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Vol. 58/No. • Thunday. October 2, 1880 Official Student Publication of EaiUrn Kentucky University If Patm Richmond. Ky. 48475 University forbids Anderson visits dorm campaigns University By MARK TURNER often leaving literature under student's By THOMAS ROSS Guett Writer doors. News Editor These various organizations, in- After being a few minutes late for her Despite allegations that it may not be cluding student government, have been scheduled time of arrival. Diane Lynn legal and that it doesn't "encourage termed by Whitlock as being Anderson, the21 - year - old daughter of student participation" in the upcoming "recognized campus functions." Independent presidential candidate election. University officials are not "I think there's a difference between John B Anderson. addressed allowing door-to-door canvassing in the a recognized campus function and a University students and faculty. dormitories for the presidential can- political campaign being allowed to go Monday. Sept 29 in Ihe Kennamer didates door-to-door in the dorms." WhiUock Room of the Powell Building "The administration has forbidden us said What Whitlock didn't know when Anderson's promotional appearance from doing any door-to-door cam- he made this statement was that for her father was arranged through the paigning," Ron Napier, campus recognized campus functions, such as Student's for Anderson committee on precinct captain for the Ronald Reagan the Young Democrats and Young campus presidential bid, said. "They consider it Republicans, were seeking the right to As Anderson walked up to the podum solicitation." canvass. signs of support were held up by some Doug Whitlock, administrative "Our office has never made a of the audience. assistant to President J.C Powell, said decision on a case like this before," said She gave a short address at first, then, he thought denying campaigning in the Walter Herdman of the state attorney opened the session to questions with the dorms was "consistant with the general's office. students asking about her father's University anti-solicitation policy." Herdman, who is in charge of election views on unemployment, the energy "Restrictions against any type of oriented cases, said that any decision program and foreign policy. canvassing through the dorms or of- made by his office would depend on the Terming the campaign as a volatile fices are standard procedure for most specific rules the University has one. she said that it has come a long universities," Whitlock said. against soliciting on campus. way since she started campaigning last Several persons working with the The University does have a written February in New Hampshire. various campaigns on campus cried rule concerning solicitation, according She claimed that Ronald Reagan. foul after hearing this decision citing to Skip Daugherty, director of student Republican presidential candidate, has that student government candidates activities and organizations. It is "simplistic solutions" for America's and various organizations have, in the Daugherty's office that regulates the problems. She quickly added that past, gone door-to-door in the dorms solicitation policy. President Carter "smiled his way into seeking votes and new members while (See SOLICITING. page 12.) Diane Anderson, 21-year-old daughter of Independent Lexington the same afternoon. Anderson is a senator from the White House four years ago." presidential candidate, John Anderson, spoke on campus in a the state of Illinois
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Paaa 3/Vol. 59/No. 6 The Eaatarn Proa/aa OpinionsThunday. Octobar 2. 1980 Editor's note: The following guest writers were asked to Students speak for 1980 candidates submit guest opinions on each of the 1980 presidential candi- dates, whom they represent Each writer was given an equal amount of space in which to express his opinion. -ffifi EPt9tt or *ht"3 ST&°G£S* Will 6L Pkl-Q«>rcD SO TUff Wt MH 6»fr MOO K* "rbUPWlNG, A Look: AT By DON MCNAY conservatives, may someday bej Guest Opinion the cornerstone for an improved Three of our greatest presidents, relationship with our Latin Abraham Lincoln, Woodrow American neighbors. Wilson and Harry Truman were all The President's energy andl unpopular during their first term in domestic policies may be the| office. beginning of a self sufficient Lincoln was certain at one time American economy. that he would lose to General Carter has shown compassion for George McClellan. Charles Evans the problems of the disadvantage! Hughes went to bed on election He has appointed more minorities! night in 1916, believing he had to federal judicial positions than all defeated Woodrow Wilson and other presidents combined and has Harry Truman's victory over supported the Equal Rights Thomas Dewey is one of the most Amendment. historic upsets of the 20th century. Carter has stood for legislation These presidents made decisions that will someday make equality that were unpopular at that time among all people a reality, rather but those decisions had a long than just a dreamed of concept. range effect on the history of the Being president of the United country that in time vindicated States means more than doing their presidencies. what is politically expedient or Carter: This assessment may hold true popular. It means implementing By DAVE MEREDITH have the same opportunity to hikes. Revenues from the tax and the northeast. He is very close for President Carter's ad- decisions that will affect the Guest Opinion choose abortion as do women who would be used to cut social security to winning many of those states ministration as well. For as Adlai destiny of the world and our I would like to inform the can afford the cost, and therefore taxes in half and at the same time right now. In winning the popular Stevenson once said, "We pick a posterity students here about John An- supports a federal funding of increase social security benefits. vote in these 12 or 13 states, he president, then for four years we In making such decisions, we derson. All over the country, An- abortions for the poor. Turning now to foreign affairs. could surpass the 270 needed to win pick on him." cannot have a man like Ronald derson stops at college campuses Anderson opposes the MX John Anderson supports the SALT in the electoral college. President Carter's current Reagan who looks longingly and is overwhelmed with en- Strategic Missile and the B-l II Treaty. He supported the nor- programs may have been harshly towards the past; we need a man thusiastic support. Bomber proposals because they malization of relations with China. This indicates how misleading judged by people who do not un- who will look bravely towards the The Anderson - Lucey ticket are highly cost-inefficient. He also supported the Panama the national polls are. If John derstand their long term im- future. offers a progressive platform Anderson opposes reinstitution of Canal Treaty. Anderson is not a serious con- plications. Although some of his Our country cannot afford to turn which is appealing to most college the peace-time draft registration. Anderson supported the in- tender, why is the Carter campaign programs are not momentarily to someone with no experience in students. In order to upgrade our con- termediary role of the U.S. in spending millions of dollars in popular, they may someday have a national government, who lacks John B. Anderson is 58-years-old/. ventional armed forces, he would bringing Israel and Egypt to the court to keep Anderson off of state tremendous impact on the history youthful vigor and who has sim- and was born in Rockford, IlL increase basic pay and allowances. peace table, but he has been ballots? Incidentally, those efforts of the world. plistic answers to complex Anderson has been a leader in the John Anderson believes that the concerned that the role of the U.S. have proven unsuccessful in most The Middle East treaties could problems. U.S. House of Representatives for responsibility for controlling in- as an "honest broker" not be cases. be the foundation for an end to 2,500 We need a man who possesses 20 years. flation rests at the doorstep of the converted into a role of advocate If I might quote the New York years of conflict in that troubled depth of knowledge, compassion John Anderson's early federal government. The Anderson for one side or the other in con- Times: "The first thing people say region. and vision. Jimmy Carter has congressional career manifested a when John Anderson's name The Panama Canal treaties, these qualities and deserves your conservative ideology, but he comes up in the talk about the 1980 although currently unpopular with support on Nov. 4. became increasingly disturbed by election is something like, 'You the social problems of the late know, he may be the best man in By RON NAPIER accomplished this in a state which 1960's and broke away from the Anderson: the race and one who appeals to Guesl Opinion has a GNP nearly equal to that of conservative mainstream. both Republicans and Democrats.' This election year we have a real the Uniled Kingdom and which Anderson has been a consistent - Lucey platform calls for a wage - tinuing efforts to bring the broader Invariably the next sentence is choice. The choice is between two would rank eighth in the world if it advocate of every major piece of Arab - Israeli conflict to a peaceful price incentives program under something like, 'Too bad he doesn't philosophies and two men who were a country. civil rights legislation over the past close. which labor and management have a chance.. . * It is our purpose wish to lead our country. Now let's examine Carter's recent 20 years. He voted in favor of the John Anderson's recent en- would negotiate fair and realistic to ask about the odd gap between Governor Reagan believes that record. He has added more to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting dorsement from the New York guidelines. He also proposes the those two sentences. If a candidate the solution to our national Rights Act of 1965 and the Open Liberal Party is a clear indication national debt than any other indexing of tax brackets after the is really that appealing, why problems is the private sector vs. House Bill of 1968. that the tide is turning. This was president and his 1980 budget alone, budget has been balanced to shouldn't he have a chance?" Carter's government action. The Equal Rights Amendment is the first time in 40 years that this with off-budget items included, has prevent inflation from Governor Reagan wants a needed to enshrine in the Con- particular endorsement did not go the highest deficit in history. Carter automatically imposing higher and Acknowledge the National Unity decentralized, limited government has accomplished this while stitution the moral value to the Democratic candidate. Campaign; remember that the higher taxes. vs. Carter's expanded, centralized out-taxing every president in history judgement that sex discrimination John Anderson plans to Many students have expressed to Anderson - Lucey platform is not a government. Reagan wants less and proposing 20 new taxes. is wrong. Anderson voted in favor me their dissatisfaction with party platform which might be dramatically expand and up-grade government intervention in the In 1976, inflation was 4.8 percent of extending the deadline for mass transit systems in our urban Carter and Reagan. They usually abandoned by the candidate and ratification of the ERA. like and prefer Anderson, but they economy vs. Carter's more govern- under President Ford and under areas. consider John Anderson's courage ment intervention. Anderson strongly believes that In August of 1979, Anderson doubt he can win. The national Carter it reached 18.2 percent last to think of America's future in In short, do we want a country the abortion issue is a matter to be introduced a "50-50" plan which polls before the debate show An- spring. Consumer items have gone terms of sacrifices instead of where the individual is king or where decided by a woman in conjunction calls for a 50 cents-a-gallon energy derson with about 15 to 18 percent up 45 percent in price, our dollar simplistic solutions expanded government involvement with her God and her physician. conservation tax on all motor fuels of the vote. buys 30 percent less and food^osts robs us of choices and freedoms. The state simply cannot be allowed to cut consumption by five to 10 What is m«*e important are the I encourage and challenge the alone have gone up 35 percent since To diffuse the notion that this is to interfere with this intimate percent and reduce dependence on individual state polls. John An- students of Eastern Kentucky 1976. merely partisan rhetoric I shall choice. foreign oil supplies, therefore derson plans to win the electoral University to put your country Our recent tuition increase is in quote a Democrat, ex Attorney response to inflation. Oil can be He feels that poor women should erasing all future OPEC price votes in the large, industrial states before your party. General Griffin Bell, who called the blamed for only a very small part of Tionstrous government bureaucracy this inflation rate. West Germany By KEN ASHBY Middle East. same blend of dangerous conserva- national defense. We should reduce a prescription for societal sui- and Japan, who import 100 percent Guesl Opinion Ronald Reagan promises to "cut tive foreign policy and discredited government to those areas." cide," saying it made him "fearful of their oil, have lower rales of America faces serious problems. back government," hoping voters liberal economics that characterize Ed Clark believes in ending 9f what lies ahead for the republic... inflation. Many economists believe High taxes. Inflation. Unemploy- forget that, as governor of Carter and Reagan. government intervention in our ment. The loss of individual California, he more than doubled Anderson opposes any general personal lives. He strongly supports freedom and responsibility. Interna- state spending during his tenure, lax relief and advocates a new 50 first and second ammendment tional tensions, military buildups while raising sales, inheritance, cents-a-gallon tax on gasoline, rights. He supports ERA and a and possible war. No matter which business and personal income taxes hitting the poor the hardest. He woman's right to choose abortion. Reagan: party. Republican or Democrat, is by $21.3 billion. His "tax cut" plan flatly opposes the constitutional He opposes government confisca- in power, these problems grow calls for only S22 billion cut from amendment to balance the budget. tion of property and intrustion into "If the republic is to remain that deficit government spending is responsible for a great par! of worse. scheduled increases of $90 billion, In education, Anderson supports private activities such as sexual viable," said Bell, "we must find We need a new approach; a new and (by his own admission) will forced busing, but opposes tuition conduct and drug use. ways to curb and then reduce this inflation. way of looking at the issues. We leave the budget unbalanced due to tax credits, which would allow Ed Clark plans to disengage government by bureaucracy..." Now let us examine what I Governor Reagan proposes to do consider the most important subject can't depend on traditional politi- projected spending hikes for his new lower- and middle- income families government from the economy and cians or the established political arms race with the Soviets. to choose private school alternatives to end subsidies and restrictions on exactly that while Carter created two of all, peace. Governor Reagan, by new bureaucrat heavy departments stressing "peace through strength" parties to come up with real Reagan says he would "eliminate to the public school monopoly competition. He endorses concepts solutions, for it is their so-called waste," but is strangely silent about without having to pay twice. On like educational tax credits which during his term. finds himself in agreement with solutions.that have created the mess waste in the military sector, not energy, Anderson voted in Congress allow consumers to decide how to Reagan's action as governor of many Americans of all parties. we're in today. wishing to offend his supporters in for extension of the Price-Anderson allocate resources. California during his first term won Secretary of Defense Brown now According to a recent New York the Pentagon. Reagan claims to Act (the largest government subsidy Ed Clark recognizes that to create him a second term in 1970 and he concedes that Governor Reagan is Times/CBS News poll, 41 percent of favor the "free market," but in the to the nuclear power industry) and new jobs, we must cut taxes and that won by one of the biggest landslides entirely accurate. Brown said that the American people are dissatisfied past year, he has supported the opposed subsequent efforts to to end inflation, a budget balanced in the history of his state. When he our ICBM's could be destroyed with a choice between Jimmy Chrysler bailout, expressed doubts repeal it. through spending reductions is entered office in 1966, California within a short time as one of the was faced with a $194 million deficit Carter, Ronald Reagan and John about trucking deregulation and Fortunately, there is a real necessary. Clark's proposal to results of a Soviet attack. and was spending one million Reagan would seek to negotiate Anderson. Students especially rea- refused to criticize agricultural alternative to the tired politics of reduce spending by $200 billion and arms reductions from a position of subsidies. Carter, Reagan and Anderson. This income taxes by 50 percent has been dollars a day more than it was lize that the three traditional strength and equal trade-off of candidates are hopelessly tied to the year the Libertarian Party has endorsed by 36 university econo- taking in. mists, including David Friedman When he left office, the slate had arms. same policies that have failed in the placed its presidential candidate, Ed Under Carter, there have been and Henry Hazlitt. a $554 million surplus and in the past. Clark, on the ballot of every state. Soviet gains in Afganistan, Africa, Finally, Ed Clark advocates a process he turned back to the Jimmy Carter's economic pro- Clark and more than 500 the Carribean, Southeast Asia and Clark: policy of non-interference in the taxpayers $5.7 billion. He increased gram, based on an outdated New Libertarian candidates for other elsewhere. Under Carter we have affairs of other nations and the student scholarships by 500 percent Deal approach, has succeeded only offices practice principle politics . hostages in Iran, ambassadors held re-orientation of military policy and student loans by over 900 in raising both inflation and interest Reagan talks about "individual Clark believes that more freedom prisoner and strained relations . rates to double-digit levels. In four freedom," but opposes the Equal is the solution to our problems. He toward the single goal of national percent. years in office, he has increased the Rights Ammendment, attacks ho- believes that people, not the defense. Clark believes that the rich His environmental protection I must admit, in truth, that Carter tax burden on the poor and middle mosexuals, calls abortion "murder" government, know best how to solve nations of Europe and Japan should program became a model for other should not be blamed for all of this, classes by over one-third, while and proclaims marijuana "one of their own problems in an intelligent, finance their own defense, instead states. When he entered office, the but at the same time, as president, inflation wipes out everyone's the most dangerous drugs." He benevolent and voluntary manner. of American taxpayers. welfare roles were increasing by he must accept a major portion of savings. Young families cannot supported the draft under Richard The centralized economy has failed A vote for a conventional 40,000 a month; when he left office the responsibility. He cut defense afford to buy homes and half of all Nixon and recently praised the and the growing • power of politician amounts to an endorse- they were declining by 8,000 a spending which added to our black teenagers are unemployed. Vietnam War as "a noble cause." government has eroded our personal ment of the status quo. In the words month and .awhile doing this, he weakness and leads an incompetent To rally political support and to John Anderson, the only candi- liberties and heightened the risk of of columnist Nicholas von Hoff- increasjedTbenefits for the truly and incoherent foreign policy. One divert attention away from his date in recent history to steal his war. Ed Clark is not afraid to man, "The signal you're sending is, needy by"44 percent. secretary of state resigned in protest domestic failures, Carter has campaign slogan from an aspirin directly confront these issues. 'I like it, I love it, l-want more of the When Reagan entered office, and another. Secretary Edmund adopted a new belligerence in commercial, boasts that he is the "Government should exist to same.' But a vote for Ed Clark is California's inflation rate was above Muskic has threatened to do the foreign policy. He has instituted candidate with ideas. But "the defend our rights. We need police to something else again. It carries a the national average, when he left same. draft registration as his administra- Anderson difference" turns out to protect our rights. We need courts message...." office, the state inflation rate was The choice is ours. Vote as if the tion moves toward war in the be no difference at all, merely the to decide disputes. We need a That message is freedom. below the national average. He future depends on it. It just might.
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Oct. f program for MBA's Yates survives disaster RBA or MBA Kentucky Depl. for Natural Resources - V. PART-TIME OFF CAMPUS EM- Nuclear Engineer - Physics - Math Environmental Control PLOYMENT majors with BS or Masters Positions: Reclamation inspectors 1. Service technician - Repair Qualifications: Bachelors in natural returns to heating plant job Nuclear Instructor - Physics ■ Math televisions, stereo systems, etc. Must majors with BS or Masters or physical sciences have electronic background - work By TIM EATON is the superintendent of the University been rejected by someone close. Note: They will also maintain a NOTE: CHANGE schedule is flexible (20-30 hrs. week) Staff Writer general information booth outside grill heating plant. He is still undergoing He said. "I am handicapped but the U.S. Navy - Change dates from Oct. 1 2. Administrative secretary - 20 hours Last year on Tuesday, April 17, the short periods of rehabilitation at PatUe urea in Powell Building on Oct. 1 and 2. and 2 to: Oct. 2 and 3 per week for Lexington Government way every handicapped person really grounds and maintenance crew was A. Clay Hospital. Yates has been feels depends on other people's at- Thursday. Oct. 2* Tuesday. Oct. 14 Agency. Minimum typing 50 wpm. trying to locate a steam leak in the working here at the University for a Alexander Grant A Company (CPA't) Heath Consultants, Inc. Rate: $3 95 - S4.36 per hr and benefits titudes toward them." heating system between McGregor Hall little over a year - since his doctors He feels that his family, workers and the Combs Building. said he could. and friends have been the most helpful, The Doctor's Bag They had dug a hole where the ground He is one of the few physically han- since they are the ones who truly helped was set and the grass was dying since dicapped workers on campus. him through the handicap. *^^^^^. those are indicators of a steam leak. "Just here in a wheelchair, still Yates explained how people can be While a man was in the hole listening active doing the same things as before - for the leak a wall collapsed and buried helpful too. He said they will try to open just doing it on wheels." the door for him or try to perform some T him in dirt from the neck down. That is Yates's description of his life It took the men working with him five other task which he feels is a simple Notice, please now. He gets no special benefits from task even for a handicapped person minutes to dig him out. During the five the University and is treated just as he minutes he had been subjected to bursts was before his accident. He said once someone tried to help of scalding hot steam from a broken He was receiving pay during his time him with a door and they came close to pipe located somewhere by his feet. in the hospitals and the time he was out causing him more trouble People will Colas Raymond, M.D. When the crew got him out, he was recovering. also try to think for you. he said and taken to Pattie A. Clay Hospital within His plans for the future depend on the added. "There's nothing wrong with my a matter of minutes. progress he makes in rehabilitation. mind. I'm just the same as I was He then was flown to Louisville where He explained that when he uses his before" he underwent treatment at Norton's prostheses it can only be for short There are "probably other han- STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF: Influenza Hospital and learned that he could no periods of time. "I can't use them to dicapped people like Yates but not all vaccine will be given at the Student Health Service, longer use his feet. travel on," he said. have come through their disability with They would have to be amputated in October 6-10,9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The charge is $3. People *1 He also still has a skin problem which the straight-forward attitude he has. He order that he be given a chance to walk may require some surgery in the knows of his condition and as he once allergic to eggs, chicken or chicken feathers or who have again. a cold should not lake the vaccine. Those who are aged future. said, "I'll never be the same as He underwent an operation called Yates explained how. while in the before." and/or infirm have priority. We cannot re-order until bilateral amputation He later acquired hospital in Louisville he saw other Yates said he accepts this fact but at our supplies are used. a pair of artificial legs to be worn from patients just give up hope. He said he the same time feels that there is still the knees down, called prostheses. feels that patients who are handicapped other possibilities, but right now - they That man is Clarence E. Yates and he and feel this way have in some way just aren't certain. 1 Surgical Arts Center Inc. THOMPSON'S Professional counseling and IGA FOODLINER alternatives to problem pregnancy. 1-800-292-2508 Call for information and appts. 35* I 30* Monday-Saturday 9a.m.-6p.m. OFF OFF Any 16 Oz. Carton 224 East Broadway Louisville, Ky. 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Page Wol. 59/No. 6 The Eastern Progress Thursday. October 2, 1980 Campus closes Foundation daily at noon supervises By DONNA VALERIUS three weeks ago. I was determined to SUN Writer get cloae enough to him to smell bis I made my way to the Powell breath. (I trust no one where food la non-public Building the other day to cash a check, concerned.) But it was closed up tight! noting that an eerie silence hung over Suddenly it dawned on me. It was the campus. No one was in sight. I did worse than the twilight zone - IT WAS monies ' not understand it; it was unlike THE DREADED 12:00 - 1:00 DAILY anything I had seen before. B) MYRACALDER LUNCHTIME STAND-STILL! Staff Writer I stepped up to the window to cash a GASP! YAAAAAAARGH! Was there few dollars out of my soon - to - be Since there is no easy or fair way to no escape from that time when incorporate public with private funds, depleted finances. I found the cashier everything on campus came to a closing the shade in my face. screeching halt? I rushed from building most publicly owned universities have "LUNCH!" an organization which determines the to building in vain, eager for any ser- spending of non-public funds such as What did this mean? I had no bucks vice the University would perform and consequently, could purchase no donations and bequests from com during this horrifying period. munity members and the university's lunch munchies. Once I had calmed down from my What should I do? I decided on going alumni. near-fatal brush with the menace, I Doug Whitlock. executive assistant to to the Registrar's Office to check on my realized the reasons for this policy. It transferring grades that seemed to the president, explained that the made sense. Kastern Kentucky University Foun- have detoured to Florida for a quick After all, the University should close vacation. I silently mouthed the words dation, a public non-profit corporation, up its check-cashing windows during was established by the University in on the locked door -- "BACK AT 1:00!" one of the busiest times of the day. This Mapping it out A lump rose in my throat. 1963 as its legal, corporate group deprives students of needed lunch responsible for the use and distribution What was going on? Was this all a money The cafeteria and grill do Pam Kolfes. right, a P E major from Ludlow and Tina project for their GSS 246 class early last month RSIfes is a dream? Perhaps I was entering the Bickett, a Dietetics major, from Louisville work on a map senior. Bickett is a junior < photo by Brian Potts > of non-public University funds remain open during this hour, though. The foundation's most recent action twilight zone . . . Never mind the convenience to I raced to the University Post Office was the purchasing of University Inn students involved in being able to run 'Motivating materials' motel on the Kastern By-Pass to help to confirm my suspicion that the head errands (to the various campus offices) alleviate University housing problems mailman was withholding the chocolate around their schedules. Barricading Whitlock said the purchase was chip cookies my mother had sent me these offices for personnel lunchtimes possible only through the foundation is perfectly reasonable. Workshop focuses on lunar rocks iH-cause public funds from Kentucky to The University should not stagger the By TERESA RIZZAlt 1)1 perience." Miller also maintained that booklets, and how to use these in the its state agencies are dictated in the employees' lunchtimes in order to keep Staff Writer the rocks allow students to have pride classroom state budget every' l*o years and are these services open all day. in their country. Miller instructed the teachers on the not capable of being extended or Whaaaaaaaaaat a bother! It would take Lunar rocks were one of the more For security purposes the rocks principles of flight using the aircraft established for more than the two-year a little rearranging of the present interesting aspects of the Aerospace cannot be left unattended unless they period schedule! Workshop for elementary and high and space vehicles, including a study of rf«fe are locked in a school or bank safe and satellites. While the foundation does make My university catalogue summed up school teachers held this summer. The the teachers are held responsible for The class consisted of various major purchases for the University. the reason for the daily standstill best: rocks were used to develop observing the rocks after being certified by programs and activities which several Whitlock said, the corporation is also "The university will remain skills and to instruct teachers on how to NASA, according to Miller responsible for issuing several specific use them in the classroom. organizations supported. All of the for FAST FREE responsive and flexible in order to The teachers can order these rocks teachers were given a $25 scholarship scholarships established by University serve in unique and needed ways." George Elephant. education free of charge from Lyndon B Johnson departments as well as serving as an specialist with the National Aeronatics by either the Civil Air Patrol or the DELIVERY Call So, students, try to be a little more Research Center in Houston, Texas. Kentucky Aviation Association, while intermediary for scholarships given by "unique" and "needing" from now on. and Space Administration (NASA). One of the participants in the various civic and community groups trained the teachers on the in- other organizations participated in For example, try writing the cashier a workshop. Rick B. Rammer, a teacher training teachers in different aspects of The main scholarships the group 269-3366 structional purposes of the rocks and on at Berea Community School, has Lexington, Kentucky check with your feet next time. Or try aerospace education deals with, however, were set up by the pouring gasoline all over yourself and the proper security measures to be already ordered the rocks. Miller said. iiiiiinl.ilMIM itself two years ago used. In addition to their work with lunar Miller said that the teachers had a threatening to "send yourself up" in "general positive attitude" toward the Each scholarship gives the student 624-2424 flames if they don't let you pay your Dr. Robert J. Miller, professor of rocks during the workshop, the SliHKi per year for up to four years as elementary education and director of teachers built model rockets out of workshop and "enjoyed the various Richmond, Kentucky fees at the Bursar. instructional activities" long as the student maintains a 30 And we just may conquer the 12-1 the workshop, said the rocks are wood and plastic and launched them grade point average Wc r«*crv« UK rla^ii in limit our delivery area p.m. beast. "motivating material to have and allow The teachers also became more aware He added that there is a possibility of Twenty five new scholarships are the student to share in something our of the various types of audio visual another aerospace workshop in the future. 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Rape Awareness Week Battles begins next Monday staged (Continued from page one.) automatically notified The woman has not kept up. the choice of talking to the police If she Conley herself knows about poor By CHERYL JONES The third type of rapist is the sadist. wants to. The police will Ale a report locks and safeguards. When she was IS Staff Writer This man will kill. The rape murders and then usually a few days later years old, Conley was "almost raped." we hear of are usually done by the detectives will interview the woman She was babysitting when a man tried There will be a war Wednesday af sadist rapist and proceed with court procedures. to enter the house. Fighting and ternoon When asked if a woman should resist However, many women are reluctant wrestling him she managed to get him In fact, there wifl be several wart, and fight a rapist, Conley said, to report rape. Only one In five rapes out of the door and proceeded to lock wars of the peat, of the mind, wart yet "Women want an easy answer. But it is reported, and only one out of eight the door. Yet the lock was broken to be fought. Every Wednesday af- has to be left up to the individual. There reported rapes ends in a con vie boa The man came back with a knife aid ternoon at 3:30, a group of people come are three considerations that determine "It's a very difficult thing to do for a again Conley fought back. She got htm together for roughly an hour to par- how you should act First, assess the woman," Conley said of women who out of the house and was by this tune ticipate in mock battles of three basic situation. If you're isolated for decide to prosecute. she said "hysterical. Than someone categories: historical, science fiction example, screaming won't help or if In Kentucky a rape shield law states opened the door and I thought It waa and fantasy. he's holding a gun to your child's head that a women's past sex life can't be him again," she said "but it waa har The historical wargamet basically you probably won't want to take any • ' brought out in court. Thus, she doesn't em ploy era." are re-enactments of previous battles. chances. have to worry about embarrassing i didn't tell anyone, not a soul," The rules are designed to help Second how you feel about the threat questions concerning her past sex Ufa Conley said. However, the owners of the reproduce the dynamics of the battle as of rape and further physical injury. However, Conley states, "The har- house where she was babysitting did accurately as possible. These historical Some women rather go down fighting dest thing to do It to see the man find out that a man attempted to rape And he's off! games are often fought in an than to be raped. Some can't strike irapist) in court It is extremely in- her because he came into the house Junior ROTC cadet Is off and running to make another touchdown for the an- assimulated style. That it to say, the back because they don't believe In nual rivalry between the ROTC juniors and seniors For the first time in six game is played on a miniature scale violence. "Thirdly, what is the per- years the junior cadets beat the seniors 38-8 (photo by Brian Potta) with small tanks, guns and figurine sonality of the rapist?" By this Conley soldiers, some of which have been means will the guy really kill you? Or Is RAPE. painted by Capt Richard Barbuto of he scared. Does resisting turn him on? RAPE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION AT EASTERN Deadlines announced the University's Military Science "I think more women submit. October «. T. a. f department. Possibly because of the way women arc The World War II games are in ex- conditioned" Conley said. She felt that Data Time Topic t Location ceptionally minute detail, the layout the way women use to be -- to obey the covering two tablet with woods, hills whims of their husbands and keep Oct.* l-ip.rn. "How to Say No to a Rapist * Survive" Grise Room, Comb* 'Round-up' Oct. 7 • - 8 p.m. Legal Issues of Rape Griae Room. Comb* and even an electric train There are concealed their problems or feelings several historical battles to choose with sex is a factor why moat women Oct. S • - S p.m. How to Protect Yourself From Attack" Grise Room. Combs Oct. t • • S p.m. Rape In Richmond. Resoarces for Help Grise Room. Combs from, varying from the War of 1812 to submit. the second World War. There is even a The Lexington Center offers coun- World War HI game based on today's seling in every aspect of a rape victim. for Homecoming This program Is sponsored by Alpha Phi Sigma. Numerous speakers sack as nuclear weapons system where They go to court with her, advocate for Detective Michael Smith who handles investigations concerning sex offences a her. offer counseling for her family and and most students stay on campus for present-day conflicts and problems are panel discussion Including representatives from Lexington Rape Crisis Center By MARY LUERSEN fought are there when she has a rape Richmond Police. Campus security and others discussing rapt In Richmond Organizations Editor the weekend. Activities such at a 10,000 meter race before the parade Saturday, Due to "Star Trek" and "Star Warn," examination and a demonstration and discussion by Ron Boyd, self-defense Instructor are "Round-up the 'SO' the theme for science fiction war games are in A rape examination is very im- planned for the Rape awareness week. this year's Homecoming. Nov. 1 it the a concert in the Ravine, presenting the portant in prosecuting the rapist day the University plays Murray and pre-candidates (Oct. 17), the traditional demand more than ever before. These "Even if the woman doesn't prosecute, the Homecoming queen it crowned. homecoming dance and "hopefully," war games are often adaptations of timidating Sometimes he might stare again thinking Conley was there. famous literary battles from the books it's best to have a rape examination However, before visions of a glit- Daugherty said a Homecoming con- of such science fiction authors as because you have a better chance in at her like he hales her." At that time rape centers weren't at tering crown are placed on the cert are planned Daugherty said he One reason why a woman is reluctant doesn't know wholl be playing at the Robert Higland and Edgar Rice prosecuting." Conley said. The common at they are today. Today such University's queen she mutt first fill Burrows. evidence of rape will remain up to 72 to prosecute is possibly because she crisis centers are in many cities - small out an application, among other concert. hours after the rape. knows the man. Conley said rape It Furthermore, dorms may compete According to Barbuto, these games or large offering help for rape victims. requirements. The qualifications for can be molded from "anything in the If a woman is raped Conley says not often by a man that she dates once or families, friends and lovers. "We're pre-candidates are: 1. Mutt be female, for $200 first place prize or $100 second to bathe, douche or change clothes. twice. When asked if women are often place prize by decorating their dorms future in realm of possibility." Star trying to offer a public awareness of 2. Mutt have a 2.0 overall standing or Ship Troopers and Star Trek are two of Many women call the Center im- raped by their husbands, Conley an- what will or will not happen in cases of above., 3. Mutt not be on social with the Western theme in mind. There mediately after the rape has occurred swered "It happens a lot." Yet ac- is a $10 entry fee plus rules that can be the most commonly played games. rape." Conley said. probation, 4. Must be a full-time student The most popular of all the war or others wait because they don't know cording to Kentucky's laws a woman Many men boyfriends, husbands and at the University.. 5. Only the 15 picked up at the Student Activities cannot be raped by her husband Office along with queen and float ap- games are the fantasy games. These what to do. "We lake all calls," Conley fathers are counseled at the center If finalists will be judged and will be games are unstructured. There are no stressed. Furthermore, in Kentucky, child they with to be. riding in the parade plications that must be turned in by rape occurs often. "If s usually by the Oct 10 and Oct. 17 respectively boards or tiny replicas, nor is there any A woman's first question and fear "Their attitude dependt on the According to Skip Daugherty,, definite ending: they can be as broad as after being raped according to Conley father," Conley said. Conley also said recovery of the woman," Co-director director of Student Activities and Besides dorm halls, organizations she learned from a book called can also take part in Homecoming week the imagination itself. < is. am I safe? "Most rapist are Conley said. She mid she felt young Organizations, there will be about 50 The fantasy games are centered repeaters They need treatment but "Yesterday's People" that geography college men are more supportive than women competing in the run-off by entering and sponsoring candidates don't receive it," Conley said. has an effect on the number of rapes and decorating floats that will be in the largely around role playing, where an some other men. "Their consciousness election. The top 15 pre-candidates are individual Invents a character and' Of course many woman are worried Conley said she thinks it's a product is being raised" chosen by the student body and then the parade. The parade will involve floats, of the times. Frustration, tension and six bands, Shriners, horses and more. becomes that character, taking on its they will become pregnant or infected Yet Conley said fathers' reactions to queen and runner-up are selected by particular -personality. Then that with VD anxiety are up. Moreover, women's rape are usually anger. However, "Men judges. The 15 girls will be Interviewed The parade gets underway at 10 a.m. person joins four or five other if the woman wants to, we will lifestyles are changing making them can understand how rape can happen, by judges and given a percentage in Daugherty said "If you want to be in the parade, contact me." characters for an "adventure," administer the morning after birth more vulnerable to rape. "More women they can relate to It," she said poise, beauty, personality and votes to complete with magical implements and control pill (DES pill). However this are single, living alone, going to Rape will never be extinct or easily determine the winner. Before the parade Saturday morning, college, working late night shifts, a Homecoming dance decorated by mythical beasts. pill is the equivalent to taking birth solved on how to handle the woman's "It't a beauty contest In essence." One of the most well known of the control pills for twenty years." There taking night classes," Conley said. feelings Conley said "It's been around Daugherty said Lambda Sigma will be held. This year fantasy games is Dungeons and are many side effects to the pill (DES) "More than half of rapes occur in the since that caveman pulled the woman The election of the 50 or so girls will the dress is casual, western attire in Dragons. In it. "Dungeon Masters" also. According to Conley only one home of the victim or assailants. This by her hair into his cave." With the be Oct. II. Deadline for applications is accordance with the theme. percent of the women raped result in dispels the attitude that If women It seems as though a "roundup" now dream up an adventure for a number of increasing awareness by the media and Oct 10. Any full-time students may vote players such as looting a castle of a II its pregnancy stayed off the street rape wouldn't centers like I«xingtons rape victims for three girls. Daugherty said voter of candidates, floats and dorms will gat worth and stocking said castles with If a woman does have a rape happen." Conley said Furthermore, can have the counseling and aid they turnout it usually around 2,500-to 3,000 the University In preparation of examination. the police are obstacles such as sorcerers and safeguards, such as adequate locks are need. Homecoming week is always eventful Homecoming week. goblins. Introductory Offer. Dr. W. R. Isaacs Bobby And Associates WSC0UMT Dr. C.L. Davit Jacks • Style Shop 10% Dr. D.B. 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The lard-covered serve the Richmond community, give diabetes chapter in Kentucky, here in which wu in the melons and it was watermelons easily eluded the players' their time and energy to charities and Richmond. indeed a juicy affair. grasps as the slippery things were institutions nation wide and, through a The Kappa Delta's sell Christmas On Sept. 25, the Lambda Chi Alpha passed over the shoulders and between lot of blood, sweat and tears, seals each year to support the Crippled fraternity got another season rolling the legs of the six girls in each line, generating themselves Children's Hospital in Richmond, Va with their Fourth Annual Watermelon racing to be the first team done. Who are these altruistic young The Pi Beta Phi's help support two Bust By contrast, the girls participating in women? No, they are not part of a new library systems in the Yukon and the Gloomy skies and chilly fall air had the watermelon-roll would have loved missionary group on campus They are Northwest Territories in Canada and little effect on the spirits of the par- to pick up their melon and carry it. This the sorority women at this University. run Arrowmont, a school of arts and ticipants. The goose bumps, naturally, competition involved a six-woman Service is a major part of sorority craft in Gatlinburg. Tenn were from the excitement, not the cold relay. Thejirls rolled the melon up the land fraternity) life that usually goes The Kappa Alpha Theta's help The party began with the crowning of lane, than returned it by running < if you unnoticed by the non-Greeks in the support the Institute of Logipedics in the Lambda Chi Alpha Watermelon could call it that) backwards, while community. The people who do notice Wichita. Kan for children with speech Bust Queen. This year's lucky lady is continuing to roil the melon, down the are the senior citizens in local nursing defects. Stephanie Cravaack. Once the lane. homes who would be a lot lonelier This semester the Chi Omegas an ceremony was completed, the games The fourth event involved devouring without these groups swered phones during Labor Day got underway. a quarter of a melon - seeds, and all - At the Lambda Chi Alpha Watermelon Bust last Thursday 33 teams of women The underprivileged families in weekend for the Muscular Dystrophy With perhaps their beat turnout ever, before anyone else in the contest This competed but mostly had fun in crazy games like seed-spitting and as shown Richmond see these girls at work when Telethon on WEKY radio They are the Lambda Chi's had 33 teams in the event was perhaps the hardest on the above, watermelon races. Winners of the Bust for sororities was Alpha Gamma they bring baskets of food, clothing and planning to raise money to furnish the running. Each team was composed of girls, as many suffered from stomach Delta and "Go For It Again" of Independents (photo by Will Mansfield) gifts for Thanksgiving and Christmas. equipment needed for the 20 pre- six to ten girls. pains, if they could even keep the fruit These girls are not strangers to the schoolers in Model School with cerebral Also larger in number this year were down at all. crippled children at Cardinal Hill and palsy the independents who came out. The Because there were so many teams American Enterprise the Shriner's Hospital in Lexington. It is more than money that is involved Watermelon Bust has traditionally competing the sponsors split the teams The majority of the sororities have a in these service projects A lot of hard been open to all women on campus. into four divisions. After four rounds national charity or project to which work and emotion goes into being a This is, in fact, one of the bust's more had been completed, thereby giving they give their linancu.1 suppori. coach or a "hugger" at the Special unique qualities - a Greek organization each team a chance to participate in Day proclaimed The sisters of Alpha Delta Pi help Olympics for the mentally, han- offering a non-Greek event. each of the four events, a play-off was and industry in a changing world. support what are known as "Ronald dicapped. By joint resolution of Congress and Much planning and fatigue is in- Larry Mclntosh, president of the held among the eight teams scoring the Presidential Proclamation, Friday, The Upsilon Chi Chapter of Phi Beta McDonald Houses" which are houses Lambda Chi's, believes that it is the most points overall. Lambda would welcome the around the country, near cancer volved in a dance-a-thon for cystic Oct. 3 has been declared "American fibrosis or a swim-a-thon to raise only such activity on campus offered by These eight teams had to compete in Enterprise Day " Within high schools cooperation of local business and in- clinics, where young children with a Greek club. each of the fours areas all over again cancer and their families can stay money for Project Hope and colleges, members of Future dustry in its efforts to draw attention to Giving blood and going door-to-door By providing a good time for all In the finals, the sections of water- Business Leaders of America - Phi the day PBL is dedicated to the while undergoing treatment players and spectators, regardless of melons that the girls inhaled were even economic freedoms that make America The Phi Mus help support the U S.S during Fire Prevention Week with Beta Lambda have undertaken the window stickers for the very young and affiliation, the Lambda Chi's hope to larger than the first-round pieces. All promotion of American Enterprise great. Their national theme "In Touch Project Hope which is a ship that sails around the world and sets up programs very old takes time and energy remove much of the stereotype that is the other competitions remained the Day. With The Business of America," sets attached to Greek fraternities. the tone for local chapter activities. to educate underdeveloped countries in The name "social sorority" is often same. This isaday set aside to celebrate misleading about these groups on Says Mclntosh "People should take a Perhaps the most interesting part of the achievements of America's free Students participate in activities that health care. person as he is. We're (Greeks) Just the day came when, because of the market economy and to ponder the involve learning by doing and learn how The Alpha Gamma Delta's give to the campus. people too." darkening sky. the Lambda Chi's challenges facing American businesses business affects free enterprise. The women seemed to look on each decided to hold the Hay Stack event other in just that light as the spirited, before the play-offs. friendly competition began. A huge pile of hay in the center of the There were four events in which each game field covered 33 watermelons. Campus clips team competed. Yes. you guessed it - it was a 66 women In the seed-spitting contest, the girls free-for-all as two members of each The meetings in October will be Oct. 8 Masonic Temple were going for distance and accuracy. team tried to fine the melon that had Law Enforcement and Oct 22 at 8 p.m Baha'i Faith The wind was definitely a factor in this their team number on it. The Association of Law Enforcement Please consult the FYI for further The Baha'i Faith will be holding their IET club event as it would often carry a spitted Hay went flying and hair was pulled will be meeting today at 4:30 p.m. inthe information or call Mike or Tim at 1516 state convention Sunday at 9 a.m.-5 There will be a short business seed off track and into the grass, as all went wild. Jaggers Room, Powell Building. All old or Paula at 1494 p.m. at the Powell Building, in the meeting of the Industrial Education and prospective members are urged to The Bluegrass Scouting Alliance is' Kemmamer Room. and Technology Club Wednesday. Oct 8 attend. ready to work with "future scouting at 7 p.m. in the Fitzpatrick Building Baha'is hold services leaders." Data Processing Koom200 All members are expected to attend Visitors are welcome business enterprises have been looted, Psychology Club Learning skills Data Processing Management On Saturday. Sept 27, Baha is in Association will meet today at 3:30 p.m. more than 1,800 locations across the burned or otherwise destroyed. He also On Wednesday. Oct. 8 at 7:30 p.m the The Department of Learning Skills' Ski Club said farms and orchards have been Psychology Club will have Bob in the Perkins Building lobby ration held memorial services for Open Writing Lab (Room 229, Keith Following there will be tour of the AH students, faculty and staff in- seven members of their faith who were seized and Baha'is have been dismissed Gurenther as their speaker. < Gurenther Building) is now open Thursday terested in a ski touring club, meet from their jobs, depriving them of their works as a clinical psychologist in Administrative Computing Center. All executed in Yard Iran recently. evenings from 6-8:30 to assist students Data Processing and Computer Science today at 8:30 p.m in the Powell Craig Harmsen, secretary of the means of livelihood The assets of the Lexington.) The meeting will be in the Mho cannot take advantage of tutorials Building. Conference Room B. Bahai community have been seized, Cammack Building Majors as well as any other interested University Bahai Club said the during daytime hours Michele Freed persons are welcome to attend. Hopefully, members will not have to execution of the seven men was the prominent Baha'is arrested and Bluegrass Scouting will conduct these particular study have their equipment executed and individual Baha'is have sessions. latest of the many assaults upon the The Bluegrass Scouting Alliance will Baha's minority during the last two been financially strangulated and pressured in attempts to force them to be holding several events and activities Demolay Club Catacomb years. recant their faith, he continued. during October. 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Oct. 4,1 VIM Invitational competition on the college level is But just getting used to being "Young people mature at dif- Oct. 7 Kentucky Home 4 p.m. one that has been and will continue away from home and on one's own ferent times and some, football to be often debated. for the first time may be just as players in particular, need the GOLF Many coaches feel that freshmen important to the freshman athlete. extra year to mature physically," Oct. 4-5 EKU Fall Invitational are neither physically nor mentally Colonel coach Roy Kidd feels Combs said. that "most (freshmen) need a WOMEN'S TENNIS ready to participate in college Schembechler said, "I'm for Oct. 3 Western Away athletics. redshirt year." anything they can come up with - Oct. 4 Middle Tmn. Away Bo Schembechler, football coach Redshirting is letting an athlete raising academic standards, Oct. 7 Kentucky Away at the University of Michigan, was sit out a year of competition limiting campus visits, limiting quoted in the Detroit News as without losing a year of eligibility. coach's contacts, prohibiting the RIFLE head coach from off-campus visits Oct. 4 Kentucky having said, "It is in the best in- But NCAA rules state that an - that would be a blessing." Murray Home terest of the kid not to play football athlete only has three years of AFTER THE FACT Oct. II OVC Tournament Away as a freshman. That is a tremen- eligibility after the freshman year, The Colonels will take a 2-1 dous burden to go to any school and even if he does not play the fresh- VOLLEYBALL record to Clarksville, Tenn. compete as a freshman and man year. Oct. 4 Morehead Home establish yourself academically." Saturday to face the Governors of Oct. 7 Louisville Home 7 p.m. University of Arkansas football Kidd said that he feels that "in Austin Peay, which is 1-2 after coach Lou Moll/., quoted in the our situation, in Division l-AA. losing to Western 20-14 last week. SOCCER a school should have the option of Both the Colonels and the Govs Oct. 2 Cumberland Home 4 p.m. Arkansas Democrat, agrees. "One Oct. R Georgetown Away reason so many coaches are redshirting (the freshman year). are 0-1 in conference play and against freshmen being eligible is "Only a few players are ready to another loss would seriously hurt OVCSCORES that it puts so much pressure on the play the freshman year," com- either team's chances in the race Western 20 Austin Peay 14 athlete that he does not make a mented Kidd. for the conference championship. Murray I* Tenn. Tech 3 really good adjustment to college. Kidd suggested that players in The Colonels have won the last Morehead 17 Middle Tenn. It two meetings and hold a com- Indiana St. 27 Akron • The athlete is disillusioned and positions such as lineman and N. Mich. I* Youngstown 7 unhappy Many freshmen who do quarterback usually need the first manding 18-3 series lead. not get to play regularly, end up year to develop and refine skills. The Colonels took this last week BASEBALL dropping out of school in many Athletic Director Don Combs off from the football wars after a Eastern 17 Georgetown S instances," he said. likes the eligibility rule but feels, very impressive 45-0 win over new Eastern t Georgetown 3 Getting adjusted academically is as Kidd does, that the school should OVC member Youngstown State. Take that! The University's Nancy Stoeckle. a Junior from Park Hills spikes the ball back SOCCER at her Middle Tennessee opponent during last Friday's meet during the EKU Invitational in which the Colonels placed eighth, (photo by Will Mansrield) IxMiisvllle S Eastern t Eastern 4 Western 4 Colonels face second MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Colonels clip Dayton KICC meet - Third Bv MARIA El.FFRS Senior Patty Drumm was the leading OVC test at Austin Peay Stall Writer scorer with two goals. Debbie Wright WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Coach Roy Kidd takes his Colonel missed the Youngstown State game tailback Tony Braxton, who was The woman's field hockey team and Wima Howard scored one goal KICC meet - Eighth football team back into Ohio Valley with shoulder injuries but are expected recipient of last week's OVC Offensive proved to be nearly unstoppable in their apiece. The win over Dayton upped the to see some action this week. Player of the Week award, has gained game against Dayton Saturday. The4-0 team's record to 2-3. VOLLEYBALL Conference action Saturday when the score clearly shows that the offense had M Colonels travel to Clarksville, Tenn., 135 yards and scored one touchdown. This weekend-the women will travel EKU Inv. - Eighth "We'll certainly need all our players little trouble penetrating the Dayton for a 8:30 p.m. game with Austin Peay All-OVC fullback Dale Patton has to the Virginia Tech Invitational State University. this Saturday against Austin Peay," defense. Tournament Seven states will be FIELD HOCKEY Kidd said. "We picked them as a added 108 yards and two scores. According to coach. Lynne Harvel. Hoth teams enter Saturday's game 'The Dayton game gave us a good represented in the tournament. Eastern 4 Dayton 0 «itti o-i league records. The Colonels darkhorse in the conference race this In the passing department, junior year and their defeat by Western hasn't opportunity to concentrate on our at- The competing teams are Virginia lost earlier to Akron 21-10. while coach Chris Isasc has hit 10-28 passes for 120 tack. The offense played an aggressive Tech, High Point College. Trenton WOMEN'S TENNIS Watson Brown's Govs of Austin Peay changed our opinion of them. They have yards and one TD. Senior split end Murray 7 Eastern 2 a very fine team." attacking style of play and the forward State, Shippensburg State, Hollins were defeated by Western Kentucky David Booze leads Colonel receivers line worked well in producing the College, University of Michigan. Eastern • Austin Peay t last weekend. 20-14 with five catches for 40 yards. Eastern ( Ala. (lluntiville) 3 The colonels, who received mention goals." Clemson University and the University. "This is an awtully big game for us," in the NCAA's Division I-AA poll for the On defense, sophomore linebacker said Kidd "In fact, they're all big from second straight week, are averaging Alex Dominguez leads Colonel tacklers here on out. With so many fine teams in 235.7 yards per game on offense, while with 19 tackles and 16 assists. Rover- the conference this year, we can't af- limiting the opponents to an average of back George Floyd is next with 13 ford another loss." 207.3, second in the conference behind tackles and 11 assists. Kidd's Colonels will be at near full the Murray State. McDonald^ Presents: strength Saturday when they line up Senior tailback Alvin Miller is The Colonels hold a commanding 18-3 with Austin Peay Defensive tackle leading the Colonel rushers with his 221 lead in the series, with the Govs. Mark Siemon and linebacker David Hill yards and three touchdowns. Reserve winning last yearat Hanger Field 35-10. 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Cross Country (jjreve muscles his see action, poll announced Other teams expected to participate Way to OVC honors Last Tuesday the Colonel baseball By BRIAN BI.AIR his sophomore year - hi* unofficial team traveled north to play Northern in the 10.000 - meter run in addition to SUH Writer "Year of the Barbell." coach Rick Erdmann's Colonel team Kentucky University. In the first game are the University of Cincinnati and The bodybuilding books, packed with "I remember when I was a Dominic Perrino was the losing pitcher the secrets of symmetry and the glory sophomore. I ran the 40 (yard dash) in as the Colonels defeated 4-1. The Morehead State University 6.2," Greve said, realizing that such a The Colonels placed third in last of pumping iron, rest cover-to-cover on leading hitter was Bud Friess. who had weekend's Kentucky Intercollegiate a small end table near the doorway. An time is roughly 40 yards shy of two hits in three at bats Arnold Shwarzeneger poster watches respectability. "I couldn't have gotten Championship at Sawyer Park in The Colonels turned the tables in the lxiuisville Final team standings were over them from a nearby wall. any slower." second games as Steve Engel and Enter the Moeller High School agility Western Kentucky. 22; Murray State. Weightlifters boasting muscles Marty Haney limited by Dave Carroll, 42. Eastern. 73; Morehead State, 124 nearly the size of footballs are pictured program - ballet. For football players. who had a double and two singles in elsewhere, completing a decorum For fellows just discovering the won- three at bats; Scott Earl, who had a and Louisville. 132 bordering an Early American ders of weightlifting For budding double and single in three at bats; Jim Behemoth. behemoths like Kevin Greve. Scanlon. who had two hits in three at Senior Gary Noel of Louisville led the Welcome to Kevin Greve's dorm "It involved a lot of deep stretching bats and Bud Friess. who had two hits Colonel runners with his 13th place room -- the University's own version of and learning a lot of steps," he said of in four at bats. finish in a time of 32:24 The remaining Muscle Beach the program, which still exists there. On Thursday the Colonels played host Colonel runners and their finishes At 6-feet-l and 240 pounds. Greve "ANYTHING would have helped. I was to Georgetown College and defeated were: Dennis Creekmore. 14th. 32:29. < pronounced Gree-vee) is a man who SLOW." them twice ln the first game freshman Sam Cross. 15th. 32:39. Steve Anger labors in The Land of Incredible Hulks However. Greve - a man who enjoys Barney Joseph gained the victory as man. 16th. 32:51; Bill Morgan. 24th. for the defending champion football speed on his Honda SOD motorcycle - the Colonels won 17-5 The Colonel's 33:30 and Andy (rowley, 25th. 33:31 Colonels, anchoring a veteran offensive gradually improved, cut a full second leading hitters were Mark Smith with Bellarmine College won the college line at right guard. Five years. 90 off his time for the 40 and plodded on- three RBI's and three hits in four all division title. pounds and many muscles ago, he ward toward collegiate success, ear- bats: Jim Scanlon with a three-run IIIIIIMHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIII played linebacker at Moeller High ning first learn AU-OVC honors last homer in the sixth inning: Mark Klein School in Cincinnati. Ohio. season. This is where coach Kinnan is with three at bats; Scott Quesnel with a For the second week in a row. the That was when he was introduced to quick to point out that Greve is not one two-run homer in the sixth inning and Racers of Murray State head the list in weightlifting And that was when he to rest on his laurels. Dave Carroll with three hits in four at the Division l-AA football poll, drawing introduced his opponents to a dose of "He has excellent attitude. If bats 45 points strength and power not seen since the anything, it (the honor) has motivated In the second game freshman Doug The remainder of the lop ten in days of Goliath. him more. He wants to do it again. And Peddicord was the winning pitcher as eludes. Delaware. South Carolina "His best asset has to be his overall I think he's well on his way. He's picked The net awaits the Colonels 9-3. In four innings he only State, a tie for fourth between N.W strength." said Colonel head coach Roy up right where he left off last season. Dave Schulte. of the Colonel's soccer club, moves around a Western opponent gave up two hits. Leading hitters in this Louisiana and Boston University. Kidd "In most cases, he's able to just Right now, he's playing better than he just before he boots home a goal in last Saturday's game with the Hilltoppers game were Scott Quensel. two RBI's a Western, Alcorn State, Massachusetts. move'a guy right out of there. He's one was at this time last year," said Kin- that ended in a4-4 tie (photo by Brian Potts) homerun in the third inning, and a Weber State and l.ehigh. whom the of the strongest kids we've got and nan. double. Mark Smith, two RBI's and two Colonels defeated for last year's that's simply because he works so hard And how well was he playing then? he said. toward sack lunches - quarterback hits and Jeff I^ehkamp. two doubles championship "I felt one area he needed to improve Which means easy access to the style. In fact, he led the conference in in our weightlifting program " IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII The Colonels were not in the top ten Teammate Danny Hope, the in last year was his pass protection," quarterback. "It hasn't happened yet that category last season and led Austin outdid, for the second week in a row. Colonels' left guard, agrees. "He is a Kinnan responded. "Although he this year." said Greve. Peay in tackles. The men's cross country team will receive votes hard worker. You can say that about doesn't have a general weakness, I The odds of that happening this "They play mainly a '50 defense' the host the ninth annual EKU Men's Cross Others receiving votes included OVC him." remarked the senior lineman. would have said then that his pass Saturday against Austin Peay at same as our and he plays tackle, so I'll Country Invitational Friday at 3 p.m. at teams Akron. Tennessee Tech and Line coach Joe Kinnan says more protection wasn't quite as good as his Clarksviile. Tenn., however, may be have him maybe on the outside running the Arlington Golf Course. Morehead State. about him. "When he came here a little run blocking. But he's worked on that." greater, due to the presence of the plays or the draw plays." said Greve. less than three years ago." he said, "he Greve mentioned that his problem Governor's second team Little Ail- So the game may well include the weighted 212. He's not only put on 28 last season revolved around being too American defensive tackle Richard Battle of Muscle Beach Greve vs. For An Evening Of Fun, pounds since then - he's gotten faster aggressive for his own good-. "I was Wozniak. who carries his own im- Wozniak doing exactly what they (the defense) pressive Muscle Beach proportions He And Greve. who has long since shed too." presents fi-feet-5 inches. 230 pounds Fellowship, Entertainment, Greve laughs at the comment, and wanted me to do - coming right at the mold of a 98-pound weakling, would them. If you do that, they just grab you worth of trouble. like nothing better than to kick sand in the high school memories push their His appetite, understand, leans Refreshments & Games way to the forefront again focusing on and throw you to the side and goon by," his face I OdySS&y Disco on the ByPass Special CA TACOMB Student Join Us Every Thursday! 8p.m. 12 midnight at The First Consideration Presbyterian Church West Main Street. 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I ^^^^^^^^^^OTi^MPMIiilllPHMiMIIPIiMIMHillpnHi Page 10/Vol. 69/No. 6 Tha Eastern Pi up sea Thuradey.Arts: October 2. 1980 Dance is scheduled• Enjoy fall "Under Eastern's Stars" is the narpe of a Palmer Hall - sponsored dance scheduled for Oct 10. The dance to be held from 7:30 - 12 pm in the Keen Johnson Ballroom, is tree to students and refreshments will be available. Sponsored by the dor- mitory's hall council, the event will have an "Urban Cowboy" dress theme In the fall of the year the leaves on molasses starts out as stalks of sugar and will feature western music and a ihe irccs become a kaleidescope of cane. Hght show provided by Big T and his golden yellows, bright oranges and Music Machine. Cane looks somewhat similar to warm browns, thus signaling that corn in appearance. The stalks are fall is almost over and winter is lull, slender and green with a tassle about to begin. Film series on top that turns brown when the plants become ready to harvest. In response to this signal, many of continues us take time out of our busy When the farmer feels that the schedules to enjoy some of the more cane is ready, he cuts the stalks and The University Film Series continues this month with several blockbuster natural things in life. Some people takes them to a cane mill. This mill movies. take camping trips while others is nothing more than a horse and ■ Of special interest is the sequel to participate in or attend harvesting press. The cane is inserted into the "Rocky" called, what else? "Rocky festivals. press and the juice is squeezed out. II." In "Rocky II," the real world The horse supplies the power by comes crashing down on Rocky and be Several festivals occur annually in walking in a continuous circle. The must cope with such complex realities Kentucky at (his time of the year. juice that is collected is boiled until •a notoriety and sudden success, subsequent humiliation, making The Honey Festival and the it thickens and darkens. An outdoor Sorghum Festival are just two of the critical choices and learning to share cooking facility is expecially built his life with the person he loves. The celebrations that I have attended for this purpose. The finished (K)not work climax approaches when Rocky must this year. I found both experiences product is sorghum. Stephanie Hall, a junior from Hazard, concentrates as dorm Monday nights in Clay Hall. The program is designed to enter the ring for a rematch with the to be enlightening and enjoyable. director, Karen Martin, teaches her how to macrame' The teach residents a craft they can learn in one night, (photo bv deadly talented champion Apollo Creed While I didn't get to go camping demonstration is part of an arts and crafts class taught on w in an almost helpless stab at redemp- I met many different types of Will Mansfield) this past weekend, I did manage to tion. people and experienced different spend some lime at Red River Starting Oct. 7 and showing for one cultures within cultures. I saw night only is the animated animal Gorge. A trip to the Gorge is furniture that had been made from classic "Water-ship Down." The movie practically a must at this time of the Campus life in a 'Nutshell' kegs and clocks made from trees, has been called as softly beautiful as year. By my calculations, two weeks By BELINDA WARD first view of dorm life to the view of an Reviews of upcoming books, movies and candles being dipped in wax and the unspoiled English countryside, from now will be the prime time Starr Writer upperclassman returning to the and albums are present for those who lyrical, literate, very exciting < grimly carved and molded into beautiful care to plan their entertainment in viewing hours for the last "Nutshell" is a magazine focusing on campus once again in the fall. and bloodily violent here and there]) designs. And I saw sorghum, more advance. the campus community. The Richmond A helpful stress checklist is also in- often very funny and entirely en- performance of the fall season as the Fun topics, such as the newest commonly known as molasses, edition, which is now available to cluded so you can see how serious your chanting. Now, who could miss that.) leaves present their grand finale. fashions for men and women, can also being made. the University students, will be com- situation may be. "10" starring Bo Derek starts Oct. 8. plimentary of the University Alumni be found. See the review in this section. In my opinion, nature's artwork National topics such as the draft Molasses isn't made in a Association. registration, the emergence of cults on "Nutshell" has been highly suc- Other movies include "The Fog,!' is unparalled in the fall. This publication contains articles factory where chemicals and foreign the university campuses and the cessful in placing a large number of starting tonight and playing tomorrow concerning a wide variety of interests. Don't sit in your dorm room and danger of the popular tanning booths these aspects in a few pages or in a night. "The Bugs Bunny - Road Runner ingredients are added. A pail of These articles range from a freshman's miss it! are discussed. nutshell, so to speak. 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K/lto. ■ TIMEI 'Shogun' shoots '10' scores as change of pace By USA CAYI.E Moore realizes that fantasies do not He wants her and he thought he loved Staff Writer take the place of realtiy and returns to her. but she acts as if It is all a game. Recent movies have changed sweet, faithful and now not-so-boring Besides being unfaithful to her ratings sky-high dramatically from the early 70s Andrews. gorgeous a nd sexy husband, she acts as disaster flicks. Blood, gore and guts It is surprising to see an actress of if she does this all the time! Rvl.AVEKNEI.AKE8 For those of us who were tired of have been replaced by sex, drugs and Staff Writer hero's riding off into the sunset, slap- Andrews' caliber in this type of flick. Doesn't she care about him as a music The movie "10" is a classic sex Throughout Moore's ordeal she person, not Just a bedmate? . According to the latest AC. Nielsen stick comedy and hum-drum daily lives film based on Dudley Moore's obsession of the television series, "Shogun" waa a remains understanding and sym- Moore finally realizes that although ratings 28.7 million American homes with Bo Derek's body. pathetic, graciously taking him back Derek is beautiful and sexy, she Is have been introduced to Samuria welcome challenge. It wasn't the type In the film, Moore is a small, quiet of movie where one could snack on while foolishly being faithful to him. shallow and frivolous. He returns to Warriors and shogun. man who satisfies his lust by peeping Derek, on the other hand, is nice to Andrews and sees that because of her popcorn, study geometry, hold hands into a kinky neighbor's window with a Almost everyone who watched part with a date and still gain a lot from the look at but all her talent lies below her inside beauty, she Is more beautiful - telescope chin She half-heartedly tries to look one of James Clavell's "Shogun" found plot. It was the type of movie that and maybe as sexy - as Derek. He first spies Derek on her way to her sexy and succeeds most of the time. "10" relays this message to most of themselves captive to four more captured your undivided attention. wedding and smashes into a police episodes Viewers see Derek through most of the the female viewers of the movie. Of Although Chamberlain was the car while drooling over her. It is love - movie lounging on the beach, tanning course, the male viewers see nothing -' The television mini-series, starring leading actor, Shindad and Mifune or lust - at first sight Moore follows her beautiful "talent," looking ex- more than Derek in her bathing suit. Richard Chamberlain as Pilot John captured the audience. At first the slow, Derek on her honeymoon, leaving tremely smug and watching her equally Derek getting stoned with no clothes on. Black (home. Yoko Shimada as Mariko quite actions of the Japanese seemed behind his sweet, faithful but boring gorgeous and sexy husband surf. Derek in bed. and Toshiro Mifune as Lord Toranaga. almost overwhelmed by Chamberlain's girlfriend Julie Andrews. But in spite of its unfavorable con- is set in 17th century Japan. emotional actions. But as we come to Moore, it seems, is not only a Peeping When she's not on the beach, Derek is notations of women as shallow in the bedroom The scene with Moore understand the Japanese culture of Tom but a clumsy jerk. The film is (Derek) and sappy (Andrews), it is a If you are having problems with filled with his endless falls and at one finally realizing he is about to live his those last two names it may be because the 17th century, we. as Chamberlain delightful change of pace. are drawn to it. Klnt Moore loses a fight with a bumble biggest fantasy shows Derek as being they are Japanese. So was everything e only to receive a sting on the nose cool and nonchalant about having sex. shewlag else in the movie, with the exception of In this is the beauty of "Shogun." We But despite his awkwardness, he First she has to smoke a joint (or the leading actor, but the language finally gets his chance with Derek in two) to get in the mood. Next she puts the Kcrrell room Wednesday., TharstayThsrsii are educated in a culture, drastically and Friday. Oct. x-m. Students ami barrier (Japanese) didn't stop the different from our own. At first it seems bed. After days of fantasizing about on a classical album which she loves to majority of television viewers from listen to while in bed. All the while faculty ran see the movie for II It is so cruel, as when Blackthornes their lovemaking, the reality of it is a ;«ls.> the midnight movie Saturday. watching the show. crewmen are boiled or when an old bitter disappointment. Moore is very confused The Nielsen ratings reported by the man's head is cut off for discourtesy. Associated Press put "Shogun" at 32.6 Rut there slow, deliberate actions and points. That is second only to "Roots" strict culture seems almost superior in Music therapy achieves goal in education for a mini-series. the end. music education for handicapped So David Reed. Herald and Leader Music therapy in the education of the Montpellier. France. He was among Its handicapped is achieving its goal in children. delegates from the U.S. and Europe editor had everything in perspective It was a movie that caught up our Qlassy America. That is the feeling of Harvey expressed his view recently who met to deal specifically with the when he wrote. "Perhaps it could best emotions, educated us of another Cindy Clark, a senior public relations major from Hopkinsville, marvels at a University Associate Professor of after returning from the first In- teaching of general music in be called the "Roots" of Japan, this 12- culture and captured a nation of ternational Symposium of Music hour five-day mini-series titled stained glass exhibit (photo by Eric Music. Dr. Arthur W. Harvey, one of classrooms which include handicapped television viewers. It was every bit the Education for the Handicapped in children. "Shogun." • blockbuster NBC had hoped it would be. 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Soliciting forbidden Foundation (Continued from page I.) student participation; and it seems to "We don't allow any type of me that they haven't" Napier said. supervises solicitation in the dorms whatsoever," Areas have been set aside in the Dsugherty said. "If organizations are Powell Building for groups to sell doing it they're not suppose to and If items, pass out literature, recruit new non-public they do I don't know about it" members or so on. At least one Daugherty said controlling door-to- presidential campaign supporting door solicitation was difficult but that group on campus has used one of these monies dorm directors and staff were suppose areas to sign up new voters and pass out (Continued from page S.) to run any solicitors out of the dorms literature. given out each year. "We do it for the student's protection. According to Daugherty, the To be eligible, students must have I'm sure students don't want insurance University isn't trying to stifle student had a 3.75 high school grade point salesmen knocking on their doors all participation in the elections with its average and a composite score of at the time. It's the same thing if students anti - solicitation policy. least 25 on their ACT tests. are being harrasaed all the time" "If a student invited someone with a Whitlock pointed out that in two Napier said that his Reagan cam- campaign to their room that would be years. 100 of these will be hi effect each paign was based on getting a large okay. If the campaign people wanted to year giving students $100,000 in foun- number of students out to vote on call students before they went to see dation scholarships annually. election day. He added that the them, that would be okay," Daugherty As mentioned before, much of the University's decision showed a lack of said money given to the foundation comes wanting to get involved in anything Daugherty stated that any student from alumni and members of the local partisan. who is harrassed by someone going community. "As far as trying to get out the vote, it door-to-door in the dorms should report seems to me that they (University that person to Ms office. "This is the Whitlock said the fund for develop- officials) would try to create the sort of only way we can eliminate the ment and maintenance of the atmosphere that would encourage problem," Daugherty said. University's Meditation Chapel was set up and supported by money given to the University by the late Clarence (".if ford, a member of the University's first Vacancies not filled graduating class in 1909. The University's fourth president. (Continued from page 1.) some were elected with as many as nine votes but "quite a few were elected on Herman Lee Donovan, bequeathed plan to "hold off for a while" on any two." money to the University for the appointments. She said, "I wasn't exactly satisfied Reflections beautification of the campus. Karen Chrisman, chairperson of the with the ballot we used." Members of the foundation's board of elections committee, explained that A University student uses the time between classes to study area provide a restful place for study or meditation, (photo directors include the University's In regards to the low turnout of voters in the plaza area. The fountain, chapel and the surrounding by Eric Shindlebower) more positions may be open as six and the subsequent election of all the current administration with the rest of senators elected by write-in vote did not candidates running and 18 write-in the membership being current or attend Tuesday's meeting so the candidates, Chrisman said, "It seems former members of the University's Association does not know how the six like we didn't have enough time before Off-campus land use totals 2500 acres Board of Regents who are residents of feel about the positions. people had to get the petitions in.. . it's Richmond and Madison County. Chrisman commented that 18 hard to get all enthused if you know you By STEVE MELLON Maywoods is used mostly for research The University has what Martin calls The original members for the senators were elected by write-in vote, can stay at home... and win." Staff Writer and education, although University a "management agreement" with the foundation's board of directors were students and faculty can use the lake owners of Grass Knob in Estill County. the University's president Dr. Robert The University has acquired the use for fishing purposes. "They own the land, we assist in the R. Martin; his executive assistant J.C. of quite a bit of off-campus land in Lilley Cornett Woods was turned over management of," he said. "It's not Powell. Donald R Feltner, vice- Nutshell distributed recent years. In fact Dr. William to the University in 1977 by the Com- something that's open to the Univer- president for public affairs; James W. Martin, director of the division of monwealth of Kentucky, which had sity." Grass Knob is located about 30 Thurman. vice-president for alumni A collage of current campus trends in A special student travel section, with natural areas estimates the University purchased it from the Cornett family in miles from Richmond. affairs and Dr. Russell I. Todd and education, entertainment and sports is 81 ideas for fall and winter travel, has the use of over 2500 acres of off- 1969 for $250,000. Martin estimated the Earle B Combs, members of the Board covered in this year's Nutshell escorts readers from Myrtle Beach, campus land. land's present value at over a million These four tracts of land serve many of Regents. magazine which was distributed on South Carolina, to Quebec City, Quebec, This acreage is located in four dif- dollars. He said, "That's the largest purposes. Some local schools take Current members of the foundation's campus yesterday by the University's and back to the bayou country for ferent areas of Eastern Kentucky. The tract of virgin I untouched) woods in classes on field trips to Maywoods. board of directors are University Alumni Association. Mardi Gras. lands are: Maywoods in Garrard and Eastern Kentucky under any protec- hiking trails are located on Spencer - President Dr. J.C. Powell; Executive The free magazine covers several The magazine also covers "Inside Rockcastle counties, Lilley Cornett tion." and is therefore irreplaceable." Morton Preserve, and many house Assistant Doug Whitlock; Earl Bald- areas of interest to college students, Film School" a look at the demanding Woods in Letcher County and Spencer - Spencer - Morton Preserve is owned environmental education and win, vice-president of business affairs; including campus trauma - stress - work required of a professional film- Morton Preserve in Powell County. The by The Nature Conservancy - a non - ecological research projects, according Donald R. Feltner. vice-president for and advises students how to keep it maker, and a look at the history of the University helps manages tract of land profit land organization - which in turn to Martin. Lilley Cornett Woods public affairs; James W. Thurman. under control. Included also is a visit to draft, "War & Peace & Draft vice-president for alumni affairs; the National Public Radio's news show, in Estill County called Grass Knob. leases it to the University, according to provides some University students with Registration." Maywoods, which was acquired by Martin. He said the Nature Con- jobs as tour guides in the spring, Charles Combs, chairman of the Board "All Things Considered " and a behind- Nutshell is geared especially to the the University in the early lOTOs, is of Regents and Robert J. Begley and the-scenes view of why it delves into the servancy obtained the land through a summer and fall while they conduct campus community. It is distributed to located about 22 miles southwest of "gift - purchase", which means the research. "They serve two functions Dr. Russell I. Todd, a current and a stories covered rather than presenting 300 campuses around the country and Richmond. It consists of 1700 acres of former member of the Board of only the headlines. organization paid only $25,000 of the while they're there," Martin read by some 1,0200,000 students. forest a 13-acre lake and a lodge land's $60,000 value. acknowledged Regents respectively. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I OCTOBER DECEMBER 1 Wed. — Rocky 7 * 9:30 p.m UNIVERSITY 1 Mon. — Coming Home 7 at 9:30 p.m. 2 Than. — The Fog 7 At 9:30 p.m 2 Tues. — Coming Home 7 & 9:30 p.m. 3 Fri. — The Fog 7 & 9:30 p.m FILM SERIES 3 Wed. — Coming Home 7 & 9:30 p.m. 4 Sat. — The Bugs Bunny Road 4 Thurs. — Moouraker 7 & 9:30 p.m. Runner Movie 7 & 9 p.m Ferrell Room, Combs Bldg. 5 Fri. — Moouraker 7 & 9:30 p.m. 5 Sun. — Rocky II 7 & 9 p.m Admission — $1.00 6 Sat. — Moouraker 7& 9:30 p.m. 6 Moa. — Rocky II 7 & 9 p.m For additional information, call 7 Sun. — Black Stallion 7 & 9:30 p.m. 7 Tarn. — Waterahip Down 7&9 p.m Student Activities — 622-3855. 8 Mon. — Black Stallion 7 & 9:30 p.m. S Wad. — "10" 7 & 9:30 p.m 9 Tues. — Black Stallion 7 at 9:30 p.m. 9 Thar*. — "10" 7 & 9:30 p.m 10 Wed. — Who II Stop the Rain 7 & 9:30 p.m. 10 Fri. - "10- 7 & 9:30 p.m 11 Thurs. — WhoII Stop the Rain . 7 & 9:30 p.m. 11 Sat. — Brabaker 7 & 9:30 p.m NOVEMBER 12 Fri. — Goldfinger 7&9 p.m. 12 Saa..— Brabaker 7 & 9:30 p.m 1 Sat. — Exorcist 7 & 9 p 13 Sat. — Goldfinger 7 & 9 p.m. 13 Mon. — Brabaker 7 & 9:30 p.m 2 San. — Alien 7 & 9:30 p m. 14 Taea. — Ice Caetlea 7 & 9 p.m 3 Moa. — Alien 7 & 9:30 p LATE SHOWS 15 Wed. — Ice Castles 7&9 p.m 4 Taea. — Seductiou of Joe Tynan 7 & 9 p 5 Fri Black Stallion 16 Thurs. — Hero-At-Large 7 & 9 p.m 5 Wed. — Seduction of Joe Tynan 7 & 9 p 6 Sat Who'll Stop the Rain 17 Fri. — Semi-Tough 7 & 9 p.m 4 Thura. — Kramer vs. Kramer 7 & 9 p m. 7 Fri. — Kramer va. 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"HRUBAKER" u 24 Fri. — Sleeping Beauty 7 & 9 p.m 14 Fri. — Blazing Saddles 7 & 9 p 25 Sat. — Yaaks 7 & 9:30 p.m 15 Sat. — Carrie 7 & 9 p 20 Saa. — Hide la Plain Sight 7 & 9 p.m 16 San. — Carrie 7 & 9 p 27 Moa. — Hide la Plain Sight 7 & 9 p.m 17 Mon. — Midnight Express 7 & 9:30 p I A ; I ; 1 i i i i < 1 i I 28 Taea. — Electric Horseman 7 & 9:30 p.m 18 Taea. — Midnight Express 7 & 9:30 p ROBERT REDFORDBRIBAKER- YAPHETKOTTO JANE ALEXANDER 29 Wed. — Electric Horseman 7 & 9:30 p.m 19 Wed. — Fateo 7 & 9 p m. 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