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Coach Roy KMd eager- ly awaits win No. 299. The chance T* Thei ne Easterneastern could come this week- end when Kentucky State Check out why Coach Larry comes to Inman is so unsatisfied and town. Coach Travis Ford's men are so intense in our 2000-2001 Progress (He Progresswww.progress.eku.edu basketball preview/Bl. ' photo Powell tops list of speakers at Summit Families and Children Sec. Viola War. He is also a chairman of the Event begins at 9 a.m. tomorrow Miller, former Miss America and America's Promise organization. His Miss Kentucky Heather Renee Parking BY DAUB. PHEKOPA ing session and there will be focus popularity in the country is so wide- French and Eastern professor and spread that he thought about run- Heavy traffic is expected around Contributing writer groups in the afternoon session, said Alumni Coliseum Friday morning Nancy Thames, Americorps director humorist Carl Hurley. ning against President Bill Clinton in Henry's fiance, French, will follow the 1996 Presidential Election. He due to the America's Promise Tomorrow's America's Promise at Eastern. Summit Eastern officials are asking Summit will feature several speakers a color guard by singing the national declined to run for office because of WKYT-TV news anchor Sam Dick anthem as well as "My Old Kentucky family reasons. motorists to consider alternative whose purpose will be to highlight will begin the program by introduc- driving routes and parking plans. the importance of the America's Home." Patton and Henry are two of ing the speaking platform that will The speakers will then take their Kentucky's most respected public Traffic is expected to be heavi- Powell will Promise program which is designed feature Gen. Colin Powell. Gov. Paul est around 7:30 a.m., when people to help the youth of America. turns on the platform to show their officials. They are serving their final speak in the Patton. Lt. Gov. Stephen Henry, support for the America's Promise term of office. attending the Summit begin to morning The program is designed to high- arrive. Students are urged to con- light the featured guests in the morn- Kentucky House Speaker Jody Program. session. Richards, Kentucky Cabinet for Powell is a war veteran of the Gulf See POWELL, A7 sider alternative parking sites. Kustra President race puts chill too close to call on hiring BYDBUTACKETT ' 1 smm. Editor flY DtNA TACKETT Tuesday night was one for the history Editor books. The 43rd President of the United States President Robert Kustra has called for of America will not be named until today or all requests to fill vacant positions on fac- later. ulty and staff to be forwarded directly to According to CNN News, Democratic Vice LORIDA his office before action is taken, accord- President Al Gore is leading the national vote I VOTE ing to a memo dated Nov. 2 that was sent 48,852,773, or 49 percent, to Republican Gov. to both the administrative council and the George Bush's 48,604,913, or 48 percent. provost council. What matters, though, is the electoral vote. Kustra said Wednesday that the rea- Gore is leading the electoral vote 260 to 246. It son behind the somewhat of a hiring takes 270 electoral votes to win the presidency. freeze is the decrease in enrollment this It all comes down to Florida now, which has IATIONAL semester. 25 electoral votes. Whoever wins this state — JLARVOTE The university forecasts what it thinks which is run by Gov. Jeb Bush, George W. enrollment will be when it goes through Bush's brother — will be the next president &,&S2,7T3 the budget process in the spring and Chaos surrounded the Florida vote Tuesday builds that estimate into the budget. night, as it was first predicted that Gore would Eastern simply overestimated that figure. win the state. Later, it became apparent that :TORAL VOTES Kustra said. Bush would take Florida's 25 votes. The overesumation resulted in the uni- In the early hours of Wednesday morning, it versity spending more money in some became too close to call and an automatic areas than it would have if it would have recount was issued. known more money would not be available. Florida election law says that if the margin Kustra said he wouldn't call it a hiring of difference is less than one half of 1 percent, freeze. then an automatic recount will determine the The next few months we just want to winner. be cautious and not spend money we do At the time the recount was issued. Bush not have," Kustra said. led the state with 2,909,465 votes to Gore's There are 37 contract positions vacant 2,907,722. now, but there are advertisements to fill Still, thousands of absentee ballots have yet 20.5 of those. In the classified employee to be counted in Florida, including thousands category, there are 32 vacant positions of possible votes from overseas. Americans liv- and six are being advertised. ing out of the country have up to 10 days after Kustra said he does not want to cut the election to have their votes reach the state positions, so the freeze on hiring is in in which they are registered. place to keepthat from happening. Controversy still exists in the state, as thou- The decrease in tuition revenues also sands of voters in the Palm Beach County affects the university's fund balance. The precinct in Florida claim that the ballots were fund balance is sort of like a savings flawed, and their votes for Gore ended up to be account, Kustra said, where the excess of votes for Buchanan. revenues over expenditures is placed at Voters claimed that the arrow beside Gore's the end of each year. name, which was second on the ballot, pointed Money from the fund balance can be to the third hole on the ballot, which was for used for a variety of projects, like this Buchanan. year when $500,000 was used to build a Election officials are working to straighten new parking lot behind Brockton. Last year. Eastern had $178 million in See PRESIDENT, A7 Nicole Venhoff/Progress expenditures and only $171 million in revenues. This, along with other factors, Jessica Leaks/Progress resulted in a $7 million decrease in the fund balance. Em*y CoBra and John Leachman were crowned Saturday as Homecoming king and queen. The fund balance has more than $14 million in it after last year. Kustra said he is confident that the new measures being taken by the univer- Royal duo have more sity to increase enrollment — better paid and more admissions personnel, better marketing strategies and tuition breaks for some out-of-state students — Eastern in common than title BY JENNIFER MULUNS will recover. them winning was something that made "When it all adds up, I'm betting on News writer the fact that next fall we're going to do their friendship even better. much better," Kustra said. That should Despite the fact that it rained on "When we were standing there after turn this around." their parade, things couldn't have gone our names had been announced, John better for Emily Collins and John and I were congratulating each other INSIDE leachman. and saying how great it was that we ► Collins, a senior speech communica- won this together," Collins said. Jamie Gaddis/Progress The win was extra special for ACCENT tions major from Louisville, and Traffic was halted for several hours after the accident on Lancaster Nov. 2. BASKETBALL PREVIEW Bl Leachman, a senior math major from Leachman, because he is the first Campbellsville, were crowned Homecoming king Eastern has had. CLASSIFIEDS The university decided to add the cate- NEWS BRIEFS Homecoming queen and king at last Saturday's Homecoming football game. gory this year to the Homecoming fes- PERSPECTIVE A8.9 Both said they were happy to have tivities. Student hit at crosswalk POLICE MAT even been nominated. "I think it was a good idea, because it .■•,7 brought more people out, and made it BY JENNIFER ROGERS Wynn Walker said Wednesday that "I was kind of surprised, but I was News editor WHAT'S ON TAP? . . B2 happy to do it," said Leachman, who more interesting," Leachman said. Carnes did not appear to be under the was nominated by his fraternity. Pi The king's queen agreed. An Eastern student was injured mid influence of any drugs and no tests ► WEATHER Kappa Alpha. "I think it was great to have kings, afternoon Nov. 2 while trying to cross were administered at the accidenL "I had no idea," said Collins, who and I couldn't have thought of a better Lancaster Avenue near the crosswalk. Carnes, also hit a car driven by Jeff TODAY: was nominated by the Inter-Fraternity person to win than John," Collins said. Lance Watt, a wildlife management Hammitt, 31. Lancaster, who was dri- Council. "Since John and I are friends, it was major from Lexington, was hit by a car ving north on Lancaster Avenue. "I didn't even have a clue. One of my just neat to have him there beside me," Hammitt, a recreation major, said he Hi: 66 when he tried to cross the street. was trying to turn left into the Lancaster Low: 43 sorority sisters just called me that night Collins said. Watt, who could not be reached for and said 'Guess what? You were nomi- Collins said that she also had the Parking Lot when he saw Carnes' car Conditions: Showers „'/'','', comment, was released in good condition coming and stopped. nated,'" said Collins who is a member of help of another friend that day. from the University of Kentucky Medical FRfc Partly Cloudy the Kappa Delta sorority. "My faith in God is what really Hammitt said Watt was looking at Center Monday, hospital officials said. some papers when he began to cross SAT: Partly Cloudy They both also said that they were helped my stay calm through every The driver, Vickie Carnes, 33, of 1753 SUN: Scattered Thunderstorms even more surprised when they won. the street. thing," Collins said. Irvine Road, was traveling south on "I saw him walking straight into the "I didn't even hear them announce "I know this sounds funny, but since Lancaster Avenue when she struck Watt my name, I just heard 'Inter,' and I it was raining, I asked God to please crosswalk, and he didn't look up," ►REMINDERS knew that I had won, my eyes got real Carnes was cited at the scene of the Hammitt said. help my hair from getting frizzy, and it accident for possession of marijuana Public safety had not released its ■ Wednesday is the last day to pay big and my jaw dropped open," Collins didn't," Collins said. said. and drug paraphernalia by campus report on the accident at press time. Eastern Deferred Payment Plan for Fall Both Collins and Leachman said police. She declined to comment on the Carnes is scheduled to appear in 2000 before the assessment fee of a $50 Collins said that she was already they really enjoyed the Homecoming friends with Leachman, and that both of accident to the Progress. Madison County District Court Nov. late EKUDPP fee. See HOMECOMING, A2 Assistant Director of Public Safety 20. I NeWB A2 The Eastern Progress, Thur«i«y.N

SlurJant GovafiMnam i officers at Eaatam and ovaw Karaucfcy untoaraMaa ara laauad Athlete wellness building or parks aa incantivaa. Sa*ary/Scrw4arah4p named after supporter $2,300 ViCS Preaidert $1.600 square foot building is an area Harry said the Colonel Club's BYJAMEVMSON success is because of his father. $1,723.50 (plus 20 hours worWwaafc) Managing editor designed for Eastern's exercise and sports science program, an "Without him (his father) and $1,723.50 (ptus 10 hours workAaaaJO A long-time aerobic conditioning area, three the help of Mr. Spurlock, the Eastern support- large classrooms, physiology and Colonel club probably wouldn't $2,009 (ptus actMty tea, doubts room housing) er will be recog- computer laboratories and faculty have survived," Harry said. $1,339 (ptus acthrrty *aa, housing) nized Saturday. offices. Moberiy retired from the U.S. The Harry The building is also equipped Postal Service in 1979. after 42 $750 (plus $400 SOA stipend. $250 food service) M o b e r I y with an in-ground hydrotherapy years of service; the last 18 years »00(plus«3S0jtoandj2soibod service) Building will be pool wan physical therapy equip- he served as Postmaster in SSSSTi dedicated at ment three above-ground thera- Richmond. President $100 ($400 leadership grant. 20 hours work/week) 11:30 a.m. peutic pools and X-ray and exami- According to Harry, his father Vice Presidents (5) MOO Saturday to nation rooms. was not only instrumental in sup honor Moberiy. President Bob Kustra, Eastern porting Eastern, but active in com- a former football Coach Roy Kidd and Praaidant $1,278 (feaa, double room housing. $600) Eastern student munity service as wdL Harry said Vtoa President $1,278 ($400) Moberiy s son. State representa- his father has been involved in 90UCHE: Prow» r——reft athlete, found- tive and director/ assistant profes- ing member of Saturday. youth leadership and was a sor Harry Moberiy Jr. are slated Scoutmaster. NfcrJs V^Jk^vProorsss the Colonel to speak at the opening ceremo- Club and supporter of Eastern ny. Moberiy is also a World War II athletics. Harry said his family appreciates Navy veteran, former chair of the Known as the Classroom and the fact his father is being recog- Richmond Board of Adjustments, Board of Regents increases Conditioning Building (CCB), nized for his community service and president of the American Cancer which opened in 1999. the bufldiiur dedication to Eastern. Society and a member of the serves as a training center for "I think the whole family feels Society of Boonesborough. Eastern's intercollegiate athletics very honored." Harry said. "We're Susan Moberiy, Moberly's student leader stipends program and the exercise and daughter, said she is honored and sports science academic program. very grateful to the Board of Regents and President for recog- proud that her father is being rec- BY to other public Kentucky The building contains the ognized. Raymond E. Gihner conditioning nizing my father." jssgfsaa— schools. Eastern looks pretty Mon#y% Moberiy was a quarterback for "He's always been a great sup appetizing. Center, a 6,000-square-foot physi- The Student Government cal activity area /laboratory and Eastern from 1931 to 1934. He porter of Eastern athletics and Association president and vice As far as SGA officer rMlty not thm contributed to establishing the academics," Susan said. "He stipends go. Eastern is the only the main training facility for president just received a 16 per- Eastern's 16 men's and women's Colonel Club. Eastern's intercolle- thinks it's (Eastern) a great uni- cent pay raise. school that pays for both the I«M«. I would versity, and feels the same way president's and vice president's intercollegiate athletic teams. giate athletics booster organiza- The Board of Regents Also included in the 40,000 tion. (proud)." approved on Oct 21 to greaten double occupancy room rent do this for the SGA president's and vice Murray State University president's scholarships to in- compensates its SGA officers state tuition, student activity fee well. According to Jeanie Morgan, coordinator of student Ritchie Rednour, and double occupancy room SGApresient raMNETIlNNR rent, based on former Eastern activities at Murray State, the Wm «* CM* r«* pm*on* Urn* TOOAY President Hanley Funderburk's president receives full tuition approval in April 1998. and fees, which is $1,278 per stipend in 1997. According to the Oct. 21 pro- semester, double occupancy Andy Ortiz, former SGA presi- posal to the Board, since 1984 room rent, which is $875 per dent of Arizona State, said in the the SGA presidents and vice semester and a declining $600 survey in October 1997 that he presidents were getting the balance per semester. believes SGA presidencies entail same set dollar amounts, which The vice president secretary many duties, and that for those "had diminished in real value and treasurer all receive full in- responsibilities the presidents because of increases in fees." state tuition and a declining bal- should get some compensation. Basically, as tuition, fees and ance of $400 a semester. "Being president is a full-time housing continue to increase, so Sheryl Meier, program assis- job. AD of the time and effort that will the SGA president's and vice tant at the univeristy of goes into doing the job well mer- president's stipends. Louisville, said U of L gives its its some financial compensation," The Board approved the SGA SGA presidents full in-state Ortiz said. president to receive the total of tuition, which is $1,723.50 per Auburn University's SGA presi- CHECK EXCHANGE the three fees and the vice presi- semester, plus pay for working dent and vice president both got dent to receive two-thirds of the 20 hours per week. $250 a month in 1999. The treasur- VW US on SW wtb 1 www cf>«*»x com total, as tuition and fees increase The executive vice president er received $200 a month. accordingly. academic vice president and ser- Patrick Tritz, former SGA vice Last year SGA President vice vice president also get full president of Auburn University, Chris Pace earned $3,460. Now in-state tuition and pay for 10 said in February 1999 in the sur- Ritchie Rednour gets $4,018, hours of work a week. vey that money is the only initia- which is $558 more. Compared to other public uni- tive for SGA officers. Vice President Rodney ToOiver versities in the nation, Eastern "The only way to entice stu- W DEATH? Jot around $2,307 last year, still looks pretty good. dents to run and hopefully do a essica Humphrey, the current A college magazine called good job is to pay a salary even if vice president now gets around Student Leader has been con- if s meager," Tritz said. $2,679, which is $372 more, and ducting a salary survey since Rednour doesn't agree. two-thirds of Rednour's total. 1997. According to that survey, .SUB "Money's really not the issue," Although the SGA president Albany State University's SGA Rednour said. "I would do this for and vice president are getting president got $300 a month in free." more, Rednour says he still sees 1997 plus a parking pass for a The Board also approved on room for improvement year. The vice president received Oct 21 to increase the Residence "If sreally not a big deal," $250 each month and the secre- Hall Association's president's and Rednour said. "I wish it was as tary got $175 to $200 a month. vice president's scholarships to significant as it sounds. Our pay The SGA president executive in-state tuition, student activity just went up to match the hous- vice president, campus affairs fee and double occupancy room ing and tuition increase." vice president and activities vice rent. Their stipends will also WE DELIVER But Eastern isn't at the bot- president at Arizona State increase as tuition and fees con- tom of the totem poll. Compared University all received a $4,080 tinue to increase. Faculty Senate passes new 624-9241 Located on the Corner of Second and Water St. policy on program review Moved it Soutnera Hills nan BY ROQEM decreases in enrollment lack of lic service, research and creative NawtmdHor faculty required for a quality pro- activity. gram, loss of program accredita- Programs also must show how The way Easte- n's academic tion and lack of evidence showing they addressed any problems programs are reviewed is about to that the program is achieving its change. mentioned in previous reviews or ems unit sum goals. other assessments. The Faculty Senate approved a Wachtel said that the factors to Carts and CollocUablos new policy on program review be considered during tile review Wachtel said that after the Monday. won't change from those already information is collected, a univer- Libby Wachtel, associate vice used. sity committee will review the president for planning and pro- "Much of the basis for pro- report and make any needed rec- gram coordination, said the policy gram review is things which ommendations. makes program review "more for- departments have always looked The Faculty Senate also estab- mal and focused." at" Wachtel said. lished an ad hoc committee to "It has been some time that Those factors include the num- review the Student Senate's frater- Eastern had a formal program bers of majors and graduates, review process," Wachtel said. nization policy. number of full-time faculty and The Faculty Senate unani- Spare Carl Smiles The policy allows 30 programs faculty-to-student ratio. per year to be evaluated by their The program must provide its mously gave its approval to grant own faculty. Programs are evalu- mission statement, indicators of a posthumous degree to Barry ated on a five-year rotation. Wayne Ledbetter. Programs can be considered student-learning and teacher qual- ■■v. s«n. a Trait ity, and evidence that program Ledbetter, 23, was killed in a for early review if they exhibit motorcycle accident in July. He some trigger factors. graduates achieve professional Those indicators include success. In addition, the program was to receive an accounting also will provide evidence of pub- degree in December. ■Mrs: ■tilai Satiriinoimi Mill 1 HOMECOMING: King, queen close Mends ■r. / HLi25-1192 From The Front -My friends started making fun parade. The best part was throwing of mo as soon as they came the candy out to the kids, Leachman said. out to congratulate me, and It "That was my favorite part, too," Collins said. DO YOU LIKE TO WRITE? "I loved watching the little girls' eyes light up when they John Leachman, Homecoming king SHOOT PICTURES? saw us, and how the little boys yelled for us to throw them more," Collins said. John and all of the KDs ran out congratulate me, and it hasn't SELL ADS? Collins and Leachman said that for me. I just kept thinking as stopped since," Leachman said. their families attended the cere- they tackled him, that I was going Collins said the event was about mony, as well as numerous down next" Collins said. so much more than just winning. friends who made the day even Leachman said his memories "I got to know people I never more memorable. would consist of many things, one CALL 622-1881 OR STOP BY 117 "When we were standing of which is being made fun of. knew before, and get closer to there, I just couldn't believe it "My friends started making fun friends I already had," Collins DONOVAN ANNEX. when all of the Pikes ran out for of me as soon as they came out to said. 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Phone:623-3511 Phone: 623-3580 Sunday Worship: 9 a.m. & 11 a.m. For times and place, visit a blood drive from il am. to 6 pm Law school associates Sun. School: 9:45 a.m. Worship Services: Sunday 8:30 am on Tue., Nov. 21, in the Fellowship Coffee Fellowship: Sunday 10 am. www.resnet.eku.edu/focus- will visit campus Nov. 14 Worship Service: 10:45 am. & 10:50 am. Sunday School: 10:15 a.m. groups.htm. Han of the Union Church. Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 am. For more information, call Representatives from the law Wednesday Prayer Service: 6 p.m. Wed. Night Live: 5:15 to 7:30 pm Chris Lawson at 1-800-775-2522. Victory Christian Center Record keeping is focus schools of the University of Coffee House Sat. Night: 5:30 p.m. (non-denominational charismatic) Kentucky, University of Louisville First Presbyterian Church and Message: 6 p.m. 206 Victory Drive of Nov. 14 workshop and Chase University will be at (PCUSA) Phone: 624-3553 Chocolate calendars sold Eastern at 4:30 p.m. on Tue., Nov. 330 W. Main St First Alliance Church Eastern's Small Business 14, in room 208 in the library. Sunday: 10:30 am. & 6 p.m. by school language club Phone: 623-5323 1405 Barnes Mill Rd. Wednesday: 7 pm Development Center will be spon- Sara Zeigler is requesting that Church School: 9:45 am. Phone: 624-9878 Services for the hearing impaired soring a seminar on "Record During December, the Foreign the students in her pre-law orien- Sun. Worship: 11 a.m. Sun. School: 9:30 am. Transportation available Keeping For The Small Business" Language Club at Eastern will be tation and mock trial classes Wed. Night Supper 6 p.m. (weekly Sun. Worship Services: 10:45 am. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. on Tue., Nov. selling calendars that feature attend this event If there are con- & no charge!) & 6:30 pm 14, in the Taylor Room of Berea chocolates from all over the flicts with this, Zeigler can be con- Rap & Snack: Wed. 7:30 p.m. at the Wednesday Night Youth & Prayer WhMe Had Baptist Church College's Alumni Building. world. tacted at 622-4389. EKU Powell Center Student Lounge Services: 7 p.m. 3401 Colonel Road Bill Bailey, Pastor For fire transportation to Sunday Phone: 623-5965 Police Beet: Oct. 26 - Nov. 3 Kimberly Secrist Ashby, Associate morning services, call 624-9878. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. ► Pastor Sun. Worship: 10:45 am. & 6 p.m. Compiled by Ronica Brandenburg Cary Ashby. Minister For Youth & Big Hfl Avenue Wednesday Prayer Service: 7 pm Campus The following reports have Christian Church possession of marijuana. "Adopt-A-Student" Program avail- 129 Big Hill Avc. First Christian Church been filed with Eastern's Oct. 30 able: Cary will meet students each (Disciples of Christ) Division of Public Safety. Tiffany Lottes reported her dri- Phone: 623-1592 (office) Shaun Williams, 21, Miami, Ma.. Sunday between 10:30 & 10:45 am Phone: 623-6600 (answering Main at Lancaster Ave. ver's side window had been shat- was arrested and charged with at the Powell Center Student Lounge machine) Phone: 623-4383 Nov. 3 tered while her car was in the receiving stolen property. to walk to church together. Sunday School: 9:45 am Sunday Early Worship: (informal) Jamilla Scott, 22, Ypsilanti, Daniel Boone Lot Mich., was arrested and charged Morning Worship: 10:45 am. 8:40 am. Oct. 29 Richmond Church of Christ Evening Worship: 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 am. with alcohol intoxication and dri- Allison Parks reported the theft An Eastern student reported 713 W. Main Street On Wednesday. Big Hill Christian Sunday Worship: 10:40 am. ving the wrong way on a one-way of a package from Dupree Hall. hit rifle being stolen from his car Phone: 623-8535 street in tfie Keene Lot Student Fellowship meets at 7 p.m.. College Bible Study: Tun.. 9 p.m. Bible classes: Sunday 9 am. Call the church office at one of the Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m. Nov. 1 Worship: Sunday 10 am. & 6 p.m. Lavon Clack, 20, Richmond, was Derek Davis, 18, Richmond, was numbers listed above for transporta- Kenneth Herndon, 22, Bible Study: Wednesday 7 p.m. tion to meetings. arrested and charged with posses- arrested and charged with posses- Kussellville, was arrested and Broadway Baptist Church Colonels for Christ meet the second 121 West Broadway sion of marijuana. sion of marijuana and possession charged with alcohol intoxica- Monday and Thursday each month, of drug paraphernalia. Unitarian I niversahst Fellowship Winchester. KY 40391 tion. from 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. (Lunch pro- "Where religion and reason meet" Nov. 2 "There is a place like home! Let us vided) in the Combs Bldg., room 209 St. George Street Vickie Carries, 33. Richmond, Allison Parks reported a mail Oct. 28 be your home away from home." 310. Adult Meeting and Religious was charged with possession of package being stolen out of the Joseph Taylor, 19, Berea, was Office phone: (859)744-4735 marijuana and possession of drug Education for Children: Sun. 10:45 Educational Building phone: mailroom in Dupree Hall. arrested and charged with operat- St Stephen Catholic Newman paraphernalia. ing on suspended license and run- am. (For information call: 623- (859)737-5249 Center 4614.) Eric Spurlock reported $1,797 of ning a stop sign. 405 University Drive Sunday School: 9:30 am. David Williams reported his belongings stolen from his Sunday Worship: 11 am. Phone:623-9400 Trinity Presbyterian Church someone had spray-painted the room in Todd Hall. Juddson Page, 21, Richmond, Sun. Mass: 5 p.m. Sunday Radio Broadcast: 7:30 am. soccer field and bleachers at was charged with operating on (PCA) onWUGRAM 1250 Sunday Supper: 6 p.m. ($1.00) 128 South Kecneland Dr. (at the the McDonough Intramural Mason Eastham. 19, Richmond, suspended license and posses- Inquiry classes for becoming Word On Wednesday (WOW): Fields. was arrested and charged with sion of a suspended operator's North Richmond exit) 7 p.m. Catholic: Wednesday 7 pm Phone: 624-8910 alcohol intoxication. license. Newman Night for all students. Winchester Television Broadcast: Jordon Haydon, 18, Richmond, Sunday Worship: 9:50 am. Friday, 4 p.m. . Wed. 9 pm Sunday School: 11 am. was arrested and charged with Oct. 31 Oct. 27 James H. Brooks, Pastor Nursery available possession of marijuana, posses- Tiffany Lottes reported her vehi- Joshua Roark reported $90 of MadisonHife Christian Church Assistant Professor of Philosophy & sion of drug paraphernalia and cle damaged in the Daniel Boone clothing stolen from the laundry Religion 960 Red House Rd. St Thomas Lutheran Church possession of a controlled sub- Lot. room in Palmer Hall. Phone: 623-0916 "Reaching. Preaching, Teaching..." stance. 1285 Barnes Mill Rd Sunday School: 9:45 am. Phone:623-7254 David Williams reported vandal- An Eastern employee reported Worship: 10:45 am Church of Christ Sun. Traditional Service: 8:30 am. Meridlth Ping, 19, Richmond, ism to the soccer field and bleach- receiving harassing messages on Wednesday Wave: 6 p.m. (Labor 461 Tobiano (in Brookline Sub., off was arrested and charged with ers at McDonough Intramural her voice mail. Day-Memorial Day) Sunday School: 9:45 am. Goggins Lane - West side 1-75) alcohol possession by a minor Fields. Sunday Contemporary Worship: Sunday: 9:30 am. 10:20 am. and and alcohol intoxication. Oct. 26 Trinity Missionary 11 a.m. 6 p.m. Darlane Ward reported her wal- An Eastern employee reported Baptist Church Wednesday: 7 pm Jeremy Wolfinbarger. 20, Irvine, let stolen from the manager's receiving harassing phone calls in 2300 Lexington Rd. Westside Christian Church Ride: 624-2218 or 986-8555 was arrested and charged with office in the Powell Building. the Burner Building. Phone: 624-9436 or 623-6868 Bennington Ct (across from Arlington) Sun.: 9:45 am., 11 am.. & 6 p.m. First Baptist Church Phone: 623-0382 Wednesday Youth & Prayer 7 p.m. 350 W. Main at Lancaster Ave. Sunday School: 9:45 am. Phone:623-4028 VISIT THE EASTERN Rosedale Baptist Church Sun. Worship: 10:45 am & 6 p.m. Sunday School: 9:40 am. 411 WestoverAve. Wednesday Worship: 7 p.m. Sunday Worship: 8:30 am, 11 am. ONUNE AT Phone: 623-1771 Transportation available & 6:30 p.m. Sunday School: 9 am Wednesday Worship: 6:30 p.m. WWW.PROGRESS.EKU Worship Sun.: 10:15 a.m. & 6 p.m. White Oak Pood Christian SUBS.: 8p.m. at BSUCenter Wed. Prayer Service: 7 pm Church The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 9. 2000 N€WS A5 Lose the sweaty palms; ► Dressed for success ► Dressed tor rejection end interview anxiety BY Jo—rcn ROGERS shirts. Ties should be conservative and News editor match the suit, and shoes should They're probably always be polished. Belts should match Warner Allen graduated in May with the shoe color. goto* to a degree in public relations. He has since If you're still unsure about what to been through more than 65 interviews. wear, call the human resources depart- TeO me about yourself. So Allen should be comfortable with fac- ment and ask what proper interview ing potential employers by now, right? attire is. Remember that it's always bet- What do you know about our com- Allen said he doesn't think so. ter to err on the side of conservatism pany? "Interviewing is the most stressful, when choosing your wardrobe. interrogating and humiliating thing any Plan to arrive at your interview 10 Why do you want to work for us? college graduate can face," Allen said. minutes early, and phone the company "We are on our hands and knees say- if you are going to be late. Greet the What are your major strengths and ing, 'Please give me a job,' and they're receptionist with respect and courtesy, weaknesses? having fun. If s fun for them." and if you're asked to fill out an applica- So what is it about an tion, do it neatly and Describe a time when you worked interview that gives stu- completely. on a team project What was your dents sweaty palms? If you start to get relative position on the team? People realize that nervous, try to main- Were you satisfied with your con- whether they get asked tain your composure. tribution? How could it have been back for a second interview, Relaxation tech- better? and ultimately get offered a niques like breathing job, depends on how well slowly can help clear Think back to a situation in which their interview with a poten- your mind before the there was a conflict you had to Women should wear dark colors in a con- Women should not wear street clothes to an tial employer goes. interview begins. resolve. Tell me how you resolved interview: casual dress gives your employer But the majority of the that conflict servatively-styled suit. They should avoid a Allen said he lot of jewelry and high heeled shoes the impression you don't care about the job. work an interview entails prays and meditates should be done before the before going into an n actual interview ever takes place. they're not so good? Try to point out interview. positive trends, like steady increases in When you set up an interview with a "Too many times people go in too company, you should also do some your GPA, or note improvements and nervous," Allen said. "They come the classes you perform strongest in. research on that company. Research across as being not very in tune." will let you know if you want to work At the end of the interview, remem- Employers look for three main ber to ask questions you may have for the company and lets the employers things in an interview: qualifications, know you are serious. about working at the company, and jot like education and past experience, how down any specifics you want to remem- Go on a practice run to the compa- weD you fit into the environment, your ny, too. Figure out how much time it ber after the interview is over. You potential and how well you will fit in might want to ask about the next step takes you to get there and notice how with your co-workers and management the people are dressed. in the interview process. Interviewees should have a firm Don't negotiate salary unless you are When your interview date arrives, handshake and extra resumes, and ask one of the most important factors is offered the job. If you are presented for pronunciation of names that are with an offer, be prepared by knowing deciding what to wear. unclear. Wait before taking a seat, and Some rules apply to everyone: wear what regular market salaries are for peo- maintain eye contact. ple with your experience and skill levels. conservative, clean shoes. Apply cologne Avoid telling jokes and controversial After the interview, send a handwrit- minimally, and don't show any body topics in conversation. Also, the inter- ten thank you note within 24 hours. In piercings (with the exception of earrings viewee shouldn't talk negatively about the note, mention specific things about for women). Don't chew gum or eat former employers. the interview that impressed you and candy, and don't wear too much jewelry. Don't smoke, use slang or poor lan- make a short pitch for the job again. But there are some gender-specific guage, and speak so everyone can hear Allen said he has had both good and rules on appearance. you. Remember to turn off your cell bad interview experiences. Women should wear a navy, grey, phone or pager so incoming calls won't Allen credits his success in inter- beige, or brown suit with a skirt and interrupt the interview. views to a crisis management class light-colored blouse. Skirt length But that's only half the battle: how under Tom Preston. should be below the knee. Women do you answer the tricky questions "It has not only put me in the door should avoid wearing dresses if possi- interviewers throw your way? ^ to potential success but gotten me a lot ble. If they want to know about a lack W of job offers." Women should also keep their experience, emphasize the skills you Men should wear a two-piece suit and white Avoid wearing light colors or dressing too make-up minimal, wear conservatively have from former jobs or internships. Information for this article was taken from www.headstartexpress.com, shirt with a silk tie. Men should also make casually. Fabrics like leather should be colored nail polish and lipstick, and Know the skills the job calls for, and avoided; choose a wool suit instead. carry a briefcase instead of a purse. point out those you have. www.job-interview, net, www.quintca- sure their shoes are well-polished. Men should wear dark navy or gray Employers may ask about your reers.com and adminwww.flinders. 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Acapulco Cancun Jones wins despite confrontation Jamaica Ue*0 859-625-9024 BY DPIA TACKETT Richmond. for responding Bahamas Editor Kentucky," responsively to Shot fired at Florida Despite an election eve attack Durham said at voters' ques- the meeting. "I tions." Europe on her performance by the mayor. mayor's office Commissioner Kay Jones was came from a The commis- family that sion had origi- reelected with the most votes of After a heated debate at any of the seven on the ballot. cares, unlike nally decided to you, Kay Jones." not air the the Richmond City Jones got 3,728 votes to keep Commission Monday, a shot her seat on Richmond's City Jones said replay of the www itiliflwl.ioni that statement meeting on was fired at the City Hall Commission. office of Mayor Ann Durham. Still, the buzz in the Madison was meanheart- Kay Jones cable television, Mike Brewer but Jones said The shot was fired at County Courthouse Tuesday ed because she was reelected comes from a she was was reelected approximately 7:25 p.m , a lii- night was the Monday meeting to commission. to commission. Ue more than two hours after where Mayor Ann Durham deliv- very large informed at 5 p.m. yesterday the meeting ended. The shot ered a nearly five-minute pre- Madison County did not go into the second Go Colonels!!! pared speech blasting Jones. family who has that it would air floor office, and the mayor "I consider it an attack," Jones all "died out," including her at 7,9 and 11p.m. was not in the office at the said Tuesday night. "Everybody father, R. Josh Cosby who was Monday was not the first time time of the shooting. I've talked to has said that she state representative for three Jones and Durham have butted Detectives at the terms in the early '50s. heads. In September, Jones pub- Richmond Post of the really showed her behind. It was licly questioned Durham about out of the blue at 4 p.m. on elec- "All I meant was that I was the Kentucky State Police are tion eve. That's pretty odd." only child at the end of an old the city police chief system. investigating the incident at "Your vendetta against me About 30 people, including family." Jones said. "I don't have this time. anybody to fight my battles for started seven or eight years ago," Police are not releasing numerous firefighters who were Durham said at the meeting. "You being honored at the meeting, me. I have no family out there the caliber or type of weapon who is profiting because I am a have created your own misery. used at this time. were shocked when Durham You blame me for your problems." stood up at the end of the meeting commissioner." and let in on Jones. Jones' response came after a Jones said she is probably question about hidden agendas at going to run against Durham for ous Brewer would be the fourth Durham was angry because of the forum. mayor in two years a statement Jones made at a member on the commission by League of Women Voters' Until then, Jones will be joined the precinct votes, but he said he New @ Main League of Women Voters candi- Ijbby Fraas said she doesn't feel on the commission by Joe date forum Oct. 24 that she had was there just to see how much the attack was warranted. Hacker, Mike Brewer and Hacker was ahead of him. no family left in Richmond, and no "I was shocked when I saw the William Strong. friends that were builders. Brewer said he plans to contin- replay of Ann Durham's remarks Strong is the only newcomer to ue the agenda he has had for the Street Chevron Durham said that was a per- about the debate." said Fraas. the commission, as he took the past few years, which is to sonal attack on her because she who is also a professor in the jour- seat formerly held by Tom strengthen both the police and has had six generations of her nalism department and adviser of fire departments. family live in Richmond. Durham Tobler. The Eastern Progress. "Ann Brewer was at the courthouse Brewer said he doesn't feel the also owns three businesses in the controversy at Monday's meeting 421 W. Main St. city. Durham has a good record of Tuesday night until after 10:30 accomplishments as mayor. She waiting for the absentee ballot to brought more people out to the "My roots are here in should not condemn candidates be counted. It was already obvi- polls. Richmond, KY PRESIDENT: Many think electoral college system will fall 624-3000 From The Front History and Politics, said he knew But for now Eastern, along Madison County. Fletcher this would happen again some with the rest of America, will have received 12,851 votes in the coun- that out before the final totals are day. to wait and watch to see who will ty to Baesler"s 7,654 to remain the reported. "This is something I've been be swom into office in January. U.S. Representative. • Another factor in this year's warning my students couold hap- Democrat Lonnie Napier presidential election was Ralph pen for the last 20 years," Area races defeated Libertarian candidate Nader, who captured more than Blanchard said. The most expensive congres- sional campaign in Kentucky's Mark Gailey by a landslide. 2.6 million of the popular national Blanchard said he. like many Napier received 3,225 votes com- vote. In many of the states where others, believes that if a president history ended last night with Republican Ernie Fletcher being pared to (iailey's 385. 1059 BEREA RD. margins were small. Nader had is elected without capturing the Kentucky's House of the votes that could have made a majority of America's votes that reelected to represent the 6th RICHMOND, KY. the nation will do away with the District Representatives will remain difference. Democratic, while the Senate 623-9580 SBAWWn Paul Blanchard. director of electoral college system once and Fletcher also defeated Eastern's Center for Kentucky for all. Democrat Scotty Baesler in remains Republican. SHRIMP Tentative Schedule 7:30 a.m. TiyOur VIP Breakfast 16 Piece SUPER SHRIMP DINNER 8:40 a.m. Platform Guests D's Biggest Shrimp Meal. The Best Shrimp Deai^ $C9? Line Up For A United Tim* Onry AlParticip^jWjp^itoin 0'«_ 0riy_ Qov. 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Paul Patton a prominent public figure in around a set of five promises I ISII & I KM S j IISII^C UK KIN From The Front made to all children: ongoing rela- 10: 20 a.m. Kentucky. Colin Powell remarks J Fish, Fries, 1-Piece Hurley is a former Eastern pro- tionships with a caring adult, safe ; $ 359 Richards has been a member places to be with structured activi- 10:45 a.m. i Hush Puppies $055: Fish ■ fessor who is now a nationally Retiring of the Colors, reces- of the Kentucky House of known humorist. ties during non-school hours, & Tartar Sauce 2 & Chicken I One dinner par onupun Not3 *—i healthy starts and futures, mar- sional and announcements On* dtnrwf pat coupon Not food Representatives since 1975. He is Thames said all the speakers with any othnr coupon or d»rount I with any other coupon or dteoount the Speaker of the House and a actively support America's ketable skills through effective 11 a.m. offer Fip«rr-»ii IMD 10*» S»rr* I oSat r «puw » >Mf> I0W Rm»* native of Bowling Green. 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I don't think the cross- walks on campus are safe. 'V 1 because the cars don't 1 stop when you go 1 through. I think they 1 tOfTwtown: need an overpass, Irvine where they can walk Maaaior Undeclared above the traffic. Nathan Bullock/Progress Freeze on filling vacant positions a result of decreased revenues SABRINA STURGILL EIverybody always says money makes the decrease in tuition fees — also affects the fund and we have a nice wellness building all the world go round. If that is true. Eastern balance of the university. athletes can use. doesn't have to worry about getting dizzy Eastern had a net decrease in its fund bal- Still, this university should not allow itself to any time soon. ance last fiscal year — which ended June 30 — keep going backwards until it will take higher They need policemen Eastern has placed a temporary hiring of $7,869,908. That means that this university tuition increases or faculty pay decreases to get patrolling high traffic freeze so that no vacant positions will be filled has more than $7 million less than it had last it out area to help students unless absolutely necessary. year. The year before Eastern's fund balance The administration is not going to cut posi- The reason for the freeze is that the univer- decreased by $2 million, which was doubled tions now, that is why Eastern is not hiring any get across. sity is |ot seeing all the money come in that it last fiscal year. more new people. But if things keep going the budgeted in the spring. The money estimated Sure, this university is getting a lot of new way they are it may result to that. for tuition fees is not adding up because of the things. We now have a student wellness build- Eastern should do what every student leams decrease in enrollment. ing going up, we have a center where our to do while at this university — learn to manage Richmond This decrease in enrollment — thus a teachers can go to stay current in their fields its money. Ma**: Elementary education Student leaders deserve yearly pay increases KELLY RAMSEY Inflation isn't hurting everyone President Hanley Funderburk The Board should continue student leaders. Eastern should be on Eastern's campus. Eastern's approved increasing the scholar- increasing the student leader parted on the back for paying stu- Board t>f Regents passed an ships to include in-state tuition, stipend as long as tuition increas- dent leaders what they deserve. 1 increase in student leader stipends student activity fee and double es. Student leaders are the voice of Each semester student leaders I think the crosswalk at its quarterly meeting Oct. 21. occupancy room rent. this campus, and thus should be devote massive amounts of time to on Lancaster is unsafe; The increase affects the presidents The presidents receive a total of provided with certain benefits. their organizations. there is to much traffic and vice presidents of the Student the three fees and vice presidents Presidents and vice presidents If s not easy governing or over- in that area. A crosswalk Government Association and receive two-thirds of that total. of both SGA and RHA implement seeing an entire student body, and Residence Hall Association. Because of a tuition increase of and change policies, help students Eastern's student leaders should up above the street might The university has provided 7.5 percent, the Board unanimous- to be heard and see the university be commended for the job they do Hometown: help. stipends to both the presidents and ly approved increasing the stipend. is meeting students' needs. each year. Richmond vice presidents of SGA and RHA Last year, the president of SGA Compared to other universities Student leaders give to the uni- Major: since 1984. However, the stipends received a $3,460 stipend including such as the University of Kentucky versity, and increasing stipends is Elementary remained tie same set dollar tuition and activity fee, and the vice and Murray State University, simply a way of giving back to education amount un(l 1998. when former president received $2,302. which do not offer housing to their those leaders. The Progress

Now Joe. you know that if I don't feel that they are A type*! Friday morning.. reorganizes you pats out before you The Eastern Progress has reorganized safe. Maybe they need get to your seat. I mark its staff for the fall semester. to put some stoplights you absent. Jamie Vinson has filled the position of and some signs up to managing editor, Jennifer Rogers is the new news editor and Ronica warn cars there are Brandenburg will be serving as assistant pedestrians crossing. news editor. The Progress is now accepting appli- cations for the spring semester in the fol- Structural lowing areas: news, sports, features, pho- engineering tography, ad sales and ad design. If you have an interest in any of these areas, please contact The Eastern Progress at 622-1881 or e-mail us at [email protected].

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The Progress is published Display University, Richmond, Ky. 40475. every Thursday during the school year, with the exception of vacation and Angle Brumett, 622-1881 The deadline is noon Monday prior examination periods. Any false or misleading advertising should be reported to publication on Thursday. Columns to Adviser/General Manager. Dr. Elizabeth Fraas at (859) 622-1880. Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed wiH be printed in accordance with writers and do not necessanly represent the views of the university. Student Catherine Cunningham, 622-1881 available space. editors also decide the news and Informational content. I \ The Eastern Progress, Thursday, November 9.2000 Perspective A9 Life lesson restores faith in love Life is sometimes almost too eral minutes without saying a my mother had sat at home and His spirit was so strong, his My mother's life will never be much. This past week life word. And out of the blue, my watched her husband's love for my mother the same. Never again will she see handed me a lesson, and mother said one of the most pro- body be destroyed by I have to admit so deep that he only my stepfather in the saddle of a restored my faith in love. found things I have ever heard, cancer, but the disease cried tears of joy. He horse. Never again will they sit My stepfather passed away last "Jeremy, if I could have one wish could not hurt his spirit I had kind of had a wife who loved hands interlocked, and watch the Tuesday. He died from cancer, for you, it would be that you or die love he had for given up on him. two daughters night come over another beautiful after fighting an exhausting 11- could find the kind of love that we my mother. who adored him. day. She will never get to cook din- month battle with the disease. had together. To know that kind He could barely love. I had no three brothers and a ner for him again. And there is At a time like this I struggled to of love is the biggest blessing raise his head, but his desire to moot sister who looked up nothing that will ever fill the void find die 'good' in die whole situa- God can give." heart was full of love to him, a mother who JEREMY that has been left in her heart, but tion. I was speechless. I sat and and energy. anyone — I brought him into the still she is happy and feels blessed STEVENSON My first reaction was anger- thought, and thought. I imagined what it world and heard his UyTum didn't want to for having the love of her life—no furious, furious anger. Why take I have to admit I had kind of must have been like first cry. three grand- matter how briefly it may have sons and a grand- Jeremy him away from my mother? My given up on love. I had no in those last few got married. I seemed. mother lost her mother to cancer desire to meet anyone—I didn't days. daughter on the way I can only say thank you. Now I Stevenson Is a in August of 1975. Was it not want to get married. I didn't My mother said that didn't want to and two stepsons senior broad- enough to take away her mother want to have kids. I just wanted my stepfather was sit- have kids. I who appreciated smile and dream of the love that cast major when she was only 20? Now 25 to be. ting in the recliner a what he had done for they had. In sickness or in health— from years later my mother had to face That all changed, thanks to couple of weeks ago Juot wanted to their mother. He I hope that I can be someone's Hopkinsville losing her soul mate, the love of my mother and my stepfather. and began to cry. found the true mean- everything someday. I hope some- He is also the her life. The kind of love she As I sat there and pondered "Are you hurting?" ing of life—it's love, day I will be as loved and adored as sports editor of dreamed about having when she what my mother was facing—it my mother asked. it's always been love. my stepfather was. But most of all. The Progress. was a little girl was being smoth- seemed almost unbelievable that My stepfather, barley able to As I sit here now, I too can when it's my time to go. I hope I ered by a cruel disease. she could sit there and smile while find the strength to speak, shook smile while still shedding tears. can sit and shed a tear of joy and I sat with my mother for hours she talked to me. his head and said, "No. I'm just Why? Because I got the message. I look at my wife and say, "I'm just last week, sometimes going sev- I mean for the last five weeks happy." understand. happy." College experience offers insight for the future fa ket week's feature article on AssHbnt Men's Bssketbal Coach Jerry Wphrey. a picture of A mix of emotions easily seen wrapped John, a friend of mine, pointed out to me the Another experience that can only be learned in Antfant Coach John Bramen tightly around an insecure, high school other day, "Where else can you see drunk peo- college comes hidden behind the mask of friend- appeared instead See B7fcr a pio graduate. A young person who has yet to ple trying to get their picture taken between the ships. My roommate pointed out the other day lie of Pefahrey. experience the trials of living away from home. butt cheeks of a near naked statue every that he if he could tell others one way to make Welcome to Eastern: expensive bills, fast food, Thursday night?" Let me tell you, my friends- college more enjoyable, it would be to get a pri- no where but Eastern Kentucky University. The two students who freedom, choices, homework, roommate and vate room. He was joking (I think.. .1 hope). But appeared on the front page of fast phone calls home to left-behind loved ones. You Pictures with larger than life butt-cheeks, not where else can you form a bond of friendship as week* Progresi should bare been can spot this freshman at the beginning of each withstanding. I am taking with me what I close as a brother? Let me tell you, my friends-no kkndfkdMjtfeWw.afeshrnan school year. Lately, I wonder if that is what I believe to be, some of the happiest memories of where but Eastern Kentucky University. mate ftimlim major from will look like again in another seven months. my life. The teachers I have had over the last If s more than just the friendship between my ShepherdavaV, and Danny DALE The twilight of my collegiate career is slowly four years, minus one or two, have turned into roommate. I have friends that have graduated Wei kiliEHEr. a freshmen broad- MCCAMISH sliding out of sight beyond the horizon. I gradu- friends and mentors, who not only taught me that I now look to for advice and company. I « u4r fran:*ifpherdevie. 'Turn the class stuff, but also took an interest in my have current friends whom I will miss immea- ate in May. I am once again faced with expen- life. Thank you, professors, for being good Dale sive bills, freedom, choices and phone calls surably if I don't see them any more after I grad- examples of how to treat insecure, young people uate. And I know that because of the experi- The Eastern Progress wDI McCamish Is a home to left-behind loved ones. Except this time who are trying to find themselves. I hope to publah clarifications and cor- senior speech its different This awkwardness is called "real ences with the friends I now have, I will forever major from establish trust and relationships that you've be a better person. Thank you, friends, for keep- rections as needed on the life." Fortunately, I am a different person than I taught me to give with my own students. Perspective pages. Elizaberhtown was four years ago. Some of the people who ing me- sometimes you even laughed to make If you have a correction, He is also the I am a youth minister and I think God plans me feel good. I love you all. on-line editor know me might scoff, but I am a little more on me being a youth minister for a long time. please send it to the editor by mature at 22 then I was at 18. If nothing else, I A mix of emotions easily seen wrapped tight- noon Monday before publication of The And while I can't share all the...ahem .. .color- ly around a highly motivated, confident college on Thursday. Progress. can almost grow facial hair. ful jokes I've heard over the past four years with I am excited about what my future holds. I my students, I can share with them what a good graduate. A young person who has yet to experi- You can mai corrections to ence the trials of living outside of the dorm. 117 Donovan Annex. Richmond. am confident and happy in my career choice (I experience I have had in school. I will try to per- KY 40475, email it to truly enjoy what I've chosen for my profession), suade them to come to Eastern and join the Welcome to life: expensive bills, fast food, free- i.eku.edu> or cal I have great friends (whom I love dearly), and I Honors Program and the speech/communication dom, choices, marriage, kids and phone calls to •at (859) 622-1881. have received a great education from Eastern department I can think of no better way to pre- friends you can't wait to see again. You can spot Kentucky University. Eastern has taught me in pare oneself for a successful future. I have been this person at the end of each graduation. the classroom, but more importantly. Eastern truly blessed with a curriculum that applies so Lately, I wonder if that is what I will look like in has taught me in experience. readily to any job I choose. another seven months. Race separation seen as problem; student looks for differing voices I would like to open tile doors of denial Don't take my word for it notice as you and shine a bright light on an issue walk past the corner (the area between that screams in silence to be the Powell Building and the Bookstore). addressed on our grand campus. It Notice as you walk past Todd and Dupree seems that the lines of race have halls. Most importantly, just notice. Make become, or have always been, a million yourself aware of the racial climate if you miles wide here at Eastern Kentucky haven't already. It is one of uneasy pat- University. An "us and them" mentality terns, patterns that do not lend themselves persists in all of our consciences. Maybe to diversity, but to division instead. this notion is brought with us from our It would be naive to think that this hometowns and neighborhoods and per- will all change immediately. It would be even more naive to think mat it will DAVID petuated in our school, but this argu- ment carries no weight with me. change rapidly- But is it naive to believe KIDWELL This is an institution of higher learn- that it will change? Change is a flower ■Turn that grows out of necessity. It germi- ing, with "higher^ being the key word. By nates in our minds and blooms when we David Kidwell "higher" we mean "on a different plane," begin to take action. We are alive in the is a senior an expansion of thought that leads us to new millennium. The battle for civil broadcast different points of view. College exists rights is decades behind us. There are not only to give us the skills we need to now laws that decree equality, but no major from compete in a highly professional job mar- Louisville. He is government can legislate the way people ket but also to open our minds to new think. We must do that for ourselves, also the public ideas and different trains of thought We just as it should be. When we realize all relations vice are trained to be accepting, and have a of this individually, then, and only then chair of the willingness to learn more about what is can we truly come together. Student not familiar to us. Not only is this neces- It is time we look closely at how we Government sary to be successful in our future relate to each other. Analyze what that Association. careers, but it makes us better people in means and what that says about who we the meantime. If this is why we choose to are. Prejudice is a very strong word that attend college, and if college does indeed invokes a bad idea. How do you fight an serve this purpose, then why is it not idea? With another idea- a better idea. working at my school? The idea that this is a colorful world, and Every day it saddens me to witness the to live in it we must be part of it Include rigid separation between the races. If s yourself by including others and maybe almost as if it is to be accepted and any- we can carry a little harmony with us one stepping out of the box will be cruci- into the 21* centuiy. fied upon eye contact This is obviously I have shared only my personal opin- an exaggerated statement but it charac- ion. Maybe I am the only one who gets terizes what is invariably felt in the thick this impression from Eastern, but some- air all around us. There is no blame to be how I don't feel alone. I know that there {laced on any singular group of people. are many who share my sentiments and f s not as if one side attempts to reach many who would disagree whole-heart- out to the other without any reciprocation. edly. I would like to hear both sides of It is a mood that envelopes the social envi- the story. This issue will be discussed on ronment inherent to Eastern and clouds the next episode of "Fuel For Fire," a our judgment The residual affect call-in talk show that airs on WXII, cam- becomes reluctance and fear. Reluctance pus channel 60, Monday nights at 8:30. to integrate the spheres we live in, and If you would like to make your impres- fear of what might happen if we try to. sion felt call 1885 and be heard.

► Letters to the editor Student shares anger I have never seen a single Employee questions police vehicle or officer on that Buck study's relevance about crosswalk safety particular stretch of road monitor- Let me see if I've got this right.. While walking to my vehicle ing speed limits. You don't have (Vol. tissue3) this afternoon upon completion of to be genius to know that most It seems I did not make my point a final exam, I saw a horrifying people travel way too fast on that clearly last week, hoping the dis- sight A young unidentified stu- crepancy in the university's position dent was run down in the cross- road. I feel that the campus and was obvious. Please allow me to try walk on Lancaster Avenue. local police must take the time to again. One week, the Attorney Immediately I felt sorrow for the make their presence felt and curb General states that "EKll expressly student and his family, but soon the speeding problem on denied the $900 salary increase had my feelings turned to anger. I Lancaster Avenue. If the campus ANYTHING to do with the Buck devoted half the amount of time to report" The very next week have been battling the Lancaster Kastem takes credit for the $900 Lot crosswalk dilemma for two speeders as they do to writing parking tickets that young person salary $1.4 million to $708,000. years now it needs to stop. I feel My question remains essentially that it is long over due for The would not have been splattered the same: What is really going on? Progress to apply some media across the road today. Please do I, for one. am willing to bury this pressure on our campus police something so we can turn Buck issue once and for aD, because force. I am sure I am not the only "Campus Deadly" back to it is obvious (to me) that we're never Have a news suggestion or idea? Contact Jennifer Rogers student that feels that the cross- "Campus Beautiful." going to be helped by this study. at The Progress at 1872, or e-mail us at walk on Lancaster road is James R. Powell John Hawkins, extremely dangerous. Police administration Academic Computing Services [email protected]. 1 NeWB A10 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 9.2000 First Weekend Retro Weekend (November 16-19)

Thursday, Nov. 16 24-hour Computer Lab Ooen (Crabbe Library) 6:30AM-7:00PM: Burke Wellness Center open 11:00-2:00: Reality Corner by Substance Abuse Committee (Powell Comer) 11:45-10:00: Begley Weight Rooms Open

4:30 - Midnight; Free Bowling & Billiards (Powell Rec. Center) 5:30 - 8:30: Pep Rally & Bonfire (Ashland Building/Stateland Lot) Shuttle Service from Daniel Boone Statue Rock Wall, Pizza & Drinks, Meet Coach Ford & the team, DJ, etc. 5:30-10:00: JJ Begley Gym & Racquetball Courts Open 6:00 - 7:00: Free Aerobics Class (Begley 117) 7:30: "Contemplating the Entangled Bank" Lecture Series (Wallace Bldg, Clark Room) 8:00: Wind Lnsemble Concert (Brock Auditorium) 8:00: "The Diary of Anne Frank" (Gifford Theatre) Tickets $4 students $5 adults

Friday, Nov. 17

24-hour Computer Lab Open (Crabbe Library) 6:30 AM - 8:30 PM: Burke Wellness Center open 11:00- 1:00: "Men in Black" free money!!! (Powell Corner) 11:45-9:00: Begley Weight Rooms open 4:30 - Midnight: Free Bowling & Billiards (Powell Rec. Center) 5:30- 10:00: Begley Gyms & Racquetball Courts open 6:00- 11:30: Catch THE Fever (Alumni Auxiliary Gym) Activities before, during, & after the Men's Home Baskalball Opener @ 7"30 Face Painting, T-shirt Decorating, Live Band, Bungee Run, Joust, Boxing, Obstacle Course, Surprise Visitors, Car Racing, Free "Ford Fever" shirts to first 200 students, '70s costume contest. 6:30 - 8:30: Badminton (Weaver Gym) 8:00: "The Diary of Anne Frank" (Gifford Theatre) Tickets $4 students $5 adults 11:00 - 1:00: Free MIDNIGHT Breakfast

Saturday, Nov. 18

24-hour Computer Lab Open (Crabbe Library) 11:30- 1:30: Golf Scramble (Arlington) $20 cost, room for 48 people Noon - 4:00: 'Shagadellic' Movie Marathon 12:30- 1:30: Real Food for Real Students - Cooking Lessons (Powell Top Floor Cafeteria) 1:00 - 6:00: Begley Weight Rooms, Gyms, & Racquetball Courts open 4:00 - 6:00: Racquetball Tournaments (Begley Courts) 4:00- 12:00 Free Bowling & Billiards (Powell Rec. Center) 6:30 - 8:30: 4 on 4 Volleyball Tournament (Weaver Gym) 6:30 - 8:30: Burke Wellness Center open 8:00: "The Diary of Anne Frank" (Gifford Theatre) tickets $4 students $5 adults 8:00 - Midnight: Retro Dance Party (Keen Johnson Ballroom) DJ, Karaoke Bar, Dance Contest

Sunday, Nov. 19

24-hour Computer Lab Open (Crabbe Library) 10:30- 1:30: / Thanksgiving brunch (Powell Top Floor Cafeteria) Regular cost 1:00- 10:00: Begley Weight Rooms, Gyms, & Racquetball Courts open 3:00: Saxophone Recital (Gifford Theatre) 7:00: "Date Violence -There is No Excuse for Abuse" (Brock Auditorium) 9:00- 11:00: Retro Reading Cafe f Library)

x \ Basketball 2000 Jeremy Stevenson, editor The Eastern Progress .November 9. MO Bl INTENSE UNSATISFIED

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Travis Ford gives his team instructions during a practice on Monday. Ford and the Colonels begin their regular Larry Joe Inman is looking for the Lady Colonels to bounce back to the top ranks of OVC after having a disap- season Nov. 16 against Urbana. pointing season in 1999. The Lady Colonels are predicted to finish third in the OVC. ► Heads up Colonels' attitude ► 3 to watch Inman, team start Lavoria Jerry Charlotte is a senior for- Slzemore is a ward from upbeat for 2000-01 junior from season unsatisfied Ocala, Fla. Hazard. BY JEHBIY STEVENSON BY JOHN HAYS M Ford expects time the opponent touches the Sizemore is Assistant sports editor Jerry to have a Sports editor ball. expected to l am vary big year for the The coach isn't the only new They don't play around," said lead the Lady As Coach Larry Joe Inman unsatisfied." Colonels. aspect to Eastern basketball. The senior guard John White on Ford Colonels. accompanied his Lady Colonels attitude of this team is something and his staff after practice onto the practice floor Monday, Charlotte Sizemore, Colonel fans have been missing Tuesday. the Rolling Stones' 1965 No.l hit for several seasons now — the The coaches bring intensity to "I Can't Get No Satisfaction" Eastern forward missing ingredient has been the sideline that the players carry could have been the team fight Clinton Sims Mlkki Bond is song. Junior guard Zoey Artist's is a junior intensity. onto the court. a junior guard Coach Travis Ford's basketball "We're probably the youngest Mb face screamed, "unsatisfied" as guard from from Knoxville, she drilled six straight three-point but it is not satisfying." Paris, Ky. philosophy hinges on the amount staff in the nation. We bring the most intensity (as a coaching Tenn. Inman shots. Charlotte Sizemore's The Lady Colonels return Sims is a of intensity his team is able to expects her to actions as she drove to the basket three starters from last season's transfer who bring to each and every game. In staff) and because of this our play- ers feed off of us," said assistant be an on-court personified the meaning of the squad. Junior guard Mikki Bond, averaged 18.3 the Ford basketball equation sophomore Teresa McNair and intensity is the catalyst for suc- coach John Brannen. leader in the word. The junior forward was lost points last 2000 season. in the fifth game last season with seniors Candice Finley will be year. cess. The Colonels have been a season-ending knee injury. joined by Sizemore and Artist. Much like University of picked in the pre-season to finish "I am very unsatisfied," said Bond, who started 21 games Kentucky teams from the Rick last in the Ohio Valley Sizemore, a junior forward. "I had last season and had 59 steals, will Pitino era, the Colonel teams Conference. This may be an to sit out last year and watch from fill the void left by the departure John Whit* is from the Ford era will push the underestimation. The Colonels Candles the bench and it was frustrating. of leading scorer. McNair, an All- a senior guard opponent at every opportunity — may lack size, but it's not in the Finley is a This year we are focused and ow Freshman selection, led the constantly pursuing the ball on heart. What the Colonels lack in ready." team with 65 steals and Finley from Detroit. defense, and setting screens to talent will have to be made up for senior center White will be from Detroit. After all, the Lady Colonels averaged 12.7 points and 5.6 free up shooters on offense. by intensity and grit have reason to be dissatisfied. rebounds a game. the floor gen- "Our whole season has to be With only two regulars coming Inman will Senior Larrya Wall, who start- eral for the After a disappointing 13-15 record based on how hard we play for 40 back from last year's squad, many need Finley to last season, along with a first- ed the first seven games before 2000 Colonel minutes. We've got to play new faces will have to step in and become a round loss to Murray State in the suffering a season-ending knee squad. intense the entire game. We want step it up early and often. solid scorer. Ohio Valley Conference, Inman injury, and Artist also return to to be the aggressor," Ford said. Freshman Ben Rushing may said his team is hungry to return give Eastern added experience. In the beginning. Colonel suc- be the Colonels best shooter. to the top of the OVC. Junior Crystal Mason, sopho- cess will rely almost solely on Rushing poured in 34 points dur- The girls are not satisfied with mores Tekielia Odom Jill Perry their defensive intensity. Ford ing an inter-squad game. what has happened over the last and Lindsey Warbington all said the Colonel offense is not The Colonel offensive threat two years," Inman said. "We are received playing time last season. used to winning championships Transfer Synisha Smith could ■ROTl 9 where it needs to be right now, will have to depend on their abili- but the team has already sur- ty to get players open shots. and anything less than that is make an immediate impact and a passed expectations on the defen- The Colonel season-opener is unsatisfying." blue chip recruiting class made Inman has reached the pinna- up of Leigh Carr, Katie Kelly and Saturday, 7 p.m. sive end. right around the corner, Nov. 16 Wh«4l Friday. 7:30 p.m. How intense is this Colonel at McBrayer Arena. The Colonels cle of the OVC three times in the Lindsay McCTellan is among the Paul McBrayer Wh4MW: Paul McBrayer past five seasons. And Eastern, best in the country. squad? host Urbana to usher in the new. But, anything short of reaching There will not be a single Heading into the season. Ford who has been picked to finish Cincinnati Express Who Sports Rssch third this season, returns a levy the NCAA will not satisfy Inman minute of the game in which the has told his players the most of experienced players that may and the Lady Colonels. Colonels are not employing some important thing for them to do is surprise the pre-season predic- "Winning the OVC would be a type of press on defense. stay focused. tions. success but we won't be satisfied Whether it is a full-court press, a "We cannot get frustrated. Not "Tennessee Tech and Austin with that," Inman said. "When you half-court press, full-court trap, getting frustrated will be our Peay should be picked first and can compete against the best in half-court trap - the Colonels will biggest challenge this season," second," Inman said. "A third- the country in the NCAA, now be the picture of intensity any Ford said. place prediction is a compliment. that's satisfying." B2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, November 9.2000 ►Tap the "Tap" Eastern graduate Have a campus event or activi- ty? Call Allison Altizer at 622- 1882 or contact us by e-mail: Whaf s On Tap represents families Nov. 9-15 in school shooting BY MC0U VBMOFF been reviewed by a Paducah Graphics editor judge and was dismissed. THURS FRI SAT SUN MON TUE | WED Eastern graduate Kerry Morgan is in the process of Sigler Morgan is arguing what appealing to the 6th District could be the case of her life The Court of Appeals in Cincinnati! 9 io i 11 12 ! 13 ! 14 I law firm Morgan works for is lithe case is not reviewed at this i is level, it wfll be appealed to the 9 a-m.- 3 p.m. 7 a.m. 2 p.m. 3 p.m. 6uK)p.m. J 12:10 p.m. 5 p.m. representing the families of 1 three girls killed in the Supreme Court Deptof Ticket sales for Eastern football Lynn Riddle Sr. Kkkboxingat Massatthe BUe Study at The argument in the case is Communication Eastern's 30th vs. Kentucky Oboe Rectal will the BSU. ! Newman Center. the BSU. Paducah's Heath High School shootings in their suit against that the manufacturers purpose- Career Day will annual Madrigal Stale at be held in Brock ly marketed their products to be held in the Dinner begin. Richmond. Auditorium. J 6:30p.m. 7 p.m. the manufacturers of violence PoweD Building. The event wfll Kkkboxingat the Rite of Christian and pornographic video games, children and should have per- beheld Nov.30 6s30pjn. 5 p.m. BSU. Initiation of Internet sites and movies. ceived what the effect of these 12:10 pun. and Dec 1-2. Al TweMh Annual Mass at the Adults will be Morgan spoke about the lawsuit violent programs would have on Mass at the ticket sales wl International Newman | 8p.m. held at the Fri.. Nov. 3. while in town for these children. Defendants have Newman be held in the Banquet wfll be Center. 1 Percussion Newman Homecoming. claimed the First Amendment Center. Colonel Card held in Keen ' Ensemble Center. Morgan graduated cum protects their thoughts and Office, Room 16 Johnson 6 p.m. [ Concert will be laude from Eastern in 1992 with ideas. Also, the defendants are 6 p.m. inthePowel Baft urn Eastern hockey hetdinBrock 8 p.m. arguing Carneal had a predispo- 1 a degree in journalism and was a Baptist Student Building. CaD Tickets will not wfll tsce the Auditorium. Eastern Theatre member of the honors program. sition to commit the crime. Union 622-2175 for be sold at the University of wfll perform She went on to Northern There is a difference VoOeybafl-A- credit card sales. door, cal 622- Kentucky in the ' 9-JOp.m. 1 The Diary of between being off your rocker first "Battle of Kentucky University Chase Law Thon. 1478 to reserve VTVETheBSUa Arme Frank" in School, where she graduated and going out and doing some- 5 p.m. tickets. the Brooms" weekly worship Gifford Theatre. thing bizarre and going out and 8pjn. International during the service wfll be cum laude in 1996. Morgan is an gunning down your school," Stack Bible Study wfll Kentucky held in the Ferrel 9 p.m. attorney at Mike Breen and Morgan said. "I just want them Chenoweth be held at the Trwroughbtades 1 Roomofthe Pizza Theology Associates. She has been there to be more responsible." Clarinet Rectal BSU. vs. the Combs Building. wfll be held at for two years. Carneal played games such wiDbeheldin Cincinnati the Newman " I believe that everything I as Doom, Quake and Redneck Brock 6 -10 p.m. Mighty Ducks Center. did along my course through Rampage. Also, Carneal told Auditorium BSU Parent's game.. The Eastern and tew school have led police after his arrest that he got NheOut game wfll be me to this," Morgan said. "All the idea for the shooting from heldatRupp the tools I got at Eastern have the movie "Basketball Diaries." r Arena in MUMK -*«* "' helped me." Carneal also sold pornography Lexington. Morgan's firm has filed three from Internet sites to class- Purchase two for lawsuits as a result of the Heath mates. one tickets with ^**9fMtESi TJj High School shooting. The first In the past few months a few valid student IDs suit is a state suit seeking dam- things have occurred to lend and register to ages from the parents of credence to the suit win prizes. Michael Carneal who was "With these two things vfl charged as an adult for murder, shoring up our arguments, we 6 p.m. attempted murder and burglary. Sunday Supper L^MW have a very good chance of win- ' This suit led to another against ning at the 6th District Court of at the Newman the parents' insurance to ensure Center. ~^**m% mJmZ^^ Appeals," Morgan said. payment of damages. In a rare instance, the MM The second suit is a federal American Medical Association, 8 p.m. product liability suit against the Kristal Bromling American Psychological Clarinet Rectal Fit photo manufacturers of violent and Association and American wfll be held in Eastern hockey will play the University of Kentucky ki the first pornographic video games, Pediatric Association released a Brock -Battle of the Brooms' Sunday at Rupp Arena. Internet sites and movies. The joint statement verifying their Tickets for the annual Madrigal least will be on sale, Auditorium. suit puts Morgan up against studies, showing exposure to Frl., Nov. 10 in Room 16 of the Powell Building. more experienced lawyers rep- violent and pornographic materi- resenting companies such as als causes violent and aggres- Time Warner. sive behavior in children. Also, "I'm going against some of the Federal Trade Commission, the biggest law firms in the a government association, nation and I think I'm hanging in released study results showing tough," Morgan said. violent video games marketed is The product liability case has directed toward children.

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I The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 9.2000 Accent B3 Percussion Ensemble's concert introduces new music BY ALUSON ALTBER and Dance Ensemble was intro- for steel band. It's pretty upbeat Assistant Accent editor duced by Koontz this semester, and people get really excited Exotic Balinese chants, con- while the Steel Band is only in its about it We're looking for a really temporary rhythms and classic second year of existence. big crowd reaction at the end," beats wiD blend Tuesday to create Adam Miller. 22. a music mer- Miller said. the Eastern Percussion chandising major from Fort Mary Wallace, 19, a music Ensemble's Fall Concert. The Mile hell, plays in all of the ensem- merchandising major from concert will be the Eastern direct- bles. Dawson Springs, is one of the ing debut of Jason Koontz. direc- "The thing I'm most excited dancers featured in the energetic tor of percussion studies. about is the music we're playing African Drum and Dance The concert begins at 8 p.m.. Ensemble. Wallace said that Nov. 14 in Brock Auditorium and everyone has rehearsed diligently is the culmination of a semester's "There Is a for the upcoming concert. worth of hard work for the per- tremendous There's a lot of practice that cussion department goes into it. but it's fun. It doesn't "I'm excited. Everybody has amount of seem like hard work because it's worked really hard to get ready so much fun," Wallace said. for this concert, especially the last musical The concert wiD be an eclectic couple weeks when we've been mix of music from around the doing a lot of late nights and extra variety globe. Music from locales such as Brazil, Trinidad and Guinea rehearsals. I'm just proud of Involved will highlight the repertoire. everyone—it will be a great con- Michael Greer, 23, a percus- cert. There is a tremendous featuring sion performance major from amount of musical variety Magnolia, performs in all of the involved featuring some of the some of the ensembles, and is confident of the new ensembles." Koontz said. audience's reaction. All three percussion ensem- The audience is going to love bles will be featured: the Steel the concert. There is something Band, the African Drum and ensembles." in it for everybody. No matter Photo submitted Dance Ensemble and the who you are, what age you are, or Chamber Percussion Ensemble. Jason Koontz, what kind of music you listen to— Teresa Evans, a junior music education major, focuses on her steel drums during a concert. Evans is in the Two of the ensembles are still in Percussion director you're going to love it," Greer Steel Band ensemble, one of three percussion ensembles to perform in the Fall Concert on , Nov. 14. their infancy. The African Drum said. Kimmel contends men also benefit from feminist rights BY JAM* QAPOB actively working against sexism men's lives from a pro-feminist Accent editor since the late 70s. perspective, and has been fea- His talk on Eastern's campus tured in The Wall Street Journal. The "How has feminism The Boston Globe, Newsweek changed our lives?" continues will answer the question, "How has feminism changed educa- and People and on several televi- with internationally recognized sion talk shows. author and speaker Michael tion?" The author is known for his Kimmel is the national Kimmel presenting "Different spokesperson for the National Planets, Same School: Men and work on the male gender and Organization for Men Against Women on Campus in a New masculinity. His books include Sexism (NOMAS) and has lec- Millennium." "The Gendered Society," tured at over 200 colleges and uni- He has spoken on different "Changing Men: New Directions versities. He has also conducted campuses across the nation on in Research on Men and workshops for organizations and how men support women's equali- Masculinity," "Men Confront public sector organizations on Pornography," "Against the Tide: preventing sexual harassment ty. He has written a documentary Pro-Feminist Men in the United and implementing gender equity. on this derived from letters, Kimmel has also been a part of speeches, diary entries, essays, States, 1776-1990" and "Manhood in America: A Cultural History." campus groups on date and songs, plays, poems and novels The sociology professor at the acquaintance rape, sexual assault, that offer a variety of reasons why State University of New York at pornography and the changing Jessica Leake/Progress men should work for women's Stony Brook, is a well-known edu- relations between men ana rights. cator concerning gender issues. women. The "Don Giovanni" opera, composed by Mozart, is set during the middle of the 17th century in Spain. 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Th* African-American sororities and fraternaties hosted a "Step-show" Saturday in the Keen Johnson Ballroom. Shown above is the Zeta Phi Beta group. Each choreographed its own dances and steps tor this event. portraits UK-EKU spirit competition done hosted by Thoroughblades with us. BY KRYSTAL ROAHK themselyesPuck-Head Thoroughblades game. Contributing writer Communications, Iron: the public Land said research also Eastern students will face-off relations campaigns class, PUB showed that students want a spe- •Portraits on the ice with University of 490, in the Department of cial student night, giveaways and Kentucky students during the Communications, have been discounted tickets, all of which •Weddings Kentucky Thoroughblades' hock- working in conjunction with the have been incorporated in Sunday ey game against the Cincinnati Thoroughblades to plan the spe- night's game. •Commercial Mighty Ducks this Sunday at cial student night for Eastern and Students with a valid student •Digital Services Rupp Arena. UK students. ID will receive a two-for-one dis- Sunday's intermission show, Carey Land, account manager count at the door. •One Hour Photo called the "Battle of the Brooms, for Puck-Head Communications Tickets cost $16 for center ice will consist of 12 Eastern and UK and a senior public relations seats and $12.50 for lower arena •Enlargements students, six on each team, fight- major, said the event was planned seats. Students can also use their ing it out on the ice in the first to promote the Thoroughblades IDs to register to win prizes. broom battle between the two uni- among college students. Prizes include a weekend get- versities. "Our research showed that During the battle, which will away to a national destination of many students at both universi- choice, T-shirts, rounds of golf at occur during the first intermis- ties are unaware that the sion of Sunday's game, brooms Thoroughblades exist due to lack Gibson Bay golf course in and a ball will take the place of of advertising and special events Richmond, $30 discounts on tat- hockey sticks and a puck. aimed at college students," Land toos and piercings at Bodean's in The schools' mascots, the said. both Richmond and Lexington Eastern Colonel and the UK She said the group made the and coupons for area restaurants. Scrappy Cat, will be the goalies determination after conducting I .and said prizes are still accumu- for the two teams. Lucky, the telephone surveys at both univer- lating. Kentucky Thoroughblades mas- sities to determine awareness lev- To show school spirit, students cot, will also be there to support els of the team among college stu- are encouraged to wear the col- the teams. dents and to determine what types of ors and logos of their universi- Eight students, who call ties. promotions would get students to a po^H

Demetnace MooreProgress Due In part to technological advances, poster design has become an art within itself. The Giles Gallery, in the Campbell Building is currently displaying "Celebrating the Poster," an art exhibit that will run until Nov. 10. Giles exhibit celebrates changes in contemporary poster design BY ROMCA BRAMOeNBURG "Woman, Mookie and Biscuits" is horn whose bell held numerous Assistant news editor an oil painting done by Glaser scoops of brightly colored ice that was scanned onto a comput- creams. Friedman also used her Watch for Your Fitrec The "Celebrating The Poster" designing talent to create posters exhibit is the perfect opportunity er. The picture is divided into two your online personal trainer coming in January parts. One half is a relaxing por- that spoke out against the to see for yourself the miraculous astoundingly high illiteracy rates changes that have taken place in trait of a woman sitting in a amongst Americans. the art of poster design. straight back chair in a room lit The art of poster design is one The idea of the poster came with the evening sun. Her cat, that is quickly catching on about as being a sensible way to iMookiei, sits at arms length on a amongst artisans but it continues advertise and promote upcoming couch that is across from the to be an area of art that is rarely musical, theatrical and literary chair. put on display and celebrated. events. However, the other half of the "This exhibit shows all of the At first, the art that graced picture is not so easy to accept. The only thing it features is the different kinds of poster design. these new sidewalk spectacles same straight back chair in the There are posters here from all was very simple and non-abstract same room, but it serves as a rest- around the world," said James But due to the daily advances in ing-place to four oversize coffee Caldwell, a 22 year-ojd sopho- modern technology, poster design biscuits. more and graphic design major soon became an art within itself This was an interesting display from Corbin, Ky. allowing a total freedom to of obvious raw talent, but while "Poster design is a different expressing one's ideas. walking off, I couldn't help but way to express yourself. Posters Milton Glaser, one of the think, "What the hell was that?" aren't as obscure as paintings. artists on display, shows his level Designer James McMullen Paintings can have many different of diversity in design. His 1964 was represented by an array of meanings, but posters are much cover of Bob Dylan's album enti- theater and play advertisements. more direct," Caldwell said. tled "Dylan" has become one of McMullen designed posters for The graphic designers on dis- his most popular creations and the plays "Six Degrees of play include Philippe Apeloig, has helped decorate dorm rooms Separation" by John Guare and "A David Carson, Julius Friedman, for more than 30 years. Glaser's Fair Country by Robin Baitz and Milton Glaser, April Greiman, art on the cover is very simple, he also designed the advertise- McKay Magleby, James yet undeniably admirable. It fea- ment poster for the "Court McMullen, Paula Scher and tures merely a black profile of Theater." Nancy Skolos. Dylan contrasted on a white back- Julius Friedman, another artist The "Celebrating The Poster" ground, however the hair of the on display, was responsible for exhibit will be on display in the designing the delicious posters artist is given texture by using an for the Louisville Orchestra. Giles Gallery, located in tile Jane explosion of psychedelic colors These posters included one that F. Campbell Building, until Nov. internet's mi and designs. was simply an upright violin; how- 14. The closing reception for the Glaser also has posters on dis- ever, the body of the instrument exhibit will be on Nov. 10 from 7-9 play that reflect his more tradi- was replaced with a watermelon, p.m. in the Giles Gallery. Call tional side. His poster entitled and another one showed a French 622-8135 for gallery hours. The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 9.2000 Accent B5 Stephen King cites Eastern to present night of medieval Eastern instructor music, feasting, Christmas festivities

BY ALLISON ALTIZER BY SMA PHUJP8 AHP JESWCA TUHNPt Assistant Accent editor Copy editors An Eastern writing instructor Hear ye! Hear ye! It's almost once gave Stephen King a leg up time again to step back into 16th in the publishing industry. Now, century England for a night of in his new book, Stephen King medieval music and feasting. has cited Michael Garrett as his Eastern presents the 30th Annual first editor and publisher. Madrigal Dinner. King's new book, "On Writing Tickets for the event go on sale A Memoir of the Craft," a non-fic- tomorrow starting at 7 a.m. in the Colonel Card Office. Room 16 of tion book for writers, mentions die Powell Building. Phone sales, Garrett's role in his first publica- including credit card orders, start tion experience. at 10 a.m. "Steve and 1 were pen pals in David W. Greenlee, music pro- high school. He lived in Maine; I fessor and director, said the event was in Alabama. We traded comic usually sells out every night. books through the mail. We were There are 285 available seats for both interested in writing, and I each performance. was publishing a small 'fanzine' The first part of the event for comk book enthusiasts called includes the serving of the meal COMICS REVIEW. I asked him Photo submitted while Madrigal singers perform. to write a story The second part is a presentation for it, and he Eastern, Nov. 3- of the Christmas story performed did "I Was a 5. He offers in concert form by the singers. A File photo Teenage Grave "If you want critical advice harpsichord, flute, fanfare trumpet Robber." It was to aspiring writ- and a recorder ensemble are used The Madrigal Dinner involves many events throughout the night. These events include the Madrigal singers excellent! to break In at ers. to accompany the singers' perfor- performing Christmas melodies and popular present-day carols as well as a six-course meal. While the rest "If you mance. of the fanzine want to break "The Christmas story is by far was only aver- in as a profes- the most important part." age at best, Greenlee said. "For many people sional writer, the dinner is the start of the MUSIC Steve's work dedicate your- really stood Christmas season." Fanfare The First Fanfare the Fourth out and attract- self to learning The Madrigal Dinner consists Deck the Hall Boar's Head Carol ed a lot of your—If to every aspect of of a six-course meal provided by Come, Come Ye Sons of Art Twelve Days of Christmas the business. Eastern Food Services. attention," There are 12 singers and seven Awake, Awake, a Joyous Noel Garrett said via learning evary Take advantage Fanfare The Second of educational in the instrumental ensemble, all e-mail. were selected through auditions. Here We Come a Wassailing Fanfare the Fifth Even as a aspect of the opportunities to For the first time Sigma Alpha Welcome: A Seasonal Greeting We Wish You a Merry Christmas young writer, learn the Iota will provide childcare during Sing Hey Patapon Garrett said 'behind-the- the event for $8 per chilcT Carol, Singers, Carol Tis the Season to be Jolly King's writing scenes' facts Arrangements can be made when was excellent Michael Garrett. that can make purchasing tickets. Fanfare The Third "His work Eastern writing instructor you or break The three-day event will take Fanfare the Sixth was so profes- place on Nov. 30. Dec. 1 and 2 at A Festive Fa La La Tambourine Noel you as a Noel, Noel sional in quali- writer," Garrett said. the Keen Johnson Building. Noel. Noel, Noel ty, even at an early age. His atten- "I like to see manuscripts that Seating begins at 6:30 p.m. and The Sound of Pipe & Drum Christmas is a Comin' tion to detail was excellent, and give the reader a reason to read dinner starts at 7 p.m. Merrily, Merrily, We Go Caroling The Christmas Story in Song Tickets for the event are $27 Christmas Carolers he had an uncanny ability to make on page one. Too many beginning each and are limited to 12 for each his characters seemingly come writers incorporate a slow build- person. For more information call alive," Garrett said. up to get their stories started. 622-2179. Garrett works as an author, Give the reader what is expected editor and instructor. right there on page one," Garrett According to Garrett, he has said. Despite his own success, published dozens of short stories, Garrett uses his intuition and BEDLINERS a novel, written several screen- sense of creativity to help other plays and edited numerous books. writers. /////////ETC. He also teaches for the "I like to help my students move Writer's Digest School and con- closer to publication. I remember 356 Big Hill Ave ANGIE BRANDENBURG. OWNER ducts workshops at numerous col- how difficult it once was, and it's Richmond Ky. 40475 Office 625-1261 leges. personally gratifying to see my Mobile 314-4450 His most recent series of non- students move up to the next credit fiction classesjvereheldat stage," Garrett said. any purchase THEBOTANY BAY WfMp COMpANV with student I.D. Come to us for BODY JEWELRY, incense, candles, hemp products, Bedliners, etc. & smoking accessories. -I 623-HEMP (4367) • botanytjayOipro.net Porter Plaza (behind Denny's on Bypass) C2000 1 Large 1 Topping PIZZA $4.99 plus tax Free Delivery Campus delivery Carry out w/ Student ID University popping Center 625-1333 corner of Bypass and Lancaster Taylor's Sporting Goods See us for your T-shirts and lettering

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•i team in the Homecoming proves disaster; | Bluegrass? Colonels out of playoff picture BY JOHN HAYS Assistant sports editor how he stayed in bounds I don't ;'. Basketball season hasn't start know." •'. ed quite yet There is still enough With two minutes left in Murray's stubborn defense '■I football left to Saturday's Homecoming game, '.• keep us going Murray State kicker Greg Miller held the Colonels potent running J. for a little while eyed the Colonels' uprights and game to minus-two yards. Corey •I longer. It is drilled a 28-yard game-winning (fume gained 31 yards on eight •; important to field goal, dampening Eastern's carries and Maurice Clark man- - embrace what Homecoming and dashing the aged only 19 on nine rushes. ','• we have left, Colonels' play-off hopes with a 24 Meanwhile, the Racers con- 'I and anticipate 22 victory Saturday at Roy Kidd trolled the ball much of the first what is still to Stadium. half behind the running of Gamer After overcoming an 11 point come. Byars. Byars ran the ball for 67 deficit mid-way in the fourth quar- yards in the half and finished with Eastern had ter, the Colonels had Murray State its playoff 102 yards on 25 carries. ANDREW right where they wanted. With 6:04 Byars scored from six yards out hopes dashed KERSEY remaining, the Racers were pinned to give the Racers' a 7-0 lead with last weekend The Cardinal at their 11 yardline. 3:43 in the first quarter. • by Murray With Murray facing The Colonels countered State. Though third down and 20, Shaun Eastern vs. after Nick Hill recovered a banged up and bruised, the Boykins hit Stewart Ky. Childress fumble at ' Colonels fought until the very Childress on a slant pat- Murray's seven-yard line. ; end. They fought like warrior tern across the middle Chapman found Tom poets. There is no post season for giving the Racers a Drennen in the corner of the maroon and white, but they much-needed first down. the end zone to tie the ' still have two games left. We Two crucial penalties score at seven. ; should all stand behind the against the Colonels kept After Adam Smith's 25- Colonels and help them get Roy Murray's game-winning yard field goal put Eastern - FGdd his 300th victory this sea- drive alive. A pass inter- up 10-7, Childress once son. ference call on safety ■ When: 2 p.m. again found Tillman from Fan support at the last two Yeremiah Bell gave Saturday 16 yards out with three ■ Where: Roy home games has been less than Murray a first down at seconds on the clock giv- mid-field. Kidd Stadium ing the Racers a 14-10 impressive, especially on the stu- ■ Records: , dents part. Then, on fourth and advantage at the half. one, Eastern was called Ky. State 4«, What people don't understand Eastern 5-4 Although Chapman and is that injuries literally cripple a for having 12 men on the Collins combined for 354 field, giving the Racers ■ Radio: team and our offense has been WEKU-FM 88.9 yards through the air, the another first down at Racers harassed the quar- crippled by multiple injuries Eastern's 26. throughout the season. terbacks for the most of "Our cornerback Eric the game. Chapman was Kentucky State will be the next Sims usually comes out of the test for Eastern this Saturday. sacked four times, while Collins game on short yardage plays," went down twice. Again, Eastern will enter the said Coach Roy Kidd. " He just "With a banged-up offensive line game hurt by injuries to key play- made a freshman mistake and and young kids filling in, it's tough ers. Senior defensive end "Shorty- stayed in the game." on the whole team," Kidd said. Combs' season is over — due to a Terrence Tillman gained eight Eastern suffered another loss combination of injuries. yards on a pass from Childress to when Shorty Combs went down in set up Miller's heroics. the third quarter with a season- Go Cards "Our kids just didn't play good ending injury. Combs was playing While we rally around the offense," Kidd said. "But they with a pulled-groin muscle along Colonels and push them toward came back from 11 down to show with a hip injury. their goal, it's important we recog- a lot of heart." "Shorty's out for the season," nize another football program in Quarterback Chad Collins Kidd said. "He didn't break anything the state. The Louisville Cardinals replaced starter Way Ion Chapman but his arm is swollen pretty badly." have played too well this year to after Murray surged ahead 21-10 A bright spot for Eastern was go unnoticed. I know some of you on a 26-yard touchdown catch by the play of Bannister and Collins. reading this are scratching your Tillman with 2:22 remaining in Bannister's 16 catches were three the third quarter. shy of the school record set by heads and asking why do I care Eastern made its comeback about Louisville? The answer is Aaron Marsh in 1967 and he with eight minutes remaining in gained 229 yards. Collins complet- simple. When a program in this the game. Collins connected with state does well, no matter its loca- ed eight of 13 passes for 162 yards Alex Bannister on 21-yard strike, and two TDs while Chapman 19 for tion, it looks good on the whole cutting the Racer's lead to 21-16. 36 for 192 yards, one touchdown state. On the Colonels' next posses- and an interception. The Cardinals (7-2,4-1) are sion, Collins found a streaking Bell led the Colonels' defense already bowl eligible for the third Anthony Boggs for a 56-yard with 14 tackles and Gerald Palmer straight year, and are nipping at touchdown giving Eastern what and Kris Nevels added six each. the top 25. With victories over seemed to be the game-winning "Since I have been here, we Army and Houston, the Cards score and a 22-21 advantage. have lost a lot of close games and Demetriace Moore/Progress look to possibly win or tie for first "Boggs just made a tremen- any time you lose one like this, it in Conference USA If they win dous catch," Kidd said. " He had hurts," Kidd said. This loss ranks Chris Mintor pursues Murray State's quarterback, Stewart Childress, in the Colonels' Homecoming loss to the the next two games, they are Murray's guy all over him, and right up there as the worst" Racers. The loss to the Racers knocked the Colonels out of the playoff picture for the 2000 season. heading to the Liberty Bowl in Memphis, Tenn. ► Cross-country Overachlevers What is so terrific about the Colonels whole thing is that nobody 18-season win streak ends expected them to do it. Louisville has surpassed every- BY JEREMY STEVENSON Horton one's' expectations. Just ask lose to Sports editor earned a conference bully Southern An amazing streak in Eastern spot on Mississippi. SMU has been win- the All ning the conference every year athletics has come to an end. For Sports the first time in 18 conference ovc and was picked to win it again championships. Eastern's team. this year. But last Saturday the women's cross-country team tide was turned. came in second. Louisville crushed the Golden Reach Morehead State outran the Eagles 49-28 who were ranked BY JOHN HAYS Colonels by a final team score of 13th in the nation and 13 point 47-60, at Eastern Illinois. favorites of U of L The game also Assistant sports editor The Colonels were led by time of 24:48. avenged the Cards controversial As Travis Ford's Colonels took senior Heather Davel. Davel fin- "We didn't realize how tough loss to USM, which ended in a the floor Tuesday night, a new era ished the 5,000-meter course in a Eastern Illinois was. They had fake punt and a field goal in the began at Paul McBrayer Arena. Demetriace Moore/Progress time of 18:13. Davel's effort was eight or nine guys running in the final minute of the game last sea- From the opening tip, the good enough for a fifth-place over- top all race. I was able to pull son. Colonels showed the passion and Coach Travis Ford instructs Tim Volpenhein (No. 55), Richard Gaston and all finish. away from them in the last mile," This season the Cards have heart Eastern fans expected. Lavoris Jerry at practice Monday in Paul McBrayer Arena. Davel was rewarded with All- Horton said. Ohio Valley Conference honors averaged almost 35 points a game The Colonels showed that heart Sophomore Gary Garman fin- for her season's work. ished in 12th place with a time of on offense. They are averaging midway through the second halt U I thought we looked average tonight. Sophomore Angie Lee ran an almost 400 yards a game on Behind seniors John White and 26:06 and earned second-team All- Travis Ford 18:30 and earned a 10th place offense, and only giving up 23 I avoi is Jerry, Eastern outscored finish. OVC honors. points a game. Sports Reach 30-17 down the Coming in 11th was freshman Three other cross-country stretch. But the Crusaders held off Tiffaney Cartwright. Both Lee Colonels finished in the top 20. the Colonels' comeback 97-80 at charge in the second stanza as Reach's lead to 39-27, but poor and Cartwright earned second- Senior Ryan Parrish finished in Hats off to John L. Paul McBrayer Arena. Jerry, White and freshman Ben shooting and turnovers haunted team all-conference honors. 14th place. Junior Dwayne I have to take my hat off to "I thought we looked average Rushing hit four consecutive the Colonels all night. Two other Colonel runners Conklin came in 16th place, and Coach John L Smith and the rest tonight," Ford said. three-pointers to cut the lead to The Crusaders, behind the scor- scored for the team in their sec- freshman Phil Scott grabbed the 79-56. ing of Richard Duncan and Jerome of the coaching staff; you give "When you miss as many shots ond place finish. Senior Pauline 20th position. as we did tonight, you haven't got Freshman Clinton Sims layup, Jackson, outscored the Colonels Mitchell came in 15th place and Eastern will send three run- everyone in the state something 14-4 to take a 49-31 lead into the to be proud of. a chance. They are going to Irani and eight straight points from junior Jennifer Wheeler finished ners to Furman University on locker room at the half. in 19th position. So as this season does come from this and they will get bet- White made the score 86-71. Nov. 11 to compete in the NCAA The Colonels had four play- In the men's run for the con- District III Championship Meet to a close we should all appreci- ter. The Colonels made 36.4 per- That's as close as Eastern would ers in double-figures. get. Trailing 19-7 with 11:42 in ference title. Eastern Illinois dom- Horton will represent the ate the efforts of all the teams in cent of their shots and hit only 9 White led Eastern with 19 fol- inated the competition. Eastern of 31 from three-point range for first half, it began to show. lowed by 18 points and nine men's team, and Lee and the state. Don't let me forget to Illinois defeated second-place, Cartwright will represent the mention Georgetown either. the game. Jerry's steal and dunk cut the rebounds from junior college Eastern, by a score of 19-64. Meanwhile, the Crusaders made score to 19-9. transfer Richard Gaston. women's squad. Good luck fellows, win the As has been the case for this This will be my first time in 50 percent of their three-pointers (10- After a basket by Anthony Rushing added 17 and Jerry fin- season, sophomore Alan Horton NAIA this year. I hope the Weston, the Crusaders scored ished with 13. the district meet. I believe it's 20) and shot 46.7 for the game. finished well for Colonels, losing Kentucky Wildcats can find six unanswered points before "We have got to get tougher going to be a good race, we are "We came out shooting tonight," the title by 33 seconds. something positive after their Richard Gaston converted on a mentally and physically," Ford in one of the toughest districts Coach Robby Spear said. "Hey, Eastern Illinois' runner, Jason season too, or I fear Hal three-point play to make it 25-12. said. "Ill take the blame for that these kids battled back and showed Bialka finished in first place, cov- in the nation; only the schools Mumme Pass may be getting everyone they wouldn't quit." Freshman Ben Rushing's four and III begin work on that prob- out west are tougher," Horton lem tomorrow in practice." ering the 8,000 meters with a another name. The Colonels began their consecutive points cut Sports said. I 4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. November 9.2000 Sports B7 Brannen gets Guess who's back? . work ethic from parents

■BY JOHN HATt Assistant sports editor John Brannen walked across the court, basketball in hand, with an aura of confidence beam- ing from his face that dimmed the bright lights of Paul McBrayer Arena. After all, Brannen, who joined Coach Travis Ford's staff in June, has reason to be confident Along with stellar high school and col- lege basketball careers, Brannen was a Rhodes Scholar finalist his senior year at Marshall University. Brannen has a modest turn when discussing his academic accomplishment "I was a finalist in 1997 while attending Marshall," Brannen said. "I was chosen to represent Johr Hflys/Proyctts the state of West Virginia, but basketball was the driving force in my life." Former Eastern standout Chrtesy Roberts is a new addWon to the Lady Cotonal Staff. Roberts, a former star for Brannen, 26, grew up in the Lady Colonels, holds numerous Colonel records. She led toe nation m three point percentage in 1966. Alexandria, Ky. and played at Newport Catholic High School Eastern after a coaching stint as have confidence in Roberts' ability. where he had an outstanding John Hays/Proorsss Roberts returns the recruiting coordinator at "It feels good to have Coach career. He was a first-team All- Tennessee Tech last season. Roberts as an assistant coach State selection, the Ninth Region Eastern a—Want coach John Brannen adds experience as well as knowl- to Eastern; along Roberts also served as a graduate because as a player she knows . Player of the Year and a member edge to the Colonels' coaching staff for the 2000 season. assistant at Eastern prior to join- what to do on the floor. As a coach of the Kentucky All-Star team ing Tech. she knows how we can improve," and averaged 26.5 points per sophomore year to play for Billy at the University of Charleston in with tradition Roberts said the roles she played said forward Charlotte Sizernore. game his senior year. Donovan, who departed for the West Virginia. BY KJPJ88A RHOOUS at each school are totally different "Coach (Roberts) brings ener- While at Newport Catholic, University of Kentucky after Brannen's enthusiasm adds Contributing writer "At Tech I was a recruit coordi- gy, dedication and knowledge to Brannen also played in two All-A Brannen's junior season. fuel to Ford's staff and he said he nator and here I am able to expe- help the players," freshman Classics; a tournament "My biggest thrill in college feels that this can eventually lead The 2000-2001 Lady Colonels rience it all. We have a great team Lindsey McClellan said. "She's "We tost to RusseUviue in the was when we beat West Virginia the Colonels back to the top of are striving for excellence with and as a team we coaches expect finals here in Richmond my by five points when they were in the OVC. extra assistance from a familiar more positive because she was senior year," Brannen said. the best" Roberts said. once a player and she knows what the Big East Conference," Unlike most professionals who face around campus. Chrissy After playing her first two "University Heights, which was Brannen said. "I scored 20 points embark on a career in sports, Roberts joined the Lady Colonels' it takes to be a player." the eventual champion, beat us years of collegiate basketball at In 1998 Roberts led the nation against them and NBA-All Star Brannen doesn't recall numerous coaching staff June 6. the University of Kentucky, out in the first round the previ- Jason Williams." influences. Just his parents. Roberts, a former Eastern Roberts transferred to Eastern. in three-point percentage (.486) ous year." After receiving a bachelor's "My parents are my heroes," standout, said she feels honored She played a large role in leading and her uniform, practice gear Brannen attended Morehead degree in business administra- Brannen said. Their work ethic that Coach Larry Inman wanted the Lady Colonels to their most and shoes were enshrined in the State University for one year and tion, Brannen played professional is what helped me the most They her back to help with the staff. successful season. While Roberts Basketball Hall of Fame in was a member of the 1992-93 All- basketball in Europe and basically said, 'Find something "I came back to Eastern adorned the maroon and white. Springfield, Mass. Roberts was Ohio Valley Conference Antwerp Belgium for two years. you love and work as hard at it as because it's my alma mater and Eastern won its first OVC champi- also named the A1K) VC Player of Newcomer Team. He transferred Upon his return to the United you possibly can and success win having played for Coach (Inman). onship and appeared in the NCAA the year as a senior. to Marshall University after his States served as assistant coach follow." I thought it would be good to tournament for die first time. Roberts said her goal for the work with him. The players and Roberts said she hopes to Lady Colonels is to win and ► Sports briefs their work ethic is great," Roberts bring a lot of different ideas and improve. said. "If s a great feeling to be part views to Inman's coaching staff. These players all have a tot of Bannister picked Star game played each season. Coffoctloii of EKU's success and tradition." "We all have experienced a tot potential, all work hard, have for all-star game Roberts, a former point guard of things," Roberts said. great attitudes and are great indi- Colonel senior wide receiver Volleyball team ends Our apologies for the Lady Colonels, comes to The Lady Colonels said they viduals," Roberts said. Alex Bannister has been select- to Jerry ed to play in the 2000 Kelly Tires home season with loss Pelpnrey, Blue-Gray All Star Football The Eastern volleyball team wrapped up its home season Nov assistant Classic on Christmas Day in men's basket- Bowen joins Montgomery, Ala. Bannister, a 4, losing to Eastern Illinois in Cincinnati, Ohio, native, is lead- straight sets, 15-17,13-15 and 10- ball coach, for ing the Ohio Valley Conference . 15. Junior Courtney Bowen running the Eastern elite, in receptions per game (5.8) and notched a double-double with a wrong photo receiving yards per contest match-high 26 digs and 14 kills. with his story (90.9). The Blue-Gray Game will Bowen now has 1,010 kills in her in last week's Jerry Petphrey records more be nationally-televised by ABC- three-year career at Eastern. paper. than 1,000 kills TV and is the highest-rated All- Bv Devw KLAHPt Sports writer Eastern volleyball star Courtney Bowen said she has striven to be the best as long as she can remember. Bowen said her competitive nature, and never- satisfied attitude has helped mold her into the person she is today. That's why it comes as no sur- prise to those around her that KU VS. UK Bowen, a senior, has put her name in the Eastern record books as only the eight player in school history to reach 1,000 kills for a FACE -OFFOMfHE ICE career. What's even more amazing about Bowen's accomplishment is TELE OF THE BROOMS that she has done it only three years, and with the added pres- sure of being the focal point of the other teams defense. "I think that's what makes the 1,000 kills more impressive. She's done it in three years, and she's done it when everybody knows she's going to get set. There is a 6 ~ lot of stress with everybody know- ing they're coming to you," said Coach Lori Duncan. Bowen, a candidate for this ^^\ _^aiaam ^P" year's Ohio Valley Conference player of the year award, has gone 2 for 1 Tickets w/ Student through her share of turmoil before she finally found a home at Eastern. When she was in eighth Jessica Leaks/Progress grade, Bowen's dance teacher, and close friend passed away. Courtney Bowen has led the Colonels' offense for the past two seasons^ ATTENTION EKU STUDENTS "When she died my whole This year Bowen recorded her 1,000th kill in college play. world just closed down for a while," Bowen said. major statistical category. As Bowen then started playing good of an individual season -I'm COME JOIN IN THE FOOTBALL FESTIVTIES THIS volleyball and never looked back. Bowen is having, she said it will After brief stints in be all for naught if the team does- disappointed Pennsylvania and University of n't reach their goals. The WEEKEND AT ROY KIDD STADIUM Massachusetts, Courtney's next Colonels are currently 4-9 in the In the fact we OVC with three games remaining. move was a trip to Eastern, where "I'm disappointed in the fact aren't where she was reunited with long-time we aren't where we want to be, Saturday November 11* 2:00 p.m. friend Duncan. but I'm still proud of my team- we want to Duncan said she had tremen- mates and proud of the people EKU vs. Kentucky State dous respect for Bowen because of involved with the program for be. but I'm the fact that she transferred to their support and for still believ- Eastern at a time when the Colonels ing in us," Bowen said. still proud off were at the bottom of the OVC. However the Colonels' season In her first year as a Colonel, * Pre-Game Tailgate in the AC lot before the game Bowen was named the team's turns out Bowen hopes to stay a my best offensive player while play- part of Eastern volleyball next year, ing in all 85 games. In her junior not as a player but as a commenta- teammates year, Bowen continued her tor at the team's home games. improvement by recording 445 Duncan said she will never be and proud of * A DVD Player will be given away by the Student able to replace Bowen on the kills, the sixth most ever in a sin- court, but she knows Bowen's the people Development Office to ONE lucky student! gle season by a ColoneL experiences at Eastern will help Bowen also helped lead the her succeed in life after volleyball. Involved...." Colonels to an OVC playoff "It's unfortunate that this is appearance in 1999 while serving Courtney's senior year, but I Courtney Bowen, as the team's co-captain. know she's going to have success This season, Bowen has been Outside hitter nothing short of amazing by lead- no matter what she does or where Come out to the last game of the season! ing the Colonels in almost every she goes," Duncan said. I I B8 The Eastern Progress, November 9,2000 November 10. 2000 Q \A^\A^W-

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