is the secre- his pro-life stance, and admire the tary of the board, said that he sees Dobbs said the organization fact that he was one of a handful the Arlington House as a "wonder will be driving in the motorcade of senators to vote against the asset" to the univeristy. throughout the week. Communications Decency Act of The mansion, aking with the lfifi According to Dobbs. his orga- 1996." acres of land on which it stands, nization is pushing for I jeberman While Cormier does not plan on was presented to the university in to visit the campus several times. watching the entire debate, he 1967 by William Arnold Hanger in "Only 20 students were given stands strongly by his decisk>n to memory of his parents. Colonel tickets to the debate in Danville." vote. Harry Bayk>r and Elizabeth Hanger. Dobbs said. Dobbs added that "I may flip back and forth lieberman should make students The land on which the mansion Heather Nichols/Progress from the baseball game, but I've stands was purchased by William a focus while here in Richmond. pretty well made up my mind Joseph Lieberman, the Democratic vice president candidate, called the Arlington House in Richmond home while Arnold. W. A Hanger's grandfather, wailing for the vice presidential debate tonight in Danville Paul Klanchard. director/profes- who I'm voting for." Cormier on Nov. 14,1866 for$34,10&2S. sor in the department of govern- said. "I will be voting because ment who will serve as a commen- the idea of a Bush presidency The exact date that the house Arlington, adding the pillars and courtH, golf course. Mulebarn and as wril as other fees and dues. tator for the debate, said he doesn't sickens me." was built is unknown, but many front portion of the house. swimming pool attract Eastern facul- A similar type of gift is required suspect Lieberman's visit to Sophomore David Ledford. people believe that Arnold built the ty and alumni. ()ther members who for faculty/staff and active members mansion with money that he won Elizabeth Hanger remained in Eastern will have a great effect on an undeclared major from the house after her husband paned participate in the university's Margin of the Alumni Association, accord his campaign, but thinks his visit is Stanford, said candidates travel- from a settlement from a dispute for Excellence gifts program are ingto Snyder. with the NT&BB Railmad. away, along with their four chiklren. a positive one for the campus com- ling to different places helps one of whom was W. A Hanger, the also attracted to the mansion. Snyder also said that students munity. students become better aware Amokl married and had a child man who gave Arlington to Ivastcm. Eor Bomeone who is not i facul- can enjoy Arlington using the golf Blanchard said it's good for of the issues they are present- ii,mi.•(! Elizabeth. Elizabeth married It has also been said that W.A ty/staff or alumni member, he/she coune, and attending events held in Eastern to see a man who could be ing. H. B. Hanger and the two took over Hanger's only sister, Elizabeth Amokl may join as either an the Muk'barn. the next vice president or president. "The more candidates travel the estate after the Arnolds passed Hanger, killed herself by jumping individual/family member, corpo- Eor more information on "I find him (Lieberman) and speak, the more informed away. from the top bak'ony of the manskm. rate member or university assixi- Arlington call the office of charming," Blanchard said. the voters will be about them," H.B. Hanger, who was in the All of the history asstxiated with ate. These types of memberships University Advancement at <>22- Jacquie Roy, a sophomore ledford said. construction field, remodeled the mansion, along wilh the tennis require monetary gifts and pledges, 3116. ► BEING PART OF HISTORY Two Eastern professors covering debates at Centre College

BY HEATHER NICHOLS Paul Blanchard, director and pro- will be featured on the five, six dates' standings with Kentucky news at noon wilh an update of Located across the street from Photo editor fessor of government, were invit- and 11 o'clock news, talking about voters. While Wellman is not the debates and possible out- the Norton (enter, the "media ed to attend the vice presidential the debate's impact on people in representing Eastern on comes. He will also do a live inter- compound" will contain over fit) Being a part of history in the debates at Centre College on Kentucky. Thursday, he was asked to view wilh C-SPAN on Thursday. televisions, which both Blanchard making. Seeing our democracy at Thursday. "I'm going to talk about what observe the media and their It will be a call-in show where and Wellman will be watching. work firsthand. Getting the Wellman, invited by Bruce we should expect as an impact and effects on the debates. viewers can phone in and ask Although there will be crowds chance to be part of the media Carter of Channel 18 in if points were scored or lost with Blanchard was also asked to lx- questions concerning the debates. of people, media and security. during a vice presidential debate. Iexington, will be a political ana- Kentucky voters." Wellman said. a political analyst for the debates Channel 27 and Channel 1H Centre College has accommodal Two professors from Eastern are lyst for the news channel. As a In Novemeber. Wellman will in Danville. Bill Bryant of will be among the numerous ed well. going to get that chance. political analyst, he will observe also broadcast on election Channel 27 news in Lexington media crews in ihe "media com "Centre College has provided a Ferrell Wellman. assistant pro- the candidates and debates from night, updating the viewing invited Blanchard. pound" stationed on Ihe outside of good job for people to express fessor of communications, and an objective perspective. He then public and evaluating the candi- Blanchard will appear on the the actual debates, I heir opinions," Blanchard said .SUB Up late studying? Don't do it on an empty stomach! WE DELIVER! 624-9241 Perspective A6 Thursday, October 5,2000 The Eastern Progress Dem Tacked, editor ►Campus Comments Eastern got fired up about the 2000 election this week after Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate Financial Sen. Joe Lieberman visited campus before the debate. Will you watch the debates, and if so do you Know- think they can change your mind? aid law it-alls? bad for I probably will watch it so I can understand the views of each candidate so I can make a better students choice on who to vote for. Corbm Getting high on life is free — getting high Major: with illegal drugs may cost students an edu- Broadcasting cation due to the Higher Education Act of Yaar: Freshman 1998, which took effect at the start of the fall 2000 semester. Under the act, any student convicted of a drug offense may have his or her financial aid delayed or denied because of the convic- tion. Students More than 6,000 students, or I might go. If not, I will prospective students, have lost are now watch, but it won't influ- Demetriace Moore/Progress some or all of their financial required ence my vote. aid because of a drug convic- to fill out Representatives from Meridian, a PR firm, presented their suggestions for marketing tion. Eastern Sept 28 One suggestion is to make Eastern's brand identity, "Get the Know How." Students are now required to question fill out question No. 28 on finan- No. 28 on cial aid forms, which asks if a stu- financial New identity, more dent has ever been convicted of an aid Undeclared illegal drug offense. If students Year. leave the question blank, financial forms, Sophomore should be considered aid will be denied. Before the act which went into effect, more than asks if a With a snip, snip members aren't taking 750,000 students left question No. here and a clip, into consideration, 28 blank. student clip there and a though, is that this was So... No student or prospective stu- has ever couple of big fat checks suggested after an exten- — that's the way we sell dent should be denied or delayed boon con* It will not influence me at sive study of young peo- WHY financial aid because of a drug ourselves in the merry old victed of all. I'm pretty much ple in Eastern's service SHOULD conviction. Just because an indi- land of Eastern. vidual has a drug conviction does- an illegal skipping out on this The Public Relations area. If it was attractive to YOU n't make that person a bad seed drug election, because I firm Meridian addressed them, that should be what CARE? for a university. don't see either candi- students, faculty and staff matters most. offense. Sept. 28 on its plans to Any punishment an individual date as a presidential Sure, it is a little con- receives from police officials If stu- Munfordville candidate from what give Eastern a facelift. Eastern is your Mart* temporary, but that is the should be more than efficient dents I've seen. Meridian was contracted school, so if Computer ani- by the university to study whole persona Eastern things about Colleges supposedly have an mation open-door policy. Everyone is wel- leave the Yaar: Freshman Eastern's marketing and wants to portray to those it are come up with a brand trying to decide between changed, come to apply and attend a higher question identity for the university, higher education institu- you should level of education — universities blank, BECKY such as "Just do it" works tions. Eastern wants to know about encourage this fact. Why deny the financial DAVENPORT for Nike. it. fact to drug offenders? come off as fresh and People make mistakes. aid will The firm spoke to new. about 30 audience mem- Although some individuals bo I probably won't because I The brand identity slo- bers, approximately one- Eastern is actually abuse illegal drugs, denied. have a night class. I like > third of which were stu- gan, if agreed upon, will under pres- there are those who may have Gore, because I am a dents, where it talked be plastered all over the sure to got caught at the wrong place Democrat. about the study and its university from the water increase its at the wrong time/ Denying financial aid plans for the university if retention because of one mistake is ludicrous. towers to T-shirts to com- rate, and the Board of Regents mercials and ads used for If an individual is in need of financial aid, he or Hometown accepts them. this is a she should have every right to receive help to London Meridian surveyed stu- recruitment. major way it attend college. The act also strikes down against Major: Pre The slogan is just one is going physician dents, faculty, staff, about doing students who are convicted while attending col- assistant prospective students in of the many changes sug- that. lege. Year gested. Everything from a Sophomore the Lexington area, stu- Again, mistakes happen. Being convicted of dents on Eastern's extend- different "EKU" design to marijuana or cocaine use is horrible in its own ed campuses and even extensive work bringing right, but telling the person he or she can't JESSICA incoming freshmen who the Colonel up to date was You want your attend college because of a possible'mistake is NEWMAN attended New Student university to proposed. stay up to denying prospective students the privilege of Days in August. date with being a success in life. One of the many If Eastern is really seri- Financial aid services are afraid to'take a ous about attracting new other I plan on watching the changes suggested by schools chance. The services are worried the money debate on Thursday night Meridian was the brand students, it should listen given to individuals convicted of a drug offense and I'm not really set up identity — "Get the Know to Meridian's suggestions. will be a waste — no education is a waste. If a on the issues, but I think How." Students, incoming and person has the desire and dream to attend col- Several faculty mem- those who are already This study lege, and needs financial help, that person by watching it, it will bers in the audience did- costs big bring everything out in paying tuition, want a uni- should in no way, shape or form be *et aside as a n't take well to the brand, bucks, so bad seed. Irvine tiie open in making my saying it was grammatical- versity that is willing to you should Major: English change with the times. care about Everyone, even those convicted of using illegal decision. ly incorrect among other drugs, deserve a chance to prove themselves. It literature things. Can Eastern be that uni- the Year outcome. only takes one chance for a supposedly bad seed Sophomore What these faculty versity? Only time will tell. to blossom.

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t NeWS A8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. October 5. 2000 MERIDIAN: Company promises new campus look

From the Front tor of Career Service, said she was very impressed with the new bility and competence were char- ideas. acterized as experienced and "I thought it was real edgy," inspired. Some other perceived Melius said. strengths of the university were " I have two 17-year-old daugh- its good educational value, the ters and see college recruiting opportunities that students are materials all the time, I think this offered, as well as the strong indi- type of thing would really stand vidual programs that are offered out," Melius said. like law enforcement and broad- Melius said that she would casting. possibly have some reservations Some of the perceived weak- about the "Get the know-how" nesses of Eastern are that it is a slogan by itself, but that the slo- suitcase college, a party school, it gan along with the ads worked has low admission standards and wonderfully. low retention rates. Meridian "I think that it is something pointed out that the university Dana Tackett/Progress that will appeal to students as has made changes to the admis- well as employers, because it will Young Democrats President Justin Dobbs stands next to Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Joseph Lieberman while local and national sion policy and that it is in the media listened to Lieberman speak about his campaign Tuesday. show that Eastern grads really process of changing. have the know-how," Snyder Other issues that Meridian said. said were reoccurring themes Ron Harrell, director of the : Debate in Danville begins 9 p.m. tonight among faculty/staff and students division of public relations and were an absence of strong marketing, said that the new his home, the Blanton House, to and beyond our state," Kustra said. school spirit, an uninspiring ath- From the Front brand identity is entirely centered Lieberman arrived at the Lieberman with Brock Auditorium as "This publicity you couldn't begin letics program that is inade- around what's best for the stu- moment for Eastern, Lieberman Bluegrass Airport in Lexington a work space. It wasn't controlled to buy if you tried to cost it out" quately marketed to students, dent stopped by the Daniel Boone Sunday night and came to enough, though, tor secuirty reasons. insufficient student activities "I liked it very much, it Statue in front of the Keen Johnson Arlington early Monday morning. A contract was worked out that are poorly publicized, lack focused on the quality of our fac- Building to rub the statue's bronze The senator used Arlington as a between the campaign and Arlington. Lieberman was scheduled to of publicity for university suc- ulty, their experience and who fool. It is legend that rubbing the debate headquarters, although he Eastern is getting $13,825 for leave Arlington at noon today to trav- cesses, ineffective marketing of they provide the know how to our foot will bring you good hick stayed at Comfort Suites in the Arlington rental, the cost of el to Danville for the only vice presi- the school and the school being students," Harrell said. "Students rub it to get 'A's on Richmond during his visit notifying Arlington members of its dential debate of the 2000 election overshadowed by University of Kentucky. Harrell also said that as with their finals," IJeberman told the Campaign staff members pre- closing and food services. These The senator spent most of the any plan, there are parts of the crowd. "I hope 111 get an 'A' on my pared the mansion over the week- are estimates, which will be final- week in mock debates. Meridian said that after look- original plan that may not be used test Thursday nighL" end, setting up a mock debate ized soon. Eastern will also be reim- Washington lawyer Bob ing over all of the research they bursed for the costs of equipment had conducted they found a in the final draft, and that there lieberman isn't banking on sim- room and making the area airtight Barnett who has been involved in are things that will probably be ple luck to get him through the with security. rental and any other costs. nearly every debate since 1976, brand identity that they feel election, though. show just what Eastern is all added. Arlington, the university's facul- Arlington was closed to the pub played Cheney during the practice "Right now we are still in the "My mom and dad always said ty/alumni recreational association, lie until today. The golf course, sessions. about. to me that hick comes to those who however, remained open through- "Get the know-how" was the preliminary stages, but I am very is located approximately three miles Kiki McLean, official press sec- excited about seeing the final out- work for it," he said. "So we're from Eastern's main campus. out Lieberman's visit brand identity that Meridian pre- retary for the Gore/Lieberman come," Harrell said. working this week, but we're hop- Lieberman is not alone at Some employees of Aramark, sented for Eastern. Along with ing for a little luck." campaign, said Lieberman was Snyder said that the new Arlington. Hundreds of staff mem- Eastern's food contractor, got to relaxed, in a good mood and the "Get the know-how" slogan bers, secret service agents and work throughout the week feeding the firm also presented a identity will be reviewed by focused during the practices. the Board of Regents one members of the media packed the the media and others. "The senator is very aware of redesigned Eastern logo. They estate, and Richmond hotels. Prisrilla HaD has been at Eastern also showed print ads with the more time, and that it won't be The senator from Connecticut the fact that millions of Americans long until students will be see- wasn't the only visitor Tuesday. The Mulebam, which was origi- for 11 years. She works in the Ikirgtr are going to see this debate," "Get the get the know-how" slo- Lieberman's son. Matt, stopped by nally used as a barn for livestock King at the Powell Food Court gan and radio ads that feature the ing it. McLean said. One student who did see the two government classes that had before being converted into a din- Hall got a chance to serve Lieberman watched his running new phrase. joined for the appearance. ing and entertainment facility, Snyder said that he feels the presentation seemed to like what Robert Kennedy, Jr. when he visit- mate Vice President Al Gore during she saw. Matt lieberman, 33, is comfort- served as the press center through- ed Eastern last semester, but said the presidential debate from "Get the know-how" slogan will able in front of the classroom. out lieberman's visit to Kentucky. this was even better. Arlington Tuesday night be very effective. "I think Meridian Communications did an excellent Before he left to go on the cam- The Eastern Progress was able "It's been exciting," she said. "I Kustra was one of many who " I think it will raise the aware- paign trail with his dad, he was a to be part of the action as a mem- ness about what is good about job of demonstrating how the high school English teacher. He liked watching the dogs searching joined Lieberman Tuesday for the ber of the media pool for the week. all the cars and stuff. And everyone debate. Eastern," Snyder said. "Get the know-how" theme fits will return to teaching soon after Lieberman's campaign Snyder also said that during into the Eastern culture," said the election is over. has been so nice." Kustra. who is the former approached Kustra with its request President Kustra was also excit- Republican lieutenant governor of the New Student Days, a group of Krystal Roark, a senior public "I think this is kind of an exciting freshman was asked about sever- relations major. thing that I'm involved in. I think it's to rent Arlington Sept. 25. One ed to have a national figure on cam- Illinois, said he left his political Lieberman staff member knew pus He said it was also a good busi- lifestyle when he came to Eastern. al of Meridian's ideas. "Without a doubt. Eastern has different, and I think that one nice made a step in the right direction thing about students and relatively Barbara Ricke, a member of ness opportunity for the university. "Even back in the days when I " The "Get the know-how" idea young people is that we can kind of Eastern's Board of Regents, and the "I think this week has really did wear an K' behind my name, I was the one that really stood out" by hiring a firm that was able to get excited about things," Matt two contacted Kustra to set h up. been a wonderful opportunity to was known to be a fairly indepen- Snyder said. find a common ground for all of Lieberman said after the class. Kustra said he originally offered showcase EKU beyond our region dent 'Kus.' and I still am" he said Laura Melius, associate direc- us," Roark said. i olonH Community UNIVERSITY SHOPPING

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1 Large 1 Topping University Shopping Center located close to campus on the comer of the Eastern Bypass and Lancaster FOXSTUFF PIZZA Avenue provides many services for EKU students and offers quick access to dining and shopping. CONSIGNMENT «t $4.99 plu>. fax r Hungry for pizza? Try Snappy Tomato's all-you-can eat Contemporary & Designer Free Deliver) buffet Monday through Saturday 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Fashions for Today's Woman You can fill your fridge with groceries from Winn Dixie Campus delivery 628 University Shopping Center Carryoul w/ Student II) and while you're there, check out their one-hour film devel- oping, deli, drugstore and dry cleaning. Lower Level Get ready for that special outing with a trip to Total Body Richmond. Ky 40475 625-1333 Tanning salon. Total Body Tanning has a large line of fe 624-2253 Greek memorabilia and apparel including shirts, caps, 4 bags, cups and license plates. Next, head over to Great Clips for a new perm, high- lights or the latest style. And check out Foxstuff for a new WINN© DIXIE outfit for the next night out. Need copies? Mall Boxes Etc. offers students a prepaid America's Supermarket' copy card for $25. This gets you 500 copies for only 5 • Check Cashing * Money Orders • Dry Cleaning cents each. > Western Union * One-hour Photo . Fax Service For those weekends when cash is a little short, visit ' UPS Shipping * Pharmacy . party Supplies Richmond Pawn. The store is open until 6 p.m. on week- days and 4 p. m. on weekends. Located in the University Shopping Center For that evening or weekend when you just want to hang out, drop by Movie Warehouse to rent one of their new releases. New October releases include "Skulls,* 'U-571 ,* Total Bodj Toy Story 2," "Patriot," and "Frequency." Movie Warehouse offers 10 movie rentals for only $19.99 plus taxes. lanning ., (ireck When renting is more practical than buying, head over to Salon Rentway. Rentway offers furniture, electronics, computers and many other items. Their partnership with Gateway brings a new dimension to the rental-purchase industry. • Student special rates 624-9351 There is no need to drive across or out of town to shop when you can do it all at the University Shopping Center. • I>eW DUIDS 6.16 I niverslly Shoppta* Center 620 A Eastern ByPass Rkhmood - Tandy Peniston, • Lots of " Greek Stuff " Progress Advertising Richmond

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Jessica Turner/Progress October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

BY JAIME GADOJS Accent editor Looking for Lumps Boobs, titties, bodacious tatas, hoot- ers, torpedoes — the list could go When doing a self breast exam, be sure on forever. Obviously the female to follow a specific pattern so no tissue is breasts are the most famous body part in the history of mankind, well, at least left unexamined. some think so. Also, everyone can all agree that there is nothing funny about • Strip search - follow in an up-and- any kind of disease, not to mention breast cancer. down pattern examining 1 - 2 inch strips However, with the mixture of laughter and sadness, it is easier to open up to a working your way across the breast. subject where everyone — men and women — need to be aware. • Piece of pie - by sectioning the breast Breasts are something all girls (and sometimes guys) wonder when they'll into different areas you can concentrate get, what they'll be like, if they'll be too on a small section at a time. little or too round or too big or too soft. You know, things like that. Anyway, now that we are older, most • Round-about-way - beginning high people realize that breasts are very pow- on the chest in the arm-pit area, work erful. "Symbolically and literally they are a in a circular motion toward the nipple. piece of pie round-about-way force of pleasure, sustenance, mother- hood, womanhood and life itself," said Rosie O'Donnell in her latest book, Nicole Venhoff/Progress "Bosom Buddies." mammary glands. According to the Lexington Race for to diagnose this. A surgical biopsy or a Is there a place on campus that They can also be a source of trouble." Breast cancer can strike males and the Cure, the risk of developing breast sonogram test can reveal the cysts. offers any information regarding In this day and age. it is hard to find females, although women are about 100 cancer is five times higher than the risk Although this is not really something to breast cancer? one person that hasn't been touched in times more likely to develop the disease of dying from it. That basically means worry about, it can cause a problem with some way by breast cancer. My mother • than men. Most cancers in female breasts there are many people walking around insurance companies. They sometimes will Yes. The student health services will died of it when I was 13. My friend's form shortly before, during or after with breast cancer in their past declare this a "pre-existing condition" and be offering a class to instruct proper tech- mother got it and beat it, and now I face menopause (ceasing of menstruation), can refuse to pay for visits when you don't nique for performing self breast examina- every day wondering if 111 obtain it. with three-quarters of all cases being Is it true that men can get even have it in the first place. tions. The class will be approximately 45 With this in mind, I've figured out that diagnosed after age 50. breast cancer? minutes and this will allow time for ques- there are many things that I don't know Generally, the older a woman is, the Yes, although male breast cancer tions anyone may have. It will be offered at Which breast tests should be five different dates, so you may chse about the boob and I'm sure I'm not alone greater her likelihood is of developing accounts for less than one percent of aD done, how often and when? in this. So hopefully this week, everyone breast cancer. Worldwide, breast cancer breast cancers. Because men are not rou- the one that best fits your schedule. For According to the American Cancer more information, call 622-1761. will learn at least one new thing that they is the most common cancer among tinely screened with mammography (breast Society, you should have Oct. 5-Oct. 11 THURS TUE WED 5 10 11

12 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3 p.m.-5 p.m. "A Conversation about Shriner*s Visit to the The Foreign the Kentucky River with BSU. Language Club will Dr. Tom Clark and Dr. Bill celebrate Oktoberfest Ellis," an Eastern Center 8 p.m. in the Case for Kentucky History & Eastern Jazz Ensemble Recreation Room. Politics 2000-2001 lec- will be performing at Open to the Eastern ture, will be held at the the Gifford Theatre. community, the cele- Kentucky History Center bration will feature in Frankfort. 9:30 p.m. authentic German VIVE! BSU's weekly food, music and 6 p.m.- 7 p.m. worship service will be dance. For more "Supper & Science" a held in the Ferrell information call 622- supper preceding the Room of the Combs 6360. Chautauqua lecture Building. series will be held in the Nathaniel Bullock/Progress 5 p.m. top floor of the Powell Bible Study at the Building. The cost is BSU. $5.95 per person. Sat Mon 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 6 7 9 Autumn Voices: The "Tragedy or Opportunity: 3:30 p.m. Eastern Libraries 5 p.m. 1 p.m. Lecture Series will The Great Dinosaur Die- International Bible Study EKU Baseball plays the Off" a Chautauqua series EKU Baseball, Maroon Colonel Series at the present speakers at the Baptist Student vs. White at the Turkey Elizabeth Barret and lecture will be held by Union. Turkey Hughes Field. The Malcolm Frisbie in the Hughes Field. series will continue Judi Jennings in the Moore Building, Room through Oct. 11. Crabbe Library Room 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 108. 116. UWR exam will be held in EKU Football vs. 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. the Combs Building. Western Kentucky in 8 p.m. 7 p.m. Preregistration, photo ID | Safe Alternatives and Chi Japanese animation Bowling Green. Omega will sponsor Take Eastern Guitar and Social Security Ensemble will be per- movies will be presented Number ID required. Back the Night, a march in Crabbe Library, Room against domestic violence forming in the Gifford Sun Theatre. 128. Hummel Planetarium pre-1 and sexual assault. There File Photo/Progress sents Laser Shows will be a candlelight vigil, The baseball team hosts the 9 p.m. through Oct. 7. For more 8 live music and guest Colonel Series at Turkey Hughes Centre College will host Information call 622-1547.: National Gun Day. speakers. The event will Field beginning Monday. the only debate between be held in the Ravine. For! vice presidential candi- Louisville Educational more information call 623-i dates Lieberman and Career Fair. For more 5200. Cheney. The debate will information visit be held at the Norton www.kyfairexpo.org. 6:30 p.m. Center for the Arts. Kickboxing at the BSU.

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i ■#■ The Eastern Progress, Thursday. October 5. 2000 ACCCIlt B3 INTRAMURALS Wa Mi cmtK your panonal cftack TOOAV •na Otpowl « two «••«» Utor' T Mocha 3©'* k»C Hiking, camping trip on agenda Skavrlrt 12k • OW-fashtoned hand-dipped ICE CREAM BY HOWC* ■HAHOBMURO they will learn more about the art • Hand-dipped SHAKES. Malts. Staff writer and beautiful simplicity of back- Sundaes packing. • 50 Hawaiian SHAVED ICE Fall is finally here. It's time to "I've led trips Uke this for 15 flavors start taking aimless strolls to years all over the country," JeweU • Dekctoua EXPRESSO & admire the beautiful evening said. "I've been everywhere from skies of autumn, enjoy the pleas- Cappuccinos and featuring the Florida Keys to Yosemite in XamLmwiXXjjs^ Ashby's Ice Cream. ant temperatures and witness the California. It's all designed to pro- leaves on the trees as they reveal vide an introduction to backpack- their most vivid hues. ing and gives us a chance to eat y^c v CHECK EXCHANGE Food Court in the i It's the perfect opportunity to some granola, hug some trees VWI us on tw at www chmckn com Richmond Mall take your quest for adventure, and teU campfire stories." throw it into a backpack and JeweU has had little luck in the start off into the hills where past with the backpacking trips at Mother Nature can be seen in Eastern. her finest and most undisturbed The trips haven't been popu- 1059 BEREA RD. form. lar in the past," Jewell said. "I John Jewell, who is head of the guess if s due to the lack of time Big 8 oath Fork RICHMOND, KY. intramural program at Eastern, and money. I have no one call me 623-9580 SRAimm has planned a weekend camping for this trip." Danwl CWanoVProgress trip to Big South Fork which is However, this year, the cost located near the Kentucky- will be at a minimum. Students The group wiU leave on Oct 20 ignated for the hike out of the SHRIMP Tennessee border two hours will need money for transporta- and return during the evening on camp. south of Richmond. tion (which will probably take Oct 22. The trip win consist of a For more information on the Jewell plans to take students place as a car-pool) and money to hike to the campsite and a cook- Big South Fork trip such as times on a three-day excursion into the rent any camping equipment that out on Friday, a day-hike on and where to meet, call Jewell at wilderness with the hopes that they may not already have. Saturday and Sunday will be des- 622-1244.

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BY ALLISON ALTIZER Everything was color-coordinated border around the entire room, All Dav 623-9517 Assistant accent editor and everything matched," including the entrance area. A Campbell said. wicker laundry basket rests I >_■ x Dorm life is notoriously drab, beneath the sink and the door is with endless concrete walls and Competition was close between the limited number of decorated on both sides with floors. cheerful yellow contact paper However, Jennifer Burton, 20, a contestants. "We finally got to two rooms adorned with tiny flowers. S1.00BKKRS forensic science junior from However, the crowning touch Hazard, has taken dorm room dec- we couldn't decide between. So, we called the area coordinator and is the curtains that adorn the orating to a new level entryway. Green and white print- Last week. Burton won Telford hall director and went back a sec- ond time to look at the room," ed curtains tied back with silky Hall's "Coolest Dorm Room burgundy rope entice the visitor Contest" The contest was held on Campbell said. "Jennifer won because she had towards main room. Sept. 26 from 2:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. "I think since you spend so Thirteen residents signed up for put more effort into her room. Everything was decorated and the much time here, you should make the contest your room feel more like home. It Resident Assistants Jessica entire room had a theme," Woody said. helps me to study and rest." Campbell, 20, of Hazard and Jaime Burton said. Burton's room is homey, with "I recommend border, rugs— Woody, 19, of Pike County and hunter green and gauzy flower Telford Hall Director Debi print curtains covering the tall win- curtains make a world of differ- Mclntosh and Assistant Area dows. The floor is covered with ence. Also, everyone should bring AMISH TRADITIONS Coordinator JoAnn Wilder were lots of pictures from home. 1 love burgundy, green and navy rugs of QUALITY. HANDCRAFTED the competition judges. various sizes. A plush black having pictures of people I don't The winner of the contest was leather couch with several comfy get to see much. It's a reminder of awarded with a $25 gift certificate pillows and a green throw occu- how much fun I had in high to O'Charley's and had the privi- pies one corner. The bunked beds school. I'm really sentimental," We offer quality furniture lege of having her room featured have thick, matching comforters Burton said. handcrafted from oak and during Spotlight Day. and a playful dust ruffle around "R.A. events are a good idea, cherry woods wtth a variety "Some of the rooms were really the bottom bunk. because they get residents of stains and styles from teams' n»*t lo SMT* plain and just had posters for dec- A compact fish tank, devoid of involved. Since I won the contest, which to choose. We Invtte oration. . . However, one room I've met a lot of new people, espe- fish, tinkles merrily in the comer, you to visit our showroom £•!••'*■> lys(N Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. -8:30p.m was completely decorated in smi- cially on my floor," Burton said. c while Anne Geddes' babies adorn so you can see for yourself ley faces." Woody said. "People stop by just to see my Saiuiday: 8:30 a.m. -6:00 jxra the walls, the shelves and every the tradition that is built "The best rooms had curtains, other available surface. room. The contest was just really * mi Ci* • Check • V'iu • MiXrfOfd • In-urjncc wallpaper border and sink skirts. Burton has applied wallpaper nice." Into each piece of heirloom I «l quality furniture. I C*MM Behind Whitehall School Campus hosts Cal 625-5566 for Info. We Welcome EKU Students — Take Back the Night BY MELISSA RHOOUS Staff writer organizer of Take Back the Night In 1973 Germany fought back There have been to the series of sexual assaults 437 domestic violence and murders by starting Take cases reported in this Back the Night. It is a march to county. remember those who have suf- "The purpose of fered and say they will not take it Take Back the Night anymore. is to bring together In 1978 the United States had members of the cam- its first Take Back the Night in San pus and community to Francisco, Cal. More than 500 bring awareness of women across the U.S. participat- attitudes, beliefs and ed. Marchers brought attention to behaviors to rid of vio- domestic violence and sexual lence," Sowers said. assaults. It is important for Progress File Photo The idea for the upcoming men to show up for Take Bac(, the Night will be Oct 9 at 6 p.m. in the march. To seek , Take Back the Night at Eastern he Ravjne on Eastern's campus. started when the Chi Omega men out, Chi Omega America's Promise sorority adopted the Young has put fliers in the Women's Christian Association male dorm rooms. Though the ing, you will also be entertained Spouse Abuse Center in percentage of domestic violence by live music from Blacksmith Lexington and with that came for women is 95 percent there is Aker. Kentucky Summit contact with safe alternatives in the 5 percent men or homosexu- The event concludes at 9 p.m. Madison County. als who are victims. with a candlelight vigil to remem- "I called to see if Chi Omega Take Back the Night is Mon., ber the victims who are no longer would like to get involved and Oct. 9 at the Ravine beginning at with us, still involved in such a sit- reach out to the population on 6 p.m with a march through uation and to speak out from their Early Ticket campus," said Debbie Sowers, Lancaster Avenue. While attend- personal experiences. Golden Key International honor Distribution society benefits students EKU Students, BY JENNIFER SCHAGANE In addition to this she helps made by the organization to be Staff writer create awareness of the society in given out to children. the community, acts as a liaison Ball also says that other organiza- Faculty & Staff If your organization is interest- between community and chapter tions are welcome to participate ed in participating in some good leaders and assists the treasurer by contacting her at 723-2859. deeds and getting recognized for and other officers as needed. Dec. 1 is world AIDS day. on your academic achievements, you Luke Anderson is the presi- which a booth will be set up in might want to consider the dent and, according to Ball, he Powell with information concern- Beginning Tuesday, October 10 Golden Key International Honor organizes, plans and implements ing AIDS and sexually transmit- Society. activities to ensure the continua- ted diseases. There will also be a 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Golden Key was founded tion and overall success of the game played where the winner in 1977 at Georgia State chapter. receives a container of condoms. Information Desk, Powell Building University. At last count in 1997, The Vice President Tara "The Golden Key is involved in over 250 major colleges and uni- Bottom organizes awareness on service projects to give back to Complimentary with valid EKU I.D. card. versities were participating in campus, oversees committee the community while enhancing Golden Key. work and assists Anderson in the individual development," Ball The society is an organization completion of duties. said. that benefits both the students The Key has organized many Ball said that the Golden Key The America's Promise - Kentucky Summit and the community. service projects and participated will affect the campus, students Some benefits of the Golden with the "Adopt-A-Highway" in and community in a big way. on November 10 in Alumni Coliseum will Key are that it has many scholar- North Madison County in "Fall "I have met some great friends ships available and offers academ- Clean Up." through Golden Key and many of feature General Colin Powell, Governor ic, community and social projects. "We picked up 13 bags of trash the officers will agree that we It also gives a lifetime member- on a three-mile stretch of highway have a strong support network Paul Patton, Lt. Governor Steve Henry, ship. with ten participants, including with our members. Each year we The Golden Key tries to help members from the student coun- seek to be better than last year Miss America 2000 Heather French, students better develop communi- cil for Exceptional Children," Ball and make a greater difference Secretary of the Kentucky Cabinet for Families cation, leadership and time man- said. within our campus and communi- agement skills along with organi- On Oct. 13 the Golden Key is ty," Ball said. and Children Viola Miller, Kentucky House zational skills. It also honors the participating with the Baptist If your group or organization top 15 percent of junior and Student Union in "parents night wishes to participate in the Speaker Jody Richards, Humorist Carl Hurley, seniors, part and full time, in all out" Golden Key International Honor academic fields. On Oct. 28, they are participat- Society you can contact Ball at WKYT-TV News Anchor Sam Dick, and others. There are many people ing in "make a difference day," 622-2050 or you can e-mail her at involved in Golden Key; one of which Ball says includes treats for [email protected]. For any the people involved is Misty Ball. kids. Members of the organiza- other assistance you can contact " I plan and organize at least tion will bring candy, school sup- Anderson at two service projects per term," plies and/or small stuffed ani- [email protected], or Ball said. mals. Treat bags will then be Bottom at [email protected]. I Sports Jeremy Stevenson, editor The Eastern Progress Thursday. October 5. 2000 B5 Hilltoppers: Barney's kin or red blob — Back on the road to 300 you decide After tough loss to Tech, Hey, we play Western this weekend. Colonels beat Those Hilltopper*. SEMO 4S-24 (they could've come up with BY JOHN Haw something bet- Assistant sports editor ter than that). it seems are Saturday night's contest leaving the between the Eastern Kentucky OVC after this Colonels and the Indians of season. Southeast Missouri was like an What does old-fashioned game of trading licks, with each team matching this mean? JEREMY the others' blows, swing for swing. Well, my STEVENSON That is until midway into the friends, I have second quarter, when Corey attempted to Crume scored from six yards out answer that to give the Colonels a 21-17 lead, most difficult question for you. and Eastern turned a close game 1. Robs fun-seeking college into a resounding 48-24 victory at students of a reason to drive to Roy Kidd Stadium. Bowling Green and party. After Grume's second TD of 2. Takes away the battle the half, the Colonels scored 10 between East and West Forget unanswered points in the last five UK and U of L, Western and minutes to take a 31-17 advantage Eastern are the true rivalry in the into the locker room. Crume, who Bluegrass state. gained a career-high 196 yards 3. Eastern fans will no longer rushing, led a ground attack that have to trudge up the infamous rushed for 406 yards. He had 144 Demetriace Moore/Progress 'hill" on Western's campus. yards and two touchdowns before Tailback Corey Crunw busts through the SEMO defense for one of his 28 carries dunng the Colonels 48-24 win over the Indians at Roy Kidd Stadium 4. Eastern fans won't be able to halftime, and moved into eighth last Saturday. Crume finished the game with 196 yards and two first half TDs — putting the Colonels ahead both times. make fun of that grimace looking place on Eastern's all-time rushing red blob of a mascot they call a list with 2,846 yards, surpassing Andy Dunaway capped off a 63- Pritchard also scored a 30-yard Hilltopper. Alfred Thompson, who had 2,786. We did a good job of blitzing yard drive and gave SEMO a 10-7 TD to give the Colonels a 45-17 5. Coach Kidd won't be able to "Corey did a good job of run- lead with 44 seconds remaining in lead late in the third quarter. add any more victories over ning the ball," said Coach Roy and our schemes foil Into the first quarter and Brown's However. SEMO started the Western to his already incredible Kidd. three-yard TD run with seven game in a flurry. Curtis Cooper's total. Reserve tailback Maurice place." minutes left in the half gave the 77-yard game-opening kick off Clark, a senior from Madison Indians its final lead. 17-14. 6. Our defense won't be able to return gave the Indians the ball at Heights, Va., added 119 yards on Roy Kidd, That's when Crume and compa- pound the Western offense any- Eastern's 17-yard-line. But. after 17 carries. Chapman returned to ny took over. The Colonels Tim (iibbens'stopped Iven Brown more. his old form, completing 12 of 17 head coach marched 72 yards on live plays and 7. Our offense won't be able to for a two-yard loss. SEMO had to passes for 171 yards, while run- Crume scored from six-yards out settle for Jason Wiczak's 41-yard pound the Western defense any- ning for two TDs. defense, led by Nick Sullivan and "We came into the game think- and Eastern never looked back. field goal and a 3-0 lead. more. "Waylon didn't play well the Chris Minter, held the Indians to ing we had to slop the pass," Kidd Alex Bannister gained 49-yards SKMO's lead didn't last long. 8. Eastern fans will no longer week before and he knew that," five yards rushing, recorded five said. "We did a good job of blitz- on a pass from Chapman and Eastern, behind the legs of be able to give Western bench Kidd said. "The receivers were quarterback sacks, and Eric Sims ing and our schemes fell together. Crume gained 23 yards on three Crume and the arm of Chapman, warmers a hard time. catching the ball, and that makes returned a fumble for a TD. Nick did a great job of reading the carries, to cap off Eastern's game- drove the ball 73 yards on 10 9. Western will no longer have for a better game. Waylon had a Sullivan had three sacks and offense and had a good night." turning drive. Bannister finished plays. an example by which to model good night" Minter added seven tackles for a However. Eastern trailed three the evening with six catches for "The offense and defense both excellence. Offense wasn't the only facet of defense that entered the game times in the game's first 25 min- 108 yards and sophomore full- played great," Kidd said. "We just 10. Robs fun-seeking college the Colonels' game that worked to allowing 243 yards and 6.3 points utes before gaining control. back Corey Pritchard added 50 put a great game together on both students of a reason to drive to perfection. Eastern's stingy a game. Bobby Brune's 19-yard pass to yards on five rushing attempts. sides of the ball." Bowling Green and party. (Oh, did I already say that?) Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Great rivalry winding down, coaches enjoyed the ride Founded: 1906 Congratulations to the BY JOHN HAYS Forget Kentucky vs. l.ouisville. Colonel golf team. Especially Assistant sports editor Forget Florida vs. Florida State Sam Covitz, Brad Morris and and UCLA vs. USC. Or even, Robbie Baldwin for their excep- Many of the greatest rivalries Texas vs. Texas A&M. The tional play in the fall edition of Location: Bowling Green in sports have disappeared over Colonels and the Hilltoppers the Colonel Classic. the years. know a thing or two about in-state The Colonels were most defi- * Chuck Dressen and the rivalries. Brooklyn Dodgers playing a sub- Just ask Kidd or Western nitely not very hospitable to their Enrollment: 15,113 way series against Casey Stengel guests this weekend at Arlington Coach Jack Harbaugh. two head WESTERN and the Yankees from the Bronx. coaches that have over 50 years of Country Club. The American Football League In my book, our guys issued a coaching experience between KENTUCKY and Joe Namath's New York Jets them. Harbaugh. who has five classic beat down on the golf battling Karl Morrall's Baltimore links, which any member of this Football history wins and seven losses against the UNIVERSITY Colts in a pre-American Football Colonels since he became head university should be proud of. Conference Super Bowl, And, in coach in 1989. has been a part of the same breath, a Jim (iuice-led college football's most historic 1999 record: 6-5 Eastern Kentucky squad going, battles. He was an assistant at FAREWELL SYDNEY literally, head-to-head with a Michigan under Bo Hilltopper team guided by quar- Schembechler in 1978-79 and Only about 1,500 days until the terback Johnny Vance in front of a assistant head coach at Pittsburgh 1999 OVC record: 4-3 rabid student from 1987-88. games of the XXVIII Olympiad, I body and a can't wait And Harbaugh standing "Strangely knows what the I think I will make a personal room-only goal for myself. I want to be at the Eastern-Western Versus EKU: Western leads series 41-33-3 crowd at enough, our game means. 2004 Olympic games in Athens. "old" Hanger How appropriate to have the "1 have been Field. kids step It up involved in some games in Greece, the place where Eastern the games first took place. of college foot- Coach: Jack Harbaugh and Western because they ball's biggest Until then, I thought I'd share no longer rivalries," some of my memorable moments playing one know when another in Harbaugh said. from the 2000 games. "Michigan First has to be Cathy Freeman. Harbaugh's overall record: 85-86-3 one of col- they go up lege foot- against Ohio I was so impressed by this woman Slate and I'enn I may go hunt her down in the ball's great against Coach est rivalries? St. against Pitt. land down under as soon as I get This is as big as my degree in December. I won- Yes. college Kidd, they are Experience: Played collegiate football at Bowling football fans, it gets." der what the stalker laws are like it is true. If And, with in Australia. Green. Selected by the NFL's Buffalo you haven't going up Western leading Secondly, Rulon Gardner— witnessed the OVC with a£ what can I say about this giant of Bills in 1961. Harbaugh began coaching this matchup, against ii record, it may a man? Not only did he defeat the this may be be both teams' "Russian bear"; he did so in the career as an assistant at Morehead St. in the last college biggest game of most difficult fashion. Gardner 1967. From 1968-70 Harbaugh worked chance. It is the year. defeated Keralin by a score of 1-0 because football." "1 don't think there's any ques- and had to endure nine minutes in as an assistant at his alma mater. Western is Jack Harbaugh, a circle with a man that made leaving the tion about it some opponents quit before the Harbaugh then joined the staff at Iowa Ohio Valley WKU head coach being the biggest match had even began. My hat is and stayed until 1972. In 1978, Harbaugh Conference, game of the eternally off. again. The year." Harbaugh Third on my list of notables is joined tie staff at Michigan. Harbaugh Hilltoppers, who joined the OVC said. "It's the best team Eastern Marion Jones. Jones won two gold in 1948. left the conference in has had in my 12 years at Western." medals, that in itself is hard moved to the coaching staff of Stanford 1981 only to rejoin in 1999. However, this is different The Both teams are coming into enough — but when Jones' hus- Toppers may be gone fol at least the game after big conference band, an U.S. shot-putter, tested from 1980-81. Harbaugh's first head three years or, they may be wins. NIL is Eastern romped over positive for an illegal substance coaching job came in 1982 at Western absent from the Colonels' sched- SEMO 18-21 and No. 20 Western she had to stay focused on busi- ule forever. Whatever the case, a beat Murray State 18-38 in a battle ness, and she did. Michigan. Harbaugh spent one year with rivalry is dying. for the heralded "Red Bell" the There were many moments "I think it's a shame," said two teams play for each year. in these games that made me the Pittsburgh staff before accepting Eastern Coach Roy Kidd. "It's ;i "Western has its best team in proud to be an American but the head coaching job at Western in rivalry that's been going on for three or (our years." Kidd said. there were many more moments more than 7(1 years and it really They are solid, both offensively which made me proud to be a 1989. bothers me. Hopefully, il will pick human. back up in a couple oi y» ars." See EKIJ B6 B6 Sports The Eastern Progress, Thursday, October 5.2000

"We have a quarterback who EKU: 76-year can throw the ball better than in Colonels' classic performance the past" Harbaugh said. "We're not going to show run or pass. We rivals meet have many options on offense." Meanwhile, the Colonels will Covitz, Morris, Baldwin lead for last time counter with Corey Crume. Crume ran for 196 yards and Maurice Clark ran for an addition- team to victory in Classic al 119 against SEMO. The BY JewarY STEVPTJH Colonels rolled for 406 yards on Sports editor missed an 8-foot birdie putt. On From Page B5 the ground. The Colonel golf team came the second playoff hole, Covitz Eastern's defense, on the other would not make the same mistake. and defensively. They run an hand, is giving up just over 10 away with a first place overall finish "I calmed down and focused on option offense, but against this weekend at die Colonel Classic. Murray they lined up and came points a game while allowing just what I had to do and the putt fell," over 200 yards a game and look to Sam Covitz led the Colonels Covitz said. right at them. They are basically a with a first-place individual finish running team." stymie a powerful offense averag- With his playoff win Covitz ing over 300 yards a game. and was followed closely by team- claimed his first win in a collegiate Junior running back Keith mates Brad Morris and Robbie tournament The win was made Brooks rushed for 186 yards and "We're going to do anything to Baldwin, who tied for second. sweeter by his mom and dad. three touchdowns while senior win," Harbaugh said. "The thing Overall, the Colonels placed "My mom and dad got to come DeWayne Gallishaw added 118 for me is, the Eastern versus four golfers in the top 12. Covitz, down and watch on the last day. for a Western offense that mus- Western game is Roy Kidd. Baldwin, Morris and Drew That made it very special," Covitz tered 399 yards on the ground last Strangely enough, our kids step it Alexander all finished well for the said. week. Western quarterback up because they know when they Colonels. Even though Morris and Stewart Chiklress was 34 of 56 for go up against Coach Kidd, they In team competition, Eastern Baldwin finished second, it was still 425 yards and three touchdowns are going up against college foot- beat a very strong field to claim its a bit of a surprise tor the Coknek in the win over Murray. ball." first victory of the fall season. "We kept expecting someone to "I knew our team was capable come into the clubhouse with a score of winning, but to have three of better than ours," Morris said. EKU vs, WKU our guys tied for first was unbe- No one did. lievable," head coach Pat A bit of a surprise in this tourna- Stephens said. ment came from Baldwin. The Capable may have been an Winchester native grabbed a second understatement pkce finish in the first Colonel Classic Roy Kidd, AN-American QB and head coach: "I remember my After the 54-hole tournament, he look a swing m. juntoryear<1952), they just whipped us good — 49-0 But, what six players stood in a tie for the The Colonels fall season is had happened was some of our onenerve One had went out and individual win. Covitz, Morris, coming to a close. The next got in a Nttte trouble and coach kicked them off the team. The and Baldwin headed into a playoff match for the Colonels will be on next year, ineycame to Richmond and we beat them 13-7. I with three other competitors. Oct. 16 when they head just out- threw tor one TO and rushed for another." Covitz shot rounds of 75, 69 side Indianapolis to Franklin, Ind. and 75 to finish with a score of Even though the Colonels will be Karl Park, 1970 graduate and Eastern Sports Information 219. Morris shot rounds of 71, 75 on the road, it is a bit of a home- Director "I was a junior m college and they (WKU) were unde- and 73 to earn his 219. And fresh- coming for one Colonel golfer. feated and hadn't been scored on aN season. They were ranked man Baldwin shot 76, 72 and 71 to This is my home course. If fifth in the nation. They got to (Jim) Gufce and gave him. what finish at 219. my game stays the way it is, any- was thought to be a concussion. The score was 7-0 Western, Covitz had a chance to take the thing can happen," Covitz, a and you could see the trainers taking Gutee around the endzone win on the first playoff hole but he native of Indianapolis, said. to the locker room. Gutee gets to the comer of the end zone and comas to his senses and breaks away from the trainers and runs back to the side lines. On the next series, Gutee came back into the game and leduetoaTDtotleths game and one more TD to win W" JimMilam Senior Cincinnati, Ohio , Eastern professor 1 remember the 1975 game. I was working as ssports reporter for WAVE TV (LouisvtUe) and it Brad Morris Junior Stanton was the largest and moat enthusiastic crowd at an EKU game I had ever seen. But, Western won 7-6. The crowd was enormous Sam Covitz Junior Indianapolis, Ind. — the hM was tuf — and the stands were packed." Jeremy Stevenson/Progress LenAshby Sophomore Shelbyville Greg OsoaHwyr, 1978 WKU graduate and Voice of Easterm Dust In Cook putts tor par on the 11th hole at Arlington Golf Course during football: There Is no tear hi my body at all about the rivalry. As a Patrick Williams Freshman Richmond the Colonel Classic on Saturday. The Colonels won the overall tournament. student at Western loan remember coming down out of the stands In 1978 after Western won 17-16. But my favorite memo- Josh Crutcher Freshman Elizabethtown ry was in 1979, when you thought everything was going to cave in — Danny Martini blocked what would have been Western's Robbie Baldwin Freshman Winchester game winning field goat, to give us (EKU) an 8-6 victory." George Floyd, 1981 Eastern graduate and member of College Drew Alexander Freshman Richmond Football Hal of Fame: 1 remember the first game I started at Western In 1978. We had to go down there and the game was OR Todd Christian Freshman Ironton, Ohio national TV We test 17-16, but the thing I remember most was Coach Kkkfs speech at halftlme. He (Kidd) kicked a trash can DuatinCook Freshman Troy, Ohio and I think he broke hie toe. He didn't let on and he fired us up SamCovKz Brad Morris Robbie and we just came up short We always played them hard and they Head Coach: Pat Stephens won the fall finished tied Baldwin finehed were our main rivets." 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Give the Perfect Gilt The Eastern University Ike Hastings Entertainment GilUaril Progress Shopping at 622-1881 Center. or visit us at our office in Donovan Annex 117. A8 Visit our website at www.progress.eku.edu ■w-k meIlk' Easterntastern hastm: Progress tEnfrefltainmenti For the Hastings nearest y: j, please call TOLL-FREE l-877-hostinqs (427-8464) Monday-FriJav 9om-6om Central Tine. The Eastern Progress, Thursday. October 5.2000 Sports B7 Exception to the rule Strength from Above Volleyball is her game, Brandmeyer is her name BvOEVWKUBBt Sports writer Volleyball, perhaps more than any other sport, is a game where height means everything. Usually, tall players dominate volleyball courts and the shorter players struggle just to make the team. But, there are always excep- tions, just take Eastern junior transfer Julie Brandmeyer for example. At only 5 feet 8 inches tall, Brandmeyer not only has suc- ceeded at volleyball in general, but she has dominated the court as an outside hitter, a position usually reserved for the tallest players. Brandmeyer was unsure at first if she could play for Eastern because of her height. But after talking to Eastern volleyball coach Lori Duncan before this Corey Kmoy Progress season, Brandmeyer said she Alex Bannister is leading the Ohio Valley Conference with almost six receptions a game tor the Colonels knew the Colonels were the team for her. this fall Bannister, a Cincinnati native, also has 10 touchdown catches "Before I came here I had my and practices and works hard. doubts if anybody wanted an out- That's why I like him." Kidd side hitter who was 5 feet 8 inch- Bannister, big-time talent, said. "He's got good height, size, es. I thought my only chance was good speed and he's taking as a defensive specialist," has NFL scouts turning heads advantage of it. Alex is a good Brandmeyer said. kid." Brandmeyer, who is in her first BY ALLISON HALEY As for the rumors of being a Contributing writer "God has given me my abili- year as a Colonel after transfer- ties and he brought my coaches NFL draft pick. Bannister says he ring from a national champion Alex Bannister, the 6-foot-5 into my life. I'm trying to be bet- would like to go to the NFL but junior college, has never been on inch, 202-pound wide receiver for ter than everyone in the NFL, right now he wants to enjoy col- a second-place team her entire life the Colonels, walked through the my only role model is Jesus lege. and plans on continuing that university food court, munching Christ." "I don't want to get caught up trend at Eastern. only on an apple. Hard work isnt the only com- in the hype, I want to focus on "Every team I've played on has Jessica Leaka/Progress In full uniform on the field, he ponent in Bannister's game style. what I'm doing. That's the attitude won everything, so I plan on car- appears intense and intimidating. He also tries to make the game a that got me here. I'm what's rying that on," Brandmeyer said. Junior Julia Brandmeyer plays a key role in volleyball coach Lori Dun- Off the field, however, he is hum- mental challenge as well as a known as a sleeper for the draft Things haven't gone quite as can's plans for capturing an OVC title in 2000. ble and soft-spoken - but still physical one. But the sleeper will awaken," well as Brandmeyer had hoped gram and I think Julie has done a she exemplifies all the things that intense. "If you are mentally prepared, Bannister said. this year with the Colonels going Bannister leads the Ohio that goes to everything - lifting He said the greatest 3-11 in their first 14 matches of great job of it," Duncan said. are important in an athlete," Through the first 11 games Duncan said. Valley Conference this year in weights, running, blocking, what- moments in his life aren't nec- 2000. Still, she says she believes Besides playing volleyball receptions per game. He averages ever," Bannister said. "I don't essarily football related. He said the Colonels are very capable of this year, Brandmeyer has already made a big impact for since fourth grade. Brandmeyer 6.75 catches per game. He is also mind getting hit and getting my the two best things that ever winning the Ohio Valley Eastern; ranking third on the has also played softball almost the fifth-ranked scorer in the con- uniform dirty as long as I feel like happened to him was meeting Conference each of the next two ference with 10 touchdowns in I've done what I can to help the the mother of his son while years. team in both kills (1.93) and digs her entire life before coming to (2.34) per game. Eastern. She is currently coach- four games. team." they were in high school and "I think we can do it. as long as Brandmeyer said the thing she ing a little league softball team in . Numbers like that could inflate To keep himself motivated. becoming a father his sopho- we can peak at the end of the sea- excels most at is something that her hometown in Illinois. an ego, but they just make Bannister sets goals for himself more year in college. son," Brandmeyer said. doesn't show up in the game Even though sports play a Bannister want to work harder. and continuously updates them. His son Alex Jr. will be two Brandmeyer said that if she stats. huge role in her life, Bannister said being unpopular "First, 1 set my goals to go to in February. Although won the OVC as a Colonel, it "I think the strongest point of Brandmeyer also spends a lot of in high school made him drive college and play football. When I Bannister is not married to Alex would be the biggest accomplish- my game is keeping the team her time on her »other even harder to succeed. got to college, my goal was to play Jr.'s mother, Faquita, he stays ment of her career, even more so together, trying to fire people up passion—art. She is currently a "I held it personally and harder, then to be the best in col- very involved in both their than her national championship in and making sure we are a team." studio art major, but hopes to worked harder. I wanted to lege." he said. "My next goal is to lives. junior college. Brandmeyer said. change her major to art educa- prove to everybody that I could play in the NFL There's always a "If I get to the NFL, I'll put According to Duncan, Assistant Volleyball Coach tion in order to pursue a possible succeed," Bannister said. "Stuff next level to go to." her back in school. She was a Brandmeyer has adjusted well to Kris Peterson said Branmeyer's career in coaching at the like that means something to Playing at Eastern was another straight A student in college but making the big transition from great personality helps to bring University of Illinois. me." part of God's plan for his life. she had to drop out when she small Parkland Community Junior the team together. Even though Brandmeyer will Al West, Bannister's football Bannister said. got pregnant," he said. "She is College in Illinois to Eastern. "Julie is a lot of fun. She has a only be here for two years, coach at Hughes Center High "Roy Kidd is a legendary figure very smart, though." Duncan and Brandmeyer agree good sense of humor. She is defi- Duncan says she thinks there is School in Cincinnati instilled the and when I found out I was going Another of his best one of her biggest obstacles this nitely a person who picks the little doubt Brandmeyer will value of hard work in him. here, I was told I was blessed to moments came when he was year has been changing roles team up in that regard," Peterson make the most of those two "I had the ability in high school play for him. But I really didn't named Senior of the Year in from being the star player in said. years at Eastern. but not the mental toughness to realize then how lucky I was. I've high school. junior college to being just a piece Duncan says Brandmeyer is a "She has the heart to keep dominate," Bannister said. "But learned a lot from him," Bannister "That made me feel special of the puzzle in her first year as a coach's dream because the 5-feet- pushing and fighting. She loves my head coach in high school said. because I knew what I had Colonel. 8-inch outside hitter embodies all to play, and she has a great work taught me to become a man and Kidd. Eastern's head football accomplished," Bannister said. "Julie came from a great junior of the qualities coaches want in ethic. Julie is a great addition to work hard. I still talk to him. He's coach confirmed Bannister's work As for an outstanding college program, she was a big their players. our team, and a key component proud of me, I think." ethic, saying he always gives his moment in his college carreer. star on that team...It's tough mak- "She's fiery, enthusiastic, she to our success right now and in Besides West. Bannister said all at practice. Bannister said simply, "I'll let ing the adjustment to our pro- has passion for the game. I think the future," Duncan said. his only hero is God. "He goes out there everyday you know in May."

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You .!• got to hand it to Beck—he's one of the few young musicians to I emerged in the last decade who's both adored bv the media and capable ling lots cit records. This scrawny strawheaded dude with the deep frog «l and funny way of pronouncing his is h.is taken a zany collagisl 1 ii h iii making pop music and turned it into an astonishing sui 1 ess His secret: nevei forgetting the value ol .1 good Hook. For proof of that, look no further than the instantly memorable slackei chorus ol his breakout 199s hit l osei the two turntables .mil .1 mi< rophone mantra that pun< tuates 1996s Where It's At or the punchy payoff line of 1999 s Sexx Laws m Raised in nli.it cliche! mongers would call .1 Bohemian household. Beck Hansen grew up listening to American roots musi< blues, folk and country but absorbed it through the filtei ol fop 40 radio and his multi (ultur.il LA. neighborhood. He has often said in interviews that .is .1 teenagei he could heai an implied hip-hop beat in the songs ol old Delta bluesmen like Son House: he d go on to make that beat explicit in his own work As he once explained to the British music magazine Mojo, I m inter ested in ,1 lot ol the disposable musii ol out time, but I want to try and fuse [it] with tilings tli.it ,ue .1 little more substantial and see wh.u kind of IIK lion happens

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Visitors of the Galleria dell'Accademia in art world's understanding of the sculpture on The team / Florence frequently depart with postcards its head. scanned ten or small plastic replicas of its crown jewel— The Digital Michelangelo Project made different / Michelangelo's David. But in 1999, some some new discoveries about the David such sculptures American students departed the museum as the fact that historians had incorrectly and collect- each morning with a much different souvenir measured the statue's height It's actually 17 ed 250 giga-

a cluster of hard disks containing precise 3D feet tall, a significant difference from the 14 bytes worth ills i>l V . scans of the sculpture. A month later, the stu- feet that art historians have been quoting of data. dents of Stanford University's Digital for centuries. Using these Michelangelo Project had collected enough It was also revealed that David's eyes models, art historians can experience scans to produce a high-resolution model of don't look in the same direction. Levoy Michelangelo's masterpieces anywhere in Michelangelo's legendary sculpture. believes that Michelangelo did this inten- the world. Professor Marc Levoy conceived the tionally to maximize the effect of the pro- The Calleria dell'Accademia plans to Digital Michelangelo Project files. The right side of David's face looks tri- install a multimedia viewing center so that (graphics.stanford.edu/proiects/mich) in umphantly at Goliath, while the left side of tourists can have access to the virtual sculp- 1997 as an application of Stanford's recent- his face is a traditional Roman profile. tures. By enhancing the real museum with a ly developed 3D scanning technology. By "virtual museum", tourists will be able to creating models of Michelangelo's sculp- view the David from angles that would oth- tures, he hoped to push the limits of tech- erwise be impossible in reality. nology while building the world's first digi- Now that they're back from Italy, Levoy tal archive of sculptures. The Digital and the team will take the raw data—some 2 Michelangelo team spent two years devel- billion polygons and 7,000 color images for oping the machines and software needed the David alone—and build 3D models of for the task, including a 24-foot tall scan- the sculptures. •

ner that weighs over 1,800 pounds. Using t )n the lefl '•> .i phol ' a stripe of laser light, the scanner can see ' All photos reprinted courtesy of The Digital almost every detail on the sculptures. dorii .i eeomeln< model Michelangelo Project, Stanford University. In January 1999, a team of 30 students and faculty worked nights scanning in the Dana Katter, who volunteered for the museum for weeks, avoiding the throngs of midnight scanning shift, describes scanning tourists who descend on Florence to view as "the chance of a lifetime." With the David. researcher Unnur Gretarsdottir, she used a smaller, more flexible Piecing together the past scanner to access parts As a side project, Levoy and his of the sculptures that team spent 24 hours a day for 3 weeks the larger scanner could imaging the Forma Urbis Romae, a mar- — —-^^—^— not reach. Gretarsdottir ble map of ancient Rome that dates It took Michelangelo Buonarroti three admits that "scanning was incredibly tedious back to approximately 200 AD. The years to complete the David, and he started and time-consuming, but it was a wonderful huge map (45 x 60 feet) used to hang in 1501 (mkhelangelo.com). It took Levoy experience." on the back wall of the Roman census about the same amount of time to turn the Scanning the sculptures was just the bureau and showed the infrastructure of beginning of this ambitious project—the next ancient Rome in excruciating detail until step is putting the digital images it fell and was destroyed. together. Assembling the hundreds of Approximately 15 percent or 1,163 scans is like "trying to solve a jigsaw slabs, of the map has been recovered, puzzle in 3D. where none of the and it is in 1,163 pieces. A puzzle since pieces fit perfectly" said graphics stu- it's discovery in the Renaissance, some dent Matt Gnzton. He dedicated fragments are several feet long and much of his time on the project to weigh up to 150 pounds, not an easy creating software that helps assemble feat to piece it back together. the pieces. The software was designed Levoy hopes that by scanning the to piece the scans together using fragments, and then subsequently writ- clues such as the chisel marks which ing the required algorithms, they will remain on the sculptures. be able to use technology to piece it back together.

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