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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 1993-1994 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vol. 72/No. 20 14 pages February 10,1994 Student publication of Eastern Kentucky University. Richmond, Ky. 40475 ©The Eastern Progress 1994 Bar entry age to remain 21
Alcohol Regulation 5:070, which after going into effect Such a ■ Senate, House BOP bans people under 21 from en- deficiency means the regulation committees vote to keep tering businesses that sell alco- will expire upon adjournment of hol by the drink but don't re- the next legislative session. 1992 ABC regulation ceive 35 percent of their total "In other words, when they sales from food. brought the regulation before the By Joe Castle and Amy Etmans "What other reason (other committee, they basically said it than buying alcohol) would a wasn't in compliance,'' Senate A1992 state Alcoholic Beverage Control regu- minor have to be in a place that serves only alco- BOP committee chair Jeff Green, D-Paducah, said. lation that closed several Richmond bars and hol?" state ABC chief enforcement officer Carl This time the regulation has received a warmer prompted others to start sel ling food won' t die at the Harmon said. "What it boils down to is, how can reception from the BOP committees, which origi- end of the 1994 legislative session. you justify a person under 21 in these places?" nally limited the rule's life span to less than two The rule's new lease on lifecomes after both the The Senate vote followed a similar move by the years with the letter of deficiency, than it did during House and Senate Business Organizations and Pro- House BOP committee Tuesday, which voted to lift the 1992 interim session. fessions committees decided to reverse a letter of the deficiency after the ABC requested its removal. Both legislative BOP committees, the groups deficiency indicating legislative disapproval of the KAR 5:070, which was written by the ABC which reviewed the regulation in 1992, have been Progress/BRETT DUNLAP regulation. after a bill banning minors from bars was defeated reshuffled in the wake of the FBI's BOPTROT People line up to enter O'RIIey's on Main Street Thursday night. The Senate BOP committee voted yesterday to in the 1992 General Assembly, was found deficient The bar was one of several In Richmond which began selling lift the 2-year old deficiency placed on Kentucky by an interim legislative committee only weeks SEE REGULATION PAGE AS food following the 1992 ABC entry age regulation. EYES ON THE PRIZE Officer faces brutality charge ■ Student files complaint against public safety officer
By Don Perry Naws writer « Hines said. Hines said he and a few of his A police brutality complaint was friends were leaving the party just as filed with public safety against a cam- public safety arrived. He said his pus police officer by an Eastern stu- friends decided to go back inside but dent who claims he was assaulted by he kept going because he had done the officer. nothing wrong. William Hines, 21, Martin Hall, Hines said the police car was ap- said he was assaulted by public safety proaching him at a high speed and he officer Mike Fearing Feb. 2 after leav- began to run from the officer. He said ing a birthday party at Brockton. he decided to stopatthchill in front of According to Hines, he and about Tel ford Hall on his own. 25 or 30 other people were at the party That is when, according to Hines, and a fight broke out " I had nothing to do with the fight." SEE BRUTALITY PAGE AS Madison senator resigns position ■ Sexton leaves post amid health, Kentucky legal problems
By Angle Hat ton General News *d it or Assembly District 34 Sen. Landon Sexton, who has represented Madison, rary, acting only until January 1995, Fayette, Garrard and Lincoln coun- when a senator elected in the regular ties since 1987, resigned Monday due November election will be sworn in. to health and legal problems. For this election, 1 > mocratic and A special election has been called Republican headquarters representa- for March 15 to replace Sexton for the tives from the four counties will meet remainder of the General Assembly. The candidate elected will be tempo- SEE SEXTON PAGE A5
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Progress/JIM QUK3GINS Members of the Harlan County Green Dragons are reflected In University Heights Blazers in the finals of the All "A" Classic ACCENT ARTS Tournament In McBrayer Arena Sunday. their trophy as they celebrate their 67-55 victory over the ■ You know ■ Reviewer says what they Spielberg's "Schindler's say: if you List" is worth all the hype. can't be Page B3 "Rudy" brings upbeat message to EKU with the Still, Ruettiger kept dreaming that one you Ruettiger tells love...be by yourself! We SPORTS ■ " / was told I could never be what one day he could dress and run out of Sunday audience the tunnel, too. But when his second give you 50 ways to ■ Lady Colonels tied for I wanted to be because they labeled and last season with the team was endure Valentine's Day first place in the Ohio to "never give up" coming to an end and he still had not Valley Conference. dressed for a game. Ruettiger again alone. me as a dumb kid, a small kid. I Page Bl Page B6 By Janeen Miracle thought about quitting. Staff writer showed up at Notre Dame with Just Ruettiger said a maintenance man hope." who befriended him when he worked WEATHER When Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger at Notre Dame's football stadium INDEX — Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, TODAY: Mostly sunny was a young boy, he dreamed of play- talked him out of it (Ruettiger worked Accent B1 with the caretakers on the football High 26, Low 17 ing football for the University of Notre former University of Notre Dame football player Activities B5 field prior to making the scout team.). FRIDAY: Partly sunny Dame. Ad Index B2 Ruettiger said the scene in the movie High 41. Low 21 Sunday. 18 years after playing in Arts/Entertainment B3 "I was told I could never be what 6-inch small frame blocked tackles is accurate word for word and quoted SATURDAY: Cloudy the last seconds of a football game Classifieds A4 that brought him the glory of being I wanted to be because they labeled behind the scenes for the players in it lo the audience. High 51, Low 36 carried off the field by his teammates. me as a dumb kid, a small kid," practice who actually got game lime "He said to me. 'Since when are Comics A4 Ruettiger encouraged fans gathered Ruettiger said "I showed up at Notre on the field. Ruettiger longed to run you a quitter? You are so full of crap. News briefs A4 at Alumni Coliseum to "never give Dame with just hope. So many times out of the same tunnel as the team that You stood out there with the best team CLASS People B4 up." we quit. We give up because we say it played, but he watched the game from for two years. You are going to gradu - People poll A3 Standing before a crowd includ- is too tough, loo rough." the stands with other Notre Dame ate with a degree from Notre Dame. PATTERN Perspective A2&3 ing church youth groups, Notre Dame But even when his struggle to be fans. You've got nothing to prove to any- Police beat A4 fans and sports enthusiasts, Ruettiger a part of the team got the roughest, "I should have quit, I had every one but yourself. If you haven't done Preview B2 that, you won't ever do it" talked about the story that inspired the Ruettiger didn't give up. right to," Ruettiger said. "When they M W-F Sports B6.748 movie "Rudy," which came out last As a member of the Fighting hit me for the first time, I said this year. Irish's scout team, Ruettiger' s 5-foot- game isn't for dream crs.it is for men." SEE RUDY PAGE A5 A2
Thursday. February to. 1994
EDITORIAL Passing the buck University not taking responsibility for campus' safety The neverending story of the Bluegrass These calendars were not distributed to Army Depot has encountered another plot campus residents last year because the univer- twist that could have a sizable impact on sity has a policy against distributing postage- Eastern's campus community. free outside mail. This policy has not been The National Research Council, a branch of the changed, so it looks like the 1994 calendars will National Academy of Sciences, has again be left in the public safety office endorsed the building of an incinera- for students to pick up themselves. tor in Madison County as soon as Why would they take the time, possible, a decision based on the though, to go to the Brewer Building Council's belief that die chemical and pick up a calendar if they don't weapons at the depot are more danger- realize they need them? ous being stored than being burned. There are other ways of distributing According to the Army's official risk these calendars, including enlisting assessment report, these weapons will volunteers to take them door to door. not be safe for storage after 2002. The Besides the information provided in NRC's decision was made even with the these calendars, the university possesses knowledge that the existing incinerator in other information that it seems to be Toole, Utah, has had some problems with unwilling to share with students. leaks. The university has worked with CSEPP to Keep in mind that although a final decision on develop an evacuation plan for campus separate the disposal of Madison County's chemical from the rest of Madison County. This plan may weapons won't be made until July, the depot has even work, but no one knows for sure because it already had one leak this year and its arsenal is has never been tested. stored just six miles from Eastern's campus. The plan has never even been discussed with So why does this university continue to pretend students. Several students said they have no idea it doesn't exist? This subject has been mulled what the warning sirens sound like and over and twisted and probed under the micro- wouldn't know what to do if they heard them scopes of the Army, the city and various citizens' and recognized them. groups for 10 years. If calendars or practice evacuations are so Bosnia proof of regression However, in all this time, Eastern has never taken a unfeasible, it should at least be possible that the stand on the issue. No community discussion university could distribute copies of the evacua- Darwin had his principle right, Angeles, they are no better than the meetings have ever been permitted on campus. tion plan through a university-funded — and but the direction wrong. people who are doing the killing in Joe Castle Bosnia. Because those individual therefore legal-to-be-mailed — flier. It is truly amazing how far we While the administration's past policy of humans have regressed. The song acts of violence are usually what neutrality is apathetic, it's not nearly as alarming University officials apparently want to avoid A mortar attack in Sarajevo's remains the make up larger conflicts, even as its method of dealing with a potential emer- causing unnecessary alarm about this issue. central marketplace killed 68 same when those conflicts have exten- They don't want to make students worry until people Saturday and injured more sive histories, like race relations in gency situation. America. there is a need. This is an understandable than 200. Despite the battle zone Those who have been hired to make decisions the former Yugoslavian capital has Why did Hitler hate Jews? Was What's really sad is how much for Eastern aren' t playing with matches when reaction from administrators. become, Saturday is still a day of it because of an unhappy child- violence originates with groups and they ignore the issue to the point that they endan- WowWe^ve rfcrrYtinrferstand how the frenzied activity in tho city's i <> hood? A Jewish teacher who said is directed at individuals. It's easy university could plan to begin educating stu- market. The Serbians knew this aad he was a failure as an artist? ,«., to hate from the security and ger the students. They're playing with an inferno. decided to launch a aaatar shell.,. Personal shortcomings? Who . . anonymity of a group, especially . Take the calendars the Chemical Stockpile dents on safety procedures after a state of into the bustling area. knows? Who cares? against individuals, who make easy Emergency Preparedness Program (CSEPP) emergency has been called. An actual emer- As a result, hundreds of What matters is that six million targets for groups looking to vent produced last year for example. These calendars, gency situation is hardly a conducive atmo- unarmed men, women and people —people, just like you and senseless rage. And we aren't immune to sphere for calm education. children were killed and me — died because one man while not a cure for the problem, are at least a maimed. And this type of cold- ignited the hatred of his nation. To such violence at Eastern, either. start. The calendars contain information about We don't mean to rehash an issue that is blooded killing has been going put the holocaust in perspective, Within the past two weeks evacuation zones, protection from the gas if already "scattered, smothered and covered," but on since Yugoslavia broke consider that only four million we've had a carjacking, random people live in Kentucky today. Just assaults and numerous cases of unable to evacuate, disaster supply kit suggestions in this area it is warranted. We think the univer- apart. For example, last year the Serbs had snipers fire into buses imagine every single person in the vandalism, both in parking lots and important phone numbers for emergency sity has a bigger obligation to keep its students filled with children leaving the state dead, plus two million Ohio and in residence halls. That's information. safe than to make them feel safe. war zone. Those buses had no residents to even the numbers out not the same as a mortar attack military value at all. The Serbs Look at Bosnia. The Serbs hate or a drive-by shooting, but how were just carrying out more the Muslims, the Muslims hate the would you feel if someone jumped "ethnic cleansing." Serbs, the Croats hate dodging in your car at a stoplight and pulled . After reading about Saturday's bullets. Why is there so much more a knife on you? What if one of your Country kickin' Center Board attack and its results, I couldn't hatred in Bosnia than in the rest of friends was beaten up on the job? help but think about the way we the world? How would you feel if you came Pearl Jam would be nice, but heck, more variety will do treat each other in the "new world There isn't. It's just that all the back to your room to find most of order." anger in Bosnia is being released. your belongings broken and Congratulations, Center Board! Alabama, Diamond Rio and Toad the Wet Things aren't getting any Fear becomes anger, anger destroyed? Eastern's entertainment committee recently Sprocket The names just keep mounting. better, folks. As this century nears becomes hatred and hatred be- More importantly, think how closing, it is clear that it has been comes violence, first on a mental you would feel if your little brother clinched Sawyer Brown and Diamond Rio, both But wait a minute! Look at the acts we've had the most violent in history. Sure, and then on a physical level. And or sister was one of those blown nationally known acts, for March 24. And we can't Maybe everyone on campus doesn't listen to there were more of us on the planet that holds true for individuals as apart in that marketplace Saturday. wait for tickets to go on sale Feb. 17. country music. Maybe some students even hate it than ever before, but we also killed well as nations. Earlier this week Bill Clinton Tonight there are six explosive acts performing at Maybe some students prefer other kinds of musk. many more of each other. While it's hard to miss what endorsed air strikes in Bosnia as We all know about and the happens on a global scale, what we long as the United Nations supports 8 pm in Brock Auditorium. And these are only a We arc not necessarily asking for Pearl Jam or "ethnic cleansing" in Bosnia and often don't see — or just ignore — them and other nations join in. In few of the acts Center Board has booked to play Smashing Pumpkins — although they would be Hitler's "solution" as portrayed in is how much hate exists on a other words, outside forces killing Eastern this semester. That's quite an accomplish- nice — but we are asking for a littie more variety Steven Spielberg's epic smaller scale. to stop inside forces from killing Think about relations on the each other. Unfortunately, that to accommodate the more than 16,000 students. "Schindler's List," both prime ment, since this is only the second week of February. examples of what ignorance and average college campus. seems to be the only way to end the Confederate Railroad pulls in for two shows in Just because we can get national country acts fear can cause millions of people to We have tensions between wholesale genocide taking place. Brock Auditorium Friday. Jane Powell, known for doesn't mean Center Board should back off now. do to one another. blacks and whites, Greeks and I don't like the idea of America her five-octave range, will perform on Feb. 17. They did wrangle in Toad, but that is only one And that fear can come from a independents, Greeks and rival as the world's police force, and variety of sources. It could be Greeks, males and females, faculty military intervention in Bosnia will Cumette & Maher's unplugged concert at Fountain "college music" group. anything from a difference in and administrators, instructors and obviously result in more death, but Food Court is Feb. 23. What about the Gin Blossoms? The appearance to a difference in students. And although those something needs to be done. And Already this year we have hosted two comedians, Lenxxiheads? The Breeders? Blind Melon? The religion. In most cases it doesn't tensions don't always erupt in as the world's most powerful one comedian group—Red Johnny and the Round Cranberries? Any of these groups would fit into matter where it comes from. Once violence, sometimes they do. nation, America has to be in charge the fear is there, we feel the need to When individuals lash out of that something. Guy, who taped a segment for an upcoming half- either Brock Auditorium or Alumni Coliseum. get rid of whatever it is we're because of those tensions, whether Otherwise, we're just taking hour MTV special— and country group Southern Center Board is doing a good job, but we want afraid of, even if that fear is they are on a college campus in one more step down the path of de- Wind And last year was another banner year with more than cowboy hats and country music. groundless. Kentucky or in south-central Los evolution.
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UPS & DOWNS PEOPLE POLL By Jay Angel & Brett Dunlap Who is your ideal valentine and why?
My girl, she is "Suzanne Farrla, 9 because ah* la Down to: Up to: Down to: the sweetest girl The Fosters Michael Jordan TV media on campus .." The lead singer called Paint The greatest basketball Following Saturday's at- Lick "a hole with not much player of all time is trying his tack in Sarajevo, ABC, CBS there*' at Phone 3 Tuesday hand at baseball, signing with and NBC each broadcast night So much for a local a AAA team in Nashville ear- graphic footage of the dead band trying to make it big. lier this week. He is moving and dying without a prior dis- Even Billy Ray Cyrus is proud on to a greater challenge by claimer. Ft makes you wonder to say he is from Flatwoods. proving he can "Just do it." if they were accident! y broad- casting "Platoon." Suggestions for UPS A DOWNS we welcome. To nuke • suggestion call 622-1872. Jay Segura, 20, Brian Wertzler, 23, speech athletic training, sophomore, communications, senior, Ft. Thomas Lexington
"Tonl Braxton; "My fiancee, Scott Last Boy Scout's life twisted reality she's kind* More*, because thick." he make* me of crime which has happened in the This is a tale of two girts named happy" Debbie, two guys named Jim, my Richmond area, everything from drunk friends, a girl I'm just friends Brett Dunlap murders to jaywalkers? Where are with, a raving lunatic of an adviser your stories for this week? You and a cat named Midnight My turn didn't ask the right questions, go I'm Brett Dunlap, aJia. "The back and rewrite it Why isn't this Last Boy Scout," and this is my done, why isn't that done, work work twisted little reality. work." Now keep in mind she asked First, I got the nickname "The understood our situation. We were me all of this in the course of five Last Boy Scout" when I once stopped friends, we did things together, we minutes. a guy from getting a girl drunk and could talk about anything, but I knew I've decided not lo sleep any- taking advantage of her. Back home. that was it There was nothing more, it just takes too much lime Charles White, 21, Christy Wrenn, 19, I had the reputation of being the romantic to our relationship. away from my work. Besides, with computer science, Junior, accounting, freshman, ultimate nice guy. I was the guy However, it seems, in Jim's mind, I the number of people out there Jessamine Co. Clay City people would call lo drive them was trying to steal her away from gunning for me, I should probably home when they had loo much lo him and now I'm almost sure he stay awake and keep my eyes on the "Sheenay Tevls; "Val Kilmer; he's drink. I'm the kind of guy drunk girts wants to hurt me. According to my lookout she Is the only sexy and just can trust not to try to take advantage friend, there was a time when he I gave up being shy for this one who cares wonderful." of them and make sure they get home couldn't even say my name without mess? My life was so much simpler about me." all right, and the guy their boyfriend gritting his teeth. when I was a social recluse. Sure, I would trust if they were loo drunk to A couple of weeks ago, a friend had nothing to do on the weekends. lake them home. of mine who, just a couple of weeks but I didn't have people out to get My story started when I decided I before lectured to me about drinking me. had enough of being shy, and I was responsibility, called me up at 5 am. Where does my cat. Midnight, fit going to become more social. My after a wild night of partying and into aD of this? Well, actually she friend Debbie, who was the only real asked if I could drive him and some doesn't It just made my first female friend I had at the time, others home. On the way back, I got paragraph sound interesting. I'm just helped me come out of my shell so I pulled over by a police officer who glad she's back home puking all over could tell the other Debbie, who was thought I was drunk. I had three the place and not here. That would be the first girl I ever had a crush on, people passed out in my car, the one loo many things for me to deal George Baltard, 10, Jackie Baber, 20, how I felt about her. Debbie, the one stench of alcohol everywhere and I with right now. undeclared, freshman, special education. Junior, I had a crush on a long time ago, was had Ohio license plates. This was not All I can say is if too much more Richmond Paris getting married to a guy named Jim, good. happens, I'll be changing my name lo and I had only a year before she The officer didn't give me a Bob Strunk and moving to Salt Lake graduated and left for good. I wanted ticket but I told my friends if I did, I City to start a new life. There are a to try lo clear up everything so we would have made them pay for it couple of girls who are starting to tell could be friends. I finally told her Then I would rip their lungs out if me about problems they are having everything and we are starting to they ever did it to me again. with their boyfriends... become good friends, I just hope Jim In my attempt to put my life in Does anyone have a bus schedule doesn't get the wrong idea about order, I finally declared my major to Utah? what I'm up to and tries to kill me. last year and got a raving lunatic as Shortly after I made my peace an adviser. Dunlap is a senior journalism with Debbie, I met another girl and "Brett, have you read every major from Wilmington. Ohio, and is we became good friends. She had a single newspaper in existence?'* she assistant photo editor for the boyfriend, named Jim, and I fully said. "Do you know every single act Progress. Sappy scenes stir weeping romantic
I think I'm getting sappy in my some heart-felt love songs and old age. Give me a song or a movie, dedications, like Journey's "Open and I'll find a reason to cry because Arms" or "Faithfully,'' could leave of it me drowning in a pool of my own I feel like I can cry at (he drop of salty tears. FAST FREE DELIVERY!! a hat now. Switching on the TV set and The funny thing is I used lo seeing Oprah Winfrey host her laugh at people who made the annual Valentine's Day engagement smallest whimper at a sad movie, that is where it all began. Then came show could leave me in a especially family and friends. I "Sleepless in Seattle," "Boyz N' the hyperventilating fit with no return to would go to a movie with some Hood," "Beauty and the Beast," sanity. friends, and at a particularly serious "Backdraft," "Forever Young" and. Crying, it seems, has become moment, I would hear little sobs lastly, "Philadelphia." what I do best I have even begun to coming from beside me. I would turn There are an endless stream of listen to opera and classical music to see them coming from my friends. movies, loo numerous lo count, where again, for one, because I enjoy it and I would burst out laughing and start I have been on the verge of tears. also because once in a while I need to making fun of them. I never saw a I called my parents one day and clean out my tear ducts. reason to get so emotionally attached remarked on my unfortunate Luckily for me, though, I have to a song or movie. discovery. My mom made the yet to stan crying at commercials, but It's a different story now. comment about how she, too, didn't I'm still young. Once I do stan crying LARGE Now I'm the one who is crying get all mushy-eyed until she came to at the "Jean-Luc" International at a sad or mushy scene in a movie college. It didn't make me feel any Coffee commmercials or the or a love song. People are now better, but at least I was reassured I Energizer bunny commercials, I laughing at me. wasn't alone in my quest to flood the know then that there will be no hope PIZZA I have gone through a succession whole United Slates with my tears. forme. of films which have left me blood- This. Valentine's Day might I will be too far gone for any kind shot and blotchy-faced from crying, possibly be difficult for me because of help. starling with the Michael Keaton/ of my new-found sappiness and also (ONE TOPPING) Nicole Keaton five-hanky movie being without a significant other to Rankinis a junior journalism "My Life," in which I sobbed along share this wonderful day with. major from Frankfort and is a copy with the rest of the theater. I think Turning on the radio and hearing editor for the Progress.
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10 Tanning Visits for $20 New tanning bulbs will arrive next weekl 230 Eastern Bypass 623-8813 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 10,1994 AS NEWS REGULATION: ABC rule to remain in effect after General Assembly Dr. David B. Coleman OPTOMETRIST ContmutHrom from page has had a definite impact on underage House BOP committee chair Rep. folks that, if they fed as strongly drinking in Kentucky. Jim Yaies.D-Louisville.said he thinks about this as they say they do, that scandal investigation Statewide in 1991-92, there were some type of regulation and enforce- they pursue legislation to make it a Sen. David LcMaster. the 72 minors arrested for underage drink- ment is needed because there is a taw." Green said. "I just feel like Painisvillc Democrat who resigned ing. In 1992-93. the year after Regu- problem in Kentucky. something like this needs to be a stat- • Eye Exams following his conviction last semes- lation 5:070 weminioeffect, that num- "From what I have read (under- ute." ter of lying to the FBI and sentenced ber dropped to 38, Harmon said. age drinking) is a problem," Yates Although the removal of the defi- • Large Frame to 12 months in prison, was chairman *Tloqiicst km about k, some people said. "Crimes are committed because ciency means the ABC will be able to Selection of the senate BOP committee when feared that they would get caught," they are on drugs and alcohol.'' enforce the regulation indefinitely. KAR 5:070 was introduced in 1992. Harmon said. Green said that although the regu- Green said he doesn't think the agency • Disposable Rep. Jerry Bronger, former chair of The people Harmon thinks those lation effectively carries the force of will go overboard with it. Contacts the House BOP committee, was also underage drinkers are afraidof are the the law, he thinks the ABC should "I don't think they'll do anything implicated in the BOPTROT investi- ABC's 24 state enforcement officers eventually take underage drinking more than what their job requires," • Gas Permeable gation. who pose undercover in bars to bust enforcement to the full legislature. Green said. "I don't think they need to Contacts Harmon said arrest records for the regulation violators and the bar own- "At some point in time I'm prob- resort to Gestapo tactics ... but we past two years show the regulation ers who serve them. ably going to recommend to the ABC don't need kids in bars and taverns." • Tinted Contacts •Payment Plan BRUTALITY: Student charges campus officer used excessive force Available
Contmu»d from front papa Hines has a mark on the side of his and charged with disorderly conduct.. Walker, assistant director of public face he said was caused by Fearing's After being released from jail, safety, and Walker advised him of Fearing pulled his gun on him and shoe. Hines went to the campus infirmary how to file a complaint against an directed him to lie down on the con- Hines said Fearing pulled his arms where he was treated for the injury to arresting officer. 623-6812 crete and told him to spread his arms back and cuffed him before he lifted his face. Walker then took pictures of College Park Center Eastern By-Pass and legs in a "vicious voice." him from trie ground by the hand-cuff After encouragement from his Hines' face and wrists, where thecuffs Hines said when he did as the chains. friends, Hines said he went to public were placed, and let him issue a writ- officer directed. Fearing then stood "I was scared. I didn't know what safety to report what had happened to ten complaint. over him with one foot pressed against was going to happen next," Hines him. "Mr. Walker was very coopera- the left side of his face and continued said. Lt. Ricky Cox, public safety, said tive with me," Hines said. BOOK NOW FOR to point his gun at him. Hines said he was taken down- he did not know anything about a Walker said Wednesday that the THE BEACH! "He was stepping on my jaw so town to the police garage where he complaint being filed against one of department would not release a state- hard my teeth were hurting," Hines was removed from the car. the officers. ment on the charge against Fearing 7 DAY BSCKAGE! said. "It was like he was putting out a Hines was kept in the Madison "That is news to me," Cox said. until an internal investigation was cigarette butt on my face." County Detention Center over night Hines said he talked with Wynn completed. FROM $135* SEXTON: Senator resigns post following car accident last year •wpfc**. Continued from front peon date," Ginter said. McBride said the two candidates, W Lackey was the only democrat in local businessman Barry Me teal f and separately to elect a candidate for this district who filed with Secretary Randall Curry, a tobacco and beef KM GULF-FRONT ROOMS IN THE HEART OF each party. of State Bob Babbage's office for the farmer, have already been in contact PANAMA CTTY BEACH. WORLD-CLASS NIGHT Mary Jane Ginter, chairman of the fall election. with members of the executive com- CLUBS. ATTRACTIONS AND RESTAURANTS NEAR BEACH ACTIVITIES ON THE PREMISES. CALL TODAY! Madison County Democrats, said the Babbage said candidates must file mittee in efforts to campaign for their 15-mcmber Democrat executive com- separately for this special election. votes. mittee will meet Monday afternoon at The deadline is Feb. IS. Votes for both parties will be made CfflEEAU \-800-874-&e>26 the Miller House on First and Irvine Two republican candidates from through secret belle L MOTE 12S2B Frant P«Kh Road streets. the 34th District met the filing dead- Babbage said turnout is usually fanama City Baach, Florida 92407 This meeting will result in an offi- line for the regular fall election. low for special elections held in Ken- * WJT eeraaa, mmt i 4,0 mU 6 4ey aactaaw aleo avallaMa. Sheila Mc Bride, vice chairperson tucky. tMnMMMiai It ntftrtd. Room eamaea mjM* raquireJ. cial candidate, but she said Richmond M to not Indue* tea or UmnforfUcm indand emam non-eommleelonaWa.non-cotnmieeloni attorney John Lackey will probably of the Madison County Republicans, He said maybe a third of the num- One aejttie, ■)* aar etenaaai room. MtchanaWa mi euEee be asked to run. said a choice will be made between ber of general election voters can be ■MaaMa at eeaWonel chaff*. "Johnny Lackey is the only person the two candidates Saturday at 10 expected to turn out for this, but urged Sexton had served In the who seemed interested in the posi- a.m. at the Madison County court- that people in mis district do make an legislature since 1987. tion, so he's our most likely candi- house. effort for this one. PANAMA CITY BEACH FLORIDA RUDY: Movie subject speaks in Alumni Coliseum
Continued from front page "People told me I could never go Ruettiger said because when he came to Hollywood and sell a movie," to college, people told him he wouldn't Ruettiger decided not to quit, and Ruettiger said. "I said I have a story. make it Call when he was carried off the field in I am skk and tired of the junk they are "He just inspired me to work that 1976 by his fellow players after tack- putting on the screen." much harder while I am here," Boggs ling a Georgia Tech player twice his He persisted, and in October of said. 623-0330 size, he said he was glad he hadn't 4993, the movie "Rudy" was put out "He Drought out that just because And he didn't quit later in life by Tri-Star pictures. you are not the best at something or a when he decided he wanted to sell his Ruettiger said he was pleased with superstar, it doesn't mean you won't For Fast story to Hollywood. the accuracy and the message of the succeed," Boggs said. Ruettiger said he was inspired by movie. Ruettiger, who got his degree in FREE DELIVERY movies like "Rocky" and "Hoosiers" Brian Boggs, a senior adult fitness sociology at Notre Dame in 1976, is and wanted to produce his story be- major from Raceland, said Ruettiger's now a motivational speaker for Nation- MINIMUM $4.25 cause he thought his experiences con- message Sunday inspired him. wide Speakers Bureau and said he is veyed a positive message. Boggs said he related to what writing a book. He lives in Juliet HI.
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I Pizza delivery person assaulted at Keene By Don Perry when I was trying to leave," Eisner vehicle. If you News writ of said. Fearing went to Room 720 of They were making references Keene Hall where Eisner identified A ftps John's Pizza employee like "you've got a lot of money there' the residents, Randall Marshall, Edwin was allegedly attacked after deliver- and stuff like that," Eisner said. Ernest and Mondrego Robinson, as ing a pizza to one of Eastern's resi- Keene Hall night supervisor Bob the ones who had confronted him accident dence halls. Richmond told public safety officer outside the hall. Kevin Eisner said he was leaving Mike Fearing he saw three men who Eisner said Marshall was the one Keene Hall Jan. 31 after making a while the third entered the south side Tit the description of the ones who who had hit him. Marshall was ar- happen, delivery when he was approached by doorway. allegedly assaulted Eisner enter the rested and charged with assault three men, one of whom he said as- Eisner then went inside and called building. Eisner Filed charges against saulted him. public safety to report the incident. Fearing said he recognized the Marshall Feb. 3. call us! "1 was walking out to my car and Eisner said the same three men description of the men as three indi- "It wasn't that he was a good shot he just hit me in the side of the head had confronted him earlier that night viduals he had confronted earlier in or anything," Eisner said. 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RITA DAVIS, Danita To absolutely the most ERIC "When I Fall In Love - It Thanks for being a great wonderful man LOOKING FORWARD TO Will Be Forever" Dept. Chair, teacher, and PURVIS, in the world and definitely ANOTHER VALENTINE'S Olive Juice - Frying Pan • mentor. Happy Heart Day! I will love you: Today, To- the best thing DAY Plus One. Love, to ever happen to me: I DAVEK. morrow, And Forever! WITH YOU IN MY ARMS! I love you, Kelley, Michael, Wilma, love you! Happy Valentine's Day Love, LOVE.HUCK! The future Mrs. Cash Brian, & David. ALYSA! Kristy McDaniel Daddy! Love You, Kyle K. The Eastern Progress February 10,1994 Bl Selena Woody Accent editor It's that day again, and the smell of love is in the air. But you don't have to be part of a couple to enjoy yourself. Defy Cupid and have fun on your own, when you're... Home Alone On Valentine's Day tem Inside l Sawyer Brown concert tickets go on sale in •> do noth- <• watch reruns of "Love Connec- Powell Feb. 17. ing—Ignore Things to do tion." See PREVIEW, it and it will B2. definitely go when you don't ** send yourself a dozen red, pink, I The Fosters, a away in 24 have a lover on white or blue roses (depends on your six-member hours. mood). student band, Valentine's Day will play Phone 3 •> tell the 50 ** not talk to the opposite sex all day. Tuesday. See dork who has ARTS, B3. been after «* go out with some really ugly per- you that you love him, watch his face > sleep through it all. ^ sing loud son and dump them on the side of the I Anna Wilson light up with joy and then say "Just songs, as loud road. spills It all on kidding." 1 take up a bad habit. and as out of Oprah. See tune as you PEOPLE, B4. v watch some Beavis and Butt-head *^ call some old loves up, then hang ' call an old significant other. want, in your and see what they do (they're single). The Red Cross Is up on them over and over. room. out for your ' learn to play solitaire. ** get together with other single * give your body a treat: manicure, «*getagroup friends and go to a movie and an blood on Feb. 15 1 and 16. See pedicure, haircut, tanning booth and remove your belly button lint. of friends, goto expensive dinner. ACTIVITIES, B5. go out to find a mate. the movies and ' paint your bathroom walls. razz cutesy «* read that book that you've really Divine gets «• dress in black and mourn the couples. been meaning to read. career high at death of your social life. 1 protest the sappiness. SEMO. See ^settledownwrth ** rent movies (just think, you don't SPORTS, B6. ^ go to a movie alone. trim your toenails. a cold bottle of have to worry about what someone Cuervo and rent else wants to watch). wash out trash cans. Did you know? v make dinner for yourself. "Caligula" watch a repeat of the Today through ** throw a party for singles only. drink yourself into a stupor. * go horseback riding. Super Bowl alone. Feb. 13, the Surratl Ha. ha! House and Tavern •# have a movie marathon of roman- * make a pen pal. of Clinton, Md., tic movies like "Sommersby," "Prince ** read "Bridges hosts a display of of Tides," "Dying Young," "Say Any- *» invest in a new toy and share it of Madison 19th century thing," "Pretty Woman" and with a friend. County" five valentines and "Casablanca." times. memorabilia. The <* make your own "Best of Buffett's ^ take your cat/dog to the park for a tavern is located on *# have a big bowl of popcorn, chips 'I ain't got nobody, so I think I'll get short brisk walk. * go for a Brandywine Road or a bag of chocolate chip cookies. drunk and sulk songs'" tape. drive or a walk in Clinton and the «* buy a dog, cat, hamster, bird, fish, in the country. valentine show v watch "Sleepless in Seattle" over *» freebase Draino or Liquid Plumber guppy, pet rock, chia pet or mold draws about 350 and over. (Heck, do both!).. experiment. *► make your people. favorite food. »listen to "Letting Go" by Joe Cocker *» start a cult *»go shopping for yourself, for once. over and over. • get your very Next week » listen to some Chicago albums, * listen to a little Nine Inch Nails own starword v rent and play Super Nintendo especially the "Greatest Hits" collec- while ripping up photos of an old ■ Digging for guide from a real astrologist and see games all night. tion. love. what the future holds for you. history Send your announcements to Chad Williamson or Mary Ann Lawrence at 117 Donovan Annex I ni\ersil\ (Inemas 623-7(1 ii ; Thursday, February 10.1994 before noon Monday. ».|\iss si \\i\ s IK The Eastern Progress ACE VENTURA GRUMPY OLD MEN THE FUGITIVE Announcements Powell Building for the March Nightly 7:15 A 9:15 Nightly 7:00 Nightly 9:15 Dinner for two at 3:30 p.m. in McCreary 24 Sawyer Brown, Diamond Sat-Sun 1:30,4:13. Sat-Sun 1:45.4:15 A Entries are being sought Lounge. far college women to par- Rio and Tim McOraw snow. 7:15 A 9: n , 7:00 Tickets are $1930 with SI 1 1 ticipate in the 1994 Miss Na- Board Plan will have a Live Entertainment [KM3| tional College Photo Model discounter the first2,000stu- TITITTTTIXTXTTTTTXXTXTTTIin X XI111IITTT contest. Entrants must cur- Sweetheart Dinner University Choir will per- dents. from 4:30-6:30 p.m. form in Brock Auditorium IN I M \Uh I HI MKI s 1 ni r rently be enrolled in college " ll Towne Cinem.i on a full- or part-time basis, tonight. Call Top Floor Tuesday at 7 p.m. Jazz singer Jane Powell will perform Feb. 17 at 7:30 p.m. RICHMOND MALL 8 between the ages of 18-26, at 2182 for reservations Start* Friday single and never married, no at Keen Johnson Ballroom. children and have never com- to eat in private dining. Admission is free and open to mitted a felony. For an appli- Films the public. The second film in an Inter- (t) Mar-nan. 1157MM5 cation and information, send kaaaaaa SaVSar 1:15*7:10 national Film series, "Women a self-addressed stamped en- grade po in I average of 3.7. The FRIDAY/dLL Channel 40 Movie (■) Malar. 7:10 velope to S. Peterson, Na- deadline for applications is Feb. on the Verge of a Nervous Schedule ■m Plata* laAam. MX>Sd07-J0MtH> ; Live Entertainment Breakdown," will be shown at (PG-U) Mavlaaa. SaVMOKklO tional College Director, 5400 22. For more information, call Thursday/10 af ra*»araa>~ SaJSar 1:» J:»S:»7:M*X : W. Cheyenne # 108, Las Ve- Rosanne Lorden at 1107. Country group Confed- 7 p.m. in Room 108 of Crabbe Fuse Leap of Faith (K) Mar-nan 5J07JO**) "Stf* gas, Nev. 89108. erate Railroad will perform Library. The film is in Spanish Second: Amos and Andrew ■atr-Mlt- k*m 1:25 J05 5:» 705*25 two shows at Brock Audito- with English subtitles. Third: Beauty and the Beast (PC) Ma-TW. 5J07:40MS TODAY/IO rium Friday at 7 p.m. and 10 fkaatapaa ajm 1:104:25 760*40 7:15 and 9:15 p.m. Jobs are currently avail- (PC-IS) Mar Tha. 4:25 700*40 nightly able at the Kentucky's Sher- p.m. Tickets are SIS for the Services Friday/11 TatCalA-.. S-JSar 1454J5 7:15 IttOO Clubs/Meetings (1) Mai nan 4:45 7:15 IftOO iffs' BoysandGuisRanch in general public. Tickets are Bluegrass Army Depot's Fine Amos and Andrew Chi Alpha will holda weekly available at the Cashier's Black History' Commission fcaaW. J-JSm 435 a *» Sunday Matinees Gilbertsville. Applicants Second: Beauty and the Beast (PO) Mar-nan. 5:2573010:15 at 1 and 3 p.m. with majors/minors in social Bible study every Thursday at Window, Coates Adminis- will hold a Black History reli- Third: Leap of Faith MfGMS** SaJSa. 1:05 3:15 5:25 7:40*45 services, education and rec- 8 p.m. at Combs 116. tration Building and all gious service on Wednesday (PC) Mar-nan 5:257:40*45 reational fields are most con- Ticketmaster locations. at 9:30 a.m. at the Igloo Club Sunday/13 sidered, but all backgrounds at the depot. Preaching will be Fust: Beauty and the Beast Employment • MONDAY/14 the Elder D J. Ward, pastor of wi II be considered. The camp Career Development and Second show: Leap of Faith operates for 10 weeks (May Live Entertainment the Main St Baptist Church of Third: Amos and Andrew Placement will hold a Camp Lexington. 31-Aug. S) which includes Placement today from 9 a.m.-5 Eightplayswillcomprise You'll Love Your «.e week of training. Any- p.m. at the Keen Johnson Ball- Actors Theatre of Monday/14 one interested in obtaining room. Over 200 positions are Louisville's 18th Annual UPCOMING Fuse Sleepless in Seattle Dry Cleaning! an application can call or available, and students may Humana Festival of New Second: Untamed Heart write to the Ranch at P.O. earn up to S1500 for up to 8-10 American Plays, stated for Lectures Third: Map of the Human Heart en it conies from Jack's Box 37, Gilbertsville. Ky.. weeks of work. Feb. 22 through April 2. The Department of Mili- 42044-Phone (502) 362- Tickets go on sale to the tary Science will host the 36th Tuesday/13 8660. general public on Feb. 7. Annual Military Ball from First- Untamed Heart Live Entertainment 3:30-11 p.m. on Friday. Feb. Second: Mapofthe Human Heart Now receive Phi Kappa Phi is inviting The "College Tour Throw TUESDAY/15 23 in the Keen Johnson Ball- Third: Sleepless in Seattle a 10% Discount applications from outstand- Down" will be held tonight at 8 room. with a valid student I.D. ing senior students for a lo- p.m. at Brock Auditorium, fea- Clubs/Meetings Wednesday/16 i cal scholarship of $300. Ap- turing rap, rhythm and blues The Council on Interna- Live Entertainment Fust Mapofthe Human Heart plicants must have 90 or more and comedy. Admission is free tional Affairs will have a Tickets go on sale to stu- Second: Sleepless in Seattle "Quality Dry Cleaning at Reasonable Prices' credit hours and a minimum and open to the public. business meeting Tuesday dents Feb. 17 at 9 a.m. in the Third: Untamed Heart SPRING BREAK Jack's Cleaners PANAMA CITY BEACH. 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AS MUSTANG ISLAND Sunchase Tours B2 Taylors Liquor B4 Taylor's Sporting Goods BS ^UNIVERSITY HILTON HEAD ISLAND The Tanning Salon B8 ^BOOKSTORE Three Oceanfront Hotels B8 BRECKENRIDCE/KEYSTONE Thrifty Dutchman A4 - /-•.■PUS Toms Ptzza A3 * pa rtmm txnmmm m ofsnwnoa / MCM a*m / ifiwnt or TOT. Towne Clisruia B2 FOR MOTIONAL WF0RMATON ft RES8WATI0NS Unrversaty Bookstore B3 Happy Valentine's Day from the tmawmmWrCatamm B2 Village Florist BS II • 800 •SUNCHASE! WXD BS staff at the University Store. Recontamlth Top 10 1. Ale* In Chahie, -Jar of nee" 2. Tori Arm*, "Under #» Mnk" B3 3. John Mcrtael Montgomery, -KicMn- H Up- 4. Counting Craw*. 'August and EvwyMng Else" & entertainment 5 Big HMd Tood and toe Monsters . "Sifter Sweety" 6. Kings X, "Dogman" 7. Domino. 'Domino" 8 Jawbox. "For Your Own Special Sweetheart" 9. ZZ Top. 'Antenna* 10 Dig. "Dig" Thursday. February 10,1994 Chad Williamson, Arts editor ■ Spielberg delivers a masterpiece By Chad Williamson . Artjedoof Whenever you save one life, you ; save the world -The Talmud Progress/JIM QUIGGINS Had he been able to be easily ex- Tool Hacker plays bass for the Fosters at Phone 3 Lounge. paiincd.OskarSchindler would surely '.have been called a hero. -* Schindler was an alcoholic and a 'Funky country' part of -gambler, a war profiieer, an adulterer •"and the owner of a slave labor factory. -»' Yet Schindler risked his own life to family for the Fosters ' -save the lives of more than 1.100 Jews --during the Holocaust of World War II. By Doug Rapp band when Hacker, a junior art major, V Canamanlikethisbecalledahero? Contributing writer joined the band as a bassist Steven Spielberg, director of Soon after, Yeager, a senior En- - "Schindler"s List," never attempts to They've gone from being sad men glish major, was recruited to play drums ' answer the question because he knows to whispering crickets and now they've and Anderson's longtime friendTackcu. - "there is no easy answer. He never tries become a family. an undeclared freshman, was enlisted to ';to explain why Schindler. at the height A family by the name of the Fosters. play bongos to broaden the band's acous- "*of his wealth, decided to sacrifice his The Fosters are a tic sound. fortune for these lives. He doesn't be- six-piece band com- Anderson describes cause he seems aware that no one will Photo by Universal Studios/DAVID JAMES prised of Eastern stu- The Fosters their music as a simple, fever know the answer. Schindler (Liam Neeson) end Stern (Ben Kingsley) work to compose "Schlndler's List." dents Keith Anderson, folksy sound yet Hacker *•*' Schindler is first shown at the after- will return to and Yeager offered away with a steamer trunk of money. glossy touches of The breakout performance is by Lance Yeager, Mark math of the German invasion of Poland. Schindler begins "E.T."and"Juras- Ralph Fienncs as AmonGoeth, the com- Reyes, Hardy Whitaker, Phone Three more whimsical de- Through a combination of charm and to alter his view sic Park" for a mander of the concentration camp ai GregTackeuand UK stu- Lounge scriptions, such as bribery. Schindler takes over an enam- after the "liquida- black-and-white, Krakow. His vision of Goeth as flawed dent Toni Hacker. Tuesday at "funky country." elware factory in occupied Krakow. He tion" of Krakow documentary style evil, a man who shoo'_s at the Jews from The Fosters began The Fosters create a 9 p.m. full sound with their •employs Jews, who work cheaper than by the Nazis. free of flashy spe- his villa balcony before making his two years ago when Whitaker. a sophomore three-guitar lineup. Polish workers and have begun to feel Unforgettable cial effects or emo- morning coffee, then falls in love with "the hardship ihe Germans plan for them. English major, and Whitaker plays a 12- is a simple death tional tugs and the Jewish girl he takes as his maid, is Anderson, a junior pre-engineering ma- string acoustic, Anderson plays acous- Registration of all Jews is mandatory scene where sol- pulls. chilling. He is not pure evil, but instead jor, formed the Sad Men. tic rhythm and Reyes plays lead on and any who disobey are shot on sight. diers take a one-armed man they decide Spielberg decides instead to present sadly human, and that makes him all the Soon afar the pair met Reyes, he was electric guitar. The thousands are then herded into a is useless, so they shoot him in the head. us with this story and to tell it with more more horrible closed ghetto of only 16 square blocks. It is basic and terrifying; not like the asked to join and the newly formed trio Playing at Phone Three Lounge on intensity and drama, more raw emotion Never before has 185minuiesended adopted the name the Whisper Crickets. First Street Tuesday was the band's Schindler, portrayed by Liam deaths in "Lethal Weapon" or "Die than any film ever before made. so quickly. "Schindler's List" is unlike Neeson, hires Itzhak Stern, a clever Hard," but just a man collapsing into the Eventually, Whitaker moved to Lou- "first big gig," according to Anderson. Neeson as Schindler gives the per- any movie ever made, and unlike any isville and Anderson and Reyes, a junior Another upcoming gig for ihe Fos- Jewiah accountant with connections into snow and his blood staining the pure formance that will cam him the title he movie that will ever follow. Spielberg the Jewish business world. Stem,piayod artmajor.cxjnunuedastrieWrusperCnck ters will come April.22 when they will white of winter. has long deserved as one of Ihe finest has created his stunning masterpiece of by Ben Kingsley. begins by employ ing It is Spielberg's power to make this els and won the WXII-sponsored Acous- play in the Ravine as part of the Earth actors in Hollywood As Schindler, poetry arid passion and power and pain. tic Jam-Off held last semester. Day festivities. Jews out of the ghetto, knowing that the one death horrifying, and each death that Neeson gives a brilliant performance as Flawless in each scene and performance, When Whitaker returned from Lou- "I'd like to see more people coming work also means life for many. foDowsequallyasierriblc. where ihepowcr a man who was, for all his bravery, an it will easily rank as the finest movie isville to rejoin the duo, the members out lo see original bands. If you come A man at first focused only getting of the movie lies. 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Staff writer women often follow men into Wilson's knowledge and crime. involvement in the field not Classic music is on the CD "These women are from dif- only got her selected for the player in her stylish Straiten ferent socio-economic classes show but qualifies her to office. Six full bookshelves and backgrounds and had dif- serve as an expert witness in hold titles such as "Mothers ferent reasons for doing what court cases. On Trial," "Accounting for they did," Wilson said. "But While teaching at Wash- OCEANFRONT TAN-IN Aggression'' and "Pornogra- these were all women who could ington State University and phy A Silence." not make up their own mind, working as a therapist, she Contemporary art and who went along with what the was asked to do a case evalu- landscape photographs look guy said." ation for an attorney. down from the walls onco her Noting perks, such as free Currently, she is the only desk. travel, accommodations and recognized authority in Ken- And there, full of fresh hot limousine service, Wilson said lucky for such cases. coffee, is Dr. Anna Wilson's being on "Oprah" was a good "One reason I think I have ROMANCE "Oprah" mug. experience. credibility with the courts is Wilson, a professor in "She's probably the most that I don't care if a woman Prograss/EMILY LEATH Eastern's department of cor- pleasant of the talk show hosts. says she's battered," Wil- Anna Wilson, a recognized authority on women and WITH rectional services, appeared You can tell the people who son said. "I'm going to do an violence, appeared as a panelist on "Oprah.'' as a panelist on the national work for her really think she's a evaluation and really look TV talk show Jan. 20. neat person." for psychological and physi- gan in the late 1970s. to shift her emphasis to focus A TAN!!! She is a recognized au- She said she knew what she cal evidence. The courts While at Washington State more on race, gender and so- thority on women, crime and would be asked but, "I never know that and respect it" University, she taught the first cial class relationships. domestic violence. really knew when she was go- Wilson deserves the re- family violence class. "You get to thinking ev- The episode, "Women ing to come talk to me. When spect, considering she was She also wrote some of the eryone is abused and every Who Robbed Banks for Their she finally did, I couldn't help one of the leaders of the first articles on domestic vio- parent beats their kids. 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Activities editor The Red Cross, out CRIMINAL COLONEL for Eastern's blood donate because they are afraid of By Mary Ann Lawrence being infected with the HI V virus. Activities editor *■ One whole "Giving blood is safe," Arnold said. "A sterile needle is used for What if someone you love was blood donation each donor and then immediately dis- injured in an automobile accident and can serve up to carded." needed a blood transfusion to live? 99 The fear of getting AIDS has "Most people would donate then- four people. killed the blood supply." Schank said. own blood for a family member in a "There is no way — no way — that time of need, but by then it will be loo — Jackie Schank, youcangetAlDSfiromgivingblood." late," said Jackie Schank, service rep- service representative, Many people do not donate sim- resentative for the Louisville Area Louisville Red Cross ply because they never have and they Chapter of the Red Cross. "We liter- don't know if they can. ally have people lying in hospital beds "We just don't educate enough dying because we can't get blood to any time whether or not we donate," when it comes to blood donations," them." said Carla Arnold, a public relations Schank said "People fear the un- The Red Cross hopes to get S10 major at Eastern and volunteer public known and you can't overcome that" units of blood out of Eastern students relations chair for this year's Mood "All blood used in our hospitals is in a two-day effort to raise students' drive. voluntarily donated by people like consciousness about donating blood. The Louisville Red Cross Blood you," Arnold said. "There is no other The event will be held from 10 Region supplies blood to 61 hospitals source, and it is a gift of life that only a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, in 64 counties. Last year, 418 units of you can give." Progress/JIM QUK3GINS Feb. 15-16, in the Keen Johnson Ball- blood were donated in Eastern's Mood Donors may give if they have not Alpha Omicron PI president Jenny Wade and Kevin Rich tried to make ball for the Colonel, room. WKQQ 98.1 will be broadcast- given blood in eight weeks, are in drive. who was arrested to help the American Cancer Society In the "Jail and Bail" Feb. 4. ing live and there will be food, T-shirts According to the Red Cross, 6 per- good health, weigh at least 110 pounds and prizes given away. cent of the population give blood on a and are at least 17 years of age. "One whole blood donation can regular basis; 16 percent donate once a Any questions about whether or serve up to four people," Schank said year, but 78 percent never donate. not you can give blood can be an- "Blood has to be available to us at Arnold believes many people do not swered by calling 1-800-732-8772. Phone-a-thon, fun-a-thon By Shannon Conley Greeks Staff writer Phone-A-Thon Schedule Work is well underway for the Alumni Annual Fund phone-a-thon. Tonight: Music Department The phone-a-thon is an annual fund reap top raiser coordinated bv the alumni house. Sunday, Feb. 13: Kappa Alpha Theta For the last 10 years, groups from Monday, Feb. 14: Alpha Delta Pi all across campus have donated their Tuesday, Feb. 15: Alpha Delta Pi time and services for one night out of honors the five-week event. Wednesday, Feb. 16: Lambda Sigma The groups show up at 6 p.m. and By Christina Rankin eat a chili supper provided by the Copy editor Alumni Association. At 6:30, Doug "We couldn't do it without the such as the Alumni Scholarship, home- Comcu, coordinator of the Alumni help of the students," said Comcu. corn ing. Eastern Today, a newsletter Fraternities and sororities joined Fund, gives a brief training session to "All the groups do really well. The that goes out to the alumni, and some- together last weekend to honor those familiarize the participants with the biggest thing is having people show limes, the individual CG ntributors des- who have made an impact in scholar- proper phone procedures. The actual up." ignate that their donation go to the ship and leadership. Progress/BRETT OUNLAP phoning begins around 7 p.m. and Last year, the phone-a-thon raised department that they graduated from. Alpha Omicron Pi sorority was Amy Scaraviill (front) and other PI Beta Phi's performed "Greek continues until 9:25. $149,000. This year's goal is So far, the Student Alumni Ambas- the top winner this weekend, coming Grammtes" at this year's Greek Sing. At the end of the night, totals are S14S.000. So far, the groups have sadors have raised the most money, away with third place and Most Origi- ity winning awards were Jenny Wade, Outstanding Associate/Pledge Class tallied and recorded. The groups com- raised over $24,000 in only six days. $4,605. Pi Kappa Alpha is immedi- nal Skit in Greek Sing, third place in who won the President's Award and Award, the Community Service pete to raise the most donations. The Alumni contributors receive a ately behind with $4,600 and Sigma Greek Games, the Outstanding Asso- Tonya Tarvin who won the Outstand- Project/Philanthropic Award and the winning group receives a plaque to be membership in the Alumni Associa- Chi rounds out the lop three with S4,182. ciate/Pledge Class Award, the Distin- ing New Member Award. Distinguished Service Award. hung in the Powell Building in addi- tion for one year and a card that The Softball team has raised an guished Service Award and the Com- The fraternity coming away with Greek Man and Woman of the tion to a letter from the university entitles them to use Eastern's facili- impressive $3,815 and the Mortar munity Service Project/Philanthropic the most honors was the Kappa Alpha Year Awards went to Neil McMillion president and a picture sent to the ties. Board has tallied S3.70S. Beta Theta Pi Award. Order, which left with third place and of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and individual group's national headquar- The money raised by the phone- finishes off the groups who have par- Individual members of the soror- Most Original Skit in Greek Sing, the Victoria Hougland of Kappa Delta. ters. a-thon goes all over the university. ticipated as of press time with $3,345. 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Fes. 12 Women's basketball Fab. 1X12 Women's and men's host Tennessee State at 2 p.m. track at Virginia Tech Open Fab. 14 Men1 s basketball host Thursday, February 10.1994 SPORTS beginning at 9 a.m. each day. Tennessee State at 7:30 p.m Lanny Brannock, Sports editor Lady Colonels climb to top of OVC ByMattMcCarty hottest team in the league." A pair of Lady Colonels, junior guard Maisha Mays led the Lady Colonels in scaring with Thomas and freshman center Kim Cunningham, her game high 23 and was followed by Eastern was able to pick followed Mays with 14 each while senior center Cunningham's 21.Freshman forward Lisa FusseD When the Lady Colonels' basketball learn up the victory by playing well ShannahMcInicahaiKlfreshimmfccwaidJerilyn added nine. swept a pair of road games this past weekend at on both ends of the court Cushing netted 13 a piece. Thomas pulled down 10 rebounds against Murray Slate and Southeast Missouri State, k •Weptayed very wellof- The double figure scoring was rounded out both the Racers and SEMO. Equity captured more than just two wins. fensrveryasweUasdefensivery. by Stephanie Davis, who tossed in 11 for the Now Eastern will prepare for a pair of home Italso mo vedimoafirst place tie in the Ohio Inman We had a good inside game and victors. games this weekend, playing host to Austin PCay Valley Conference standings with Middle Ten- Lfi outside game," Inman said Although team defense and balanced scor- on Saturday and co-conference leader Tennessee nessee State and Tennessee Stale at 8-2. "We played probably the best team defense ing played an important role in the victory, the Slate on Sunday. will be "These were two really, really big wins," we've played all year," he said. Lady Colonels also "executed great" and '•re- With the OVC tournament set to begin in Lady Colonel coach Larry Joe Inman said To The Lady Colonels also had their "most bal- bounded real well," Inman said. three weeks, every game win be very big for come away with those two wins was great" anced scoring game all year." "We played with a tot of poise," assistant Eastern. The Lady Colonels forged u the top of the Junior guard Kim Mays led the balanced coach Edward Siepp said "Every game we play now is for the OVC death of OVC oa Monday with an 83-67 victory over attack with 16 points and also dished out seven Faatrrnjianprd raw toa42-27 leadatradrbme Championship," Inman said. "Every game is of Southeast Missouri Slate, who was "probably the assists. en rouietoits 82-58 winover Murray on Saturday. the upmost importance." football r It has become brutally Eastern splits pair of OVC road games Track team obvious to me in the past six months that a great American By Lanny Brannock tradition is about to cease. Sports i competes A great pastime, which most of the entire male population Southeast Missouri State must at Indiana holds dear to its heart, spanning have felt like its hands were tied Mon- over a century and containing the day night when the Eastern Kentucky ByMattMcCarty names of some the greatest sports Colonels rolled into Show-Mc Center Assistant sports edeor legends of all time, looks as ia Cape Girardeau, Mo. though it is coming to an end. Eastern (11-10.7-4 OVC) limited Fourty-eight teams and 1,200 Knute Rockne, George Hales, the Indians (8-12,3-8 OVC) to 42.3 athletes turned out last weekend in Johnny Unitas, Jim Brown and shooting from the field and 9.5 per- Bloomington, InrJL, where Eastern Viace Lombardi are the first of cent from behind the three-point line competed at the Indiana Invita- thousands of legendary players in an 84-75 victory. tional. and coaches who pop into my And it seemed that the Indians Eastern track and field coach mind. were in a giving mood, allowing the Rick Erdmann fck both the men Their kind will be only a Colonels 32 chances from the free and women ran well thing of the past, sadly, sooner throw line. The Colonels made 28 of "Our men ran very competi- than I or any other football fan the charity tosses while the Indisnp tive and our women overall ran would like to think about or ever had to stand and waich the shots rain very well,*'Erdmann said expected. in, frowning at their good deeds. Eastern's men's 4x880 relay Thank you, gender equity, Eastern coach Mike Calhoun. hi * - team won with a time of 7:49.21. you cruel and ugly monster, for ever, was not impressed with his team's The men's4x400 relay team was threatening to ruin a great performance from the line. victorkxiswimatimeof3:1689. American tradition. •That should happen. Good shoot- The men also hadagoodshow- First of all, football is a sport ers will have good results,' Calhoun ing in the400-me»erdasru»s Arnold all its own. said. Payne won the event wkhatime of It is played professionally in OneofEasiem'sbesishootei MMr13.CMBandSMng6.TMm Wonwn'tTtnnli Feb.7 Basketball action ■ML 4 SEMO 78 Oohmta - Johneon «i. DMne 20. Feb. 12 Sat. 2 p.m. Lady Colonels vs. Austin Peay Awn it. ODM 9. Heenee 4. 1*9 Na.1- Smart 11 and Tyaon 1. Teem M. ■81 Tamil Ne.Z-Ar.yl 4 p.m. Colonels vs. Austin Peay VMHM ■■ VMM »•, Jshnoon 7, i'a Ma.a-oaM Morgan 11. Freereaaer 2. SUM Ne.4-*aal ,- ft Shelter. 2. Cratn a, RoMnaan 5. t.Eanam BOJ Na.t-Lk Pre-game: Health Fair sponsored by the College of Health, Physical , Bahy 0 and Bond* 12. Team 71 Man-a Ma.«-JM 1. A. Fame BOJ Education and Recreation •MM a.LMha EKU EaMwn 82 ii- Womana bivtUHorMl P8d* Murray Stale 88 t-A-iilaniPttl la i4*jQkMirGK)4M. Coionala - Johnaon 22, DMne I. Ne.9-1 Feb. 13 Sun. 2 p.m. Lady Colonels vs. Tenn. State Men ift Ooaa ft Hoknaa 11 and Sliwart 19. Taam «2. 1.HNa» BOJ M7 Fab. 8 EKU Residence Hall Day ,naein - Taagua 9. Qumm 14. > Dtelanoe Medley Relay Eastern delected Akron 7-2 Bnaan 20. Wtaon 2. Heard 19. Z.Eemm EKU Buaaal ft Janaa 2 and Moon) 12. Pre-game: Pizza Party for Residence Hall Students WOMeMI 0 Siuflau i- 7-a.aa Half-time: Basketball Shooting Contest; Drawing for lEam BOJ 1204JJ1 „.; S-Nka •ft as Man's S- Ene*(AK) UNIVERSITY CENTER BOARD PRESENTS Come out mid enjoy * night of B*p. 8&B. mut Comedy. Tkia high energy, vtmioae. entertaining THROW DOWN" mill be enlightening for ell. The house will be "live* with regional record- not like other rap groups that change their ing artist and comedian TONY YATES (BOO- rapping style with the chart of who's in and BOO). Boo Boo opened for Martin Lawrence who's out in the music industry. at the Palladium Nite club. Y.G.B. (YOUNG, GIFTED & BLACK) is Rhythm and Blues singer HERLON composed of Adrian Jewel. Garland Thomas. ROBINSON will sing songs coming from the Jaron Alexander and Jay Rac. Y.G.B. has heart and soul of past and present events, re- the ability to address the problems of our lationships of his life and others. communities in such a solution-oriented way that you cam help rt when you catch your Rapper GOLD DEE is the winner of Louisville sen rocking to the beat, and thinking about Association of Music's Best New Artist of 1992. the realities of the message. They sing out Writer and producer of upcoming movie. Com- their thoughts in R&B ballads. edy Sense: Brick City. Opened for "95 South" and "2PAC." 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