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OHteW SOKW PuMtenton of iMn. Kantueky IMWrtty Vol. SO/No 17 10 Thursday. Jmwv 16. 1M1 NWmM4. K y. «047B High parking ticket fines, abundance of tickets provoke questions Editor's note: all statistics quoted in Even though the University had and carried her luggage into the dor- the following story were obtained from fewer cars registered last semester mitory. When she returned there was a Tom Lindquist, director of Public than either UK or Western, the ticket on her car. Reyes looked at her Safety at Eastern, Ruth Hastie, University issued many more tickets. watch - it was 10:42 a.m. She looked at manager of the parking department at The parking department at Western the ticket ... it had been written at UK and Sgt Janet Kirby, parking and issued 7,348 parking decals from the 10:41 a.m. traffic supervisor at Western. first week in June through the first week in December. The department "I was extremely angry," said By BETTY MALKIN wrote 7,929 parking tickets for the same Reyes. "I was so mad I forgot about my Feature* Editor period At UK, 12,000 cars were class and went straight to the Brewer Building to register my appeal. I think Due to a parking situation and registered from the last week in August through the first week in December. they (University officials) are being ticketing system at the University very closed - minded. They are closing which many students have labeled About 13,000 tickets were issued during that time. their eyes and refusing to acknowledge "unfair" and "money-oriented," the the needs of students to unload their University Division of Public Safety At the University. 5,964 cars were cars," she added. has been the target of much suspicion registered since the beginning of fall ••• and ridicule. semester through the first week in Gay Begley, a senior music major, It is unlikely that every criticism of December and M,78S tickets were parked her car in the O'Donnell lot one the division has been valid. However, written. snowy evening last year. The next day after comparing facts and figures at the One possible reason for the high when walking to class. Begley noticed a University with other state universities number of tickets being written here is ticket on her car. The ticket said she and listening to individual reports from that the University Is the only one of the had parked on a yellow curb. She looked students and faculty, it is clear there three schools which employs officers at the curb - it was covered with snow. are numerous problems, occurring just to patrol parking areas and issue She picked up the ticket from under the within the division - including an tickets. windshield and found not one, but three overwhelming number of costly tickets. The tickets had been written at A bundle of cold parking citations being issued every Also, the size of the University's 10:30 am, 11:00 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. of Walking to class can be a treacherous experience when the this could be one of the coldest winters in recent years, (photo safety force is relatively larger than the the same day. snow is falling and the streets are slick. Forecasters predict by Will Mansfield) day to campus motorists. ••• When comparing statistics at the two other universities. The University employs 27 officers with the authority University senior Amy Baumann also University with those at Western received a ticket for illegally parking in Kentucky University and the to write tickets - 16 sworn officers, nine cadets and two security guards. the O'Donnell lot last semester. She University of Kentucky, some questions appealed the ticket because she said the arise. Western has 23 officers - five sworn State Attorney General opinion officers and 18 student patrol per- parking space was improperly marked. Why are parking fines at the When Baumann registered her ap- University so high compared to the sonnel. There are 30 sworn officers at UK and no student personnel. peal she asked if her packet would be sought on parking system other two universities? (see chart) For withheld during pre-registration due to many violations, the University With the great number of tickets the registered appeal. The clerk said By BETTY MAI.KIN "questionable practices" within the oriented" parking system The motorists must pay three times what being issued, the high fines and an the packet would not be held. motorists at other universities would Feature* Editor safety division, but dwells on the at- newspaper suggests the parking appeals system in which a student is However, when Baumann went to The K.istern Progress has submitted titude and general focus of the system should be based on a "deter- pay for the same violation. denied a reduced fine if he registers and pick up her registration packet, she department. For instance, at the University a a written request to Kentucky Attorney mination to insure the safety of then loses his appeal, many students received a pink slip - her packet had General Steven Beshear to review the "It is our opinion the division has students by insisting all policies and ticket for parking in a fire lane costs and some faculty members have grown been withheld. It took her three hours become relaxed in its authority," the $15. At UK and Western the ticket cost role of the University Division of Public ticketing practices be consistent and increasingly angry with the Division of spread over two days to gain approval Safety in. what the newspaper has letter states "It (the division) is not fair." $5. If the ticket is paid within seven Public Safety. from the Division of Public Safety to making checks on itself and it is not Although Chenoweth did encourage days, the fine at the University is termed, a "confusing" parking system. Lindquist said he is aware public obtain her pre-registration packet. making checks on its policies. And it the newspaper to submit the written lowered to $10. The fine is lowered to certainly is not making an effort to be request for an official opinion from the $2.50 at Western, if the ticket is paid sentiment concerning his division is not Ron Wolfe, assistant director of The newspaper acted upon the favorable. However, he said he was not alumni affairs at the University, recommendation of State Deputy At- consistent in its ticketing practices, to Attorney General, newspaper officials within 24 hours. work out any problems that may be said the deputy attorney general also Currently, UK does not have reduced aware of individual problems some received a ticket while unloading his torney Ceneral Robert Chenoweth who campus motorists report to be having car in front of the Keen Johnson referred to the University's parking occurring with individual safety of- warned that matters involving penalties during a grace period. But ficers or to even show any concern that universities are very "touchy" -- with Ruth Hastie, parking director at UK, with the parking system. Building. appeals policy as appearing to be For example . . . "arbitrary and capricious." many students and faculty members outside influences having very little said the department is considering Wolfe had called Building and are upset and questioning the motives power over the actions of institutions setting up a grace period during which Grounds several times to deliver the The current appeals system requires of the division." the violator may pay a reduced fine. University senior Karen Reyes drove materials, but nobody ever showed up a student to submit his appeal within The letter charged the division with The letter stated the reason for Lindquist said the high ticket fines at her car up in front of McGregor Dorm to do it. So Wolfe delivered the seven days after the ticket is written. not handling its authority with the kind sending the request was due to a the University are used as a deterrent tory to unload her luggage on a materials himself - parking in front of However, if the student loses the ap- of "careful consideration nor with the prevailing campus attitude of to keep students from violating parking Monday morning. All but one of the the Keen Johnson Building where he peal, he is denied the lower fine he kind of integrity and accountable "suspicion and annoyance" with the regulations. metered spaces were full and the empty said he had seen University Regents would have paid had he not appealed behavior" of a non-profit, service University Division of Public Safety However, if the high ticket Tines do space was blocked by a University and other officials park many times the citation. organization. Sent with the written request was a serve as a deterrent, then why are vehicle. She looked at her watch. It was before. In the request to the Attorney The letter said students at the copy of the University's "Motor Vehicle thousands more tickets being written at 10:40 a.m. and she was late for class. General, the newspaper refers to University are being taken advantage Parking Regulations" and related news the University than at other state Reyes parked her car in the fire lane, (See PARKING and chart, page 3) "disturbing inconsistencies" and of by an "arbitrary" and "money - story and chart. universities where ticket fines are which extends the length of McGregor much lower? (see chart) Drive except for the metered spaces, r Periscope 26-month delay so far Columnist Barry Tester explores Editorials j the uncommon sdvice of the News-Features. 3 Ayatullah Khomeini from "Little Organizations. 4.5 Planetarium opening Green Book, Sayings of AyatoUah Sports 6-7 Khomeini" in the 'Oar Turn' column Arts 8-9 on page 3. delayed until 1982 V By ROBIN PATER At that time, Fletcher indicated he Editor expected the planetarium to be ready The University's Arnim D. Hummel for opening by the first of the year He Planetarium, already 26 months over reported that Spitz technicians are still Sullivan Hall the originally scheduled completion working on the system. date, likely will have to wait yet Housed in the Hummel Building, to be renovated another year before it can be opened. which is joined by an archway with the According to planetarium Director Carl D. Perkins Building, the By THOMAS ROSS repairing the roof, painting the trim . Dr. Jack Fletcher, the company that planetarium is the second largest on News Editor for a pretty good overhaul of the ex- ' designed and installed the planetarium any college campus in the world, ac- An estimated $601,000 has been ap- terior as well as the interior." (which is actually the apparatus and cording to Fletcher, "as far as we proved by the Board of Regents in order Other capital projects recommended not the building that houses it). Spitz know " to renovate Sullivan Hall, one of the by Middleton, noted in the Board's Space Systems Inc., of Chadds Ford. Sexton added that it is the first to use University's older residence halls for report Is, "The usual practice of the Pa., "has not yet made it doing the Spitz System for educational pur women. University to plan major painting everything it is supposed to do for us" poses. The Board, during its quarterly projects to be accomplished during the Purchased at the unit price of When it is completed, the meeting this past Saturday, approved summer months." This will include $952,000, the planetarium equipment planetarium will undergo inspections the renovations, which will include the exterior painting to Burnam Hall, the was to take 14 to 16 weeks for in- and testing, conducted jointly by Spitz installation of several fire safety University Building, Coates Ad- stallation, Fletcher said The technicians and University features, to the correction of exterior ministration and Jones Buildings. planetarium completion date was planetarium personnel. defects which might damage the Interior painting will be applied to the originally set for November of 1978, Fletcher and his staff of five have structure and to interior painting and University and the Combs Buildings reported Dr. William Sexton, vice been working at the Hummel Building. floor treatment. with the estimated total amount for the president for Public Service and preparing programs that will be used project being $90,000. Special Programs. once the planetarium is completed and In the Board's report, it stated that In other business, the Board ap- Sexton said, "The delay is that the the members had earlier approved the opened. Some of the work his staff has proved of actions to raise funds for the system has not been completely tested been doing. Fletcher said, is special renovations, "but in adjusting its in- development of a coal analysis and accepted by the Commonwealth of artwork and scripts for programs. Also, ternal budget to cope with the ap- laboratory. As part of the University Kentucky, which he said is a a technical specialist, responsible for propriations reduction imposed by the research mission, the laboratory would requirement that must be fulfilled." building special effects equipment, Department of Finance this fiscal year, be involved in the collection and Fletcher said he knows of no penalty have also been working funds for this project were absorbed in dates in the contract the University the reduction." analysis of coal samples. Funds for the Fletcher said that even with the purchase and installation of equipment made with Spitz concerning the delay. delay, "the staff will still be here . . The report went on to state that the and for operation of the laboratory for Calling it a complex and "almost a there are things that we can be doing original cost of the project was an one year will be sought from private custom - type system." Fletcher said With a planetarium of this magnitude, estimated 1950,000 until the Board sources, the report said. that there have been "a lot of problems he added, "the programs get to be very asked for a revision of the project that The Board also approved the con- with getting the planetarium to work " complex." would only include fire safety and the tinued affiliation of the University with In the Sept. 11, I960 issue of the He teaches one section of an correction of exterior defects, bringing the Kentucky Institute for European Progress, the paper ran a news article astronomy lecture course each down the cost to $601,000. Studies, a cooperative effort by Murray in which Fletcher explained that there ' semester, in order to utilize the Chad MiddJeton, director of Physical State. Western Kentucky and the were numerous "bugs" that had to be planetarium lecture chamber. Plant, said that the project will begin University. Through the Institute, worked out of the planetarium's When opened. Fletcher said the this summer with the most immediate students of the three universities are computer interface system. planetarium will serve all academic LOOK mom. no hands! work starting with the fire alarm provided with the opportunity to pursue At that time, Fletcher indicated he areas of the University. He explained system. a program of European studies. The expected the planetarium to be ready that the planetarium is a "multi- Lady Colonel Chancellor Dugan appears to be balancing the basketball on her He said by Christmas break of next action was warranted by the program's for opening by the first of the year. He media" that not only serves science head during a recent game. Dugan, a junior from Louisville, plays center for year, the exterior work will begin with past success. reported that Spitz technicians are still the women's basketball team. classes. such things as "water-proofing and (See UNIVERSITY, page 3) working on the system. (See PLANETARIUM, page 3) ■
Pas* 2/Vai. 5*t*o. 17 ■ Tb* ■HMIi Pugs*** Editorii».wti Stars won't shine Apology for planetarium owed We have the distinction here of that the company, "has not yet Little having the second largest made it do everything it is sup- planetarium on any college posed to do for us." campus in the world - the Arnim In the Sept. ll issue of the Colonels D. Hummel Planetarium. Progress. Fletcher reported that Monday night the Little Colonels It has another distinction, Spitz Space Systems technicians drill team was to perform at the however, though it's nothing to be had been working out numerous EKU - Pittsburgh basketball game proud of. The Hummel "bugs" in the computer interface during halftime. Planetarium is probably the first of system on and off since it was They did perform - eventually. its kind to be more than two years installed. But not until after an incident over its original completion date. At that time, Fletcher indicated which demonstrated the ob- Now, not only is this inoperable he hoped the planetarium would be noxiousness and tactlessness on facility 26 months past due, but it ready the first of the year - well, the part of student members of the will probably be at least one more here we are and it's going to be yet crowd - not to mention the actions year before the planetarium can be another year, he estimated. of our Pep Band. of service to the University. The installation by Spitz was only Something happened to the sound The University contracted with to have taken 14-16 weeks, as system the Little Colonels perform Spitz Space Systems Inc. of Chadds specified in the contract, Fletcher to, so there was about a six or Ford, Pa., for the planetarium said, but he added that there are no seven - minute delay before the equipment, which is the actual penalty dates in the contract recording started up and the apparatus and not the building that concerning a delay in the com- women were left out on the floor at houses it, for 1862,000. pletion. a standstill The total cost of the Hummel and In fact, the company is still As if they weren't embarrassed Perkins buildings, which are joined working on getting the system enough, the audience - supposedly together by an archway, was $5.5 right. mature college students - made million, according to William Sexton claims that the delay is matters even worse by cackling Sexton, vice president for Public that the system hasn't been and "booing" members of the Service and Special Programs. (No completely tested and accepted by Little Colonels. figure was given on the cost of just the Commonwealth of Kentucky - • I IS XI And, to top it all off, the Pep the Hummel Building, since both which, he said, is a requirement Band, not so graciously, began buildings were constructed that must be fulfilled before the playing the theme song from "The together at the same time). planetarium can be operated. campus - for members of the Burnam and Sullivan halls, have 'special effects for them. Gong Show." Because of "very detailed University community, as well as been in bad need of repairs and Sound comical? Not if you Jack Fletcher, director of the Richmond residents and public planetarium, explained that the specifications" for the Spits renovation - especially Sullivan It's no surprise that Fletcher is happened to be a Little Colonel. equipment, Sexton said that it must school children. Hall. (The Board of Regents has disappointed with the post- The incident caused those system is complex and is almost a be tested and inspected by the custom-type system. And, ac- Perhaps the University's finely gotten on the ball and ap- ponement of the planetarium's women enough embarrassment company, along with University proved appropriations for the work opening and Sexton said he's sorry, and upset without having their cording to Sexton, the University is planetarium personnel. priorities were out of order at the the first to use this Spitz system for time they began the planetarium to be done on that women's dorm). too, about it not being ready. fellow students and the Pep Band Since 1975, under former members rub salt in the wound. educational purposes. University President and now project. When the Board of But when will we finally get to Regents, in 1976, voted to ap- Fletcher, as director of the The company that made the deal Now, the Little Colonels are State Sen. Robert Martin's ad- planetarium, as well as his staff, with the University is responsible going to get up their nerve and make use of this sophisticated ministration, the planetarium has propriate the funding for this device? Is it worth all the trouble "frill," even then it was obvious must surely be frustrated over this for making a workable perform at tonight's game - been in the planning. long delay with the project. His planetarium a reality for the hopefully, they'll get a better and money it has caused? No doubt such a project would that improvements were needed elsewhere. staff, which is still working in the University. welcome. Fletcher said that there have give the University much Hummel Building, is continuing They deserve an apology for the been a lot of problems with getting notoriety. And it will likely serve as For example, two of the oldest, to work on special artwork and It's too bad the reality has been cold and cruel reception given the planetarium to work and added an enhancement ot learning on original residence halls on campus. scripts for the programs and so long in the coming. them. - Memorial service set Letters there. Perhaps they're around in case since there seems to be no enforcement He started the open - minded one of the members of the council has a by the campus security to enforce the generation. Our country has much Enough of nervous breakdown or Is in a spiritual stopping of cars at these marked more freedom now as compared to Martin L. King, Jr dilemma or something crossings. back before Lennon and the Beatles 'power struggles' However, they are there - and it's gave us this new concept on freedom, Clayburn's job, as the president of this 'A parson crossing the street at one of these crosswalks Is virtually taking the love and peace. remembered To the Editor, outfit and as the official representative Editor's Note: The following was submitted by the Black Student of the 14,000 plus or so of us to talk to chance of being run down by the ap- God bless John Lennon. Hooray for the EKU Football proaching traffic. I feel that this is one Union la memory of Dr. Martin Lather King. Jr. Colonels!! them about student issues. area where security is not doing its job JohnKrueger "I've Been to the Mountain Top and I've seen the Promise Land," Hooray for the EKU Basketball Besides, the more people on your and I deem this a little more important these are the words of one of our greatest black leaders who would be Colonels!! side, the better the argument stands of winning. President Powell may con- than running down stray dogs and celebrating his 52nd birthday on January 15 if he were still dwelling Hooray for the EKU Student Sitters stalking the parking Iota to give tickets. (sic) Colonel*!! sider a petition signed by all 14.000 phis Letters, etc. here with those who knew him for his many accomplishments. of us but if several administrators add If we are to continue to waste paint Martin Luther King, Jr. fought most of his life to promote black In a dramatic attempt to get front- their OK to it, what could he say about and manpower on these cross pride, self - awareness and unity of all races. The winner of a Nobel page coverage along with the football it? markings, then I feel that security must encouraged Peace Prize for his devotion and work for universal peace among men, and basketball teams, the Student All of this comes on the heels of a new enforce the rules which apply to this constitution in which Billy "the Kid" problem. If security feels it is too much, Letters and guest editorials may be King is beat remembered for his non - violent attitude in the realizing Association decided to abolish the submitted to the Progress, preferably of his endeavors. tradition and policy of meeting with Mitchell worked so hard doing it over then let's just eliminate the crossings administrators of student life and at- and the "idea" of combining all three and continue at our own risk. by the Monday prior to the paper** Thurs- All men have dreams but few follow through to see them ac- tempt to do what "everybody else" is student representative boards together George Isaacs day publishing daw. complished. Martin Luther King, Jr. was not the average man. He had doing - taking things straight to the top - for more "power" (and you thought Lettsfs should be typed and limited a dream that his people would one day over come their oppression, - to l.C Powell, himself. nobodyT c knew about these things). to 400 words in length. Letter* that are degrading environment and individuality among themselves. It just looks to me, as well as many h' . continues to show not just the unsigned will not be used. others who follow the exploits of the SA, University hierarchy in the "brick t>ud Second-page When speaking of great black leaders. King's name should head the concrete lower," but those of us the The editor reserves to edit ail mat* rials that this is another way for the SA to submitted for spelling and grammatical list - known for contributing his life to the cause of freedom for gji have absolute power over the student senate is supposed to represent, that significance forgotten people. Even in the depths of the black community, we still: life of EKU. they cannot get their act together! hear his former words "Free at Last, Free at Last, Thank God: I would imagine the entire idea for I cannot blame you for wanting front- To the Editor, Those wishing to submit a guest opin- page coverage when our football and It angers me to learn that the Almighty, I'm Free at Last." Therefore, we can have the assurance to the Council on Student Affairs - which Progress feels John Lennon's death had ion should first contact the editor. consists of Dr. Tom Myers, vice - basketbs 11 teams are doing so well; but The hopes* would also like to an hold our heads up high with the thought that Martin Luther King, Jr is as much significance as s second-page what American Black Pride is about. president of Student Affairs as chair- please, ladies and gentlemen of the ooursga faculty and staff to express tftek person and 12 department - division Sitters - er, I mean senate, let's have story. In addition, the article, although heads as members - is to talk about some real issues to discuss - not one of a well - meaning one, seemed to be leas opiaions. With great honor, the Black Student Union is proud to invite items which has one thing in mind - the those "power struggles " There's prominent than many of the weekly bo- Call the Proorass at 622 3106 and ask everyone to attend a memorial service for King on January 15. at the student. enough of that every day - in the news. hum stories such as pre - registration for the Editor, Robin I Meditation Chapel at 7 p.m. : How to better feed the student, better Mike Walton highlights or elevator breakdowns. house him, better ways of finding John Lennon affected America as funding for his education, better ways well as the rest of the world probably an* BSCQ sVtWejH for him to spend his free time, better Crosswalks more than the last three presidents care for him when he's sick, or having combined. Lennon was the most in- spiritual or personal problems. dangerous fluential musician in history. Unlike By having students on this council, Elvis or even the Stones, Lennon and administrators can learn these things To the Editor, the rest of the Beatles gave us rock Sensationalistic and can help to answer questions asked I have been s student here at Eastern musk with meaning behind it :: these student representatives. By the since the summer of l»7v and have been It was the thinking man's music. Not way, these student representatives are somewhat annoyed by the situation only did be affect music, but he also journalism Clayburn Trowell (until one Tuesday regarding the marked road crossings, started a new way of thinking. night); Bruce Leinweber, president of Mag-kit* Sheik Men's Interdormitory Board, and an unknown female who serves as the president of Women's Interdormitory While the hero of a popular and it just doesn't seem so sur- mering and butchering. Board (the Pregress. since the television show was claiming, last prising because it happens so often They consequently pointed an beginning of the fall semester failed to Sunday night, that the press was in the states. accusing finger at Sutcliffe who recognize her, so I cannot give you a- trying an innocent man, the press Most recently, the American has, according to an article in the name). in England has been doing just press was so astounded by the These three people are to represent Sunday edition of the Lexington us and are there so that the ad- that. The suspect is innocent until murder of John Lennon just outside Herald leader, now admitted to ministrators can get some feedback on proven guilty. his Manhattan home that they had the killing of 12 of the 13 women. proposed programs. Imagine housing And not to let the Americans off, determined the killer before the High English officials have •■ i going as far as quadrupling our rooms so have they in an earlier incident. police were even sure. warned the newspapers that they (as they could have easily done this Dr. Gates of "Trapper John, Although the stories are could be in serious trouble for some fall) without some immediate feedback M.D." claimedJhat a reporter was carefully written and full of statements thus the press has 9; from the student representatives. condemning a suspect in a fictional "allegedlys" and "reportedlys," virtually shut down all publication And because Eastern allows this kind i of thing - student representatives on all shooting. Fortunately, everything they still scream guilty at the on the story. its major committees and bodies - they turned out OK for mem because, average reader. The reporters, caught up in cannot "pull something over our eyes' afterall it was television and things In England, the code of the press national revolt at the gross mur- without us hearing about it - from a tend to do that when lives are ruled is more strongly adjusted to the ders of the area women, let too student by writers and producers who protection of the accused. They are No, Clayburn, you're not out- much bias into their stories. numbered. Many of the people on that know that the audience demands particularly careful to keep Journalists, just like most ■• ■ council haven't bean in school in years that the hero win. judgements on the innocence of the people, find murders repulsive and and they're looking at you for insight Will Peter Sutcliffe, the accused suspects. robberies shocking so the natural Into student life. Hell no, they won't 'Yorkshire Ripper" be so lucky? The end of the five-year search reaction is to try along with the admit it. but even as Skip Daugherty After the trial and hanging he had for the "Yorkshire Ripper" was police officers to find the offender. .; said a while back. "They've (the SA) on the front page of English such a relief and surprise to the However, some members of the not made many recommendatisns over papers, it is doubtful journalists that they lost their the years that have net been ap- press get too zealous and risk proved." For a fair trial to occur, bis usual British calm and blasted banging the suspect from the •-*: I can see how you might be in- change of venue would have to be Sutcliffe across the front pages of masthead of the front page timidated by all those "adults" on the to Northern China. the English papers. Guilty or not, Sutcliffe and other council: I do have reservations con- Americans needn't sneer at their The stories contained the sordid suspects of such highly-publicized cerning having the director of coun- ul English counterparts because they details of the brutal murders of 13 crimes will never get unbiased * tf-sewag and the University "*-p " have done the same many times women who were killed by ham- trials.
\ Paf* 3/Vol 59/No. 17 The Eettarn Pi ugi — News/Features Tbo.id.y, JMWV 16. 1991 Former safety cadet says Public Safety out 'to make money;' University students, faculty report individual grievances (Continued from "You put that ticket book in their Eastern. But from 1955-1973. Carfield The first tetter figure is the regatei r Base, the newt daKar The grace parted at Eaatera extends sevaa days after MeSwt hands and they just write, write, was director of safety and security at flCBre Is the raw if Uekat Is pared « araag the grace periad. waakwaad. Westcra'a grace parted is 24 bean. While Wolfe carried his first load of write," stated Dotson. "It can be cold Northern Arizona University. materials into the building, an officer as hell outside and they will still write. At NAU, Carfield said he ran an FINES ticketed his car - even though Wolfe They get very, very nitpicky." VIOLATIONS Eaatera UK had left the back door of the station Dotson named two cadets who had "effective, efficient and safe parking system." He credited his success to Parkhag *• vtetetfcsa of safety regalatlaas $15. Sis SS. $2.S9 $». IS wagon sitting open and boxes were issued between 300 and 900 tickets per Parking hi baadieapped space wtthMt permM |1S. $!• $S. I2.M IS.91 piled high in the cargo area. month. "consistency in ticketing" and an at- Parking aa campus walks ar grass IIS. $19 ft.l2.S9 IS.IS Wolfe immediately drove to the l.indquist said 300500 tickets a month titude to "resolve as much in favor of the repondents" as possible. And that, Parkas* la reserved spaces $15. $19 as. $2.59 IS. IS Brewer Building, explained what had is not an unusually high number and Parking la restricted M witawnt praper permit $7.S9, $S $5. $2.59 II.IS happened and his ticket was torn up. denied having any problems with the he stated, is why he abolished the cadet rattan te register vehicle «•*•. $$ $5. $2.59 IS. II "They (safety officers) didn't say too cadets program at his school. FaHare to praperty display or mltU peraalt $7.S9. $S S5.l2.se IS. IS much about it," Wolfe said. "I just told However, Lindquist said a car should Carfield explained he found some Mater villas* as It. $2 ft, II them 1 wasn't going to pay for the ticket not receive more than one ticket every cadets were not fairly issuing tickets. and I didn't " eight hours for a serious violation or "If a cadet saw an illegally parked car It is cases like these which have in- one ticket every 24 hours for a non- and it belonged to a fraternity brother, Number ef registered ears dart K ISM fal semester aad n—ber ef tickets issued as a* secsad weak as Dscasabsr. stigated a flurry of discussion among serious violation. Metered violators he might just pass right over it," said students and faculty that the Division of may be ticketed every one half hour. Carfield. Public Saioty U not concerned with the Carfield initiated a warning system Registered Cars When asked what the division in- S.SS4 needs of motorists. structs officers to do about cars parked at NAU. During the first week of Gary Dotson. a December graduate classes, students received "courtesy Waal era (cans* begins Jaly 1) in fire lanes while unloading luggage at UK 12.999 (daaaat aaelade caaamaters) in police administration and a safety the dormitories, Lindquist said . . . "We notes" explaining parking rules, in- cadet last semester, said he had seen don't tell them anything. We feel they stead of tickets. During the second specific cases in which he felt the should make their own decisions." week, students received warnings University was out just to make money. Tickets issued Lindquist added most officers ticket Tickets were not issued until the third Eaatera He cited the elimination of "open cars illegally parked in front of dorm- week of classes. I4.TH parking" on weekends in all zones and itories only if they have been sitting Wettera the elimination of student parking in there for a long time. At Eastern, the first day of classes is UK I3.9W (acuity zones after 2 a.m. as two However, many students report being the first day of ticketing. This semester ' ■ examples ticketed after leaving their cars in front the first day of classes fell on a Thur- "These things never hurt anybody, of dormitories for just a few minutes. sday. Those students parked on campus before they were changed," said Other students report multiple who did not have their decals on their Dotson. "They were changed just to ticketings of their cars over a short cars by 2:01 Thursday morning were Planetarium Ovr Turn make money. period of time. Still others report a issued citations. Dotson also said some of the cadets paranoia due to the great number of Lindquist said the division will issue were not handling well their respon- ticketings that have caused them delayed about 25,000 tickets this year. The (Continued from psge 1) sibilities to properly and fairly issue confusion over how and when they may division issued 40,000 tickets in 1978. tickets. Dotson explained some cadets park their cars in what areas. Money collected from the Tines goes ' 'We have been thinking of other ways Who taught get "power-happy" with the ticketing William Carfield is an associate into the general fund of the University it can serve other academic depart- responsibilities. professor of police administration at budget. ments." Fletcher commented, "to provide additions to classes." A.R.? The planetarium will also serve Eastern and Central Kentucky public University to continue affiliation with schools and will be open to the general public several evenings a week as a Kentucky Institute for European Studies form of entertainment. Fletcher said. (Continued from page 1) students to participate. Membership from federal, state and private sources. The planetarium has been in the Now thai the hyped mystery of Mecca! Some day soon Allah will fee for the program is $1,000 for the The report explained that the fee would planning since 1975. said Sexton, during fiscal year, the report said. enable the University to hire additional former University President and now who shot J.R. has been solved, let's avenge ihc Americans' wicked Last summer 15 students par- In other news, the Board approved of clerks who would handle the large State Sen. Robert Martin's ad- embark on another more amusing irreverence and flush them all into ticipated in the program while plans for charging a $10 service fee to students number of financial aid transactions ministration. In 1976, the Board of mystery: Who taught A.R.? hell while ihcy sit on their corrupt the program during this coming who, at the time of their registration, which have been on the upswing since Regents approved appropriations for Whoever taught Ayatollah Ruhol- commodes!" summer anticipate 25 University have not yet received their financial aid 1977 the project. 100 degrees to peratures. It is usually noticed as a 110 degrees Fahrenheit. If no numbness or tingling of the ex- WHAT TO LOOK FOR IF YOU thermometer is available, the Course Tima Day Date Place Fee posed skin surface. The areas of THINK YOU'VE BEEN water should ke kept at a tem- the body most prime to frostbite FROSTBITTEN: perature which feels comfortably Travel-Studv Tour of 6:30-9:00 Wed. Jan. 14 Roark 200 27.00 are the nose, ears, fingers and toes. 1. Pain in the affected areas. warm to normal tissue Honduras Travel Expensei Approx. $400-450 HOW TO BE WELL DRESSED 2. Numbness - the area may DO NOT: Place the'injured area Racquetball 9-11 AM. Sat. Jan. 17 Begley Courts 27.00 AGAINST FROSTBITE: Protect become bulky and clublike. in cold water, then gradually add Conditioning Badminton 12:00-1:00 Mon.,Wsd..Fri. Jan. 18 Weaver Gym 31.50 yourself against moisture and 3. Tissues in the affected area warm water. Techniques and Training wind, not only against cold. Wet- become pale or whitish upon DO NOT: Put the affected area of Ags Group Swimming 7:30-8:30 Mon. & Tues. Jan. 19 Alumni Coliseum Natatorium 27.00 ness, whether it's rain, snow or freezing, and are definitely more in a warm oven, close to a radiator, Women's Satf-Awareness perspiration, conducts heat away firm to the touch. register or space heater or in water Group 12:00-1:00 Mon. & Wed. Jan. 19 Powell Cafeteria B 27.00 from your body. hotter than you can stand nor- Dance Exercise 8:30-9:30 TIMS. & Wed. Jan. fO Weaver Dance Studio 22.00 Instead of one bulky garment, HOW TO TREAT FROSTBITE: mally. Taa-Kwon-Oo A . 6:30-8:00 Tues. Si Thurs. Jan. 20 Tue-Wrestiing Room 28.50 wear several layers of light, loose THE BEST TREATMENT IS THIS IS IMPORTANT, Taa-Kwon-Do B 8:30-10:00 TINS. & Thurs. Jan. 20 Tue Wrestling Room 28.50 clothing which will trap air and PREVENTION. But, if frostbite is BECAUSE FROZEN TISSUE Beginning Ballet for Adults 6:306:30 Mon. Jan. 26 Weaver Dance Studio 13.50 provide good ventilation. Air is an suspected, get to a physician or BECOMES NUMB AND YOU CAN Beginning Modern Dance effective insulator. Cotton or hospital at once. While attempting ADD A BURN TO THE FROST- for Adults 6:30-7:30 Mon. Jan. 26 Weaver Dance Studio 13.50 cottonlined underclothing is best to get the proper medical care, be BITE INJURY WITHOUT Youth Gymnastics - Boys 6:007:00 Wad. Jan. 28 Begley 119 13.50 because it absorbs perspiration. very careful to protect the frozen FEELING IT. Beginning Ballet for Children 3:30-4:00 Fri. Jan. 30 Weaver Dance Studio 7.00 Over it, wear layers of wool or area. Cover it with clothing or DO NOT: Remove clothing Private Pilot Ground School 6:30-9:30 Mon. Fab. 2 Begley 525 32.50 synthetic down. Finish it off with a other protective material to stop which appears to be frozen to the Special Fee 53.66 water repellent and wind-proof the freezing process. DON'T rub it skin; doing so will cause further nOITrt L-MKllC*fJV lS**fyil 12:00-1:00 Tues. & Thurs. Feb. 3 Powell Cafeteria B 16.50 outer garment. with snow - this only increases tissue damage. Leave the clothing Leant to Slag 7:008:30 Tues. Feb. 3 Foster 315 12.50 Waterproof clothing is not tissue damage. If the affected area on the extremity and you will be Modern Celestial Navigation 7:00-9:00 Tues. Feb. 3 Perkins 224 13.50 recommended, because it retains is your foot, avoid walking. able to remove it later as the Supplies 6.00 the moisture produced by your ONLY if you can't get medical damaged area begins to thaw. Elementary Arabic 6:00-8:00 Thurs. Feb. 6 Perkins 224 27.00 body and can actually aid in help within a reasonable amount of DO NOT: Smoke cigarettes Tuesday in the Museum 3:16-4:15 Tues. Feb. 10 Perkins Museum 5.00 developing frostbite. time should you thaw the frozen during this time; nicotine may Ceramics 6:00-9:00 Wed. Feb. 11 Campbell 101 24.50 Protect your head and neck with area yourself. DO SO ONLY IF cause additional tissue damage Hiking in Kentucky 7:00-9:30 Thuri. Feb. 12 Cammack 206 22.00 a hat and muffler, scarf or a hood THERE IS NO CHANCE OF IT Our thanks go to the Progress Conversational German 6:308:30 Thurs. Feb. 12 Perkins 209 27.00 and your face with a ski mask. RE-FREEZING. To minimize Notes, printed by the Pattie A. Clay Supplies 7.00 Wear two pair of socks - one of tissue damage, follow this Hospital for permission to reprint Bask Photography 6:30-8:30 Thurs. Feb. 12 Wallace 342 19.00 cotton and the other wool, or both procedure: this excellent article on Frostbite.
■ Pf 4/Vot. SSTNo. 17 TlM Eastwn SVosjieM 15. 19*1 amzabons Campus clips. Writing Lab open 22 in Walnut Hall, Keen Johnson Guest speaker will be TH Peoples. The The Department of Learning Skills' Building, from 7-9 p.m. University Ensemble will also be on Open Writing Lab (Room 229, Keith hand. All are welcome to come Join in Building) is now open Wednesday Kappa Delta Tau the festivities evenings from 6-830 to assist students Kappa Delta Tau, a service who cannot take advantage of organization on campus, will be having Bridal show tutuorials during daytime hours. spring rush Jan. 20 and Jan. 22. These Women's Interdorm will sponsor a Michele Freed will conduct these parties will be held in the date lounge of bridal snow, Jan. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in evening study sessions. McGregor Hall. Hiram Brock Auditorium. The cost is $1 Jan. 27 meet in the McGregor lobby and tickets can be obtained from In- for a rush function. Jan. 29 meet in terdorm representatives or Coates, Alpha Phi Sigma Walnut Hall of the Keen Johnson Room 212. Alpha Phi Sigma, the criminal justice Building. The time for each party is New bridal and tuxedo fashions for honor society will be holding a meeting 8:45 p.m. spring will be shown. today at 5:30 p.m. in Conference Room R of the Powell Building. Elections will be held for the offices of Vice President Kappa Alpha Psi Brockton Association and Secretary. All men striving for Achievement are The Brockton Association will have a All members are encouraged to at- cordially invited to a spring smoker meeting Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. in one of the tend this important meeting. with the brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi. Conference Rooms of the Powell The smoker will be held Jan. 20 at 8 Bulking. For further information call pm. in the Jaggers Room, Powell Gary Solano at 622-5633. Student senators Building. Students interested in being a student For further information call Kevin at Data Processing senator should pick up a petition on 4096. The Data Processing Management Jan. 19 and must be returned by Jan. 23. will be meeting today at 3:30 p.m. in the Elections are on Feb. 3. Petitions can Upward Bound Kennamer Room of the Powell be picked up on Student Association The Upward Bound program at the Building. office on the main level of the Powell University is now accepting ap- Building. plications for summer employment Volleyball Club For further information call 622-1424 or The University Volleyball Club, Law Enforcement stop by the Begley Bulking, room 424 under coach Irish Rollins, defeated the The Association of Law Enforcement Deadline for applications is Feb. 27. Kentucky Christian College and lost to will have their first meeting today at the University of Cincinnati in a 4:30 p.m. in the Kennamer Room. scrimmage last Saturday Peppln' it up King celebrated Squad I lost two games to UC and Powell Building Plans will be made for The students at the University will be If anyone ever gets bored at the basketball or the football variety of different songs. A favorite seems to be "Another activities for the coming semester. defeated Kentucky Christian College games there's always music to listen to or clap along with. One Bites the Dust" by Queen, (phou by Eric Skladelbower) commemorating the birthday of the two games to one. The Pep Band performs at most basketball games playing a late Dr Martin Luther King. Squad II was defeated two games to Delta Sigma Theta The Black Student Union is spon- none by UC and bounced back to beat Delta Sigma Theta invites all women soring a chapel service to be held in the Kentucky Christian two games to none. WHMMy A to their spring rush on Jan. 19 and Jan. tmtmmu Meditation Chapel at 7 p.m. on Jan. IS.
AMWM SIGI program A computer - based program, SIGI (System of Interactive Guidance and Sugar Bowl Classic Information) is being offered as a combined effort of the Department of Learning Skills, the Office of Career sweet to Pit team Development and Placement, and the By MARY LUER8EN 6390. We were hoping to get by on half of Counseling Center. Organisations Editor that. But I guess the University wanted SIGI (Pronounced 'Siggy') is to make a orafit." Kincaid said. designed to help students decide which Pit, a flag football team from the However, Pit did have some sponsors career goals are right for them. It also University who was invited to the that lowered the cost for the nip. provides factual information on the Michelob Light Sugar Bowl Classic, but Century 21 and Taylor's Sporting Goods necessary skills and-or education for was having financial difficulties in gave donations, plus some of the numerous occupations. getting there, did get to participate in member's hometown businesses gave This service is FREE. For more the second Sugar Bowl Classic over the donations to the organization. Pit also information, contact the Department of semester break. had made 6165 by running the movie Learning Skills, 622-1589 between 10:30 They finished with a 2-2 record, but "Silver Streak" downtown last a.m. and 2 p.m. To make an ap- Barry Kincaid, tri captain of the team, semester. pointment, come to Keith 228. No ap- said they were better than the majority "It was a good trip," Kincaid sum- pointments will be taken by phone. of the teams there. "We should have marized. done better," he said. Kincaid said the addition of a few new rules and not all the members of the team going were some of the reasons why they didn't place in the top 10. Pegino's Twelve members went to New Orleans, staying for five days in dor- mitories on the University of New Orleans campus. "We paid quite a bit ourselves," Little Italy Kincaid said. He said it cost each person about $75. They traveled by renting a University van, but were charged 22 cents a mile. "That cost Dr. Marion S. Roberts 00 OPTOMETRIST $1 Off
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Louisville Cardinals too. as Murphy's The Racers zipped to an early 4-0 midgets ran their way to a 7748 Alumni Coliseum against the Colonels. lead, as the game got underway, on a particularly hit that well. I don't know The movie classic "Dr. Jekyll and Two nights later, against a 5-7 Murray State head coach, Ron Greene, that anything happened specifically Mr. Hyde" was shown once again this Murray State team, many people on victory. long bomb by sophomore guard Lamont Coach Murphy surprised many commented that the upcoming en- Sleets, who capped the night with 25 other than we just blew a little cold." past week al (he University. No, it press row were wondering if this was counter would be a battle of the two Bhyre's Colonels outrebounded the wasn't shown at the Ferrell Room but the real I-ady Colonel basketball team. people as she started a three-guard points, and a baseline Jumper by offense schools' guards. He also cited that sophomore forward Walt Davis. Racers 51-34, as forward Dwayne Smith rather at Alumni Coliseum. This time After the game a somber Murphy neither team had had a consistent hauled in 16 for the Colonels. Five the actors were the women's basketball commented on her teams' defensive This run-oriented offense burst out to Tommy Baker finally put the Colonels a quick 18-10 margin. Louisville then performance from their big men. on the board with a bucket from 18 feet Colonels placed in double digits as team. play. "We didn't execute well on With 8:16 left in the first half, the Smith had 10, Conner 19, Baker 21, I)r Jekyll was an impressive 74-62 defense. We were very inconsistent." responded by outscoring the Colonels with 17:13 showing on the scoreboard 144 to knot the score at 24 with 8:55 left Racers saw what had been a 12 point clock. But Murray surged ahead on Stepp 13 and Martin 12. victory over the visiting Austin Peay she said. advantage earlier, disappear as the "We kept our poise." Bhyre later (iovernors. Her team did not run the offense the in the half. Behind a 14-point first-half some keen outside shooting. Com- performance from Tina Wermuth, the Colonel's senior center Anthony Conner pliments of six uncontested points, the pointed out in reference to his team's l-ady Colonel Head Coach Diane way it was supposed to. They shot 44 hit a free throw to cap a three point play play. "We played hard for 40 minutes Murphy commented. "This was the percent from the field and were in early Colonels widened their lead to 37-31 at Racers took a 16-4 lead with 13 minutes best defensive game we have played all intermission. for his eleventh point and in the process In the second half the "Maroon knot the score 23-23 for the first time in year. We're getting back to playing like the contest. we should." 'We didn't execute... Wave" picked up where it left off as '...this team is...impossible to read Murphy's midgets did play textbook Murphy's team outecored the visitors Perhaps it was then that Greene was having second thoughts. defense. Thc% h*ld a h'8h scoring 30-4 in the first nine minutes to go up 57- (iovernor team, who had averaged 71.3 We were very 34. Martin went on to finish the night in terms of how they're going to play...' The University then fell asleep as the with 19 points, hitting9-11 from the field points per game to just 82. They con- and hauling down 10 rebounds, as Ed trolled the boards too. as they held CardlnaJs applied a full court press and to go in the first half. and we did not play hard the other night Austin Peay tp 34 caroms. 19 below inconsistent* cut the margin to 11. The two teams Bhyre's Colonels went on to win it, 85- 78. During the next seven minutes, the (against Austin Peay)." their season average. then traded baskets up to the final Colonels battled back and outscored The Colonels once again fell on hard The Lady Colonel track team, buner. "Anthony is a senior and with 13 or 14 foul trouble, not one of the Lady Colonel Wermuth led all scores with a team games to go in his career he has to Murray 21-17. After Conner's three times, as they lost to the Pittsburgh disguised as a basketball team ran traits. This team shot 57 percent from decide how he wants people to point play had tied the game 23-23, Panthers at Alumni Coliseum Jan. 12, their way to an early 8-5 lead. They season high of 27 points. She was Baker, who finished the night with 21 80-58. The Colonels plagued by turn- maintained the lead going Into the the charity stripe. This team lost 77-74 followed by Use Goodin with 20 remember him, people on his team and This made Murphy unhappy She the people who've watched him play. points, stepped to the charity stripe to overs and chilly snooting, had 13 locker room with a 31-28 margin markers Junior Chancellor Dugan led turnovers the first half to Pittsburg's commented. "We only shot 57 percent the team in rebounds with IS. Wermuth Guys like that have to decide if they put the Colonels ahead for good at 25-23. Behind some outside shooting from As the Colonels struggled to protect five. Dwayne Smith had 10 points for Lisa Coodin . the Lady Colonels from the free throw We avenge 78 was next as she gathered 18. want to go out as someone who did percent. There's the gam* right there " As a team they shot 45 2 percent from battle and gave it all they had. I think if their new found lead, they found some the Colonels and Ervin Stepp finished widened the scoring margin to the fire power in the form of Stepp, who the night with 12. game winning 12 points. the field hittesg 33 of 73 tries. Prom the he plays the way he did tonight the rest of the season, which he did the second after missing his first couple of at- "I don't know what affect this will (ioodin. the freshman sensation from foal haw they shot 78.8 percent hitting 11 have on us going into Thursday night." of 14 jttempts half of last year, then people are going tempts, strung up six quick points from Austin. Ind.. led all scorers with 24 While her team was warming »P downtown and the Colonels went to the Bhyre later commented. "I have no points. She was followed by Chancellor before the game. Head Coach With this victory the Colonels now to remember him as being the kind of player that went out there and got after locker room ahead 38-36. idea. With teams since I've been here I Dugan with 18 tellies and Tina Wer- Murphy was y riling "Yon got stand at S-l m the KWK. 1-1 in the OVC "I'm just glad the coach stuck with think I could get a pretty accurate muth with 14. Sandra Mukes led the believe" to her players and 11-4 ' them said Bhyre. "It was a very important win." were me after I missed those first couple of reading in how certain games and the words of Conner "We went into the snots," said Stepp, who was 5-13 from certain situations would affect the game 3-8 and we'd lost two conference the field and 3-4 from the free throw teams we've had. But in all reality this games." line. team is very difficult . . . well, net Women gymnasts best ISU; difficult. I would say impossible to read The Colonels had been on the road As the second half unfolded, the saac* Dec. » and had dropped five of Colonels went ahead by 12 on an elec- in terms of how they're going to play their six games before coming back to trifying slam by Dwayne Smith with and what kind of effort they're willing face Louisville this weekend Akamai Coliseum where they squan- 10:34 blinking on the clock and the to give from game to game." Colonels claiming a 58-46 lead. The perfect but they I dered a 17 point lead and lost to the By DENI8E LARSON Governors of Austin Peay 72-64. The Racers could edge no closer than six SUift Writer and consistently especially ban that half. The Colonels hit 55.6 percent Water Polo tourney vaulting." Colonels first conference encounter was against Middle Tennessee, a game they from the field that second half in The women's gymnastic team raised Chrietzberg said. "Va comparison with Murray State, which slated for Jan. 27 their record to 3-1 Saturday by our strongest event all year, kJBt S3-42 But there was a different feeling on shot 45.7 percent. The first half had The University Intramural defeating Indiana State 129.4 to 122.6 in waa our best bar performan. They seen the Colonels shoot a frigid 37.5 Terra Haute. had nice routines without many I According to that Jan. 10 night when the Racers Recreational Sports Office is an- According to coach Agnes Chrietz- Susan Law finished first with her I Chneutwrg as to be a tough came to visit, as freshmen guard Ervin percent to the Racer's 50 percent. nouncing an Innertube Water Polo bar performance of the year with a 8.4 ooe of the Stepp explained. What happened to the Racers that tournament on Tuesday, Jan. 27. Entry berg it was the team's strongest second half? competition so far. total. > at the region. 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Men The relay team finished two-tenths of" "We know what the returning jumps his way to stardom By STEVE THOMAS a second off the winning pace turned in athletes can do but it will be trial and error with the freshmen for a while." well appears as rather ho-hum news, on Sport. Editor by the team from Auburn and just By BRIAN BI.AIK last year. "He's got »«> extremely Coach Rick Erdmann* men's indoor ahead of the University of Virginia. said Martin. Staff Writer powerful takeoff." the surface. Until one considers that he track team Is looking forward to this Martin said that the women should be had been practicing for the meet on a Erdmann was "pleased with that Thanks to natural ability? Well, weekend when they will travel to because we haven't been able to do strongest in the track events," citing "His biggest met at a Jumper ii hi* gym floor rather than a track surface - Morehead to participate in the the sprint and distance events. natural Jumping ability - his power Cover can provide a more specific - or without the aid of jumping shoes. much because of the weather." at least a more logical - reason for such Morehead Invitational after running in Sam Cross also turned in a second "But," commented Martin, "we do llr'i not an excellent technical Jumper. Putting the spikes on -that affected this past weekend's meet at East have some good long and high jum- His form la not Ike best in the world ... power than that. But you'll have to his performance," Erdmann said. "It place performance in the 1000 yard run. follow him back to his childhood days in Tennessee State. This weekend the Colonels will be in pers." bat the moat excitiag thing about Kenny got him to the bar faster. High-jumping In the meet at East Tennessee, high The women will be weakest in the la hli power." Gladstone. Va., where he was raised by is a very technical event, because you action again as they travel to Morehead his grandparents, to hear the full story jumper Kenny Glover set a new school for another invitational meet on field events during the indoor season -Farmer track have the approach, the plant,, the indoor record when he placed second but "the outdoor season should be a graduate assistant. .. a story that includes his two brothers, takeoff. And by wearing the shoes, he Saturday. both high-jumpers as well. (David with a jump of 7' 1V. little better," said Martin. JeffSUz came off bis turn faster. But I'd have to Glover, a junior from Gladstone, Va. Some of the veterans returning to Watching Kenny Glover high-Jump Glover is still active at James Madison say, it's the best he's ever done at his University, where he is a senior.) was third in the NCAA Division I high Women Martin's team include, Sharon Walker, his way into the record books is like first meet." jump last year and he had the fourth a senior All-OVC sprinter who qualified watching baseball's Reggie Jackson "When we were small, we used to The hoopla that success ushered in The women's track team, coached by have to carry firewood on our highest jump in the U.S. last year at Sandy Martin will kick off its season for the Indoor Nationals last year. swat home runs - batting cross-handed last year seems to have barely touched this weekend when they travel to Two others, also qualifiers for the Ridiculous, you say. Even Reggie shoulders. I did it from the time I was Glover's personality. However, it HAS 7'4V'. nine - or maybe I was younger than Two other outstanding performances Columbus, Ohio to run in the Ohio State Indoor National are also back and they couldn't smack 'em into the seats doing affected his perspective. highlighted the Colonels participation Invitational on Friday and Saturday. are Andrea Taylor, a sophomore and THAT. After all, it's just not proper that. My brother - he was twelve - "I look at high-jumping a different would cut it down with a power saw. in the meet. Martin said that practice "has been Holly Foster, a junior. You're not SUPPOSED to hold a way now. I look at it better because I A second place time of 3:18.4 was going fairly well, but it is sometimes Sue Schaefer, a 1977 Cross Country baseball bat that way. feel better and I'm more consistent. recorded by the mile relay team of Ray hard to tell because we train in the halls All American returns to the distances But you're not supposed to high-Jump And it's easier now because I've got Johnston, a junior from Danora, Pa.; of Alumni Coliseum." runners and Deanne Madden. All-OVC the way Glover does, either. You're not 'He's what you call confidence. I feel like anytime I get on Otiz Jones, an Anderson, Ind. junior; "We're in pretty good shape but you in the high jump and Iris Amos, All- supposed to let your behind drop so the track, I should be able to jump Noel Didier. a freshman from Trinidad, just don't know until we go to a meet OVC hurdler are also back. quickly as you pass over the high-jump a power flopper.' seven feet or better. Anytime - no bar. You're not supposed to arch your matter what,'' he stated back the way Glover does. And good- He may need such confidence later in Scoreboard ness gracious, you're certainly not And then we'd take a bucksaw and cut it the season. Pretty soon, in fact. supposed to beat the best in the some more. We'd get an ax to split it, Because there is a chance that Glover MEN'S BASKETBALL WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS MEN'S BASKETBALL business with THOSE imperfections. and then carry it to load it on the truck. may compete in a few of the more elite Austin Peay 72 Eastern St Jan. 17 lAulsvllle home 3 p.m. I did that till I got out of high school,'' meets coming up like the Eastern 84 Murray 71 Jan. IS Tenn. Tech. home 7:3t p.m. No sir. Jan. 23 Georgia home (:30 p.m. Jan. 17 Akron away R p.m. Don't bother to tell the ft-foot-2. 17»- he recalled. Philadelphia Track Classic on Jan. 23; Pittsbarg as Eastern M MEN'TRACK pound Glover, though. Because he's "When 1 go home now, I still do It. I or the Mason - Dixon Games in WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Jan. 17 Morehead Inv. away WOMEN'S BASKETBALL already done just that. With natural used to hate It, but now I know that it Louisville on Feb. 6-7; or maybe even Eastern 74 Austin Peay 12 ability. With power, as Jeff Sitz put it. helped me. I KNOW it strengthened my the Millrose Games on the same date in Murray 77 Eastern 74 WOMEN'S TRACK Jan. 11 Western away Yes sir. It was at the Olympic Trials legs climbing all those hills with a New York, recognized as perhaps the Eastern 77 Loulivllle CM Jan. 1*17 Ohio St. Inv. away Jan. 21 Northern Ky. home 7:M p.m. in Eugene, Ore. this past summer when shoulder full of logs. It taught me a lot." most prestigious meet in the country. he finished ahead of nationally-known Glover says he will never forget the That can hardly be considered a poor Franklin Jacobs and U.S. record-holder story. And it's unlikely that he'll forget start for the fellow who wasn't even Dwight Stones, narrowly missing a spot the success of last season, which may offered a college scholarship after his on the country's track and field squad. have spilled over into the new Colonel senior year of high school. After all, All we want you Also, only two weeks earlier, the indoor campaign. In his first meet in who would have thought he would have unorthodox Glover finished third in the nearly six months, Glover placed had an opportunity to jump against NCAA meet in Austin. Texas with a second with a leap of 7'lV at the Dwight Stones? jump of 7'4'<" - making him the first Eastman Invitational last weekend in Glover remembers Stones asking him to do is supervise 150 track All American in the history of Johnson City, Tern., already qualifying afterward, "Man. how do you jump like Eastern, not to mention the owner of him to compete in the NCAA meet later. that? 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The stories will make up "A Bradbury By MARY ANN MCQUINN The Speech and Theater Arts two soldiers are being played by Jeff Kaleidoscope." Robinette feds that Arts Editor Department opens its semester season Warren and Mike Miller. Bradbury's stories "deal with struggles Elvin Bishop, noted for his bit single. Feb. S3 with a ChilA-en's Theater of the heart In conflict with itself." 'Fooled Around and Fell in Love," will production titled "The Blue Robert Butler performs as the For Information about auditions, be appearing here on Thursday, Jan. 22 Kangaroo." policeman and Brian Woodlee is the contact director Dan Robinette. in Hiram Brock Auditorium. Under the direction of Jwhe Snider, Jack-in-the-box. The three dollies will "One rlew Over the Cuckoo's Neat" Born in Tulsa, Okla., Bishop didn't the play will be presented to grade be Tracy Remley, the tap dancing will be the final theatre production of become involved in music until the school audiences from Feb. 23 through dolly, Debra Bisping and Lynn the semester. early 1960s. Feb. 27 at 1 p.m daily. There will be a Henrickson Based on the novel of the same name After winning a National Merit special evening performance for any The musical la based on "The by Ken Kesey, the play came out before Scholarship. Bishop enrolled in the University students who want to see the Velveteen Rabbit." the movie. According to Jay Fields, University of Chicago. There, he met a play on Friday, Feb. 27 at 7:30 p.m. in director of the play, the movie didn't young blues harmonica player named "A Bradbury Kaleidoscope," done in Paul Butterfield. Gifford Theatre. Reader's or Chamber Theater style of come out until about 10 years after the play Inspired by Butterfield. Bishop Written by Greg Geissler and production will be the second theater purchased his first musical instrument, Michael Snider, "The Blue Kangaroo" production of the semester The play flopped when it first opened on Broadway, no doubt influenced by a guitar and thus started his musical is the story of a worn-out toy in a child's Under the direction of Dan Robinette, career. room. The toy has been hugged and the fact that John F Kennedy was the play will open in the Pearl assassinated 10 days after the play Eventually, Butterfield, Bishop and fondled so much that all of his fur haa Buchanan Theater of the Keen Johnson their friend Michael Bloomfield joined been rubbed off. According to Snider, opened. Kirk Douglas starred in the Building on April I and will play Broadway version. together to form the Paul Butterfield the story deals with love and caring and through April 4. Blues Band. Later, Bishop formed his the concept of reality. When the play reopened off- own group titled, aptly enough. The Robinette has adapted three of Ray Broadway with Michael Douglas Elvin Bishop Group. The costumes used in "The Blue Bradbury's short stories for the play. starring in his father's previous role, In the later sixties, Bishop landed his Kangaroo" were designed by Snider s The first one is titled "The the play was a smash hit. first recording contract with Bill costume design class. They chose the Kaleidoscope." The story is about five "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" Graham's Fillmore Records, a sub- fabric for the costumes themselves. men in a rocket ship that has just ex- sidiary of Columbia records. His first Snider says the experience gave her ploded The men have bailed out but opens on April 22 and plays through April 25. There is a possibility of the album was "The Elvin Bishop Group, in students "a real nice opportunity to see they don't have force suits. They are 1909. followed by "Feel It." their, costumes on stage." being pulled to various planets. They play being presented on April 21 and 28 also because of the seating. Several records later, in 1976, Bishop know that they are going to die. released "Struttin' My Stuff," from This musical will be touring area Bradbury uses this setting to have the grade schools, probably in Irvine. "We The seating for "Cuckoo's Nest" will which the single 'Fooled Around and men philosophize about life. be quite unusual because the chairs Elvin Bishop, noted for his hit single. Fooled Around and Fell in Love' will be Fell in Love' is taken. want to see if we can get the support probably will be built on the stage in from the community," Snider says. The second short story of the play is appearing in concert here Jan 22 in the Hiram Brock Auditorium. The time of The concert will begin at 9:30 p m on order for the adience to get a more the concert has been changed to 9 30 because of the Morehead basketball game. Jan. 22. Admission will be S3 at the door titled "The Foghorn." It concerns a sea personal feel for the play. Ap- "I'm real excited about this. It's a monster that falls in love with a Admission will be $3 for full-time students in advance and S3 for all others and and *3 in advance for full-time students type of performing that our students proximately 175-200 would be available tickets at the door. All other tickets are S3. haven't had a lot of experience here," lighthouse. According to Robinette. each night. she added. "Bradbury is investigating the theme Preparation for the play will be in- The musk for "The Blue Kangaroo" of love and loneliness. He simply uses teresting also as Fields plans on taking Dr. Werling visits was written by the Kurt Misar and the this setting as a vehicle for this." the cast to a nearby mental institution choreography was done by Jim "I Sing the Body Electric" is the final so that they can get a firsthand im- Christian. The musical is currently short story that has been adapted for pression of the situation they will be being done in Hawaii. the play. In this story an electronic portraying. Film series, guest organ recital Playing the role of The Blue robot grandmother has come to take Auditions will be March 2, 3 and 4. Kangaroo will be Robert Hoagland III. care of three children whose mother Individual audition times on these dates The Toymaker will be Basi Clark. has died. The theme of this story is the can be made by contacting Director spotlight entertainment process of aging. Jay Fields Sarah, the little girl, will be played by Upcoming movies in the University move is an action-packed con- Marilyn Mason and has given organ Film Series promise a week's worth of temporary drama of life on the streets. recitals throughout the United States good entertainment. Starting the lineup "The Omen" will be the 11:30 movie and Canada. University theater of top-rated movies will be "American on Friday, Jan. 16 "American Gigolo" Werling was the 1968 winner of the Gigolo" starring Richard Gere. (See starting at midnight. Gruenstein National Organ Playing review by Managing Editor Markita Competition and has competed in the Shelburne in this section.) "The Gauntlet" will be the 11:30 prestigious international competition students win KTA auditions movie on Saturday, Jan. 17 and "The "Grand Prix de Chartres" In France. Approximately 13 University Bledsoe, Richard Cox and Janet Berry, Before the 12 eager students could Playing Jan. 18 and 19 will be "The Omen" will show at midnight. From 1972 - 1976 she was organ in- students attended the first Kentucky were invited to attend the SETC that participate in the auditions they were Omen," a 1977 movie complete with all structor and service organist at the Theatre Association-(KTA) auditions will be held in Orlando. Florida. first made to show their piece before the horrifying revelations so typical to National Music Camp in Intertochen. films about the occult. heM at Northern Kentucky University "We were told that if our flames three professors. Jay Fields, Judy The Department of Music will Michigan. Noii IS. appeared on the student's application Snider, and Jim Christian. Two Clint Eastwood movies appear sponsor ■ free guest organ recital by She is also an active member of the The auditions were planned as part of and the students were not prepared this week, starting with "The Gauntlet" Dr. Anita Eggert Werling, associate American Guild of Organists. Fields stated that this ensured that professor of music at Western Illinois a preliminary selection cut for the they would also be judging our name as each student was doing their potential Tuesday evening. Directed by and starring Eastwood, the film is a taut University, on Thursday. Jan. 15. at The recital is being sponsored as an Southeastern Theatre Conference a creditable theatre person," Fields with their piece and the professors were 8:30 p.m. in Hiram Brock Auditorium in exchange with Dr. Rebecca Shockley of (SETC) that is held every year in action - thriller that captures the hard- commented on the fact of auditioning able to help the students with particular hitting reality of street-life in the big the Cnales Huilding. the piano faculty, who will give a guest March for young actors to get cast in for the professors at the University. problems they were having. piano recital at Western Illinois city. "The Gauntlet" will also play Jan. Dr. Werling is a graduate of North- summer productions and dinner With one-fourth of the University's 21. I'niversily in February. theatres around the country. students being selected to travel to the "The students were also representing western University and the auditions we were able to take three Eastern at the competition," Fields "The Enforcer" shows Jan. 22 and 23. I'niversily of Michigan, where she For further information contact Out of the 12 students who attended completed her doctoral studies under Uebecca Shockley. 1063. the conference three students, Cindy places out of 40 spots open for this area. stated A typical Clint Eastwood flick, the NAVY NURSING: AREAS FINEST SELECTION 2 CAREERS IN II PORTRAITS Tuesday-Thursday First, you're a Navy Ni Professional environment. Op- Open til 8:00 portunity for advanced training. recordsmith Immediate supervisory respon- ALBUMS • TAPES • TICKETS By Appt. sibility. WEDDINGS ouse And yoa're a Navy Officer. Gt COUPON GOOD IN JANUARY FOR: Travel. Adventure. 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Good idea for sbey anfrnsls Com - Getting Sokets In Brockton - You gat what you | for - Freshmen don't deserve equsl perking rights on csmpue (31 Campus Is naet snd dsan (6) - Campus movtee ere III - Need owe Isolated parting lot for fraelsnen - Way to go EKU toosbal teem (41 yvey w go Cktybum ana Chariss (31 - Don't think money should be tskan out ol house sound tons* tor Upper lot in A.C a tor Mechers there', never more then 20 can - Good idee Student Saiocsjlen M toCarlKremer mtetdorm movtas even/ rnonsh - No freshman ears - there would be no perking problem WaiMti Hal aliutaned our open hours on rissSsntaj MMM - Cut down en people going horns on ■■seksiius snd leed to more letting residents know about h as eUsr H was dans 121 - Give aach gins' floor more asset peser M - Why should Brockton have to pay #10 so regies* their cars Alarms - laundry lecaMee ear* 121 - We need perking structures 12) Keens Hal elevators HOI - Poor perking for commuters (2) ■ Coed dorms plague - Need changa mechlnse out of mess patting lots and vice versa • \Amv can't students from other dorms atari up ousels lor open No need tor perking meters house st dorms oehar Stan their own Need better parking for upper clsssnun (4) Pskner'i dorm director Naadsmafl perking peaces for motorcycles Perkins - TeRord afcwetors IS) By BARRY TEATER CorrvrnofWr^Sstn wsWanori Gtve some parking places beck to students Staff Writer - Heat In Todd Ha* bathrooms There ■ no insuranoa for oars hit in A.C. lot by baseballs, unMks "Very sensitive" smoke detectors Bugs in Tslford Affnoson with gaff base are blamed for the persistent false fire • Bugs In Welters (I) Work on perking (2) Men's dorm heating system Too many parsing tickets alarms plaguing the University's Carl Housing bad Parking sHueeon for the beds O. Perkins Building, according to Don't Ms to be told my stereo Is too loud Commuters drive far enough without hsving to park in university master mechanic Gene Dunahue. • Get old woman out of Mssukscfchem McCresry "It's a good fire alarm system," said No tripang in dorms (41 parking lot needs Improvements Dunahue, but any "odor, perfume or - FIK otswsttxs •v'XYwntx* Need free perking In A.C. hairspray can set them (smoke Need los machetes (21 Do something sbout perking rules Mora rsfnQSfaton detectors) off." -- Case Hae Are drS) prenka (2) False alarms have persisted since the Difficult to get ouwide line after 1 1p.m. Perkins Building opened last spring. -- Need chenoen In laundry room Check into poet office thetdoeen't work ones mpus (21 The latest alarm Occurred Sunday - Hot water needed In Bumam • Why don t stamp machines work afternoon and sent four fire engines and - Naad hot water at Dupree ■ Inedequete funding for student government several campus security officers - More open house (4) ■ a*aseaes needs more coverage of woman's tennis teem scurrying to the scene. No heat Case Hal 4th floor (21 Ws need trstsrrWty end sorority row Dunahue noted that two smoke - Why do female dorms have irajewsrwnoe men ■ Presjraas Is ssrribes detectors which triggered earlier false - Dorms equipped for osbls Why nee H taken EKU so tang to sccommodste handicapped - Need etevetors In Martsn - Too much money spent on treee snd buahee when can't even fix alarms have been repaired, but, he - Too many fee drab, early m morning added, the one which started the latest - Roof of Wahers stl leeks alarm may have to be replaced. Get rid of fungus In WeSsce The centers of the detectors, he ex- - Toilet paper end hast In Commonweal* Need more weight rooms (21 plained, are designed to blink 60-90 -- Having to sleep In lobby over ThsnksgMng Judo tsem nssds to be heard more times per minute. When they fail to - Mora washers snd drysrs (2) More privileges for seniors •- Msimensnos men are lewd - why are Stay stewed on floor at • No hot water in Bagley blink at that rate the alarm system is a.m. Cold waesr In Weaver activated. •• Don't accept more students than you osn house According to Chad Middleton, Prot - Pets should be slowed In dorm director of the physical plant, a • Msl should be put up on time In Todd representative of Simplex Fire Alarm - Don't turn hast off on ..sskinds •- Good academic sanding Systems, the firm which installed the -- Get men off roof at Welters - Faculty do care sbout students snd are wiling to help alarm system, was to check the - Dupree 2nd floor needs heat • Longest period to drops cum without WF detectors and replace any faulty ones. -- Open house for summer session (2) •- Hurrah for Doc Raymond - Mottos better heeling -- Great nursing program -• Where does Bnen money go -- Good potaosl science department Draft seminar -- Tissh outside Keens ~* Good agriculture deportment •- Need cleamer dorms - Kersten Warner good English teacher Better tire ekwm sysejms In Mai in scheduled Something to wash snd dry hands wkh In guy's laatreom of - Mr. Ssabbins good history professor . - Dsan of Women A seminar on Draft Registration will Martin - Parks snd Recreation No. 1 college • Decent plsyground for Brockton kids be held Thursday, Jan. 15 at 7:30 p.m. - Fashion merchandising - Ms. Vechon -- Dorm director not i in the Wallace Building, Room 333. -- GfeMt iHaKliCSl sMMBtinQ progfSm - No privacy In dorms Karen Myers, an attorney from the - Staff Baby, it's cold outside Eastern Kentucky Chapter of the - I love Terford 121 The freezing temperatures accompanied by the first major snowfall of the Kentucky Lawyers Guild, will be guest season were not enough to keep this couple from taking advantage of the speaker. She will present the legal Too much faculty Case Hal night hoassss - Mrs Bowling romantic atmosphere. Other students have been enjoying the snowfall by going perspective of the draft and the • Need more loading rones, sspsdeey In front Of dorms MatlCM Hal dorm director sledding, (photo by Will MaaefleM) alternatives that are open. Us i UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES ^ The University Centerboard THE UNIVInsirv FILM stuns MOVIES AMI PRC SENTEO IN FEP.P.ELL ROOM. COMBS BUILDIWO. SEVEN & Stellar Productions ■kNIGHTS PER WEEK AT THE LISTED TBME. PLEASE HATCH SCHEDULE FOR STARTaM TBSX AS THIV VARV »MTH THf LENGTH Of PIUS. ADMHUOa) IS SI 00 AMD LNMTID He. EKU STUDENTS. FACULTY. STAFF. AND OutSTS. F ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL STUDENT ACTIVITIES' Present MOVIES Elvin Bishop ,-«,-. American Gigolo Thursday, Jan. IS 7 ft 9:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 16 7 ft 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 17 7 A 9:30 p.m. The Omen Sunday, Jan. 18 7 ft 9 p.m. Monday, Jan. 19 7 ft 9 p.m. The Gauntlet Tuesday, Jan. 20 7 ft 9 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 21 7 ft 9 p.m. The Enforcer Thursday, Jan. 22 7 ft 9 p.m. Friday, Jan. 23 7 ft 9 p.m. The Amityville Horror - . • Saturday, Jan. 24 7 ft 9 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 25 7 ft 9 pan. Honeysuckle Rote Paramount FVturo Presents A Freddie Fields Production AFenbyPaJSchrjd* Monday, Jan. 26 7ft 9:30 pan. Richard Gere in "Ameticin G**)" Lauren Hutton Esxstwt Mini irexstfete Tuesday, Jan. 27 7ft 9:30 pan. rVlduced by Jerry »udS»W RnthM and tVecWbyrsul Scsnderw \"w* \ Jaafiwiaa- as? i A Paramount Picture Wednesday, Jan. 28 7ft 9:30 pan. m Thursday, Jan. 22 Gone With The Wind Thursday, Jan. 29 7 pan. WHO is HI • Friday, Jan. 30 7 p.m. WHA1 is Hi - 9:30 p.m. SHOULD HI FEAR HIM! Silver Streak After the EKIJ-Morehead game - Saturday, Jan. 31 8 ft 10 p.m. ( \\ \\l SR IP HIM ISHI \W\RNING: IS HI I HI BFGINNING BROCK AUDITORIUM Ol llil I ND: Late Show Midnight Tickets 11:30 p.m. Movies ISHI fri., Jan. 16—The Onsen American Gigolo $•3 Full-time students in advance. Sat., Jan. 17—The Gauntlet TheOtnen ^ THE fri., Jan. 23 The Amityville Horror Honeysuckle Roee 3§0 All others & tickets at the door. Sat, Jan. 2* The forcer Honeysuckle Rose 0MEN Fit, Jan. 30 -Silver Streak The Fury Sat, Jan. 31 -Cam-Jot The Fury Tickets are currently on sale at the Powell Information Desk.