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Calls for 4 open house days a week Girard to submit proposal to Regents By BRIAN ASHLEY Tentative plans designate Mattox Managing Editor Hall for men and Combs Hall for Student Regent Mark Girard will women as non-participating dorms. submit a plan to the Board of Regents in However, Girard says, this can be April that he said would put the changed. University's dorm visitation policy "I am willing to discuss any com- ahead of that of every Kentucky state promises with the Board of Regents and college except the University of Ken- I expect there will be several," Girard tucky. said. Girard's plan designates four days of • the week to be set aside for open house "We could have been much more in all but two of the campus dor- radical and disregarded customs, but mitories, jf we tried to submit it in the manner that The days and times are Frldayi'S best fits the traditions here," Chandler p.m. to midnight; Saturday, noon to said. midnight and Sunday, noon to 8 p.m. If approved by the Regents in April The fourth day would be decided upon the plan can take effect in the fall by the house council of each dorm and semester. Girard also expressed hope would be held from 7 to 11 p.m. that if there was any extra cost in- "I believe this is just a beginning and volved the University would absorb it. a small step in getting the dorm policies Rules of the visitation proposal read: here changed," Jim Chandler, Student 1) By participating in the visitation Association president, said. the student assumes the responsibility - n The Student Senate gave its en- for his or her guests and will be liable dorsement of the proposal by accepting for any damages caused by their it unanimously in its meeting Tuesday guests. night. 2) Guests of the opposite sex must be One part of the proposal states that r*m if STIVE wm accompanied by a resident of the dorm students who have completed less than which he or she is visiting and each D ve Bootchec and D rr 1 60 hours and who are under 21 years of resident must sign his or her guest in Cnln n o\ * * * y Young battle for a rebound while age must receive parental permission LjOlOnei Gayi€ Freshwater and Emma Salisbury work together to and out. prevent the shot from being attempted. Both teams will soon to participate in the visitation plan. 3) If a -persistent dispute arises A separate form will be attached to &CtioTl be preparing for the end of the season tourneys which begin between roommates in the use of the in early March. the housing contract for this purpose. room both parties will be allowed to If a person cannot receive parental present their arguments before the permission or does not wish to be dorm's judiciary board. ky STEVE BBOWN subject to the open dorm plan he or she • « has the option of staying in two 4) All guests will abide by the designated dorms which will not have University regulations. the plan. 5) Students who wish to move to a 9 "I did not wish to have this clause room other than the one they have Says Powell*misinterpreted original proposal (parental permission) in the proposal signed in must notify the office first. because I feel college students are 61 It will be left to the discretion of the capable of making the decision for individual student as to whether the Senate plans survey of its own themselves," Girard said. (See GIRARD, aafe It)
By THERESA KI.ISZ Powell also stated that the proposal election. The proposal calls for the The three elections are the News Editor was constructed in such a manner that elections to be held in conjunction with president-vice president, fall President J.C. Powell's refusal to it would require approval by the Board spring elections for president and vice senatorial, and spring vacancy. Weekend suitcasing is not always a plete details are given by Barbara okay the expenditure of $2500 by the of Regents, thus making a student president of the Senate. A rough draft of a proposal for a matter of personal preference. Nan- Gaffey on page «. Student Senate for a legal aid survey attorney an employe of the University, Floor discussion concerning the student public intoxication recom- cy Hungarland explains the findings has prompted the Senate to complete a not the students. proposal followed and Eads presented mendation was presented and the of a recent Sociology Club survey on Editorial { survey on their own. The Senate's response to the her rationale for it including a better Senate voted to approve the possible pages. Arts | Jimmy Chandler, president of the statements by Powell was that he had voter turn out in the spring, an accurate recommendation. Organization!. { Senate stated, "The survey we do on misinterpreted their request. Instead count of students is available at the The recommendation calls for any Many activities have been scheduled Entertainment 7 our own cannot be expected to be as of recognising the request to determine time to allow proper representation and student who is walking back to campus for Black Arts Festival Week. Com- Sports 1,1 reliable and valid as that done by a what type of proposal to offer, it was there would only be two elections to while intoxicated not to be arrested, professional survey team." taken as a proposal in itself, according deal with compared to the present (SeeSENATE, page Mi The Senate had made provisions for to the senate. three. Sam Buff one and Associates to conduct In other Senate action, Mark Girard the survey to determine if there is a student regent, formally presented his need for student legal aid on campus. visitation proposal for discussion. The Giving his reasons for refusal Powell Senate voted to endorse this proposal ■aid, "The contract appeared open- which is to be presented to the Board of ended, the original allocation of $2500 Regents at their April meeting. VMM mmid did not include office set tips, postage Other proposals presented to the costs, and the possibilities of expenses Senate included one from Unda Eads for consultants and other coats." concerning the schedule for senatorial New craze becomes respected form of recreation
By MARK TURNER peanuts, once you've started you can't ternoon is the busiest time of day," said come in every day," said Petty. Some Staff Writer stop," said one pinball player. Petty. During that time Petty said he stay as long as eight hours. Shoplifting: Whece for only a quarter of a dollar, a "Inside of an hour you can spend $2," usually gives out between $40 and $50 in "Girls are something that up until mere 25 cents can you forget your said Petty. quarters as change. two years ago didn't play pinball," said troubles and become lost in ringing A new pinball machine could pay for "This doesn't count the people who Beazley. Specialty stores bells, flashing lights and a one-on-one itself within a year, said Beazley, "if bring their own quarters," though, he "Most of the girls come in the fight with modern technology? it's in a good location." said. evening," said Petty. "Their Where can so little give you an escape "Between three and six in the af- "There are 20 to 30 regulars who boyfriends bring them over on a date," experiencing fewer crimes from reality? The answer is pinball then they come in on their own later. machines. Why do people spend their money on than other area stores In recent years a new craze has pinball? developed. Pinball has become a "I don't really know, I honestly don't By GENE McLEAN who stole a purse," she said, "but aside respected form of recreation and know. It amazes me," said Beazley. mi from that incident we don't have agy people have responded in great num- "People really have a ball with it. They KEN HILL real problem." bers. become addicted" Staff Voters Covington attributed the store's low "It's a clean sport now," said Mike The game rooms have flourished this EDITOR'S NOTE: The following li the shoplifting rate to its small size, well Beazley of E and M Amusements Inc. winter because of the weather. With last la a three part series concerning placed displays and adequate number "Game rooms have put the machines the schools closed and the lack of other ibopUfttBf la the Richmond area. la of store employees. out where people could play them." recreation, more and more people have tkis article lUff writers Gene McLean Radio Shack Pinball machines used to be found been playing pinball. Around 100 •ad Ken Hill explore the problem of Jim Krieger, manager of Radio only in bars and other night spots, said people a day spend some time snd theft la the specialty stares. Shack in the Richmond Plaza Shopping Beazley, "where girls and youngsters money in each of the three local game Richmond area specialty stores are Center agreed with Covlngton. couldn't play them." rooms. experiencing fewer shoplifting "Shoplifting is not really that serious But why do people play pinball? problems than the local grocery and here," he said What is the secret of pinbsJl's Pinball has become a big-time department stores. This notion is evidenced by the fact popularity—a popularity that has business with a big-time promotion. According to records kept by the that Radio Shack has not had occasion brought three game rooms to the Rich- Last semester one of the local game Richmond Police Department there to press charges against a shoplifter. mond area and countless other rooms held a tournament where the was a total of M shoplifting cases Krieger said that some items do machines in local establishments? winner received his tuition payed for a In 197*. of which only 17 involved area occasionally come up missing. He Ron Petty, an employee at Yester- semester. specialty stores. noted that these are almost always day's game room and a self-admitted Now another game room is co- However, that number is not in- items which are openly on display. pinball addict, thinks it is man versus sponsoring a tournament that will send dicitive of the amount of shoplifting He cited FM converters, CB machine. "It's so much of a challenge. two people to Florida over spring occuring in these stores, since all but microphones and car tape equipment People hate to get beat by a machine, break. three of those cases were filed by only as the items he suspects are most often it's an ego thing," he explained. "It's mostly skill. You have to know one store, Super-X. lifted. _ . ._ For 25 cents this all sounds like great how to bump the machine, when and A sales person at Jan's Shoes, Ann Camera Surveillance fun and enjoyment, but it Is not as where to hit It," said Petty. "It takes Covlngton, said that store has no Jack Feger, store manager at the inexpensive as it sounds. reflexes, hand-eye coordination." problems whatsoever with shoplifters. Begley's Drug Store also located in the Twenty-five cents gets you two "And besides," added a pinball ad- "There was one highschool-age girl (See SHOPLIFTING, page I) games or ten balls. "It's like eating dict. "It's ton." w
THERESA KLISZ News Editor SUSAN J. BECKER Sports Editor NANCY HUNGARLAND Feature Editor JUDY WAHLERT Arts Editor The Eastern Progress TERRYTAYLOR Organizations Editor CLYDE HAMPTON Staff Artist DAVID SHEW Layout Specialist ERIC MIDDLEBROOK JIMTHOMASON BRIAN ASHLEY GREG HOOD Circulation Manager Editor Business Manager Maaaglng Editor
Page 2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1977 editorials
•a* Senate amendment proposal should be passed with provision
During its past two meetings, as evidenced by the upcoming within the Senate which would presidential loser would still theKn StudentCf«ii4nn* SenateCAnnln hasVs n a .-ilnfitielections rit-*o in which*riY\i(>K onlynnlir 111"I let\t\i iri/ithe studentotnrlant knowlrnAiir whaturhot bel_ _ eligible _i:_*l_l_ rfor office.fr:__ discussed an amendment to its students are running for 18 issues certain groups support; It would indeed be sad to constitution which would move seats. hence, students could vote for lose the talents of the past Student Association elections In moving the regular elec- the party which best serves presidential candidates from the beginning of the fall tions to the spring, senators their interests. because they chose to run for semester to the end of the would, under the proposed president rather than senator. spring semester. The proposed amendment, be elected on the The Senate should pass the First semester freshmen, on amendment would also move same day the SA president is proposed amendment with a the other hand, have enough vacancy elections to the fall picked. provision that all SA presiden- trouble finding their class semester. tial candidates can also place buildings. Their input to the In the Senate meeting This also poses a drawback their name on the Senate ballot. Senate could be best used after Tuesday, a floor because the loser would not be This way, the SA president- they live with the University for Up Again ? argument (or at least the able to be a senator, even elect could be dropped as a a semester and leam student closest the Senate has come to though his services may be Senate candidate and the needs. an argument this semester) badly needed by the new developed in which senators op- Senate. posed the amendment because Had this amendment gone in- it would not allow first to effect a few years ago, the Because of manditory fees semester freshmen to run for current Senate would not have Senate seats. been able to utilize the talents ■ ' Despite the freshman issue, of Mike Duggins until the begin- the proposed amendment offers ning of this semester. Powell justified in rejecting many advantages in areas of It is possible, however, for . elections, student needs and the SA president to appoint his Senate unity. opponent to the Senate, but if the proposed amendment The number of seats open in works as planned, there will be each SA election is determined student legal aid resolution no vacancies to fill. by the registrar's report on the number of students enrolled in President J.C. Powell was program would involve man- unethical, if not illegal. Since with the recent statement that Elections in the end of the justified in rejecting the $2,500 ditory fees, much of Buffone's- each college. If spring elec- spring semester would give University funds are state University Attorney John tions were adopted, the number Student Senate legal aid work would have involved fin- money, it would be impossible Palmore would give students newly elected senators the ad- ding the feasibility of such a of positions would be known far vantage of polling their con- resolution because of the un- for the state to finance a suit by advice and referral services in advance instead of a few stituents near the end of the; feasibility of manditory fees for program. one citizen without supplying greatly lessens the scope of a weeks before the elections. school year and developing a student attorney. legal aid for the defendant. legal aid program. The resolution contracted All contracts paid for by opinions during the summer on University funds must be ap- This would allow the SA to their results. Sam Buffone, Washington, The Buffone contract also The most feasible alternative D.C., to conduct a legal aid sur- proved by the Board of Regents specified that the University give more publicity to the elec- and in past actions the Board would be a pre-paid legal in- tions and would also give the Through this, the Senate vey on campus for an open en- would hold the firm free of any surance program, if one is ded, estimated price of $1,500 has shown that University legal action. In this area, one available at a reasonable price. student more time to consider could act earlier in the year on money can not be used by an in- his candidacy. These factors what they have found to be of for the survey itself and $1,000 mistake by Buffone could have The SA has started a student for various expenses. dividual for action against ended in a suit against the legal survey and results may be would also apply to fall vacan- student interest and need. another individual of group. cy elections, which are hin- The plan would also allow Although the contract did not University. used to know what kind of legal dered by these same elements formation of political parties specify that a possible legal aid Such a practice would be Powell's decision coupled insurance program is feasible. editor's mailbag No Progress next week
EDITOR'S NOTE: which did just that. It would seem that Perhaps Mr. Pollard is correct in his The Free University hopes to be, as Due to the long President's Day weekend, there will be no Progress the functions of all three organizations the editorial stated, "an institution of Recently the Progress has belief that a University senate will next week. However, a staff meeting will be held Tuesday, Feb. 22 in could be absorbed by one body never be a reality here, but we would all higher education." Higher education received letters to the editor the Progress office, 4th floor Jones. The next issue of the Progress organized in an effective way. Such a be remiss in our duties as members of embraces all' human knowledge for that do not meet the speci- will be out March S. Have a happy and safe long weekend fications of Letters and Forum, reorganization is imperative for truly Eastern's community if we did not physical, mental and spiritual uplift- found in the bottom right cor- effective student government. But, if make our best effort. I urge immediate ment. This means a sincere com- ner of this page. In the future, Mr. Pollard is correct, effective student action by those who are In a position to mitment from all those Involved to government is the last thing wanted by make such an effort teach and learn in a spirit of openness, all letters should be typed, this administration. sharing and growth. Traditional Happy holiday! double spaced and must be less MarkGirard education or not, what matters is that than 400 words with signature A University senate, with equal voice Student Regent we learn and that we learn together. and address included. for all constituencies, could do nothing Student Association Office The Free University workers have Telephone number is optional. but benefit students. Not only would it Powell Bldg. learned tremendously from each other, involve students in the decision making EKU the administration and Eastern's process, it would be an Invaluable community. We hope you see the en- learning experience for those who dless possibilities in learning this The Eastern Progress Regent become involved. In my few months as semester and in learning all life long. Member of Associated Collegiate Press Association, Columbia Scholastic Press student regent I have learned a great Free U Association. National Newspaper Service and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association deal about the workings of an in- In truth and peace of mind, Represented (or national advertising by the National1 Educational Advertising responds to stitution and about dealing with people The Free University Committee of Service. In.. NY, NY from all walks of life. These lessons thanks the Student Senate Published each Thursday during the regular school year except for vacation and will no doubt prove invaluable in life examination periods at Eastern Kentucky University by authority of Ike Board of triumverate and could not have been learned to any Regents through the Student Publications Board great extent in any other avenue open contributors Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed writers. Editor: Editor: These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of this university to students. I have found very few CRISIS Advertising appearing in this newspaper is intended to help the reader buy. Any issues that have come before the Board false or misleading advertising should be reported*to the Business Manager, The With huge participation and I would like to take this opportunity to to be beyond my comprehension. The Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building, Second class postage paid at express my support of Mr. Winston administrator who claims that students cooperation the Free University has Richmond. Kentucky. 40473 Pollard and his proposal for a are not capable of making decisions is initiated its 1977 Spring Semester. praises University senate. In my 24 years Never have we realised so concretely Letters and Forum using poor rationalization for an out- Any member of the university community is welcome to submit i guest opinion here, this is the first time the idea has dated policy of excluding students from such great variety of talent and in- terests coming together in a har- article to the Progress for publication Articles should r* of a topical nature, typed been given serious consideration. It's the decision making process. Such an Hungarland and'double-spaced, between 7UM.000 words and written in good English The time that we look seriously at its attitude unfortunately leads to the kind monious flow of ideas and experiences. editors reserve the right to reject any article judged libelous. slanderous or in bad prospects as a viable and needed im- of stagnation that has existed here for Due to everyone's time, Inspiration, taste. Articles should be received by the editors no later than the Friday before plement of progress on this campus. too long. Thomas Jefferson wrote that perspiration and patience the Free article date of publication Be sure to include your name, address and telephone number The division of the student body that University Is taking root. with all submissions if a government becomes unresponsive Letters to the editor are also welcome All letters must be signed, less than 400 Mr. Pollard described is a frightening Editor, to the people It is the right and duty of words and include the address and telephone number of the writer. Address all reality. Student government is a prime the people to overthrow that govern- We of the Free University wish to The CRISIS volunteers would like to correspondence to example. We have three organizations ment and many philosophers down express our gratitude to the Progress thank Nancy Hungarland and the Editor (Senate. Men's It Women's Interdonn) through the ages have asserted that for being continuously responsive to our Progress for the excellent article on the The Kjstern Progress Fourth Floor. Jones Building which are distinctly separate, but countries need to undergo constant development and to all the other people CRISIS Telephone Service. The article ideally equal in authority. The friction EKC revolution in order for the government who helped us reach our goal. It is was well written and we feel that it has Richmond Kentucky 40475 . between these organizations is real and to remain responsive to the needs of the encouraging to see how Involved the been a definite benefit to our seemingly growing. At times it has people. Should not such principles Progress became with the Free organization as well as to the entire Affirmative Action reached the point of near hostility. The apply to institutions also? Dr. Powell University. And we thank the Progress student body. Again, we would like to East..
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The Eastern Progress, Thursday. February 17.1977 Page 3 9 Wings album flying high 'Experiment 7b' ...That's the title of the ByBOBHOLLIDAY bass, acoustic and electric Run," "Listen to What the acrylic painting pic- Staff Writer guitars and Joe English plays Man Said," "Letting Go," and tured at right, by art in- It seems that Paul Mc- drums. Wings are backed by a "My Love." There is a good structor Darryl Cartney and Wings' latest disc, fine horn section on this record. mixture of upbeat tunes and Halbrooks. "Ex- Wings Over America, can do no One criticism that can be slow ballads. periment 7B" and other wrong as far as sales go. Culled voiced about this record is that Three new songs, two of them paintings of his are from 800 hours of live concert its liner notes do not mention never recorded before by currently being shown tapes taken from • Wings' the various cities from which Wings, appear here. One of at the Westbroadway American tour, the new three- the concert selections are them, "Soily," is a hard and Gallery in New York record set is number four on taken. McCartney's band fast rocker, probably the best City. Another faculty Billboard's chart and climbing. visited 21 cities and gave 34 song McCartney has written in member of the art Critical reaction toward this concert performances last this genre. department, Ron album is generally more year. Isaacs, will have work favorable than it has been Vocals are supplied by Denny displayed beginning toward other Wings LP's. This Things get off to a rousing Laine on two other numbers. March 1 at the Monique record is gutsy, crisp and start with the album's opener, The dark timbre of Laine's Knowleton Gallery, also doesn't suffer from too many "Venus and Mars Rock Show," voice provides an interesting in NYC. overdone or sappy string a song ideally suited for live contrast to McCartney's arrangements, a sin that Mc- performance. The popular hit mellow, soulful style. Two Cartney has been guilty of in "Jet" is next, followed by two oldies Laine does here are Paul the past. more tunes from Venus and Simon's "Richard Cory" and McCartney's versatility as a Mars, "Spirits of Ancient the Moody Blues tune, "Go 9 gifted musician and vocalist is Egypt," and "Medicine Jar." Now." 'Network/ 'Rocky lead race to highlighted here. He plays As one might expect, the The album's suggested list bass, acoustic guitar and piano medley of Beatle tunes is the price ($10.98) is reasonable as well as vocalizing flawless high point of the album. The considering the amount of harmonies with the other band five songs performed here are music the listener gets, about capture Oscar in 49th Academy members. "Blackbird," "I've Just Seen a 30 songs worth. In a recent in- By T. JONATHAN The best actor is predicted nominations was the lack of Linda McCartney's keyboard Face," "Lady Madonna," "the terview Linda McCartney said ENGELHARD to go to Sylvester Stallone for awards that did not go to "A wizardry is accented here, Long and Winding Road," and she wanted the record's list Staff Writer his portrayal in "Rocky", Star is Born." Not only was the while ex-Moody Blues member "Yesterday." price to be within the reach of On May 16, 1929, at the unless the Academy feels it the film not nominated for best Denny Laine performs on bass, A hefty chunk of other hits by the common people. A full- Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, ap- owes an obligation to Peter picture (it tied with "Seven acoustic and electric guitars as Wings are scattered throughout color "Wings Over America" proximately 200 film people Finch, the mad messianic an- Beauties" and "Cousin, well as piano. the record: songs as diverse as poster is included in the album celebrated the second an- chorman of UBS in "Network" Cousine" with four Jim McCulloch also plays "Hi Hi Hi." "Band On the package. niversary of the newly-formed who died Jan. 14 of a heart at- nominations), but Barbra Academy of Motion Pictures tack. Other nominees for best Streisand was not nominated in Arts and Sciences and to ap- actor are William Holden, also the best actress category. Jimmy Buffett plaude the Academy's first of "Network," Robert De Niro However, the song award winners. of "Taxi Driver," and Gian- "Evergreen" that she did with carlo Gianni ni of "Seven Paul Williams was nominated Now 48 years later, the for best original song. It's hard to label his music Academy is preparing the 49th Beauties." In the best actress category A lot of people are ready and categorize. He's got that A Deal or My Whole Life is Annual Academy Awards Program set for late March. are Faye Dunaway from "Net- Members of the Academy waiting to see Jimmy Buffett southern twang in his voice but Waiting Behind Door Number work," Talia Shire of will cast their votes in the 49th here in concert on March 4. A his songs are a bit too off-beat Three." Nominated for the best pic- ture of 1976 are "Network" and "Rocky," Marie-Christine Annual Academy Awards lot of others persist in saying, Barrault of "Cousin, Cousine," Program Saturday evening, "Jimmy WHO?" "Rocky" which tied for the lead with 10 nominations apiece, and Liv Ullman from "Face to March 28. The program will be Come on now. Surely you've Face." televised on the ABC network. heard his songs like "Havana "All the President's Men," "Bound for Glory " and "Taxi One major surprise in The categories are tough, so the Daydream" and cuts from his dealing out the Oscar results may be surprising. new Changes in Attitudes, judy Driver." Changes in Latitudes album. They've been played with frequency the past several weeks on the rock stations. It's and different to be classified as Buffett has love songs in his no promotional gimmick, country. repertoire as well, such as the either. Buffett is climbing. His music is too soft-spoken hit "Come Monday," off Living Remember when people said, to be rock, yet he doesn't quite and Dying in % Time. '.'Harry WHO?" a couple of fit into the folk singer depart- Obviously it's not easy to years ago? Soon after Harry ment. Several of his songs are label the 28-year-old singer- Chapin appeared here in Brock funny ballads and somewhat songwriter from Key West. But he became a national star. satirical, such as his ode to labels really don't matter when Buffett's music is hard to Monty Hall called "Let's Make you're listening to him.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 7-30 PM. iff .. ~I BROCK AUDITORIUM Ife GETAFREEPEr Vinii Come in and take a look! -At Vt • ADMISSION: E.K.U. ^JLL-TIME STUDENTS...»4.00 participating college bookstore, \.Mr<- ALL OTHERS AND TICKETS AT DOOR 5.00 Got a frw "highlighter" alcohol pen (to help study lor those stow T» exams) when vou present this l'lll\lT»lt\ TICKETS r.\ SALE:PCWELL BUILDING, INFORMATION DESK coupon. Hurry, supply limited. CASHIER'S WINDOW, COATES ADMIN BLDG. I t IVn..llrrr\|Hi,-«M.ii. I:"- On,'|Hi |»i ■ ...I. in \J ^ ■" ^Suili ^^ ^^ ^^ I "awsTansrsn ■»^* i,_»^,__»_ s C\LY 'CO ~1CKE"S AVAILABLE Available at: The University Bookstore Page 4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1977 Cut down a cherry tree ? Myth or not, Washington respected By TERRY TAYLOR He produced several son's future greatness in his day without hitting some Organizations Editor editions of a biography en- dreams during her pregnancy. rough water. In honor of George titled, "Life of George Not exactly a stickler for Upon Washington's Washington's birthday next Washington: With Curious reportorial accuracy, Weems' departure from office, Ben- Tuesday, you might cut a Anecdotes, Equally Honorable goal was to instill patriotic jamin Franklin's grandson piece of cherry pie or promise to Himself and Exemplary to fervor in the youth of this wrote in a 1797 newspaper that never to tell another lie, but 'ol His Countrymen." country. From the sales, it "every heart, in unison with George might never get the More an exercise in hero appears that the public was the freedom and happiness of connection. worship than an accurate very receptive to Weems' the people, ought to beat high He didn't swing that ax, and representation of sugar-coated portrayal of in exultation, that the name of he never forthnghtly admitted Washington's life, Weems sold Washington. Washington ceases from this his guilt in the matter over 50,000 copies (for Even before Washington day to give a currency to regardless of possible that day, a significant num- died in 1799, his birthday was political iniquity and to repercussions. Those myths ber) of the 200 page book. the occasion for nationwide legalize corruption." (yes, myths!) were largely The cherry tree story celebration. By a newspaper Historian Daniel J. Boorstin the work of a dedicated originated in Weem's book. account, the first public ob- wrote, "Few Americans Washington admirer, Mason Also included is an account of servance occurred in New remember that Washington Locke "Parson" Weems. how Washington refused to York in 1784. It was duly noted had more than his share of Weems, in effect, conducted succumb even after an Indian by "All true friends of enemies, that for all his life he a public relations campaign warrior bombarded him with American Independence and was a controversial figure, for Washington which vastly 17 arrows. constituted liberty with that and that during his presidency overrated Washington's moral Washington's mother, hilarity and manly decorum he was personally libelled fastidiousness. Weems claimed, foresaw her ever attendent on the sons of with a venom aimed at few of freedom." his successors." Praiseworthy though Lest any reader be Washington's vast ac- distraught with disillusion- PWMkrUKSVCH complishments were, and as ment of the "real" Planning ahead much as Weems would have Washington, those worries should be laid aside. Doesn't time fly when you're having fun? Valentine's Day is Bookstore employe enlists some help in hanging a sign ad- probably hated to admit it, the hardly over and already stores are pushing the next big vertising cards and party favors for the Irish celebration.' The popularity of Weems' first president did not sail holiday-St Patrick's Day, March 17. A University through the political seas of fabrications only emphasize the nationwide respect felt for Washington by all the American people. In Thomas Summer school schedules may change Myers ill Jefferson's words, "...his Dr. Thomas D. Myers, Vice character was, In its mass, President of Student Affairs is perfect, in nothing bad, in few to aid state's teachers needing credits in satisfactory condition points indifferent, and it may following an emergency ap- be truly said, that never did Kentucky teachers faced have help on the way. held Feb. 8 in Lexington. accommodate the changes in pendectomy Tuesday. nature and fortune combine with a school year running That's the promise The assistance is likely to be school closings and the Myers was admitted to Pattie more perfectly to make a man into June - past the usual generated at a special adjusted summer school possibility of earlier openings A. Clay at 11 a.m. Tuesday. great." opening date for summer meeting of elementary and registration schedules, special next fall. According to Friends and relatives may Just remember, though. He school-and the need for secondary education, high consideration on an individual President J.C. Powell, those send cards and flowers to the didn't cut down that cherry graduate education course education, university, and basis from the colleges and teachers needing additional hospital. tree. credits to retain certification educational television officials universities, and televised assistance will receive it in- graduate courses. dividual by individual. NOW SHOWING The effort to help the state's ■The courses, to be acquired elementary and secondary from other states, will be BUCCANEER DRIVE-IN LOVELY.. A RARITY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY teachers, organized by reviewed by the universities' A POETIC COMEDY the Council on Public Higher faculties to determine THAT'S REALLY Education Executive Director whether they will fit into the m M FUNNY." -Poulm. Kotl. Harry M. Snyder, was Institutions' individual 3Sm HttlSwEM N«w YO'MI Magount prompted by Kentucky's teacher education graduate A SUNLIT FILM... severe winter. Many schools programs. Kentucky EXHILARATING AND in the state have been closed Educational Television (KET) for up to a month because of tUUNIOFf — EVERYTHING PERCEPTIVE.".*™ c... executive director Leonard Solu'doy H.vl.w fuel shortages and heavy Press said acceptable courses .... - « fr snows. could be offered over KET as r ri* "" " Large numbers of teachers early as April, thereby will not finish the current lessening the course load for HUM M • ■ IMI '. ''•■-.'.• \ ; '- -KM school year in time to register teachers attending adjusted Muiih Mill I . '. , - ---' Wii* for regular summer sessions summer sessions. r\t 7:15 & 9:45 Sal & Sun at 200 4:30 715-9:45 at the state's colleges and Press indicated that of- nl "''?,","'.i. .m' Sorry. No parses Friday universities. fering the courses would 4 Saturday ».™..«.c«™*«i :£xQ h^H^.... The institutions indicated require some changes in the IMA* .INilM*JuAMIIMMM(!MINMImH!Ai
CLINT EASTWOOD IS CLASSICAL GUITARIST DIRTY HARRY 7:30 Brock Aud. FEB. 23
What dlstlnguiabes Frederic Hand His numerous tours throughout North •CD o(bcr guitarists performing before America and Europe have earned blm THE ENFORCER UK public today la a unique versatility unanimous critical acclaim. He has ap- 1 creativity. Voted by Musica peared on national television an At 7 4Q 5 9 30 America ai on* of the lilts' most gifted "Sesame Street" and on CBS's "Camera Sat & Sun at 1:45 • ~ young performers, be draws Inspiration Three". His recordings include per- 5.30 7.40 I 9 30 from diverse styles of music. His formances el his asm compositions as programs reflect these varied interests, well ns storks by Dow laud, Bach. Mozart CUNT EASTWOOD "THE ENFORCER' A MALPASO COMPANY fILM rug lug from EUiabclhan dances and and the Beatles. Also Starring HARRY GUARD1N0 • FJRADf ORD OtlLMAN • TYNE DALY Bacb Sonatas t* Bossa Nova Sambas Improvisations that cress over Screenplay try STIRLING SILUPHANT and DEAN PJESNiR traditional musical boundaries Slot y by GAIL MORGAN HlCKMAN & S W SCHURR - Produced by ROBERT DALEY Beginning bis guitar studies when be FEB. 23 Based on characters created by HARRY JULIAN FINK & R M. f INK Downtown Richmond*. was nine, Frederic Hnnd Inter earned a Directed by JAMES FARGO - Muse by JERRY FIELDING scholarship and degree from the Mnnocs t'oliege of Music. He was the first Distributed by WARNER BROS QA WARNER COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY guitarist ta be tutored privately by No Admission PANAViSlON» Cot* by DELUXE* Julia a Bream In England under a JCPennev FulbHgbi Grant The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1977 Page 5 Weekend exodus Survey reveals reasons for suitcasing By NANCY HUNGARLAND 61 per cent of those who stay weekends more enjoyable students going home as much They also could offer few Feature Editor did not know the weekend included the usual requests on weekends, a trend solutions except more ac- Empty parking lots, quiet situation before they came to for more concerts, movies, which 10 of them said tivitas on campus or in town. dorms and half-filled movie the University. bars, open dorm visitation disrupted their teaching Both Futrell and the survey theaters are all marks of that Only 36 per cent are lonely hours and one for "three more methods. group, which is willing "to common University here, however, and just 27 per days between Sautrday and Students won't remain on admit that our findings are phenomena: the weekend cent would go home more Sunday." campus often, they said, neither conclusive nor exodus of students. weekends if they could. because in general they are necessarily indicative of the The 85 students surveyed "not mature enough to be entire student body," said this External signs of the weekly The question aimed at those who go home more than four away from home," possess project can only serve as a exit may be obvious to any who remain on campus by times a semester generally do "little identity with student beginning for a truly thorough casual observer, but actual both the survey and students not have any transportation investigation into the who make the homeward trek roles they should be moving understanding of the situation problems and the largest block into, "are resistant to ex- situation. requires a closer look. weekly was, "Why stay in (50 per cent) need only one to panding themselves," can find "If anyone wants to con- To aid such an investigation, Richmond when you could be two hours for the trip. nothing of interest to do in tinue the project," he said, four students in a sociology at home?" "they could take these results class conducted a survey Sixty-one per cent of those Richmond or may have Anwers reflected a broad who go home said they have weekends jobs at home. and get the reaction to them." which they designed to range of reasons. One fresh- grapple "with the question of more friends at home than at man business major admitted school and 84 per cent said student freedom to go home on that going home was just "too weekends," according to their that parents and friends en- much trouble; gets me behind couraged them to come home. concluding report. in work." The group distributed Students cited friends, questionnaires to 140 students A Junior home ec. education family, high school sports and interviewed 20 faculty events and shopping as members in an effort to major proposed the philosophy that "weekends reasons for going home - determine how many and regularly, but many said they what kind of students remain are as much a part of the college life as classes during would consider staying more on campus or go home most often if there were more weekends. the week. I enjoy them." A more typical reason for cultural events scheduled and Pfcetoky STEVE l*OWN increased open hours at the Bridge work Members of the survey staying came from a sophomore who said "home is library and other buildings. Bridge may be just a card game, but no one Uble, they try to follow the instructions of group in SOC 350, "Mind, Self Faculty members in- and Society," were Cindy worse than Richmond (action- can tell these five beginners that it is an easy teacher Jeff Medcalf. Beginning bridge is a wise)." terviewed by the surveyers Roberts, Ka thy Tinscher, Tina one to learn. While intently studying the Free University class this semester. Suggestions for making listed a number of reasons for demonstration card hands laid out on the Schoewe and Joe Perkins. Results of the survey show that of those students Shoplifting: questioned, 60 per cent go home more than four times a semester, while 39 per cent go Specialty stores fewer. Of those who stay most weekends, the majority have a experiencing fewer crimes grade point average between 3.0-4.0, while slightly (CeaUaoed from page oae) coordinator and president respectively of the University Shopping Center fewer than a majority of the Plaza, said that shoplifting in his ex- students who go home often perience is not as bad in Richmond as in Merchant Association also expressed concern about the shoplifting problem hold a similar record. RC/I bigger cities. "The survey wasn't (diagonail B&W piCtuM in the Richmond community. AC DC Model AUOS: However, Feger employs the use of designed scientifically, but I 9 surveillance cameras and monitoring Although the association's primary purpose is to plan activities to bring think it represents pretty well screens in order to limit the amount of the feeling of the University shoplifting in the drug store. people into the shopping center, Television for training films and police talks are community," said Richard Five cameras are located throughout Futrell, assistant professor of the store and are focused on various presented periodically for interested people on the go! merchants belonging to the association. sociology and teacher of the aisles in the major shoplifted areas, course. including such as the cosmetics section. Whereas local merchants have dif- built-in ferent opinions about whether males or He stressed that he did not ». battery pack Feger said the system is more of a know for certain "that they 139* psychological advantage that an actual females are the most frequent • High-perlo'mance Black A While television—to go! shoplifters, national statistics indicate found anything new as much • Operates 3 ways Plugged m at home From lighter m car physical deterrent. as they documented what Or from Its own built-in battery pack. The impracticality of watching the a ratio of three-to-one, with females • 100% solid Male chains lor reliability being most prevelent. students already think." and low energy consumption camera for a continuous 24-hrs. was • Comes complete with sun shield, earphone), car power cord battery listed as the major drawback to this However, statistics compiled by the Students involved in the pack and recharger type of control. Richmond Police Department show survey who stay moat . Training sessions twice a year, store- a discrepancy from the national weekends report that they wide meetings, company security figures, in that there is a rough local usually enjoy being on campus lectures, and attentive employees, ratio of three-to-four showing males as those days to study, KIRKS TV. & RADIO SERVICE At UN S«T Pataf Feger said, are the best deterrents to the most frequent shoplifters. work or be with friends. 4221 crime prevention. While a wide variety of preventive Yet, the survey reveals that SIW>t ICM0N) AM aUSISOD COOtfTY S«C£ 15i3 Another Richmond merchant using methods is available to the merchant. the camera system is Kenneth Tate, the managers of grocery, department manager of the Richmond Sport Shop. and specialty stores, as well as the law This system coupled with close ob- enforcement agencies, agree with a servation by working personnel Is an Radio Shack publication which states, affective shoplifting deterrent, "Customer observation and attention is evidenced by Tate's low profit loss. the best preventive measure and Merchants Reipood greatest deterrent ever devised to Judy Sattcrfleld and Howard Hodges, combat shoplifting."
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_ Page 6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1977
Black groups sponsor directthe current activities and programs Barbara Gaffey By BARBARA GAFFEY of President in a major Club, all in coordination with Staff Writer political party. Black History Week. Black Arts Festival Week Monday night, Feb. 14, a Congresswoman Shirley opened Sunday night, Feb. 13 free disco dance was held in Today Chisholm will speak here with a gospel program pre- the Keen Johnson Building at S 4:45 Association of Law Enforcement meeting, Ken- tonight in conjunction with sented by the University En- p.m. namer Room, Powell Building. Black Arts Festival Week. semble, Alpha Kappa Alpha Tuesday, Delta Sigma Theta 6:00 Men's Interdorm meeting. Room D, Powell Chisholin is the first black and Delta Sigma Theta presented a program on black Building. Congresswoman and the first sororities. Kappa Alpha Psi poetry at 6:30 in the FerreD 7:00 PM Delta Theta meeting, Hemdon Lounge, Powell black woman to seek the office fraternity and the 7-11 Social Room, followed by a series of Building. films about famous blacks 7:30 Lecture Series-Shirley Chisholm, yBrock sponsored by Omega Psi Phi. Auditorium. Historical dramatic presen- 1:30 Cave Club meeting, Grise Room, Powell Building. tations of famous black 9:00 Art Association meeting, Room 436, Campbell Americans took place last Building. BONANZA'S night at 7 p.m. in the FerreD All Day Black Art Festival presentation. Rooms A and Room. Ruth Baker, president B, Powell Building. of Alpha Kappa Alpha and COUNTRY FRIED sponsor for the presentation, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 said "These dramatic acts are 7:00 Swim meet vs. Indiana State, Combs Natatorium. of recent famous black people such as Harriet Tupman, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY It STEAK Shirley Chisholm and Archie '/ilb. 7:30 Basketball game vs. Tennessee Tech, Alumni Baked Potato 20* Extra (Reg. $2.09) 'Griffin." •tefcerSRVEMOVN Coliseum. Creamy Country Gravy Throughout the week. Black Dance with me student art will be on display Crispy French Fries Texas Toast Several dancing styles were apparent at the Hall. The dance was jointly sponsored by SUNDAY, FEBRUARY M in Conference Rooms A and B 7:00 Theta Chi meeting, Kennamer Room, Powell disco dance held last Sunday night at Keene Keene and Martin Halls. 5 1 IQ Bring Coupon To of the Powell Building. Building. The theme for the Black ™w Cashier For Discount. Arts Festival Week is "EKU MONDAY, FEBRUARY XI Black Talent: An Endless NO CLASSES ^™ Oiler aipiraa Horizon." Marketing Club travels to 6:30 Kappa Mu Epsilon tutoring session. Room 432, M5 Black said the year's Wallace Building. AU The Salad festival may prove to be more -g- ''11 1 ** 7:00 Christian Science Organization meeting, Room C, Powell Building. You Can Eat ZSTV^JTZ Louisville advertising agency Class Pattern MWF Good Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. Only focusing on talent inside the ByLYNNEKRUER Advertising Agency. Dr. Robert Hungarland, campus. There are kids on Staff Writer The dub, consisting of about professor of marketing and TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 From 4 PM To 9 PM campus who are very talented 40 members, is made up of sponsor of the club, founded WaihingWa Birthday and never get a chance to Anyone needing a ride to 4:30 Panhellenic Council meeting, Room C, Powell Bonanza Golden Rule - Take All The Salad business, marketing, jour- the Chapter of American show their talent." Louisville Thursday, Feb. 24, nalism and fashion mer- Marketing Association on Building. You Can Eat But Please Eat All You Take The festival is presented by be up and at 'em by 8 a.m. chandising majors all campus about 18 years ago. 4:30 Milestone staff meeting, Milestone Office, 4th floor, It Will Help Us Keep Our Already Low the black students but, ac- because the Marketing Club studying different aspects of The club, already Jones Building. cording to Black, the festival will be beading in that direc- Price* Down. advertising. established in the past, 5:00 Progress staff meeting, 4th floor, Jones Building. is being held to educate both tion for a field trip. Hopefully, while they are in organized again in September blacks and whites about the 9:30 College Republicans meeting, Room C, Powell /z lb. T Bone They will be visiting the the city and if time allows, after last year's termination. black culture in America. Zimmer, McClaskey, Lewis , they will meet with Jack Huff, All its members graduated. Building. Baked Potato (Large)Texas Toas' Soup Of The Day WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 in charge of promotion ad- After a full day of business 7:00 Maranatha meeting. Room B, Powell Building. AU The Salad Too Caa Eat Study in vertising for the Kentucky meetings the students should Otter e. pi res f> J» *A 7:00 Lambda Sigma meeting, Hemdon Lounge, Powell May is. 77 >i.J7 (Res. $3.39) Guadalajara, Mexico Derby. be back on campus by 6 pjn. Building. This Coupon Good Mon.-Wed Thurs. The GUADALAJARA Spanish language and] 4 PM To 9 PM ■SUMMER SCHOOL, a fully literature. Tuition and fees, Bring Coupon To Cashier For Discount. accredited UNIVERSITY OF $230; board and room with ARIZONA program, will offer Mexican family, f». 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'j-r STAJTS **/s Brain Teasers an apple a day... Ar*/srorte*soA/ Each week In the Progress, Kappa Mu Epsilon will spon- sor Brain Teasers, Mathemattc puzxles. Work them out and deposit your answers in the box outside the loath Of- Cotes **ymon Ever since Medical School I have been amazed at how THIS WEEK'S BRAIN TEASERS: downright childish great and famous people can be. To Use geometrical terms to answer the following: see some medical professor, immortal for his con- 1. It flies through the air tributions to suffering mankind, bellowing and swelling 2. A broken angle on a platform, his face red and his veins bulging while he 3. A dead parrot defends or attacks some scientific point has always 4. The one in charge staggered me. Yet it happens. Oh yes, It does happen. 5. What the acorn said when he grew into an oak. ..*.... 6. Conjugate: I see the leaves, ,1 have seen the leaves. A case in point is in an article this week—"Ton- 7. What Bill was when nt returned from Florida sUlectomy: Controversial and Popular as ever." 8. A food that is a dessert. 8. A clever angle .-» Holy Crow! I can't believe it! I first ran into the 10. What was said about the tall coffee urn. "Foaming Bigshot" phenomenon on this very subject at medical school (get this!) before World War II! WINNERS OF FEB. 3rd BRAIN TEASERS: mOH>M>.fHi:.AH.... Job fair open Congratulations to Carol Sink, Sue Westerfield, Martha So this tonsillectomy hassle is worth a quick look. / Haggard, Mark Hagwook, Frank Gregory, and Larry T. First, tonseUectomies run to about a million a year—one Hate for solving all three puxxles By MARK TURNER Career booths will be set up of the top surgical procedures. Now, listen to some in the conference rooms of the professors, mostly heads of ENT departments. Staff Writer The College of Allied Health Powell Building for the high Don't forget "We don't know whether the operation does any good and Nursing will sponsor a school students and any in- in the vast majority of cases. If tonsillectomy were a combination job fair and terested student to check out the possiblity of a health new drug, it could meet none of the current criteria for career day March 2, between 9 related job. Renew your plates safety and efficiency." a.m. and 4 p.m. in the upstairs of the Keen Johnson Building. Most of the employers will Tired of those basic blue and When travelling out be sure I'll butt in here, and point out that neither could in- The job fair will be open to be from hospitals but there white license plates? Feel the to take along last years sulin, aspirin, penicillin or digitalis, the current criteria anyone interested in a job in will be representatives from need for some jazzing up of the registration receipt and know being as hysterical as they are—but let us push on. any nursing or health related veterans hospitals and old UK colors? your Madison County ad- Y»V Sfiio field. rehabilitation centers. We'll take a few moments to dress. umrum DfiVti IAJIU. IUICC DEFMtveut "The factors behind a decision to operate appear to porno* vod*...*H...*H Employers from health go down to the County clerks For the out of staters-you range from medical school preconceptions to—personal related fields will be there to All students in health or office and add a bit of light can register your car in clinical experience or from financial concerns." \ answer any questions and talk nursing fields are asked to maroon (or pink if you prefer) Kentucky but according to the I* about employment attend as well as those in to the lower left hand corner of county clerk's office, it will be Kind of rough, but there's surely some truth in it. possibilities. social work, speech and those drab plates. a little more paper work. Here's some more. "In the first place, we don't know High school students from audiology and any other in- The deadline for Kentucky whether tonsils play a role in immune defense.. The the Kentucky area will attend terested student. For further Students may register their residents to have new stickers whole issue is very much up in the air." in order to see what is offered information about (he job fair vehicles in the county, displayed on the license is , "The only absolute Indications (set by the National In- in the line of health related or the College of Allied Health providing the proper criteria March 1, and the fee for this is stitute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders jobs. and Nursing call 622-1230. are met. $12.50. and Stroke) are obstruction of digestion or respiration, or cancer. These conditions are rare." Passing quickly over the question of why a bunch of neurologists are the only ones to decide on absolute in- dications for tonsillectomy (barring chutzpah) we will move to—The ProtonsiHectomv Side. Interview troubles "Those of us in clinical practice are aware that ton- sillectomy does reduce the incidence of sore throats requiring medical care." allayed by seminar / And from Canada, a report on people who had ton- By SARAH WARREN It is aimed at business stu- sillectomies after five attacks of tonsillities during the Staff Writer dents but it is open to anyone year before. They average one attack a year afterward. A Job interview can be a on campus. A similar group that was denied tonsillectomy had five nerve-wracking experience more attacks the next year. unless you know what to ex-. ..i pect. That's why the Colleges Now I'm going to swell up and holler! of Business and Law En- Oops! For 31 years, to my personal knowledge this dumb forcement have set up an In- debate has raged. In that time (quotes again) "Only five terview workshop. In the Feb. 10 Progress it I prospective controlled studies have ever been done in Different types of in- the world and they are filled with shortcomings in design was Incorrectly implied that terviews will be discussed and the major shoplifting problem and method." several interviewers will at the Richmond branch of apeak at 3:30 pm. and 6:00 So, ladies and gentlemen, after all this time we are Heck's was internal theft p.m. today. A fikn will also be The correct statement still flying blind about tonsillectomies. If you want my shown. advice on the subject, I simply recommend good com- should have read "Internal The workshop is to be held in theft by employes is a major mon sense. room 149 of the Wallace Or, you could try flipping coins! concern of all employers on a Building. national scale." EfilEfi.LTb. i.|«.M|BOIH"""» BLACK SABBATH •icP SMCIAlCUfSTS Journey and Target FRI. FEB. 18 7:30 P.M. )jouSI\oulbJSc£>Ai\cm THikr.TS ON S\I.K NOW PM H.U. 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Unfortunately, George couldn't get our (KB Fue Dtfuievj) delicious hot cherry pie in his day. But you can. Today. Eastern By-Pass 4 Page 8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1977 After Mason-Dixon Games sideLinei Thincladsto run for OVC crown By MARK YELLEN strong performances at the and Mark Yellen placed fourth particularily strong showing Staff Writer Mason-Dixon Garnet in in the open division. In that in the mile relay." Tomorrow night and Louisville. race, the members run Coach Harvey concurred SUSAN BECKER-' Saturday afternoon will be the Freshman Dennis Creek- distances of one-half mile, with the evaluation. highlight of the season for the more turned in a seasonal best exchanging to a quarter-mile "I feel we've done the best "It's not whether you win or lose, but how indoor track team when they of 4:21 in the Kentucky Alumni leg, then a three-quarter mile, we could in our training you play the game." compete in the OVC cham- mile, placing second behind anchored by a one mile run. considering the conditions This philosophy has been repeated by both pionship at Morehead's Eastern graduate Bill Samp- we've had to work under and, coaches and athletes for many, many years, Richardson Arena. son. Early predictions for the with a few breaks, we could but it seems to have special relevance to the "This is the peak of our Shotputter Scott DeCandia conference team title have have a very respectable women's basketball team this year. indoor season and we'll be continued to set a consistent placed Morehead State, outing," he said. "It's not necessarily the losing that's so looking for a maximum pace of performance in that Austin Peay, Middle Tenn- bad," coach Shirley Duncan said about her 5- performance from every event by putting the shot essee and Western in co- Friday night's session will 13 team, "but they're Just not playing well. member of the team," stated 54'10" for second place. favorite standings. However, be trials and several finals This team has a lot of pride and it hurts when Colonel mentor Art Harvey. The distance-medley relay assistant coach Rick which will begin at 6 p.m. and In action this past weekend, team, comprised of Sam Pigg, Wagenaar does not discount conclude at 10:00. Saturday's they don't perform well." the thinclads had several Mike Conger, Mark Helgeson the Colonels chances. events will start at 10 a.m. and The team had an outstanding season last "Realistically, we are in a continue throughout the day, year, accumulating a 17-3 record and taking position to sway the final concluding with the mile relay both first in the state and second in the results by picking up points in final at 4:15 p.m. regional . Add to this winning tradition the the pole vault, shot put, With the tough competition, fact that the squad only lost one starter to hurdles, high jump and this may prove to be one of the n« Its easy. Just pick up a free pizza Supreme pizza. When you stick card at any participating Pizza all eight slices on your pizza card. Hut restaurant. 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Photographer I There are a lol o( good things unfler our root . ■■ 245-3457 day or night PIZZA HUT 41ut By-Pass »MW< ■f— k ' " ' The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1977 Page 9 /5-15 on the season Two teams dunk Colonels Women's game hampered by By JOHN WHITE • the OVC and a weU respected shot and two dunks pulling Staff Writer 16-6 overall slate. withing six points wth 1:16 The Colonels Increased their Arch rival Western proved remaining. inability to move ball inside current wave of losses in to be too much for the Colonels Western then converted two recent OVC matches by by gaining a 10 point half time free throws with 1:03 left, only BY SUSAN BECKER guard against it." been frustrated with the dropping two more decisions lead to over come Eastern 85- to be answered by Denny Sports Editor Despite the added defense, team's performance this in the friendly confines of 76 Monday night. Fugate's layup bringing his UT scored 16 first half points season. Alumni Coliseum to Middle The home squad brought the squad back within six with 58 Despite soundly defeating on layups, which is an im- "Sometimes I think they're Tennessee and arch rival score within six points with seconds to go. Miami last Wednesday by a portant factor when a team trying too hard," she said. Western Kentucky University. 1:18 left on a slam jam by Elliott, however, fouled out score of 72-49, the women's loses by 14 points. "They're not playing in- The team fell to 1-10 In the Elliott. However that was as and Western's Steve Ashby basketball team's luck seems The team also put up a stinctively—they have a lot of OVC and 5-15 in overall close as the Colonels were to sunk two foul shots with 30 to have run dry again as they diamond and one defense, inhibitions. They just don't competition. This record come, as Elliott fouled seconds to go to put the game dropped two consecutive which provided for one player have much confidence. would seem consistent with out on the next play on ice. The Colonels out games. to stick man to man on "It's not necessarily the any team getting the scoring The Colonels actually had six rebounded the Hilltopers Last Saturday, the Lady Roberts. In spite of the extra losing that's so frustrating," and rebound punch from only more baskets than Western, with Dave Bootcheck landing Colonels lost to nationally coverage, Roberts showed her she continued, "but we're just two of the current starters. 35-29, but the-visitors netted 27 14 for the Colonels. ranked University of Ten- ability to dominate a game not playing well and that hurts On Saturday night it was of 37 free throw attempts The team will remain home nessee 84-70 and also dropped with 29 points and 22 rebounds. your pride. Middle Tennessee providing while the home team hit with games scheduled for a game Monday night 60-50 to "Roberts is an explosive "It's a psychological the opposition with (our of the a costly 6 of 12 from the foul Wednesday and Friday nights Indiana State. The team player who can score at will," problem and we just can't pin five starters in double figures, line. pitting the Marshall Thun- record now stands at 5-13. Duncan commented. point it," Duncan said. "After handing the Colonels a 71-66 Western incresed its lead to dering Herd and Tennessee In the Miami game, the Peggy Gay was high scorer the UT game we asked them to decision. Middle's big center, 17 at 65-48 with 9:48 to play. Tech respectively. Tech will women lead 26-20 at the half in the UT game with 21 points, re-evaluate the way they Bob Martin (equalled only by The Colonels were not out of bring a record almost iden- and eventually stretched the followed closely by fellow psyche up for a game—I guess Kenny Elliott) paced the it yet, staging a rally with tical to the Colonels into town, lead to 25 points in the second guard Emma Salisbury who' it didn't help." scoring action with 21 points. Elliott sinking a 20-foot Jump so anything could happen. stanza as the Colonels' press added 20. Jane Long had 11 In addition to mental lapses, The home team led all forced numerous turnovers points while Gayle Fresh- the team is still having trouble categories except in the free that resulted In baskets. water contributed 8. finding a stable starting throw department with Middle Strong UK drowns Eels Peggy Gay, Jane Long and In the IU game, the Colonels lineup. out shooting the Colonels 71- By JIM KELLER The Eels have two meets Emma Salisbury scored 14 were again hampered by their "We have three or four points each in route to that relatively consistent starting 66 per cent. Staff Writer this week. On Thursday at inability to move the ball to victory. The Colonels also led in the Despite early leads of 7-0 7:00 p.m., the squad is at home the inside. players," Duncan said, The UT game pitted the "We're still trying to find that critical turnover column with and 104, the electrifying Eels against Indiana State "Player for player, we were Colonel's against a team fifth player." 27 compared to Middle couldn't overcome the University. The team travels a better team than they The team will travel to committing only seven. powerful Kentucky Wildcats. to Vanderbilt on Friday to that's ranked 12th in the were," said Duncan. "IU nation with an Olympic player Dayton next Saturday and Elliott guided the scoring, The overall strength of UK take on the Commodores of played an aggressive man to (Trish Roberts) at center. then return home to face netting 21 with Dave Boot- showed In all events as they the Southeastern Conference. Sophomore guard Kenny Elliot successfully complete', man defense and we didn't check running a close second slowly but surely pulled away a fast break in last Saturday's contest The team has "UT has an excellent fast react to it well—we didn't Tennessee Tech Wednesday wth 18 points and 12 rebounds. from the Eels who only There is no admission one more home game and two away before the OVC break," said coach Shirley adjust. We got behind and night. The game starts at 6 The win boosted Middle managed 2 firsts, but came charge for the home meet on tournament, which the Colonels will be heading into in Duncan. "We had to have a couldn't catch up." p.m. in Weaver and there is no Tennessee to an 8-3 record in away with many seconds. Thursday. eighth. safety back at all times to Duncan said that she has admission charge. Si ALL DAY WEDNESDAY DINNER SPECIAL Weather rough on runners but 3 Pcs. CHICKEN MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY women's track team is ready COLE SLAW * 1 BISCUIT By SUSAN BECKER have been running outside weren't too sure of, but they yard dash with Uieree Davis Sports Editor since the beginning of the showed more than I ex- taking the 60 yard dash in 7.3 Despite the fact that bad year, Martin said. The pected," Martin said. "I think seconds. weather caused the can- sprinters have to practice some of the runners were in The field events were lead 45 «a*ftr* cellation of two of the four inside, and since this campus the wrong events for them." by Seippel who took second in Indoor meets scheduled for the has no indoor track facility, Paula Gaaton took first in the long Jump (17', 8.75") as women's track team, the team the athletes are limited by the the one mile in 5:06.7, while well as fourth in the high jump made a good showing in the distances they can run in the Jenny Utz finished in 5:21 to by dealing 5'2". Purdue meet last weekend. gym. take second in that event. Mary Sllvani took third in -"This is the first chance Gaston and Utx also took the shot put in 36'7", while they've had to run," said "The most they can sprint in second and third respectively Denise McCoy took second in coach Sandra Martin. "We a gym is SO yards," Martin in the two mile run. the high jump by clearing had to cancel two meets said. "They run stairs and S'4". because of the ice. "They jump rope to get in condition, In the shorter distances, were ready to run several but it's not the same as ac- Teri Seippel took Brat in the The team will have one weeks ago, I'm surprised they tually running, 880 yard run (2:21.5) while more Indoor meet on Feb. 26 were up for this meet." "Overall, we were pretty Baba Gray took third in the at the University of Tennessee In order to prepare for the well pleased with the first 600 yard run (1:58.5). Denise at Knozville before the season meet, the distance runners meet. 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Sales-Parts-Service 4&r Have if. BURGER KING ■•MMrfttl voui* Eastern By-Pass 623-8353 WHOPPER Tii LUch - Hmgir »•< V Page 10 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 17,1»77 628 members to vote Ballots for Faculty Regent election to be issued Friday ByTERRY TAYLOR the president of the University as Student and faculty regents are Organization* Editor having faculty status may vote," said elected by the University community. Initial ballots for the election of the Castle. The governor appoints the rest of the faculty representative to the Board of In order to be elected to the Board of eight member board. Regent* will be cast tomorrow. Regents, a faculty member must hold The Board of Regents must by law A list of all those eligible for election the rank of assistant professor or meet quarterly, but Castle said that If will be sent to the 628 members of the higher, must be a teaching or research an unusual situation arose, they could voting faculty staff, said Shirley M member of the faculty, and may not call a special meeting. Castle, director of Personnel Services hold an official administrative title and chairman of the Elections Com- other than that of department chair- Faculty voters will select one name mittee from the Faculty Senate. man. from the list. Those receiving the top "All those who hold the rank /of Dr. Morris Taylor, current faculty four totals will be placed on the second assistant professor or higher and representative, is eligible for another ballot, to be sent out March 3. certain administrators designated by three year term. If none of the four receive a majority of the vote, a situation described by Castle as "unlikely," a third ballot will Girard to submit be sent .out March 15 in a run-off election between the two who receive the most votes. proposal to Regents This year, Castle said, the elections are being held early to "make sure (Continued from page one) on duty at the desk in the dorm lobby everybody gets a shot at this.". Some and one half of the resident assistants of faculty members were not able to get door will remain open or closed during the dorm be present. The dorm their ballots in on time during previous visitation. director, or the graduate assistant or elections. 7) Rest room facilities for guests of his or her designate must also be Faculty Regent is a voting member of the opposite sex will be confined to the present. the Board of Regents. lobby area of the dorm. 4) All guests are expected to be signed out at the time designated for visitation to end. Repeated violations Senate plans survey will result in the suspension of (CoaUnued from page one) no abuse is levied against the officer, visitation privileges for that person for rather to be escorted back to their place the student has no outstanding a specified period. PMakrucsra of residence by the police, providing warrents, students are walking rather ^articular pick The proposal also recommends certain conditions are met. than driving and the student la not a Themeaaage on her gift plaque has to say just the right thing, emptied "knick-knack rack" in the University Bookstore, procedure for coordinating visitation. The conditions are: no alcohol is threat to the community or any so sophomore Helen Hatton searches diligently at the nearly She is a social work major from Winchester. The plan asks that one person remain opened in the poises it on of the student, property at the time be is Intoxicated. FREE ALKA-SELTZER. FOR STUDENTS TRYING TO REGAIN V!$P THEIR FACULTIES. 0 «8-o? 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