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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1991-1992 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Recreation Accent Perspective Friday: Mostly cloudy high in the tow 90s. Area adventures Murder Inc. Veep picks Saturday: Partly cloudy From the Pinnacles to a Local group provides Suggestions for on the 80s rlverboat, county offers a va- murder, mayhem for No.Jo. 2 spots Sunday: Partly cloudy rietyofoutings. in the 80s. page88&9 fun. Page 6 Pag* 3 THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vol. 70/Summer issue 16 pages July 9,1992 Student pubKcatton of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 40475 O The Eastern Progress. 1992
Jones appoints 4 newcomers Board of Regents Political Name fcrvTtae ftrninftrinn Affiliation Term to Eastern's board of regents Re-appointed By»-- TimT"I BlBlum In._ compliance.. with u a_ new .. ..law ingI serving- I ■ - as - - vice •--■ president-•■■- of «■ -the■■- Rodney T. Gross M/B Veterinarian R lYr. Co-editor aimed at removing former Gov. national FT A and as chairperson of the Kentucky Learning Disabilities Wallace Wilkinson from tut self- Harold G. Campbell M/W Banker 5Yr. On July 24 four newcomers will appointment to UK's board at the Development program. Boyer re- join four face* of experience in the end of his term, Jones reappoinied ceived her bachelor's degree in first meeting ofihe university's new atleasthalfoftheincumbenutothe English from California State Uni- Barbara A. Ricke F/W Executive 4Yr. board of regents. Eastern's board the state's boards and chose from a versity with a minor in math. was swept clean along with the rest list of 1S2 nominees to fill the re- Elliot, 44, of Jackson, Ky., is a James T.Gilbert M/W Attornev 2Yr. of the state's boards in an effort to maining i directing attorney for the Appala- purge the state's higher education The law required that Jones se- chian Research and Defense Fund Newly-appointed governing bodies of political inter- lect a proportional representation of Kentucky. She is s member of ests. of the two major political parties the Prichard Committee and a board Jane D. Boyer F/W Volunteer 5Yr. Among the new appointments and that the appointments reflect at member of the Workers of Rural to the board are Jane D. Boyer, least the proportional representa- Kentucky. Elliot holds degrees in Cynthia E. Elliott, Gilbert Miller tion of the minority racial composi- journalism and law from Wayne Cynthia E. Elliot F/B Attorney 6Yr. and Irving Roaenstein. The new tion of the state. State University. members were chosen from a list of Boyer, SI, is a Republican from Miller, 61, is a self-employed Gilbert Miller M/W Executive 3Yr. 16 nraainstiowa presented by the Prospect, Ky.. located just east of builder developer from Richmond Higher Education Nominating Louisville. Boyer is involved with Committee. several volunteer programs includ- See REGENTS, Page 16 Irving Roaenstein M/w Executive 6Yr. Progress graphic fry Mike Royrr Business Kung Fu fighting Pollio leaves, Calhoun new dean off head coach to Chicago By Scott Rohrer By Mike Royer Assistant sports editor Co-editor In front of the trophy racks in the hallway of the Begley Building Dr. Charles Falk, dean of the last Thursday afternoon, Mike college of Business, is leaving after Calhoun was introduced to the press six years at the university to go as the new head basketball coach at home. Eastern Kentucky University. Progress photo ky BOBBI ]0 SHIELDS Falk, a native of Chicago, will Calhoun's acceptance came assume the position of dean of busi- Former Assistant Coach with sincere appreciation to former Mike Calhoun was appointed ness and management at Northeast- coach Mike Pollio and assistant ere Illinois University in Chicago new head coach of men's coach John Ferguson, the man he basketball last Thursday. in the fall. beat out for the job. In addition to his duties as dean, While Ferguson will remain Falk will also be a processor of with Eastern next season, Pollio, INSIDE marketing at the university. the 1992 Ohio Valley Conference Dr. Russell F. Enzie, associate Coach of the Year will become the □ Madonna hits a home run vice president for academic affairs associate athletics director for de- in the new summertime hit "A and research, said the search for a velopment and public affairs at the League of Their Own." new dean would begin in mid-Au- University of Louisville. See Page 10. gust; coinciding with the first meet- Eastern's Assistant Athletic Accent 6 ing of the College of Business on Director Steve Angelucci said, Arts/ Entertainment 10&11 Aug. 17. Progrut BBS* If BOBBI JO SHIELDS "Mike Pollio did a dam good job at Perspective 243 According to Enzie a plan for a Eastern. He brought this program a formal search will be set in motion Daniel Woosley and Danielle Mclntyre, students in the Sports 12»13 university's Karate special Interest course, competed at the long way and I hate to see him go." Classifieds 4 Amateur Athletic Union in Cincinnati, Ohio July 4. People poll 3 See tklKpage 15 See CALHOUN, page 15 2 Perspective The Eastern Progress Thursday, July 9,1992
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EDITORIAL Ross for Boss? Beware of billionaires promising miracles
Just a few months ago, the major parties continue to flock to mention of the name Ross Perot the independent. would produce a puzzled look of It is easy to get swept up in the ignorance, but now it seems almost Ross for Boss mania; the man is no one, not even The While House, charming, accomplished and just can ignore his presence. oozes with confidence. This Even though he has not yet coupled with the so called Voter officially declared his candidacy, anger" factor has mode Perot the Texas native has caused enough Without a recession, check of a fuss to wreak havoc in both the bouncing scandal and general Bush and Clinton camps. Perot is Washington hanky paoky, Ross not only a threat to the two parlies, Perot would have been laughed out now he is a leading contender for of the race, but in 1992 all bets are many and a savior to some. off. While his enthusiasm and Perot is an interesting concept, motivation can't help but be but a scary reality. All the polls admired, you have to question his that put Perot ahead are good and methods. fine, but they don't really mean A self-made billionaire, Perot much. It is easy to tell a pollster UPS & DOWNS is said to be ruthless in his business who you will vote for, but the dealings and admits he knows how actual act of voting is an entirely to use "the system" to hit advan- different thing. tage. While he may possess quantity While he has a definite head for in his following, does he have business, it is questionable if he has quality? what it takes to run the country. Will the same Americans who Downto: Up to: Up to: It seems hypocritical to put have been swayed so easily to such a man in office who uses the support Perot, despite their lack of George Bush Karen Caldwell Fay Vincent system so well to his own advan- understanding his true position, This is a president who As U.S. attorney for The commissioner of our tage when it is this same system flee at the first sign of trouble? spends most of his energy pro- Kentucky's Eastern division, that is burdening the majority of When voters step into the booth to moting democracy in foreign national pastime had the guts Caldwell has succeeded in ob- to realign the National League Americans today. cast their ballot in November, they nations, but yet vctos the Mo- taining indictments against gov- Perot condemning special will be faced with three ques- tor Voter Bill, legislation ernment corruption. by swapping divisions be- interest groups is like die pot tions—do I want to stay the same? which would increase the num- tween the West's Cincinnati calling the kettle black. Perots Relatively the same? Or something ber of registered voters and and Atlanta for the East's Chi- enure fortune is based on his own totally different? Fear of ruining possibly lower voter apathy in cago and St. Louis. It only special interests. the country will cause the Peroists his homeland. makes sense. Sorry What can Perot offer black to look somewhere else. Chicagoland. America and other minorities, not We see voters in November Sugoesitana tor thceecaseryjng UPS S TOWNS ^weta to mention foreign policy? His perceiving Bill Clinton as the safe good ole' boy Texan "can do" radical choice. He represents may condense letters over 200 attitude will only work for so long change without a real fear, and will LETTERS POLICY: and his "donations" win not always words which are accepted for publi- The deadline (or submitting a appear to be moderate compared to The Eastern Progress encour- cation letter fore specific issue is noon the be able to serve as pacifiers when Bush and Perot. Ross Perot is the ages its readers to write letters to voices cry out which could create Letters should be addressed to Monday before Thursdays publica- best thing to happen to Bill the editor on topics of interest to the the newspaper and must contain tion. pressure on his campaign. Clinton. The question is will the university community. the author's address and telephone Many questions still remain American voting public be able to Utters submitted for publica- number. Letters must also include about Ross Perot as a person and Mall totters to The make the leap of faith required to tion should be typed. Letters should the author's signature. Carbon cop- Progress, 117 Donovan Annex, politician, but nevertheless, vote Perot in November, or win' not be longer than 200 words. Be- ies, photocopies and letters wkb Americans fed «>p with the two Eaatsrn Kentucky University. they get eold feet? . cause of limited space. The Progress illegtole signatures WW not be ae- RlCrsmtiW.Xy.'40«7o' '" \ I i<'ii I'MVI • Oljl ■>> • » .,...' Another view The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,1992 3 Running mate mania out of control PEOPLE POLL By Bobbi Jo Shields In the great tradition of Spiro 25 group. Right What advice would you give to Incoming freshmen? Agncw, Waller Mondale and the Geraldo: Now old H. Ross king of goofy vice presidents, wouldn't have to hire someone to Dan Quayle (that's Quayle with E dig up dirt on his opponents, just like potatoe) it's nearing the time do what R. Reagan did for years. for that rousing game known as .. ask his vice president to do Political Pick-Your-Partner. your dirty work. Also, Geraldo So in the spirit of bottom line could host a TV special live from election year politics I have taken you ever notice whenever Marine the White House where he could the liberty of preparing a list of le (the presidential helicopter) badger himself with questions candidates Clinton and Perot can lands who gets out first? Millie. about impropriety and scandal consider for the presidential on- And if you look closely, the until he would move himself to deck circle. Secret Service pay more attention tears and beg the nation for Clinton: Gov. Clinton has to the dogs, do you think that forgiveness. It would also give Paul Graven, senior, computer Donna Shields, junior, communi- been on or near the ropes since fiasco in Panama would have him the opportunity to test his information systems, Louisville cation disorders. Barbourville "Don't early this year when a troika of happened if it were Millie on the theory that Jimmy Hoffa was "Donl party too hard, but party.' coma to Eastern." scandals rocked his campaign. I grandstand? buried in the White House Rose don't expect Bill to use any of my Rick Pitino: The only scary Garden. picks, but remember Gennifer thing here is I'm sure someone in Aunt Bee: Southern, lough as Flowers, she wasn't a real winner. the city of the University of nails, excellent family values and Marion Barry: The candidate we Kentucky ( oh, I'm sorry, that a good cook; The prototypic Ross know inhales and sleeps around blur on 1-75 is actually called Perot woman. Ran her house like could teach Clinton a thing or Lexington) has already put far a corporation; not much on two about drugs and damsels. too much thought into it already. smarts, but a whole-lotta common If elected. Mayor Barry could Perot: The tiny Texas tycoon sense. turn Blanton House into Crack teeters on the presidency, but Marcel Marceau: The Mums- House and could invite all his what he needs is someone who the-Word ticket Nobody would prison buddies over for a high can raise the average height of the dare ask the legendary mime (if time, and with Barry's knowledge ticket to over 5-foot-10. Height there is such a thing) about his Kim Bridges, graduate student, David Noland, senior, history, of our nation's capital he will be becomes an issue because in a stand on the issues. How could he education, Goergetown "Have a Richmond "Stick it out.don't give able to show Arkansas boy stunning decision president Bush answer? He's too busy trying to good time, but make your grades.* up and have fun." Clinton where to find the best announced as a substitute for get out of an invisible box. floosies and filtered marijuana debates a 2 on 2 basketball format The Dianetics book: Hey got a around D.C. will be used this year." Hello, problem with the economy? page Saddam Hussein: George New York Knicks? This is Ross 237! International terrorism got couldn't put the nail in his coffin Perot I'd like to buy Patrick you down? page 1221 Both claim the fust time, so why not let him Ewing." the solutions to problems are just suit up against George at his W. Axl Rose: Short, initial first that easy. game—sneakiness. Actually name, scratchy voice, a man with Wayne Campbell: Perot's idea Saddam may be the only person a penchant for doing things "his" for electronic town halls could be with a lower approval rating than way. Sounds like a match made in hosted by your excellent vice- theprez. Heaven ( or Hell depending on president Wayne Campbell! Millie (the White House dog): musical tastes and political Media savvy, cable access Ever since Nancy left the While affiliation). Would lose votes in schmoozer Wayne would be the Bob Howard, senior, physical Lynyel Sowder, sophmore. pre- House the real brain trust in the St. Louis, but would get the intellectual backbone of the education, Winchester "Not to goof law, Lancaster "To study hard and off... go to summer school so you executive branch has been the important foothold in that largest ticket Garth as Secretary of donl play around because college can graduate in four years.* English Spaniel scribe, Millie. If of all voting age groups, the 18- Babes. is serious."
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Hopkins said Eastern and the University of Kentucky arc the only two remaining state institutions with _FARM FRESH ln-house food service programs which return a profit. Prognm Bfcttl hj BOBBI fO SHIELDS "Currently we have an operation SJ PRODUCE LB in which we are generating revenue Jaaam Mohammad, Shirley Lin, Alt* Liu and Janet W«4 (Comer of Lancaster & the By-pass) to the university," Baldwin said. "If gat a taste of food service In the Powell Cafeteria. we ever get lo a point where we are losing money, we will look at all major doses of food from these expected toclear only about $60,000 LOOK FOR THE BUS alternatives." popular outlets. Western's to $70,000 for 1991-92. The The alternative may be to decision may sound great, but reduction in profits is due IB a 10 contract with an organization, such Eastern's Hopkins does not agree. percent wage increase for t> tS if | as the Marriott Corp.. one of the "Ipersonally think u'satragedy employees, a 5 percent rise in food largest hotel and fast food anytime a state institution ends up cost and minor maintenance costs, Fresh Vegetables brought in daily!! conglomerates, as Western did going contract,'' Hopkins said. he said. earlier this spring. EKU's food service generates Hopkins said as long as the food 0 Eat FRESH for Health 0 Marriott agreed to pay Western money back into the university service was turning a profit, there $200,000 a year, 2 percent of the and the community. The food was no need to bring in the franchise I-' 1 franchise profit and spend $1 million service is essentially self companies. Free Pound of to renovate facilities over a five- supporting in that it pays salaries, Hopkins challenged the idea that I l year period. Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, food costs and mechanical costs the food service is not convenient Bananas with any purchase Burger King and Subway will be out of ks own profits. or fast enough. He said. "No one on included in the fast food court. In 1990-91 EKU's food service this campus is more than seven exp. 7-30-92 To students whose diets include made $198,000, but Hopkins minutes from food." &m B VALUABLE COUPON BUY ONE DINNER *i Mexican Restaurant GET THE SECOND 1/2 PRICE EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE Authentic Mexican Food PLEASE PRESENT COUPON WHEN ORDERING GOOD FOR DINE IN OR CARRY OUT. L. exp. 7-30-92 .J 263 East Main (Downtown) • Richmond, KY VALUABLE COUPON BUY ONE DINNER ^l 623-8422 GET THE SECOND Open 7 Days a week 11:00 a.m. - 10:00p.m. 1/2 PRICE HOURS: Monday thru Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE Sunday noon to 9:00 p.m. PLEASE PRESENT COUPON WHEN ORDERING GOOD FOR DINE IN OR CARRY OUT. exp. 7-30-92 L. ._] 6 Accent The Eastern Pr Thursday, July 9,1992 Whodunnit? Company makes murder a parlor game By Melissa Thomas former Public Information editor usually have one team that gets it Staff writer at Eastern. After that weekend, exactly, one team in the ballpark they did a series of murder parties and three or four teams that are Murder. It's illegal, it's for the Kentucky State parks and just totally in outer space,'' said fascinating and now it's available the rest is history. Smith. at parties. The parties hosted by Murder, So far, the Mystery, Inc. Murder, Inc. is a company Inc. range from one day banquets parties have been successful due, which writes murder mysteries to week long mysteries, such at in part, to the curiosity of people and brings them to life with real the one created for the Elderhostcl about murder. people performing the character program recently hosted at "A lot of the fun of the parts and acting out the entire Eastern by Charles Sweet and Hal mystery comes with having scenario. Blythc, both English professors at people that play these roles right The company started about Eastern and writers for Murder, in front of your eyes," said Smith. seven years ago as a collaboration Inc. "It's a challenge and it's safe— between Dr. Anne Kilkclly, then Smith said the basis of the kind of like a parlor game or an English professor at murder mysteries performed by charades." Transylvania University, and Murder, Inc. is structured The parties are catered to each Jamie Hamon, then with the improvisation. It sounds group depending on the type of Special Programs at Eastern. contradictory in terms, but it is people who will be participating. "They got together and actually a mixture of both a Smith said that younger people decided it would be structured performance and an seem to like the murders to be Jv fun to do a mystery improvisation. fairly realistic while older people weekend," said A structured improvisation is shy away from the very realistic "^\.Mason where the participants in the murders and prefer the more ?N5 Smith, murder are given one-paragraph imaginative ones. character sketches and they are At the recent Ekferhosiel patty, also given an hour-by-hour, the storyline centered around two sometimes minute-by-minute, brothers raised in Tibet by monks. itinerary of where they have to be The brothers were skilled in and the clue sequence. After that, martial arts. Upon their arrival in all of the dialogue is improv. America, one decided to sell-out Usually the script is only a and make money with his skills page or two long but. Smith said, while the other brother remained the murder script for the previous dedicated to his art. week-long Elderhostcl The key part of the murder was performance was a whopping that both brothers were in love seven pages long. with the same woman, who was Each group participating in the killed when she intervened in a murder party is required to Till out duel in which the brothers were Prognu illHBtrmtion fry BO ROBERTSON a crime ballot, which asks who fighting with bolts of energy. did it, the motive and how the The participants were required murder was committed. to find out how she really died, "If everything has worked, we who killed her and why. 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CALL US AT 622-1872 A com plaint of criminal negli- erages by students at SAB func- tions by personally endorsing di- '"■""" Fonner Majrfidd police officer gence filed against the university SS Johnny Stroup pleaded guilty on was dismissed by the State Board of rect payment of SAE funds for the Thursday, June 11, to two Claims late Ian month, according purchase of alcoholic beverages. ** According to Sandy Godbey, DEERRUN STABLES misdemeanor charges involving to a source with the board. $2.00 OFF REGULAR PRICE~] Ihe alleged rape of anoaVr police The board dismissed Samuel clerk of the Board of Claims, once officer almost two years ago Dailey's complaint of negligence a decision is rendered by the board with this coupon while the officers woe enrolled in against the university stemming both plaintiff and defendant have a law enforcement training from a March 1986incident where 45 days to file appeals tame deci- | exp._8/15/92 | program. bis son. Michael Dailey, a fresh- • Horse Boarding Trie incident occurred in the man from Erlanger, died following Dailey had previously unsuc- University Inn, which nouses a Sigma Alpha Epsilon big brother/ cessfully filed lawsuits against four •Barrel Arena officers enrolled in the program. little brother function held at its individual members of Ihe SAE • Riding Lessons Stroup pleaded guiky in fraternity house on South Collins chapter at Eastern, but that lawsuit Madison Circuit Court to charges Street was dismissed. •80 Acre Facility 4$ Dailey died of acute alcohol in- Dailey 'sUwsuu against ibeSAE *f of sexual nusconduct and first- degree criminal trespassing and toxication brought on by chugging National Fraternity resulted in an Horses for Lease was sentenced by Judge James a bottle of 151 proof Bacardi Rum, out of court settlement teat year. 1 1/2 mites west of campus on Lancaster Rd. Chenauk to 12 months in jail on according to his autopsy report. The lawsuit against the national each count Dailey's blood alcohol level was fraternity was dropped when an Stroup and been previously put at .42 at the time of his death. undnyloeed,confidentaMaauieiiient 624-0889 tried in Ricamond for rape and The complaint alleged negli- between Dailey and Ihe fraternity was reached. fust-degree burglary in gence because "she university neg- connection with the case; both MONEY far COLLEGE trials endari in hung juries. "* 1 EPHRAIM MCDOWELL Scholarship Information For College Students REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER —Tim Blum $6.6 billion in financial aid went unused last year Full time mOTR/COTA's needed for ow expanding because students did not know where to apply.... Occupation Therapy service. Experience referred btjl will Our database lists over 200,000 scholarship listings □ Geology and history consider motivated new graduate. dspartsaonts to move representing over $10 bflfton in private sector financial aid. 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Thur. - Sat. —Angle Hatto* 8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,1992 Star of Lexington j^on c- Kentucky's Bicentennial is aperfei t opportunity to discover Kentucky * Starting with your adopted home The Star of Lexington ships out on the Kentucky River seven days a week. Scenery and music enhance cruise down the Kentucky Your next adventure different theme and mood. on the river at 1 p.m. Monday begins at historic Clay's Sunday nights at 6:30 p.m. through Friday at 3 p.m. enjoy Ferry for a cruise down enjoy big band music. Monday a sightseeing cruise or check the Kentucky River on the evening is jazz night. Tuesday out the Boonesborough His- Star of Lexington. you can kick up your heels on toric lour on Saturday and Sun- Clay's Ferry was the country and western cruise. day beginning at 2 p.m. named in honor of Green On Wednesday, remember the The Star departs from Clay, father of one of good ol' days while you dance Clay's Ferry and travels Kentucky's most unique to oldies but goodies. Broad- through the scenic river valley, historical personalities, way hits are the highlight on the extraordinary palisades and Cassius Clay. It is one of Thursday evenings. Raven Run Nature Sanctuary. the oldest bridges exist- Friday and Saturday the Day cruises call for casual ing in this area. Star offers a deluxe dinner and dress, while evening and din- The Star of Lexing- entertainment cruise at 7 p.m. ner cruises require more for- ton is a 325-passcngcr where you can savor the sound mal clothing. The Star requests riverboat owned by the of musk from the 50s to the that reservations be made in Lexington-based Star 90s. From 10 p.m to midnight advance for any cruise on which Line Corporation, a sub- on Friday and Saturday, the a meal is served. sidiary of the Webb Com- Star also features a Starlight Cruise fares for adults range pany. Party Cruise with cocktails, from $7.95 lo $25.93. depend- Each evening cruise, music and dancing. ing on your entertainment taste. which nuts two hours and Monday through Saturday The Star of Lexington is Photos by C. A. Metz includes dinner and live the Star features a picnic lunch also available throughout the entertainment from a lo- cruise beginning at noon. On year for organizations and char- Stories by Gina Jacobs and Angle Hatton Sunday you can have brunch ters. cal talent agency, has a Page design by Mike Royer \\ The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,1992 9 White Hall / Fort Boonesborough Mansion and come with electrical out- fortress are noted lets, while others tor the historical Madison crowd who like to' rough it' County landmarks do not The park has an 18-hole la 1798, 2,200 acres of miniature golf course, the Madison County were one-half mile Pioneer For- owned by Green Clay, the age Trail and all the picnick- richest man and largest ing you can stand. slaveowner in Kentucky at Boonesborough also in- that time. In the center of vites you to enjoy a day on that land occupied by farm- ** the river fishing for bass, land, distilleries, and a tav- bluegill and catfish. ern, he built a home which Boonesborough Beach his son, the noted abolition- offers swimming and sun- ist Cassius Clay, later re- bathing. modeled and eventually re- named White HalL Swimming is available White HaU is a beautiful in designated areas with the old mansion located about protection of a certified life- five miles north of Rich- guard. mond on US 25 at Exit 95 of A private consultant 1-75 and well worth a break tests the water each week to from campus. ensure it is safe for human The 16-foot ceilings, contact. cry stal chandeliers and beau- In addition the Madison tifully restored antique fur- Cassius Clay's magnlllclent 194-year-old White Hall mansion. County Health Department borough niture are a worthy attrac- tests for harmful bacteria blankets, and making soap tion for interior design ma- Cassius Clay was a former You can begin with Fort each month. Kentucky state representative, with lye, lard and water. jors, but the tangible evi- Boonesborough Suite Park, the The beach is open from publisher of a Lexington anti- Fort Boonesborough dence of Kentucky history home of Fort Boonesborough, 10a.m. to6 p.m. every day. slavery newspaper called The was established in 1775 and and the stories about the ec- a showcase of pioneer crafts No alcoholic beverages are centric personality of True American," a VS. minis- and history. quickly grew to 26 log cab- ter to Russia, one of the permitted on the beach or Cassius Clay are what make Here you can visit a replica ins and four blockhouses. founders of the Republican the fort the trip fun. of die Transylvania Company Indian attacks were fre- Party and a close friend of Presi- Ft Boonesborough is For S3, a visitor gets s Store, which served as one of quent. dent Lincoln. The Great Siege of open 9 am. to 5:30 pjn. half-hour tour through the the only trading posts for miles Admission for adults is $4; Fort Boonesborough Boonesborough is consid- 44-room house, including during the 1800s. Modern day children 6 & up, S2.50; chil- Since 1992 is Kentucky's ered the most famous. the tree-top level balcony pioneers demonstrate how set- dren under 6, free. from which he reportedly Bicentennial, it is the perfect tlers once survived by building The park features a fired a cannon at a sheriffs time lo soak up the rich histori- their own furniture, weaving campground that stays open Group rates for 10 or posse. cal heritage of the Bluegrsss. material to make clothes and all year. Some campsites more are also available. The Pinnacles Southern Madison county offers view for miles around Where can you get an sure to bring some water or soft Boone Tavern. Parking at the escape from the pressures of drinks. You might want to foot of the hills is available on college, a great view of throw in some sandwiches, but the grounds of Indian Fort The- mountains, exercise and don't pack too heavily. The ater, an outdoor amphitheater maybe even a glimpse of a trails are winding and increas- and the site of twice-a-year craft mountain goat (if you're ingly vertical as you near the fairs sponsored by the Ken- lucky), all for absolutely no top- tucky Guild of Artists and charge? After the heavy rainfalls Craftsmen. You'll rind all this and we've gotten this summer, There's also a scenic route. more at The Pinnacles in some of the trails are a bit over- Take US 25 south past K-Mart Berea. grown. Long pants are recom- on the Eastern By-pass and The Pinnacles consists mended to avoid a few stray drive until you pass an old drive- of two mountain peaks with briars. Be sure to pack some in movie theater. scenic overhangs that hik- insect repellent loo. Take a left onto 421 at the ers can reach by an assort- There are two different entrance to the Bluegrass Army ment of trails. ways to reach The Pinnacles. Depot and drive about seven There is no charge for The easiest way is lo head south miles. hiking, but the ares is pri- down 1-75 about 12 miles to the Turn right onto 21 beforea vate property so no over- first Berea exit Turn left to- Marathon station on the right night camping or alcoholic ward Berea, and follow Route Indian Fort Theatre will be on beverages are allowed. Be 21 two or three miles past your right The view from the East Pinnacle la Incentive enough to make the climb to the top. 10 Arts & Entertainment The Eastern Progress Thursday, July 9, 1992 vie review Summer hit 'League' in a league of its own By Melissa Thomas action throughout the duration off Jon Lovitz, logo to the national < StaftMter the film. women's baseball try-oats in Chi- The story begins with the war- cago. Ma Madoruia,T Richmond Mall, Eastern By-Pass 624-5253 CMT COUNTRY MUSIC TUESDAY .<2 Fdr 1 Drinks and Domestic Brew ^m Richmond Mall ' AH Your Favorite Country Music 624-3501 Arts & Entertainment The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,1992 if 106 ST. GEORGE ST. $2.00 OFF on Cut & Styling ( Across from Recordsmith) Bring in Coupon OUR STYLISTS: mERLE • Betty Lou Prewitt **—' Beauty Clinique • Jean Roe noRman Hair & more ... • Barbara Bradley • Larry Embs cosmeTKs " Elegant Sculptured Nails • Linda Mize and Manicures • Edna Storms by Stephanie ** Free Makeovers • Carolyn Hensley ** Ladies Accessories " Paul Brown Straight Perm by Carolyn • Stephanie Griffey ** Jewelry & Purses 453 Shoppers Village Walk -ins Welcome Jnextto_Super 1) 624-9825 624-8742 j MMMMMHM TIM Chicago based Van Haton tribute band Fair Warning will bring the sounds of VH to Phone 3 Lounge Saturday night. FRESH FOOD for LJ Performance preview the Healthy Appetite^^^^jrrjjtf 'Everybody wants some' There's a new Subway in Richmond making fresh, tasty subs for you. Progress staff report "Jamie,sCrying,""Pretty Women," Get your favorite meats on bread "Where Have AU the Good Times baked fresh in our store, with the Saturday night Phone 3 Lounge Gone?,""Panama,""Jump,""OuUa free fixin's you choose. Come in on First Street will come alive with Love," "Romeo's Delight," "Beau- the jams of rock n' roll powerhouse tiful Girls," "Ice Cream Man," today and take a Subway home. Van Halen as Fair Warning, a Chi- "You,reNoGood,""BottomsUp." cago based tribute band, travel to "Secrets," "Sinner's Swing," r ~l Richmond bringing with them the "Black and Blue," "Little Guitars," Call Ahead for sounds of Eddie and the boys. "Love Comes Walkin' in," "Take 5(te off The four Van Halen fanatics, Your Whiskey Home" and "Erup- Any Sub or Salad Mike Szromba on lead vocals, gui- tion." Pick up ' Limu OIK per cmumci tarist Chris Michaels, percussionist Van Halen fans who yearn for I Good ai this location only Ed McGrady and bassist Greg the days of David Lee, as well as the lOffer expires 8/20/92 «SUBWRV* 623-3458 Monk, perform strictly Van Halen more recent Van Hagar fanatics, cover tunes and boast flawless du- will have their cravings filled with plication of VH's music and a stage as much VH as they can stand. 539 LEIGHWAY DRIVE show close as possible to their in- EASTERN BY-PASS, RICHMOND «SUBUJRV* fluence. Tickets are available at the door Mon. - Sat. 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.. Sun. 11 a.m. to midnight A partial repertoire includes for $5 and the performance begins VH works such as "Unchained," approximately 8 p.m. MADISON OPTICAL Serving Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner , 25% % Off of <** ^fcAiV^ Prescription & Non- >Steaks 0~&xi± Ribs Prescription Eyewear 7">Vv*E?tfc Carry Out Orders * Open Mon.-Sat. 8 am-Midnight Sunglass Shoppe Richmond Mall 240 Geri Lane 709 Big Hill Ave., Richmond 624-2569 . 623-1882 623-0303 12 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,1992 Sports You Can Lose Funderburk named Up To 92-93 OVC president 20 POUNDS By Angie Hatton Ihe 1993-94 school year. Activities Editor UTM will be on schedule to play Eastern in all of the eight men's By The End A meeting was held June 4-5 sports and seven women's sports. that will have profound effects on Enhancements were approved the athletic organ izations at Eastern for the baseball, women's of The ' starting this year. volleyball, and women's basketball Representatives from each of the programs. eight member schools in the OVC For baseball, the goal of these Summer! met at the Holiday Inn in enhancements is to ensure an Brent wood. Term., lo discuss issues automatic bid to the NCAA AVG. PER tournament by scheduling 90 $ affecting athletics in ihe conference. COST percent of games against Division 1 Funderburk: Funding and DAY Hanly Funderburk was OF: appointed conference president for opponents and awarding at least 10 post-season play are biggest 1.23 the coming year, a position given to full scholarships. OVC concerns. INCLUDES EVERYTHING! the president of each school in turn Women's volleyball will be by alphabetical order. required to award eight grants and women's basketball championships The OVC will have nine member must schedule 100 percent of games to Lexington is being considered by schools with the new addition of the against division 1 opponents. OVC Commissioner Dan Beebe. Eat Regular grocery store food! University of Tennessee-Martin, The women's basketball team At the honors luncheon. Eastern SAFE and nutritionally balanced already receives an automatic bid was awarded All-Sports trophies formerly of the Oulf South Affordable for everyone! Conference. to the NCAA, but the new for both men'sand women's sports. requirement for 13 scholarships is Funderburk said ihe issues he's UTM. located in Martin, Term., Southern Hills Shopping Center had an enrollment of 5,494 last year. intended lo strengthen the program. most concerned with as president Richmond Their nickname is the Pacers and The representatives also voted include providing funding for all the colors are royal blue, orange to hold the OVC men's basketball sports and making sure that all the and white. tournament in Lexington because schools in the OVC meet the 624-TRIM _ Tennessee-Martin's of the neutrality of the location. requirements for the NCAA bid by • NO EXPENSIVE MEDICAL FEES membership will be effective for The possibility of moving future the 1992-931 . 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"A TRIBUTE TO METALLICA" Pre-Show Music From 101.7 Fh from CANADA FIRST ISSUE OF THE July 17 & 18 PROGRESS ARRIVES AUG. 20 ARE YOU READY?? The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,199213 Sports Eastern pitcher picked Roundball Schedules HOW TO SAVE ON THE Dae. 1 Dec 8 University of Louitv*. Dec .30 Inciana Stale HIGH COST OF EDUCATION: for Dodger farm team Jan. 2-4 Sun and Fun Classic Jan. 9 Tennee see Tech Jan.13 University of Cincinnati By Angie Hatton Jan.16 AUSTIN PEAY Activities editor Jan.IS TENNESSEE STATE Jan. 23 Murray SUM Jan. 25 Southeast Missouri Stale Although baseball this season Jan. 28 Morehead was what coach Jim Ward called "a Jan 30 TENNESSEE-MARTIN disappointment," at least one mem- Fab. 2 MARSHALL Fab. 6 Austin Peay ber gained substantial recognition Fab. 8 Tennessee Stale for his time on the field. Fab. 11 MOREHEAD Eastern's star pitcher, Joe Fab. 13 MURRAY STATE Vogelsang, was drafted to the Los Fab. 15 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI Angeles Dodgers. Fab 18 U.K. Fab. 20 TENNESSEE TECH This season Vogelsang pitched Fab. 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE for 123 strikeouts, breaking the Fab. 24 U.T.-KNOXVILLE university record for strike outs in a Fab. 27 U.T-Martn season. BBS Vogelsang, an all-conference Doe 2 NORTHERN KENTUCKY U. player, had a batting average of saSTERIL Dec. 5 THOMAS MORE COLLEGE .293 for the 1991-92 season with Vogelsang broke a school Dae. 8 UK record with 123 strikeouts. Dec 11-12 Wnght Stale Tournament 23 RBIs, five doubles, and two ho- Dec. 17 Howard University How\bu Like Pizza At Home. meruns. Dec 21 Western Kentucky University Vogelsang's record for games Vogelsang has already been Dae 29 University of Northern Iowa r 1 he pitched was eight wins and six assigned to a farm team owned by Jan. 4 EAST TENNESSEE STATE Call 623-0030 CAMPUS SPECIAL losses. Jan. 9 Tennessee Tech the Dodgers in Great Falls, Mon- Jan. 11 MkMe Tennessee Stale 119CollinsStreet J Richmond I Cheese Pizzas His big wins included games tana. Jan. 13 U. NORTHERN IOWA (Off" g°°* aJ ptrtidptUng store only) against Vanderbilt and the Univer- Jan. 16 AUSTIN PEAY 10" Pizza $2.99 Meanwhile the baseball team is Having a Domino's Pizza* sity of Kentucky. recovering from its worst season in Jan. 18 TENNESSEE STATE (Additional Items $.69) Jan. 23 Murray Stale store nearby is like having Vogelsang, who graduated from Ihe 13 years since Ward has been room service every day! Call Harrison High School in Cleves, coach. Jan. 25 Southeast Missouri Stale Jan. 28 Morehead State and order your favorite 12" Pizza $3.99 Ohio, signed with Eastern's base- Eastern los t the first two games Jan. 30 U. T.-MARTIN CAMPUS SPECIAL today. (Additional items $.99) ball team after his junior year here. in the Ohio Valley Conference tour- Fab. 6 Austin Peay Coach Ward called Vogelsang nament to Tennesee Martin and Fab. 8 Tennessee State Fab. 11 MOREHEAD a hard worker, a leader and an out- Austin Peay. Fab. 13 MURRAY STATE ; 14" Pizza $4.99 standing competitor. The Colonels finished fourth in Fab. 15 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI (Additional Items $1.19) "I have a lot of respect for him," the OVC. Middle Tennesee took Fab. 20 TENNESSEE TECH "£.„.,«. I Thtm from good lor en cmfusditmyanlf. Ward said. first place. Fab. 22 MIDDLE TENNESSEE Feb. 27 U.T.-Martin lowest Prices, Best Quality Fastest Deliver]/; What Else do You Want? inksp customriKzinm printednrintpfi -"■■■■■■■ sportswear^f 205 S. Third Richmond, Ky 606-624-3636 Customed Printed t-shirts • polo shirts • /, caps • buttons • jackets and more!! 14 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,1992 [RMPU8 PLHBMfl Recycling efforts intensify 292 S. THIRD STREET • 624-9814 By Gina Jacobs For those who would like to take recycling efforts a step further, the StaH writer MARC center, located about one mile east of Richmond on Irvine Each day during the fall and Road, offers a convenient drop off spring semesters students, faculty point Administered by Madison and workers at the university throw Association for Retarded Citizens away 17,000 pounds of trash.about (MARC), the Marc Center staff is 11 percent of the total waste available for recycled items $20 for first donation ^discarded in the city per day, Monday through Friday during according to solid waste coordinator office hours. Marked receptacles $15 subsequent donations Sally Smathers. A somewhat deserted campus are located outside for evening and Mon., Tues., & Thurs. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekend drop-off. reduces the figure to a mere 8.500 Richmond recycling coordinator Wed. & Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. pounds on Saturdays. Dale Carrier said the recycling Since the Richmond solid waste program began about three years landfill was forced to close on June ago when the city established a task 30, the city of Richmond as well as force to investigate alternatives to the university has had to consider Student Specials $2.49 Progress photo by B. 1. SHIELDS the garbage problem. other disposal sites. "We were trying to figure out choose from Eastern and the city have agreed Charles Green breaks g lass at what to do with the city's garbage," to a joint contract with the Irvine 1. 2 Tacos w/ Rice or Beans the MARC center which also Carrier said. landfill, a privately owned operation accepts newspaper, tin and Carrier said the city is also 2. Beef & Bean Enchilada w/ Rice or Beans Jocated in Estill County. aluminum cans and some monitoringa 100-home pilot project University physical plant plastic. 3. Tostado w/ Rice or Beans director Chad Middleton said the of curbside recycling. He hopes the project will new arrangement will actually be production for all counties by less costly than disposing of it at the January 1993. someday expand to all of Richmond. Carrier said the program with Richmond site. Middleton said the university's The university paid $16 per ton recycling program had been "very the MARC center saves the city to dump trash in the Richmond slow and deliberate" because several money, helps the environment through recycling and provides job landfill, but Middleton said even programs have failed at other with increased transportation costs institutions due to low market value training for adult retarded citizens. corner of First The MARC center currently dumping in Irvine was a better deal on returned goods. and Water Street because of the combined volume of Dave Williams, recycling accepts paper, tin and aluminum waste the university and the city coordinator for the EKU physical cans, glass and recyclable plastics, such as milk jugs and 2 liter bottles produces. plant, said paper recycling will be Middleton said, "Through available in every office on campus. or containers with a #1 or #2 logo. contract with the city we have more Williams said, "Anyone who The MARC center cannot recycle cardboard or slick paper. material and a better price." works on campus will have a Costs may also be reduced if the receptacle." At the present time the MARC center isa small facility. All recycled university realizes its plans to According to Williams, EKU expand recycling and decrease the recycled 105,670 pounds of paper products must be processed for 93,500 pounds of rubbish collected in 1991. That is equivalent to 13 marketing by hand. For this reason, the center each week. EKU garbage trucks, but only A 1990 state law has targeted a slightly more than the amount of requests that all containers be rinsed, 25 percent decrease in waste waste produced in one week. separated and crushed. f¥'J$, The Best w'n9s fej ■ in Town! g^* -if:: Richmond HI M • A • L ♦ ?•*&#?< 830 Eastern By-Pass • Richmond, K Y '• •'.'• •.•*:'•. N. Madison Ave. (606) 623-2111 tmommmm MALL HOUH8: Monday thru Saturday, 10am to 9 pm 623-9720 Sunday, 12:30pm to 6 pm Si ammm m tcnonm mum mm ico.ic The Eastern Progress, Thursday, July 9,199215 CALHOUN: FALK: Business Pollio assistant dean to resign Historian to speak named head coach Continued from Front pnge at July 30 graduation following this meeting Continued from Front page Enzie said for the brief period of Progress staff report the American Book Award for Calhoun, 43, spent 14 years as an time after Faflc leaves and before an Non-Fiction. assistant coach and has applied for a acting dean can be named, he will On Thursday. July 30 about 600 Remmi serves as ooasukinr editor for the papers of farmer number of head coaching jobs over act as dean. The Northeastern Illi- students hope to receive daptomai president Andrew Jackson, and is the yean. nois job had been brewing since as the 85th Summer Commence- carry May. but confirmation didn't ment will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the researching a book on Kentucky's "I'm very proud Co beapart of the premier statesman. Henry Clay. EKU tradition." said Calhoun. And come until Jane 19, Falk said Van Peursem Amphitheatre in die College will hold receptions at •* I'm finally looking forward to the Falk learned of the news while Ravine. Candidates should assemble in these locations: ASM Haas* and challenge of being a head coach." Ma conference in Toronto. When he Nuraing, Diznay Building 242; Apptad When the search for a new head Progrtf fill photo returned, Falk asked to be released front of the Coates Building at7p.m. Am and Tscanokogy, Burnsr OuridvM; from his contract Although the Author and educator Dr. Robert Am and Humanitws. lobby of •» coach began, the names of several Calhoun and Farguson Caaaabal Bufctng; Business. arias former Kentucky players were ban- (background) war* both up move will reunite Falk with family, V. Remmi will speak. Room, Comb* dawoom BuSdtng; tered about the media including to replace Mike PoMo the move also pleases him from a Rem ini recently retired from the Education, Lobby. Pvm*9uom*C«* professional point of view. faculty of the University of Illinois tmr. Heath, Mankat Educate*, Raora- former UK star Kyle Macy; (foreground) as head coach aaon and AMaacs. Danes Studio. Lexington's Bryan Station High of colonel basketball, Falk said he is excited with the at Chicago, where he has been a Vasaver Mkang: Law Entoa opportunity of going to a university professor of history since 1965. CatMwta.S«anonBuMing;Nri School coach Bobby Washington; committee said. "Coach Calhoun he feels he can really help out, but His awards include the Carl MBkTWTatjBCSf 9000C&%. PsaMR «-*— — ■■«■ • and former Louisville Cardinal and brings with him a familiarity with DMTOOftV SoCw and BtnflMOTM So- Boston Celtic Derek Smith. takes nothing away from his experi- Sandburg award for non-fiction and i Walnut Hm% Kaeo Johnson our men's basketball program and ence at Eastern. "A lot of people Athletic director Roy Kidd. de- s level of enthusiasm that I am don't realize the talent we have with siring a quick replacement so that confident will provide us many summer recruiting would not be hurt. the faculty here. An objective ob- more years of exciting winning server would draw the conclusion dictated an internal search. basketball." When women's basketball coach our faculty can expose our students Kidd said that Calhoun has to a good education." Falk said. "It Larry Inman dropped out after ini- been s major contributor to Pollio's tially putting his hat in the ring, was very pleasant to come here and Las Vegas three-year success story. work with this talented faculty." Ferguson and Calhoun were the two "I'm excited to have Coach The investigation did not make finalists. Weekend Pkg. Calhoun join us in his new capac- a decision on any impropriety .Falk Calhoun brings a 20-year coach- ity as head coach." said Kidd. came to the university six years ago from $349.00 per person ing career to the head position, be- Calhoun will have a standard one- in 1986 from Texas ChrisauajjUni- ginning in 1972 at Georgetown Col- year con tract and plans to use very versity in Fort Worth. V^ lege, his alma mater. Double Occupancy includes few new coaching philosophies. Falk received his bachelor of After coaching at Franklin Air Fare "There may be s few different science in business administration County High School for six years, he things, but I like the EKU tradi- from Elmhurst College in Illinois he joined the coaching staffs at Samford tion. Aggressive, hard-nosed, went on to earn his master's and University. Murray State, Indiana man-to-man defense and mental doctorate in business administra- Slate and then Eastern. 624-8785 toughness will be the key," tion from Northern Illinois Univer- Kidd, who headed the screening Calhoun said sity in De Kalb. 104 S. Third St. Richmond THRIFTY DUTCHMAN ^lar MOTEL Make YOUR Parents Feel Like A.... Jill II Mention this Advertisement when you bring in your parents and receive a V.I.P. card good for discounted room rates through- out the school year. 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"I certainly nope that I can County. tive, productive relationship with former Eastern regent and Supreme his bachelor's degree in industrial help with budgetary concerns., .and Gilbert, who contributed $600, the Eastern Kentucky University CDurUusticeJoseph Lambert Other erincarioa I've been very close to I hope I'D be able to help with is the only regent reappoimed who Board of Regents and with each university regents who did not get Eastern," said Miller. "I always have questions from the student body donated to Jones' r—naif for individual member of the board," reappoimed are Marilyn Hacker, wanted to serve on the board of and with any problems and so forth," governor. Miller and Rosenstein are said university President Hanly Ernest House and Jim Howard. regents and this is the first opportu- Rosenstein said. the only newly appointed regents Funderburk. 1 look forward to "I am very proud of these selec- nity I've hnl." Incumbents who were reap- who made donations to Jones'cam- working with the new regents to tions," said Jones in a statement Rosenstein, 70, a Democrat, re- pointed for Eastern's board of re- paign. Miller contributed $1,100 ensure a rominaatioa of the steady June 30. "We have chosen ex- sides in Lexington. He is a sel f gents are Rodney Gross, a veteri- and Rosenstein donated $7,500 over progress which has been made on tremely well qualified people from 'employed commercial real estate narian from Carter County, Bar- a course of about five years. 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