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Deans In Hand Student 5 Gary Cordner IR David Gale ^Dominick Hart 15Kenneth Henson* M {^Robert R°g°w found dead ^Viv\wAw[vIon camPus Law Enforcement C I Health Sciences C I Arts and Sciences CI Education CI Business and C Technolt Commonwealth Hall resident's body found early Monday morning BY SHAWN HOPKINS scene Assistant news editor The body of Dawl Hams was found A Commonwealth Hall resi- early Sunday morning on the east so* JL dent was found dead outside his of Commonwasah Hi residence hall early Monday Samuels morning. Wendell David Harris, a freshman from Stanton, was dis- covered outside Commonwealth Hall on the Tom Samuels Track I Location down to full house side at about 6:10 Monday morn- 1 of body ing. Harris was a Commonwealth Hall resident who lived on the Diznty Phase one of reorganization Splitting the deck 11th floor. He is suspected to Amy Campbell/Progress In the first round of reorganization, Eastern's previous nine have fallen from his dorm room deals deans a new hand colleges have been shuffled into a handful of five. on that floor. dark outside, but it appeared that BEFORE REORGANIZATION AFTER The initial call came in at about Harris was lying about 10 to 15 feet By DENATACKFTT 6:15 a.m. Harris was found by stu- away from the doors. There is a News editor dents Gregory Aaron Duvall and concrete abutment, or porch roof, Colby Pitt who were going to that covers the front of the doors hile April 1 is known to many as April Begley Building to work out on that side of Commonwealth Hall Fool's Day, the buzz on campus that day Education Education "1 asked Colby if he saw what and Harris was lying outside of was right in front of us," Duvall that, according to Duvall. was that the name had been changed. It said. He said Harris was dressed in was referred to as "Black Thursday." Business Pitt and Duvall pointed out boxer shorts. Business and what they saw to a "I'm sure he had to fall because Thai is the day President Robert Technology Commonwealth Hall employee there was a broken branch lying Kustra announced the reorganization Applied Arts who was coming to unlock the and Technology beside him," Duvall said. of the university from nine colleges to doors and she called campus Harris would have had to have police. traveled quite a few feet to clear five. It was also die flay seven pen >le Allied Health Duvall walked around to inves- and Nursing that abutment. in administrative positions found out Health tigate closer. "If you want to do something Sciences "It was a body. We thought it like that, I guess you could do it," ~- they would no longer have those Health, Physical Education, was a mannequin or something," _ positions effective July 1. and Recreation Duvall said. See Student/A8 Kustra To the last person, they've com- Natural and Duvall said it was still pretty announced his mitted themselves to making sure Mathematical Sciences reorganization ► Faculty senate plan in a EKU continues to do well." Kustra Social and Arts and memo April 11. said. That doesn't mean they would » '%\ Behavioral Sciences Sciences have done it (reorganization) exactly —■'Arts and the way I did it." Humanities <» •.» Delay placed See Reorganization/A6 Amy Campbell'Progress Deans Discarded on evaluations & <& Bv DENA TACKETT 2000. IDEA forms are the teacher i>. News editor .—■—-~^ evaluation forms students fill out «0APbl at the end of each semester. wette Since November, faculty sen- The motion, after debate about ate has focused most of its atten- the length of time the IDEA tion on solving-the problem of reports should stay off the record, grade inflation herear-Eastern. In was passed by a standing vote of ^f & doing this, motions to implement 29 to 13. s? a plus/minus grading system, The rationale behind the 4& grade indexing and a "course motion is based on a study that A Arts report" for each term were indicated many faculty at various JP ** ***//, passed. Monday, another motion college campuses feel professors °^w* was passed to fight grade infla- who are easy graders get better tion. evaluations from students than The motion before faculty sen- those who grade harder. ate Monday was to place a mora- Since student evaluations play torium, or delay, on the use of an important role in determining 'Kenneth Henson ^^ IDEA forms or departmental merit pay and tenure for teachers, announced his resigna- na/A8
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Thursday, April 8, 1999 A2 ' The Eastern Progress Ah/ssa Bramlage. editor CASTING YOUR VOTE If s not about who has student offices; if s about how they use them Exercising your right to But other than these vote by taking the examples, motions passed time to choose the or brought up by Student ■ right leader for your situa- Association have been few tion is hard to do. You have and far between. to find out all the facts, Adam Back, president of investigate the politics of Student Association, has each candidate and finally been vocal in faculty senate choose who you think meetings about the would make the best leader. plus/minus grading system Members of Student and how it would adversely Association are asking you to affect students. make that same kind of com- But no legislation has mitment for its upcoming been written to formally try elections. The senators of to stop its implementation. Eastern's student body want How seriously should stu- you to come out and vote for dents take the group of stu- students to represent you in dents who are supposed to university matters. represent them when even The only problem is stu- senators don't seem to take dents may have an especial- their jobs seriously? ly hard time with their deci- With all the time it takes sion because Student to effectively decide for Association has produced a whom to vote in an election, low amount of legislation students should get as and publicity this semester. much out of their decision Students will be hard as they put into it pressed to remember to vote Right now, time and trust when Tuesday rolls around are being wasted. because senators have done Students trust their elect- little significant work. ed representatives to repre- Student senate did pass a sent them well once they motion to change the hours are placed in office, but this at Begley Gym. The hours semester this has not hap- were not extended, simply pened. shifted to a more appropri- If student senators ate time span. demand time and dedication Another resolution that from students by expecting began in spring 1998 came them to vote, students to fruition in spring 1999. should expect a healthy An ad hoc committee's rec- return on their investment. ommendation for a stu- Investing that time and dent/faculty/staff wellness dedication is essential to a center reached the Board of constructive student body, James Carroll/ Regents this semester after but doing something with it Progress almost a year of red tape. is even more important ► Campus Comments THE ISSUE Reorganizing Eastern Awareness Day for the Americans with tor Amy Campbell out to find what stu- Disabilities Act is April 13. To raise a little dents on campus thought ADA stands for. awareness, we sent Progress graphics edi- No, it's not American Dental Association.
CHARLES will improve education WAGNER Thafs one more The honeymoon is over. experience and reducing class students and a revamping of the There's a lot of than 87. Oh, not 88, After less than a year on sizes at Eastern, both of which are general education system at things, but ADA, Almost the job, President Robert important goals for the university. Eastern are also steps in the practically Anti- Dead Association? Kustra is making the most signif- The road of change will no right direction. Dating Artist's icant changes of his tenure. doubt be a rocky one. But the But in order to keep Eastern Association? Deformation Last week, Kustra announced new outline of the colleges isn't headed in the direction of becom- phase one of his plan to reorga- set in stone. If faculty in a depart- ing more student-oriented, Association? nize the colleges at Eastern. ment don't like their new home, Kustra should also consider The plan will reduce the num- they can ask the vice president Hometown: Richmond ! Printmaking n: Lexington Major: Horticulture improving the quality of student Year Junior r Senior ber of colleges at Eastern from for academic affairs for a differ- housing and moving university- nine to five. ent one when the position is owned vehicles across the bypass His plans are sure to ruffle the filled this summer. and out of the prime parking MEGAN feathers of some of the adminis- For a long time now Eastern places in the center of campus. MULL0Y tration and send others packing. has drifted away from putting stu- Students are Eastern's cus- But it's about time some of the dents first. Kustra's move to reor- tomers and should be valued like Artist's American Drug fat was trimmed from Eastern's ganize is a step in the right direc- any business values its cus- Diploma Association? administration. tion. It will allow for the universi- tomers. That means providing Association? There will be an estimated sav- ty's resources to be more effi- outstanding service. ings of $500,000 now that Eastern ciently distributed. The new The reorganization will cause * has four fewer deans to pay. money should be used to give stu- some people to lose their jobs. But Plans for spending the savings dents more bang for their buck. in the long run the quality of edu- include improving the freshman Plans for a wellness center for cation at Eastern will be improved. Hometown: Stanford Major: Art education Hometown: Falmouth Major: Graphic design Year Senior Year Junior
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* • i The Eastern Progress, Thursday, April 8. IWJ NeWS A3 'Big Black' deserves better future than coal When I dreamed ofAppalachia. it quite possibly her last winter com- If the MTR method is used, the Black Mountain's demise began It seems no one is looking to the was dreams that had to die/coal pletely intact summit of the mountain could be just after the Civil War, when slick- future. What is going to happen to trains, wailing banjos, /railing sounds All she and her Harlan County reduced by as much as 410 feet — talking northern land speculators came eastern Kentucky in 35 years when, escaping in the night..The/ace of neighbors want is to be left alone by the law permits removal of up to 10 to the region looking for fuel sources according to experts, the coal supply Appalachia, she was changing that's the coal industry. percent of the height of a peak. to further enhance northern industry. runs out? for sure They don't need any more contam- What coal operators need to under- Dirt poor farmers, who didn't know Eastern Kentucky will just lie —Julie Miller, from "Face of inated water supplies, mudslides and stand is the importance of the mountain. of the riches contained underneath there, never to be returned to her Appalachia" houses knocked off foundations due It is a crucial piece of not only Harlan their ground, were delighted to sell original state. And the coal barons, to blasting in strip mines. They've County heritage and history, but their land for more money than they The local residents affectionate- had all that since the 1920s. with their bank accounts full of trea- Kentucky heritage and history as well. could make in a lifetime of farming. PAULFIETCHER ly refer to her as "Big Black." The current crisis facing the good sure, will leave faster than they came Appalachian She rises 4,139 feet above the folks of Harlan County is the proposed It would be an embarrassment to Then they were forced to go to 100 years ago. But they 11 be leaving Vole* Cumberland River Valley floor, but use of a mining technique called MTR, this state to tear down Black Mountain. work in the mines for the same peo- in cars and planes paid for by coal operators want to shorten her by mountaintop removal, an extremely The eastern Kentucky coal mining ple who had swindled them out of Kentucky miners. industry is a catch-22 situation.Mining their land. Fletcher is a about 400 feet. effective method of mining in which The future of eastern Kentucky destroys the land, ruins water supplies This led to a sense of alienation relies on much more than hauling out sophomore She contains 110 square miles of mountaintops are blasted and bull- surface area and covers 70,000 acres. dozed off to expose veins of coal. and exploits the people. and repression still felf today in all the coal. Economic provisions journalism She is home to many endangered The residue is then dumped into But the industry has also kept eastern Kentucky. It has also led to need to be made to protect our east- major from species, but coal operators have con- adjacent valleys and hollows in a many hungry babies fed. My wife's the stereotypes still prevalent ern Kentucky neighbors. They have Waco and arts tinued to rape her since the turn of process called valley fill. family was raised on money from today. been exploited and stereotyped far editor for the the century. This method is being discussed as mine payrolls, but black lung also You know how we flatlanders too long. Now they want to blow her top killed her grandfather. think mountain folk are a bunch of Progress. an option for mining on Black Saving Black Mountain would be a clean off. Mountain. Black lung is only one of the many dumb, uneducated hillbillies. Well. good starting point. Black Mountain She lay cold and dead the day I Coal operators say MTR is the health hazards related to this indus- I've met some damn fine (and intelli- is important to our state and our peo- drove to her summit last fall. She was only means available for mining coal try, but my space in this week's paper gent) uneducated hillbillies I'm proud ple. All of our people. preparing herself for another winter. at a profit. is too limited to discuss them all. to call my friends. Don't tear it down. Restructuring does not Media Web sites make keep Eastern traditions it easy to stay current As a 20-year faculty member of this reorganization." Eastern Kentucky University and Phase II of the "reorganization" It's very easy to keep up-to-date if They have sections such as The wife of a dismissed dean, I believe involves "appropriate locations of certain you're on the Internet. There are many Wire," which is the breaking news site of President Robert Kustra's "organizational units and considers other logical group- sites that give viewers general news their Web page. restructuring" last week could better be ings of departments and programs during and other sites that give more specific- ABC NEWS.com termed the "April Fool's Day Massacre." the upcoming academic year." news regarding a particular topic, such as
Crucial election coming up take over. Instead, we need vari- She had only been parked for a The time to select a new stu- ety. little while and still received a dent body president at Eastern is Furthermore, after having parking ticket. here once again. This should be a numerous conversations with the She did not think that was fair crucial election — more impor- two, I am convinced they want because she had no place else to Apollo Pizza tant than any election in recent meaningful change. Rather than park and she was merely "going 1 WelcomeWfilmmp Back!Rank I years. being a rubber stamp for the to church." Fast Free Delivery Today there are many changes administration, they want to They told her it didn'J matter Call Dine^n Special in the works at Eastern. A ensure that the students have and she said she would not be the plus/minus grading system is their say. only one complaining about it. being proposed, Greek housing is The most impressive proposal Then she left. Hot Subs and Steak Hoaqiestotal 623-0330 Sides apparently on the way, several I have heard from either side was Now, whether she was right or Pizza Sub... pepperoni. ham. musnihrooms. onions, cheese Garden & Chel salads departments are being reorga- the Pace/Tolliver plan to have wrong, I am not at liberty to say. & Sauce Baked Spaghetti, Garlic breadsticks, Cheddar Fries, nized, residence halls are being regular student meetings to get What we did notice was that after Sausage Sub... mild Italian sausage, cheese Mozzarella Stix, Jalapeno Poppers, Deep Fried torn down and existing halls are the students involved. the woman left, the employees at and 2 vegetable toppings Mushrooms, BQ Wings, Hot & Spicy Wings and Italian changing their status. There are You have a choice Tuesday. the parking desk began to say Meatball Sub... sauce & mozzarella cheese Ham & Cheese... ham, mozzarella cheese, sauce Wings, Cheese Bread. Frito Lay Chips also the same old problems that You can choose to keep things things like, "Oooh, she was going and 2 vegetable toppings Beverages have plagued the campus for the same or you can choose a to church..." A-1 Steak Hoagie... steak, mozzarella cheese, onions, Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Mt. Dew, 7Up, years. change. If you want a change, It was very obvious from their mushrooms & steak sauce Rootbeer, Milkshakes & Anheiser Busch Beers Parking is a huge money rack- then go to Powell Building with laughter that they were openly Western Hoagie... steak, mozzarella cheese, onions, Toppings et with men and women in green your student I.D. Tuesday and making fun of her. We were ers,4Bar-B-Q Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Onions, Ham, Pineapple, suits scavenging the university at cast your vote for the shocked. They are employees of Italian Steak Hoagie... steak pizza sauce, mozzarella Bacon, Italian Sausage, Green Peppers, Jalapeno all hours of the day looking to Pace/Tolliver ticket Eastern. Aren't they supposed to cheese, onions & mushrooms Bacon Cheddar Steak Hoagie... steak, bacon, Peppers, Hot Banana Peppers, Ground Beef, Black write tickets and tow cars. They will give Eastern stu- be professionals? and Green Olives Crossing from Lancaster parking dents a voice. They seemed to be no better cheddar cheese, onions lot to campus remains one of the than young teen-agers gossip- most dangerous enterprises in Johnathan C. Gay ing and humiliating someone Party Pizza Special Richmond. And how about those Senior political science major they didn't even know. It was $10.80 /APOLLO 18-year-old students who are old absurd. Lg BQ Chicken Pizza $15.25 enough to vote and join the Army, Public safety employees It was after this that my friend A Bland of Cheddar ft 20" Party Pizza Mouerella Cheese, Onions, but are not given enough respon- offend two students and I noticed a sign posted at the Green Pepper. ChlcKen & with 2 toppings Cut In sibility to choose where they live. My name i- Jon Adams and I desk. BO Sauce. PTzxA ■bout 30 squares They are forced to live under am a sophomore here at Eastern. It stated KRS 525.060. It read: 'Price includes State Sales Tax rules seemingly designed for ado- A friend and I have had to deal A person is guilty of disorderly lescents rather than adults. with Eastern's department of pub- conduct when in a public place Ll^in.^^^^^^^^„iJ^i^*S2!^. Given all of these changes and lic safety, and I would like to and with intent to cause public Large 14" existing problems, it is crucial respond to a few incidents. inconvenience, annoyance, or AE2iy> Thin Crust Pizza AELiP Hoagie Special that the students at Eastern make First of all, the employees alarm or wantonly creating a Special their voices heard! involved with public safety are risk thereof, when he: $6.95 Chris Pace and Rodney rude. ■ makes unreasonable noise, Steak & Hoagie A Tolliver are the candidates who Anytime I — and most people I ■ creates hazardous or physi- $8.60 Cheddar Fries will ensure that this happens. know — call Brewer Building, it's cally offensive conditions without Large One topping Pizza •Pnce includes State Sale* Tax The Pace/Tolliver team is the like pulling teeth to get a straight legitimate purpose. 'Price includes Stats Sales Tax only ticket in town that offers or polite answer out of them. Annoyance? Unreasonable .JieiSii^JSiJ^'^TJ-L„."« _Expires_4/30/99_ some diversity. Rather than repre- Talking to them in person is not noise? An offensive condition? Sub & Salad senting one segment of the uni- much better. Perhaps the employees should Pizza Sub Special versity or even one organization. On Good Friday, my friend study this sign for themselves. $5.95 Pace and Tolliver have the ability and I were filling out a form in The parking situations are difficult $6.25 Your choice of to cover the spectrum. Brewer Building when a woman enough on campus without having Pizza Sub; Garlic Stix a Pizza Sub; Sausage Sub Pace is an independent while walked in the door and com- to deal with "adults" like this. & 32 oz Soft Drink Ham & Cheese or a Tolliver is a Greek. This in itself is plained to the parking desk work- Meatball Sub extremely important. We must ers about how she had been 'Pnce includes State Sales Tan Sincerely, 'Pnce includes State Sales Tex ensure that one organization or attending a service at the Jon Adams and a Expires 4/30/99 one segment of students does not Catholic Newman Center. fellow fed-up student NeWS A4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. April 8.1999 ► Progress Classifieds HELP WANTED... Need a mechanic! 11 Brake work, Light Delivery Drivers needed. Registration runs until Aug. 28 Hall's on the River Now accepting engine work. Done 20 years experi- Know area and have own car. applications for Busboys, Servers. ence. Student Discounts. Call for free Opportunity to earn up to $12/hour. Hostess. Dishwashers and Kitchen estimate 623-7335. 625-0925 out a schedule. Advising will run to something doesn't work out then PROGRESS STAFF REPORT Prep. Apply in person at 1225 Athens they have something else they April 30. Boonesboro Rd. (606)527-6620 Nationwide careers in Law FOR RENT... 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Martin Dining Hall and administrative staff represen- reject the idea. schedules. Call Jennifer or Tonya at tatives. Also, Kustra has invited 255-3522. Now hiring clerks part-time and full- Happy Birthday Shawn Hopkins! closing for semester Thirty-five professors have General Colin Powell to speak at time, 1st and 2nd shifts. Apply in per- From the Progress staff. been honored for teaching excel- the ceremony. He said he was son at Dairy Mart in Southern Hills Martin Dining Hall will close Richmond Place Retirement lence by the EKU Foundation told that it may be too late for Community (located in Lexington off Pteza or 229 N. Second Street! Classifieds for the semester Friday. The cafe- since 1988. Powel's schedule this year, but teria is closing because of a lack of Exit 104) is currently hiring for Gin- $2 for 10 words, $4 for 20 words, maybe next year. Kustra has still ning room servers. We offer excellent LOOK! Sorry we couldn't take your of employees, said Stephen caH, Ma'Bell dropped the ball Come etc. Place your ad with us for the Shattuck, manager of Top Floor not heard from Powell's office. hours and schedules to meet your Blood Drive Tuesday needs. Work from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the work, get to study. Dal the phone, next issue. Call 622-1881 before Powell Cafeteria. cal your buddy Cal 408-5471 ask for and Wednesday st* have time for extracurricular activi- noon Monday. The dining hall only has 38 full- Higher education Matt. time employees, he added. ties. Apply in person to: 3051 Rio The office of student develop- Dosa Dr. (across from Charter Ridge "We're consolidating our oper- ment, student association, teleconference Friday Earn up to S540/hour! Call 1-800- ations," Shattuck said. Hospital), Mon-Sat8:30am to8p.m. CenterBoard, Interfraternity The office of academic affairs or call (606)269-6308. E.O.E. Drug 214-6199 now for your free info! SKYDIVE! He is unsure whether the cafe- Council, Panhellenic Council, teria will be open next semester. and research will present the sec- Free Workplace Kappa Delta Tau and the ond of three teleconferences on Assistance with cnHdcare needed! Train and jump same Residence Hall Association are issues in higher education. The Summer Jobs!!! Love the Part-time nanny needed for 4 1/2 day. State of the art Two educators sponsoring a blood drive from Senior Year Where Dreams and Outdoors? Want to work with chf- year old, 20 month old, and newborn. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday and Realities Converge," from 1 to 4 dren? Cumberland Valley Camps in Assistance may also include help with square parachutes. receive professorships Wednesday in the lounge of p.m. Friday in Crabbe Library, Tennessee offer competitive salaries, the family laundry and/or light house- 30 years of operation. Powell Building. Room 108. room & board, fabulous programs and keeping. 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Breakfast WE ALWAYS Hot Biscuits & Gravy Have your favorite Lunch Dairii Blizzards Candidates run unopposed Your favorite Queen Banana Splits Brazier Burgers, Sundaes BY DEKA TACKETT president since the following The candidates for secretary Chicken sandwiches & Delicious News editor spring. She has also served on now are Mike Barnes and Mary & Hot Dogs policy and programs committees Ann Kems. The only nominee for TREATS Residence Hall Association's in RHA treasurer is Stephanie Carrell. any way you like 'em! elections will be a breeze for At RHA's meeting Monday, Candidates are not permitted Chris Bullins and Stacia nominations were approved for to campaign until after the Chenoweth April 19. They won't the positions of president, vice Monday meeting. Elections will be nervous, their hands won't president, secretary and treasurer. be held April 19 in the residence sweat, no butterflies will invade The next step for the hopefuls halls in each area that house the We Support the their stomachs and they won't is to present a five-minute speech majority of residents. even have to count the ballots. Bullins now Chenoweth is at the Monday meeting. In the Quad area, a voting box Eastern Colonels! They are the only pair running for serves as poli- president of "They will speak about why will be in Clay Hall. In the RHA president and vice president, cy chair for they think they are the best candi- Westside Area, it will be in Clip this coupon respectively. Wesiside area McGregor Hall and in the RHA. council date and what they see happening Although election day won't be in RHA next year," said Jo Ann Eastside it will be in Save 50c on a very nerve-racking for the pair, Commonwealth Hall. Dupree Hall Dairy grams chair from August to Wilder, vice president of RHA. will have the voting box for the Banana Split/ Bullins said he is still nervous December 1997, worked with the Although the deadline passed Queen about the position. Central Towers Area, both Eastside Area Council as treasur- for president and vice president Telford and Walters will have vot- Peanut Buster "It doesn't make it any less ner- er from August 1997 to May 1998 nominations, members of RHA vous because there is a lot of ing boxes for the Northside Area, Parfait and was a resident assistant rep- can still nominate people for sec- and O'Donnell and Keene halls Good lot up lo 4 persons per visit Nol »ahd with any other oNer responsibility with being uncon- resentative to area council from retary and treasurer up until the will have one for the Southside tested," he said. "All eyes are on January to May 1997. Monday meeting. Area. you for success." Chenoweth got involved with "If they wait until then, they Wilder said the areas that have Big Hill Avenue 131 N. Keeneland Dr. Bullins is the policy chair for RHA in the fall of '97. She was have to be prepared to deliver the more than one location for voting RHA. He has been in RHA for secretary for the Westside Area five-minute speech then," Wilder is due to the distance between the 624-0481 623-3625 one-and-a-half years; he was pro- Council that fall and has been said. halls in the area. Locally owned and operated
/" Flip Fridays possible with Banner You can be a chiropractic BY DENA TACKETT and features," Whitlock said. "You occurred to the programmers." News editor lose a lot of power in the system." There are a variety of ways to it Every physician in five years. Jefferson College in Missouri get around Banner and keep flip Students at Western Kentucky found a way to get around the Fridays, Whitlock said. An extra modification you Why settle for anything less? University received good news problem. day could be created, like The time is right to learn more about a reward- last month when the committee "The alternative they chose Saturday, where all the classes make takes ing and fulfilling career as a doctor of chiropractic. evaluating the Banner software was to actually program in the on Friday of a Tuesday- away lots of Greater emphasis is being placed on preventive program found a small college in dates for every class session," Thursday-Friday week would be care and non-invasive health methods in today's Missouri who adopted the year said Cheryl Chambless, adminis- listed as being on Saturday in functionality and modern heatth-care system. In five academic 2000 software and kept the alter- trative director at Western. That the program. Ssars. you can graduate with a doctorate and nating Friday schedule. is very labor intensive." Another option is to divide feature. e licensed to practice anywhere in the U.S. Eastern, on the other hand, is and Canada. Chambless said doing that made Friday up, with the top half of the Doug Whitlock, set in its decision to abandon flip the schedule bulletin many times hour designated to one class and Known for academic excellence, Logan College Fridays. vice president of is on the cutting edge of curriculum innovations. bigger, but for a small college, such the bottom half to another. In addition to offering a quality clinical program, "It is my understanding that it as Jefferson, it doesn't matter "You can lie to the system," administrative affairs was not a decision that was made Logan provides value-added business management because the school doesn't have as Whitlock said. "You can put some- on reprogramming training. This gives graduating practitioners a winning here, but a lot of folks involved in many class sessions as a school the thing in and modify it to the point with better leadership and practice enhancement skills the process made the decision," size of Western or Eastern. that you lie to it" Banner Logan College of Chiropractic is now accepting said Doug Whitlock, vice presi- The committee at Western is The Banner committee is still applications. Write, call or check our Internet Website dent of administrative affairs. studying the issue now, looking into the type of schedul- » for a tiee descriptive brochure and admission kit. "The decision to abandon flip Chambless said. ing which will take the place of Fridays has been made." "There are lots of things to the existing flip Friday schedule. other with only 10, which is what Whitlock said the reason consider now," she said. "Is it fea- The traditional scheduling most colleges and universities in EARN A DEGREE Eastern isn't considering trying to sible to hire someone to repro- exists of Monday-Wednesday- the state utilize. WITH A FUTURE modify the Banner Student pro- gram Banner? We don't know the Friday classes lasting 50 minutes These options were sent to gram, which affects not only flip answer to that, yet." and Tuesday-Thursday classes Rita Davis, acting dean of academ- http://www.logan.edu COLLEGE ♦ OF ♦ CHIROPRACTIC Fridays, but also registration and Chambless said the committee running 75 minutes. ic affairs, who will then send them 1-800-533-9210 other aspects that deal with stu- doesn't know how much it would The main decision is the length to the Council of Deans to discuss * dents, is because it will weaken cost to reprogram Banner. of time between the classes. at its next meeting. The council the program. "When we started, there were The committee proposed two will then make the decision of 1851 Schoettler Road • Chesterfield. M0 63006-1065 "Every modification you make just not many schools that had flip different schedules, one with 15 what type of scheduling will be Phone: 314-227-2100 • Fax: 314-207-2425* E-Mail: loganadm@logan edu takes away lots of functionality Fridays," she said. "1 don't think it minutes between classes and the implemented. An Equal Opportunity Institution ot Higher Education April 18, 199$ 7-1C P.m. Powell Lobby
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Comments and suggestions about the next 1 st Weekend may be directed to [email protected] 121-mHinM I22-MS5 NeWS A6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. April 8.1999 j Reorganization: Five colleges remain Western • From the front Dominick Hart, chair of the title provost will be added onto English department, was named the old title of vice president for Phase one of the reorganiza- acting dean of the new college. academic affairs. chief ! tion calls for three colleges to be Hart will fill the position for a year Kustra said the title provost was ; merged into one college of arts as acting dean and then a national added on by the consultants Baker, ; and sciences, two to create the search will be conducted to fill the Parker and Associates out of leaves bad • college of business and technolo- position permanently. Atlanta who are helping the com- '. gy. two to create the college of The college will also have an mittee find the new vice president ; allied health and nursing and associate dean position which "The title has been in higher memories • the colleges of education and law education forever," Kustra said. Kustra said will be filled by the dean. BY DENA TACKETT ! enforcement would stay the same. "1 think an associate dean has "(Baker's) thought was by mak- ; The reorganization is a result of to be the choice of the dean." he ing it a stronger title, you add News editor •a study conducted since said. "That is someone who is . credibility to the job in addition to After 23 years at Western ' December by Joe Schwendeman, going to work very closely with the clear distinction of the duties, Kentucky University, the campus who served as a consultant to the dean." and it may help with recruitment." police chief left March 31 to come ; President Kustra. Schwendeman Kustra said this college is the In addition to the new provost to the Department of Criminal interviewed approximately 250 fac- only one that was budgeted to and vice president for academic Justice Training (DOCJT) at ! ulty and administrators through- receive an associate dean, which affairs, two associate vice presi- Eastern. As he leaves his alma ; out campus to gather information was figured into the cost savings. dent for academic affairs positions mater, he is also leaving behind • on how the university could be "I strongly encourage internal were created. memories of an incident that ! restructured. reorganization efforts across the The associate vice president shook Western's campus. "1 didn't take a poll," board, though," Kustra said. for planning and program coordi- Horace Johnson, who began his Sc hwendeman said. "I approached nation will be I.ibby Wachtel. job with DOCJT April 1. was ■ it trying to find out what kind of College of Business Wachtel joined Eastern's faculty involved in a settlement at Western : different concerns they had." in the fall of 1975. where a police lieutenant, Terry Kustra said he met with and Technology In 1994. Wachtel left Eastern to Blanton, was paid off by Western to • Schwendeman every Tuesday The college of applied arts and work as the state's commissioner not file a complaint after discipli- '. morning since December to talk technology will merge with the of mental health and retardation college of business to form the nary actions were taken against ; about what he was finding out in Frankfort. She remained on him by the university. from interviewing the faculty. new college of business and tech- Eastern's faculty, though. nology. Robert Rogow, dean of Johnson, along with Western '■ Kustra said he put together an Wachtel announced her resig- President Gary Ransdell, campus ; outline and showed it to the college of business, will nation in March to return to become dean of the new college policeofficer Major Ed Wilson and ; Schwendeman who then analyzed Eastern and it will be effective Blanton. signed a settlement • the savings. while Glen Kleine. dean of the col- June 30. lege of applied arts and technolo- which enables Blanton to contin- The savings, as Kustra and "My current position is challeng- ue to get his annual salary of • Schwendeman predict, will average gy, will lose his position. ing, but I am excited about coming Andrea Brown/Progress $30,441 for two years and main- • $500,000 a year. That money will Kleine didn't return any calls back to town." she said. "I'm excit- for comment. tain all benefits of the job. All he ! go to the freshman year experi- ed to be part of Kustra's team. He, I President Robert Kustra addressed faculty senate Monday to explain has to do is keep quiet. ; ence, retention and the faculty ini- Rogow headed a major recon- know, has looked very hard at the struction of the college of business his reorganization plan.He instituted phase one of his plan April 1. Johnson could not comment on tiative for a Center for Excellence reorganization and the best way to the settlement. in Teaching and learning. last year when one of the depart- go into the 21st century." ments moved to a different college. will.be good for the university." Kustra addresses The position is a new one cre- "We are refocusing on ways to Kustra said Wachtel was Tom Myers, vice president of ated by DOCJT. Johnson will be work more direct with students "Rogow did a reorganization of appointed to the position. There faculty senate his own in the college of busi- student affairs, will be responsible Kustra addressed faculty sen- working with the Peace Officers who come here," Kustra said. was no search or interviews, but for intramural athletics and cur- Professional Standards (POPS) The idea is that on most campus- ness," Kustra said. "I think that is he said she came highly recom- ate Monday to explain the rea- exactly the way it needs to be rent wellness service programs sons for the reorganization. He Act, making sure sheriffs depart- es there exists a place for faculty mended by those on the adminis- and Doug Whitlock, vice president ments and their executives are in to keep up to date on the latest done in the entire university." trative council. also apologized for everyone not of administrative affairs, will be receiving the information in the compliance with that law. teaching strategies." Wachtel will be in charge of Johnson will also be enforcing The $500,000, Kustra said, will responsible for media resources. mail Friday and seeing it first in College of graduate school, institutional Also, academic computing and the Carry Concealed Weapons come from the seven positions research, extended programs, the newspaper. Health Sciences telecommunications services, "Nothing ever works out the law, insuring the people teaching being cut from the university. The college of health, physical libraries, grants and contracts, Although the deans were given an administrative information ser- way you plan it and this is no those courses are in compliance education, recreation and athlet- women's studies, natural areas, vices and printing and mail ser- with that law. He said he would opportunity to return to teaching, cooperative education, honors pro- exception to that rule," Kustra said. ics (HPERA) will merge with the vices will merge into a division He wanted everyone to get the also have some duties with the the salaries would be reduced. college of allied health and nurs- gram, EELI and TRIO programs. Each of the seven positions within administrative affairs called memo in the mail Friday, but a incentive pay fund, but isn't sure ing to create the new college of The other position is the asso- information technology and deliv- what they will be yet. being eliminated have an annual ciate vice president for enrollment glitch in the system, and it being health sciences. ery services. Jim Keith will be Good Friday, caused many not to Johnson said he decided to salary of over $90,000, Kustra Bob Baugh, dean of the college management, which will be filled said. The university uses what it responsible for this unit. get it. Kustra did say he told apply for the job because Western of HPERA, will lose his position, by Rita Davis, acting vice presi- had a 20-year retirement plan. calls a "step down procedure" to dent for academic affairs. everyone who was affected by the while David Gale, dean of the col- Phase two of the reorganization in person, though, Since he had been there 23 years, determine what an employee's lege of allied health and nursing, will Davis will be responsible for he wanted something new. salary will be when he or she admissions, registrar, advising besides Vance Wisenbaker, who become dean of the new college. reorganization was out of town and Kustra spoke "I always liked new things," moves from an administrative Baugh, who has been at and testing, student financial Phase two of Kustra's reorgani- position back to the classroom. assistance, international educa- with him early Thursday. Johnson said. "When I started at Eastern for 29 years, said he does zation is where the departments Kustra told the senate about Western, their program was only plan right now to stay on with the tion and orientation programs. inside the colleges have a chance Virginia Falkenberg, dean of when he was being interviewed two years old and I got to watch it College of Arts university and teach. Baugh came to realign themselves. They can during the presidential search. He grow and develop. I hope to do graduate studies and research, will petition to move to another college. said one of the deans looked at and Sciences to the university as associate pro- lose that position. She would not the same here." The college of arts and humani- fessor of health education. He Although it is called phase two, him and asked if he thought there The rivalry between Western return several calls for comment there is no start or finish time for were too many of them. ties, social and behavioral sciences said he doesn't agree with the Kustra said he hopes and Eastern doesn't bother way the reorganization was done. it to be completed. "I didn't want to answer that and natural and mathematics sci- Falkenberg will stay on with the "If a department is interested Johnson much. He said he didn't ences merged to become the new "I hope the reorganization will question," he joked. Then he told care where he was as long as it be beneficial." he said. "I'm hav- university as a spokesperson and in doing it sooner than later, I them of how he has seen many of college of arts and sciences. official representative to the don't see why the process can't was in Kentucky. Dan Kobinette, dean of the col- ing trouble now understanding them concerned about the lack of "One of the guys in the inter- Southern Board. begin," Kustra said. resources at Eastern. lege of arts and humanities; the way it was done. There is Jack Culross, dean of academic view said I would have to lose always a need for reconstruction, One department, the depart- Kustra feels this reorganization Vance Wisenbaker, dean of the support and undergraduate stud- ment of mass communications, will help gain those resources. some of that Western loyalty," college of social and behavioral but it could be better planned ies, will also lose his position. He Johnson joked. "I have a few cred- than this one." voted last week to move to the "It is time for us to stand up in sciences; and Don Batch, dean of said he has only had a few days to college of arts and sciences terms of what we need," he told its from Eastern, though, so I the college of natural and mathe- think about it, but will more than instead of being placed in the col- the senate. The math classes are have a few ties with you guys." matics sciences were all informed Administrative changes likely return to teaching. lege of business and technology. too large and it's not that we don't Johnson said he was looking Thursday that their positions When the reorganization "I don't really know what the When the new provost and have the brains, it's that we don't forward to working with Tom were being eliminated. comes into effect in July, the new thinking was with the reorganization, vice president for academic affairs have the bucks. If we're going to Iindquist, director of public safety. Wisenbaker and Batch didnt com- chief academic officer will have but I think a creation of a position comes to office in July, he or she make a commitment to the stu- The two have known each other ment Robinette didn't return calls. been chosen and in office. The focusing on enrollment management will make the move official. dents, let's make it." since the mid-'80s, Johnson said.
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\ ■\ NeWS A8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. April 8.1999 Elections: Students have a Delay: Faculty senate choice this semester places moratorium on IDEA From Ihe front From the front credit awarded for workplace Visit us at training, was postponed for the to affect change. adding to the problem of grade second time. "I've always thought you can't inflation. The motion was first post- complain if you don't participate. The study showed that 32 Spring Fling poned at faculty senate's March If you want something to change, percent of responding faculty 1 meeting. sometimes you have to take ini- acknowledged that grades The motion was divided into Tuesday, April 13th tiative," Pace said. "My agenda is influence evaluations, while two procedures. in front of the Powell Building to give all students a voice." that percentage rose to 42 per- Procedure one, credit for Pace said this means involv- cent when only nontenured fac- training programs, was passed ing more groups and more peo- Rodney Nell Fedders ulty were surveyed. at the March meeting. ple in student senate. Tolliver is run- is running for The motion was to remove Procedure two was post- T%The Eastern "We've got 45 people on stu- ning for vice vice president student evaluations from a poned because senators could- dent senate. We've got 15.000 president with with Chris teacher's record for three n't agree on the limit of credit students," Pace said. Chris Pace. Rice. years. The evaluations would hours given for occupational Rice also feels that diversity is still be administered during experiences. Progressfc. * www.progress.eku.edu important. He's happy with the those years, but only for the The motion called for a nine- fact that more groups such as make a difference on campus." good of the teacher. hour limit for upper and lower the Black Student Union and the As to her agenda, Humphrey Some senators expressed the division coursework. Residence Hall Association are said she is particularly interested desire to do away with the IDEA After more debate on the getting representatives in stu- in getting emergency phones on forms all together and some total number of hours offered, dent senate. campus. wanted only to replace them, senators voted to postpone the "I think this past senate is the Pace and Rice stress they are but passed the motion anyway. motion until its September most diverse group we've ever running for president to serve Only one of the five motions meeting when there should be seen," Rice said. and represent students. presented to faculty senate by some rationale to the limit. Those running for senator are "Student involvement is the the ad hoc committee on grade Also discussed at the meet- also looking to get their voice main thing. The student senate inflation failed. ing were elections, which will heard. should be open to the students," The motion was to change be held in May. Nominations Jessica Humphrey, a senior Pace said. the criteria for graduation with were taken for senate chair. psychology major from Rice offers a similar objective. honors and membership on the Those nominated for the Winchester, is one of 33 students "I just want the students to dean's list to a percentage- position were John Harley, pro- running for student senator. know that I would be extremely based system rather than the fessor of biological sciences; "I just want to make a differ- open to any of their ideas," Rice current system used. Bob Miller, professor of cur- ence in a way," Humphrey said. said. The other motion before riculum and instruction; and "I see some people doing it just Just try to keep the names senate Monday, which would Phyllis Murray, assistant pro- having great opportunities to straight. have placed a nine-hour limit fessor of health education. Student: Two residents discover body Monday morning From the front "I don't know what happened Upward Bound together," Duvall said. and they don't know what hap- Crockette said. pened," Wendell Harris said. Milly Burkhart, director of Duvall said he didn't know A Kentucky.com affiliate Harris. Wendell Harris said the visita- Upward Bound, said she remem- Madison County Coroner tion was Wednesday and the bered Harris. Jimmy Cornelison confirmed funeral will be at 1 p.m. today at "We have fond memories. He Harris probably fell from his win- Wells Funeral Home in Stanton. was a nice fellow. He was well dow, saying the injuries were con- David Harris will be buried at liked. He got along very well," sistent with a fall. Cornelison said Emmets Crossing in Campton. Burkhart said. Delta Zeta would like as of now they are considering Kenny Lynch, a sophomore jour- Harris was an Upward Bound those injuries the cause of death. nalism major from Oldham County, bridge student. That means at the There's no reason to suspect said he met Harris a couple of end of the Upward Bound devel- to congratulate its his death was caused by anything times through some of his friends. opment/achievement program he other than the fall," Cornelison "He was quiet. He didn't seem lived on campus, taking six hours said. like a person that would do some- of classes here in the summer. new initiates. The toxicology report will not be thing like that," Lynch said. Harris then became a full-time ready for another four to six weeks. He said the main thing that student in the fall. Cornelison also said his find- impressed him about Harris was Ethan Vanover, a junior from ings were preliminary, and what's what seemed like Harris' philo- Williamstown, lived next door to Lacheie Blake Christi in the final autopsy report could Brian Simms/Progress sophical attitude. Harris didn't Harris, and was there the night he tell a different story. seem affected by anything. apparently fell. Vanover said he Kristen Carl Henderson He said if there was anything A student's body was found on Lynch described Harris as didn't hear anything at all. suspicious or not evident in the the sidewalk outside of "really skinny" and said in his Jen Walker, counselor in the Rachel Amy Reynolds first report that was found in the Commonwealth Hall, above. opinion he could have easily fit counseling center, said that the final, "that's when you start look- through the window. student reactions her office dealt Conway Jessica Runyon ing behind the trees." make no official comment except Commonwealth Hall's windows with in regard to the death were "For what reason he fell, I t o say this was % "|ad situation." openin such a way that the bottom very individual. John Stauffer, area coordinator ' parferrirthe window lies flat in the "It's OK, there's no one way to Lynee Deena don't know, you don't know, -MuddlerThis only leaves about 9 nobody knows," Cornelison said. afCommonwealllWfuIl, i eTBagtf to react to a situation like this." comment about the incident inches on the top and 4 or 5 on the Walker said. Deskins Stansberry Matthew Ratliff, a criminal jus- Public safety director Tom bottom, much too small for some- Walker said counselors from the tice major from Williamsburg, is Lindquist had no comment about one to fit through without at least center had met with Commonwealth Ashley Gilliam Amanda Stovall also a resident of Commonwealth the case except to say the investi- removing that bottom panel. Hall students in groups and also Hall. He said he woke up to see gation was ongoing. Harris' roommate, Jeremy individually at the center. Brooke Vessels the Harris' body being removed at lindquist also would not com- Townsend, was home for Easter "We have made ourselves about 9 a.m. ment on the existence of any evi- at the time of the incident available to talk with anybody that "It's sad. I don't know why any- dence that would have indicated a Jeannette Crockett dean of stu- has been affected in any way," body would want to jump," Ratliff suicide. dent life, said her office tried to Walker said. said. Harris' family and friends contact him, but he had left for a Harris' death is reminiscent of "Individually unique.. Eastern officials were reluctant describe Harris as a good person, class. Townsend was intercepted the death of Holly Goodrich, a to make any official statements but most weren't willing to talk. by resident assistants before he junior who fell 11 stories from Together complete." about the death. David Harris' father. Wendell got to the scene. Telford Hall in October of '92. Tom Myers, vice president of Harris, also said based on advice Crockett said Harris and That death was eventually student affairs, met with Harris' from police and campus adminis- Townsend had a close relationship. ruled an accident, although the family a few hours after the body trators, he thought it was best if "They were friends in high Goodrich family filed a complaint was discovered. Myers would he didn't comment. school and they came here in against Eastern. We love youi!
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This weekend only!I , I ' Largemouth bass ■ Move into shallow water and begin to spawn when water temperatures approach 62-65 degrees. ■ Can be caught on a wide variety of artificial and live baits Smallmouth bass ■ Often confused with largemouth bass. Unlike largemouth the jaw bone does not extend beyond the rear margin of the eye, but stops near the center. ■ Silver Creek and Paint Lick Creek are both good places in Madison County to catch this species. Blusgill Matthew Roark, from Clay City, enjoys an afternoon fishing on the banks of Owsley Fork Reservoir. Owsley Fork covers 151 acres and is locat- ed southeast of Berea. There is a boat dock but only paddle boats and boats with electric motors are permitted on the lake. Madison County home to variety of waters, fish BY DON KMKJHT AND DEMA TACKETT Owsley Fork is another lake in Madison County that is not as well known as Reba and Wilgreen. The crank bait dropped The 176-acre reservoir is locat- through the mirror-like ed southeast of Berea and sup- surface of the water, plies the city with its drinking sending pink reflec- water. tions of the setting sun Stanley Griffin of Clay City fish- in all directions from where it es Owsley Fork almost every landed. weekend and pulled a five-and-a- ■ Frequently found in shallow shady areas along "One thing I enjoy, that's fish- half pound bass out of the reser- the shoreline. ing," said Stanley Griffin, as he voir last year. ■ Can be caught on a variety of live bait or with retrieved his bait and eyed the Griffin prefers fishing Owsley artificial jigs, spinners and poppers. water where he wanted his next because it is small and not very ■ Begin spawning in late May, peak around mid- cast to last crowded. June. Bluegill nest in colonies and will cross- Griffin, like many other anglers breed with other members of the sunfish family. at this time of year, is gearing up River fishing Crappie for spring fishing. River fishing is also big in But Eastern students don't Madison County, which is bor- have to be left out just because dered to the north by the they don't know the local hot spots Kentucky River. . or don't have a boat parked out- "It's a trick learning to fish the side their dorm. river," river fisherman Mike There are many coveted fishing Rhorer said. "All the old-timers holes in Madison County, some are gone that used to fish here." more well known than others. Kornman said below dams is And some are secrets county an excellent place to fish on the anglers aren't willing to divulge. river. "I caught 35 this Saturday. I Two other hot fishing spots in won't tell you where though," Madison County are streams that Mike Roher said on the bank of empty into the Kentucky River. the Kentucky River. Silver Creek and Paint Lick One of the most well-known Creek are both known for their and visited lakes in Madison Photos by Don Knight/Progress smallmouth fishing. ■ Caught by still fishing live minnows or by cast- County is also the newest "Streams are real good for small- ing small jigs around cover. Lake Reba covers 76 acres and is Mike Fawbush. a senior public relations major from London, pulls in a mouth on rock shawls," Kornman ■ Fishing is best during the spring spawning part of the Richmond city park that largemouth bass caught on a trip to Laurel River Lake April 1. said. season when crappie move into shallow water includes Gibson Bay Golf Course. If anglers are just looking to will have more luck at Lake Reba. to spawn when the water temperature reaches Students interested in serious ments on Saturday nights as well. have some fun, a good spot where bass fishing will probably be dis- It is stocked annually each fall Students wishing to enter the 60 degrees. some bass and bluegill can be appointed with Lake Reba. with 8 inch channel catfish, tournaments can rent a motorboat found are the ponds at the Central Catfish "Lake Reba hasn't turned out Kornman said. for $10. ■ Are most active at night and move to deep Kentucky Wildlife Management like we expected so far," said Lew Another popular lake in According to Darrell Muncy, area, Kornman said. Kornman, a biologist with the Madison County is Wilgreen an employee at the Wilgreen boat Kentucky Department of Fish and Lake. The lake is privately owned. dock, anglers have been catching Wildlife Resources (KDFWR). Students can park and fish the a lot of bass so far this year. Pay lake fishing "It's overloaded with small banks for $3. There is a special "There have been 11 over six For those who have bigger fish bluegill." discount on boat rentals for pounds already this year," Muncy to fry. a pay lake, where anglers There is a size limit of 15 inch- Eastern students. They can rent a said. pay to fish a private, man-made es on largemouth bass and small- paddle boat for $10 or a motor The lake has also been stocked body of water, usually offers a mouth bass caught in the lake. boat for $20. with catfish, Muncy said. clean, managed environment. But in order to thin out the high Bass fishing tournaments are The fish population at Wilgreen Lloyd Anglin always loved to bluegill population, Kornman sug- held at Wilgreen Sundays from 8 has its ups and downs, Kornman fish the pay lakes in Ohio, but gests anglers release any bass they a.m. to 3 p.m. and Wednesdays said. never liked the atmosphere. catch that are over the size limit from 7 to 11 p.m. Once the weath- There are some hunkers in there Anglers interested in catfish er warms up there will be tourna- if you get lucky." Kornman said. See Fish/ B4 water during the day. ■ Fishing at night on or near the bottom of the water with night crawlers, minnows, cut bait and stink bait are the most productive ways to catch these fish. Fishing not just for guys anymore Wallsys ■ Usually stay near the rocky bottoms through- I can't remember a time when I with fish. I'm not alone, either. While most college students out the year. didn't fish. I guess one of my I, like a surprisingly large packed the beaches and bars on first memories is sitting on number of females, enjoy trading Spring Break, some friends, my the boat with Dad, my Snoopy in the hot rollers and makeup boyfriend and I camped at Lake pole in one hand and my bottle every now and then for a rod and Russell, the No. 2 lake in the in the other. (I admit it. I drank reel to head out to the water. country, according to Bassin' from a bottle until I was four For me, it doesn't matter if it's Magazine. years old!) a pond, pay lake, river bank or I also spent New Year's Day in I would sit so still watching that lake. I just want to be where the Florida crappie fishing. Not your little red and white bobber. I fish are. average holiday celebration, is it? guess you could say my mom and There have been many nights The point of this column is to dad knew exactly how to keep me when my boyfriend and I have make it clear that girls like fish- quiet watched the sun come up over ing, too. It is also to challenge all I Become active in the spring when the water By the time I was 10 years old, I those guys out there who think the water. We would leave for the girls can't fish. temperature reaches 46-50 degrees. could cast a fishing pole with the lake at night and fish until dawn. Take a girl, any girl, to the Source: KDfWR best of them. I could also teD you While most girls demand a lake. Put a fishing pole in her which bait to use and when to use it nice dinner and a movie on hands and watch her eyes light Of course, as I grew older my Friday night sometimes all I ask up when she feels that tug on Dene Tackett is news editor for interests turned to different for is some live bait and a pole. the end of her line. You never more "girlish" things. But I never Just in case you are wondering know, she may just beat you at The Eastern Progress who enjoys forgot what it felt like to fight though. I don't touch the bait your own game. fishing lakes and pay lakes. t ► Movies RICHMOND MALL 8 (130 Eosl«. Ir-fais »2W?I5 uniia?i:i5i":uG Fore of Natur. (PQ13) 12:20. 2:40. 5:05. 7:30. 9 50 Ton Thing* I Hat* About You (PG13)" 12:40. 3:05. 5:20 7:45. 9:55 4^i 1< Tha Matrix (R)" 1. 4:30. 7:15, 10 ap Th. Out-Of-Town»r» (PQ13)~ 12:50. 2:55. 5, 7:05. 9:20 Nmt BMn KISMd (PQ13)~ 12:15. 2:35, B2 Thursday, April 8. 1999 The Eastern Progress 4:55. 7:25. 9:45 GO (R)" 12:25. 2:45. 5:10. 7:35. 10:05 Baby OwikjM* (PG) 12:45. 2:50. 4 45 EDTV(P013)7. 9:40 Doug • First Movw (G) 12. 1:50. 3:40. 5:30. 7:20 SATURDAY TUESDAY Ttw Mod Squad (R) 9:35 will be offered at Clay Cafe. Building ■ 8 a.m. ACT, Combs ■ 9:30 a.m. Eastern blood » movM llm*. Ma Mgto on Friday 4ft Bon »"V. MM a 4:11 p m on Mliy. UMIIon Trm 4/1 ■ Building, Room 322 drive begins in Powell Building 4/15 OpOTattdor Somntey and Sundoy 4" 0 4/11 ■ 8 a.m. GRE, Combs Lounge **Wo p—— or ■iiigii■■■■■. Building, Room 318 ■ 2 p.m. Social Security dis- ■ 9 a.m. Women's tennis. cussion scheduled, Kennamer Eating one of our Eastern vs. Middle Tennessee Room. Powell Building ■ 9 a.m. Faculty development ■ 4:30 p.m. Student associa- Caesar Salads workshop for reading and scor- tion meeting, Jaggers Jtoom, won't land you in ing the University Writing Powell Building Requirement, Alumni Coliseum, ■ 4:30 p.m. April in Paris spe- bed with Room 105 cial dinner, Powell Top Floor Cleopatra, but it ■ 1 p.m. Women's softball. Cafeteria Eastern vs. University of ■ 5 p.m. Cross-cultural mixer. might help that Baptist Student Union waist line. ■ 7 p.m. Women's Voices, pre- SUNDAY sented by Women's Studies Program, Family Living Center in Burrier Building. For more infor- Tennessee-Martin mation, call 622-2913. Madison ■ 1 p.m. Men's softball. ■ 7:30 p.m. Debate on gen- Eastern vs. Austin Peay eral education reform at (jaraen ■ 2 p.m. Men's tennis. Eastern Eastern, Adams Room. Wallace Fito Photo 152 N Madison Ave. 623 - 9720 vs. Middle Tennessee Building. Open discussion follows ■ 5 p.m. Mass, Catholic the debate; students and faculty Swinging for the Colonels Newman Center are invited to attend. The Colonels are heating up the diamond this season whh ■ 6 p.m. Sunday supper, ■ 8 p.m. Spring dance concert EKU Blood Drive wins over the University of Kentucky and University of presented by EKU Dance Tennessee-Martin. Today they're up against archrival Theatre; $3 for students and $5 Western Kentucky University. Several students are backing the MONDAY for others at Weaver Dance Tuesday, April 13 team with Grand Slam the Stands activities. The event will include Studio concessions, a fast pitch contest and prize giveaways beginning at Wednesday, April 14 3:30 p.m. Everyone is encouraged to come out to the baseball field Catholic Newman Center next to Alumni Coliseum parking lot and support the Colonels as they play Western. ■ 8 a.m. Get your appoint- WEDNESDAY ment for a campus-wide room 9:30 cum. - 6 p»itw change for the fall semester. Eastern housing office. ■ 8 p.m. Faculty Horn Recital. Powell Building Lobby ■ Noon Tickets go on sale for Brock Auditorium. For more TODAY FRIDAY the play, "How I Learned to Drive." $4 for students and senior Uvm radio tmbyZ103! ■ 3:30 p.m. Baseball. Eastern citizens, $5 for adults. UPCOMING vs. Western Kentucky ■ 1 p.m. Office of academic- ■ 4:45 p.m. RHA meeting, University. Turkey Hughes affairs and research teleconfer- Jaggers Room. Powell Building information, call 622-3266. Field ence in higher education." The ■ 7 p.m. West Side Area ■ 3:30 p.m., Thursday, April Senior Year Experience," Crabbe Council Meeting, Combs Lobby 15, history professor James ■ 6:30 p.m. Spanish conver- library. Room 108 ■ 7 p.m. Men are from Mars, Webb will speak for the EKU sation group meeting. Rio ■ 5 p.m. Lfl Sibs Weekend Women are from Venus, presenta- World Affairs Forum Series, Central Kentucky Blood Center Grande Mexican restaurant. begins; food, games, musk, car- M&jBS^ tion by guest speaker Larry "India-Pakistan Relations: hi Safe Its Simple. HSiitjUm Gtvt Everyone is invited. nival, and a variety of programs Bobbert (lKemamer Room Powell Nuclear Issues," Combs love over Off-Campi Martin Dining Restaurants Hall Closing Use the coupon below and Martin Dining Hall's last day come to any one of the of service for the spring semester will be following dining areas to Friday, April 9th. receive a special combo deal! When you buy one * CLUB EASTERN: The Meal Plan will be served at Powell Top Floor Cafe. combo, you can receive a This is a location change only, not a second combo for only time change. * CLUB EASTERN'S meal equivalency will go up to $4.25 $1.00!!! effective Monday. April 12th. * Powell Top Floor will now offer a ALL YOU CARE TO EAT breakfast Quackers on the Pond for $5. Fountain Food Court * Fountain Food Court features the Powell Top Floor Block & Barrel Deli. ■ Buy one combo get i If you have any questions, concerns or i one for $1.00 i comments please contact us via email i Second combo must be of equal or lesser value. at [email protected] ( { I Arts Paul Fletcher, The Eastern Progress Thursday, April 8, 1999 B3 A Ibums that sway ► More Reviews /m from the musical Hadacol "Better Than This" JL JL mainstream are Genre: Alt-country/Roots rock released on a weekly basis Rating: 9 (out of 10) At first glance it appears Hadacol could have easily spun right out of and largely overlooked by the legendary Midwestern band Uncle Tupelo. But upon a closer listen, it's obvious these rockers, although quite similar to their radio. Here are some albums Midwestern counterparts, are also very different. Hailing from Kansas City, Missouri, brothers Greg that deserve a listen. and Fred Wickham have put together a fine collection of songs that often poke good-natured fun at life in the "great Midwest." Songs such as "Big Tornado" and the title track lake a satirical look The Fosters to at Midwestern blue-collar culture. open for Swifty But the album is not all fun and games. These boys do have a seri- ous side to them. "Rebel Boys" deals with teen-age angst and rebellion, The Firehouse will feature the while "Drive All Night" would be the ultimate song for a cross-country rock sounds of Swifty and The drive through rural America. Fosters tonight beginning at 9. Give Hadacol a try. They're good for what ails you. The reunited Fosters have played several shows in The Hub The Hub" Richmond and I.exington the last Genre: Jam Band few weeks. Rating: 7.5 Swifty regularly plays around the region and has made several Central Kentucky-based rock band The Hub includes Mark trips to New York City. eidinger (vocals, guitars and keyboards); Eric Smith (guitars and Drummer Jeff Duncan has vocals): Davey Fallis (guitarist): John Price (drums); been pulling double duty, playing and Robbie Roberts (bass). live and recording with The Each member brings a different style to the table. Merlons. Their interesting fusion music falls somewhere between Pink Floyd, The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers. Slight traces of country and folk add Leroy Straggler diversity to the album, which contains a strong presence of late 1960s Band to play and early 1970s psychedelic rock. Fans of groove-oriented jam bands like Phish and Widespread Panic The Leroy Straggler Band will should also be satisfied with the 15 tracks included. play M.F. Hooligans at 9 p.m. on Highlights include "Happy People," "Everything" and "Correctly." Friday. The band is made up of The Hub will have a CD release party from 9 p.m. 1 a.m. Saturday Eastern students and features at the Lexington Arts Place, 161 N. Mill St., l^xington. mostly original songs. They often take their blues-rock music to Brown 25 "Brown 25" Lexington, and have played at Genre: Something Different least one show in Tennessee. Rating: 8.5 Brown 25 isn't about to be pigeonholed. And to call him experimen- Battle off the tal would be an understatement. Bands set His debut CD was composed, recorded and produced in his own studio on his own indie record label. The The Eastside Area Council will Bionic Milk Plant. sponsor The Battle of the Bands Brown 25 was a runner-up in the 1998 CDNOW April 17. Unheard? nationwide search for unsigned bands. The event will take place in the The self-titled disc from the Ashland artist contains 11 Ravine and is open to any band if original tracks and a cover of "Brown," a spoken word at least one member is an Eastern Photo submitted jazz song from Ken Nordine. student. Entry deadline is April Brown 25 doesn't favor any particular genre. Elements of folk, jazz, 10. Call 622-5110 for more infor- techno and grunge music accompany his obscure and whimsical lyrics. mation. This album has a real 1970s feel to it and could add diversity to your The new album from Built To SpilL collection. Theatre depart- is just one well-kept musical 'Secret' ment to present Various Artists "BET Best of Planet Groove" Idaho-based rock band Built To Spill holds the Although the music is somewhat polished, long- Genre: Urban/Hip-Hop play No. 1 spot on the college album charts with time fans, as well as newcomers should be pleased. Rating: 8 their latest album "Keep It like a Secret." The album contains traces of dreamy alternapop The Eastern theatre depart- It is their sixth album overall and their second as well as quirky guitar-driven rockers. This compilation from Black Entertainment Television and Virgin ment will perform its second play for Warner Brothers Records. If you are into radio friendly pop-rock, then you Records features several of today's biggest stars from this popular of the semester. "How I Learned Frontman Doug Martsch, who has regularly might not be pleased. But if you're tired of all the genre of music. To Drive" will be presented from changed personnel in the band, has finally settled Matchbox 20 wannabes, maybe this will suit you. If Included are the soulful sounds of Janet Jackson and April 21-24. on a full-time lineup. you're like the increasing number of people who Mariah Carey ("Breakdown"), Mary J. Blige featuring The drama deals with the trou- Scott Plouf (drums) and Brett Nelson (bass) are growing weary of commercial radio, jump on Lil' Kim ("I Can Love You") and Boyz II Men ("A Song bled relationship between a have joined the band for the new material. They board. For Mama"). young girl and her uncle. managed not to compromise their indie label ide- "Keep It Like A Secret" may just be the ride you Other highlights include the sultry "Tyrone" from alisms, even though they record on a major label. are looking for. Erykah Badu and "Rain" from SWV. "Planet Groove" includes a wide array of talent from this soul and All reviews by Paul Fletcher jazz influenced genre. Fans shouldn't pass it up. 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The reason he gave was the nastiness — dead bait covering recordsmith the ground, the drinking and vul- gar language. 623-5058 EKU BY-PASS ACROSS FROM PIZZA HUT "I always said that if I started a pay lake, I would make a tremen- dous effort for cleanliness," he said. That is just what he did. Three years ago, Anglin opened his $500,000 pay lake equipped with six different lakes, wooden decks on each with benches and slits for your poles, sheds, bathroom facilities and plenty of big fish. SUNDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT The biggest fish pulled out of Bar-B-Q Chicken* $4.99 Anglin's lake was an 82-pound cat- fish. The lakes are also stocked MONDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT with many 60- and 70-pound cat- Beef • Pork • Chicken* • Ribs fish, Anglin said. When you walk into the store, pictures line the $5.99 $5.99 $4.99 $6.99 walls of massive catfish which have been brought out of Anglin's lakes. TUESDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT Anglin's six lakes are stocked with blue catfish, flathead catfish, Bar-B-Q Pork $$.99 channel catfish, bass, bluegill, crappie and red-ear brim. He is also beginning work on a WEDNESDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT 15-acre lake behind the other six Bar-B-Q Chicken* $4.99 that will be stocked with nothing under 30 pounds. It should be completed by the end of the year. THURSDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT Anglers are also given the Bar-B-Q Ribs $6.99 chance to win some big money while they fish with a variety of tournaments. The latest, which Don Knight/Progress FRIDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT began April 3, costs $10 to is $4 if you catch and release your "I think the main advantage to fishing. The lake is also stocked Bar-B-Q Pork $$.99 enter. fish. If you elect to take the fish fishing a pay lake is the great annually with rainbow trout. Seven dollars of the entry fee home, there is a charge of $1.40 a access to open water," he said. A few miles from Wood Creek, goes into a pot that will be given to pound, which is how much the "Also, there is better availability is Laurel River Lake. The state SATURDAY: ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT the lucky angler who hooks a 27- fish cost to stock. getting to the lakes." record smallmouth was caught on Bar-B-Q Pork $5.99 pound Albino catfish in Lake No. There is an additional charge of this 6,060-acre lake last year. 'All white neat, add $1. No Doggie Bag*, Pleaae. 1. The pot will grow until the fish $2 if you want to fish ovemight.If Larger lakes According to KDFWR forecasts. is caught. you elect to fish overnight, be pre- For students interested in fish- Laurel River is expected to have 1001 Center Drive, The other $3 will go into a pot pared to stay until the sun comes up. ing larger lakes, there is Wood excellent trout fishing this year, for the big fish of the day. Anglin locks the gates at 10:30 (US 25 South) Creek Lake and Laurel River Lake and good walleye and bass fishing. Richmond, KV Last fall, someone won $7,000 p.m. on weeknights and at 2:30 a.m. farther down 1-75 in London. But the lake has been under for catching a tagged fish Anglin on weekends. The gate is locked, Laurel River Lake covers 672 heavy fishing pressure, said stu- 606-624-4499 put in one of the lakes. so you must stay until he opens it at acres and is forecasted by the dent fisherman and London native The cost to fish at Anglin's lake 6:30 am. the next morning. KDFWR to have good largemouth Mike Fawbush. Co/EKU Colon.ls/ < J ~* Now you can have the last laugh. Just get a Discover#Card. Then every time you buy something, you'll get a Cashback Bonus®award. It's like giving yourself a tip for a change. To apply, call 1-800 DISCOVERorvisitwww.discovercard.com You'll also get a competitive interest rate with NO ANNUAL FEE. ■ % t. Activities ie Eastern Progress Thursday, April 8, 1999 B5 Twoday Take Back Fling the Night blood Gena Lewis leads partici- springs pants in a march from the courthouse to the Ravine Tuesday night. Participants drive held carried signs and shouted back slogans to raise awareness about violence against next week women. Tuesday Matt Wyatt /Progress BY CRYSTAL MANGUM BY JANE HOWARD Staff writer Staff writer Spring is in the air and being Eastern is holding its annual celebrated Tuesday. blood drive Tuesday and Spring Fling will be held from 9 Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 a.m. until 5 p.m. in front of Powell p.m. in Powell Building Lounge. Building and around the medita- Several organizations on cam- tion chapel. pus sponsor and contribute to this Spring Fling gives students and event. The office of student devel- student organizations the chance opment, student association, to get involved with each other as CenterBoard, Interfraternity well as allow students to get out of Council, their dorm rooms and participate Panhellenic in several activities sponsored by Council, campus organizations. Kappa Delta "A few of the organizations and Drive Tau and activities that will be involved are WlMII: Residence Wildflowers' bloom at Weaver not known yet because students 9:30 a.m. to 6 H all have dntil the day before to sign p.m. Association BY TONYA GAMBREL up," said Leslie Covington, vice are among Tuesday and Staff writer "This should be president of student association. the organi- Wednesday Some of the organizations z a t i o n s If you are near Weaver one of the best involved include the Baptist helping Building Tuesday or Wednesday concerts we Student Union, Public Relations with this evening, you might see the wild- Student Society of America, semester's flowers dancing. have ever had. Americans with Disabilities Act blood drive. The EKU Dance Theatre stu- and several fraternities and sorori- Cari Heigle, director of student dents will be using their bodies to Marianne McAdam, ties. The activities will include development and member of the create the visual effect of flowers director wheelchair races, water balloon during the song "Wildflowers" by Panhellenic Council, provides » fights, bake sales, water gun sales workers for the blood drive and Tom Petty. and several other activities. has helped publicize it through The EKU Dance Theatre pre- sents their upcoming concert fea- Mark Wheeler is a professional Any student or organization weekly meetings and newsletters. artist helping with choreography interested in getting involved with "We have discussed the blood turing special guest choreogra- Spring Fling can sign up at the phers and a sampling of a wide for the concert. He is putting drive in the last few meetings and together a program called senate office in Powell Building, plan to hang fliers to get people variety of dance techniques. Room 132. The event begins at 8 p.m. "Consider the Circle," featuring out to donate," Heigle said. ballroom dance. The blood drive is in conjunc- Tuesday and Wednesday in Weaver Dance Studio. Students will perform at least tion with Central Kentucky Blood 11 pieces, encompassing various Center (CKBC), a nonprofit orga- Marianne Mi-Adam, director for the EKU Dance Theatre pro- dance forms such as jazz, modern nization serving 68 hospitals and dance, tap, ballroom and Afro- ► Intramural* clinics in 94 Kentucky counties. grams, is excited about the upcoming concert. Caribbean dance. Some interesting facts about "Dance theatre students do all donating blood that most people "This should be one of the best Foursomes don't know, but should are listed concerts we have ever had at of their own choreography, music here: Eastern," McAdam said. and raise their own money to fund Professional dancer Sara these programs," McAdam said. to scramble • Only one pint of blood donated Yarborough-Smith has been work- This program has been put The intramural office, in an can save the lives of three people ing with the EKU Dance Theatre together on their own time. They effort to increase student and fac- in need. students in preparation for the really have a passion for what they ulty interaction outside the class- concert do." room, has organized a nine-hole • 250 volunteer donors are need- Smith started dancing when Marissa Devaul is a dance golf scramble to take place every ed to satisfy the amount of she was 5 years old and has a choreographer in the program. Wednesday in April. patients in search of blood dona- strong background in a variety of She taught the "Wildflowers" tions. dance and will be dancing in sev- The week's winning team will techniques including classical, Andrew Patterson /Progress receive an intramural T-shirt and contemporary, modern and Afro- eral other pieces in the program. • Red blood cells can be used for "Each dancer has practiced From left: Dee Anne Whitaker, Heather Proffitt and Ricardo Valencia free green fees for the next week. open-heart surgery, plasma for Caribbean dancing. Teams will consist of four Her professional background around sue hours per night for the rehearse a dance tor their concert Tuesday and Wednesday nights. trauma patients and platelets for last four weeks. One good thing golfers and those with a mix of stu- cancer and leukemia patients. includes dancing for several well- under 12 can attend for free. understand something," Johnson known companies such as The about the group is even though we dents and faculty will receive a are all from different majors, we Lee Johnson, another per- said. scoring bonus. • You must be in good health to Metropolitan Opera Ballet of New former and choreographer in the "We have a very wide variety of York and The Alvin Ailey are still a close group," Devaul The registration fee is $28 for donate. Also, you must be at least said. program, created and will perform performances planned." each team, or $7 per person. 17 years old and weigh at least 100 American Dance Theatre where a swing dance to the "Jitterbug." pounds. she worked for 11 years. 'Admission for students is $3 For further information and tee and $5 for nonstudents. Children "Everybody is guaranteed to times, call John Jewell at 622-1248. 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EARN CASH TODAY!! »> t } Sports B6 Thursday, April 8,1999 Hie Eastern Progress Shane Walters, editor Coaches 'stretched thin* with classes, athletics Tve walked into a class and a coach told us, 'Look, you don't care about this class and I don't care about this class.'" Greg Vittltow, Eastern undeclared freshman Jim Ward is one BY BEN JACKEY teaching if they wish, but he doesn't want it to be mandatory. Along with of the head coach- Contributing writer With the support of President Robert Kustra, he hopes to teaching two es still teaching at reduce the teaching load. classes. Jim Ward astern Athletics Director Jeff Long has been "It seems like we're operating as a Division I school in is head baseball Eastern. Ward thrown into the ring — not with Holyfield or teaches a first-aid name only," Long said. "Only Division II and III schools coach at Eastern. Tyson, but with the burning fire of concerns from have teaching requirements for their coaches." class along with a coaches and members of the athletics department Long reminds those wanting the requirement to Andrew CPR class Long said athletics at Eastern have suffered change that there are financial implications as well. Patterson/Progress Mat Wyarf Progress over the years, and while he has mentioned factors Reducing the amount of classes coaches teach such as the lack of facilities and fan support, one would require hiring more teachers. The ath- major reason may be the teaching requirement letics department would bear most of the of coaches. burden in paying coaches' salaries. "This is an issue that has been Up until this year, all applicants for an around for a number of years," Long said. Eastern coaching position had to have a But I don't think that with one stroke master's degree and a teaching assign- of the pen, all teaching by coaches ment. Exceptions were made this year should end." not requiring a masters degree for all 11 >ng feels teaching is simply new and incoming coaches. too much to ask of a coach when The head coaches of the football, vol- he or she is also training and leyball and men's and women's basketball trying to win contests. teams are no longer required to teach. "Coaches have Teaching and coaching at the same been stretched time is still a requirement for all remaining thin," Long said. coaches at Eastern. He notes that Other universities in the state, such as the despite his desire University of Louisville, see the teaching to end the require- requirement as a rule for high school coaches to ment, it will not be follow. terminated. Long does- Of the Division I schools in Kentucky including Urb-om n't want to discourage "^" any coaches from See Question/Page B8 '///// I ■■ ► Outdoor Track ► Baseball King Eyes Wide Shut Eastern dethrones hopes to national maroon champion Big Red BY SHAKE WALTERS BY SHANE WALTERS Sports editor Sports editor It's not everyday a national Jack did it. Jill did it too. And champion is dethroned, but then Jim hopes to do it today, as head again, outdoor track coach Rick baseball coach Jim Ward's Erdmann was lucky enough to Colonels hope to climb up and have a King to do so over the Hilltoppers of Western Senior Jamie King placed sec- Kentucky at Turkey Hughes Field. ond in the 1,500-meter run with a Western head coach Joel time of 4:21.46, ousting former Murrie's Toppers are coming off 1,500-meter run national champi- back-to-back losses to South on Carmen Douma, who finished Alabama, while falling to two eighth in the Duke Invitational in games above .500 with a 15-13 Durham, N.C.. last weekend. overall record. King's finish made her an NCAA "All of the pitchers did a good provisional qualifier. job of commanding the strike "It was a pretty high class zone," Murrie said to Western's field," Erdmann said. "Can you college newspaper. The College envision someone on one of our Heights Herald. "Unfortunately other sports teams beating a we made a couple of mistakes. national champion? 1 think that's When a guy doesn't walk any and enough said." doesn't make any errors, it makes Besides King's outstanding it tough to win." performance in the 1,500-meter, Today's 3:30 p.m. contest has Kathleen Dodsworth set a new been dubbed Grand Slam the Eastern school record in discus Stands and will feature door with a throw of 48.16 meters (158- prizes, entertainment and a fast 0). pitch contest. Tanning bed visits, While Dodsworth and King restaurant certificates and a were painting the city of Durham World Wrestling Federation pay- a brighter shade of maroon, other per-view special package will be members of Eastern's outdoor given away. track team were competing on the "Thursday is Grand Slam the Shively Outdoor Track against Photos by Andrew Patterson'Progress Stands day as we're trying to Louisville and Kentucky in attract more Eastern students to I .exiunion. Despite her obstructed view, senior Amy DeSmet arrives safely at third base after the ball is thrown past Middle Tennessee third baseman our home games," Ward said to Ryan Parrish highlighted a Tamara Davis Sunday at Hood Field. DeSmet scored a run on the error, giving her an inside-the-park home run. sports information. segment of the men's overall Although the contest offers vari- results with a first place finish in ous activities, it's the actual Eastern the 1.000-meter run, although the versus Western rivalry that wUl be top four finishers of the 1,000- Colonels cage Tigers; the pinnacle of the game. meter were all affiliated with As the winningest coach in the Eastern — David Machungo fin- history of baseball at Western, ished second, Charles Moore MTSU 'raids' sluggers Murrie has led Western's baseball third and Brett Earnest fourth. teams to five regular season con- Daniel Blochwitz finished the BY DANIEL REINHART top of the ninth inning to defeat ference championships — three men's 600-meter run with first Contributing writer Eastern 2-1. Eastern was held to in the Ohio Valley Conference place honors in a time of 1:21.40 five hits while giving up eight. (1980, 1981. 1982) and two in the and also placed first in section two The bats came alive last Mahon again went the length Sun Belt Conference West of the 300-meter hurdles. weekend in Richmond. of the game, (including the two Division (1985, 1988). Machungo took top honors in the No, hairy warm-blooded Murrie's 1999 squad is led 2.000-meter run with a first place mammals weren't flying around extra innings) but to no avail. She struck out five and gave up strongly by senior Chris Yeo, time of 5:30, while the men's campus Saturday night, but the from Orono. Ontario, who leads 4x300-meter relay team pulled in Mitt balls were. one earned run in the loss. In the secortd game Eastern the Hilltoppers in batting with his another first place for Eastern Eastern scored 16 runs to average of .378 and with his 28 with a time of 2:23.40. sweep visiting Tennessee State led for the first five innings only to lose the lead for good in the top of runs scored, while junior catcher Senior Sarah Blossom not only 6-1 and 9-1. Eastern exploded for Curtis Bliss may be a threat to the was named the GTE District IV 25 hits to up its record to 12-17 the sixth. The Colonels were ahead 3-1 going into the top of the fences of Hughes Field, with his Academic All-American, but she overall and 2-0 in the conference. squad-leading eight home runs. sixth when Middle Tennessee also fared well in the 2,000-meter As usual the Colonels' pitch- Junior Jay Meyer tops the run in Lexington. Blossom booted ing was consistent. In the first struck. Scott was rocked for three Hilltoppers pitching department Louisville's Eileen Ferguson by contest Kristina Mahon led runs until coach Jane Worthington with his 2.25 ERA as fellow pitcher 3.6 seconds to take first in the Eastern to a 6-1 victory, pitching pulled her. 2.000-meter. junior Josh Novotney holds the a complete game and giving up Unfortunately for Eastern, it best overall winning margin at 4-2. The women's 4x 100-meter only two hits. The sophomore was too late. The Colonels never The Colonels fell short of a vic- relay team earned another first improved her record to 4-5 by led again. tory last season against the place, while Amy Bidle took to the giving up no earned runs while The Colonels (12-19. 2-2) will Hilltoppers as the red and white sky for a top mark in the high striking out four. finish off their first homestead of of Western scored seven runs in jump (1.52 meters). In the second victory (9-1) the year with a doubleheader the second inning to edge Eastern "We had some good perfor- Karen Scott went the distance against Tennessee-Martin at 1 17-6. mances in Lexington." Erdmann giving up five hits and one p.m. Saturday and a game versus Eastern is riding a five-game said. "A couple of the girls compet- earned run. The senior struck Austin Peay at 1 p.m. Sunday. winning streak and has won 12 of ed well and the rest just varied " out eight batters and improved Eastern will then leave the its last 16 contests. The Colonels The outdoor track team will her record to 4-7 overall. friendly realm of Hood Field for swept a three-game series from take their basket of first place Junior Kim Sarrazm tags out an opposing Middle Tennessee player The Colonels weren't able to its first conference road swing. the Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks wins to the University of at home plate Sunday at Hood Field After this weekend, the Colonels resurrect some of that hot hit- Worthington will lead her team last weekend to jump into a tie for Tennessee for the Sea-Ray Relays will have seven on-the-road doubleheaders before entering the Ohio ting Sunday. Middle Tennessee northeast to face Morehead State third place in the OVC with the in Knoxville this weekend Valley Conference Tournament May 1 -2 came through with a run in the Tuesday in a doubleheader. team's 5-4 conference record. ' K The Eastern Progress, Thursday. April 8,1999 SpOftS B7 ► Tennis KidcPs Colonels 'spring* into action Panthers' purr BY SHANE WALTERS redshirted last year after coming Sports editor to Eastern in January 1998. The quarterback spot is wide too tough for Entering his 36th season at the open and we have some young helm of Eastern football, coach receivers who will be competing for Roy Kidd has deep concerns in developing the 1999 squad's those starting positions," Kidd said. tennis Colonels young offensive line and finding a Collins and Chapman will reliable quarterback. launch the majority of their BY SHANE WAITERS __^_ Kidd and his football Colonels throws to junior Anthony Boggs. Sports editor ' began spring football drills March who will grace the wide receiver 25 in preparation for the 1999 position held last season by E^tern's tennis teams were circus ringmasters in Rondel Menendez. Charleston, 111., last weekend. Their objective — football season. Spring practice is broken down The Colonel defense returns take a fuzzy, lime-green ball out of the grasp of an eight starters and 20 lettermen on Eastern Illinois Panther. Eastern must have forgot- into three helmet-only days, eight days in full pads with no tackling a defensive unit that finished third ten their whips. in the league in scoring defense Whether is was due to the lack of a cracking whip and four days in full pads with tackling. (24.9). Second-team All-OVC or not, the Panthers of Eastern Illinois University choices senior free safety Shawn upset head tennis coach Tom Higgins' men's and Plans are for Eastern's spring Gallant and senior tackle Jason women's tennis teams in back-to-back matches. drills to end with the Maroon-White Spring Game at 7 p.m. Saturday. Muchaw will lead the defense. The men's team was looking to "We have a lot of people back on end a seven-game losing streak April 17, at Roy Kidd Stadium. Kidd returns defense, but we're thin at tackle. against Eastern Illinois, but the One move we're Panthers chalked a 4-3 match vic- 32 lettermen going to look at tory in their winning column from last sea- M ar ooft-Wh 11 • making is instead. The 1-13 Colonels' last win son's 6-5 squad putting Nick came against the Governors of that was filled Spring Gam* Sullivan at out- with injuries to Austin Peay Feb. 12. WhM: 7 p.m., April 17 side linebacker Senior Adam Doyle earned a sin- key personnel instead of strong gles win by defeating Eastern throughout the Whwr«: Roy Kidd Stadium safety," Kidd Illinois' No. 1 seed Brad Cook 6-3, year. This led to said. "Well let Adam Doyle 3-2, while fellow senior Chad a 4-3 Eastern Scooter (Asel) defeated ElU's Williams defeated the Panthers' finish and tie for and Shawn Gallant handle those No. 1 singles No. 4 seed Sargy Letuchy 6-3.6-1. fourth place in Ohio Valley two safety positions." seed Brad Senior Jamey Sellars and Doyle Conference final standings. Other key players returning for Cook 6-3, 3-2. combined their rackets in doubles "We have a really young football Eastern on defense are lineback- action against the Panthers' No. 1 team, especially on our offensive ers Brad Folke and Butch and No. 2 players picking up an 8-3 line, which means well definitely Printup, ends Randy Lawrence victory, while senior Michael Hornback and Williams be concentrating on the fundamen- and Kenneth "Shorty" Combs and picked up a doubles point for Eastern in an 8-3 win. tals," Kidd said. "We're going to tackle Terry Thomas. On the opposite end of Eastern Illinois' tennis take a strong look at a lot of our "We're also going to take a courts, Eastern's women's tennis team found Maria younger players and try to get them strong look at some young defen- Reed's Lady Panthers uncaged and full of rage as the in the right position for next fall. sive backs who were redshirted Lady Colonels fell short of a victory with an 8-1 Our main objective is to get better, last year," Kidd said. match defeat. The Lady Colonels' contest against but we have a lot of work to do." Defensive back lettermen Murray State was canceled due to severe weather Five starters come back for the returning include senior rover- conditions. Colonels on offense led by second- back Brent Hampton, senior free Freshman April Dixon earned the Lady Colonels' team 1998 All-OVC guard Josh safety Remond Goode, junior cor- only game point, defeating Yovita Widyadharma 6-3, Hunter. Fellow starting senior nerback Kris Nevels and sopho- 6-2. Eastern Illinois netted the remaining singles guard Charles Watkins will join more free safety J.D. Jewell. points and also overhauled the Lady Colonels in dou- Hunter on the line. Kidd will be expecting newly bles competition. Three starters return in the named defensive secondary coach Higgins' tennis squads will tighten their racket backfield, led by junior Corey Will Muschamp to contribute his strings a little tighter as the teams host the Blue Crume and senior Derick Logan West Georgia and Jacksonville Raiders of Middle Tennessee State this weekend. who shared time at tailback posi- State University coaching experi- The Lady Colonels will get the honor of trying to tion last season with the now- ences to Eastern's eager defense. wrangle Middle's Raiders at 9 a.m. Saturday, while departed Brian Durham. "Will struck me as someone the Colonels will wait until 2 p.m. Sunday to test After the departure of University who is dedicated to the game of their skills against Middle. of Nevada-Las Vegas transfer Jon football and he has used similar "I hope our teams can really pick it up for the con- Denton, the quarterback position is schemes where he has been to ference matches," Higgins said. "I feel confident that expected to be between juniors what we play with our defense." they will be able to do that." Waylon Chapman and Chad Kidd said. The men's and women's tennis teams have three Collins. Andrew Patterson/Progress "It's a shame that 11 players regular schedule contests remaining against Chapman backed up Denton Junior wide receiver Anthony Boggs tumbles onto the field of Roy Kidd Stadium after will miss all of spring with Morehead. Austin Peay and Tennessee State before last year and started the final injuries, and eight of those are catching a pass during a spring football practice Tuesday. Head football coach Roy Kidd the Ohio Valley Conference Championships begin game of the season against players well be counting on in the April 23-25 in Nashville, Tenn. will begin his 36th season with 32 lettermen returning from last season's 6-5 squad. Eastern Illinois, while Collins was fall." TEACHER You will spend thousands of dollars for insurance during your lifetime. Invest your money wisely. Take Principles of RECRUITMENT Insurance as an elective course and become a prepared FAIR consumer when purchasing your insurance needs. 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Photo Editor BY PANEL RBNHAHT couldn't follow up on its strong Contributing writer LadlM finish 4th second place finish of a week ago. The men finished in the mid- News Writer Graphics Editor Consistency is the cornerstone at Colonel Classic dle of the pack, placing ninth out of successful teams. The women's of 18 teams at the Johnny Owens Accent Editor Online Editor golf team played its most consis- rirwsfi ocore» Invitational in Lexington. tent game last weekend at its own "Our goal was to finish in the invitational and it paid off with a 4 Eastern top five," Pat Stephens said. "We Arts Editor Ad Manager fourth-place finish. 14 Heather Faesy 79-81 — 160 didn't play as well as we'd like in All five Lady Colonels finished 16 Mtcrwte Biro 83-78—161 the last round." with scores between 160 and 169. Activities Editor Ad Designer 19 Colleen Yaeger81 - 81 —162 The Colonels started off strong propelling the team to its best fin- 39KeiWteon 82-86—166 ish of the spring. Eastern golfers with a first round score of 302 fol- Sports Editor Ad Representatives Heather Faesy, Michelle Biro and 47Kri»steKirby 85-84—169 lowed by a blistering 292. But in Colleen Yaeger all earned top 20 the third round Eastern couldn't finishes. keep pace, falling to a score of 309. How did Eastern earn its sec- five team OVC championships in Miami of Ohio won the tourna- ond top five finish of the spring? two weeks. ment followed by Notre Dame and "With total team consistency," Stephens said the consistent Ohio University. Eastern did beat Want more info? coach Joni Stephens said. play of top players has been a out rivals 1 ouisvillc and Western But she didn't overlook the strong suit of the team. She is Kentucky. The Cardinals finished You can find out how obvious advantage Eastern had. hoping this strong play will con- 10th while the Hilltoppers were a "Part of it was the fact we were tinue into the tournament. stroke back in 11th place. much these jobs pay on our home course." she added. "Their confidence levels are Eric Willenbrink led the Stephens is hoping this strong pretty high." Stephens said. Colonels with a score of 219 and descriptions of the end to the season will launch "(Michelle) Biro has been solid as (three over par). Eric Games was Eastern into Ohio Valley a rock for me this spring." the Colonels' next highest finish- titles on our webpage. Conference play with an advan- On the other side of the green er with a score of 227 (11 over tage. Eastern will compete in the coach Pat Stephens' men's team par). Check it out! (h REFERENCES:Please list the names of two people who can attest to your abilities. Name:. Name:. Tide: Tide: Phone: Phone: pring is here! 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