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►'Embezzlement trial SPRING 08REAK Bishop Directions and destinations Local travel agents say the usual Spring Break spots are still faces hot (Panama, Myrtle Beach, etc.), but some Eastern students have other destinations next week. The Colonel baseball squad will spend the break in Cape Girardeau, Mo., playing back to back against SEMO Eastern's softball Colonels will be new Saturday and Sunday. in North Carolina for the week, play- Details, Page B6 ing in Charlotte on Tuesday, Greensboro on Wednesday and a ^tournament in charges Winthropon BY CHARLES LEWIS . Friday. Assistant news editor Rosalinde Bishop pleaded guilty at her arraignment Friday to seven counts of theft by failure to make required dis- position of property. Her trial date has been changed again to May 4. Bishop, a former cashier in the billings and collections office, was initially indicted in September on the charge of stealing $115,000 in uni- versity funds between November 1992 and March 1993. Bishop's original trial was sched- uled for Jan. 5. But last December, Bishop sought and was granted a motion for a comprehensive discov- ery that required the university to disclose the records it relied upon in determining the amount she alleged- ly stole. This was the reason for the first trial delay. In February, Commonwealth's Attorney Thomas J. Smith HI filed a motion to change the original grand jury indictment to read The Grand Jury charges that between May, 1991 and September 15, 1997 in Madison County, Kentucky, Rosalinde A. Bishop, committed the offense of Theft by Unlawful Taking Felony, by stealing more than $300 from Eastern Kentucky University." This motion was granted, and instead of one charge, she is now facing seven charges, one for each year in which the new indictment covers. This new indict- Lorl Morris, a first year ment made it nec- accountant major, is essary for Bishop going on a cruise with to be arraigned family to the Bahamas again under these for the break. "I can't new charges. wait to go snorkellng, At her arraign- she said ment March 6, she pleaded not guilty on seven counts of theft by Bishop Is now failure to make required disposi- facing seven tion of property, charges. by treating funds Effects of El Nino, storms not stopping students from travel in excess of $300 With only days to go, the home is not an option. A round trip Due to El Nino, however, the trade dents' vacations are not a matter of belonging to words "Spring Break plane ticket could cost as much as winds have been reversed, affecting what the weather will be like, it is Eastern Kentucky University as her •98" can be heard all over $3,000. water patterns and weather systems. more a question of economics. own by failing to make the required For some, the unpredictable Parades foresees this having a large With a multitude of getaways disposition of those funds in accor- campus, as the thought of a week without schedules and effects of El Nino have made a dif- effect on the west coasts of Central nationwide, many have not yet forsak- dance with the policies and proce- ference in vacation plans. and South America and California en Panama City Beach, Fla., as a vaca- dures of Eastern Kentucky deadlines brings a sigh of relief for "Under usual conditions, there's a and those states along the Gulf Coast tion spot this Spring Break. Riker University. all. pressure difference between Darwin, such as Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, said a lot of people are going to The wording on all seven counts As college students, money is an Australia and Tahiti that oscillates Mississippi and Florida. Panama City. is the same, however, they are bro- undeniable issue this Spring Break, back and forth in the southern hemi- This could mean a lot of tempera- Sylvia Rogers, a travel counselor at ken down by inclusive years. Each leaving many with no other option sphere. Because of these pressure ture fluctuations and rain or even Carlson Wagonlit said not only count is for a calendar year from Jan. than to go home and work or spend differences, trade winds are driven snow for those states on the east Panama City, but all of Florida is pop- 1, 1991 to Sep. 15. 1997. time with family and friends. For east to west both under and above the coast. ular for Spring Break. Due to the new charges, Bishop's Shadi Osman, an aviation major and equator." said Alan Parades, a meteo- However, Pat Riker, manager of "Pretty much anywhere in Florida attorney, Jimmy D. Williams, asked native of Egypt and Kenya, going rology professor at Eastern. Travel Agents International, said stu- is a hot spot" Rogers said. for, and received, a continuance in her trial. It was was granted without STORY BY KRYSTAL ROARK ♦ GRAPHICS BY TIM MOLLETTE opposition from the Commonwealth attorney.
Senate proposes 24-hour open house votes in five halls ► Instdo Harding, chief justice of the student Accent B1 tation only for those students who don't shouldn't change the constitution," said Activities B5 u BY ALYSSA BRAMLAGE want the 24-hour open house. Tracy Smalls, chair of academic affairs court Managing editor Right now, appeals are heard by one Arts B3 This is After debate about the passage and committee. Classifieds A4 In an effort to support Residence Hall several votes, it was stricken from the Megan Stetler, public relations chair, person, the director of judicial affairs. Perspective A2. 3 Association, Student Association passed proposal. It was then passed, without the said she thought the whole reason Harding said. Police Beat A4 a proposal to allow all residence halls the designated-floors stipulation. behind the 45-hour requirement is so that The student court justices would go Profiles B4 Just to opportunity to vote on 24-hour open Kim Flaherty next proposed suspend- anyone running would have a thorough through training courses in administra- Sports B6-8 support house privileges. ing a portion of Student Association's understanding of campus. Someone who tive law and their decisions wouldn't be What's On Tap B2 Sens. Kim Flaherty and KeDy Flaherty constitution so that she could run for vice is two hours shy of 45 hours still knows final until the director of judicial affairs RHA. proposed giving the five remaining resi- president campus pretty well, she said. approves it Reminder dence halls that don't have 24-hour open The constitution requires a candidate Student Association voted 21 to 13 to "I think it's fair for students to have Kim Flaherty, house, Burnam. Keene, O'Donnell. their cases heard by an impartial group of Dorms close at 10 a.m. for vice president be a second semester defeat Flaherty's proposal to suspend Saturday for Spring Break. Student Combs and Clay, the right to vote for sophomore with 45 hours. part of the constitution. students," Harding said. senator opposite sex visitation from noon Flaherty only has 43 hours but is tak- Flaherty and her sister, KeDy, walked These two proposals will now go to Thursday until midnight Sunday. ing summer school and win have 60 out of the meeting after the negative vote. the Council on Student Affairs. Class Pattern This is basically just to support RHA hours by the time her term arrives, she Senate passed another act Tuesday, Anyone who wants to run for presi- » in what they're doing," Kim Flaherty said said in Tuesday's meeting. this one concerning the student court as dent or vice president of Student TRF In the proposal was a stipulation to Two hours is two hours, but that's the an appellate hearing body. Association can pick up applications until designate certain floors as single-sex visi- way the constitution reads and we "It's all about due process," said James 4:30 p.m. Friday in Powell 128. 12.1M8 The Eastern Progress ective
Whafs in a NUMBER? More patrols, stiffer penalties would deter drunk drivers — not lower legal blood alcohol content! ment, judges not exercising suf- ] SO, WHAT DO On a chilly Thursday night While our elected leaders sit posal passed the House Monday, attached to blood alcohol levels in Frankfort debating really Rep. Gross Lindsay said the bill that should concern us. ficient punitive measures agains YOUTHMK? two weeks ago, state and DUI offenders cannot be tolerat-j local police forces set up nothing more than numbers, the targeted only social drinkers. It's the discussion that has staggering drunk driving death Whaf s more unfair, however, come out of this bill we should ed. BLOOO ALCOHOL checkpoints on the stretch of toll continues. are the lives cut tragically short be concerned with, including the The fact only a third of repeat ] LEVEL KEEP U.S. 25 near the 1-75 exchange idea that courts aren't enforcing DRUNK DRIVERS looking for drunk drivers. In fact, the National Highway by an overly inebriated driver. offenders lose their license OFF THE ROAD? Transportation Safety While the lower blood-alcohol DUI laws as they stand now. should cause everyone who Earlier that day, members of Administration says almost 34 The bill's sponsors told a Kentucky's House of bill gets a lot of notice from legis- wants safe roadways to stand up percent of deaths on Kentucky's lators, judges and newspapers, house committee last month that and take notice. Representatives debated in com- roads involved drunk driving. it's the front-line enforcement, only a third of those charged mittee the merits of a bill that The difference between FUND MORE Nationally, a person (some like was happening in Richmond with repeat DUIs lost their enforcing DUI laws or not POLICE OFFICERS? would lower the legal blood alco- one's father or son or daughter two weeks ago, that will save license. hol content from . 10 to .08. Originally, the bill called for enforcing DUI laws could be as a or niece) dies every 32 minutes lives. great as the lost life of a loved Of these two scenarios, which in a drunk driving accident The Drive Smart Kentucky taking the power to suspend YOUR OPINIONS one is likely to have the most Being legally drunk at .08 program is the type of worthy licenses away from judges and one. The difference between .10 Drop us a line at effect on the numbers of people means different states of drunk- initiative that can keep roads, giving it to the Transportation 117 Donovan Annex killed by drunk drivers? enness for different people and, college students and Cabinet. blood alcohol level and .08 is or e^ail at A fair question whose answer While that aspect has been nothing more than it appears — progresse>acs.eJ ► To Our Readers Corrections The Eastern Progress encour- Letters should be addressed to Wellness Month fights fat, ages readers to write letters to the the newspaper and should contain ■ In last week's Whaf s editor on topics of interest to the the writer's signature, address and on Tap, the date for the university community. phone number, Letters for publica- RHA Bridal Show was bad habits with education incorrect. It was March 9. Letters should be typed, dou- tion will be verified. The Progress ble-spaced and limited to 250 also gives its readers an opportuni- words. ty to voice more detailed opinions Walking, jogging, aer- safe sex, nutrition and eating schedule that involves the ■ In the story, "RMS. If a letter has excessive in a column called "Your Turn." obics, tennis — any- disorders. outdoors. Titanic not only ship built spelling, grammar and punctua- Those interested in writing for thing to stay in Other activities, such as a Students' return from by company to sink," some tion errors, the editor reserves the this column should contact the shape. walk to benefit Habitat for Spring Break leaves them sources for information in right to urge the writer to make editor prior to submitting the arti- Very few college students Humanity and relaxed and ready the story were left out. revisions. cle. Hoops for Heart, They were "Beyond Letters and columns should be can say that they do even The idea to start an exercise Reach: The Search for the Unsigned letters, carbon one of these activities. are planned to help routine or change a copies, photocopies and letters mailed to The Eastern Progress. students with the behind the Titanic" by William with illegible signatures will not 117 Donovan Annex, Eastern That is what leads to the bad habit. Hoffman and Jack Grimm be accepted. Kentucky University. Richmond, "freshman 15," putting on staying fit part of month Is Everyone on and The Titanic" by The Progress reserves the right Ky. 40475. weight your first year in col- the month. to find campus needs to Thomas Stacey. not to publish letters that are Letters and columns may also lege, and then the "sopho- The idea behind take advantage of judged to be libelous or in poor be submitted by e-mail at more 30," the "junior 45" and the month is to find complete all that is offered ■ A graphic in last taste. progress@acs. eku.edu. the "senior 60." complete wellness wellness. during Wellness week's Progress about stu- By the time you reach — not only staying dent government budgets in shape, but also Month and to keep should have said graduation, you've put on a keeping free of dis- those lessons in Oklahoma State receives Filter n Progress few pounds. eases, such as alcoholism and mind over Spring Break. $3.08 per student If those extra pounds are Weight will be lifted, not 117 Donovan Annex. Eastern Kentucky University. Richmond. Ky 40475 sexually transmitted diseases. weighing heavy on your Now is the perfect time to only from the body, but from Tun Mollette | Editor mind, then March is the take advantage of all that has the mind, as well. month for you. been planned. No longer will students Aryssa Bramlage | Managing editor March is designated as Learning ways to stay need to be worried about Doug Rapp | Copy •dttor National Wellness Month, healthy and get in shape catching a sexually transmit- Greg Parr | staff artist and Eastern has jumped into come just in time for spring. ted disease or eating the Th, r—tarn ProayaM (ISSN 1M1-S324) is a member of the Associated the wellness waters with When, or perhaps if, wrong thing. Collegiate Press. Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association and College both feet. weather and temperatures Wellness Month will tell Newspaper Business & Advertising Managers. Inc. The Progress is published The Substance Abuse improve, they will provide them all of these things, if every Thursday during the school year, with the exception of vacation and exami more opportunities for stu- nation periods. Any false or misleading advertising should be reported to Committee and Wellness only they will listen and use Adviser/General Manager. Dr. Elizabeth Fraas. Committee have planned a dents to put their new educa- the knowledge (not the Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed writers month of activities designed tion into practice by taking weight) that they have and do not necessarily represent the views of the university. Student editors also to teach about alcohol abuse, up a new sport or fitness gained. deckle the news and informational content The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 12, 1998 Perspective A3 Belief in God, family requires fighting 'the good fighf BY AMBER ALLEN speak out and fight for a better prom. Why is a hospital setting any sense, inspired me. Dan Quayle, an Your turn future. And not a moment too soon. better? When a baby is killed as it intelligent and principled man who comes into this world it doesn't mat- endured the ridicule and slander of The Southern Republican It may come as a surprise to some people, but perjury and the Monica ter where it happens, it's still wrong. the media the entire time he was in Leadership Conference in office, inspired me. Biloxi, Miss., was a stage set Lewinsky, scandal are not the only As I looked at the world around me things that some of us have a hard over the past year and a half it was Perhaps Dan Quayle inspired me for inspiration and I was ripe for the with a sinking heart But I don't feel most of all. When I met him, I knew I experience. When I accepted the time with Bill Clinton about Things like US troops under the command that way anymore. And not just had met a truly'great man. He is noth- offer from the College Republicans to because the year 2000 elections are ing like the ridiculous portrait the make the trip I did not know how of the United Nations, U.S. tax dollars used to lobby for legalizing abortion just around the comer! (I actually media painted of him; he is an intelli- much this conference would affect got to vote in the straw polls which gent man with strong principles and me or how sharply it would bring into in foreign countries, illegal campaign contributions, and startling increases help to determine who will run for unbelievable courage. I had read his focus what is really important to me book about his experiences, and when and what is worth fighting for. in drug use since Clinton's inaugura- president in the primary elections) tion are just a few of the other things The speeches I heard at this con- I met Quayle in person it impressed For most of my life I have pos- vention were outstanding and unlike upon me the invaluable lesson that sessed an abundance of faith, opti- that concern some of us even more than his blatant immorality. anything fVe heard in a long time. with God in your heart, you can endure mism and a strong sense of purpose (The media rarely broadcast conserv- and accomplish anything. guided and fueled by a belief in the When Bill Clinton vetoed a bill that There were many excellent speech- Almighty. I have always crusaded banned partial birth abortion, I ative speakers, and I rarely have time watched in disbelief as the people of to listen to talk radio.) Hearing the es I heard from many excellent with courage and conviction for the speeches of great men and women statesmen over the course of the four things I believe in. Until a year or so America did not protest This bill did days of the conference, and their ago. What happened to me? not ban all abortions, it only banned and seeing the courage of men like words stay with me. These speakers Somewhere along the line, I lost abortions that take place after the Newt Gingrich and other members all shared an optimistic vision for the baby is partially bom, which is basi- of the Republican Congress who had sight of my faith and, without it, I the guts to push through welfare future combined with bold but prag- allowed the world to get to me. cally infanticide. What kind of man matic plans for what we need to do to Without my faith to urge me to fight would have vetoed that bill? If Clinton reform, even after Clinton refused to get there. the good fight, I watched in gloomy believes in partial birth abortion, sign it three times, inspired me. Alan I was, for just four days, once more silence as the ideals I cherished and what difference does it make when a Keyes, an extremely conservative "proud to be an American" and believed in were discarded one by young teen mother murders her African-American talk-radio host reminded of what that really means: one by society. But I'm proud to say baby as it is being bom? Clinton whose eloquent and fiery speech faith, family and freedom. I intend to Amber Allen, a broadcasting major, met Dan Quayle during the Southern showed characteristic hypocrisy minced no words, inspired me. Republican Leadership Conference held Feb. 26 through March 1 in Biloxi, I've rediscovered my faith. And with fight to preserve it it the desire to once again begin to when he condemned the teenagers Lamar Alexander, a friendry- Miss. Allen was inspired by the meeting the "truly great man." who abandoned their baby at the natured man of wit and common Richmond/ Judge's decision threatens Call us Where to find us EKU Campus Phone: (606) 622-1881 ►The Eastern Progress Is located lust off E-M«il:progress9acseku edu Lancaster Avenue In the Donovan Annex on the Fax: (606) 622-2354 west side ot Alumni Coliseum. Rl students' freedom of speech To report a new* story or idea What spectacle can be more edifying objected to the color of the cover Powell because students had selected purple Building or more seasonable, than that of liber- Jacinta Fekiman, 622-1872 ty and learning, each leaning on the rather than the school colors of yellow and green. KSU administrators didn't other for their mutual and surest sup- like the tide, "Destination Unknown," Features port? —James Madison which the students had chosen for Gwenda Bond, 622-1872 The vice president of student their book. They objected to the stu- dents' decision to include "current Activities affairs at Virginia Tech was DenaTackett, 622-1882 not amused when she saw information" which did not relate to her quote in the student newspaper KSU. Therefore they decided to leave the Arts&Entertainment that morning. Michael Roy, 622-1882 The positive story about a yearbook in its boxes. James Madison In Kincaid v. Gibson, Judge Joseph ELIZABETH FRAAS Governor's Fellows program had M. Hood ruled March 5 that the stu- Sports My turn •included her comments, attributing fought for free Shane Walters, 622-1882 them to Sharon Yeagle, "Director of dent yearbook is not a public forum speech. and the university's confiscation of the Fraas is adviser Butt Licking." No, it was not a smart aleck com- yearbooks is a reasonable restriction of Photo to the Progress. ment on the role of university vice presidents, speech. If s a notion that university administra- Brian Simms, 622-1578 Corrections Policy writing by noon Monday before but a mistake. tors ought to have the good sense to run from publication on Thursday. In this age of computer cut and paste, we kicking and screaming. To place an ad The Eastern Progress will pub- With affirmative action review, post-tenure The editor will decide if the who have been there can understand how the Display lish clarifications and corrections correction deserves special treat- usually very responsible student-run Collegiate review, merit pay review, food service review, Lee Potter, 622-1489 when needed on the Perspective Times had set up a template to hold the style athletic program review (you get the idea), ment, or needs to be in the sec- what right-thinking administrator would want pages. If you have a correction, and format of frequently used design elements. please send it to the editor in tion in which the enor occurred. Some student editor in a hurry had dragged to take on student publication review — essen- Classified/Subscriptions the irreverent pull quote box out onto the page tially taking the rap for every goofy miscue a Sohja Knight, 622-1881 with its dummy text, but had not typed in the student staff might commit' correct information. Unless of course your university administra- The student editor apologized with a letter tor is unsure of the mettle of its students or and a recording on Yeagle's answering hasn't provided the student media ixogram machine. But that was not enough. with the curriculum, education and resources Yeagle sued, claiming she had been to produce a publication that can be both an defamed and accused of"a crime against exercise in free speech and free press as well nature." as an achievement for the university. Thaf s the way irresponsibility of the student But there's another reason university press should be handled. After the fact, no mat- administrators might not want to play the role ter how painful. The students apologize, of censor. promise to be more responsible and cough up The quote that started this column was from money for their defense when the lawsuit is our shortest president James Madison, whose birthday I hope you'll celebrate by reading a The Virginia Supreme Court ruled Friday newspaper or a book next Monday. Madison ATTENTION that the Collegiate Times did not defame didn't have a happy tenure as president In fact, Yeagle agreeing with an earlier court which had he was run out of the White House and saw the ruled that no reasonable person would con- British invade Washington and burn the clude that such a title conveys factual informa- Capitol in 1814...... tion. Of s a ruling similar to the U.S. Supreme But his contributions to the direction ot Court's decision that Larry Fh/nt's parody of our country were more valuable than his presi- Jerry Falwell was not factual speech.) dency. Madison is given credit for lobbying for Student error is a nightmare for every stu- the unique freedoms that distinguish our coun- dent newspaper adviser, but if s the price you try from most of the other countries in the pay for a truly free student press, in which stu- world. In the Federalist Papers, he noted that dents exercise control over content and live "freedom of the press and rights of conscience, those choicest privileges of the people, are with the consequences of their decisions. unguarded in the British constitution. Contrast that with the unenlightened philos- In arguing for their inclusion in the U.S., he ophy of Kentucky State University administra- wrote about the new America: The people shall tors who confiscated and refused to distribute not be deprived or abridged of their nght to the 1994 student yearbook. The students who speak to write, or to publish their sentiments; brought the lawsuit against KSU administrator and the freedom of the press, as one of the Betty Gibson complained that the administra- great bulwarks of liberty, shall be inviolable. tion also attempted to control the newspaper Lef s hope KSU administrators reconsider and to "quell anything negative in their action and give their student editors the the publications regarding Kentucky State freedom to decide their own editorial content University." STUDENTS KSU officials claimed they had problems It would be a nice birthday present for with the quality of the copyediting and the James Madison and those who come down on selection of content in the yearbook. They also the side of liberty and learning. Applications for Student Senator elections will be available on March 24 outside of the University acts as parent, not administrator Student Association Office in the Powell ast week I attended the conference on guy said they were doing the same at their Building. Applications will be due at 4:30 p.m. Student Government Associations at university. They could no longer have kegs —/Texas A & M. This conference has del- in the dorms. V At this point, I laughed and everyone on March 27. There will be an informational egates from all over the country who are part of their schools' student governments. I looked at me kind of funny. I asked if this was learned volumes from my trip and discovered normal, and the other representatives said meeting for all applicants on March 31. some of the injustices that are served by this yes. state and university to the students. I told them our campus is trying to First of all, while in some round table dis- enforce fines for being caught with beer in a cussions, I told die group we had a budget of dorm room. Some of the others in the group Make a difference $20,000 for our Senate, which is there to told me that it would be a problem because serve 15,000 students. every time a school tries to make more rules, JOE WELLS I was laughed at. people want to break them even more. on Eastern's Your turn Next I told theitl our campus would not They said it has been demonstrated time give us an overpass that we asked for early in and time again that a university must trust Wells is student the semester and their excuse was that no their students to be mature and not need campus by getting rights chair for one would use it. someone to hold their hands. Student I was laughed at. I came back feeling like the administra- Association. I was even asked, "Doesn't your university tion does not trust its students to take care of involved in care about the safety of the students?" Then I themselves. said tliat our student government had to go Attending this university is like going to through many different committees before high school. After the statements I have made, Student Senate. any act or resolution passed by our senate I will probably get called into the principal's could receive any action. office. At Eastern, your parents aren't looking I was laughed at over your shoulder, but the administration is One member asked me, "What is the use I learned that most universities have shut- of a student government if you have the tle vans run by the police department from administration playing big brother?" the bar scene to cut down on the amount of Your voice is At this point I was very disheartened at DUIs and public intoxication charges. the response I was receiving, but I was still The cops do not go up to the bar and just proud of my university, so I forged ahead. I told the group tliat we had no Greek sit in their cars and arrest people as they exit important to housing and the university was not very con- the bar. ducive to getting the housing, either. There are some fundamental problems on I was not laughed at; it was really more of this campus that must be addressed, and I a chuckle. hope with the cooperation of the new president the future! I next said that our campus was going to and students we can change this from a high institute a policy of cracking down on ako- school to a university setting where the stu- hol. Everyone thought this a good idea. One dents are trusted with their own weU-being. A4 NeWS The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 12,1998 ► Progress Classifieds HELP WANTED. Help! I need somebody. Madison MGCELLANEOUS.. Now aoospnhg applications lor ail Garden SEIZED CARS from $175. Porsches, positions. Apply in parson. Madison Cedaacs. Chevya. BMW's, Corvettes. Garden. TRAVEL- Abo Jeeps, 4 WD"s. \bur Area. 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Oxford-style debate examines \\ l\ A I Kl I SWI Al SMIKI In the Blu* Ridge Mountains of relationship of media and privacy NORTH CAROLINA irstmxshu MUG OF BY JEHHV BUNCH ed Clinton was tried by the mass speaker and career journalist. j<^HC^Jj^/CHCcV^NG^ '8gortswear_ Staff Writer media instead of receiving a fair Kurtz believes that freedom of at—a«? ••M-i ■ jatkak • at* - THE WEEK! chance. the press should have no real Seeking STAFF with There were no chairs thrown or The media has destroyed many restrictions by the right to privacy. commitment to CHRIST. Be the first to come down to If this is you, hurry to colorful adjectives used to describe lives unfairly," Freed said. He suggested that the Bill of Rights Cooks. Rock Climbing. Horsmbock opponents at the philosophy club's /irst gear and answer the the Progress office to Another example cited by Freed is written in order of importance fountain Diking. Tennis. Hiding, question correctly. debate Tuesday night was the death of Princess Diana. and therefore the first laws are LaoUd oa lk« aDnwr of Rm ud Mala. pick up a gift certificate There were no heated argu- He went as far as to say that the more important than the last ones. (symnostics. White Water Canoeing ments resulting in black eyes. media were responsible for what And since there isn't a bill at all Swimming. Field Sports. Arts. Dock- What U Hit moat popular Spring from NY Steak & But there was one thing every- happened because they weren't about the right of privacy, then this packing. rAOHE. Break vacation spot in the United Cheesecake Co. one seemed to be in agreement on restricted from intruding on her should take a back seat to the free- Slate*? and that was that oftentimes a free personal life. dom of the press, Kurtz said. 2500 MORGAN MILL RD, 117 Donovan Annex press isn't the same as a responsi- Laat w«k'i ant wen Three "I would suggest that she was "A photographer has the right to BREVARDNC 28712 Laat week's winner Titus Ngeno Last week's prize ble press. killed by the press," he said. take a picture even if good taste went unclaimed. Should the freedom of press be (704)884-6834 Freed insisted throughout the suggests otherwise," he said. (One win per customer, per semester ) affected or restricted by the right to debate that the need for individual He also argued that, unlike KAHDALEA@>CITCOM.NET «Expires Wednesday Noon * privacy? This was the topic dis- privacy was growing everyday. Freed suggested, not all rights are cussed during the debate. The second speaker was Bond absolute. He also said it was a little The Oxford-style debates, which Harris, a philosophy professor at absurd to say the press only wants have been taking place for nearly Eastern for nearly 25 years. He profit 15 years on Eastern's campus, have believed that the press and privacy "We journalists are just as guilty had a wide range of topics such as should restrict each other. because we are just as human," homosexuality, religion and many "I'm not advocating a do-nothing Kurtz said. others. attitude," Harris said. He said the press needs to have The same black robes at Oxford He believed that when the Bill of its freedoms to invade privacy to a are wom by the speakers, and stu- Rights was written each and every degree so they can let us know dents are asked to express approval right was intended to be consid- when our rights are in danger. or disapproval on the issue being ered equal. He insisted that no one "Because we can't count on the debated. right is higher than the other or government to do it," Kurtz said. There were three opponents more important Kurtz also said there was a dif- addressing the issue of press and Harris disagreed with Freed, ference in public officials and pub- privacy. saying that the press did not kill lic figures. He thinks public offi- Richard Freed, a professor of Princess Diana. He also said that cials should be held to a higher English at Eastern, proposed that he didn't believe that the press acts standard. the right to privacy should restrict solely out of the pursuit of profit. "I do not care who fathered (m the freedom of the press. But he did contend that the press Jodie Foster's baby even though Open House? "Where and when will this may create misinformation or judge she made it public,' Kurtz said. "I media mongering end?" Freed, a people before the facts. do care if President Clinton had sex teacher for 19 years, asked. "No one should have all privacy with Monica." Freed choose to illustrate his taken away from them — not even Becky Speaks, from Lexington, Marckl3,l4,15 points by using specific examples the president of the United States," enjoyed the debate. of "irresponsible journalism" Harris said. "I think they did a very good job 139 N.Kuncland throughout the debate. A favorite The final participant in the of presenting differing view points," Richmond, KY issue was Bill Clinton. He contend- debate was Ken Kurtz, a guest Speaks said. 624-0025 Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-8 p.m. ► QuickHlts Sunday 12:30 p.m.-O p.m. Compiled by Jacinta Feldman •«».•}•». Parking first come, first able in the Documents Section on development office. Enjoy a breath ofJ Spring.'X . serve during tourney the third floor of the Crabbe Library. Browse among*g< our delightful Eastern will host the Girls Sweet The library also has special Campus group participates treasures. You are sure to find 16 Basketball Tournament today forms that can be copied by stu- In United Nations simulation through Saturday in McBrayer dents. Copies may be made for 10 Eleven Eastern students went to something truly special for your Arena. As a result, parking in the cents a page using one of the Spalding University's Model United home or to share with afnend. Alumni Coliseum lot will be on a library's copiers. Nations conference Thursday first-come, first-serve basis for both through Saturday in Louisville. commuters and tournament fans. ROTC scholarships About 50 other students from Games begin at 1 deadline Sunday six colleges attended the confer- CampifS p.m. and run Eastern has eight two-year and ence, which simulated the United through 9 p.m. eight three-year Army ROTC Nations. today and Friday. Scholarships available. Students do Melody Mason, a philosophy Saturday's semi-finals begin at 10 not need to be currently enrolled in major, won the competition for the CHURCH DIRECTORY a.m. and 11:30 a.m. The final game ROTC to apply. The scholarships will be played at 8 p.m. Saturday. best delegate of the conference. pay full tuition, $225 a semester for A resolution written largely by St. Thomas Lutheran University Church of First Presbyterian Church books and $150 a month directly to Mason was the only resolution Church Christ 200 S. Third St. (PCUSA) 330 W. Main St. Addresses need to be updated students. The deadline is Sunday. passed in her committee during the Currently enrolled students should For more information, call Judy 1285 Barnes Mill Rd. 626-0223 Sun. Bible class 623-5323 or 623-5239 Sun. conference. 9:30 a.m, Sun. Worship School 10 a.m Worship 11 update addresses if they are living off Greene-Baker at 1215 or 1205. Eastern students represented a 623-7254 campus and their addresses have variety of countries such as Sweden, Sun. School 9:30 a.m. 10:20 a.m., 6 p.m. Wed. a.m. Wed. Dinner 6 p.m. changed recently to receive under- Summer orientation leader Costa Rica, Slovenia and Turkey. Worship 10:45 Worship and Bible class (no charge) graduate CARES reports or applications due April 6 7 p.m. Intersession/Summer and Fall sched- Summer Orientation applications Some students worked in the ule of classes. To update your are available in the office of student Security Council dealing with issues Trinity Presbyterian Unitarian Universalist address, call the registrar's office at development. Orientation leaders such as weapons inspections in Iraq, Church (PC A) 128 S. Rosedale Baptist Church Fellowship 209 St. George 2410. serve as Eastern representatives to while others represented countries Keeneland Dr. 624-8910 411 Westover Ave 623-1771 St. 626-5055 Sun. Service At over 4,000 incoming students and on the Economics and Social Sun. Worship 9:50 a.m.. Sun. Sunday School 9 a.m. Church School 10:30 a.m. Tax forms available their parents. Council and debated things like The most frequently requested School 11 a.m. Worship Sun. 10:15 a.m., 7 The deadline to turn applications child labor laws, the environment First United Methodist tax forms and instructions are avail- in is 4:30 p.m. April 6 at the student p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 7 and globalization. Trinity Missionary Baptist p.m. Church 401 W. Main St. ► Police Beat Church 2300 Lexington Rd. 623-3580 Sun. 8:30 a.m., 624-9436 Sun. 9:45 a.m., 11 Westside Christian Church 10:50 a.m. Compiled by Charles tewis a.m., 6 p.m. Wed. Youth & 1432 Fairlane Dr. 623-0382 Prayer 7 p.m. Sun. 9:45 a.m., The following reports have been Pamela Schlomann, 47, give right of way at an intersection. 10:45 a.m. ,6 p.m. filed with Eastern's division of Richmond, reported that someone The charge of driving on a suspend- Lighthouse Worship Center public safety. entered her unsecured office in the ed license was dismissed. Rowlett Building and stole 10 to 15 219 Moberly Ave. 623-3246 First Baptist Church March 6 nursing textbooks. Clinton Riley, 19. Crestwood. The Sun. 10 a.m., 350 W. Main at Lancaster charge of possession of a suspend- 11 a.m., 6 p.m. Ave. 623-4028 Worship Ara J. Jackson, 26, Richmond, was March 3 ed operator's license was dis- lues. 7 p.m. Thurs. 7 p.m. Sun. 830 a.m., 11 a.m., arrested and charged with alcohol missed. 6:30 p.m., Wed. 630 p.m. intoxication. Todd D. Studebaker, 20, Episcopal Church of Our Sun. School 9:40 a.m. , Commonwealth Hall, was arrested Stephen M. Willis, 20, Louisville, Kristi L. Parrott, 19, Louisville, and charged with possession of Saviour 2323 Lexington Rd SUBS. 8 p.m. at the was fined $67.50 for criminal tres- 623-1226 Sun. 8:30 a.m., 11 BSU Center was arrested and charged with marijuana. passing in Case Hall. reckless driving, driving under the a.m. Sun. School 9:30 a.m. influence of alcohol and operating Joshua S. Mattingly, 19, White Oak Pond on a suspended driver's license. Byron Mack, 18, Lexington, was JyNSf Commonwealth Hall, was arrested and charged with possession of given six days in jail for criminal Lexington Road Church of Christian Church March 5 marijuana. trespassing in Commonwealth Hall. God 2336 Lexington Rd. (Disciples of Christ) 624-8323 Sun. School 10 1238 Barnes Mill Rd 623- i Donna Gabbard. 22, Todd Hall, These cases previously listed in Alan C. Campbell, 22, Cincinnati, a.m., Sun. Worship 11 a.m., 6515 Sun. Worship 10 \ reported that someone stole several Police Beat have been settled in was given 17 days in jail for driving 6 p.m., Family Training a.m. Coffee Fellowship checks from her checkbook when it court. under the influence of alcohol and Sun. 11 a.m. Sun. School was left unattended at the front driving with a suspended license. Hour, Wed. 7 p.m. desk of either Keene or O'Donnell William P. Harvey, 23, Riverside, The charge of failure to provide 11:15 a.m. halls where she works. Ohio, was fined $67.50 for failing to proof of insurance was dismissed. I The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 12.1998 NeWS A5 University Speaker knows dangers of alcohol offices open BYMCHAELROY "You don't have to be an alco- Arts editor holic to have a problem," Green next week said. Pop Quiz, How many times have you got- Green used humor frequently BY CHARLES LEWIS ten drunk? during the show to break up the hot shot Assistant news editor When speaker Mike Green tension. He feels it is easier to Beginning this year, all uni- asked that question during his make the audience comfortable. Before Mike Green's presentation March 4 at Brock At one point, he asked four speech, a flyer was given out versity offices will be open for detailing alcohol poisoning. business during Spring Break. Auditorium, the crowd of students people to come up to the stage became quiet. The moment and help him with the presenta- Below are some questions Last April, the council of before, the audience had been about alcohol and alcohol poi- deans approved a proposal tion. The four were asked if they laughing at Green's jokes. knew any mixed drinks and par- soning. from the office of human Green, a recovering alcoholic, ticipated to see how fast they resources that will require the has been speaking at campuses could shoot Diet Coke in a shot JL If a person falls asleep while offices to be open. for the last 13 years in his quest glass. drinking, make sure they dont Under the old policy, not to warn students about what he During this part. Green sleep on their all offices were required to be called the "one nighter." showed a funnel and various shot a. stomach open. The decision was that of "One night that could have a glasses, including a Texas killer b. side the' department's supervisor. lifetime consequence," Green said shot glass, that measured at least c. back If-the department was closed, during his presentation. three inches in length. the employees had to take a Many of the stories Green told Green said when his friends 2. What night is among the week of their vacation time to came from people who drank too drink, they keep buying him Diet most dangerous for alcohol poi- cover the period. much one night and woke up with Pepsi. He said he could drive soning? The major consideration long-term consequences. The sto- everyone home for hours just ries ranged from a woman who from the caffeine. He also joked a. Before finals for the new policy was to have became pregnant and never saw the university open during about the theory that drunken- b. 21st birthdays the father again to the story of ness equals horniness. c. graduation day Spring Break for students and one student who had a part of the visitors, said Dale A. Lawrenz, "He can relate to anyone," Josh male anatomy tattooed on his Bleidt, president of Interfraternity 3. What's the limit for shots director of the human forehead. Council (IFC), said. "He just lived should you do in one night? resources department. "Greeny," as his friends call it like any other student." ; "Many parents with high him, was there to warn that if a The event was co-sponsored by a. one Shoo! students were visiting person drinks, they should "learn the IFC and Panhellenic Council. b. two t e campus during that time now to do it the right way." The crowd seemed to enjoy his c. three and they needed assistance Green told students he no take on the subject. But in the from our departments," longer drinks and he wanted end, Green's purpose was to warn president Hanly Funderburk them to drink responsibly. and inform students about the During the hour-long forum, The answers are 1. c, 2. b, 3. c said. Michael Roy/Progress problems alcohol could raise. ! Glen W. Kleine, dean of the Green told the audience to "You do not want what I have," Mike Green, a recovering alcoholic, spoke on campus March 4 about the become their "brother or sister's Green said at the end. "I don't college of applied arts and keeper." technology, said he thought dangers of alcohol abuse. He often used humor to get his point across. want you to go to AA." the new policy will also be beneficial for university staff. "The new policy gives supervisors more flexibility in scheduling vacation time as Three honored with Foundation Professorships, pay raises needed by the departments," BY CHARLES LEWIS provide an additional "I'm more aware Ritchison said. "I'm always trying Kleine said. to update and work in any new ; Some staff members like Assistant news editor salary supplement. now that I have a All full-time responsibility to my teaching techniques that seem the idea of being at work dur- Three members of Eastern's worthwhile." ing Spring Break week and tenured faculty mem- students and col- faculty have been named 1998 bers are eligible for leagues to be a posi- Ryoti earned a bachelor's not using their vacation time. recipients of Eastern Foundation degree from Northwestern . "I like the idea of having the professorship tive role model," Professorships. award. Selection is Harnack said. "I'm University, a master's from Ohio the option of working and not Andrew Harnack, Gary going to work hard, State University and a doctorate being required to take vaca- Ritchison and Don Ryoti received made by a committee composed of faculty, play hard and teach from the University of Illinois. tion at that time," said Sheila the awards, which were estab- He joined Eastern's faculty in Adkins, senior secretary in lished and awarded for the first students and adminis- hard." time in 1988. trative staff represen- Ritchison joined the 1977 and is a professor in the the college of business. Ryotl is a math faculty in 1979 and is department of matbematics, sta- "There are always students The Eastern Foundation board tatives. Harnack teaches Ritchison came to of directors created the awards to The process pro- English. Eastern in 1979. professor. a professor of biologi- tistics and computer science. coming in, and folks checking cal sciences. He "I've been attempting to see out the university, so I think recognize creative, self-motivated vides for a high exemplars of the ideal college degree of peer review earned his bachelor's how I can work with students it's good to have the offices degree from Concordia Senior and master's degrees from through electronic means," Ryoti open during Spring Break." professor. Thirty-three professors by the faculty colleagues of the College, his master's from have been honored for teaching candidates. Concordia Theological Seminary Mankato State University. He said. "I require some of my stu- excellence by the Eastern Harnack, a professor of and Southwestern Louisiana earned a doctorate from Utah dents to have e-mail accounts. I e- Foundation. English, joined the faculty in University and a doctorate from State University. mail them material and we have The two-year professorships 1976. He received his bachelor's Oklahoma State University. 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It is a says this number is exaggerated. fe type of eloquence. Il is the Rift ot saving the The fact that so many people proudly claim Irish ^^NP right thing in an extraordinary circumstance ancestry belies the fact that Americans have long ^■^when you aren't prepared. Blarney may deceive been fascinated by all things Irish. or flatter but it never offends. Nearly every major city in the United States holds Queen Elizabeth I is the first person credited with a St. Patrick's Day parade, with New York's being the using the word blarney. One of her Irish agents was largest The city of New York expects at least 250,000 trying to convince the owner of Blarney Castle to give people to show up for this year's extravaganza and, as his ancient rights to her. usual, will paint the center line of the parade's path- He kept putting the Queen off with promises that way green. the castle would soon be hers, but never made a The closest area St Patrick's Day parade will be move to actually give it to her. Finally, the Queen is held Saturday in downtown Lexington to a consider- reported to have screamed, "It's all Blarney, what he ably smaller crowd. says he does not mean. What he means he does not Most of you know that if you don't wear green on say." Tuesday you'll be getting pinched. And most of you One story says that the Blarney Stone is Jacob's will be celebrating the holiday in some fashion or pillow and was brought back from the Crusades. another during Spring Break. The Blarney Stone is a block of limestone about Man behind the holiday four feet long, one The most shocking thing about St Patrick is that foot wide and nine he wasn't even Irish. He was kidnapped by pirates inches high. It is near his home in England when he was about 16, positioned so that according to the foreword of The Confession of St people who wish Patrick" by John O'Donohue. oth- to kiss it must His captors took him to Ireland where he was a ers his bend back- slave and worked as a shepherd for seven years. birth. Some wards and hang He finally escaped to France after reportedly hav- claim it is the upside down to ing visions instructing him on how to escape. In "The date of both, get to it Confession of St. Patrick" he wrote that being held others that it is It is said to be captive physically freed him spiritually to see God as the date of nei- worth $30 mil- k ** V his "anam-cara" or soul-friend. ther. lion, according to He began to study after he returned to England In Ireland. St. "Irish Wit and and became a priest, and eventually, a bishop. Patrick's Day is celebrated as Wisdom." According to his own account he began to have a religious holiday. Shops dreams filled with the "voice of Ireland" which called and businesses are Pot o gold him back there. closed to give people a Much of Irish traditional folklore concerns the He followed the call and became not only patron chance to spend time Fair Folk. The people of Ireland supposedly have a saint of Ireland but a national icon. with their family and very close relationship with fairies, according to friends. I n "Irish Wit and Wisdom." St. Patrick is credited with bringing Christianity to 19 9 5. the Irish throughout the early fifth century. He also Catholics begin the "I don't believe in fairies, but they're there," is a day by going to Mass. President Clinton traditional Irish quote on the matter. It is believed started over 165 churches and schools in Ireland. Games are often played signed an act passed There are many Irish legends concerning St by Congress that made fairies were angels who revolted and were thrown out Patrick's life. The difficulty is separating and parades celebrating of Heaven, but who weren't bad enough to be sent to national pride are held in March "Irish-American Hell. They were sentenced to live forever on Earth. the fact from the folklore. ( Heritage Month." The facts St Patrick supposedly chased all the Dublin and Belfast The Leprechaun is a type of working fairy. However, the Northern Ireland Tourist Board that nine of the people who signed Leprechauns are tailors and cobblers. The sound of a snakes from Ireland by using: a sham- website claims that many of the Irish watch the the Declaration of Independence were Irish and that rock. He also used the shamrock to I 19 presidents have claimed Irish descent were cited hammer pounding at away at a pair of shoes can be illustrate the Holy Trinity of Father, Son' American St. Patrick's Day celebrations on television. used to find them. H The first St. Patrick's Day celebration in America in the White House press release that was sent out Should you encounter one, hold him tightly by the and Holy Spirit, according to "Irish Wit and^ after Clinton signed the act Wisdom" by Joan Larson Kelly. was hosted by the Charitable Irish Society of Boston neck until he takes you to the pot of gold. If you take in 1737 and the first New York St Patrick's parade It also cited the discrimination early Irish immi- your eyes off him for even one second, he will be In the early 1700s. the shamrock was adopted as the grants faced from signs that said "Irish Need Not symbol of Ireland. was in 1760, according to The Story of English." gone. The first celebrations were just as religious as Apply" to the segregation of Irish workers from other No one knows how leprechauns became associat- their Irish counterparts by all accounts. However, all ethnic groups. ed with St. Patrick's Day. Celebrate good times Americans, not just Catholics or Irish-Americans, He. •' over heels But besides its rich history St. Patrick's Day has No one is sure why St Patrick's Day is celebrated soon embraced the holiday which eventually gave Every year over 70.000 people climb 120 feet and something else to offer: a really good time. on March 17. Some say it is the date of his death. more emphasis to the celebration than to St Patrick. hang backward and upside down in order to kiss a Rules on Irish toasts May you be in Heaven half an hour before George Killian's Irish Red: the Devil knows you are dead. Reddish-colored Irish beer. Irish drink 4 Toast with glass in right hand. May the saddest day of the future St Patrick's Day Party Punch: knowledge adds Raise glass straight out from shoulder. Be no worse than the happiest day Two-fifths Jameson * fThis started in case the other guy was of the past! Two cups fresh lemon juice fun to St concealing a weapon.) Two quarts club soda or two-fifths cham- The drinks pagne ^ Clink glasses after toast is said and Garnish with fruit or mint leaves. Patrick's Day before drinking. duinness: Irish Rover: Dark beer with a 240-year-old recipe. Some fine Irish toasts Half jigger of Jameson Underwrote the first "Guinness Book of Half jigger of Campari World Records." May the grass grow long on the road to hell One jigger of orange juice Add a dash of grenadine. for want of general use. Jameson: Single malt whiskey made in Ireland for Hot Irish: May you die in bed at 95 years shot by a over a hundred years. Don't gulp it jealous spouse. Decorate a wedge of lemon with four cloves Add the wedge to one jigger of Jameson Poteen: May the road rise up to meet you One spoonful of sugar Homemade brand of alcohol distilled from One pinch of cinnamon And may the wind always be at your back potatoes. Pronounced potcheen. May the sun shine warm upon your face -~ Add boiling water ind stir. Great cold remedy. And rJMraindMpfUl soft upon your fieldH IrhftiSour: And ufl we meet again Jameson and sour mix. May God hold you in the small of his hanSR Hie fallowing sources were consulted far this story: "Irish Wit and Wisdom" by Joan Mist Cream: Larson Kelly and the Irish drinks website at If you can£ go. 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Flirty dance queen on "Like a Virgin," the plaintive soul, search- ing on "Like A Prayer," the flaunty diva of "Erotica," the soul goddess on "Bedtime Stories." She has managed to make more changes in her music that most of her contemporaries. After all, she has outlasted Michael Jackson, Guns 'N' Roses, Prince and U2, in the fact that she still matters to music. She has lived the He's out-fiddled the devil and lived through an uneasy ride, "Semi- Charmed Life" and now Southern rock and country legend Charlie Daniels and has sur- vived. will play Alumni Coliseum March 21. "Ray of Light," BY PAUL FLETCHER and songwriter, Daniels is Skaggs," Keith Chafin. a represen- Madonna's Contributing writer renowned for his fiery, energetic tative of the KPF, said. "We only Some devilish new album, is style of fiddle playing. He was want major entertainers, and lyrics a move into Madonna proves or most of his 40- named instrumentalist of the year Charlie Daniels is a major act. And that vaunted she isn't "Frozen" year career, Charlie in 1980 by the Country Music his tour schedule fit perfect." Daniels has had electronic for- on her new album. Association. Fans attending the Richmond Possibly Charlie Daniels' best mat. only one rule con- Extensive touring has been the show can probably expect to hear cerning music: If it known song is "The Devil Went But unlike norm for Daniels since forming songs from Daniels' current Down to Georgia." U2's disappointing "Pop," sounds good, play The Charlie Daniels Band in 1971. release. "Steel Witness" (his 29th Madonna has always worked in a it. Sticking to this They sometimes album), as well The song became Darnel's sig- beat-orient- one rule has elevat- play up to 250 as many of the ed this 60-year-old performer to leg- nature tune after he wrote it in The album ed format. shows a year. 1970s and '80s the 70s. It moves, endary status. His current U.S. Charlie Daniels classics. His innovative fusion of country, moves her in a tour includes a WhOfl: 8 p.m. March 21 These hits The song's opening lyrics are clever and rock, bluegrass and jazz has March 21 stop at include "Uneasy as follows: Madonna In astonishing thrilled fans and accounted for the Alumni WhOTO: Alumni Coliseum Rider," "In a clever and direction. sales of millions of records. The Coliseum. America," "The The devil went down to The album 1980 Grammy winner doesn't limit The Rich- South is Gonna Georgia, he was looking for a astonishing also opens his musical influences to only* one mond show is Do It Again." soul to steal direction up a new genre of music. being promoted by the Kentucky and Daniels' signature song and Madonna. Daniels' earliest influences were Professional Firefighters (KPF), an biggest hit. The Devil Went Down He was in a bind 'cause he was She is a Elvis Presley and Bill Monroe. organization involved in raising to Georgia." way behind an' he was willin' to mom now, During his days as a session musi- funds to support firefighters and Opening for The Charlie Daniels make a deal. and several of the songs are more cian he played on country albums raise fire awareness. Band will be country band Steele mellow and calmer than before. by Ringo Starr and Bob Dylan. The KPF promotes two shows Country, a past winner of the K-93 He saw this young man sawing The album's first cut, "Drowned His famous Volunteer Jam con- per year in Richmond, one country Fun Fest, and Andy Childs. on a fiddle and playing it hot an' World/Substitute for Love" asks cert in Nashville annually hosts a and one that showcases 1950s and Tickets, which cost $15, can be he said boy let me tell ya what whether she should wait for the diverse lineup of talent from both '60s rock and roll. purchased by calling the you play pretty good fiddle son, substitute. country and rock music. "We have booked everybody Firefighters Association at (606) but give the devil his due." The title track begins sounding Although a competent guitarist from Garth Brooks to Ricky 255-2566. like a pop song out of the Beach Boys era before it launches into a techno beat that reminds the lis- tener that Madonna has always ► Arts Profile: James Moreton made music that gets the money- maker grooving. The album also employs elec- tric guitars more than on any other Madonna album. "Candy Perfume Girl" opens with a distorted guitar 'Keely' latest entry in theatre chair's output line worthy of Smashing BrMcwaRoT Pumpkins. Moreton came to Eastern in Sondheim, the lyricist whose such Other songs find Madonna Arta editor " 1986 to teach after graduating from diverse projects include the likes of the University of Missouri. the musical "West Side Story" and revealing a mysticism more like This is the first in a continuing Stevie Nicks than Whitney "I was open to move anywhere," the movie "Dick Tracy." series profiling people in the art, Moreton said. Moreton says that each and Houston. music and theatre department. That is really exemplified in In 1990, he was named chair of every show is an adventure. tracks like the "Sky Fits Heaven" the department "Every show throws you some- Most kids' parents take to them In recent thing," Moreton said. and "Swim." The track to the fair or the semesters, "Shanu/Ashtangi" finds her singing movies for enter- In addition to directing, he has "Bright-eyed inno- Moreton has also acted in various productions. in what sounds like Hindu. tainment directed such The first single, •Frozen," is James Moreton's His first role came in high cence was one of plays as "The school when he was cast in the Madonna at her beet In fact, it parents took him to Glass ranks with "Live to Tel." "Angel" the theater outside my strengths. role of Jimmy in the play "The Menagerie," Rainmaker." and "Rain" as one of her best of their home in St James Moreton "The tracks, with its rather mournful, Louis as a child. "Bright-eyed innocence was one on his acting jobs Importance of of my strengths," Moreton said Middle Eastern sound. Just imag- Moreton was Being ine "Gold Dust Woman" with a impressed, very about his acting abilities. mystical backbeat Earnest," Recent shows he has acted in impressed. "Speed the Hamah Risner/Progress The album also brings "I was fascinated 9) Plow" and include Eastern's production of Madonna's new obsession, by how large it productions "Into the Woods," written by James Moreton directs during rehearsals for "Keefy and Du." The play, daughter Lourdes, into her music. was," Moreton said about his first of Shakesphere's "Hamlet" and Sondheim and a supporting part in which is about the abortion issue, will open in the last weekend of April. "Little Star" is a lullaby that ranks experience with theater. "Romeo and Juliet" a Lexington production of Robert as one of the most charming So much so that Moreton decid- His first job directing was a play Louis Stevenson's "Treasure tion of the plays performed with thing I do," Moreton said. songs about a rock star's off- ed to enter the field. called "Conjugal Rites." Island." others in the theatre and music Moreton says he is happy with spring. Moreton is the head of the "It was an original one-act," Among actors, Moreton said he departments. his job and the ability to pursue The album ranks with "Like a speech and theatre department. likes Glenn Close. Anthony "We meet every spring semes- what he loves. Moreton said."It wasn't anything ter," Moreton said. They attempt to And he encourages other people Prayer" as Madonna's best. He is currently directing the great" Hopkins and Alfre Woodward. A big artist can combine soul- upcoming "Keely and Du," a play Since then, Moreton said he has Moreton's own style of directing do "all kinds of shows." to try theater. searching lyrics with a techno about the abortion issue. improved his directing style. includes seeing it from the point of Moreton said he picks the "Participate as soon as you can," beat. Moreton feels the play is "much view of the actors and working with shows he wants to direct that he is Moreton said. His influences include director "ideally drawn to." 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Monticello seniors, the bridal show brides-to-be, as well as anyone The show began with the EKU gave them a chance to get some interested, to get a helping hand in Gospel Ensemble performing two helpful hints. planning their wedding. songs, as two escorts lit a large can- "There's a lot to do and little "Ifs one of the largest programs delabra which cast a glow into the time to do it in," said Parmley. we do every year," said Jim auditorium. Patrons were encouraged to Harmon, president of RHA As Mistress of Ceremonies, sign up to win door prizes from a Backstage, a long line of young Sherri Sparks, a news anchor for number of area businesses. women stood in wedding gowns Channel 27 in Lexington, gave a Many women excitedly spoke to waiting to have their photos taken. description of each gown and tuxe- the vendors about their upcoming People in plain clothes scurried do, the models posed for the audi- wedding day and, in return, were around the young women busily ence. loaded down with brochures from tugging at bodices, straightening The gowns were from Lena's EKU Catering, Wedding straps and buttoning missed but- Wedding Center in Lexington and Wonderland, The Classy Touch. tons. the tuxedos from Jett and Hall in Blevins and Blevins Photography. The girls practiced walking in Richmond. Kenny Caudill Photography and the dresses, not used to long trains, This year the show also had a Heirloom Photography. and some searched for the tiny special All Male Review which The coordinators of this year's strip of material to hold their bus- showcased tuxedos. Also in the show felt it stood out from past tie. show were flower girl dresses, ring shows. Young men stood in elegant bearer attire and mother-of-the- "Last year's was such a big suc- Photos by Brian Simms/Progress black tuxedos, more interested in bride dresses. cess, I didn't have any problems," getting it over with than how their "It gives anybody that's engaged said Parrot. Lakecia Johnson, area coordinator for the Tellord/Walters area, was escorted by Rodney Green, a junior police outfit looked. an opportunity to see ... dresses, Kari Ling, a sophomore from administration major, as she modeled a dress in the Informal Wedding Gowns portion of the 19th Annual RHA A long table held a rainbow styles, accessories and ideas," said Alexandria, agreed. Bridal Show Monday night in Gifford Theatre. The theme for this year's show was "This Magic Moment." assortment of bouquets and the model Rosalind Carson, a freshman "I was in it last year and I feel girls picked through them trying to from Lexington. that this show is a lot better than find the perfect match to their Before the show began, the last year — it's run a lot smoother." Annual Military Ball Future business leaders invade campus today rich in tradition, fun BY DELLA PEREZ of Mt. Vernon, the college of busi- Contributing writer BY DENA TACKETT ness. Phi Beta Lambda and Alfred dressed up in her dress greens for Patrick, dean of the college of busi- Activities editor the 60th Annual Military Ball which Over 1,000 high school students from approximately 26 counties are ness, have donated funds for the Senior physical education major will be held from 5:30 p.m. to mid- event. night March 28 in the ballroom of on campus today for the Future Sara Fleege has more on her mind Business Leaders of America's This event is one nice way to do than many college students. As Keen Johnson Building. something for the kids and the cadet battalion commander of The event is filled with military (FBLA) Annual Conference. community," Fisher said. "It gives Eastern's Army ROTC program, tradition. "We try to make it a fun event, them a positive attitude of Eastern." The ball will begin with a tradi- but also a quality experience for she is responsible for all of the everyone involved," Jim Fisher, AM Crain. account executive for activities of the group. tional military receiving line where WEKY. was one such student. "It is comparable to the presi- host Lt. Col. Dave Perkins and his external affairs coordinator for the Crain first came to Eastern a few dent of an organization," Fleege wife, Fleege and her escort and dis- College of Business, said. years back as a high school student said. "I delegate to the cadets tinguished guest speaker James For more than six years, FBLA to compete in the conference. Bickford, State Secretary of Natural has hosted this conference with Later, she volunteered her time to under me and give them tasks to help from many sources. carry out." Resources and Environmental Hannah Risner/Progress work the conference as an Eastern Fleege, who was not involved in Protection Cabinet, will greet each "We have a number of faculty, student. This year Crain returns as Sara Fleege is the cadet batallion commander for Eastern's Army ROTC staff members and Eastern stu- an Eastern graduate to serve as a ROTC in high school, said she was person as they come in. program. They will be hosting the 60th Annual Military Ball March 28. looking for ways to pay for tuition. After all the guests have been dents throughout many of the acad- judge on the conference. She got a three-year scholarship introduced there will be the formal emic programs that help make this "One of the most fun events is After the dinner, provided by by the commitment, but this is an event work," Fisher said. the talent show," explains Fisher. and says that's where it all started. part of the program. food services, and the guest speak- introduction to what military tradi- After graduation, Fleege will Traditional toasts will be made The conference boasts over 30 "We've had everything from clog- continue her training at Fort Eustis. to the president, the Army and one er, the official part of the ball will tions are like," Fleege said. events which cover a broad area of ging to singing. It would be fun to Va., in the transportation corps but silent toast to the prisoners of war. end. Then the dance starts, which The event is open to the public the business world. There is com- tape it over the campus station, but doesn't know where she will be sta- Four cadets will also come in carry- lasts until midnight. and tickets are $15 per person. petition in such events as account- we haven't done that yet" tioned after that. ing service caps, .representing the Perkins said the military ball is Seating is still available, but stu- ing, economics, job interviews and The talent show is scheduled for "It's nice to know that I have a four branches of the military, which kind of like a recruiting tool dents should inquire immediately, public speaking. 10 am. in the Brock Auditorium. guaranteed income when I gradu- they will place at empty place set- because people get to experience no later than Friday. To make Most of the judges are volun- The Annual FBLA Conference ate," Fleege said. tings in honor of the men and some aspects of military lifestyle. reservations, contact the military teers from Eastern. 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Team at the She attended Dixie High School UK in St. George, Utah, and even Invitational though softball was not offered, she and the was actively involved in volleyball, Photos by Brian Simms/Progress Eastern Duncan has an basketball and track. It was during Invitational. overall record of the summer that she donned a soft- Jane Worthington is entering her sixth season as the head coach of the Duncan is 6-2 lor the Lady ball glove and played for a summer Colonel softball program. Worthington oversaw the construction of Gertrude the only Colonels league team. pitcher in Hood Field, recruiting and all of the other tasks that are required for a new After graduation she went on to program. She began her coaching career at Livingston University in Alabama. Utah State where she majored in fitch a no-hitter, to Utah where she started her own the actual season lasting until they s third base physical education with a minor in sociology. business in lawn and pool mainte- run into victory — or defeat — at mound, has an nance with some minor landscap- the conference tournament held at 6-2 with an "Even as a child I could see myself teaching." she said. ing. It was then that a friend per- Southeast Missouri May 2 and 3. While there, she studied the uni- suaded her to apply for the assis- When asked about the most versity's softball team and applied tant coaching position at Miami challenging aspect of her job, she briefs for the position she knew they Ohio, and after the three years as a said. "I think any time you're deal- needed — the outfield. businesswoman, she left il all ing with 14 to 18 different individu- "It didn't matter where they put behind to move once again to Ohio. als, it's trying to get them together She remained in Ohio for two to All- me. I just wanted to play." as a team." Team years, wrapping up her master's For Worthington, it's the players Worthington said. degree in May 1991, and while riiltJQji player Charlotte And play she did. In 1981, her who make it all worthwhile, but there she came to love coaching at when it comes to the public rela- Sizen*i|K, of the women's bas junior year, her team took the the university level so much that ketball squad, recently earned national championship. tions aspect of her position she she applied for the head coaching feels that she falls short of what she All-Freshnltn team honors. "It wasn't that we necessarily position with Eastern's new pro- could do for the team. Sizemore. a 5-foot-11 forward had the most talent, but we did gram. from Hazard, was third on the have a lot of teamwork," she said. In August 1991, she took on the "I'm really just not a public per- team in rebounding (108). After completing her undergrad- task of implementing Eastern's first son, and that makes me feel like I assists (52). steals (42). and she uate studies, she went on to teach women's softball program and has can't always do my team justice." was fourth on the team in scor- at a junior high school in Idaho for guided it for over six years. she said. "I feel I should be more in ing (8.9 ppg) and minutes a couple of years before moving yet When asked about the pro- the spotlight for them." played (23.7). again to Livingston University in gram's progress she said. "I'm not Worthington sees herself always Sizemore was named OVC Alabama for a year to coach softball satisfied yet. We still have goals to staying involved with high school Freshman of the Week three and to take graduate classes. accomplish and things to prove." and college students and, at the age times during the 1997-98 sea- Not particularly keen on For this season, practice began of 37, she feels that her coaching son. Alabama. Worthington moved back the first week of September with career has only just begun. ► Schedule ► Softball Baseball (5-7-1) ■ vs. Middle Tennessee (DH). 2 Women victorious in tourney; win fifth straight p.m.. Saturday. Murfreesboro, Tenn. BY DANIEL REMHART "I'm glad we are winning but I'm not ■ vs. Middle Tennessee. 2 p.m.. Assistant sports editor Sunday. Murfreesboro. Tenn. Slugging in 17 runs over the happy with what we are doing in the weekend, the Lady Colonels ■ vs. Behnont 2:30 p.m., slammed Wright State and Dayton field. Monday. Nashville, Tenn. while slipping by Kentucky to win Jane Worthington, their own EKLI Invitational for the ■ vs. St Louis. 3 p.m., Tuesday firsl time ever. softball coach and Wednesday. St. Louis. Mo. Eastern won all three games this » weekend, running its unbeaten ■ vs. Missouri. 3 p.m.. Thursday, "Kerri is exactly where I thought over the weekend. March 19. Columbia. Mo. streak to five games and bringing she would be at this point and "I'm glad we are winning but I'm its overall record to 9-7. Karen (Scott) is gaining speed," not happy with what we are doing ■ vs. SH Edwardsviue, 3 p.m.. "We got our bats going pretty Worthington told Sports in the field," Worthington said. well." coach Jane Worthington said. March 20. EdwardsvUle. 111. Information. For their efforts this weekend "We're still not playing the best Eastern's offense exploded in its Duncan, Dunagan and Sarrazin ■ vs. SEMO (DH). 1 p.m.. March we're capable of." made the All-Tournament Team. Freshman Keni Duncan got her game with Wright State, scoring 21. Cape Girardeau. Mo. nine runs winning 9-5. Eastern will be going for its 10th fifth win of the year in a squeaker win when the ladies take their Dunagan and Kim Sarrazin led over the I.ady Wildcats 3-2. She cleats to Lexington for the UK pitched a five-hitter and only gave the Lady Colonels to 10 hits. The Invitational. Worthington's squad versatile Duncan (who plays third Softball (9-7) Brian Simms/Progress up one earned run. will play Indiana State. Ohio Senior Angie Dunagan drove in base when she's not pitching) went University. Kent State and another Eastern's only earned run on a solo 2-4 for the Colonels. Freshman Inflelder Michelle Williams, flips the softball to junior first base- matchup with the Lady Wildcats. ■ Kentucky Tournament home run. Scott (2-3) got the complete The Lady Colonels will be on the Saturday and Sunday. Iexington. man Amy DeSmet during the Eastern Invitational against the University of Duncan would go on to win her game and the win, giving up two road during Spring Break compet- Ky. Kentucky Eastern went on to beat UK 3-2. The Lady Colonels won all three sixth game defeating Dayton 5-1. earned runs and eight hits. ing in the North Carolina-Charlotte, contest and the tournament for the first time in school history. Worthington's She pitched another five-hitter and Worthington was pleased with Greensboro and Winthrop Invites. ■ vs. I NC-Charlotte (I HI). 2 squad will travel to Lexington, Tuesday for the Kentucky Invitational. this time her teammates would give the results but not with her team's They will return home to play p.m.. Tuesday. Charlotte. N.C. Eastern has an overall record of 9-7. her support, knocking in five runs. six errors and five unearned runs Auburn March 23. ■ vs. I NCGreensboro (DH).2 p.m.. Wednesday. Greensboro, : N.C. ► Baseball ■ Winthrop Tournament March : 20 through March 22. Rock Hill. ;S.C. Eastern begs for 'mercy* going three for six at home Outdoor Track BY SHANE WALTERS Junior outfielder Sean Murray the suspended contest March 3 and ■ Marshall University Sports editor batted .480 last week with two completed its dirty work on Eastern Invitational. Salunlay. Battling what some individuals homers, three doubles, three RBIs with an 18-9 win March 4. I Huntington. W. Va may call El Nino weather. Eastern's and eight runs scored. In the second contest, held also baseball team found itself sur- "Shawn Murray has got off to a March 4, Mercy scored seven runs real good start with his average and in the top of the third, to chalk Women's Tennis (3-2) rounded by walls and a ceiling as it practiced in the Begley Building his power." Ward said. another victory in the win column Tuesday. In doubleheader action with a 14-12 win. Eastern turned ■ vs. Radford. 2 p.m.. March 19. Because of the harsh cold Saturday, Eastern made contact the dial on its batting weapons to Rarlford.Va. swirling around outdoors, the base- with home plate on five separate destroy, and stopped Detroit from ball team canceled the contest occasions to give the Colonels a 5-3 completing a sweep with a 6-5 victo- ■ vs. UNC-Ashevffle.9a.rn.. victory over Youngstown Stale. March 20. AshevuTe. N.C. against the University of Louisville ry Thursday. scheduled for 3 p.m. that day. Sophomore Keith Jones, from Eastern's victories over Detroit- ■ vs. Western Carolina 10 am.. Coach Jim Ward's squad will pick Walton, had a good pitching perfor- Mercy and Youngstown, Ward said, March 21. CuDowhee, N.C. up the missed game on March 25. mance against Youngstown. sharpened the team's overall per- when the team plays the Cardinals In a revengeful manner, formance in the defense depart- al Diuisville. Youngstown recovered from the ment. Eastern has won three of its last loss earlier in the day and defeated The thing that improved signifi- Men's Tennis (6-4) four games, including a 9-8 victory the Colonels 7-2 in the second cantly was our defense," Ward said. in 10 innings over Youngstown game of the doubleheader. "We struggled defensively in the ■ vs. Woflord. 3 p.m., March 19. State Sunday. Senior Joe Witten picked up two Bowling Green series, but overall Spartanburg. St. "During Sunday's game, we wins in three appearances at the our defense has improved, which jumped out front five runs and then pitching position. Witten only was encouraging." ■ vs INC AsheviUe. 9 am.. we had to battle from that point allowed seven hits, no runs and had The Colonels, 5-7-1. will start March 20, Ashevifle. N.C. on," Ward said. "We came from five strikeouts in eight innings for Ohio Valley Conference action the Colonels. Witten leads in the Saturday, in a doubleheader with Brian Simms/Progress ■ vs. East TcnncMscc. 10 am.. behind with two home runs by Jason Sharp and Joe Smith — each pitching department in the Ohio Middle Tennessee, while on March 21. Johnson City. Tenn. Sophomore Inflelder Adam Basil heads for third base after a throw to sec- hit a home run that tied the game. Valley Conference with an overall Sunday the Colonels will play ond gets past second baseman R.J. Casey and shortstop Jason Gombos of (Joe) Witten did a good job in ERA of 0.69. Middle once again in single-game relief." Detroit-Mercy took advantage of competition. Detroit-Mercy. The Colonels have an overall record of 5-7-1. 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Both the men's and women's These words team flipped and tumbled their way and phrases are to three Kentucky Intercollegiate HIRING! all ghosts from Gymnastics Championships. They Eastern's inter- also won the Kentucky Collegiate collegiate State meet in 1972 and the presti- sports past DANIEL RHNHART gious Miami Cup in 1981. ^ In past D—rt Phantom Overall, they have trophies for Part-time Positions decades, stu- laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai eight first or second place finishes dents at in the brief history of Colonel gym- March 23rd thru May 9th Eastern put time and effort into nastics. sports which are no longer in exis- Girl's Field Hockey Started W 1 > \: tence at this school. So, in honor of in 1928 (1972-1992) all those past Colonel sports which The field hockey team played its have added to the trophy case at games at Hood Field (which inci- (•) Afternoons FREE * a Roy Kidd Stadium, here is a brief dentally is where the softbaU team, history of past Eastern athletics. which replaced them, plays) and Swimming Men (1932-1941) was moderately successful in mod- (•) Fun and Excitement (1955-1987) Women (1984- ern times. 1987) The hockey team's best modern- The swimming team is one of day season was in 1977 when it the more storied of the former went 13-3-1 to win the state title. (•) Need EXTRA Cash Eastern sports. The Eels (as they From 1972-92 the girls hockey were known) won 18 Kentucky team had 12 winning seasons, four Intercollegiate Championships and losing seasons and three .500 sea- 1 Pal IMWIill L VM the women won one. sons. (•) Discounts The sport was discontinued after Rifle Team men and women its initial nine years because of (1968-1985) Progress file photo World War IL It was re-established This team broke new ground at (•) Meet Friends in the mid-1950s and was led to Eastern in 1972 by having the first success by coach Donald Combs women to letter in school history. for 18 years. Combs would retire in In 1978 Eastern had its first Tha Eaatarn flald hockey team, which played at Hood Field, was at one 1975 and take over as athletic direc- ever Rifle All-American when fresh- time a competive intercollegiate sport at Eastern. The girl's field hocky team tor. The Nalatorium was named man Robert Montgomery was competed for 19 years and achieved one state championship. Tha ladies after him. named to the National Rifle Applications Taken NOW! lost their team after going 1 -18 in 1991 -92. The Eels saw 27 All-Americans Association first team. 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