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I K\ - IS 14 page , I Crosswalk fix bans left turns BY D6NA TACKETT reduce the southbound lane of engineer for District Seven of the decide on another path and Editor Lancaster to one lane to allow for 'People will Just have to plan Department of Highways, said everything will work its way a pedestrian refuge. any time there is a problem like out." Eastern President Robert Providing the pedestrian Kustra agreed in a letter Monday the one Eastern has had with the Duncan said the southbound refuge will prohibit left turns Tom Lindquist, director of the Division of Public Lancaster Crosswalk, where four lane of Lancaster will remain one to take the state's advice for both into the Lancaster Parking pedestrians have been hit since lane until motorists pass the improving the safety of the Lot and onto University Drive. Safety November, finding a solution is crosswalk, then it will open up to lancaster Crosswalk. Director of Public Safety Tom always a "give and take situa- two lanes before approaching As soon as weather permits, Lindquist said that although it ahead," Lindquist said. "It will or University Drive will have to tion." Barnes Mill Road. the State Department of Highways may inconvenience motorists at make for a safer crossing, though, pass it up and turn to come back "Being able to ban left-hand The relocation of the cross- will relocate the crosswalk to align first, banning left-hand turns will and that's the key." to the entrance or plan another turns is the key to all of it," walk and reduction of lanes on it between the entrance and exit to improve safety. Motorists who traditionally route. Duncan said Tuesday. "After a the Lancaster Parking Lot and "People will just have to plan turn left into either the parking lot Frank Duncan, chief district period of time (motorists) will See CROSSWALK. A6
Students who appealed parking tickets last semester wait to see Tech fee if they will have to pay the fine as Eastern officials do the Robertson top bids among director accepted Parking ticket candidate list BY JAHE VINSON BY ROMCA BmwoewBURO to Eastern Managing editor Mews writer for a sec- ond visit. The Student Technology Fee SHUFFLE The Teaching and Robertson Committee and the Ad Hoc Learning Center at Eastern arrived at Committee of the Student has decided who they want Eastern Government Association are working to fulfill the role of the cen- yesterday together to finalize plans for ways to ter's first director. evening spend the money received from the Douglas Robertson and and is technology fee. Nancy Hunt were the two scheduled The money allotted for this year's remaining candidates; how- to stay fee is $100,000. This is the second ever, Hunt failed to make the until Robert eon wHI consecutive year students have been cut, making Robertson the Friday. be offered the able to decide where the money final choice. I f job as director. obtained from each student, $50 per Robertson is director of Robertson semester, the Teaching and Learning decides should go. Center at the University of against Eastern, then the Possibilities N» ► INSIDE ACCENT Mooting schodtilo AROUNDAABOUT M Regents will elect chair Saturday AH meetings win be held in the Powe* ARTMkSTUFF B3 Building. BY JAMIE VMSON According to Faculty Regent Federal Bureau of Prisons) says they CLASSIFIEDS .A2 Managing editor Merita Thompson, the Board will also have no money to pay for tuition. t Mi — The ful board wil convene IWW# DflBrSt eeeeaeeeeeeeaeeeee iAa{ discuss possible revisions to the sick We're suggesting for approval to pay PERSPECTIVE A4.5 Eastern's Board of Regents will leave policy. in-state tuition." In the Jaggers Room. POUCE BEAT Al hold their regular quarterly meeting "This is a proposed revision that "Part of our justification is that it's B:15 • 10:30 am. — Executive and this Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Jaggers really not costing Eastern very much," Academic Affaire Committee wM SPORTS B«,7 Room of the Powell Building. would state more specifically what the WHAT'S ON TAP? B2 university could do if there were ques- Cordner said. Cordner added that meet in Jaggers Room. Committee meetings are slated to Eastern professors aren't teaching at WHO'S THAT? B4 begin at 915 a.m. in various rooms of tions about a person's sick leave 10:45-11:15 e.m. — Student Life, request" Thompson said. "Part or all the academy, but regular checks will the Powell Building. be made to ensure the program is Discipline and Athletics CommHtee ► WEATHER The Board will elect a new chair of this might be postponed." will meet in Room A The Board will consider a proposal valid. TOMY: and other officers. Jim Gilbert said Cordner said those who complete 10:45- 11:15 e.m. — Institutional last week that he would not return to regarding Federal Bureau of Prisons' academy training. According to Gary training are required to work in vari- Advancement and Honors Hi: 30 die position after holding it for more ous federal prisons around the coun- Committee will meet in Room B. than a decade. Cordner, dean/professor in the Low: 24 T °X., FHfc Light Snow try. According to Cordner, several are 11:20 e.m. - 12:30 p.m. — Finance e The Board also will hear several College of Justice and Safety, the located close to this area Conditions: ,XVl+ SAT: Partly Cloudy informational reports including things Federal Bureau of Prisons has their "If we hook them (students) with and Planning Committee will meet Flurries possible SUIfc Partly Cloudy such as progress on enrollment man- own training academy in Georgia, credits, it will be an incentive for them from in Room E. agement, program review process, which is a fairly lengthy program. to continue their studies here." 1:30 - 2 p.m. — Internal Affairs ►REMINDERS progress on retirement transition pro- Cordner hopes the board will pass Doug Whitlock. vice president for Committee will meet in Room F. ——— the proposal for people who go gram, etc. administrative affairs and finance, said 2 p.m. — The full board will recon- ■ Monday is the first day for students admitted to The Board's action agenda through the academy to obtain cred- the board's agenda also includes nor- Teacher Education to apply for student teaching for includes a list of items varying from it mal kinds of personnel actions and a vene In Jaggers Room. the Fall 2001 semester. shared faculty appointments to pro- "The question is who pays," long "laundry list" of changes in acad- posed policy on domestic partners. Cordner said. "That agency (the emic programs. ' NeWS A2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. January 25.2001 ► News Briefs Attention Compiled by Jennifer Rogers ► PROGRESS Focurly and Staff! Oxford-style open debate '.flnaid.eku.edu. The federal commit to the program for one form should be mailed by March year. Participants in the program Are You Out Of answers "Who was Jesus' 1, according to John Fish, direc- will go to Boston in mid-February here cheapen We must receive the Shape? tor of the Division of Financial for training. For more information HELPWAMTEP; ad arid payment by Noon. Mondays The Philosophy Club will host for placement that week Assistance. Eastern's Division of call the Urban League at 236-5340 Hslpf I need somebody! Madison Personal Training Programs an Oxford-style debate titled Student Financial Assistance or 800870-5340. Garden. Want to announce a birthday? We designed to meet your "Who Was Jesus?" at 7:30 p.m. begins determining students' eli- wi publish them in the classifieds for individual needs begins Wednesday in the Adams Room gibility for assistance in March. Have tie summer of your Ma at a FREFJCal us at 622-1881 by Noon. of the Wallace Building. The deadline for submitting a Faculty Senate hosts presaojous coed stoops way camp in Mondays for ptecement fiat weak. January IS, 2001. 1 Patrick Nnoromele will argue scholarship application is Feb. brown bag lunch today the bssuakj Pocono Mountains of M,W, *F; 12-1 "The Divine Son of God." 15. PerrayfcaraB, 2 1/2 hours from NYC. TRAVEL; Andrew Harnack will argue The Faculty Senate will present a We're seeking counselors who can For more intornxirion please Divine Son of God? No/Yes!" and Brown Bag Question and Answer teach any Team and Individual Spring Break Panama City. VISTA seeks part-time Daytona, South Beach. Florida contact Dr. Major O 8164. Robert Miller will argue "A session with Provost and Vice Sports, Tennis. Gymnastics, Best parties, hotels and condos. Martyred Revolutionary." Ron students willing to travel President for Academic Affairs Horseback RUng, Mountain Btdng. Lowest prices! www.myspring- Department of Exercise and Messerich will moderate the and Research Michael Marsden. Theatre, Tech Theatre. Circus, Magic, break.net 1-800-575-2026. debate. Part-time students interested The session will be at 12:30 Arts and Crate, Pioneemg, Ornbtng Sport Science in teaching and learning can p.m. today in the Jaggers Room of Tower. Water Sports. Music, Dance. become part of the VISTA pro- the Powell Building. Science or Computers Weatsoseek meals, Financial aid deadline Theatre Directors. Great salaries and __jchea._ ni gram, centered at the Urban Possible topics include the CUSTOM League Training Center in Retirement Transition Program, perks. Plenty of tree wne. Irtemahps approaching in March available for many majors. Orvoam- SCREEN Danville. Students must apply at shared appointments, merit pay 1-800-671 pus interviews on Feb. 8tt Cat 1- ■•IV Prospective Eastern students the League, located on South options and proposed modifica- 8004604083 between 9«> and 500 Early Spring Break Specials! can download the Free Fourth Street by Feb. 2 and not tions to the summer school Eastern Time, Monday through Friday Cancun & Jamaica from $389! Air, hotel, free meals drinks! Award Application for Federal Student be currently employed. schedule. AD faculty and staff are for appWcatto"! brochure, and appoint- Aid from Eastern's Web site at Students must be willing to invited to attend. ment. Q. What invention springDreaktravel.com was first used on Postal jobs S9D0 - $1427 / Hr, ptos 1-800678-6386 Federal benefits. No experience, exam Jen. 25 1915? ► Police Beat: Dec. 22 Jan. 10 Spring. Break Bahamas Party into cat 1-800391 -5856 exL2848, Cruise* 5 days $279! Includes Be the first one to answer Compiled by Ronica Brandenburg 8 am. to 9 p.m. / local not guar. meals and free parties! Awesome the question correctly beaches, nightlife! Departs from & win a Free T-shirt Florida! Cancun and Jamaica Fraternities. Sororities. Clubs. Last Week's Winner The following reports have machine merchandise. license. Student Groups: Earn $1,000 - $439! sprinabreaktravel.com 1- been filed with Eastern's $2,000 this semester with the easy 800-6766386. Mark Jozefowicz Division of Public Safely. Jan. 15 David Bridgeman. 20. Marshes Campusfundraiaer.com three hour Spring Break Panama City $1291 A Dupree Hall resident reported Siding, was arrested and charged fundraismg event. No sales Boardwalk room wrth kitchen, next to (859) 624-2200 Jan. 18 receiving harassing phone calls. with driving under the influence required. Fundrasmg dates are fil- dubs! 7parbes-freednnks! Daytona fratgearOldub.org Herbert Sharber, Jr.. 18. and failure to illuminate headlights. ing quickly, so call today! Contact $1591 South Beach $1991 apring- ON CORNER OF FIRST* MAIN Richmond, was arrested and Jan. 14 Campu8fundraiser.com at 1-888- breaktravel.com 1 -800-67&6386 charged with possession of mari- Nathaniel Skinner. 23. Richmond, John Hardesty. 19. Frankfort. 923-3238. or visit www campus- fund raiser.com juana. was arrested and charged with was arrested and charged with alcohol intoxication. alcohol intoxication. Work at home. Mail Order / PART-TIME WORK Jan. 17 Internet, part time $1500 a month - Jessica Elliot, a resident of Anita Rose, Richmond, reported Daniel Middleton. 22. Richmond. full time $5000 a month. 1 -888-557- with Combs Hall, reported her wallet a picture stolen from her house. was arrested and charged with 8171. www.0REAMJOBNOW.com and keys missing from her possession of drug parapherna- LIFE TIME BENEFITS room. Jan. 13 lia WsdMs jobs $800 - $19.00 / Hr., Christopher Hurt reported his ptue Federal benefits. Park Rangers. Lisa Kollhoff. a resident of license plate being stolen while Hiram Fields II. 20. Cawood. Security, and Maintenance. No Combs Hall, reported her book- left in the Powell West Lot. was arrested and charged with experience for some. For rtfo caM 1- TREE TUITION bag stolen from her room. alcohol intoxication and posses- 800-391-5856 ext. 2849. 8a.m. to Cassie Pruitt reported a ring sion of alcohol by a minor. 9p.m. / local not guar. *$ 8000 BONUS Marshall Lewis. 28. Lexington, being stolen from her room in was arrested and charged with Telford Hall. Jan. 11 Now accepting applications for as Jessica McNaboe. area coordi- positions. Apply in person at •Officer Programs possession of marijuana. Madteon Garden. Jan. 12 nator, reported a vacant room Jan. 16 Edgar Farris. 20, Pickerington. being broken into in Keene Hall. David Jones reported vandalism Ohio, was arrested and charged FOR RENT: Positions Available to his car in the Donovan Lot. with operating on a suspended Casey Swift, a resident of Bumam driver's license, possession of a Hall, reported a bicycle stolen 2 bedroom upstairs apartment, 310 University Drive, stove, refrigerator, Military Police, Intelligence. Aviation Mechanics. Jina Valie. a resident of Todd suspended operator's license and from Bumam. microwave, security system, no Electronics. Special Forces, etc. Hall, reported a stolen karaoke driving without insurance. pets, convenient location to cam- machine that belonged to the Jan. 10 pus. 1-850-623-4787. RHA staff. Sarah Workman. 19. Louisville, A female Eastern student was arrested and charged with reported being sexually 1 -800-GO-GU ARD Butch Dugger. a campus employ- alcohol intoxication and posses- harassed by a white male in a MISC.; ee, reported stolen vending sion of a false operator's black SUV. Have a place for rent? 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He will speak about the role of Chandler was first appointed attorney attorney general. The title of his speech is general in 1995 and was the youngest "The Kentucky Attorney General: attorney general in the nation. He was re- elected in 1999 with little opposition. Whether Servant of the People or Ben Chandler Subservient to the Machinery of Chandler is also a possible gubernatorial is the state Government." candidate for 2003. "He is going to talk about how he func- The Tuesday evening lecture is free of attorney gen- tions in terms of previous attorney gener- charge and open to the public. eral. Project works to establish Jamie Ga**s/Progress residential communities \_ Despite several inches o» snow falling over the weekend, Eastern students did not miss classes Monday six residential areas. The resi- BY DAWN GRAS mented through weekly meet- Facilities Services workers were out Fnday night as the snow tell to make sure the sidewalks would be sate tor Staff writer ings members are required to dential area will be deter attend. mined when a team has been students and faculty. If you are unsure if school will be on a delay due to bad weather, call 622-BADW. Eastern's Office of Student These issues will be deter- formed. Ufe is launching a new residen- mined by the team's observa- Project Achieve should be tial scholars program. tions of their area's needs. operational in all six areas by the Project Achieve is designed For example, a team may Fall 2001 semester. Inclement Weather Plan (Two-Hour Delay) to enhance the classroom decide to focus on substance I)ee Cockrille, vice president of experience by creating a student affairs, is excited about abuse, sexual assault or even tax TUESDAYfTHURSDAY strong support system of small information at tax time. the program. MONDAY/WEDNESDAY/FRIDAY residential communities in the "Project Achieve is a novel The residential scholars program at Regular Class Delay Regular Class Daisy six residential areas on teams will create Eastern's campus. Eastern." Cockrille (Two Hours) programs and plan Period (Two Hours) Period Brandee Petrey, director of said. "Members residential education, introduced events and activi- Project can plan programs the program to Eastern. ties to help stu- Achieve for others while 8 - 8:50 a.m. 10- 10:40 a.m. 8 - 9:15 a.m. 10- 11 a.m. Project Achieve is a hybrid of dents grow per- working with fac- residential scholars programs sonally, socially Applications will be ulty. It is an oppor- 9:05 - 9:55 a.m. 10:50- 11:30 a.m. 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. 11:10- 12:10 p.m. and life and learning programs and academically. taken unW Feb. 1. tunity to take part used at many universities across "Our second in leadership pro- The program is open 11:40- 12:20 p.m. 11 - 12:15 p.m. 12:20-1:20 p.m. the country. goal is to bridge grams and com- 10:10- 11 a.m. Petrey was exposed to a simi- the gap between to full-time students bine academics lar program while attending student affairs and with at least a 2.5 and student life." 11:15- 12:05 p.m. 12:30- 1:10 p.m. 12:30- 1:45 p.m. 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Carson-Newman College in academic affairs Q.P.A. The program Jefferson, Tenn. and to get faculty is open to full-time 12:20- 1:10 p.m. 1:20-2 p.m. 2 - 3:15 p.m. 2:40 - 3:40 p.m. Teams of 10 students and involved." Petrey students with at least a cumulative G.P.A. of 2.5 two faculty members per resi- said. 1:25-2:15 p.m. 2:10-2:50 p.m. 3:30 - 4:45 p.m. 3:50 - 4:50 p.m. dential area will design pro- Each of the team members and to full-time faculty with a grams and activities to encour- will have equal responsibility genuine interest in student suc- age education outside the class- within the team. cess. 2:30 - 3.20 p.m. 3 - 3:40 p.m. room, to develop leadership "The faculty members and Applications will be taken skills and to promote communi- student members should be until Feb. 1. 3:35 - 4:25 p.m. 3:50 - 4:30 p.m. ty service. seen as equals," Petrey said. To apply, contact Petrey al "Project Achieve's main "Without a hierarchy and as a H22-2077 in the Office of 4:40 - 5:30 p.m. 4:40 - 5:20 p.m. focus will be on educational pro- holistic team." Student Life (Beckham 100) or Cockrille at r>22-2ri42 in the grams relating to issues of inter- A pilot program will oper- 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. est to the team." Petrey said. ate this semester from Feb. 1 Office of Student Affairs (Powell 6 p.m. These programs are imple- through May 1 in only one of 130). tetwm Scholarships for WEEKEND International Study Basketball Attendance Contest Thursday, Saturday. Monday Music - FREE Pizza - Spirit Eastern Kentucky Items - Cireat Prizes - Step Show - FREE Shirts - Games - MORE!!! University $500.00 Attendance Contest Established by the February 1-5 President's Millennium Committee COMEDY SHOW Millennium Fellow Friday, February 2nd Brock Auditorium 8:00 PM Scholarship Program FEATURING B PHLAT & $1,000 Awards TURAE G()R1X)N (AS SEEN ON COMEDY CENTRAI ) • Ten $1,000 scholarships will be awarded to student who plan to study abroad during FREEADAifSSfON! the summer of £001 Fun Flicks • FREE Bowling & Billiards - LAN Party - • To apply, pick up a scholarship application from Extended Facility Hours - FREE Midnight Breakfast • 3 the International Studies office, Case Annex 180 Point Contest 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament - Brunch & Steel Drum Concert - Playstation Tournament - MORE!!! • Complete and return the application Watch your campus mailbox by February 22, 2001 for a complete schedule of events or visit us at vfww.firstweekend.eku.edu EKU IS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION Perspective A4 Thursday. January 25. 2001 Hie Eastern Progress DenaTackett. editor ►Campus Comments 8o Progress reporter Sha Phillips asked students whether the All "A " Classic is Tourney gets all 'AV - WHY worth having or not SHOULD YOU CARE? ThaAJ-A" Yes, it's worth the Classic money and tourism it brought in brings to Richmond. mom than 45,000 fans last yaar. Hometown Lancaster Major Thetouma- Manufacturing mant gives technology away Year: $50,000 In Sophomore scholarships SCOTT to students STEPHENS at Division A high schools. Yes, as long as the -*? money (from hosting it) is going to something The tourna- Eastern can use. ment isa good way to because it's only a few increase Hometown: days long. enrollment Greenup Co. numbers Major LriKlish because Yaw: potential stu- Sophomore Michael Kotora/Progress dents can be recruited.. All 'A' Classic causes parking hassle; Eastern gets paid to host benefits university and community the tourna- No, not unless they ment, (Eastern) can provide a As if parking wasn't bad ferent the students were, they all Kentucky student going to college which will shuttle or other parking enough already, the universi- wanted one thing — to be the or not. benefit the options for commuters. ty goes and invites thou- • champs. The tournament is also a good university. sands of All "A" Classic fans to Another thing to remember is opportunity for Eastern to recruit town to take away the few precious that this weeklong tournament new students. Retention and nOfTYfftOWIV parking places in Alumni, right? brought in more than 45,000 fans enrollment are down, so this is The tourna- LaFollette. Well, before you run down high last year, which means big bucks something that is really needed. ment also Tern. brings in Major: school kids painted up in school for Richmond. The hotels fill up, The high school students are Master's pro- colors, here are a few things to restaurants are packed and even already here, so the university lots of gram, grad. stu- remember. area stores generate more rev- gets to tempt them to make money for dent First of all, we were all in high enue. the Eastern their home after high Richmond KEISHA school at one point in time, no Sure, you may say that this is school. Eastern also gets paid to community, MATHIES matter how long ago that may just more aggravation, like stand- host the tournament, which is due to the seem. The majority of us loved ing in a longer line at Taco Bell, always a plus. fact the vis- going to high school basketball but it is good for the community. Sure, the All "A" Classic may itors us« games, especially when there was Also, this tournament will give Yes, it gets EKU on the be an all out headache, but it is facilities a big tournament like the All "A" away nearly $50,000 in scholar- only here for five days a year. Just such as map. But, commuters Classic tournament going on now ships to students at Division A park somewhere else, eat in and restaurants pay too much money in Alumni Coliseum. It united the high schools in the state. That maybe catch a game or two. It may and hotels. for parking and should school, because no matter how dif- money could be the difference in a just be fun. have priority over fans. Lebanon Committee's failure to meet wastes time; Major: Business administration Yaar: Senior appeals should go through Student Court Students who dished out money for faculty member, and all appeals will go appeal would be granted; now they will NICK BERTRAM parking tickets last semester may directly through the Student Court. have to wait even longer. near the jingle of money in their Until a decision is made however, all If the university wishes to continue pockets in the near future. . appeals will continue to go through the enforcing policies and rules, it should SGA is pushing for all appeals filed Parking Appeals Committee. make certain it offers students, faculty Any event that gets high through the Division of Public Safety If Eastern is going to enforce rules and staff a timely and just way lo school students on our last semester and appeals thereafter, to and regulations such as issuing park- appeal those policies and rules, campus is worth it; it be handled through Eastern's Student ing tickets for parking out of zones, Otherwise, enforcing such rules is gives us the chance to Court. The appeals are currently han- parking illegally, etc., the university basically of no importance and a waste showcase Eastern. dled by the Parking Appeals Committee. should be required to follow the rules of time for those appealing parking SGA members voiced concerns about and regulations that accompany the tickets, as well as a waste of t|e univer- Hometown: the validity of the appeals filed last appeals process. If the Parking sity's time. Stanford semester, due to the parking commit- Appeals Committee is required to Major: If SGA's proposal to send all parking Marketing tee's failure to meet. meet each semester, members should appeals to the Student Court is passed, it Year: Junior SGA President Ritchie Rednour said do so. will be granting students, facility and he hopes the issue will be ready for dis- The failure of the Parking Appeals staff a fair way to have their concerns cussion at Saturday's Board of Regents Committee to meet has led to a huge heard. 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Columns Opinions expressed herein are those of student edtors or other signed Display will be printed in accordance with writers and do not necessarily represent the views of the university. Student Angie Brumett, 622-1881 available space editors also decide the news and informational content. m The Eastern Progress, ThurwUy. January 25.2001 Perspective A5 Education may pay, but Student learns lesson: state sign paying price too much fun hurts Taking a line from Earl Pitts, a I really get jealous when I travel to en, the alarm's going off," my room- walked out into the wind and tried to kill DENATACKETT radio personality whom always the South. Tennessee's sign isn't great, JENNIFER mate said. "It's 8:30." each other for another two and a half Fof ttw neon] starts his segment the same way, but it is better-looking than ours. ROGERS hours. All in the name of football. Dena Tackett — You know what makes me sick? 1 Georgia's sign is a beautiful peach with JShe didn't know it, but I was already But this game was different No jok- Is a senior hate that when I return to my home the saying "We're glad Georgia's on your Jennifer awake. I rolled over and smiled. ing this time. We had a better field, with journalism state of Kentucky after taking a trip mind. North Carolina, South Carolina Rogers is a "1 know, Krisia, but I can't feel my the exception of one very large mud major from that I am greeted by the ugliest state and Virginia also have better-looking legs," I said. hole. We picked teams, and employed sign in, dare I say, the entire United signs than ours. sophomore She laughed. She couldn't feel hers just a little strategy. It got rough. Real Virgie. She is journalism also editor of States. Why can't we do something like that? either. rough. Don't get me wrong. 1 love I'm not saving we should be copycats or major from We share a lot, my roommate and L More than once we had to stop long the Progress. Kentucky, but I am deeply ashamed of anything, but we have so many beautiful Lancaster. She But Monday morning, we shared one enough to make sure we hadn't ripped our ugly sign. It is an embarrassment aspects and symbols of our state that we is also news more thing: pain. somebody's leg off. If you could to this beautiful could show off. editor of the My roommate's a smart girl, and 1 don't breathe, you were stiU well enough to state. We could have an Progress. think I'm exactly stupid. But I guess we play. In case you haven't enchanting thorough- didn't think that what we did over the After another brutal afternoon, we seen it, it is a big blue bred racehorse, a cardi- weekend would ever have this kind of walked inside, drank hot chocolate and sign that has the nal, Daniel Boone, a effect onus compared war injuries. "Education Pays" logo nature scene. Mammoth It all started late Friday night. We So Saturday ended, and Sunday began. on it. If you haven't Caves, My Old Kentucky had about twenty people in our room. It Another long afternoon, some bored peo seen the logo, it is a Home or just anything was snowing. We were bored. I don't ple, plenty of snow still left The football student holding up a that is better looking remember (or want to know) exactly was still intact so were we. That left us diploma in front of an than the logo. whose idea it was to go and play in the with no other choice but to finish what we orange or yellowish- Again, I want to snow, but somehow it seemed like the started colored outline of the stress that I think thing to do. Sunday's game began with the few state. Photo submitted "Education Pays" is a We all put on seven layers of clothes, good program and a lonely players who were either tough Gov. Paul This logo appears on all signs as grabbed a football and walked outside. enough or stupid enough to play again. Patton introduced you enter the state of Kentucky good logo for the state. It And then the war began. is important that this And it ended with those same players, the "Education We played a very crude, almost unrec- mostly in consensus that we were out Pays" program, along with its logo, state become a leader in educating not ognizable version of what we tried to call only our children, but our adults and there out of stupidity. in 1998. He did away with the tradi- football. Hardcore, tackle, no penalties, And I was just about dead. I went to tional "Welcome to Kentucky" signs elderly. I, in no way, mean to play down no ref, barely even room enough to have to enforce the message that its importance. But again, I just really a field. We got brought down hard on the bed Sunday exhausted. I really could not Kentucky is dedicated to education. wish our state sign could be more sidewalk. We got snow shoved down our feel my stomach. My head, well, it was- The logo also was placed on just attractive. shirts and in our faces. We got run over n't in good shape. I could see the early about anything that bore the name I really wish that the next time I go and run down. outlines of a big, bad bruise below my Kentucky. out of state that when I return home I Yes, it was rough, but it was fun. So at knee. Sure, this is a great message and could see a sign that would make me the end of the game we all smiled and And then Monday came. Thanks to one that should be taken seriously, but proud to be a Kentuckian. went to our rooms, laid our wet clothes in my roommate, I eventually made it out does it really have to be on our state Maybe if we had a state sign that the hall, and went to bed. of bed. Here I sit, at my little computer. entry signs? Maybe we could make it would catch peoples' eyes as they enter Saturday morning came, and there Every bone hurts, every muscle smaller or something, but it is not Kentucky it would draw some of the we were. Just about a dozen of the reminds me of one of my friends who attractive enough to symbolize this attention away from all the litter, as same people, in my room, looking for hit me really hard, maybe more than state. well. something to do. And then somebody once. Mid the magic words. Maybe we hadn't So to all those who beat me up this learned our lesson, but it was just too weekend, thanks. Thanks for being tempting. brutal, for being just a little insane, for ► Letters to the editor The snow was still there. Our liking football. Thanks for just about clothes were dry. We still had a foot- killing me. But most of all, thanks for Eastern grad disagrees with column to retain the team's original name, colors, etc. ball. making something so stupid so darn Baltimore tried to go through the expansion So we piled on the ski pants again. fun. As an Eastern graduate, I felt that I had to process to get a legitimate team, but was continually respond to your comment about the Baltimore rebuffed by the NFL Therefore, Baltimore was Ravens. I was a long-time fan of the Baltimore Colts forced to do as Houston (Tennessee), St Louis (Los page*- that were one of the "most storied franchises in the Angeles) and other cities were forced to do when Corrections If you have a correction, please send it to the history of the NFL" and were one of the best sup their city was "robbed" of a franchise. editor by noon Monday before publication on port franchises in NFL history. Looking back, Baltimore has had a lot more A outline in the Jan. 18 issue of the Progress Thursday. 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VI The Fridays restaurant replaced DC Subs, 623-HEMP (4367) • botanybay@ipro net Dining Services Director Porter Plaza (behind Denny's on Bypass) David Freehold said many sin I in those who still want the dents expressed interest in bav option of a sub for lunch. c; 2001 ing Mexican food in the drill in Illinipie's will make fresh sand a survey distributed last semes- wiches every morning that will be ter. available in the (Irab and Go area "We appreciate student feed- of the food court. back," Freeland said. "It helps Eastern's Dining Sendees has keep things fresh." implemented other new changes O.IC C t.l* Co. Sombrero's offers cook-to- this semester. Blimpie's in Martin order menu items like Mexican Hall will open at f> p.m. instead of pizza, enchiladas, taco salads (> p.m. The food court will stay and burritos. Side items, such open later on Saturdays from 11 Don't Let the O.K. as Mexican rice, retried beans a.m. to 7 p.m. and guacamole are also avail- Dining Services also is able. rebuilding its Web page to offer drink & Cab get you Entree prices range from &I.2M more online fcaUujsC. to $4 .ft). Freeland noted this was A fwdbacT^nrvcy is available on the Web site, which also fea- more expensive than I he local Jenifer Fee/Progress Taco Hell prices, but also said In- tures an option to select a meal drive! w^* home alive! tel! the quality of the food at plan online. A new secret shop- John Kowaiskl. manager ot EKU Dining Services, prepares food at the Sombrero's was worth the sightly pers program also is being implc- higher prices. new Sombrero s Mexican restaurant in the Fountain Food Court incntcd for students to earn 624-CABS Some Fasten) students have money by evaluating food prepa- 624 - 2227 already sampled Sombrero's "It's the best place down Sombreros is open from lOrlitl ration and service. menu and found the restaurant to there." said l.ance Combs, a a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through You can find out more about be a good addition to the Food junior from McKcc "Its pretty Thursday and 10:110 a.m. to f> p.m. Eastern's Dining Services at Court. Rood." on Fridays. www.food.ekti.edu. IVOIIR Mlkb BREAk DiicbtJNT VAWHOM The Daytona Welcome Center : Deadline to apply for tech fee allotment is Feb. 2 It's warmei i I v From The Front Criteria for the request for why tlie money is needed. deans or department chairs. money includes submitting a pro- The proposal should list the Applications must be submitted posal no more than five pages, a importance of the project, class or by 5 p.m. Feb. 2. Hertram said he thinks the cover sheet and letters ol support academic activity for which the Tile student groups approved idea to accept proposals to and authorization from a student money is being requested. for funding will receive a one-lime CALL determine where the remainder and faculty member. Applicants must mail six amount of money. 1-800-881-9173 of the technology fee money Applicants also must submit a copies of the |>roposal to Bertram at If an expense occurs as a result should go will benefit the entire letter of approval from the appro- Student (iovemmenl Association, • university. priate- department chair or Powell Building 132, or simply of receiving some of the technolo- 10 a. ■ : • "I think this is an excellent way dean/associate dean. drop them by the office. gy fee money, such as additional to improve the technology in class- Those applying must also For more information regard- phone lines, the way in which rooms," Bertram said. "I'm very answer four questions ranging ing applications, contact the these additional expenses will be • ■ excited about getting students and from how the money will l>enefit Student Government Association funded in following semesters faculty working together." the university and students to at t>22-1724. or contact college should be included. NO ONE CAN BEAT OUR PRICES CROSSWALK: SGA sends letters to students 623-2264 From The Front root Winchester Lancaster Avenue will not begin 740 Bypass Rd. immediately, Duncan said. Both IHMpWbWll Just off the Bypass changes will be put off until the temperatures rise. 745-4000 FREE DRINK Duncan said the relocation of ) Richmond the crosswalk will make it "more with purchase of BUFFET natural" and allow better visibility University 11:30-1:30 MF • Noon 2 p.m. Sun. for motorists. Shoppins Center The state will also wait until later in the spring to see if the 4*3-119* Get a LARGE 1-Topping new crosswalk should be raised and flashing inset lights should be • Payroll • Government for only $5.99 • T«» Scfcmeh • m IOIWKC installed to further secure safe ■ Money Of den • frnuml, «1c. Campus Delivery Only crossing. "We're keeping h in our minds for later in the year," Duncan said. "This time of year the physical : THOROUGHBLADES elements are a problem." Progress Me photo Duncan did say he was "rea- Eastern has agreed with state officials to move the Lancaster Crosswalk sonably sure" the inset lights will be placed at the crosswalk later in to align it between the entrance and exit of the Lancaster Parking Lot. I HOCKEY EVENTS the spring. "I don't think well get by with- changes to lancaster Avenue and went out Monday to all 14.000 THURSDAY, JANUARY 25 out having to provide those," he the crosswalk, several student Eastern students encouraging • Student Ticket Night said. organizations led by the Student the use of caution when using : Buy One-Get One FREE! The state is also going to Government Association are par- the crosswalk either as a install better signage for ticipating in a campaign to pedestrian or motorist. motorists approaching the cross- increase awareness and education Fliers also have been posted in FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 walk. about the crosswalk. university buildings and resi- The state highway department A letter from SGA dence halls offering tips for both • Starving Student Night is funding all the changes. President Ritchie Rednour and pedestrians and motorists to $5 student tickets & $1 HOT DOGS In addition to the upcoming Vice President Nick Bertram make the crosswalk safer. APPEALS: committee continues to meet Chock out your Thoroughblades From The Front Committee, said the committee used to meet regularly. -Were not the Board of Regents and Kustra "When school started we appoinLs one faculty member and would meet at least once a week," saying Tipton said. She said that after mum one staff member to aid in the the committee caught up on everything is d°& appeals process. appeals, they met once every two Rednour hopes those changes weeks. can be discussed and implement- wrong, we're tl\U Tipton said the committee met ed at the Board of Regents meet- last week and was scheduled to Just saying ing Saturday. meet Wednesday. Tipton said she Salutes the Generous Sponsors of the Fall 2000 EKU In the meantime, the Parking had been a member of the com- some changes Appeals Committee will contin- mittee for about five years. Be »okstore National Phon athon Challenge ue to meet, according to Rednour said meetings were can be made." Rednour. never called because of a change "Students are still going to in the committee's leadership. Ritchie Rednour, EKU Bookstore The Inkspot appeal to Public Safety like Formerly, Skip Daugherty served president of SGA they've always done." Rednour as chair, but his position was Snappy Tomato Pizza O'Charley's said, adding that the process vacated when he took a job in Pepsi S&S Tire would be the same until any Eastern's Alumni Relations pro- changes were approved. gram. "We're not saying everything is Kara Tatum, Senate Student Arizona Jack's Pizza Madison Garden Rednour said new Financial Rights chair, said some students wrong, we're just saying some Assistance Director John Fish Ciaemark Movies 8 McDonald's changes can be made." Rednour don't realize that they are not dean Sweep Car Wash Movie Warehouse was supposed to call the commit- allowed to park in some lots des- said. tee's first meeting. Country in the City Oceanfront Tanning The Senate realized the Rednour also said that the ignated as employee lots. Tatum said that while students can park Faxon's Outback Steakhous* Parking Appeals Committee was- Senate was working on putting Goodyear n't meeting after Senator Erica the appeals process in the Student in most employee lots at night, Paco's Brown, a member of the commit- Handbook, something he was two lots are permanently employ- Hair, Body St Soul Papa John's Pizza tee, never received notification of willing to guarantee would hap- ee spaces. HairlM alters Powerhouse Gym a scheduled meeting. pen. Those k)ts are between Combs J. Patrick's Bar A Grille Soft Shoe Suzanne Tipton, a clerk in Other members of the Senate Hall and the tennis courts near Jack's BP Sun Shoppe Student Financial Assistance and voiced concerns about Eastern's Martin Hall and the lot directly a member of the Parking Appeals parking situation. behind Case Hall. Lane's Hairstyling Center Total Body Tanning rt ► ln«id#SporU The Lady Colonels are ranked No. 2 in the nation in scoring Accent average per game. Thursday, January 25, 2001 Bl Contributions can b« made out to the EKU Foundation and tent to the Office of University Advancement, Coates Box 703, Room 324, Jonee BuMrJng. with ■Habitat for Humanity" noted on the check. For more information, cal PRSSA Faculty Adviser Dave Wootverton at 622- 1886. To volunteer or for any more questions, call the Madiaon County chapter of Habitat for Humanity at 625-9208. Jim 1111 V Campaign to build home for Madison family underway Eastern is working with Habitat for Humanity to provide a family with a new, permanent address. This year Eastern is sponsoring a Habitat for Humanity House, a project ^ coordinated by Eastern's chapter of the Public Relations Student Society of America. Dorothy Clay is the future Eastern- sponsored Habitat homeowner. She will be living with her son, Rodney Walker, and his two children, Jozlynne and Rontaveus. Their house is expect ed to be finished in May. Walker is the one who decided to go to Habitat. He said he heard from a friend, then filled out an application. He fa said they found out in mid-June they ■ were getting their house. The role Eastern plays as the spon- sor is to recruit donations for the cost of the house—a typical Habitat house costs $40.000—and provide volunteers to help construct the house along with Habitat construction supervisors and vol- Jamie Gaddis/Progress unteers. Dorothy Clay and Rodney Walker, future Habitat homeowners, work with Charlene Stone, di- Dave Wootverton, Eastern PRSSA rector of operations, and Guy Patrick, executive director, before a homeowners' meeting. faculty adviser, is directing the spon- soring effort on campus. Wootverton said payment, usually that while Eastern has already donated around $275, and over $5,000, the goal is still $35,000 away. they normally "We still need contributions," pay off the mort- Woolverton said. "That's what's impor- gage in 20 years, tant." according to According to the Habitat for Humanity Patrick. of Madison County fact sheet, "Habitat The families for Humanity is an international Christian also have to par- housing ministry that strives to eliminate ticipate in con- ;rc^ substandard housing in Madison County structing the ^"m by making decent housing a matter of house along conscience and action." with the volun- Families are selected by a Habitat teers. Habitat committee, that considers all aspects of calls this a the families' lives. According to Guy "sweat equity," Patrick, executive director for the and mandates at Madison County Chapter of Habitat for least 350 work Humanity, about one candidate is chosen hours to the out of every 10 applicants. family members Patrick said the committee specifically to give them a Jamie Gaddis/Progress looks for three characteristics when greater sense of Thta la the site for the Clay/Walker Eastern-sponsored Habitat choosing a future Habitat homeowning ownership and House, 477 Irvine St. The construction crew has laid the foundation, family. Eride for their There has to be a real housing need, out. but the weather is delaying volunteers from raising walls. the family has to be able to do the sweat The families Jozlynne, 10, and Rontaveus, 11, both equity and they have to make enough are also mandated by Habitat to attend students of Madison Middle School, will income to make the mortgage pay- regular meetings and communicate with start helping out. ments," Patrick said. a family partner, a volunteer who "I'm happy that Habitat is helping us: Charlene Stone, Madison County "adopts" and counsels the family with we would never be able to get a house on Habitat's director of operations, said the homeowner issues and problems. The our own," Clay said. building process begins with the house family partners do not have to be Habitat And despite the fact that Eastern has- site. Stone said once the site is selected homeowners, but, according to Stone, a n't raised all of the $40,000 yet. Habitat for the home, a building committee and lot of them are. has already begun building. volunteers begin the construction. Once Walker, who lives on Evansdale, and "These people build on faith," the construction is complete, the houses Clay, who lives on Keeneland, are very Woolverton said. "And it always works are furnished with a washer and dryer, a grateful. out They always get all of their money." stove, refrigerator, blinds, carpet and "I just want to thank the school and Stone said building on faith reflects off vinyl. the students for helping out," Walker of living on faith for the Habitat employ- The homes are actually sold to low- said. ees, homeowners and volunteers. income families, interest and profit-free. Walker said once they get the walls up "We all just have so much to be grate- The families have a monthly mortgage and more dangerous construction is over. ful for," Stone said. Story and illustration by Jessica Turner. wmmmmmmm ► Tap the "Tap" Have a campus event or activity? Contact Sha Phillips or Jessica Griffin at 622-1882 or by emaO at Whafs TAP PROGRESS Basketball madness bounces onto Eastern Although it's not March yet, basketball madness is hit- ting Eastern's campus this week. With the Kentucky's Touchstone Energy Cooperatives AD "A" Classic Tournament this week ana Colonel home games on Saturday and Monday, basketball fans are sure to get their dose of the game. Class A high schools, with enrollment in the upper three grades of less than 425 students, will compete for the title in McBrayer Arena. The championship game for the girls' teams will be played at 1 p.m. Sunday, and the boys' will also be on Sunday at 3 p.m. Tickets for the Classic games can be pur- chased at the door. Colonel fans can see the women's and men's teams compete against Eastern Illinois at 6 and 8 p.m. on CutiOKSMICOfl Saturday at McBrayer Arena. The Lady Colonels and Colonels will play at home again at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. on Monday against Southeast arc hotter than yw think. Missouri. For ticket information for Colonel games call 622-2122 Award-Winning Wings • 12 Signature Sauces Full Menu • Big Screens & Satellite TV • NTN Trivia 8 a.m. Miss Dinnie Thompson Southeast Missouri at Men's tennis vs. at Richmond Area Arts McBrayer Arena. Hot Sports Action • 254 Wings on Tuesdays Morehead State at Greg Council. 9-11 a.m. Noon Adams Tennis Center. "Testing as a Teaching Men's tennis vs. Wright 4 p.m. TUESDAY Technique," by Mark State at Greg Adams 6 p.m. Super Bowl Party at the 23 K. TapsfeN Wasicsko, will be held al Tennis Center. Women's basketball vs. Baptist Student Union. Keen Johnson Building in Eastern Illinois at 8 p.m. Faculty Club Lounge. 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. McBrayer Arena. 6 p.m. Tasha Pence/Rebekah Informal badminton at Sunday Supper & Super Morgan piano/vocal 6 p.m. Weaver Gym. 8 p.m. Bowl Party at the recital at Gifford. PvtcKow IOIM vmtwmtf Intramural basketball Men's basketball vs. Catholic Newman Center. tvffoio W1091 and 9*' frro captains' meeting. Eastern Illinois at «»ngi km1 Nor «otd •»* McBrayer Arena. ony o#io* coupe or SATURDAY WEDNESDAY o*V or on Tundoyi 7:30 p.m. E*pw»i Jonxj'y 31, "Evolution and Athesim: SUNDAY MONDAY 2001 A Match Made in Women's indoor track. 7:30 p.m. uK. BUFFALO WILD WIN6I Heaven?" by Michael East Tennessee The Kentucky Attorney PU093 Ruse at Moore. Room Invitational at Johnson 8 a.m. 5:30 p.m. B-g rtTfeSr General: Whether EKU 116. City, Tenn. Men's tennis vs. Western Women's basketball vs. Servant of the People or Co-c- at Greg Adams Tennis Southeast Missouri at Subservient to the NatftoGaoaYt 8 p.m. Men's indoor track. East Center. McBrayer Arena. Machinery of Joyce Wolf Faculty Vocal Tennessee Invitational at Government," by AB. Recital at Gifford Theater. Johnson City. Tenn. 3 p.m. 7:30 p.m. "Ben" Chandler III at the Enna J. Bush portrays Men's basketball vs. Perkins Building. Visit The Progress online at www.progress.eku.edu. EKUC asketlball sum SATURDAY J Ooubk Tip-Offs MONDAY IAN Double- p.m. Tip-Offs Show your Validated Student ID Card and get in for FREE! Come sit in the exciting Student Floor Section and be a part of the action court-side!!! m Jessica Griffin, editor arts& stuff Thursday. January 25, 2001 Accent B3 WARNING: Prima Ballerinas Moshing can hurt Faculty vocal There are millions of things time, and all of a sudden everyone that are not cool in this world. behind me wanted to be in my recital to feature Nuclear bombs, starvation, and exact spot. First the mass lurched homelessness are only a few. I am forward, started Jumping up and not going to talk about those down, then back and forth as hard Ballet Theatre things. I am going to talk about and fast as they could. something that I'm sure many One minute into the set I was BY JESSICA GRIFFIN people think is sweating profusely, feeling Arts&stuft editor very cool, but I bruised all over and wanting noth- would have to ing more than to be as far from The Kentucky Ballet Theatre will be per- forming at Eastern tonight but don't expect to disagree. the pounding, pulsing crowd as see any pink tutus or French piroutes. They On Jan. 18, possible. Then came the crowd will be performing "Ancient Voices of mosh pits and surfers. Amidst the fear of being Children," a modern dance, as Eastern crowd surfing crushed to death, I also had to Assistant Professor of Music Joyce Wolf gfh- went on my list worry about getting kicked in the of uncool things face or having a stranger dropped Kives a vocal recital. "Ancient Voices of Children." written by in the world, on my head and having my neck just under the West Virginia native George Crumb, was snapped as a result. choreographed by Xijun Fu. to make it a true topics of JESSICA GRIFFIN I have to admit I did expect all collaboration of artistic mediums. live music, nuclear bombs, Madia SUB of these things. I've been to many dancers, and vocalists, as well as costumes starvation and concerts in my day, and have and lighting will all come together to make homelessness. even beeh in a few mosh pits. this a high caliber performance. Two weeks ago, I wrote about Somehow, though, it was never "Ancient Voices of Children" is not like a an upcoming Green Day concert this bad. Either the people traditional ballet. that I was excited about. Now, weren't so energetic, or I was in a "It is very modern and earthy. People don't get me wrong, I'm not going better mood. Whatever the case. I expecting to see a French ballet will be am now a staunch opposer to the to say anything bad about Green stretched a bit," Wolf said. "It is a growing Day (who absolutely rocked in infamous mosh pit. experience." concert), but I do want to say bad When I escaped the pit, and The show was first premiered at the things about the 200 or so people reached the outskirts of the Ix-xington Opera House in October, featuring who were there to distract me crowd, I began to wonder what the same cast. Wolf sings the soprano role of from the music, push me, kick me people could find appealing about a mother who has suffered a tremendous loss. and make it hard for me to even pummeling each other and being Daniel Mudd-Simmons, a 12-year-old from take in a full breath of semi-clean squished by strangers. Lexington, will also sing a soprano role. air. In my Internet research for The dancers act out the vocal parts as the There are few things worse this column I found several pro- Kentucky Ballet Theatre Orchestra plays the than not being able to breathe, moshers who said that moshing is accompaniment. The orchestra is conducted but when you can't breath non-violent. How is pushing, by Jonathan Roller. because people are packed so punching, kicking and running "Roller ties the performance together by tightly around you. that you cant into people not violent? watching the dancers so he can keep the musi- figure out where your feet are, You may take any side you cians in time with them," Wolf said. you begin to silently say your choose in this debate, and you The first part of the program will not prayers. may think I a wimpy girl who include the dancers. The first song will be an For a few terrible seconds can't hold her own in the pit, but aria composed by J.S. Bach, featuring violinist right after the lights went out and one thing is for sure; it won't be Photo Submitted William Goodwin. Next, Wolf will sing the music started pouring out of me slamming into you the next "Zigeunerlieder," composed by Johannes the speakers, I really thought I time you go to a concert I'll be Rebecca Raliff and other members of the Kentucky Ballet Theatre will be performing at the faculty recital of Joyce Wolf, assistant professor of music . They will be perfoming 'Ancient Brahms. After intermission, the ballet will was going to die. I couldn't have in the balcony tapping my foot to begin. According to Wolf, the entire program Voices ot Children" tonight at 8 p.m. in Gifford Theatre. Admission is free been 20 feet from the stage at the the beat should last about an hour. Bybee Pottery: Madison County's 100 year tradition BY QNA VAJLE doors opened about five min- other side of the room. "We get clay Staff writer utes before 8:00. They opened Ihere is only one register in the them because there was a huge store, so buying the pottery takes 7:30 a.m. - The frenzy starts early, some- storm coming and they didn't almost as long as the wait outside, droppings on the times long before the sun comes up: it all want us to get hit by lighten- Members of the Comelison family depends on the weather. Some people come ing." Alice said. wrap the pottery in newspaper and floor built up 8 to from miles away. Coke cans, chairs, jugs ... When locals tell stories about stick it in boxes for a safe transport anything will assure your spot at the door if the lines and race for Bybee home. 10 inches high. you put it out early. I've been told not to pottery, some out-of-towners Customers can take a self-lead look anyone in the eye. Eye contact is bad think it's a joke. tour of the facility after making a We dig thorn down and it ruins your game. "I can't believe it, I just can't purchase. Bybee employees are every tow years. "We sit here and visit and then every- believe it," Karen Renfro. of glad to answer any questions and body turns into monsters." Mary Alice, of Madisonville. said. show you exactly how the dishes When I hit my hat Berea, joked. 7:54 a.m. - The line is getting and other novelties are formed "You don't really even want the stuff, antsy. People are moving back from local clay, then glazed and on the beams, but you don't want anybody else to have and forth, left to right. One guy fired in the kiln at 2.2(H) degrees it either," Mike Hunter, of Lexington, Just asked for a boost. I'm consid- for 16 hours. that's when I said "It's America at its worst." ering turning around now. It's Russ Gabbard. a Comelison son- Bybee Pottery, located at 610 Waco like you don't know if you should in-law. makes pottery in the origi- know It's time to Loop in Bybee, is the oldest existing pot- nal cabin. tery west of the Alleghenies Mountains. laugh at the people and their obsession or join them. The "We get clay droppings on the •weep," The Comelison family began making pot- blinds are opening, the doorknob floor built up 8 to 1(1 inches high. tery in their log cabin as early as 1809. In We dig them down every few 1845, the family began the business that is turning . . . the door opens "And they're off!' years. When 1 hit my hat on the -Russ Gabbard, Bybee Employee continues today, still in the same log cabin. beams (of the ceiling), that's when Over the years, two log additions were The Bybee tradition is to run made to accommodate the growing busi- in the door and grab as many I know it's time to sweep," demand for Bybee products. pieces as possible and then set Gabbard said. ness. Gma Vaile/Progress Hall said Bybee is considering not tak- 7:45 a.m. - People just emerged from their them on the floor to "mark your Gabbard makes Bybee pottery ing orders because customers can buy a cars. There are 15 folks ready to race ft>r spot" It is an unwritten rule to Rick Hall, Bybee Pottery employee, glazes a pitcher using the jigger wheel, a shaping set of dishes at the store ... if they beat the best pottery here at the front door, and I not touch pottery on the floor, Bybee Pottery has been in Madison County for over 100 machine made of wood and stone. the competition to the shelf. Bybee has hear there are about 18 more at the back. but anything on the shelf is fair years, and is known worldwide for their quality products. The jigger wheel is old-fashioned had some customers come from as far as The lady up front has already opened the game. First-time shoppers are compared to the technology of Japan. Iceland and Colombia just to buy a screen door to get through quicker. I hope I warned not to set their pottery to five minutes." Oarrell York, an Eastern today, but far more advanced than little piece of Bybee. don't get hurt. on a shelf because it will be gone once graduate and resale buyer from the potter's wheel that his father-in- law, "People collect it because it is useabk- On Mondays. Wednesdays and they turn around. Nicholasville. said. Walter Comelison. uses. and affordable." Harvey Conner, a Bybee Fridays, Bybee employees take pieces "It is unreal. My sister told me how 8:30 a.m. - Almost all the pottery is off the "I can make 40 bowls in an hour using employee said. out of the kiln and stock their one "show amazing it is, but I had no idea it was really shelves - at least hot items like pitchers Ihis machine versus his eight on the 9:00 a.m. - Even though I'm ready to get room" with the finished products. The like this," Mary Rose Smith, of Louisville, and vases. One lady just caught me eyeing wheel." Gabbard said. back to school, I had a great time. I have to doors open at 8 a.m. sharp, and on a good said. She plans to use the pottery in a cabin her big, red glazed pig, and now she is sit- "We were eight years behind on orders. admit I'm hooked. I think I'll come back on day the shelves are empty by 8:20 ajn. she and her husband are restoring. ting with her pottery on the floor while her I think we've cut it down to three now." Wednesday for a Bybee pig. Just hope those "I saw a lady cry once because the "Generally it's all off the shelf in three friend goes to barter with a lady on the Rick Hall, a Bybee glazcr. said about the nice little ladies stay out of my way. Have your next SUBWflV, portraits done with recordsmith■■• How does your us. SUPER BOWL SUPER BOWL SUNDAY Party Portraits SUPER SALE stack up? 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It's good to know who these peo- Today's generation seems Rogers is teaching the genre ple are and what they're doing." to be best influenced by of crime and detection this se- Rogers said. Ihe mediums of television mester. Aside from teaching people and cinema. On Eastern's cam- The course looks at films about film, Rogers has even tried pus there is a little-known com- that expose a criminal subcul- his hand at making movies. munications class that studies ture and the efforts and process- ii films and their impact on soci- Rogers made his film debut in es of police detection to uncover 1997 when he co-wrote the ety. crime and the culprits who com- The class is called film genre screenplay of a communications u and is taught by Doug Rogers, mit them. project film titled "Dying to Act" The film genre class was broadcasting professor. Students with former Communication One of the have the option to enroll in the willed to Rogers when Professor Chair Ron Wolf. Don Cain retired from the uni- tilings that I do class under the course numbers Rogers also acted as techni- 260 (film genre 1) or 460. the fol- versity, but Rogers was getting cal adviser and film editor for is listen to what low-up course. involved with the course before the movie that aired on the cam- The only difference is that Cain left. pus cable channel. my students are there is more work required in "Don had always taught the The film was a low-budget the 460 class as opposed to the cinema history and film genre venture that only cost $2,500 to saying. 260 course. classes, and I mentioned to him make and was filled with Eastern In the class, students watch a that 1 would like to make a fanta- students as its actors. movie at every meeting. After sy film genre. He suggested I "As a movie. God love it. it the movie Rogers lectures about put one together and I have been stinks. But I'll argue that it's the the film and leaves an open dis- involved with the course ever best campus project I've ever since." Rogers said. cussion forum for students to been involved with. It's campy, talk about their views on the The genre course is usually always chronological, in that the and I'd say that is passed the film. test on a scale of poor to fair. Birthday: March 8,1948 Rogers has been teaching class starts out with older movies and works its way to to- Everything was done with cheap the class for 12 years and is al- shoe strings, but the learning ex- ways looking for a different day's more recent films. Hometown: Pine Bluff, perience couldn't have been Ark. genre to keep the classes inter- Rogers says thai showing esting. the films chronologically show done any other way." Rogers "One of the things that I do students how the themes in said. Did you know?: Rogers is listen to what my students are cinema develop and change as Rogers attributes his exper- used to draw chalk por- saying. If I hear people talking society changes. He also says tise on films to his vast experi- traits. Also, at one point about something in the hall, I that it's important for students ence of critiquing film and writ- in his life, he considered ask students what types of to be exposed to the films and ing books. He says he's viewed becoming a Unitarian movies they want to see. What artists involved with making over 10,000 movies and written Jenifer Fee/Progress triggers a new genre is my own cinema. six novels. minister. I have never tried to get any awareness of a film and interests "You're going to be exposed Doug Rogers, Eastern broadcasting professor, studies a broadcast script to films that are icons in today's of my books published, but to study it. You have to think at Eastern's radio station, WXil Rogers also teaches film genre classes. about one movie, and that movie society. You'll also be exposed to maybe one day I will. Who reminds you of another film and a great many artists like the ac- knows," Rogers said. The genre of crime and detection is the topic of this semester's class. PLANET SUN ■ ■ i $23-7473 Mocha To'ft Buckets IcfT (rram ( appurrmoi Hawaiian A .-■•■ Si 626 Shave Ice • Old-fashioned hand-dipped Hot Bulbs....Always ICECREAM of Pasta • Hand-dipped SHAKES. Malts, Selected Liters Check out the two new StarPower, §2_b_uJb beds Sundaes with face and shoulder tanners. Plus the 1400 watt • 50 Hawaiian SHAVED ICE flavors 2 go! of Shampoos & Hair standup Starship. • Delicious EXPRESSO & CAPPUCCINOS Products $10 • Ashby's Sterling Ice Cream. When you bring this ad Inl Madison 624-0066 Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m -9 p.m. For the best tan in town, experience the difference. 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Staff writer The committee has also decided to replace the many events during the weekend with fewer, but Since February is almost here, it means only bigger events. one thing. First Weekend is drawing near. The big event this weekend will be the Student First Weekend activities will begin Feb. 1. Organization and Residence Hall Attendance First Weekend is one weekend out of the month Contest designed to give students who chose to stay on The idea of die contest is to have as many of the campus an abundance of things to do. The pro- people in your residence hall or members in your gram has undergone some changes since last semester. organization to show up at the four upcoming Colonel and Lady Colonel basketball games. Last fall, the appropriateness of First Weekend's The first game begins at 5:30 p.m. on Feb.l with name was in question. This was due to the fact that the Lady Colonels playing Tennessee Tech. At 7:30 First Weekend wasn't always occurring on the first weekend of each month. p.m. Feb. 3 the Colonels will play Tennessee Tech. Then on Monday. Feb. 5. the women's and men's Stacia Chenoweth. co-chair of the First Weekend committee, said the name has to stay. teams will take on Morehead State with the ladies "Since students were already familiar with the playing first at 5:30 p.m. and then men playing at 8 name, we decided to make it a priority to have First p.m. In order to get credit for being at the games, Weekend on the first weekend of each month," Progress file photo Chenoweth said. organization members must check in each night Kathy Kustra. co-chair of the committee, said with their student IDs at the registration table that Students can take advantage of free billiards and bowling from 4:30 p.m. until 12 am on Feb. 1 to 3 in the Pow- First Weekend was always meant to fall on the first will be located at the back concourse. ell Recreation Center as a part of various planned events for First Weekend A pre-game pizza party will take place before each weekend of each month. A three-on-three basketball tournament with a "The current committee members decided to game in the Auxiliary Gym and an entertaining half- facility to show our school spirit and unity." return to the initial concept to help build participa- time show will take place during each game when Chenoweth said. men's and women's bracket is scheduled for 11 a.m. tion and to give students a schedule they can count more prizes will be given away. "First Weekend is about the students and this is on Saturday. The winners of this tournament will be on." Kustra said. At halftime of the last game on Monday, the orga- one First Weekend no student will want to miss." special guests at Travis Ford's luncheon. Kustra said the biggest change for First Weekend nization with the highest overall percentage of its Chenoweth said. Each event was planned to help students have a is the way its committee is run. total membership in attendance will be presented Along with the contest, students can expect other good time without having to go home. "This year students now design and run First with $500 cash and a basketball with the organiza- events such as free bowling and billiards, Sony "First Weekend is meant for the students enjoy- Weekend, with assistance from Student Affairs. In tion's name on it. Playstation gaming and a brunch over the course of ment. It is meant to be something they will remem- the first two years, it was run by Student Affairs with Chenoweth said the contest is an effort to break the weekend. For basketball lovers, a free throw and 3-point ber fondly as arums. It is meant to foster friendships assistance from the students," Kustra said. down boundaries. and community and to provide a great weekend," "We're trying to bring together all the student contest will take place at 6 p.m. on Friday in the The students understand what events will be Kustra said. appealing and how to publicize them better. Kustra organizations, and students in general at the athletic Weaver Gym. Class allows nursing student to volunteer in Haiti While the class is offered as a nursing BY JAW HOWEIX Weaver's trip may have not been the would remember from her trip. Perhaps elective, anyone is welcome to gain credit Staff writer ideal way to spend Christmas break. She one of the most important things. Weaver Facto about Haiti arrived in the middle of one of the worst said, is that we, as Americans, should hours or a pass/fail grade. If you have an interest, contact Demaree in Room 121 of Would you have liked to spend your rainy seasons Haiti has seen in a few respect what we have. Haiti is one of the most the Dizney Building. Christmas vacation in a foreign country? years. Swollen rivers and bus trouble It's okay to have stuff, as long as you're densely populated coun- Kelly Weaver, senior, spent hers in Haiti. giving stuff, too," Weaver said. The mission's presence in Haiti has had turned an eight-hour bus ride into a 25- tries in the world, with There was a catch, though. It wasn't a plea- hour journey. She also said church services on a positive influence. They do not refuse to sure cruise or a group tour. She spent her Sundays were interesting. While they sang treat the overwhelming majority of voodoo approximately 650 people Once she arrived in St Louis, however, per square mile. break in a place where children die of para- Weaver said she quickly began to forget in Creole, Weaver sang in English. But she practitioners, but they also offer Christian sites, malnutrition, anemia and malaria. the horrors of the trip and began to learn said it didn't make a difference. guidance. Their facility has offered employ- Climate: tropical; semi and in It is somewhere that people can only valuable lessons. She said she was "You're singing for the same purpose." ment to many Haitians, and they now have the mountainous regions afford to eat a cup of rice a day. if they are shocked that the media didn't alert people Weaver said. access to emergency rooms. Also, children Languages: French (official): lucky. Weaver helped them by aiding a in the United States about the poverty Dena Demaree and Pat Woods, Eastern who have become involved in the nutrition Creole foundation that provides free medical care. somewhere as close as Haiti. professors, have been sponsoring this trip programs show a much higher rate of sur Population: 6,884.264 Weaver signed up for a nursing elective Volunteering in the pediatric center. for five years. They have taken groups as rival. Ethnic divisions: African that allowed her to travel to the Northwest Weaver said she saw 10 children each week- large as five, and as small as one. If you would like to donate or receive descent (95%); European Haiti Christian Mission in the small town of day. These children were participants in a Demaree said the goal is always the more information on the mission, contact and Mulatto (5%) Executive Director Larry Owens, care of St Louis deNord. While there. Weaver vol- nutrition program. 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Lewis Brooks Banks EKU Students in the following majors can earn the American Humanics Certificate and pre- pare for a career in non-profit agencies: English Exercise and Sport Science Family Studies Non-Profit Business Administration Psychology Recreation and Leisure Studies Sociology, Social Work and Counseling Did I hear BIG SCREEN? ATTEND AN INFORMATION MEETING SUPER BOWL SPECIAL Tuesday January 30, 2001 3:30 P.M. ~ 4:30 P.M. WHILE WATCHING THE GAME ONLY, ORDER 1 6-INCH OR 12- sum i suus BEGLEY 404 INCH SUB & GET THE SECOND . SUB OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUfc QUESTIONS?? CALL 1834 FOR ONLY 99C J Sports B6 Thurwky, January 25.2001 The Eastern Progreae Daniel Prekopa. editor Max Good deserves chance at BURNING Las Vegas What in the world is Rick Pitino thinking? IT UP Pitino, the former University of The Lady Colonels have torched Kentucky and Boston Celtic head coach is reportedly going to take the job at the University of Las the nets to the tune of 88.9 points per game, PER GAME SCORING Vegas which is being held by Eastern grad good enough for second best in Division I Max Good. I.Connecticut 91.1 Good took over women's college basketball. 2. Eastern 88.9 as interim coach 3. Vanderbilt 85.6 in UNLV after head coach Bill 4. Georgia 84.8 Bayno was fired 5. Iowa State 83.2 last month because of sanc- tions being imposed by the NCAA. Pitino left DANIEL PREKOPA Kentucky, Rim Shot after building a national championship team, for the green with the Boston Celtics, and I don't mean the green on their jerseys. His hope was to build the team that was his boy- hood love into a contender once again. Of course, this was a total disaster and he recently resigned High scoring attributed to defense as head coach of the Celtics. For a rebound, Pitino wants to coach at UNLV, a program that is in sorry shape right now. The BY DAHCL PREKOPA Eastern is scoring more points shooting. burned both teams out of per game. Charlotte Size more is team is not exactly top 25 caliber per game than current no. 1 Notre "Our defense creates our Richmond with 199 points total in right behind with 11.8 and Mikki and the school will probably be on Sports editor Dame (78.2), national power- offense," Inman said. the two games. Bond is averaging 10 points per a four-year probation for recruit- Don't look now. but an unex- house Tennessee (80.3) and any- In last Saturday's game against The Lady Colonels have contest ing violations. So not only does pected surprise has happened for one else in the country. Murray State, the Lady Colonels reached 100 points in a game Four other Lady Colonels are Pitino want to go to a place where Eastern basketball. The closest to Eastern in scor- forced 31 turnovers. three limes this season, twice at averaging over eight points per he has to rebuild a program from Just when teams thought they ing is Vanderbilt who averages In Eastern's past away games home. They won at Glenville State game: they are Larry a Wall (9.5), the ground up again, but he has could come into McBrayer Arena 85.6 points per game. against UT-Martin and Murray in November by the score of 116- Teresa McNair (8.5), Zoey Artist to do so with restrictions from the and win, the Lady Colonels are This fact has not escaped the State, Inman said they could have 80. they beat West Virginia Tech (8.4) and Synisha Smith (8.4). NCAA Good is caught up in the second in the country in scoring eyes of Eastern Head Coach Larry scored better. at home in December 199-63, and Next on the burner for the middle of all of this. offense. Joe Inman. who said the scoring The Lady Colonels scored 86 they won in a shootout against Lady Colonels are Eastern Good has paid his dues at That's right, second in the average this season is probably points against UT-Martin and 85 Tennessee State 107-96. Illinois and Southeast Missouri. UNLV, and now when he finally country, not just the Ohio Valley the highest he's ever seen in his against Murray State, and both While the team is one of the Eastern Illinois comes to has the chance to prove himself Conference. coaching tenure at Eastern. games were on the road. nation's leaders in scoring aver- Richmond Saturday and worthy of a head coaching job, he The Lady Colonels' 88.9 points "It's a great accomplishment," In McBrayer Arena, Eastern age stats show that their scoring Southeast Missouri will play on finds out that he could be per game is second only to previ- Inman said. has been lighting up the score- is a team effort instead of an indi- Monday. Eastern Illinois is allow- replaced by Pitino; just discarded ous national no. 1 Connecticut, Inman actually credited the board. In the last homestand vidual effort ing 77.9 points per game and like an old shoe. He certainly who score an average of 91.1 higher scoring more to the Lady against Tennessee State and Candice Finley is leading the Southeast Missouri is allowing does not deserve to be treated points per game. Colonels press defense than hot Austin Peay, the Lady Colonels scoring barrage with 12.9 points 65.4. like this. My advice to you Pitino, go back to UK. I know it might be a little embarrassing at first to go back to the program you aban- Lady Colonels doned for the NBA a few years ago, but this is your best chance for a winner once again. First off, you are revered in winning streak Lexington. They would probably build a statue for you upon your return. Let them kick Tubby Smith out for your return. Smith is a good coach, but he is at five games nowhere near as revered as you in Lexington. Let Good have his chance at UNLV. BY DANIEL PREKOPA with 10 points. Larrya Wall Second, the Wildcats are still Sports editor talented. This is a team with enor- snagged 10 rebounds. mous talent that is underachiev- In a key Ohio Valley In the second half of the game. ing. With your direction, it could Conference road trip this past Eastern shot .432 from the field be a top 10 team once again and a week, the Lady Colonels swept (16 of 37) and made 11 of 15 free national championship contender both games by defeating UT- throws to bury the Lady within a few years. Martin last Thursday 86-68 and Skyhawks. When you think about it, Murray State Saturday by the A different cast of players led coaching at Kentucky again final score of 85-63. the Lady Colonels in Murray. would be a good confidence boost Eastern (13-4, 5-1) will host Charlotte Sizemore and Katie Eastern Illinois Saturday and Kelly led the team with 13 points for you after your disaster in Southeast Missouri on Monday. Boston. Why invade someone each. Also scoring in double fig- Jamie Gaddts/Progress else's pond when you can take "I'm very pleased with our ures was Wall with 10. back the ocean you have created play," Head Coach Larry Joe Against Murray State, Eastern McNair and the Lady Colonels will try to light up the scoreboard Saturday against Eastern Illinois. in the Bluegrass? Think about it. Inman said. shot .444 from the field (12 of 27) Inman said winning those two to pace themselves to a win. "roadkill" games was essential to improved enough by the confer- Inman said. Give Martin his cart the Lady Colonels in their quest Inman was especially pleased ence playoffs to win the title. Eastern Illinois (4-13, 0-6) is for the OVC crown. with the defensive performance Sizemore recorded her 1,000 led in scoring by Ham 0' Connor. I hope the United States by his team. They forced 31 point for Eastern Saturday against O'Connor averages 13.9 points Supreme Court rules in favor of "Roadkill" games are the games a team wins on the road turnovers at Murray State. Murray, a feat which Inman said per game. Also averaging in dou- Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Casey Martin. I think it is ridicu- "I felt like defensively ... we is a tough feat for anyone in the ble figures for the Panthers are lous that the PGA believes Martin that are essential if that team is really played good defense," ! Alumni Coliseum should have to walk in order to going to win the conference title. sport. Renee Shaul with 13.6 and Lauren Inman said. Dailey with 10.3. play golf. Inman said the team is playing While Inman said the defense "I think it's a great thing for Golf is the only sport right now better and will hopefully keep the is playing above expectations, he her," Inman said. "I just hope she Southeast Missouri (106, 5-1) where the pros do not have momentum going into the NCAA said the shooting could still isn't finished scoring." is tied with the Lady Colonels for access to all the equipment the tournament. improve. Eastern Illinois and Southeast second place in the OVC. The amateurs have access to. Why "If we can just keep up the con- The Lady Colonels shot .405 Missouri are two teams that Indians are led by Lori Chase with aren't carts allowed on the PGA? sistency we should be all right," from the field against UT-Martin Inman said are "two very capable 12.8 points per game. Veronica Who came up with this rule any- Inman said. and .404 against Murray. teams." Benson is also averaging 12.6 way? Mikki Bond and Zoey Artist "We probably could have shot Inman said while the road wins points per game for the Indians. Monday, 2 p.m. What if Major League Baseball led Eastern at UT-Martin with 14 the ball better," Inman said. are nice, winning at home is Tipoff for Saturday's game is decided players couldn't wear points each. Also scoring in dou- Inman's hope is that the strong essential to capture the confer- scheduled for 6 p.m. and Alumni Coliseum glasses or contacts because it ble figures for Eastern in play by the Lady Colonels contin- ence tide. Monday's game is at 2 p.m. Both gives them an advantage in see- Tennessee was Candice Finley ues and that they will have "You've got to win at home," games are in McBrayer Arena. ing the ball better? It's not like Martin's cart is giving him a considerable advan- ► Sports Briefs tage. If he were winning as many tournaments as Tiger Woods, I Athletics Director then choose the candidates they Smith already confirmed his inter- players who want to develop and Charlotte Sizemore would see why the PGA would wish to invite for job interviews. est in the job. refine their hitting skills. have a problem, but he has not search continuing "We're still very early in the Earlier this month. President Baseball Head Coach Jim scores 1,000 point won a tournament since he start- The search for a replacement process," Cordner said. Robert Kustra placed an ad in the Ward and his staff will be instruct- Lady Colonels junior forward ed riding a cart for former Athletics Director Jeff Cordner said the preferred NCAA News for a new athletics ing camp participants on the cor- Charlotte Sizemore scored her Don't get me wrong, Martin Long has moved forward over the starting date for the new athletics director. Former Athletics 1.000 career point Saturday director would be March 1, but a Director Jeff Long announced in rect techniques of hitting. Session has the talent to compete in the course of this past week. one will be held from 6 to 7 p.m. against Murray State. PGA. He belongs in the PGA the Gary Cordner, chair for the later date could be negotiated. December his intention to leave Head Coach Larry Joe Inman search committee, said the com- "We (the committee members) for the University of Oklahoma. for ages 9-11, session two will be said it is an accomplishment for only problem is his walking con- from 7 to 8 p.m. for ages 12-14 dition, but I don't see why his mittee met for the first time on hope to get our business done anyone to reach the 1.000 point using a cart is such a problem. Wednesday, Jan. 17 to discuss a within a month," Cordner said. and session three will be from 8 milestone in college basketball. I say, let everyone use carts if course of action. Because no applicants have yet Annual hitting to 9 p.m. for ages 15-18. "I think it's a great thing for they want to. Let it be the players' The committee will meet again been chosen to be interviewed, camps to be held The cost of the camp is $60 (Sizemore)." Inman said. "I just choice. It would be a real shame on Wednesday, Jan. 31 to review Cordner said he cannot release Eastern's annual hitting camps and enrollment in each session hope she isn't finished scoring. to have a guy like-Martin retire the more than 20*applications the names of any of the appli- will be conducted the wdeks of will be limited. For additional Sizemore is averaging just over * because he is not allowed to use Eastern has received so far for the cants. Jan. 29 through Feb. 1 and Feb. 5- information call the baseball 12 points per game as a starter for something as silly as a golf cart. job. The committee members will Acting Athletics Director Chip 8. These camps are designed for office at 622-4998. the Lady Colonels. ^mmmmm wmm wmmmmm wmmmmm wmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm The Eastern Progress, Thursday. January 25.2001 SportS B7 Lady Colonels win with Wall' ball BYROfJOWOIMI Assistant sports editor There are many terms to describe intense, aggressive, all- out basketball. But while some teams get "in the zone", and oth- ers "lock and load," The Eastern Lady Colonels play "Larrya Wall PfOQraisfla pholo BaB." "Larrya's a great leader," Head Tha man's basketball team will try to get their first conference win of the Coach Larry Joe Inman said. "She's season Saturday against Eastern Illinois. Eastern is 0-6 in OVC play. vocal, and she works extremely hard. When she talks, people lis- ten." Wall, a senior forward from Colonels fall 0-3 Cecilia, ranks as one of the most versatile players on the Lady Colonel squad. She goes into this weekend's games averaging 8.4 during road trip points, three rebounds ana 2.1 BY Row JORDAN assists , along with 23 steals. In her career, she has played at both Assistant sports editor guard and forward positions. The Colonels return home Inman praised her versatility as a Saturday after what Head Coach major asset to the team. "She's versatile, she plays Travis Ford called one of the tough- Saturday, 8 p.m. est stretches of the year. The team great D and has a good outside suffered their ninth and 10th losses Alumni Golseum shot," Inman said. "She's very of the season, falling 71-60 to valuable to the team." Tennessee-Martin and dropping a Wall was an All-State player in 9566 decision to Murray State. high school at Central Hardin. As a sophomore at Eastern, she aver- The Murray State game was just aged 4.2 points and 2.9 rebounds one of those nights." Ford said. "I a game, and finished third on the don't think you can judge anything Monday. 7:30 p.m. about our team from that game." team with 60 assists. But her Alumni CotMum claim to fame lay with her The trip began Thursday in defense. Regarded as the team's Martin, Tenn. The teams stayed best defensive player, she started close during the first half, with 10 out of 27 games and was Jamis Qaddrs/Prograss Martin leading 36-32. The teams The Colonels shooting plum- named co-winner of the team's Larrya Was", a senior forward this season, is averaging 8.5 points per game this season for the Lady Colonels. remained within sight of each other meted to only 25 percent in the sec- Most Improved Player Award. until the Skyhawks pulled away with ond half, while Murray hit for 50 Basketball has at times been a Inman said. "She wanted to be part a 12-2 run beginning with 10:11 percent. The Racers were led by painful experience for Wad. Seven obstacles to be a part of this team," card. But her contributions don't remaining. The run ended on a junior guard Justin Burdine with 23 games into last season, she twisted of the team." Inman said. "She was down a bit end there. She remains a positive Jeremy Sargeant jumper with 5:36 points and Spencer with 21. 7-foot her knee in practice. The injury kept Wall cites her parents. Larry after her knee injury, and she's influence on the bench, constantly remaining, and Eastern trailing by a freshman center Andi Hornig her out tor the remainder of the sea- and Wretha Wall, and her two been on a mission ever since.* giving encouragement and sup- 63-50 count. The Skyhawks held notched a double-double with 10 son. This marked the second knee older sisters as the biggest influ- Anyone who has attended a port to her teammates. onto the lead for the final minutes, points and 17 rebounds. injury of her career. She was limited ences on her life. A sports man- Lady Colonels game can tell you This is the best team I've been ending up with a 71-60 victory. Jerry and Sims each scored 14 to playing eight games as a fresh- agement major, she hopes to that Wall is easy to spot On the with all four years here." Wal said. Sophomore forward Okechi points to lead Eastern, and Philip man following a knee injury suffered coach basketball on the college court, she's constantly hustling "Everybody gets along, everybody Egbe led Martin with 18 points, Taylor recorded six rebounds. in high school. Wall, however, level some day. She enjoys work- and working hard. A balanced cares about each other, and we and Sargeant added 16 points and "We're good enough to play in refused to sit out for the season. ing at various summer camps. contributor on offense, her defen- have one goaL and thafs the OVC 13 rebounds. this league and get wins, we just "She didn't want to redshirt," "Larrya has overcome some sive prowess remains her calling title." Senior guard Lavoris Jerry led need to finish it off," Ford said. the Colonels in scoring for the "We went on a tough road third straight game with 19 points. stretch and a tough schedule, peri- Juniors Spanky Parks and Clinton od. This team needs more practice Sims both added 12, and Richard than they need games at this Corey Crume shows off skill at East-West Shrine Bowl Gaston grabbed eight rebounds. point," Ford said. From there, the Colonels Ford's troops will get that BY COREY HAU. Crume said. This combine is very important The scouts will also try to get crossed the border back into the much-needed practice this week. Staff writer Crume's East team came up because it is the only one where to know the player's personally, They begin a four-game homes- short against the West by a final all teams will be represented." which may be even more impor- Bluegrass State for a battle with Eastern halfback Corey Crume perennial Ohio Valley Conference land against Eastern Illinois score of 20-10. Kansas State quar- Crume said. "You go through tant to them than what the players favorite Murray State. The Saturday at McBrayer Arena. The participated in the East-West terback Jonathon Beasley earned medical exams, personal inter- can do on the field based on the Racers entered the game with an Panthers enter the game with a 11- Shrine Bowl Jan. 13, in San game MVP honors by completing views, and pretty much anything recent bad examples of Ray Lewis uncharacteristic mark of 8-7. 6 mark. 4-2 in the OVC. Francisco's Pacific Bell Park. 5-10 passes for 117 yards and two else they want you to do." and Rae Carruth, who were both Eastern again was able to hang Monday night finds the defend- Playing against some of the touchdowns. Head Coach Roy Kidd feels recently tried and acquitted of with its foe in the first half. The ing OVC champion Southeast best seniors in the country, The annual Shrine Bowl raises Crume is well-prepared for the murder. Colonels entered the intermission Missouri State Indians coming to Crume ran the ball one time for money for Shriners hospitals combine. Crume, a native of Lebanon, trailing by a 4S36 score. Eastern did town. SEMO stands 11-7 overall, six yards and had one reception across the country. This game "Corey is in the best shape of was a first-team Ohio Valley itself no favors, shooting only 35 per- but only 2-4 in OVC play, dropping for two yards. marked the official end of his life, he looks the best I've ever Conference performer this sea- cent from the field But the Colonels' conference games to Murray, Crume, who played halfback at Crume's college career. Now he seen him," Kidd said. son. He finished his collegiate biggest loss came with 6:33 left in Austin Peay, Tennessee Tech and Eastern, was asked to play full- hopes to impress NFL scouts. In the combine, players will be career as the seventh all-time the half, when Ford was ejected. Eastern Illinois. But SEMO back for this game. Next month, Crume has been tested in their 40-yard dash speed, leading rusher in school history Murray capitalized, outscoring remains dangerous, with returning "We had three halfbacks and invited to Indianapolis for one of bench press, squat, pass catching with 3,124 yards. 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January 25. 2001 BLACK HISTORY 2001 at Eastern Kentucky University Coordinated by the Office of Multicultural Student Services Thursday, February 1 Thursday, February 15 The ladies of Zeta Phi Beta, Delta Sigma Theta, Alpha The Office of Student Development, the Milenium Kappa Alpha and the men of Kappa Alpha Psi wil step Committee and Woman's Studies is sponsoring the Tmani ot half time of the EKU vs. Tennessee Tech Womens Dance and Drum Company*. There will be a Dance and Basketbal Game at 5:30 p.m. in Alumni Colesium. Drum workshop at 3:30 pm. in the Brock Audtorium. The Friday, February 2 traditional African Drum and Dance performance wil be held in Brock Audtorium at 7:00p.m. Rnt Week-end is sponsoring comedian's from me "Block Comedy Tour" a) 8:00 p.m. in Brock Audtorium. Wednesday, February 21 The Office of Multicultural Student Services is sponsoring a Black Professionals Seminar. Black Professionals will come NPHC & the Office of Multicultural Student Services will and share. »mo they are. What they dol, and The journey ^omora Jwiw in Weaver Gym at 1G80 pm • 2:00dm that it has taken them to reach this point in their Eves, and Saturday, February 3 What opportunities are there for young Black professional's in their field! 7:30pm in the Kermamer room of the Powell The ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. will step at he* building. time of the EKU vs. Tennessee Tech Mens Basketball Game at 7:30pm in the Alumni Colesium Sunday, February 25 Sunday, February 4 The Office of Multicultural Student Services wil sponsor the 2000/2001 African-American Achievement Banquet at The Office of Multicultural Student Services and the EKU 3:00 pm. in the Keen-Johnson Building. This afternoon Library is sponsoring the African American Read In at 4:00pm program will honor students, faculty and staff members. in the lobby of the Powell Building Students, faculty and staff ore welcome to come and read a poem, short story or other Tuesday, February 27 work by an African American author. The Office of Multicultural Student Services wil sponsor guest speaker Dr. Gerald Smith. He will speak on the 'Civil Tuesday, February 13 Rights Movement in Kentucky' at 7:00pm in the Kenamer Room of the Powell Building. A Black Student Forum will be held in the Joggers Wednesday, February 28 of the Powell Building at 9:00pm Come voice your The Office of Multicultural Student Services and Career opinion on issues of concern to Black Students. Services will co-sponsor the spring Job Fair at 2:00pm- 6:00pm the in Keen-Johnson building. 18 Powell Building, Eastern Kentucky University (859) 622-3205 22-28. 2001 O \A^\A^>A^- Meet some of the Skoge Aaroi* Mat) Apri Wfh a Trip to Hot Shot the Jim Russell Shaggy Racing Drivers McMahon guarantees •wants'wanfs youyi you'll like School to have ,7 his music. fun. Visit Steamtunnels.net ford In this issue Online Training and Sport Sites Introducing the XFL: League stats, official schedule Do Cell Phones Cause Cancer? Scanner's Strange Mix Downloads of the Week High Tech Toys Health sites for men and women Mountain Zone, Ski Central, StacksandStacks, Queendom, sfmoma, Stickdeath, Latino, Quickmath, ArtServe, Philosophical Gourmet, College Depot, more , PERSONALITY PROFILES By Yasmin Tabi The 2001 Winter X Games Since its inception in 1995. the Extreme Games competition has been a highly anticipated event for both competitors and spectators. Sports giant ESPN sponsors the yearly event, now known as the X Games, and provides a venue for athletes once considered to be unworthy of widely broadcast international competitions. This year more than 350 athletes will go for the gold at Mt. Snow, Vermont. Feb. 1 -4. The X Games features competitions like BoarderX, Slopestyle, Superpipe, SkierX. Ski Boarding. Snow Mountain Biking. Snowmobile Snocross and more bone-jarring, blood pump- ing events. The Games will be televised from Feb. 2-6 on ESPN. ESPN2 and ABC. Last year the X Games drew more than 80.000 to southern Vermont, and more than 20 million television viewers tuned in to check out this collection of young, dedicated, and fearless par- ticipants. Steamtunneh had a chance to talk to a few athletes in this year's games. April Skoaen Pro Boarder and Mountain Biker Age: 25 Home base: Big Bear Lake. Calif. Accomplishments: 1999 1st Place in American Snowboard Tour Boarder Cross in Bear Mountain. Calif.; 1999 1 st Place in down- hill snowbiking at the Boarder Cross/Moto Cross Competition in Mammoth Lakes. Calif.; 2000. 9th Place in Snowboarder Cross in the Winter X Games. April Lawyer is more than just a pro boarder, she's a renais- sance woman with lots to offer. At 15 she began snowboarding. and at 20 she added mountain biking to her repertory. Competing in Big Air, Slopestyle and Boarder Cross has given her a competitive edge that should serve her well at Mt. Snow. "I was born on April Fool's Day so my whole life is a joke," quips Lawyer. Also known as "Apes," the Californian is a pro boarder, mountain biker, and all-around stuntwoman. April has been competing since 1997 in the X Games for snowboarding and snowbiking. as well as the Swatch World Cup Boardercross Tour, the Mammoth Boardercross and Motocross, and the Norba National Series, all highly regarded events in the pro world. April trains relentlessly, combining snowboarding with gruel- Former Slopestyle Boarder turned Pro Big Air Skier ing sessions in the gym and on her mountain bike, which, she Age: 22 says, "compliments my snowboarding because it keeps me from Home base: Olympic Valley, Calif. getting burned out." Accomplishments: 1st in 2000 Core Games. Big Air Discipline, in Advice: "Put a beat to what you're doing. I visualize what I want Japan to do and then put a beat to it from a song I like, then I find After three years of full time snowboarding Skogen Sprang that I'm relaxed and I perform well." went back to his childhood sport, skiing, and has become one of Future plans: "Sometimes I think the most innovative sportsmen in the industry. Perhaps best I'd like to settle down, but then known for the "skodeo." a combination rodeo-flatspin 540 trick, I'm home for a month and I go Skogen's skiing style pushes the limits and introduces new tricks crazy!" and ski prototypes (most recently the 176cm twin tip ski for park, halfpipe. and all mountain skiing). Sponsored by Line, Skogen has Influences: Boarders been skiing for 18 years, and though he loved snowboarding and Barrett Christy and Leslie attributes his ability to pull off crazy tricks on skis to the sport, he Olsen, who have helped feels most attuned to skiing, and plans to spend the next year pave the way for other focusing more on back-country skills. When he's not on the women riders. mountain, Skogen weight trains, skateboards, and messes around In her CD player: on the trampoline. In the summer he extends his activities to The Deftones. motocrossing and mountain biking, as well as swimming. "They all Side project: Mavenn, add to your athleticism in different ways—you can apply skills her own fashion line from one sport to another, especially speed and agility." His grow- for active men and ing fame and talent has led him to do other cool things like writ- women, will be making ing short pieces for Freeze magazine (a skier mag), and working its debut shortly. • with Line Skis. Look for Skogen in the Big Air competition, and if you're lucky you'll catch a "skodeo" in action. • More on page 4 2 steamtunnels.net STUDENT APPLICATION Be Credit Smart 2010 bOH Q]> >ls| i \4EBB No Annual Fee Competitive APR Online Account Access Cashback Bonus award on Every Purchase Build Your Credit History Discovercard.com PERSONALITY PROFILES By Ydsmin Tdbi The 2001 Winter X Games Since its inception in 199S. the Extreme Games competition has been a highly anticipated event for both competitors and spectators. Sports giant ESPN sponsors the yearly event, now known as the X Games, and provides a venue for athletes once considered to be unworthy of widely broadcast international competitions. This year more than 550 athletes will go for the gold at Mt. Snow, Vermont, Feb. 1 -4. The X Games features competitions like BoarderX, Slopestyle, Superpipe, SkierX, Ski Boarding, Snow Mountain Biking, Snowmobile Snocross and more bone-jarring, blood pump- ing events. The Games will be televised from Feb. 2-6 on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. Last year the X Games drew more than 80,000 to southern Vermont, and more than 20 million television viewers tuned in to check out this collection of young, dedicated, and fearless par- • ticipants. Steamtunnels had a chance to talk to a few athletes in this year's games. April Pro Boarder and Mountain Biker Age: 25 Home base: Big Bear Lake, Calif. Accomplishments: 1999 1st Place in American Snowboard Tour Boarder Cross in Bear Mountain. Calif.; 1999 1 st Place in down- hill snowbiking at the Boarder Cross/Moto Cross Competition in Mammoth Lakes, Calif.; 2000. 9th Place in Snowboarder Cross in the Winter X Games. April Lawyer is more than just a pro boarder, she's a renais- sance woman with lots to offer. At 15 she began snowboarding, and at 20 she added mountain biking to her repertory. Competing in Big Air, Slopestyle and Boarder Cross has given her a competitive edge that should serve her well at Mt. Snow. "I was born on April Fool's Day so my whole life is a joke," quips Lawyer. Also known as "Apes," the Californian is a pro boarder, mountain biker, and all-around stuntwoman. April has been competing since 1997 in the X Games for snowboarding and snowbiking. as well as the Swatch World Cup Boardercross Tour, the Mammoth Boardercross and Motocross. and the Norba National Series, all highly regarded events in the pro world. April trains relentlessly, combining snowboarding with gruel- Former Slopestyle Boarder turned Pro Big Air Skier ing sessions in the gym and on her mountain bike, which, she Age: 22 says, "compliments my snowboarding because it keeps me from Home base: Olympic Valley, Calif. getting burned out." Accomplishments: 1st in 2000 Core Games. Big Air Discipline, in Advice: "Put a beat to what you're doing. I visualize what I want Japan to do and then put a beat to it from a song I like, then I find After three years of full time snowboarding Skogen Sprang that I'm relaxed and I perform well." went back to his childhood sport, skiing, and has become one of Future plans: "Sometimes I think the most innovative sportsmen in the industry. Perhaps best I'd like to settle down, but then known for the "skodeo," a combination rodeo-flatspin 540 trick, I'm home for a month and I go Skogen's skiing style pushes the limits and introduces new tricks crazy!" and ski prototypes (most recently the 176cm twin tip ski for park, halfpipe. and all mountain skiing). Sponsored by Line, Skogen has Influences: Boarders been skiing for 18 years, and though he loved snowboarding and Barrett Christy and Leslie attributes his ability to pull off crazy tricks on skis to the sport, he Olsen, who have helped feels most attuned to skiing, and plans to spend the next year pave the way for other focusing more on back-country skills. When he's not on the women riders. mountain, Skogen weight trains, skateboards, and messes around In her CD player: on the trampoline. In the summer he extends his activities to The Deftones. motocrossing and mountain biking, as well as swimming. "They all Side project: Mavenn, add to your athleticism in different ways—you can apply skills her own fashion line from one sport to another, especially speed and agility." His grow- for active men and ing fame and talent has led him to do other cool things like writ- women, will be making ing short pieces for Freeze magazine (a skier mag), and working its debut shortly. • with Line Skis. Look for Skogen in the Big Air competition, and if you're lucky you'll catch a "skodeo" in action. • More on page 4 2 steamtunnels.net WELCOME BACK Welcome back to school and to Steamtunnels magazine. Steamtunnels is now insert- Corporate ed in 275 college newspapers across the country, with a total circulation of well Pnndent-Robert Desmond Chief Operating Officer Joseph Freeman over 2 million readers. Chief Financial Officer-Peter Catalino Our web site, steamtunnels.net. is growing as well. 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Calif. Bishop, who is also sponsored by Joyride. is very much the Zen rider, relying on both mental and physical skills to increase his talents He's been at it since 1997. when he came in 10th in the halfpipe competition at the X-NIX U.S. Championships at Mammoth/June Mountain. So far his favorite event is the Cuervo Quarterpipe Competition in which he's placed 7th and 2nd—look for him in the Big Air competitions this year. In the summertime Aaron is usually cross training and perfecting his skills as a cook, but this past summer he traveled in Europe with his Norwegian girlfriend. When he's not catching huge air. Aaron's surfing or skating, both of which he says improve his riding skills. If he wasn't competing. Bishop says he'd be doing volunteer work for kids or DJing. In his CD player: "Anything drum n' bass, reggae roots, tribal drumming or digital." 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Scanner listens to the airwaves and records the most specific path or vision, he applies new developments as fast as they interesting conversations, edits out any identifying information (like arise. A visit to one of his web sites does not reveal the average last names, addresses and phone numbers), and mutates the voice tedium of band gigs, news and boring pictures. Rather you can lis- so that the original speaker is not identifiable. Thus while the ten to samples, experience how he sees the Internet as a practical speakers become anonymous, their passions, interests, sentiments art form and learn about the mind that will gladly turn your phone and conversations become calls into art. Check out scanner very public. Scanner has While the speakers become anonymous, dot.com. scanncrtonne.co.uk and released albums every massobservation.co.uk. year since 1992: Spore their passions, interests, sentiments and Recently Scanner's been work- (1995). Sulpher( 1996) conversations become very public. ing on art installations and muse- and The Quick and the um presentations. His most inter- Dead (2000) are some of esting piece was based on the the best known. nursery rhyme "London Bridge's Falling Down." Following the route Most people regard their phone conversations as private and laid out by the rhyme. Scanner walked and recorded the conversa- privileged. Given the powerful surveillance technology available on tions and sounds found along that path. He also took photo- the market—and the proliferation of cellular phones and their use graphs. After recording many hours of sounds he created a sound- in public spaces—this is clearly an illusion. How private is an argu- track. The next step was to fill a double decker tour bus with ment when it takes place in a restaurant? About as private as cell tourists and play them the "sounds of London Bridge" while driving phone calls made in public. 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U.S.-bred from reggae and dancehall king, has come out of a two- dancehall to year hibernation reflecting on his unexpected pop/R&B—a talent popularity with a sizzling new album, Hot that makes his discs Shot (MCA). happy hunting Though he has lived his entire adult life grounds for every in the U.S., Shaggy's roots are in Kingston. kind of music fan. Jamaica, where he was born Orville Richard Hot Shot came Burrell on October 22. 1968. As a kid, his out back in August, friends nicknamed him "Shaggy" after the and the first track cartoon character on "Scooby Doo." Music released—"It was his passion, even as a boy growing up on Wasn't Me"—a the island nation. catchy, yet melan- "Reggae isn't a radio format in Jamaica." choly tune featur- he says. "They just play what they want, so ing Ricardo my influences range from ska. dancehall and "RikRok" Ducent. rock steady to soca and R&B." propelled the CD Shaggy began pursuing a musical career to gold status. when he moved to Brooklyn. NY at the age "I want my of 18. He got a major boost when "Mampie" songs to tell a story, and "Big Up," both hard-core Shaggy dance- to be funny and fun hall tracks, hit # 1 on the New York reggae at the same time." charts. After a frustrating year of trying to says Shaggy, who is find more work. Shaggy finally joined the known for his sexu- U.S. Marines in 1988. A few years later, he ally provocative found himself in the Iraqi desert fighting in lyrics and head bouncing beats. "This album it was "Boombastic" that gave American audi- the Gulf War. is a rollercoaster ride. I wanted to show many ences their first dose of the singsong master. "War is ugly." Shaggy says. "It had a big different sides of my musical personality," Currently, Shaggy is on the back end of a impact on me, in terms of appreciating life. Shaggy adds. two-month concert tour, but he says he loves When I got out I decided, "This is it, I'm tak- "I always want to make different styles of the adventure of spreading his music to far ing my music to the heights." And so he did music. We try to evolve at the end of the day. away lands and cherishes the excitement with Hot Shot, which has soared up the reg- I've always strived to be best; we make music from his fans. gae charts. to make music." Shaggy's music has always "If you don't know me yet, come to a In its thirteen tracks, Hot Shot proves been far reaching. His first single, "Oh Shaggy concert. I guarantee, when you leave, that Shaggy is a master of many styles— Carolina," became a sensation in the U.K., but you'll be a Shaggy fan." he promises. • v| c-rinitunn^el R<3dio / The return of the Steamtunnels 24-hour live deejay broadcast. A seamless mix of funky house, crunchy techno and jd//y trip-hop. 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That's what that made the kick off its WWF famous. we do for a living. inaugural Fair catches on season on Football is fun." punts will not Feb. 3. be allowed. Football fans sidelines. And in the huddles. And the XFL Quarterbacks will have consistent seems to be spending more time hyping its not be allowed to ly rejected products cheerleaders than actual play on the field. slide to safety when they found to be inferi- Casting calls and tryouts have been held in scrambling. And head slaps or to the National Football each of the league's eight cities—New York. League, like the United States Football will be legal. Los Angeles. Chicago, San Francisco, Las Off the field, fans can expect the some of League in the 1980s. And the XFL's season Vegas, Memphis. Birmingham and Orlando. starts right after the NFL's Super Bowl, when the same storyline antics that have turned But all the gimmickry leads to a natural conventional wisdom has it that football fans McMahon's wrestling shows. "Raw is War" question—is it real? After all. this league is would have their fill of the product for awhile. and "Smackdown," into ratings successes. the brainchild of man who made a life out of But McMahon has never been one to lis- Just like the "Smackdown" camera will conve- manipulating a staged athletic competition. niently follow Stone Cold Steve Austin into ten to conventional wisdom. He created his McMahon understands the doubts, but is the dressing room just as he is about to wrestling empire by becoming the first pro- emphatic about the XFL. "It is real football.' moter to take his product national in 1984. attack someone, the XFL camera crew will be he said. • back when the pseudo-sport was considered allowed into the locker rooms. And on the a purely regional attraction. He pioneered pay-per-view when few thought there was money to be made. And he brought wrestling back to network television. 2001 XFL Schedule So McMahon certainly isn't going to let Week 1 Week 3 the naysayers get in the way of his attempts NY/NJ Hitmen " Las Vegas Outlaws SF Demons B Memphis Maniax to put together a football league. The audi- s.u i..|) 5. 8pm eb IZ IBA ence gets it." McMahon said in a recent Chicago Enforcers >' Orlando Rage LA Xtreme V Las Vegas Outlaws press conference. "We're here to have fun. Sat. Feb. 3. 8pm si' Feb i ' 8pm That's what we do for a living. Football is fun. Memphis Maniax 0 Birmingham Bolts Chicago Enforcers V Birmingham Bolts It's a great game." Sun Feh 4, IM Sun Feb 18 4pm Unlike the ill-fated USFL. McMahon has LA Xtreme 9 San Francisco Demons Orlando Rage •' NY/N) Hitmen no pretense about being able to compete Sun Feb 4. 4pm eb. IS. 7pm with the NFL's level of on-field play. "When Week 2 Week 4 you think of the number of players in Chicago Enforcers i LA Xtreme NY/Nj Hitmen 9 Chicago Enforcers Division I football who start and who never S.it Feb 10, 8pm S.u Feb 24 8pm have the opportunity to try out for an NFL SF Demons 0 Orlando Rage Birmingham Bolts Orlando Rage team...|it's] a huge number of quality play- S.it Feb I0. 8pm Sal Feb 24 Spin ers," said McMahon. Birmingham Bolts 9> NY/N) Hitmen Las Vegas Outlaws " SF Demons Instead, McMahon is hoping to find an Sun Feb. II . 4pm 4pm audience for the XFL with trappings that Las Vegas Outlaws I Memphis Maniaa Memphis Maniax ' LA Xtreme run the gamut from innovation to flat-out Sun. Feb II. 7pm Sun Feb 25 7pm gimmickry. 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II you have to use youi phone m traffic, like the woman I saw believed that sur- ment called Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) use ,i hands free device so both hands rounding the head with aluminum to give consumers data on the radiation can remain on the wheel Although foil would protect them from levels their phones produce. You can look hands free phones can t eliminate the harmful radiation they could up your own phone's rating at the mobile most hazardous distraction the phone feel piercing their brains from search engine: domode.com. All three of conversation itself they do minimize nearby TV stations and radio the government agencies studying cell the nsk ,isso< i,iied with dialing. antennas. phone safety (the Federal Communications 'i Avoid emotional or intense phone ion Because of the hysteria Commission, the Food and Drug versations. 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