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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1979-1980 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. riuusii,i\ March 211. IMM Vol. 5K-\o. 25 Official Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University ll Pages Richmond. Ky. 40475 Alcohol Beverage Control Citations for liquor violations given to 35 persons, 5 Richmond bars Itv I \NFT JACOBS The Family Dog and The Bear and Cole, who is supervisor for the New* Editor out through the state ABC Board and Hull an' already on probation and there eastern district of Kentucky, said he followed orders concerning the is the possibility that they could lose supervised the investigation which was A har check by Male agents of Ihe downtown scene "I'm just an indian. their liquor license, according to a "normal investigation based on many I'm not a chief." he said Alcoholic Beverage <'nnlrol Com- Vaughan However, this possibility complaints " inissiim 'ABO Thursday night. March Crawford said March fi was chosen exists also on a first violation and Ihe "There has been a continual diluge of i> left IB person* and five hars cited for because "that happened to be a day severity of measures will depend on the phone calls and letters from allegedly li(|iinr violations according lo Joe when we could get everyone available reactions of the new administration, he reputable citizens - over the past two Vaughnn. assistant held director for lo help " Vaughan said a Thursday added months on minors, which I refer to as the stale ARC night was chosen because it was found Har owners will also appear in less than 21 years of age. in the bars." by Hichmond police to be the night I ndercovcr agents ;md the Kentucky Madison County District Court March slated Cole "I'd say this information when most liquor arrests involving Male Police aided in Ihe investigation 2K lo answer criminal charges con- was substantiated based on what we minors were made He added that the cerning liquor violations and per- found in Kichmnnd " check had been set for the previous The five liar*. The Family Dog. Ihe mitting the consumption and - or A Hichmond attorney Johnny Coy. week, but was postponed due to bad Hear and Mull Suiters Mill. Phone :l possession of alcoholic beverages by Ihe local ABC officer, said he was not weather •i x : .mil IKHOS Saloon. will appear in Frank minors • ^:... ". _ wA J *"+- J**£t ?V&~. contacted about Ihe bar check in any The ABC came to Hichmond ap- ■■ lorl IH-IOIC Ihe Slate Hcgulalory Hoard According to Dale Crawford, way "It was done strictly through proximately one year ago and visited at a dale to lie announced in the next supervisor of Ihe ABC, Lea Cole han- Frankfort They have their own en- le« weeks ••very licensee there according lo dled the Imr check himself He did not forcement officers." said Coy "My job Crawford Two years ago was the last have all Ihe details of the bar check, but The 15 persons cited, mainly as a local administrator is to handle time liars were cited for serving to University students, must make their suil it came out of several complaints licensing. I'm not an enforcement of- minors Violations were written against initial appearance in Madison Countv received in the office, both written and ficer " llamhock's Liquor Store. Poopeotzies District Court March 28 All of them. phoned in He said he could not say Coy added thai Frankfort has not and The Family Dog whom they were from since they do not ttllh, Ihe exception of two. were contacted him since about the check According to Cole, under the cir- normally leave Iheir name arrested on n misdemeanor charge nf (ireen Angel. Ihe area ABC in cumstances, the ABC doesn't have any possession ol alcohol hy a minor Vaughan. on ihe other hand, credited vcsligalor. was involved in Ihe in alternative hut to watch the bars "Mr complaints to local churches and vestigation downtown Angel said he Angel is going lo be instructed to Two individuals were reportedly bar schools. I'niversity students and was told when lo come and helped get monitor the area closely." he stated employes at Phone 3. and Slitter's Mill concerned parents whose children were one of Ihe bars quieted down after Ihe "We do not intend to harass any one and were riled with selling alcohol lo driving while intoxicated and having agents already had come in place, but watch the Hichmond area in minors accidents Angel said the har check was carried general." Powell announces approval of four-day week for summer school \NET JM'OHS consumption of electric power," stated during Ihe regular school year. Powell great on a percentage basis." he said, News I (lilui the I'niversity president said he lelt doubtful this would occur although it is a possibility if the Quick draw? Continuation of this plan ..will due to most nf Ibe population residing energy situation becomes more acute I nivefsif) President JC Powell probably he based on results of the iwtu on campus and the utilization of coal lor We may find institutions finding some With Spring returning lo campus junior Kathy Booth an arl major from recently announced approval of the session, according lo Powell, and the heal in Ihe cold weather similar woj lo reduce energy con- Lexington, found a vantage point In the Kayine al which lo sketch a scene modification ol ihe IMW Summer School continuation of the energy crisis "The energy savings will not be as sumption iphoto lit Brian Polls i instructional week \nalysis of the effects on instruction The summer session will he changed and learning will also aid in deter- lo a lour day Monday through Thurs- mining its continuation day week with classes lasting 75 Dr John Howlett. vice president for minutes Classes which require Academic Affairs and Kesearch. Qualifying petitions available meeting ihe normal live days will recommended Faculty Senate approval continue lo do so nl Ihe plan in early February Faculty will remain on a five day At this lime he sited Murray State work week utilizing Friday lor student and I IK- I'niversity of Illinois as two for Senate presidential candidates conferences oral exams committee universities under such a program By JWF.T.IAt OBS junior art major, has been in the senate meetings and other related activities "This modification was made to police administration major, was \n iiig.im/aitonal committee was News I (Inen three years Beck is a freshman public "We have recognized the real impact recently elected president al ihe 101 nieil in handle Fn-e I'niversity really conserve fuel and costs for the Qualifying petitions for elections for relations major nt the summer program on Ihe energy national convention ol Alpha Phi whose current responsibilities he in large number of commuting students Student Association President Vice Senate President Chris Kremer said problem " stated Powell "A large thai attend ihe summer session," said Sigma the national criminal |UStice Mel lol (I s hands Ihe com mil Ice will he President candidates may he picked up he was "optimistic" about Ihe honor society He did not want his new comprised 1,1 senators ui,h special number ol our summer school students Knwlell "Not all courses are in Ihe Student Senate office Mar 24 and organization's future and the possibility duties to conflict with Ins role as .1 skills which may !•<• utilized in promote commute and Ibis will allow a 21) per programmed for a four-day week, hut turned in March 27 with the signatures rent cut in gas use " of being represented on the national student senator Ihe program whose future depends on most of them will be Of course, the of 2im full lime students according lo a level in the organization "There is a Powell also ciled Ihe impact this will elasscs will be lengthened propor Senator Susan Lew is was also elected Ihe committee s handling of it for next report made al Tuesday's Student possibility that the senate will get national treasurer ol Ibis society, but vcar have INI campus energy since facilities iionatdy " Senate meeting another national representative if we will remain in ihe senate \ survey nf Ihe I niversity lood are air conditioned in the summer "We feel this can he done very ef- Kleclions for officers will be held "'I ne air conditioner is a large user nf have someone at the meeting in A representative from ihe College nl services u as okayed Tuesday hj I .am lectively without imparing the quality April 15 Mlanta." he commented electric power and the four-day week l»iw Enforcement will lie elected to Martin, director ol lind service The of instruction." he added In new business, the senate elected to "Kight now it seems lo be im- will relieve a percentage of Ihe cost of take Hales' place A motion passed to siir\e> v.i- taken Wednesday by ihe As far as using the four-day plan send two representatives to Atlanta to a portant." he said "Maybe later we'll name Males an Honorary Senator for student Hights and Responsibilities meeting of Ihe American Student lind nut it's not his service in Ihe senate Commit 111- and asked questions in Federation I ASF I scheduled for March Two resignations were announced al determine leclmgs on the price and 2H lo decide the future of the national Ihe senate meeting First was ihe Vice President Tim liuller reported quality, ol Ihe lood as well as proposed lobbying organization resignation of Ed Prichard. a member thai Director nl Ihe Division of Public variations ol ihe meal plan The senate is currently a charter ol the Council on Higher Education, Safe!) Thomas l.indquisi was working Tin- senate also passed .1 motion lo member of the ASF which is in (he which siudeni Regent Kick Robinson on a package for the nexl Board ill •end .1 teller id congratulations to process of deciding whether or not to cited as a "let down for the student Regents meeting concerning the Murray Stan- I'niversity tor their join the 400-momber American Student body " parking issue l.indquisi Huller and I«-I loi m.nice in representing Ihe o\'C Association (ASA' The ASF has 4(1 The senate voted to write a letter Iw(i other senators will meet this week m ihe Naiional Invitational lour members Both organizations lobby- recognizing Prichard's support in to discuss Ins plans tiament in New York educational issues student endeavors and towards student The senate voted to appropriate $4(Ki causes to send senators Sherri Mefford and The resignation of Senator Kon Bates Sandy Heck to Ihe meeting Mefford. a was also announced Bates, a junior Sirens scream Periscope in tornado testing !'. -. I 1 I Y \ I It it I .•u.t ^■■^ editorials Bv DE \N 11(11 I nuig Mich message Photographer Kevin Klrine lily Editor news fi-alurcs- .:m I'lie local tests w ere conducted oul ol captures retiring Model School Ihe Madison County Emergency teacher Dorothy Smith al work mg«iii/alioiis_ _;-s Madison fniinty s tornado sports nit 1'perations Center, which is located at with her sludents. See page 5. preparedness was tested recently is tile lin Iniiiuid City Police Department arts .12-13 par) ol the stale wide tests conducted 1 ulyei s.nd that the Madison County by order of (Jov Brown Kcscue Squad Madison County \m Howard I'olyer. director ol the Isilance Service along with ihe local Madison County Civil Defense lire departments were placed on alert Department, said that he was pleased (luting Ihe lesl Local police were with Ihe results ol the test which was dispatched around Ihe perimeter of the Proposed budget conducted March 12 at II a in "Our cily inordci In test their reaction lime reaction 1 lo the command signaling Ihe lie said warning 1 was splendid, lie said noting The enieigency center contains the thai there were no problems in snun communication equipment needed to gives funding leeway ding Ihe sirens All sirens were SOUn coordinate police .mil lire department ding within two minutes of the county ■• activities throughout the county, he Hy JANET JACOBS The University's allocation also in receiving Ihe bulletin. Culver noted sud New s I-:ilitoi eluded the purchase of two computers Approximately 3.1-40 industries Because til spring break last week. alchcd to the students all the more reason to wish they were back in Florida (photo by Brian Building was recommended for $1 3 available and appropriated hv Ihe was the message received and whether HolUi million Hoard. top Hours ol either Commonwealth or that was the normal method of oh 1 See I \MPt S. page III \ -mmvmm wm -w vm wmmm Wmmm MB

•aai2/Vol.5a/No. 28 Tha law Pi mi — Thunday. March 20. 1980 Editorials „ABofeBa^aiuf4tas!s4ft IKnHrC real hard how'Soeftov Wav«. \0$ca*d<, Lax enforcement -ItN-TlmWmV OouA* QteSVONl -ba*5u»*- 4#M5 H«Ule : Tlisy HAPr^p/ATlrie 5/W£-TW £/fcf. yfeAr?, creates suspicions £-dvr\ £>*+*>* ^ - rj»/ i\j£ RS fry ."• OHe BRlNcSS GQEhT joy, T\£oytEZ fTAfc J II you're going lo dance, you have hands of ihe Richmond Police, said lo pa> (ho fiddler, so gt»cs a raihcr Vaughan. xc common saving, ihai rings with Bui, what might have caused H* T6A/THO0- uncanny iruih much suspicion in the minds of On March f>. a usual Thursday many was the question as lo why the nighi in Richmond. 35 individuals bar checks were carried out the night « frequenting ihe downtown bars belore the start ol Spring Break. loundoui how much the tiddler can Perhaps. 10 some it appeared to <*' a charge on occasion. be an attempt 10 harass students A' The .'5 persons, mostly University before Ihcy left town for an entire siudenis, were cited and arresied by week and maybe even make up for /Ts agenis front the Alcoholic Beverage ihe loss of revenue to the stale via uAvtre'sWi Control Commission (ABC > on public intoxication tines, DWI and liquor-relalcd charges. so on. gftlluKrJf Or thai number, all but two were Vaughan explained, though, that pair totmy charged with possession of alcohol I he checks were carried out on that b\ a minor, which carries a usual particular nighi entirely by "acci- court line ol aboui S30.50, if dent." Me said thai the raid was convicted. originally scheduled lor ihe week The remaining two individuals earlier, bin was cancelled by bad were reportedly bar employees at weather. Sutler's Mill and Phone3, who were Anotlici \H< official, however, charged with selling to minors hail a conflicting version as an As a result of the bar checks explanation when he explained thai ANNUAL' ALcoflo/X &€\)€(U\&E Covy&L conducted b> ABC agents wiih Ihe ihe bar checks were carried out on aid of ihe Kentucky Slate Police, thai particular I hursdav because at dftlDS I five local bars must go before the ihai lime there was enough Stale Regulatory Board in the near manpower 10 perform ihem effec- 4r future and defend to I hem «hv theii tively. 9A-V fp socket il liquor licenses should nol be It seems fairly accurate, however, revoked. 10 assume thai ihe raid was carried Owners of the five bars identified out at a more than convenient time as the Family IX>g. the Bear and to produce ihe desired results Bull, Suitor's SMI, Phone 3 and ihe wheihet 01 not bad weal her or IXWs Saloon, must also appear in nianpowei had anything to do wiih Madison C oumv District Court on it in riie lirsi place. March 26. to answer criminal Certain elements ol the incident, charges involving the liquor viola- though, siand oul and warrant lions. special ait cm ion. According to Joe Vaughan, first ol all, ihe possession and assistant field director for ihe consumption of alcohol by minors is Alcoholic Beverage Control Com- against i he law and should be editor's mailbag mission in the state, the bar checks enforced accordingly. William (Irise was also rather stacked were prompted by numerous com- Secondly, this enforcement Secondhand? sources, as I suggest the reporters of sounding offer and been made a lool of plainis in the aiea concerning fine ought to consider, along wiih the Ihe Progress begin to do themselves as several unfortunate students have should occur year-round and not I >car Kdilor statements printed, the number of allegations thai local bars were Sincerely, Now that they know Ihat we are wise lo infrequently as appears 10 be ihe I would like lo express my concern patients l)r Grlie treats in one day Ihem, maybe they will leave KKC alone scrv ing minors. Janet I. Cole present case. Ihe ABC seemingly aboul information printed in the i approximately fifty persons) in 402 Telford Hall and move on to a campus Ihat is more Vaughan said that some of the makes a veailv showing in Rich- Progress in Ihe Perspective column on comparison to the actual number of easily taken in. like Western sources ol these complaints were mond in ihe early spring. Keb 21. entitled. "Three Mile Rich patients ifoun that Dr Grise was Campus warned Thanks Again iiom local schools and churches, mond " giving reference to Also a pertinent .loni Johnson A once-a-vcat "spring cleaning" The information was totally derived Kdilor parents and even Lasicrn students. factor would be Ihe number of persons Walters Hall won'i do the job at solving a from second-hand sources such as employed al the Blue Grass Army This letter is to thank the Kastern On the liming ol the bar checks, problem it one. in fact, does exist. WKKl'-KM According to officials at Depot Progress for their significant warning Three day weekend Vaughan staled that a Thursday Along the same lines, il Illinois are ihe Blue (irass Army Depot whom I In final protest of Ihe degradation the against campus soliciters in the Feb. 21 To the Kdilor night was picked because it was this in possession ol alcohol ^n one contacted personally, no information article projected toward the United edition was released to be printed in the After reading the front page article. I As an out-ol stale student. I spend night identified b\ most of the night in the yeai. il should make one Stales Army. I would like to give Progress. l)n all articles pnnted in the came hack lo my room and received a every weekend on campus, even three- complainianis with regards . to readers some questions for thought 0 vvondci aboul the rest ol the year. Progress get "facts'' from unofficial phone call from a representative of day weekends Boring You l>et alleged liquor violations. Why an* these harmful substances It enforcement is consistent, Ihen sources ' stored anywhere in the I'nited States'1 Malthne. one of the companies men- While Ihe Sludenl Senale is busy- Othct lactois thai determined il is veiv likely that questions won't If so. this would seem to be a very Who w ill lie responsible for protecting tioned in the article. Irving to gel extended open house Thursday as ihe target night he floating' around as 10 possible amateur style of reporting The our nation when it is in international When Ihe caller had finished her sales hours, what is being dune aboul keeping included the fact thai it is typically a motives lor surpiise bai checks. selection of words, such as "sup turmoil? I think the Blue Grass Army pitch and asked if I'd be interested in the campus open on three day weekends0 "big nighi" downtown, as well as Il is also entirely possible that notedly" and "reportedly" would also Depot deserves a little more respect hosting a party. I replied that I had ihe night ihai most arresis of minors suggest lhal the reporter was none to concerning the matters at hand, which something that she might he interested I went to the library Feb 16 only to people may not lind themselves in sure of her information. in hearing I proceeded to read the find Ihat it was closed and wouldn't lie possessing alcohol occur at the ihe wrong place al ihe wiong nine. Ihey are trying lo deal with in the best 1'he information printed about Dr interests of our nation. entire Progress article to her open until Monday night, which meant After all. many of the employees of Needless lo say. she was em- lhal my assignment for my H a m class the depot and their families are barrassed and said she'd go directly to on Tuesday didn't get finished residents of Madison and surrounding her supervisor with this information I tried lo reserve a raqucthall court in Services lacking on campus the Begley Building only lo find Ihat. counties, why would they seek to With that she hastily hung up without destroy themselves'' even waiting to see if I was interested in lhal loo. was closed I apologize for the lapse in time her proposal! Whal is left todo° Go downtown? Not might be found elsewhere before I wrote this letter. I decided to If not for the warning of the Progress. everyone comes lo college lo party agencies and ihe lack ol understand- delay my reply in order to check mv I might have consented to the pleasant Sincerely. Kdiliir's nirtf: Thr author is a history lirmary can provide ilno.it culiures Teresa Tidwell major ami member ot the Student ing ol why ilns is so. The infirmary and urine samples to test for ('lav Hall Srnate i is an excellent example. gonorrhea, but ihe infirmary has no Perspective By KARL'S CHRISMAN Ihe infiriqarv jocs no| naxe lnc facilities to test for syphilis. Curst Opinion capability lo provide birth control This situation leaves many stu- A major source ol Irustration for lor University students and it has dents with a simple question-why? many I niversiiv students is the lack only a very small capability, to Unlike the question, the answer is ol services offered bv many campus provide V I) treatment. Ihe in- long and complex. Life control I o provide treatment for syphilis, the infirmary has to be able lo diagnose it. This requires a blood ...*h ■ •* sample and lo take a blood sample, ■ obin Pater the infirmary has to have a medical lab. Man has long been taking life the time. expressed by iwo auihors who urge I ndei siate law, there exists a into his own hands, so lo speak, Life support machines prolong the courts and government lo 3-inch-ihick book of regulations since ihe earth was created and ihe lives of dying patienis-oflen discourage ihe whole technology of governing a lab. The University has especially since ihe inception of ones whom expert dociors have genetic cngineering-which is be- neither the facilities nor the money medical science. given up their last hopes on. With coming a booming business. to get them. Also, with the Pattie A. I hrough ihe use of such things as the much publicized case of Karen The courts must examine all Clay lab three minutes away, the abortion, birth control, artificial Ann Quinlan, the use of life support aspects of the issue-the fascinating University cannot feasibly say ihat a insemenaiion and other methods, machines remains a controversial and tremendous capabilities thai R<* Iferitar Kdilor lab is needed on campus. life is controlled and lampered with issue. Betty Kwtm < . Business Manager lo a certain cxieni by man. Thus, we such medical research has brought So much for V D treatmcni-now Mercy-killing changes the whole forth and the, possibilities of genetic Kotow Paler Managing Kdilor can bring on life or slop it from intention of the life support an even stickier problem: birth engineering, as well as the problems iaad Jacob* News Kdilor control, or rather, the lack thereof occurring. machine. Just pull the plug-slop Ihe Knw Btair features Kdilor it could cause. According to stale law, in order to for example: women who are process. Jeff « ■■>■ Sports Kdilor provide birth control, the infirmary trying to have twins or triplets can The other day I was shocked to A brief handed down by the Ituaata Baaca Organizations Kdilor must prove there is a need for it and lake fertility pills. That sounds all hear a report on ihe radio government warns that such experi- M »rvn» Marnaara* Arls Kdilor thai these services are nol being well and good until you read of the concerning a hospital in Nevada that ments, allowing microorganisms lo Ife-aa H«at t'ily Kdilor provided m the area. This is cases in which women have an was conducting an investigation on escape into the atmosphere could J II C rvmt Staff Artist virtually impossible. incredible number of births due to a nurse who went around discon- cause infections to humans, since i"--* Jaalaaulb ( ireulalion manager ihe taking ol the pills. Then, often necting life support machines. To they have developed no immunities l^aa IXaarr Advertising Within a 30-minutc range of limes, most of the babies who are lo them. I astern, there are three sources of make matters worse, the other biiih control. so tiny and inadequate at birth-do nurses actually placed bets to see Il's frightening nol knowing just not survive these multiple births. how long the patients would be able how far our medical research and v*. ■. w-r W VHWUAH < ■> H»V» Pre*» v»>w lalion. I olambia x-nolaslic The Madison County Health !'••-. 11 n i tul— »a* *n0jm*% i lau-r aanay uv regular s< hoot year enrepl tor at creating babies by themselves. On engineering. People have since been human cloning. In the film, a >♦•.« .** runavtiw a»r>*d» *i hattera Kentucky thivrrsily by The Mountain Maternal Clinic in the other hand, couples who choose questioning the safety factors in former Nazi doctor who had "•I'iri . of ta» Kwa-« -J V*tr+*» larvae* Uir student Publications Board. Berea charges for its services and not to have children can turn to the genetic experiments and the ethics of performed numerous operations '•vx—nn •-*#»•-«.>--» trr»^t are BM> ul student edltars or other signed even though it is designed 10 serve many lorms of birth control out on them. Hearings began Monday and experiments on Jews during *'"»• „u* «W m« !•-•-*•*»•♦• iiama Uw views of thai university. Ad- mountain families in Appalachia. it '«'"«.; . ■»- ii—rr " ua* ajeajapaaaa a, aMended to help the reader buy. the market today-including abor- before the Supreme Court for a case World War II, cloned several young also accepts University students. \m lMw m a.M'.av «#teru»a>c vaaaM be reported to the Business tion. And sterilization operations involving an inventor of a life form boys. These boys, placed ail over the I he third source is Planned Vaaara, Tlw l-jiaura rr>fr-ii r aartli r'laor J<«ies KalMing Second < lass almosi permanently prevent life who wants lo patent his creation and world, looked, talked and acted Parenthood in Lexington. Planned l»»Ur.. ,.. ,« at |MI»I»W>I K< «a«7S from happening to those couples have sole rights and control over it. exactly like Adolf Hitler. !>"••! i i ian • <«»..»-»HI!. ,» »» roul opportunity, affirmative action Parenthood charges for its services, who either never want children or Thus, this decision, involving It's possible. Is man's scientific '"I*/- . Mlaav* aal aW-naaaaat* aa tbr basis of race, color, religion sex. bui ihe tec is based on a patient's who have reached their quota. such a controversial subject as ihe nature unlimited? I hose in opposi- MM*. ••■-r.n <0 limaali 11 ■• «.♦ admission to. or participation in. aay ability lo pay. rda«*>MMu yruanm w **-v>H> saab d rondurU. Any complain! arising by Man depends upon everyday creation of life by man, is left up to tion to genetic engineering question Il appears that these services are "•«■'» v , I..■*« <*j I'IB inn saawM be directed In writing to IJr. Rebecca vitamins, drugs, health foods and the courts who have from now until "who has the right to play God." available for the University and even te%»4«i.- .MfMurtu* n a form of karate through the think thai takes a lot more courage new members id the importance of < "bosun Cats, a club originated eight "And." he added, "it's a lot tougher concentration The club even begins year* ago at the University by Maj than any physical thing you can have It each pradice session with a brief •lohn M Little Little earned a black definitely takes more strength to do meditation period hell 'the highest honor in Tae-Kwon- that than to heat somebody up " "When you meditate." said Brady, lioi during a stint in the military in Would he ever consider really using "vou clear your mind of everything else Korea Karate lo defend himself Uit karale. You lorgel about your The club is still associated with the "No." he responded without schoolwork, your problems And you Military Science Department, hesitation "The only reason I would devote yoursell lo the perfection of the requiring members to enroll in at least use karale would be io defend someone art one such course else I can always run if I have to But This is nol done without help. Other requirements may seem a bit when people pick on someone else naturally more demanding, since it is generally lhal really bothers me. because I was Phil Johnson, a third degree black agreed that two factors must be taken Marc Frevola. a Jersey City. N J . junior, flies toward Tae- preparing for Ihe first Karate tournament ever to he held at always picked on when I was smaller " l»'ll from Lexington, works Win the Kwon Do club teammate Neal Carter, a freshman from into consideration, if not the club's the I niversity, scheduled for March 22 at Weaver Gym club on a regular basis, doing what he Springfield. (lino The club, in its eighth year of existence, is I photo by Brian Potts) practice area in Alumni Coliseum, in As with anything which carries a can lonssisl Maj Larry Ileihl from the order to find happiness In Tae-Kwon- touch of mystique, those who practice Military Science Department is also lio lime and dedication karate lend to be viewed somewhat associated with I he club "There was a time when I was put strangely by "outsiders " The club However Frevola, a third year Folk festival ling in more time here than I was in members seem to realize that this member appears to he the driving The Doctor's Bag classes said Leist. sitting in the altitude has always existed lone behind the orgam/alions's en March 25 Coliseums wrestling room watching "When I go home sometimes." said thusiasm Alter graduation next year, The seventh annual Sue Bennett Folk the club practice He now estimates leisl. "I go in my backyard and work lie hopes in open his own karale school Festival gets underway Tuesday. that he spends 29 hours per week on the on my forms and kicks The neighbors "I can't lust drop it when I get out." March _'."i no Ihe Sue Bennett College art but quickly adds. ••That's just will i>c culling the hedges and I'm lie said echoing the sentiments of his campus in Ixniilnu Tin' five day event Aspirin lor me " sure they wonder what the kid next door i lull males It s become loo much a includes many activities, exhibit-- and Brady, in her first year with the club, ■s doing l»ar! ot me classes, .ill ol winch are Iree and open has already realized the commitment lo the public involved with karate "It takes out so Special guests al the festival include much lime." she said "You really have East Asian lecture Cuv I'llrnwon. musician and author lo waul to do it Lee Peniiington. poet, playwright Hrady knows all to well about wan scheduled for campus teacher, anil musician Overtoil Green "lAkl I WO ASPIRIN \NI) Because aspirin is one ol a very lew ling lo do it This Saturday when the woodworker The Bluebird Kpeciul. an (.() K) HI I)1'' An authority on East Asian culture. medications capable ol providing Cats participate in the first karate ol instruct ion series Ihe meetings will electric musical group Cora Prandcll. We've all been given that advice three highly desirable Iherapeuik tournament to he held at the Univer- I)r Richard B Mather, will present a he in ihe Powell Building Queries dulcimer player, and a weaving show al one tune ill another. And it's sity she will be cast in the role of seminar and lectures at the University linuj'i he addressed lo Dr Anne Icolllhng works by Knlhv (Jualls. Mrs actions—very cffcciively, and a very cheerleader, so to speak, because of March 24 25 for the faculty and in Brooks, chairman ol the Department <,f John Howard. Nora Belle, Harriet usually winked, lo gel rid ol a low cost some recent physical problems Merely lerested members of the public llbmunities, telephone iflOBi 622-3708 Bright and others The special guests nagging headache ... to relieve ache \sptrin is: I) an analgesic, The seminar sessions will be on wniching will not be easy will hold concerts classes ami exhibits and pains alter an active day ... to capable ol relieving a variety ol 'It's going to kill me I remember Taoism and Chinese Buddhism. 3:30 Student throughout Ihe lolk festival make miserable cold and llu pains; 2; an excellent fever reducer, when we went down lo Nashville. Tenn p m on I he first day. Pictngraphic and The arts and crafts exhibit will be symptoms less miserable. and *>) a medical Kill thai can help lor the slate championships I par- Phonetic Elements of ihe Chinese held in the helilhollse and will feature It's worked not because ol some relieve Ihe aches and pain. ticipated in lhal And it's so different Language. 3:30 p m on March 25. and recitals set over '•'< exhibitors in paper folding. I niversity music students Melame mythical, magic power, but because than when you're Just watching." she Nature in Chinese Painting and Poetry, gourd craft, pottery.'candles, jewelry associated with inflammation. that evening at 7 30. Curry Hole, and Thomas Smith. said quilling, woodworking, dulcimers aspirin is a very real, highly effective I sadly bow aspirin works to Mather, chairman of East Asian 'violoncello w ill play in recital March 24 The tournament, scheduled for textiles photography . gun making anil ding: a medication thai acts directly relieve pain is still somewhat ol a languages al the t'niversity of Mm al H III \i in In lite Clifford Theatre The Weaver Gym at ll am. will feature h others on the mechanisms in ihe body that mystery. Many scientists think its clubs representing all forms of karate nesota. will lecture on the Philosophical public is in\ Mcd In thi free Department For more information, call tun 4235 or produce in are connected with pain. powerful analgesic ellcct is due lo The competition will be divided into Foundation of the Chinese World View ol MllMI Program KM 4'iHTi level and aches and pains associated three seperate categories forms, at 7:30 p.m . March 24 an action it has on ihe central weapons and sparring "Forms" might Alsoa Presbyterian minister. Mather wlib inflammation. nervous system and the pain sensing lie referred to as karate's answer to Aas liorn in China and educated there I he fact is. aspirin is the single ceniers ol ihe brain. shadow boxing and in Ihe I'nited States He has done medication that lias been used more Here, they believe, aspirin actual research in Japan and China, having "ll lias lo flow ll has lo be powerful safely by people over a longer l> i.uses ihe body's pain threshold \ricl il has in he graceful." said Jeannie visited Ihe People's Republic of China People Poll peiiod til lime than any otliet (ihe point at which pain is flrsi Kogan a red belt most recently in 197fi ' If* lirlTIL' IIL'L'IL'L'II Itv JACKIE PKEIFEIt medicine in ihe world. "Weapons" merely involve forms He has written and published two Staff Writer perceived), so thai we don't feel with oriental type arms liooks and several articles on Chinese When yout physician recom- pain as much, il al all What is v our opinion about Ihe new policy of lowering the age restrictions Sparring constitutes actually Buddhism. Taoism and language mends aspiiiu ini you, lie's not Olbei scientists have a ditlcicill for students who wish lo live oil campus instead of in I niversilv housing" recommending u because he's "lighting" an opponent by using kicks, The seminar and lectures are • photo-, by Sieve Brown I theory..Ihey believe aspirin woiks punches and often a good deal of sponsored by Ihe College of Arts and taking yout symptoms lightly. He's mine locajly. Ihat by normalizing courage Humanities as part of an improvement recommending ii because it is the the chemistry in affected tissue-, it best iherapy foi youi particular acts io relieve pain right al ihe -pot Ivory So Often condition, lie wants you lo have the iiom winch it is cnia'ncaiiiig. combination ol benefits ihat only aspirin can provide among non-pre- Sonic believe lhal part of aspirin's sci iptioti p.iui relievers. pain-relieving ability is due io it- Alternatives Real benefits that many drugs unique ellcct on platelet aggregation costing 10, 20, '(• and 4(1 times as in the body's circulatory system much cannot provide. Proven Platelets arc tiny panicles m ihe blood whose main job is to |oin OON bciic I Us that have made aspirin one McNoy nl ihe wniM's Hue wonder drugs. together and form a plug should a \spiiui should not he looked blood v esscl be cut. **■ iluw II upon bct^-e II is so common; Regardless ol exactly how it It's official. The University, in a In a related mailer, the University II i\ common precisely because ii is works, though, main * medical quest for additional funds, has could renovate the Case Hall grill one nl the most itselul drugs we expei Is along with mosl people decided 10 raise its tuition rales by and I urn it into a bar and disco. This have. who take it-agree lhal aspirin is one $3(1 lot in-stale students and $75 lor bar, appropriately named J.C'.'s It may be haul lo believe, but the ol oui most effective pain reliefers, out-ol-state students. It is unfor- Place, would keep students on medicinal use ol aspirin-like sub- lhal ii begins to bring about reliel tunate thai Ihe University had campus and allow the University to stances dales hack ai least as fat as within minutes. And thai reliel can decided to raise revenues by such an reap some of the big profits usually ancient (iieece. last foi hours. Patricia I angford. freshman, un- Michael Anderson. sophomore, ii n i magi native method. made by the Richmond bars. Ii Hippocrates, ihe famous Greek decided. Marian County. broadcasting. Louisville. Aspirin's unusual ability lo With a little more imagination, would also enable I he Case Hall grill physician said to be the "father*' ol ' When you are IK you can legally live -When a person comes to college Ihcv cffcciively lowet elevated body the University eould make money in 10 be used for the first time in years. away [rwm home anyway and make are considered by society lo he adults medicine, suggested ihat his patients temperature has long been recog a manner that is less noticeable lo Finally, the University could decisions by yourself It was a good When they are 1H years old they don't with pain and feyci could find ni/ed. Some scientist', believeaspnin lite average observer. Some ideas are charge a fee to students who go idea to lower the age but they should do need anyone to tell Ihem where to live welcome relief by chewing ihe bark works lo reduce level by expanding as follows: home on weekends. Since suiteasing away with Ihe restriction " or where not to live It was good for Ihe oi a "willow tree, winch, although the liny bloodvessels undci oui skin Declaring a "no /one" day and has been a long-time Institution on university to lower theage. if they can't Hipposiales didn't know it, con- and increasing blood How. so ihat do away with it all together " giving parking tickets to every ear campus, such a fee promises to be a tained salicin. a chemical cousin ol excess heal leaves the body and on campus. By doubling all those big moneymaker. However, this aspirin. icmpcraiiirc falls. who don't pay in seven days and could backfire because if enough Not surprisingly, ilic remedy Aspirin may also have an elleii disallowing all appeals, the Univer- ix'oplc stay on campus, the winked well, and chewing on on the hypoihalamus—the area ol sity eould conceivably rake in a University could be forced lo come willow-tree bark, and othci harks ihe brain lhal controls body bundle by this method. With 7,(XX) up with more activities on the containing salicin, became a stand lcnipei.ilure--iiidiii.iiig it lo tnggci a eais on campus, doing this two or weekends. .ml way IO relieve pain—even among temperature drop when there's u three limes a semester eould easily With the use of more imaginative ihe more primitive societies ol the level. Ml hough -nine people may alleviate any tuition increases. ways of getting money from wot Id It remained populut all the experience sweating when they take Another idea would require some students, the University eould easily way up io the early IKIMls when aspirin, the sweating is not necessary cooperation from the city. If the city raise money without ever raising I'iiiopcau chemists were finally able 10 lowei level. Medical studies have would re/one all restaurant-laden tuition. Instead of pricing students to separate the salicin and throw shown that in almost all persons areas making them farming and out of an education, the University avvajj ihe nOi-so-appcii/ing bark, with levei. aspirin can produce al 1 residential areas, ihe University could adapt such already accepted Soon at let that, though, research Icasi a one lo ihiee percent drop in eould have a monopoly on all food practices as giving parking tickets, eis discovered two new ,drugs, icmpcraiuic within three hours. business. The bookstore is an running a food monopoly, and similai lo salicin. but even strongct \ reminder, though: levei olten excellent example of how much arresting students for public intoxi- in ilieir therapeutic effects: salicylic signals the presence ol infection, oi money the University can bring in cation in order lo Hi any future acid and acclvlsalicyliv acid. another problem in ihe body. So when this kind of situation occurs. needs. <)i ihe two medications, acciylsa- always be sure to inform youi Another project for security These types of additional reve- licylic prosed to be mote effective. physician about any persistent would be to start arresting people nues are not as obvious as tuition And in i«99 undci the trademark ol elevation in temperature you exper- for public intoxication. Although increases and are usually nol known Jim Truesdell. junior, fisheries lliris Kaiser, freshman, marketing. \spirin. the 20th century's most ience. management. Norwood. Ohio. Cincinnali. Ohio. this would cut into a booming to potential recruits until they enter widely used drug was bom. "I'm lor it If they can find a place off Aspirin is one of the most reliable business conducted by the Rich- the University. Therefore, this could "More peopfe will live off campus campus, it will give them a lot more now so I think it's a good idea At least More than 14 million recom- analgesics there is. With the mond police, Ihis method would help in drawing new students. room Students should he able to live now we'll have a choice " mendations foi aspirin tablets are exception ol very powciiul prescrip allow for student's money lo go With a little more imagination in where they want regardless of age " made each yeai by physicians in the nun drugs-most ol them narcotics back lo the University. Al an raising money, it is possible that the United States. no drug taken by mouth is more average of over $100 an arrest, there University may never have to raise \N hv should one drug be effective ihjan aspirin in relieving is big money lo be made with this. tuition again. commended and used so often? pain ■»■•• 4/Vd. H/No. 26 The 1—HI Proy Tlunday. March 20. MO

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Pag* r./Vol b8/No 25 Tha Eaftern Progress Thursday. March 20. 1980

Educators almost universally recognize early childhood training as perhaps the most important in the entire educational experience For Dorothy Smith, associate professor of Mrs. Smith elementary education and supervising teacher at Model Laboratory School, introducing little minds to new vistas and training little bodies to be more coordinated has been a way of life since she started teaching at here in 1966.

■ She began her career in a one-room rural school in Maine some 46 years ago ... she will end it this May with her last class at Model... but time has only increased her sensitivity to children as she launches them into the most exciting adventure of their lives. Photos bv Kevin Kleine

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Osborne typifies perfect soldier Ten cents began new practice Military style Memory no forgotten still allows friends matter with Brewer K> \I\H\ I IKKSKN He gol his wish and has heen in the Stall Mriler -orv ii c lot i ' years "A man .ihoul the lit V M KKIK JOIIOI.MKS develop good memory skills or even world iislmrno was promoted to t.ursl Writer why Iheyarenot interested He said he Maj Hob (M»>rne u.ilkeri hnskls into iapt.mi .mil slalioned in tiermany in linds il very simple and he is deter- WhiH-ver thought a used hook thai (Jtatts Tho |MTlcrl soldier even lhing l'i?i; lot two ve.irs cost Hi cents would contain a valuable mined lo find another instructor from his nr.it erevi out lo his polished Ho leads his men much like he leads somewhere who oan see the simplicity chapter thai encouraged one man lo ■Hat'k shoos IIV wrole the ifcue on the Ins elass Kit's! I lead by example lake Ihe initiative to learn how lo ol ihe process ckhtkiri) JH K«h Ho milit.irs Iben I respect the individual.' he said Brewer said it's very frustrating develop a good memory" 'Al iu:l hours have your lirmip 'Hill I in a hard disciplinarian when others find il difficult lo achieve I ir Kmery Brewer, a human ■arts handed in he told this milHar} The lioui was slipping by in the such a good memory "Maybe Ihey behaviors structor al ihe University. _*rr«:e elass liroaiW and mumbles military science class As the lean can't see all these little pictures thai I has ae»| ed exceptional memory irvro heard thrnutlhoul the £roup ■tin IT roamed around the class, he do." Ihe professor slated skills after reading Ihe hook. "How to "lle\ did you road about 'he new •voiheard a -indent common! "Oh. The only complication that Brewer Win friends and Influence People" filiation m Iran ' Wh.it do think lie won t have a w ar Brewer raid, "I read Ihe Imok and I '•is run into while practicing his alHHit that" he asked his nn„ alerted ii-lwmie commented. The -park is said, well I can do lhal. so I did it " memory techniques is m a classroom > lass In ihe nndst nl a healed 'here lor world war Thus he feels we Hrewer said he attended l.ei-s Junior where there are people with Ihe same diMussion with the instnulor putting need to register lor the draft because ('allege in Jackson and afler World War lirsi names However, he usually learns lit-- Iwn cents in ever> onee in a while the strongest offense is the best II he .illended Ihe I'niversity of all his students' names Ihe first day of hi- Veiled out Croup leadens don t lefense \nd the strangest defense is Kentucky where he received his B A classes because ho feels, il a very 'or^ei your reports' the l»s| ottense he told the Student. and In* M A However he received his important and necessary task Thirty three year-old Oshome runs stressing il was his 'personal' opinion I'hi) ai ohio state University According In Brewer. Ihe key lo Inn elass differently than most in Mw.iv* treating the young women in Hrewer has boon a prob-ssnr here al remembering numbers is making a list -Muetors Youoansas what you think hi* Ola** with respeel i>*hnnie is a Ihe I diversity lor 12 years He said he in your head and associating each word i never tell sou > nu re wrong as l.mn as inmplete gentleman Yel he feels plans to continue leaching four more with a certain number or preferably a 'mi ran hack it up." iishorrte said stlonulv ahoul women in ihe di.ift years until his etiremeiM place ' onfideiit lishorne knows his students •i>ur culture i*n 'i ready lor women to To illustrate Brewer's practice in his in order in remember phooe num and viee versa I don'l put a numi>er lake a conih.it role he slid Men accurate memory skills he was a l>ers. Brewer said lhal it's easy lo on a student I -Iill have students were raised lo pmteel women In substitute teacher in Dayton. Ohio create patterns in Ihe numbers He said t-.illmc mo annul personal problem* iiiltilia-l vou can t make a mistake or before coming lo the I'niversity vou could |n»-sibly have each part of Ihe line ol hi* students asked him il he . 1-e vou re dead I think women were During one of his lirsi classes, he phone number represent a certain had seen |he movie " Vpocalypse Now raised in IK" emotional unlike men I learned Ihe names of all his students in person or thing llie major hrmly shook his head "No, Ihltlk thov could handle it live minutes Brewer said he can give his students ■ind I wnn'l see il, he explained You I low ever he dues think there are Hrewer said the main trick lo a list of il Ihmgs and he w ill he able to can't say Ihisisiheway it is You have t'l.'ce- in the arn.v lor women remembering peoples' names is 10 name every work that was associated ■o live it \ v.mm! man complained, lot's create pictures m vour mind in order to with each numlier lie lived it llsbornewas stationed in hurry I want io gu to ll.ippx Hour at associate the image with the person In remembering certain items the Vietnam in IWR-W He was 21 'You gel 1 , i i...■ ' ishonio smiled you re trying lo idenhly instructor said that you could even i -moll ol hodte*. burning forests |i .... spe, ~ when I was here in Nou can do all this in your mind. make vour own system Kor example. ' Will \o movie ran ftivr you that M 'I* • •• said some words might mean something Ihe enthusiast K instructor stated "You ' Khnrne said llowt*\i * ihe I i Miuztoi' naltxe didn I have to Mi- the pictures special to you. so you could associate The first dead American I sa» I n"' luive milch linie tor the bais Not them .nth what you are trying to put in Maj Bob iisborne has heen at the University's Department of Military Science Hrewer said that v isuali/atinn makes -iik I laughed at the Vt" \'C stands for i-onicni o -tav in the ilorm nshorne since last year and has worked part lime as a baseball umpire Osborne says it more meaningful He emphasi/ed the vour memory V IOI t'onu 'he major olten talks in was .n-ivi in ihe Mudenl Corps hand. that hcwould like lo make that part of his career sometime in the future photo ini|H.rtaiu e o| altering students in abbreviation* i I saw guys weep laugh I'ershing littles. Suicide Snurid YMi'A h\ \U i.in I'llllsi order lo make them look like what's Since IUS5, Brewer has heen applying uneontrnllahly. stare or tin m shook mil \ in IVo-idem ..i Sigma l"hi Delia pictured in his mind his accura'e memorv skills He slid he N oil have In learn In live with it or else now Sign.i \u >ilnch he's assistant KIM example il a student s name is can remember anything al all hi' lust tou'll snap advisor ior I ran'i remember Travel, research Mary Brewer will associate Mary with has to stop and locus in on it "I don't Kor Christmas, we took a coal ■MTMhmg I ».is m I like doing the popular storybook girl in Mary have lo have a pencil." said Hrewer as lunger and a blanket to make a tree thing* Had a la I tie I.aliib ' He said in hi- mind his mind is all he needs Hulloi* were ornaments.'' Osborne lie also likes kids With a degree in offered in field school IH1 can place Mary's little lamh on his Kroner staled hi- has olten thought -aid The soldiers wen exchanged elementary ■•ducation,' Khnrne plans m -Indent's lap and when ho looks in her presents hut not like our present* teach sixth lo eighth grade students Have vou ever wanted to -talk Tin v are also taught skills siicn as about offering a special interest course direction, he will visualize this and at the I niversilv but hi' has never "We exchanged dr\ socks, clean win II I in u I can retire I either mountain -hoop in Alaska, snorkel and mountaineering scuba diving, lirsi photograph a Caribbean reef observe recall her name gotten around lo idling so He said that underwear and *ha\ ing cream plan lii teach or turn professional'' .ml kayaking and navigation, to allow Brewer also said certain movie stars he would like to virile an article on good ' ishnrne said with one ,'t his tav onto pastimes elephants and cheetahs in \lrica'" The s.ili travel III and out ol the w ilds where and people in songs help him lo memory techniques someday \s iKhnrne talked ot his army days baseball umpiring "I iu*i smile d the Kxpcditiiin Training Institute, a non the lie-Id research is to be conducted remember students' names one student wanted to know how to go i rowd velN ar me luoiit national bold school lor high small groups ol students are led by originally Irnm Menafe County ■ihoul loining the army I Khnrne -ihoul and college students-, is offering university professors experienced \ccordmg to Hrewer you can create Brewer said he has other interests anything in vour mind because nobody i ilhnKly explained since he's the Iresh Itllli eve.I with h.irdl) enough -'I research expeditions in the natural oii'doorsmen ami teachers Projects besides applying his memory skills He man coordinator lor the second largest straw ln'rry blond hair In cover hi* head .mil environmental sciences this usually la-l irimi three to tour week* knows what you're doing -aid lhal he is a logger and he has won Brewer said that everyone has a lit I'M' program in the country "I think making In* protti.diiu! ears more summer iKer MM students from across and cost about Stum Kolh academic 4-1 T shirts m jogging contests and ran short term memory that lasts about Mt I've done a good loh remitting." he i.oiiceahie iKhnrne is military all the countrv areexpeeled lo participate credil and scholarships .ire available in two marathons last year Bui. as the seconds but in order lo acquire an said However he wants lo erase the over He talk- walks and writes Hasi-d in Huston Ihe Kxpedltion What kind ol students is the Ex prolessor informed that's another I, i rv .11 curate memory one must overlearn stigma that the Antn has regarding liaining Institute was lounded by pcdiiion Training In-titule looking (or" story I'.ii' he i- human Mr-t or make what he diM-s learn creative recruiting or that they will lake anyone members ol ihe Kxplorers club and \ diverse lively and motivated group Brewer said that he linds this I w nit my kids in see me as Hob lowe|| Thomas world renowned ex- iges IK-24 with strung ai ademiC ability Brewer staled that he has various memorable ability very valuable in Ins We ilon t They have In have '►Uirne not as an officer His goal plorer and hon.ir.ir> president of the .mil srnous mtori-ts in science .ind the memory techniques that he passes on to held ol work and 111 life in general In jmlenlial, common sense and most ol seemed already accitnplishcd as a institute Ihe research expeditions are outdoors said the director his students in his classes He said he closing the professor staled once till desne. he staled "I had desire -Indent knlded him about his ears intended in supplement traditional Kol more information and ap- usually gets much leedliack from those again It * *o easy \s soon .is I Vs borne walked onto the 1 miks like you're gonna fly-away.' the classroom learning plieat'inn lorm- write to the Kxpedition people who are really interested in May tie it isn't *uoh a kid idea to 1 mvei'silv s campus his Ireshman -luileiii snd Training Institute I'n Hnx K't developing a good mentor) 1 ummage around in used Uiok stores •ear IH- knew lie d be commissioned in \n one kid- ,,,i olficer, tust a Irlend Vcadcnucs however is not the only I'.everlv l-'.irni- Mass OlHIS or call Ihe one pur/ling question III Brewer's Mler all look what Hi cents bought lour ve.irs ■ imait iM'ing area ill vv Ini'li students receive training '•17 ■*-_•_■ ir.77 mo.it is vihv some people cannot Kmori Hi ewer remember''

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Keeley Kmbrey. \\nmrns Interdorm nicotine on I I inly present members of Women's Mimi Hyrne. and Kim Simmcrman Tuesday Interdorm can vote in the elections volunteered to help with this program Johanna McQuiklin. siu-ryle Scot I. Claire (llierst will look into the and Ann Kilialreau were nominated for Claire Oberst talked about a survey , possibility of printing addresses in the the office of I'rcsident Kor the office of licmg taken in four selected dorms campus phone books Interdorm also Vice l*rcsidcnl. Claire Crhersl. I'l-guy concerning linen service oberst also voted to pay for a course that Oberst Athey. and Patlla Schuh were reported on the publicity for l.as Vegas will take in how to write press releases. nominated Tanna Hicks. Kim Sim night President Salerno also asked for merman, and Mimi Byrne were the I HIS Vegas night will take place this volunteers for people to help with the nominee* for Secretary Treasurer Tuesday It will begin at H pm and the Free University These nominations lire not final and auction will take place at II pm The next meeting will be April 1 at the nominee can choose not to run or Kim Summerman reported that the B:45 p.m. in the Kennamer Koom Spanish club combines learning and opportunity B\ SMIAllFMKTTV casionally joined by a native Latin It Homecoming float sponsored by all Staff Writer Vmericnn or Spaniard, the meetings the foreign language clubs The Spanish Fvery Friday ill noon l.i Mesa .ire sin interesting way to learn a few < lubotten has joint activities with other llispiimca 'the Hispanic Table1 con Spanish phrases while making new language chilis, including lioth the vencs m the I'owell Itinlding for lunch acquaintances. The location of La Mesa French and (ierman clubs Coming home and conversation llispnnica is announced weeklv in the Kim Russell, a dietetics major from Camphellsville and Florida during spring break Both girls are members of 1he < >|M'ii to all students. I,i Mesa KYI Presently, the Spanish Club is selling Anne oTIatii. a journalism major from Ft Thomas unload Alpha (iamma Delta Soront> < photo hy Koh Dollar i llispnnica is sponsored by the tee shirts printed with phrases in a their lielongings after returning from a trip to Ft Myers. number ol languages Plans for this I'nivtTsily S|>anish Club It is an in I'.esides l.a Mesa llispanica. the Inrmiil way lor student* interested in month include a slide presentation this Spanish Club offers a variety of ac- week Cheerleaders and Colonel positions open Spanish In casually converse in Imlh tivities lor the interested student Spanish and Knglish over lunch Kxery Christmas and spring, the club Anyone interested in joining the S|winish Club I'rcsident l.u Settles hosts ;i Spanish Mexican dinner, and Spanish Club or attending l.a Mesa -ays that I he lunches are attended by last year membersnltended the "Mallet llispanica should contact Settles at • Tryouts for cheerleading quite a lew S|ianish minors as well as I'nlklorica" in Frankfort Ltito. or club advisor l)r MacKinnon in Spanish tin and in. students Oc- i H her activities included working on the foreign language department held in April Kites symbolizes Thetas' flight l)r Don I. Calitn. EKU Cheerleader teresteit mall's and females In tryoul social probation at lime ol tryoul? Sponsor has announced tryouts for the Ml present members of the Anyone can tryoul that meets the above I'iKiiHI KKII cheerleading squad and cheerleading squad must also tryoul criteria and are selected tin one year Kappa Alpha Thetas stay active Iryouts for the 'dinner We Hunk that this year's squad was one The Selection Committee consist* ul F.ntry blanks can l>e obtained in the ol our besl therefore, we want to build cheerleader sponsor reprcsctii.r h» ill I u-e of Student Activities and must be on that Inundation iKditor's note: This is the first of a Party at Pier •*» in November and Irom the Athletic Depart mem in projects In aid their national philan- returned to the office by 4:30 pm on scries of articles concerning the nine thropy, the Institute of l.ogopedics at selling candy las) semester The Thetas Tryouts will he conducted lor the dividual with gymnastics background April It mascot or "Colonel" 'I"his individual Director of Student Activities student sornriUes on canipiisi. Witchila Kansas They have been have also participated in a cancer Clinics will be held by those present can It- a male * or lemale and will -.elected representative Iron -lie helping the institute which deals with drive. I'anhcllcnic's Faster Fgg Hunt, members of the cheerleaders on April Which sorority in Walters Hall compete the same way as the student senate, two varsity athletes the correction of speech handicaps in addition to decorating doors at a 14 It) in the Auxiliary fjym. Alumni decorates its floor with the colors black nursing home cheerleaders and will participate cine male, one female and a menthol since ItMfi Coliseum, from "> III p m 7 :tn p m All and gold, pansy and kiti-s'' They have also participated in such during the lHWi-M season the same way ul large non student' selected In 'he It's the Kappa Alpha Thetas on the In recent years the institute has been participants must attend two of three the cheerleaders participate I'rcsident sporting events as the Kappa Alpha Old clinics seventh floor involved with the rehabilitation of South.Sigma Chi Derby, the Beta Thetn Dr t'alitri encourages all males .uid Tryouts are scheduled lor 3:30 p m K.i p|n Alpha The! a was f mux led at adults with impaired speech Pi football tournament and other Creek Kligibllit) guidelines for lemales who would like In »-e it Ashury t'nivcrsity in (ircencaslle. In addition, the University'! Thetas • HI April 17 in the alumni Coliseum with cheerleaders and •Colonel" are as cheerleader or "Colonel to Iryoul. activities. interviews nl leading pu-licipanls to lie Indiana in 1870 The I'ntversity chapter have also helped support the Oc- Kappa Alpha Theta plans to continue loilows >i i undergraduate student. >2 ■ "Previous cheerleading experience and held April IH in the afternoon in Hern became national on campus on March cupational Therapy Department and Iheir involvement in not only campus must attend this I diversity a semester gymnastic skills are indeed criteria don l.iHingc 4. 1*72 the Evaluation Center activities hut also in Richmond com prior to tryouts as a full time student which should encourage individuals to Dr Calilri staled. "We want all in Kadi year, the Thetas do many Service projects have included a Hat niunitv projects and must not be on either academic or participate and try out

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Campus Clips I * The -liulv may he ohtained from Alice Hrown. Spaghetti dinner Martin, indued according to grade Speciol I'rograms office, ifiofii «22 1444 Week A spaghetti dinner to support the l>oinl average, participation in college Wll AS Crusade lor ( hi Wren Will ho held activities and extra-curricular ac- Workshop ill SI Mark's School Cafeteria on tivities, was selected over Ihe other Ahead candidates by a KKCA committee RvCIIKRYI.JONFS I'arrish Avenue Monday, March 24 president from ."> |o 7 p in Tickets ma> be pur Martin's gradepomt average is 3.5 Staff Writer chased at the door or from any member and among his activities are mem- lectures of the Student Council for Kxceptmnal liorships in the Kentucky Farm Hureau Today. March 20 Children, the Student Speech and and the Viniculture Honor Society He also -hourd tniversily cattle in the I'harles Smith, assistant to the I irsi day of spring Hearing Association and the Hearing I nivcralty'a spring show liresidenl ol Ihe t'hildren's Television Impaired \ssnciutlon Workshop, will give four free John llelushi's first film. "Animal illiislraled lectures concerning House." the college comedy, will Omega Week Young Democrats children's educational television at the he shown tonight on the film series at 7 and M p m in Ihe Kerrell Room of the Omega I'M I'lu will he having their I niversity Irom March 24 27 Combs Kuilding annual Omega Week March £1-29 The debate Jointly sponsored hy the Kentucky The YnUIIR Democrats will be holding theme of the event is I'asl I'resenl \ils Commission and Ihe Department Iriday. March 21 a mock democratic primary debate on KMure " \ll proceeds front Ihnega ol Mass Communications. Smith is the Tuesday March 23 at approximately This afternoon at 12:30 p.m on the Week go lo Ihe l>on McKtnnon itmii featured speaker of the Fourth K 1.1 p m in the Kennamer Hi mm of the WKKl'-KM 'H89i radio program "A Scholarship Kund Kvenls Include Vnnual Communication's Art Series I'owell Ituilding look \t. . ." producer Ron Smith will Simcliiv 'Jcinorial servict in th» speak with representatives from the Hick Hobmson. student regent, will Mis lirst speech on March 24. is titled chapel Hluegrass Irish Society on their efforts speak lor President Carter. Ted Ci-nosis." The Origins of Children's Mondav liame \ight IMMll lo unify the Irish in Kentucky Kennedy will be represented by Rob Television Workshop March 2S, his Imckgammon and spades Dollar editor of the Kaatem l*rogress. Tiiewta\ Basketball ion I and i lecture will he • \ol (June Klementary. on 1 and Jim Kioto former president of the I»r Malson.'' which will place em- Saturday, March 22 Young Democrats, will debate for Tonight is the last night of the istto .Wednesday Cultural \inhi Model Jerry Brown phusison ihe television show "Sasame KIISAA Cirl's Kasketball Tournament Xllditorium \ller presenting their platforms, the Thursda\ r.ilcnt Show Dance si reel " Mis third speech, on March 26. held in Alumni Coliseum Alter mock candidates will answer questions »ill he "Yea Virginia Heading is Irom a group ol panelists They will Sunday. March 23 Kridav Step Show Dance \ttcr h'uiiilamenlal " 'Ihe speech will place then have a two minute rebuttal period emphasis on ihe show "Electric Saturday Omega Ball Keen Tonight's movie on the University l'.inelis|s include Mary \nn Salerno Company The final speech, scheduled Johnson Bnildint: \ Nichl In 1' iradise Kilm series. "Hock and Roll High Hi Paul Klanchard ol Ihe political lor March 27. will !«• "Quo Vadis- School."will lie show 11 al 7and9 p m in •III'IHT department. David (irise. 1 lulilren's Television Workshop " This the Kerrell Room of the Combs Alpha Phi Sigma Mudont Senate Vice President Tim speech will provide .1 panoramic view Kuilding KIHI Kales IVgg> Bruno and Susan Butler and l.ihby Fraas. a mass ol the work ol Ihe workshop communications instructor The event Monday. March 24 l.iwiv were elected ,i» national officers K.ich ol ihe speeches will he held in ii ill lie moderated hy Don McNay "I Mpha I'ln Sigma the criminal Ihe \1lan1s Itonm ol the Wallace Mr Richard H Mather from the lustice honor -ncielv al thi' national Building Irom 7 R 10 p m University of Minnesota will speak on i-on vent ion in Oklahoma i'it> durum Special interest Smith is responsible for the Taoism and Chinese Buddhism today in -prmg break Children' Television Workshop Conference Room A of the Powell Kales, ihe new national president is a courses spe.ikeis Hureau His loh includes Building at :i :«ip m Later, al 7:30 p.m mnior maioring in police ad presenting the Now York hased in Ihe Kennamere Room, he will speak ministration He is currentl> sen mu as Several additional special interest on Ihe Philosophical Foundation of the i oiii -e- .ire available thi- spring at Ihe ihe vice president "I the Iniversilv's workshops philosophy In universities Chinese World view i nivers.itx lo residents ol Madison and Kpsilon chapter and colleges, educational media con Strike one -iirrminding counties The national -ccrctan is Kruno a leronces and conventions nationwide The I'nivorsity's Women's Softball Club practiced for their first game earlier luesday. March 25 These new community education lUllHir from Cincinnati Ohio and tt.e lie is also the liason between Children's this week They took on Centre College's learn yesterday held service* program lor Foreigners March tT May 2 Floral I'rior Incoming lo the workshop, the There is also a Choral Concert at 8 :30 wins award lit -ic.il March IK April 1.1. F\ W1 si Hi len.i \rk native worked in deadline tomorrow p m in Brock Auditorium Box Martin a major in technical |Hiieiiceil Motorcycle Killing. March hallos He holds 11 degree in sociology curriculum and preparation of March2l is Ihe deadline for teachers Wednesday, March 26 agriculture, has won the Smith T "i Motorcycle Moped Solely, free irom Wayne state I'■niversity and has materials to implemenl a nutrition course. April 12 and lac Kuim Do. in register lor the Nutrition Education I'owell award which is sponsored by the ikinegraduate work at the Cniversity of program in grades Irom kindergarten A Percussion KnsemMe will lie March 2.1 May H Workshop sponsored hy Ihe I'niver Kentucky Keel Cattle Association and Texas at Arlington through 12 r'or registration and other presented tonight in Brock Auditorium More details about these non credit siiv's Model Laboratory School The honors the* most outstanding \ program featuring Smith will lie information, teachers may call l)r al H :w p m Kieth Berger will be per- courses. including registration imrposcol ihe April B-10 workshop is lo graduating senior Irom a Kentucky \ nleo taped al the! niversity Radio and Stephen \ Henderson at Model. 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B^tlaaaaiai BttMaaaaal Page 9/Vol. 58/No 2b The Eastern Progress SportsThurtday. March 20. 1980 Colonel women place third at state gymnastics tourney l«» MONICA KKIKKH "It was a elose enmpelition between Saturday Sin rr Writ rr us and I' K throughout the meet.'' said "We're looking lorward to \ ptM-tTfUl I IUVITSIH nl Kentucky, MCM-UIK I43.2S (als niel. Kaslern prevailed by I To i|iiahly lor Ihe national cham piiinlii. tin- learn'* best of iho Reason imints At Stale. Kentucky won by 15 pionships the team musl finish first at Ihi-riiivrisilN of Kentucky nosed out l«iuils. so the Colonels will he trying to i-eginnals. according In (TlTleUberg K.islrni- women n> mnilKls lor second show them who's best at regional! this Hut. says <'hrict7hcrg. Wilkerson and |.l.ui- Ht-nriiMl I2H.2 poinis in ihc weekend at Kast Tennessee Slate in Cheryl Hehne have long shots of iiilonrl's 128.us point K Western liihnsKi City. Tenn making it to the national competition as itnished lourili with IMflfi 'minis The preliminary competition will be individuals, because of their high li.uisMiii' is proii.iiih ranked annul Kriday with Ihe finals scheduled for seasonal averages loiirlh in Ihf nation.:' commented Head ('iMftl \iiin~. ('hrn-1/lxTH ' "They re a vc-i > sinmK Iwyn Louisville proved il SIIIMIIII tie one nf Rif lers enter NCAA meet ihf lop teams in the nntlon hy grabbing till' lust lour posit ion* in the all around i miipet it ion Kastern s Khonda Wilkerson «as I lit li with 161.9 points rated fifth in nation W ilkerson had the lust nu-et of all the The KKl' rifle learn placed fifth in Ihe seven shooters made the top -Hi best (-'astern gymnast*, according to nation alter the final results were collegiate shooters in the nation Senior I linel/lieri! imbhshed by Ihe NCAA .title Com Dan Durben. sophomore Karen l

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The Bull Pen Campus sports clubs; The schedule Run For Fun Bv.IKKK.SMII.KY varsity athletic teams from otherIher sporting life ■Swirls Kdlor school's on this budget The tiniversity department of in- Uist spring's race drew 428 entrie.A tramural and recreational sports is including 176 in Ihe women's lfr Jeff Smiley sponsoring Ihe :..000 Meier Kun For category and 99 in the men's 16-*» Kun. to be held Saturday. March 29 category. The run will begin al II a m in Ihe Barbara Watson, another of Ihe A certain national -pun- maga- source ol diversion . . . physical Alumni Coliseum parking lot and will event's coordinators, said lhal Ihis zine has reeentlv received much aeiivuv engaged in lor pleasure." follow a course through the campus for spring's race is more "student , criticism I'rotii priests. Baptist And 10 ilunk thai I ihoughi that 5.001) meters, or approximately 3.1 oriented" lhan Ihe longer 10.000 meter miles run last fall, which was geared to at preachers and doling mothers mv dunes onlv 111. In,le.I icporling Students in PMC IR0 or nil can tract participants from Richmond and conccriiimj ihe revealing phoio- basketball and football games receive credit for participation in the surrounding communities ■-•i.ipii- ninth appeared in a receiil So. yes, there are guile a lew race depending upon Ihe individual Applications are available from the spoils ih,11 go on in I londa alH instructor Some instructors waive Ihe intramural recreation office. Bcgle.v I'hese photographs, intended 10 iithei areas nl ihe nation when 12-minute run requirement for students 202 The completed entry, plus the give ivadeis ami voyeurs .1 luile people would actually nil 11 oil a who finish Ihe race in a certain lime regislralion fee, should be turned in lo Ihis office as well Checks should be cnu>\ on 111 In introducing ilic basketball game to do oihci things The event's $> early registration fee can be paid until Kriday. March 28 at 4 made payable lo EKU Sports Clubs lasliion -I'UM ii- new line of bathing ,11 home. I o name one: napping p in After that lime, a late registration Participants will meet al Ihe suns, aetuullv introduced more Meal ihe heaeli there was a luile lee of $7 will be charged Coliseum parking lot between 9am lull naked itirls than hathing suits place called "The lloohv I rap."' In Awards will he given to first place and 10 a m lo receive their racfk lii'i 1 lie letters from these irate in) incredible naivete, I ihoughi that hnishers in Ihe eight age catagories for packets, which include race iden*. tificalion numbers anddirections on Ihe 'readers tool> the viewpoint thai not hoohies were little fish lli.il weie men and women 15 and under. 16-19. 20-24. 25 29, 30-34, SB W. 40-50. and 51 mule lo be followed through campus .'iilv luuild ihcsc pictures he nciicd in ihosc big boa Is sailing and over along the hon/on. Ii seemed onlv . \. uded ir.'in magazines sold to the A t-shirl commemorating the event pi .1: iniblu. hut that these logical thill "Ihe lioohv I i.ip" will lie given to all entrants and all Mil nothing 10 do MHII would be .1 wholesale seafood linishers will receive a certificate Two trainers ■;'■■ .11 .ill in.11 kei 01 a hail shop Proceeds from the event help support \h suspicions were partiallv Ihe eighl intramural recreational ■ lh«gu,ish." I said 10 mv contirnicd when I read Ihe 111 si ol sports clubs join Barton it reallv have shouting ai .1 much oldei man. "I 1 animals, winning 10-7 in the second failed lo score The Colonels could not Krskine. allowing the winning run in lerences We are fortunate lo have .lopped plav IIIL' spons dim n there don'1 woik loi peanuts,'honey." giinie after losing the first :t-2 in 10 advance a man to third base the ihe inii after two men were out and i H -. 11111 - ui ihis caliber on ihe stall for our So I eol bus). I turned on the old V nisi I wondered exactly what innings Tuesday al IxMllRVille remainder ol the game iinlmdv was on base initial workshop.'' he noicd MVITS ihe team's designated hitter, David Shaw started lor his team and The pitching ol Harkins highlighted Sn . . ,I1.11 in and got mvsell .1 ride line ol wor k she vv.is in Patrick is well known in Central' was lour lor lour in Ihe second game pitched well before .Iim Harkins came Ihe Colonels' loss lo Kurman The 6 Kentucky having graduated fronj- "I londa and .1 tree place to stav Hui nisi 1 hen something happened wilh .1 solo homer in Ihe hflh inning on in relief in Ihe sixth inning Shaw loot 4 left-hander can*' on in relief of Kaslcni in I9fi.t and serving as thf' I lion I bought a honlc ol Sub which reallv pen tubed me Anoihei along with 11 douAle, two singles and scattered iwo hits and six walks, giving slarlerand loser Tom McNully lo hall a I nivcrsiiy ol Kentucky's trainer from ; liiipu i.iimine lotion and Iiil the much oldei man handed .111 oldei three runs halted in up two runs vi hile Harkins pitched four six-run lourth inning by Kurman I9KH lo 1970 He has also served as hc.uh I lien I kepi mv eves peek'd woman .1 live-dollai bill, \ppareiu Mi'vcr blasted a solo shot his second shutout innings, allowing only two hits Harkins worked '■: 2-3 innings, scat athletic trainer al Kurman I'niversilv. • '.>; auv ivneol sportsactivity which Iv he warned 10 gel a close look al ol ihe season, in the first inning to give and sinking mil four lering Iwo hits, fanning three and l-'lorida Slate and Mississippi Stale the Colonels a 1-0 lead, then walked II leli! K going 011 ihe medallion hanging Imp around Harkins has now worked 7 2-:i innings walking none \ member of ihe Board of Directors with ihe base* loaded in the'four-ran in two games without allowing a run Meyer was two lor four to lead the I «js ihoroughlv shocked *nd .Uei iicik. • • Irani I9« to 1971. Patrick was aj lourth as ihe Colonels built a 9-0 lead Hand) l.vkes look tbe loss, working ( nliincl offense, smashing a solo homer .ini.i/eil member of the original committee lhal I When IK zeroed in, -he hegan 10 Steve Itebhntz pttehed a slerhng five ihe tenth inning •wilhoof retiring a in Ihe lourth inmngandnn HBI single in established national certification .' Itaskelhall and looihall tails had -hak. and gvrale hei naked body so innings helore relinquishing the duties halter and allowing Iwo hits and the ihe seventh procedures for Ihe National Athletic hi .i.v. iheniselves. violently thai he could 1101 possibly in lireg Wiseman and David It.mil winning run The Colonel defense has done a Trainers Association in 1970 J Molheis, \011\t hellei not let VOUI have seen lhal medallion. Kilihnl/ allowed one unearned run and The Colonel hats were a bit less ac- turnaround under Coach Ward Miller has been athletic trainer at unl.v three hits all singles, while kld> ■ C.ld lllls I became so disgusted .11 ihis tive during the trip In South Carolina In ihe first lour gamts Ihe infield has Purdue since 1973 He assumed Ihe' .talking nnl> one lialler last week during spring break The turned seven double plays and has Hi* lungs I »aw would make display ol loul plav that I xjoriucd reins of Purdue's prestigious program . vv iseman allowed six runs in the sixth Colonels dropped Iwo games to Krskine committed only one error in Ihe U of I. upon Ihe retirement of William Mugl Hclnei blush sports' Well, oui ihe dooi inning before Raull look over and College 'll'i in II innings ■ and Kurman douhli+K'ader Previous Colonel teams •Pinky" Newell, often called The iis. 111 .1 sot 1 ill neurone sense. 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Team's highest finish ever National Struening's effort leads champs —— begin Colonels to fourth at region workouts K\ MOKItOI.I \lt remaining loin namcnl trams of West namely the parallel bars and horizontal Coach Roy Kidd's defending NCAA Ktiilnr V'irftinia, William and Mary and North liars Division l-AA national champion Knslcrn's men gymnasts cupped off a Carolina Stale, as well as earn them Calkin called the team performance fnolluill team opens spring Football brilliant Reason with H fourth place their highest regional finish ever in the two events "shaky" and cited practice Monday. Mar 24 finish at the Southern Intercollegiate •|| was a pretty Bond meet for us." them as the primary reason for the lack The Colonels, who are current l> in Cymnastics League championship noted Colonel enaeh Jerry Calkin, of a Mter showing in the final stan- their ninth week of winter conditioning Mnrch i! m Atlanta. Ra adding that the total lesim score came dings of the meet which has included weighliflmi! Cowcrful Memphis state University within three points of tweaking the While the parallel bars and horizontal running and agilitv drills wjljiiaiin ■>■ « score M-hiMi| record, a performance prac- liars may have given Cnlonel squad five days next week and four days cni l lolloped hy Ccorgia Tech ami the tically unheard of in regional com- members trouble, such was oot the case the following three weeks rnivor.it> oi (tpordia with respective petition in (he floor exercises where the team marks ol l!2H I and 2ZI.9S According to Calkin, the Colonels lost " helm of Kaslern Twelve of our 17 IKTformances with a second place seniors were on this unit and in\s'e|| Golfers open spring season finish in vaulting and a third place in and the coaches have been switching the floor exercises people around living to compensate fur Struening's 9.5 mark in vaulting and Netters set for OVC play these losses with good showing at Duke Ins K tfi score in the floor exercises Kidd returns :t:t letter men Irom last earned him the first medals ever to be The Colonel men's tennis team is number two doubles team of David sear's team that finished with an II '.' HyMKKKSMII.KV rounded out the scoring at 2.14 won by a University male gymnast in preparing lor its first Ohio Valley (ihannyem Kihh l.andrum took the overall record and five straight win Sports Hititor At the I'uiehurst Classic at I'mchurst. varsity competition ( '(inference seeding match of the spring only other match against the Blue including NCAA playoff wins iVer \C. the Colonels battled the weather i alkin also expressed pleasure in the season against Austin I'eay Stale Haiders with a 7-fi 19-71.6-2 win over the Nevada Iteno :i:t :lli in double IV et The Celling Colonels asserted and finished tied for 15th in a field of the tact that Dave Smith and .Ion Caertner University this Friday at the Greg MTSC team I line .mil l.ehigh - to 7i themselves as one nl the nation's top 10 Strongest 20 teams in the nation had Ineir IH-SI meets of the entire Adams Tennis Center /.inn and Itich Vandish scored a fi-4. R- Top returnees lor the Colonels in teams last weekend with a strong Snow, sleet and rain shortened the season piling up all-around score* of 44 Head coach Tom lliggins stated that 4 decision at the number one doubles elude first -leant Alltihm Valle> Con uighth place finish in the prestigious tournament to 27 holes instead of the and 12 respectively Ihe match is the year's first to lie used -lot nftainsl Western Michigan's Scott lerence selections Dale I'atlon isenior iton Duke Intercollegiate Classic in usual 54 Head coach Kay Siruder noted Co-captain George Gardner from lo determine individual seedings for the Spoor I Steve Wmsor Don Hriscoe and lulih.irk Kevin tireve 'junior ol Durham N c that his team was at a slight disad- Kellering. Ohio, also drew praise from cing outside for the first lime Calkin lor his performance on the 12-13 at Morehead state University Dan K.isson III number three doubles 7 ■senior placckickcri and second t'*nin strokes behind host Duke, which this season and especially since the parallel bars \ player's record during the seed '.. li 2 all-conference choices \lvin Miller finished seventh at 1117 Oklahoma Colonels as a team lend to improve The Colonels finished the season with determining matches will decide where The Colonels won only one set in 'senior lailhaek <. .Icrrv 1'anish junior State won the team title with a score of their scores as a tournament proceeds an H-2 dual meet record, establishing be is placed in Ihe seven-team tour singles against WMI' Vandish. playing wide receiver! and floor Re I-1.1 ■ il IllKfi. 12 shots ahead of second place "If we had played Vt holes we may along the way a new team scoring tiamenl The lop seed in the tourney number four, beat Scott Kmigii 4 in the i junior defensive hack' Wake Koresl have finished nearer the top 10. ' record, as well as records in three in draws n bye and is automatically en lirst set hut dropped the next two and Miller and I'atlon leil Ihe Colonel in Austin I'eay the I1IT9 Ohio Valley St ruder commented ili\ iiln.il events lered into the semi-finals ihe match. 7-5. •>-:• Vandish also lost a rushing with 777 and 729 yards Conference champs, finished lied for The Colonels will he the favorites to Kreshman sensation Struening three seller to MTSC 1 Two weeks ago the Colonels won only respectively, and nine touchdowns 15th with (he Duke H " team win the Kvansville Intercollegiate established tin new individual records one of twelve singles matches and The doubles teams of Vandish Zinn each, while Klnn"- wnsthc leading kc k Doug Hrehme returned Irom a March 27 29 in Kvansville. Ind Ex- in ihe floor exercises, rings and dropped a pair of 7 2 decisions to and Briscoe Kowlett each dropped Miner in Ihe league with Hi points ?i semester'* layoff to lead the Colonels pected lo provide lough competition lor vaulting event Western Michigan and Middle Ten third-set tiebreakers in the MTSC KIS. :I9 Kl'i I'arrish loppetl lh'- team in Hrehme lied with (Jury Fischer for the the Colonels will he I'urduo University "It'sbeen our best year." said Calkin nessee match |i;iss receiving '25 valches lor >l'i team's low score with a 22:1 over the >t and Hall Stale evaluating men's gymnastics at the .letl /inn. Ihe team's number one The Austin I'eay match will begin yards' and the nation in kickolls holes Dave tiller w,.s third on the team We will |usl have lo assert our- I Diversity and predicting .in even player, scored B 7-ft. 7 "i upset over Kriday til 2 p m.. while Bowling Green return'- '2H7 avg I. while l-'lovil led with 22fi while Mike Krov and Greg selves There's no doubt about it said heller year next year with all of Ihe MTSI "S I'eter llcffernaii the OVC Stale I nivorsitv will visit for a non KKI in pass interceplKins seven and Waggoner finished at 2:wi Gary Clark siruder team members returning champ at number one in 1 W7*t The conference match Saturday at 9 am lllinl'le recoveries lour1

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Sa"im 5 Bake- (Banian S-' 75 i He IN currently at the Pniversity of Minnesolii where be started his lejiehing career m IMW H«- has done one of those maybe movies 7 How to Eat Like a Child by Delia Eph'on iBaliannni the audience feel ever so sorry for her 53 95 i Ard ether lessors in ''o* being <.|'own-up leseaich on Kast \sian culture in \l \HKIT\ MICI IU |t\K She probably explains Julian and Japan ami China \l1s I ill I.II and her valiant efforts against the their relationship Ihe best when she 8 The Americans, by Jon Jake-, iJove S* 95 ) Kent'an The hrst seminar is iriim :i :*i to .'i invai acting of (Sere says that she would rather he lust hold • ly i hroiiiCleS Voi VM' hction pm Monday. March '-'J in Conference I lure ai e those nights when you have The story has a passable plot which her because "when we goto bed you go Itoom A ol the Powell Huilding In lots in 'I" but you need a break so you revolves. I Hunk it is not quite clear lo work 9 Mary Ellen's Best of Helpful Hints, by Mar/ E fi Mather will IN-speaking on Taoism and lust lake nil and dli something wild what Ihe center of the story is. about Ihe It sin-ins a sad and tragic world lor 1 P:nkhar> &r>c Pear H ggii■:■• '•.,,■■• iWarrior S3 95 i ' IIIIM'M' Ituddhisin Monday night wasjmeol those nights attempt nl one of Julian's managers In our |x»ir little gigolo with his nice So'vinij ^ouset'old probion That evening from '• W to t» pm fie "American (Jigoki" was one ol those frame bun lor the murder ol one of his apartment, expensive car aid ready will lecture on Ihe philosophical movies rather kmkv employers supply ol women It is Ihe classic story 10 Dragondrums. by >V" ,• McCaf'o, iBantam S2 ?5 i liiiinil.ilinn of Ihe Chinese World view I am glad I ilidn I abandon something The plot has some very good points nl Ihe prostitute who has no wn> to show Third k-oiuT>e of science iiction trilogy Inllnvvcd hv a question and answer imporlnnl in see this one which it pulled together and organized her love pel mil Wilh great potential the film just in an interesting manner could have The Iilm does give the audience a " l- • : ' . "'■• •■• • <■,'•■ ,••••■• t •. ,n ' ■ ,, \ ii'ieplion will lie held in the Hern doesn't ipnte make it made an excellent movie glimpse nl some strange scenes of the - ii • • -v r eg. • • r-s -I.-... ]-,..• ••. ■•-. Marc 3 I960 ilon Lounge at M p m llichnrd Here stars as Julian. Ihe gigolo's life IHII that is all you get mi Tin-silay March 2T. at 9 am handsome cultured well payed escort glimpses so il something rather racv is Neiu & Recommended Mather will hold informal table talk lo rich, mostly older women what you are expecting in the sessions m Conference Room A of the II is loo bad be doesn't put the twist Review American Gigolo" you will definitely Mozart : '.' ■ Dil/I . ' iA. Powell Itiiililmg into his acting that he puts into his lie disappointed • • ■ ■<.■■■■'.■:■ a'.i: ' . Thnl tiffernoon al 3:3P he will ronduct walk A tHjiek walk through an all male i seminar on Ihe putographic ami \l limes he seems to almost In-come The movie never tunic lets the viewer disco and a mule Julian are the mils The Coup . ' • :. - -• ! ■•" . ■ -. *«j Ati I tin met ic elements of Chini'se Language a scrums actor then the audience is know il the gigilo did or did not murder slighilv objectionable or shocking ■ •• • ..■■•• i" ' • in Conference Itoom A subjected in one ol those long camera bis client This is one of its better scenes in Ihe Iilm To end Ihe scries that night from 7 M\ shots nl Ins famous walk deceptions The biggi-st disappointment ol the The Good Wet a nnc* Otic Woros. : .'. ' . ■". ■■■'■ 'ii 'l |> in Ihe seminar on nature in Lauren Mutton as Michelle, the lovely The police are convinced, the un- movie besides the titk- is the end It uin C j u . • • • • Chinese Painting .mil Poetry will be in but bored wife of a busy, ambitious derworld is convinced, it almost seems seems that Ihe Iilm editor lust sliced i onlereilee Itimm A politician 'does it seem vaguely Julian is convinced the Iilm ill random ami tacked on the The meefinRK are especially designed lamiliar who needs Ihe company of a i nfortunately the scenes with Julian credits >JD-Vi."S lor lacullv and also students who are handsome gigolo, I DCS So hard to make and Michelle are nisi Inn sweet on her Ml in all 'American Gigolo" wasn't interested the iilm II serious i illinium it makes part ami nc.ul> nnnexistanl on his part one ol those movies

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Artistically Speaking Confessions of Earplay /*& onNPR i.i an arts editor UiflH The world of theater comes to life once again on radio as National Public Kadio raises the curtain on the 19fVi season of "Earplay," its award winning theater of the air Sometimes I wonder aboui the Awards' best-supporting actress have been introduced to some This year's schedule of twenVy-six purpose and direction of my lire. original American productions and from 1936 to the present. Take unusual types of art this year. After all. >ou must admii ihai one fourteen of the finest British radio heart, I do know that Kim Hunter Josh While who was in concert wlu.se obsessions center on column dramas includes a wide variety of won in 1951 lor "A Streetcar last semester here refreshed my material, from the zaniness of the inches. Monday deadlines and Named Desire" and Helen Hayes memory of some old and beautiful Firesign Theater's "Anythynge You whether or not the music and art captured the award in 1970 for her ivpes ol music thai I had all but Want To" to "Hloodjet A Portrait of departments are equally represent- role in "Airport." forgotten. Sylvia Plalh" to "Statements After An ed, cannot be a usual college Arrest Under Ihe Immorality Act." a Alas. I haven't memori/ed all ol Truly I have been enlightened student. powerful play about apartheid by South the works of the three BV-Bach, considerably. Alas, i he curse seems to follow me Africa's leading playwright. Arnold Beethoven and Brahms but I have, Don't lei my above confessions Fugard. everywhere. thanks to piano teachers I hated at con I use vour opinion of me. "Karplay." now in its eighth season An iniredaction at a party always the lime, played and listened to a I am acquainted with the answers can be heard on NPK member station seems to illiet a "My. you look multitude ol their works. to main artistic questions, however WKKl'-FM beginning Saturday. April ."> familiar" followed by the certain at 11 p.m and continuing every Oh. horror ol horrors, I do not liming is often a crucial part of the "Aha! Vour picture is in the Saturday night al that time know how many macho men are in dilemma Program." "We're riding a wave of critical the Village People but I know that I or instance. S a.m. is not the best acclaim we couldn't have imagined No matter how well intended, the the Morman tabernacle C'hoii lime loask me what I believe are the eighl years ago." says "Earplay.-" comment always seems something numbers 375. attributes ol New Wave Kock. director and founder. Karl Schmidt akin to a reference to a photo on the I admit it—I cannot intelligently Nor is it terrific liming for a Indeed, theaccoladesarearriving from post office bulletin board. discuss Matisse's role in the Fauvc caller, just out of curiosity, mind all over Ihe world, crowned by "Ear play's" recent receipt of Ihe Prix Italia. I mean, is u quite normal to draw movement but I am familial with you. lo phone at I a.m.. the night page layouts on the margin of the most prestigious international and admire lean Millet's traditional before a big mid-term to inquire award for radio production biology „ trying to determine OICSi paintings of svmbolic farmers. about I he lime of a campus concert. The award. Ihe first ever for an whether it would be better to use a No. I can't recite all the Another case of faulty liming is to American radio program in the 30-year vertical 01 horizontal picture? characters of Welly's "Delta Wed- sis.il for a friendly chat aboui ihe history of Ihe competition, was for "Barclay's" 197H production of Arthur Perhaps the most frustrating of ding" but I could tell you the plight current art show while I am retyping Kopit's "Wings" which was originally •ill. I hough, is the general assump- ol the doomed in W barton's "Ethan my column li> minutes before ii is tion people have that I am a walking commissioned as a radio drama by I rome." due. "Earplay " encyclopedia ol artistic facts. I rue. I really know very little Ill these cases the best recourse is The drama went on to a stage I his general assumption can and about the world ol the arts but IO feign intelligence and agree. production and rave reviews on has col ten me into some amusing, as granted. I have conic a long wav. Surely it is ihe life of a lowly arts Broadway and in I., union "Earplay' has also received Ihe coveted Peabody well as highly, embarrassing situa- (hanks to a University theater tions. ediloi io endure and struggle to ihe award for excellence in broadcasting production. I was forced to study best ol their ability to at least appear Dirty work It is confession time. "Earplay's" innovative style and and learn to understand < ommedia lo understand even if you don't reputation for high quality productions I'm sonv world, but. I don't Dell'Arte theater. know whai Ihe hell thev are talking lh>n Burns, a senior business major from Irvine gets his hands rather muddy as have attracted a core of well-known he works on some pottery in an art class I photo by Will Mansfield > know the winners of the Acadcim By the wav of the Culcs dallcrv I about. actors from Broadway and Hollywood This season will include appearances by Meryl Slreep. Vince Gardenia. Jean 9 Marsh, Carole Shelly. Laurence 'Animal House featured Slow-paced comedy robs laughter Luckinbill, Brock Peters and Jack (iwillam Its \l\ltV \\\ M<<|1 INS, I "i■n'.lii ihe t'niversily Film Series character " enacted within a mailer of days what purpose did these men steal the Of Ihe 2fi American productions, ten Staff Writer will hi' featuring the hilarious film. The promoter* claim. "It was the The whole advenlure was carried out money'' are new works commissioned by "tioing In Style." starring George ' Vnimal House " Delias against the rules the rules in a "something lo do on a Sunday You might ihink that n was for some "Karplay" and 16 were adapted from burns. \rt ('arney and l,ee Strausshurg The National Lampoon production lost'" afternoon" type manner noble ea P. if so. think again They stage productions or other writings is a suitably slow paced comedy which which stars John Itelushi as Ihe leader. ll was something of a shock when (he look ihe money and hoarded a plane Among Ihe season's offerings are Also staring with Ih-loshi are Tim contains lots of laughter and several ItlUlo. nl the misfits of the Delta robbery was completed with no bound lor Ihe casinos of I as Vegas! plays by some of this country's lop Malherson. John Vernon. Donald tear Idled moments as well fraternity. »as one of the big successes problems All good movies have their sadder writers For example. David Mamet Sutherland and Vera Kloom The story centers around three men nl Ihe movie season last year The him was directed by John Although the movie is predominantly happenings and 'Going In Style" is no who wrote "The Water Engine" for the who divide lo become bank robbers 'I In movie is based on the attack of l-iinttis a comedy, it has some serious un- exception Uevelalion of these hap- 1978 "Earplay" season, offers "Praine Ihe wild and rough Deltas on Ihe okay, so there's nothing wonderfully ilertones thai cannot be denied penings. however, would only serve to du Chien in 1980; Donald Barthelme ll is one of Ihe hotter offerings of the original or spectacular about that! How sophiMicalod Omegas on the campus of For example, the hippenings thai ruin the plot of Ihe movie regularly featured in the New Yorker, Kilm Series this semester so all Ihose about this'' i small private college in Ihe early interested in a good lime should plan lo preceded Ihe robbery raised the serious Overall. Ihe movie provides a couple has written three extraordinary These three gangsters are respec ixlies as well as Ihe trials of Ihe dean see Ihe movie question of whether or not our elderly- ol hours of light comedy interspersed dialogues entitled "(ireat Days": New table senior citizens who normally who tries lo rid ihe school of the wild have a productive role to play in our. with meaningful segments of revealing York playwright and actor James Also showing Friday and Saturday spend much of their lime sifting on a .mil ira/.y antics of Ihe brothers of Ihe nights it will be plaj inn at 7 and 9 p m society " insight Mcl.ure. considered lo be one of Ihe Delia Mouse park bench watching little children at The villains' were not penniless As a comedy the movie is enjoyable country's hottest new talents, provides each night play Not so typical, eh'' Kuna Barrell of AW'television said." beggars but "(ioing In Style's'' greatest three plays in the new season. "Lone The luink robbery itself was an frenetically funny a raucous Also showing in Ihe next week are In fact, they were all respectable strength lies in its subtle but thorough Star," "Pvt Wars." and "Laundry and unusual occurance Instead of a remembrance of things past and Kock N Koll High School." "Komeo citizens who had made valuable con- documentation ol the plight of the Bourbon " California based playwright e.irefulh thought out sequence of passionate Cood innocent fun mixed and Juliet." "Hoys in Company (*" and, tributions lo society, None of them had elderly in gur society Hubert Pinger tells a funny but events leading up lo Ihe final act. the w ith enough w ickedness lo give it some "A Star is Horn " a prior criminal record "(ioing In Style" is definitely a movie poignant story about life in an old age entire robbery was conceived and At this point the question arises -• For worth seeing. home with "In Camera "

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Brown extends Interfraternity term for regents H\ JWKTJMIIHS members aid liointed !•> ih«' «n Kponsiirwl bj Krnlnckx Martin reported!) had worked towards area's disabled Senator and lormcr I'niversii) lor 2ti tears Bv DKAN IIOI.T not able to afford to purchase the I'rosldoni I >i Hubert Martin, changing City laidm proper foods ihr IITIII lor regi'Ms nr Irustoes ap I Hunk it is an exrellent move." The number of local residents who pointed l« mux ITMIX hoards from tour sailed Powell "This institution has Area churches, businessess and in- will be able lo receive meals through to six M';U> irirnilx passed the .il\x,ix> had regents appointed by the dividuals along with members of the the program will depend largely upon Kentin-kx lluiw and Serum- I'mn nor with hi^lh character and a University's Interfraternity Council Ihe amount of money the meal's uell ilex duped sense nl devotion to the are now involved in efforts to begin a organizers can raise Miller said that • iux .iiiiin N Itrown. Jr signed the I nucreitj meal service for the handicapped and H'Ui'iils l>i|| .iiicr il [Kissed hulh stale efforts will be made to distribute the lit .idded lhat Ihe longer lerm will disabled in Ihe Kichmnnd area, ac- i*humliei> with little imposition rood to those who need it the most I'm in enhance r«"gents' contributions cording to Tonsclara Miller, a The bill "ill IT elteetivc \uniiM IV in ihe I nixiTMtJ and give greater University graduate who is coordinator The east end of Richmond is a target fun inr .ill regents nr iruRtees ap continilllx In action l>x the Hoard of Ihe program area lor ihe project, she continued, as she daily sees the needy of the area There are approximately 75 people in through living and working there The Ihe Richmond area who. because of meals for the project will also be Nutrition month set cither a handicap or other affliction. prepared in that area at the Richmond (nisters. radio .mil lelevision spots, a I n Mil ^ mil Stride Kill Smart need help in obtaining well balanced Seafood Market, she said campus sur\«-\ and an r\hihil in Ihe 'tliis is ihe theinc ■ >t National Nutrition meals she said and once the delivery Miller was the organizer of a library \ll HI which are aimed at Month which liegan m March I The program gels underway, meals will be Thanksgiving Day dinner last year for I iron mi nig itood nutrition lor the puhhc IIMMI .mil Nutrition t'luh xx ill lie in provided once a day each Monday- students who did not have any other • '.ill Mark ut 2347 d you haw any xnlved with several actrviles to through Friday access to a dinner and for local ■llleslions coiM'iTning the KIMMI and promote this annual event residents That dinner, planned with XniiHiit 'In* prn|i'c|s planned are Nutrition t'luh, or ,mx ni its activities Then' are not enough funds currently the cooperation of University chaphn lor the program to begin and additional ticorge Nordgulen and Mrs Lucy Fox sources lor donations are being sought from the Cooperative Kxtension Ser Miller said Ihe IKC memliers will lie Vice, drew 175 people Campus equipped selling raffle tickets lor 25 pounds of lumho shrimp in order lo raise money She said that it is now planned as a The shrimp was donated by the Kich- yearly event for spotting tornadoes mnnd Seafood Market it mil limn p.iur MM*' \l Ihe IFC meeting Monday. Miller Hirimlorx directors are then notilied Miller has submitted a request to the met again with members to update a- arc lip |WCs|denl and x ice presidents keene halls with binocular* The vice Lexington based Meals on Wheels them on Ihe meal project The IFC took I>I i-sideni "i student affairs is then .ii the i niversitj The Director of program lor additional aid She said on the meals project as part of their mil il iil .Mil next Ihe dormitorx I'llhlu Sal el X telephone ~u ilc liUi.ird thai the Lexington group now offers community service plans and. through in eclor* IIi- told MI |he watch operator i am|Nis iadio and television, balanced meals once daily during selling Ihe raffle tickets to supply funds and I'tiiti dormitory and married weekdays lor Kichmnnd senior citizens The dormitorx directors are for imill Ihe purchase of food and student housing residents are also on The group does not. however, have a special heaters to keep the food warm II'S|MIISIII!I- lor checking Ihe tin' imoritx mitification list Animal catcher meal service for those under 111 years of n ■ i :'■■■ i . areas ul iheir ilormltories • lell Krhard a Neward ohm junior broadcast inn major, reached out to catch a ' .IIII|IU- iiirnadii control operations age regardless of Iheir health "I'm glad lo see lhat young people ■ lime The I'mwrsit) President soltball during a recent practice ol the Animals soltball legm k said lie iwls the program project to provide meals for those who rhbuird ,nid building supcrx isors arc i- preitx comprehensive " do not qualify for ihe Meals on Wheels in mystery magazine program The 17 year old Miller is a May 1977 also IIKI11in! immediately ol ihe watch Id einiliniied ih.it ul this summer sudden I leal Ii. a short story by Hal Il inriiado warning signaling a lor n.ido i valuation procedures xnll lie Hlxihe and Sweel associate Miller continued that Ihe local group graduate of the University She Itlxthe .mil t'harlie Sweet ol the pndessuis, in ii,,. | nixersilx hjiglish imu.idi, spoiling ni rad.ii contact posied 'ii ollice and classroom has liem trying to start a meal system graduated with a Its in corrections I nixersilx appears in Ihe April issue ol ili'ikirlmenl leatli courses in Mystery since last September and .i minor in rehabilitation in siMilli'tN an' ni.iiniamcil ,ii Kii'nc and iiiiidini> in aflldiiiini to ihe present I licit l»in i n s Mxsieix Maua/ine. ■ii i iimiiimixxcallh halls and a three in miliii's in doriniinries anil IVIirlive l-'iclion and (rcativc education degree While a student here. In iIn- tradition ol Kllerx (^ueeA Ihe A lot ol people really need It," she live niiiiule steady lone i- sounded Iron, Sixteen •ecurilx |MTsonnel also V\ I Itlllg she tiecamc involved in a community story involve* a dying i lue the victim Sudden Heath'' was developed l>\ said. |Miinliiig oul lhat some of Ihe Ku limuiid sirens The ph> MI al plant's recent h completed a tornado spotting service project similar lo those she has .i lamoiis pn, <111.■ i tcrliack leaves n Itly ihe nnil Sweet with Ihe help of one ol people who would receive Ihe meals are performed recently. I trough one of her A hist |«* is alsii sinmdi'd Itic -amc leiiitth • ... • hull v .i- directed dx crxplic message loi lus old college ni Him it (Missibh1 U. -'i.i,-,l iheir Mystery and Hetectue Kiction not physically capable of making their classes and in conjunction with Ihe i,M.I.i. „i„, ,« ,„,„ , snorts agent i lasses own tno-ils HIIIIII -.1 tl»«. nnta #;•>... ..-..

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