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Volum« 57, No. 18 Official Studant Publication 14 F.bru.ry 1. 1979 a< Eanarn KMiMdiv UntvanHy Covey pleads Housing situation guilty looking better By ROB DOLLAR trend and seems to be increasing with Staff Writer each year. to theft of services He added that new dorms at the With the opening of the Spring University would not be likely in the R> SARAH WARREN ment on the resignation of Adair or. on Semester, the housing situation on near future becasue the bond rates to News Editor Adair's connection to the-case. campus has taken a dramatic turn for build them were too high. "His academic record, like your's and the better, according to Jack Hut- Former University secreUry Fannie everyone else's, is protected by the chinson. University director of housing. Hutchinson said that the University Renton Covey pleaded guilty in Madison Buckley Amendment, the Family While tripled dormitory rooms was looking to an increase in family County Circuit Court Monday. Jan. 9 to Education Privacy Act of 1974," said numbered close to 540 during the Fall housing units on campus, as well as the the amended misdemeanor, charge* of Whitlock. and his academic record Semester. Hutchinson reported that his reality of a fraternity row to possibly 14 counts of theft of services. cannot be read to anyone but Adair office had 50 rooms listed on paper as help relieve some of the burden of the The 41-year-old Estill County woman. himself. tripled at the present time. housing problem. a former secretary in the Office of John T. Carter II and Larry W Cook, He also indicated, though, that once Hutchinson mentioned that Eastern Continuing Education, was arrested two Richmond police officers, were also these rooms were checked out, it would already houses more students than any Sept. 29 for awarding unearned named as receiving false credits probably be determined that they, too. other campus in the state. correspondence course credits to through Covey. Police Chief Russell were operating at the normal double On the subject of the possibility of a herself and 13 individuals in exchange lane said disciplinary action had been occupancy, thus making the housing coed dorm one day at the University, lor what amounted to $200-$300. taken against Carter and Cook. Hutchinson said that while the idea has Lane would not elaborate but said the situation at full capacity rather than Covey originally faced felony charges overcrowded been mentioned, that he did not foresee of 14 counts of second degree forgery men weren't suspended and "there was Hutchinson commented that dorm it in the future. Al the time of her arrest she was no loss of time or pay." capacity at the University was 6411, He also stated that a survey last year employed as a secretary in the Office of Covey was able to award credits after while dorm enrollment during the revealed that 1100 students who were 21 Fire Prevention and Control. she secretly obtained course cards from academic year was between 6500 and years old or over and thus eligible to live The IS individuals who allegedly the Office of Continuing Education 7300. depending on the particular off campus, chose to remain in the received unearned credits were granted sometime during her employment there semester. dorms, instead immunity in exchange for testimony from 1976 to 1978. According to Hutchinson. the request He attributed this fact, in part, to the .-■gainst Covey after the University These cards were illegally stamped for dormitory housing is on an upward cost of living off campus. turned the case over to the prosecution and sent to the Registrar's Office., One of the individuals whose complete with a forged signature from a academic records were altered by course department chairman and a Covey was a University instructor of grade for the unearned course. More collegians fire prevention and control. Richard The fraud was discovered when the Adair Registrar obtained a card for a Adair. a former Lexington fireman, correspondence political sicence course 'had just signed a nine-month. (12,000 from the Office of Continuing Education to get*grants teaching contract with the University which had not been properly stamped. The card was sent back to the Coninuing for the dorm residents to explain the Aug. IS. He resigned for "personal (Photo by STEVE BROWN) By LAURASCHULTE reasons" on Sept. 26. three days before Education Office and it was discovered Kill the reff! Staff Writer new act. These programs will be Covey's arrest that no record of this particular person Rob Silky boos the official's call and seems ready to jump over the rail himself as Cresented Feb. 4 to Feb. 13. Posters will I >i>ug Whitlock. executive assistant to and course existed. I* u-niches the Eastern Morehead game in frustration. The Middle Income Assistance Act, e placed in the dorms listing the times the ♦SaaCOViVpa.*121 recently passed by Congress, will and dates of the program. provide much more money for the There will also be a program for middle income family, defined as a commuters and Brockton residents on family with four children with a $25,000 Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. in the Grise Room of a year income or less. the Combs Building. Governor tells Progress Day tax story With the new act, about "65-80 percent This extra work will be done by the of all college students here will be Financial Aid Office to encourage all eligible to receive grants." said Jim students to apply for the funds. "We Rv SARAH WARREN fleet." Carroll continued, saying. after realizing that "cliches such as a $130 million less annually on which to Jacobs, assistant director of the Office want to make sure they apply for the News Editor "Some of our gubernatorial candidates balanced budget are difficult to achieve balance his budget. of Financial Aid. aid." said Jacobs. "All students should think the governor could better serve when facing reality." £ •That is a fact and we can say that This is double or even triple the at least apply." Go*. Julian M. Carroll got a few the people by traveling in a horse and While "we can't forever support today." he said. number of students currently eligible to "The scope of these changes are so laughs when he spoke here last week. He buggy." deficit spending on the national level, Kentuckians will be faced with the receive basic grants. tremendous." Jacobs said, that even the also made a strong case against cutting In thanking the musicians, Carroll the more important element is the task of cutting out vital services, said The Office of Financial Aid sent federal government is having trouble taxes commented on one song, "Somewhere impact of lessened spending in a period Carroll, "for a supposed major tax notices over Christmas to the students determining the amount of money that It all happened at the Progress and over the Rainbow." "That was for the of time." he said. relief that amounts to about $22 a currently receiving funds and grants to will be needed to fund the grants. Appreciation Day Luncheon, a day the General Assembly, I suppose, over According to Carroll, the 1980 federal household." inform them of the changes. Students who have already received Iniversity set aside to recogniie there looking for the pot of gold." budget decreased by $5 3 billion funds Carroll said "only a fool would believe The Office has also planned programs (Saa COLLEGIANS paaa 12) members of the community for their Although Carroll's address began going to the states. a political candidate who promises to support lightly, it soon became evident he had "There is no particular programs cut taxes without cutting services. About SOB people showed up at the some serious subjects on his mind, where we can absorb our particular "I am proud of the progress Kentucky Keen Johnson Ballroom last Thursday namely the tax cuts proposed by 1.1 share of that cut," said Carroll, "which has made in recent years," Carroll r Periscope .iiul they each got a free steak dinner Gov. Thelma Stovall and the decrease in is approximately $40 million." continued. Kentucky has always been and the opportunity to hear the governor state appropriations in the 1980 federal Kentucky will also be losing another known as a "backward" state but in 1977 This week on page 3, the Progress editorials.•••••••••• page 2 expound on some hot political issues budget $41 million if the President decides to Kentucky was the fourth fastest- introduces a new weekly column by news, features...••• page 3-5 Like his opening remarks: "It's a end federal revenue funds. growing state in the United States, he sports ••••••••••...pages7-9 genuine pleasure to come back to Carroll said he went into conference said. Verl Wilkinson. organizations page* ' Kastem and. uh. thanks for the last Saturday after the Super Bowl to try Add to that possible revenues lost if It also has the sixth lowest unem- srto pages l«.l l helicopter." and determine the impact of the 1980 the Special Session adopts tax cut ployment rate, according to Carroll, and In an obvious reference to the federal budget on the state proposals, said Carroll, and "we can tell a strong basic economy." criticism he has received for his "air He went to bed about 1 a.m., he said. the governor of Kentucky in 1980 he has (8M GOVERNOR paw 12) Patrol dog sniffs drugs
By BRIAN BLAIR for the training school, Simpson's only about as often as John Wayne lost a Staff Writer other experience with dogs was as a gunfight in the old westerns. University freshman Steve Simpson youngster. "I used to have a couple of Despite the canine's uncanny talent, had a dog less than two years ago who dogs," he said, "one collie and one Simpson said there were days when sniffed drugs. shepherd." Skipper could have been accused of As far as Simpson knows, though, the However, he added that his dogging it. "I could tell as soon as I got German shepherd was never seen association with his pets did not actually him out of the cage. Usually, if he really lighting a joint at any rock concert. influence his decision to become a dog didn't want to work, we would tell the After all, the only "bad trips" the handler, "it just sounded like an in- person in charge to reschedule the animal experienced were ones in which teresting job," stated the law en- search for some other time. it did not find what it was searching for, forcement major. Add to that interest a "It #as best to do that, rather than because Simpson's canine worked for touch of danger and voila - the life of a taking them out anyway and hurting the military as a narcotics-patrol dog. military dog handler. their percentage record. It would just be He earned his AIpo by tracking and Regarding the dangerous aspect. a waste of time," Simpson remarked. scouting runaway suspects or Simpson remembers a specific in- The Bardstown native knows all about criminals, and sniffing for illegal drugs - stance. "My dog had to track a man wasted time. He told about a demon- - marijuana, heroin and derivatives of through the woods one time. He was on stration that the dog handlers were to opium - anywhere they were suspected, drugs and had shot three people with a stage for a group of Boy Scouts. "There under the guidance of Simpson, his 22 caliber rifle," he recalled, "We got were supposed to be about 100 of them master. shot at too. I was scared to death." there." he related, "But only one kid The dog's name, "Skipper," is a bit Ah. but Simpson was in good showed up and even he acted like he misleading, for he was not the type one hands ... er, paws, for his mate was didn't give a damn about dogs." would bring home to six-year-old recognized by many handlers at But, evidently. Skipper made no bones Johnny to enjoy. That is simply not the lackland as the best tracker since about the sparse turnout. image of a narcotics-patrol dog. Sherlock Holmes. There is a simple Although Simpson left his gifted dog A better description would be to say explanation for such opinions, ac- for the civilian life in 1976 (no, he had that Skipper was the Jack Webb of the cording to Simpson. "He likes to track not been seeing a poodle on the side). dog kingdom. But. unlike the character more than anything." Skipper continued his work after being Webb portrayed in the police-oriented In his work. Skipper seemed to adhere switched to another handler. television series, "Dragnet," Skipper's to the old saw made famous by a What happens when his miffing days bite was at least equal to his bark.. television advertisment for a breakfast are over? "He'll be put urweep," said Because, among other things. Skipper cereal: "Follow your nose." And with Simpson, who offered and explanation was trained to attack on command. good reason, since almost any dog worth with the following anecdote. Naturally, the unfortunate victjaji of its flea collar possesses a sense of smell "One of my captains told me there these a'ttacks would usually wind up the which is four times greater than the was a guy in Ohio who kept his dbg once loser Like maybe -an-* -•» *-—-»w average human. • ,» \ he got out of the service, and went chomp) or a leg. or so u prooaoty" Just how effective is narcotics-patrol around robbing people, i.n.1 why we seemed. dog's smelling ability on a searctfr "We don't give them away," he said with a ^Simpson first met the dog in March of kept record on all of then,." XCSBOK^"* devilish smile. 1974, when he was chosen from a pool of Simpson, "and we found they were Or even sell them. applicants to be sent to Lackland Air accurate 90 per cent of the time. When If they did, Simpson believes such Force Base in Texas to assist in training we would take them out for searches, dogs would carry an exorbitant price' of the animals. «. after it was over, the people would call tag "After'training," he frankly ad- Governor Julian Carroll recently spoke at a Progress and The Luncheon was held Thursday. Jan. 26. At the time of his selection, he was us and tell us if they (the dog) missed mitted, "someone said.my dog was Appreciation Day Luncheon held In the Keen Johnson Ballroom working for the army as a military anything." -• worth between $6,000 and $7,000." policeman at Fort Knox. Before leaving Suffice it to say that Skipper missed Not bad for a dog's life _ >- V ■i wmmmmm
P»». 2/Vol 57/ No. It Th« fHllin PXp— Thursday. Fabruary I, 197* Editorials Tax Cuts The politicans are winning the tax The United States is involved in What Proposition 13 was suppose operate. So the taxpayer gets upset another revolution. This revolution, to do was eliminate governmental at government for not keeping the unlike the one in the 18th century, is spending by cutting back on the schools running. not being fought in battlefields, but waste made by the politicians. ai the polls with elections. By this the politicians would have What the taxpayer does not The revolution started in to cut out some of their fringe realize is thai he was responsible for California with the passing of benefits and extra expenses. the closing of the school, just by Proposition 13 by the voters of the So far there are few politicians supporting the cut in property taxes. state. willing to cut back on these items. In order to keep the schools from Still there are tax cuts. Where is closing, an operating levey would Now politicians are Tunning on a the money for these tax cuts coming have to be approved, raising taxes platform of lower taxes and cut from? again. government spending in order to be In the case of the property tax No matter what happens, the elected. Cutting taxes has become a ceiling in Kentucky, the money lost political game. taxpayer is loosing. The politician is will come from the schools. still spending the same amount of The game has even reached In Kentucky a person pays 70 Kentucky. Lietuenant Governor money, getting the same fringe cents to the state for every $100 his benefits and extra expenses. Thelma Stovall's special session of property is valued. the General Assembly is a key move The way the United Slates Over SO per cent of this money political system is set up, in theory in the political game. goes to support the school systems She has thrust herself into the at least, is that the voters control the in the state. In the city of Richmond ultimate outcome by controling limelight of the governor's race with this was about $250,000 last year those who hold public office. that move. alone. Governor Julian Carroll has The citizens should use this power thrown his support behind a three What the tax ceiling will do is to to elect representatives who will do per cent ceiling on increased keep property taxes from rising anv something about excessive govern- property taxes. more than three per cent over the ment spending. Carroll's move was also political previous year's tax. This rate is It will not be easy making in nature and not out of a great about one half of the rale of politicians give up the extras they Elizabeth Success concern to the people of the state inflation. have become accustomed to. who are having to pay too high So now the taxpayer feels as if he The general public should not taxes. is getting a break. The politician is have lo make (he sacrafices involved may So the politicians seem to be in order lo cut taxes. Palmer-Ball thanked for what he did in cutting winning in this revolution. Each is the (axes. Politicians have lived too high for come trying to out cut the other and win too long at taxpayer expense. It is the favor of the voters. Then it comes time for the lime (o cut back and the first cuts Success If the politicians are winning, taxpayer's children to go to school should come from those who abuse slowly then the citizens are loosing. and it does not have the funds (o their rights the most. recognition they get for making a According to Websters Collegiate make us failures? Have we wasted success of themselves, I personally Dictionary the word success means four years of our time and money don't like the thought of being Student Senate "the attainment of wealth, favor, (or Mommy and Daddys' money as compared someday to someone or eminence," which I suppose as the case may be) and not have who was in my class and made far as dictionary definitions go that anything to show for it. their mark while I choose the steadily improving integrity sums it up pretty well. All through the course of a middle class obscurity and didn't Editors note: The following guest Student Senate is facing a new bringing proposals in front of At the same time I have often college career students hear things write the novel or win a Pulitzer editorial was written by Mark direction. Senate about campus facilities. wondered whatMecessJs Wjg* ,«*''ujisU* nally a good field with Pri/.c. So therefore I'm termed Hester, chairman of Ike Public Lasi semester began the Student Presently, (his committee is re- as one of the failures in my field. Association's further attempts to searching (he effectiveness of meantomei#tlte»*igTun.i%iUf'A . '-«" ^ of JAb opportunities,"" and Relations Com mi (lee for Ike Sin- ♦rite that "Great "such and so is a good field to go I don't mean to sound bitter dent Senate: channel' energies toward: helping Building and Grounds clearing of novel." or just get married and because I may just be a success Student Activities in spirit oriented snow and ice from Eastern's streets. into if you want to make good The Eastern Kentucky University slowly fade into middle class ob- money." Many times students and be that person that everyone activities'. Free University went Also, the committee is working on scurity, with four kids and a dog. else is compared to, but we can't Student Association, representing splendidly, as it does again this getting a student lawer and reducing choose their field on this basis the student body in the form of the To most college students success before they even start In college. all be successful and we all aren't semester, the Arts and Crafts Fair (he off-campus housing. may be just a short term deal right going to be, at least in the terms the Student Senate, has been steadily had it's best Fall showing so far and This is all well and good until you improving its competence and now with their sights set on just realize that during a four year dictionary applies to the word. this spring it's shaping up again. The Public Relations Committee graduating and getting out into the period that job market changes But maybe that is not a par- integrity on campus. With the EKU Weekend *7g went off very along with the Scotia Committee is world on their own. To some girls I drastically and what may have ticularly realistic way to describe formation of the Public Relations well and is being looked forward to preparing a Freshman Record for know it means finding a husband been the most open area in the job success and what it really is. Committee the Student Senate is again. incoming Freshmen; a pictorial before those four fateful years are market could become flooded and Maybe our ideas have been placed The Standing Committes of survey of incoming freshmen along up. And then to some students it therefore very competitive and to high as to how what success is to Guest opinion Student Senate handle all issues with campus information. This means finding a job in their field dosed by the time the educating us. We all need to come down to brought before (he Senate. Each committee since its formation last after they graduate. period is up. earth so that we won't have to go student senator is required to be on semester has been responsible for slowly improving it's publicity on The desire for success is one of Then that student has the option through some of the discouragement a committee to research campus EKU Weekend '78, general publicity campus. Many students at this time for Student Association and open the reasons most of us come to of going back to school and that many people face, when they problems and take a stand on still do not know much about the forum for Senate and colleges in college. We all want to be "suc- becoming more specialized in his get out of school, and aren't im- campus issues. Sludcni Association nor its purpose. the University and Door-to-Door cessful" make a lot of money, get field or working behind the counter mediately placed in a job. The Academic Affairs Committee Night. good jobs, travel and have nice at McDonalds until something College is just a stepping stone to is finishing up the new drop/add The Student Senate has con- homes. It is really a first class opens up. That person is not going the real world. For many of us it is system started last semester and is The Student Senate Vacancy helping out in registration for next Elections will be held on February 6, programming job that has been to have made it in his own eyes or the first time we get away from the sistently dealt with issues and security of our families and some problems of students on campus, 1979 in the Powell Bldg., so come done on us by our parents and in that of those around him, fall. (parents, etc...). independence, but it is still a such as open house policy, 24-hour The Student Rights & Responsi- out and support these representa- society. At the risk of being very tives. cliche it is the American dream. Maybe too much emphasis is put regulated secure environment. lobby areas, etc. since it originated. bilities Committee is responsible for If we don't attain these things on those who do make it, I'm not We must be prepared to face the Along with these traditional within a reasonalbe amount of time really sure. While I do think that fact that our dreams of success functions of investigating and after we graduate then does that those people certainly deserve the . may be slow in coming. helping solve campus problems, Editor's mailbag Letter to Larry generalization, unless of course your It is not being used as an evaluation of band not to play until their cheer is Arts Editor: friends are different than mine. a student's progress, but only shows finished. It's a practice known as Mr. Bernard, (cough, cough) you However. I really don't THINK THAT what kind of shape a student has kept common courtesy. have been attempting, in each con- IS THE CASE. Sure, people are in- himself m throughout his life. And perhaps Mr. Dearen, if you don't secutive arts column since September, variably stimulated by erotica of some As for the exercise value of the run, a exactly appreciate Superman or the to shock u« with your "bold" and sort but to drool at the mere mention of one time run will not have any kind of Lone Ranger, remember last year when "unprecedented" features ronrfining the word sex? Really! medicinal value for the student and it is there was no pep band and school spirit pornography, obscenity, sexual I dose by saving that I have not unlikely that throwing someone into a was at an all tune low. aberrations, etc. posted a rebuttal until now simply run that he is unprepared for will inspire Our pep band - if anything - is not Mark Man* I can understand your "need" to play because I rarely read your articles. him into doing some further running on given enough recognition. They play a Jim Tkonsason Msasger the devil's advocate; (Freud might The only reason I read last week's his own. variety of tunes to decrease monotony Elizabeth Palmer-Ball. article was because the title looked Edstor have called it displaced exhibitionism, Getting 15 per cent of your physical and they show more spirit than most Sarah Warren ••••NewsEdstor but that's another matter), in fact, I am interesting, perhaps one might even say education grade from running one 12- students. sure you perceive your role, i.e. your original. minute run is unfair to a student who is For example, they were at the pep Lisa Rensnaw City Editor mission here at Eastern quite well. But I was disappointed. not suited to be a long-distance runner. rally last Thursday night, where were Keen****. •• Sports Editor Naturally you are out to "shake us It was the same old Larry Bernard If physical education should be you? Ginny Eager Features Editor up" and threaten the very core of our "scandal". required at all, the course should be Kim Latham Larry Bernard. ArtsEdHor "puritanical sensibilities'- with your True, what you wrote may Jolt the graded on an equitable basis, not on an EKU Cheerleader sophmoric, the inhibited and the over Robin Paler Organizations Editor conscientiously scandalous art features. exercise that discriminates against Dieter Cartton ■ That is all fine and well of course, but protected, but why cater to that people who are not good runners. V SUff Artist while you are busy staking your claim audience? Give us something new. Rhonda Edelen Thank you Scott Mlndrum...... Circulation Manager as the enfant terrible of collegiate If you want to write about obscenity, Harvey Ihinbar Advertising Assistant newspapers there are those of us who then do it with some insight and Editor: originality. Team spirit Too often we are apt to critize the would like to read something winch has Member of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia Scholastic Press some real insight into art. Do not, I repeat, PLEASE do not Editor, actions of others and too often we tend Association and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. Your last column. "Obsession with rehash the same things that I am writing this letter in regards to NOT to compliment them on a Job well sex affects all artistic endeavors," socialologists and psychologists have another letter written to the editor, Jan. done. obviously lacked such insight and been telling us about ourselves for the That is the purpose of this letter. I Represented for national advertising by the College Advertising Sales and Ser- 25, from Doug Dearen. vice. Inc., Chicago , III. lacked even the "shock impact" which, last two decades. In his letter he complimented the would like to publicly take this op- I suppose, was the justification for Alfred J. Any student body concerning the fantastic portunity to thank and commend Mr. printing it: show of enthusiasm and school spirit Tom Richardson and his grounds crew Pg*Uahed each Thursday during the regular school year except for vacation and Your column might have shocked me 12-minute run during the televised Tennessee Tech for the efficient manner in which they examination periods at Eastern Kentucky University by authority of the Board of had I bean attending Eastern around Editor. game. have kept the parking lot at the Alumni Regents throngh the Stadent Publication. Board. ^^ sxasmsi 1950. but as it stands I fail to see I am writing about your editorial And indeed, they do deserve a hand House sanded and cleared during the anything shocking or new in the subject snows we have been experiencing this concerning the 12-minute run. . for the spirit at this institution has sky- J^^^l^T^^V
By ROB DOLLAR lights for night air traffic, specifically He said that the institutions and in- for the existing community, but that it Staff Writer designed to conserve energy. dustries were "a very integral part of would be a "selling point" for attracting As of this date, fencing, the paving of our community." and that the airport new industries to the Richmond area. taxi-ways, and the completion of an would serve them in a number of ways. An eight and one-half year project of He cited the fact that two industries (ptxMo by SCOTT ADAMS) jfying to establish an airport in Madison access road are all that is needed to Among the uses that he cited for the finish the airport, according to Colyer airport included such functions as that set up plants in Richmond in recent Family planning County will be completed sometime this years, Exide and Sherwin-Williams, spring when the Madison Airport is providing air service for Eastern and He added that the location of the Berea College faculty, providing a investigated the plans for an airport in With the onslaught of terrible weather many girls won't have to brave the icy officially opened, according to Howard airport would be just off of the Ballard Madison County, before making final mads to go shopping Luckily for these two. there is a campus bookstore to do their Colyer, executive director of the Rich- training location for Eastern ROTC, Road, one mile west of 1-75, between providing a facility for corporate air- decisions on whether or not to relocate browsing in. Ginny Palmer-Ball, on the left, and Missy Palmer-Ball are from mond Chamber of Commerce. to the Richmond area. I.nuisville Ginny. a sophomore is an undecided major and Missy is a junior history Berea and Richmond. craft, as well as providing a facility for major Colyer. who also serves as the Colyer commented that the airport private airplane owners. He added that the airport "will nave a chairman of the Madison Airport Board, does not belong to the county per se. Colyer further commented that the great impact on the growth of Richmond stated that the specific day of the since the cities of Richmond and Berea airport would not only be a great asset and Madison County." opening could not be determined have equal investments in the facility, Computer course offered because it depended entirely on the along with the county. weather the next few months, since dressed by Feb. 1 to Alice Brown. some work remains to be completed. For this reason. Colyer added that the The University is offering residents of Division of Speical Programs (606-622- this area a course in personal com- official name of the facility would be the puters Feb. 28 - April 25. No prior He indicated, though, that if the Madison Airport, so as not to infer that college study is necessary to enroll. weather was nice daring the month of the property was solely county owned. March that the opening possibly could People Roll r The special interest course will in- Metal art in Giles occur in late April or early May. in ... Reportedly, grants from the Federal ■ ■' Tim clude such topics as number systems Aviation Division and the Kentucky by DONNA BUNCH and codes, the microcomputer system, An exhibition of works in precious The 4000 foot long runway of the Division of Aeronautics also helped to airport was recently completed last considerations in buying a personal metals will begin at the University Feb. finance the building of the airport. What is the biggest problem you've encountered dace yea came computer, computer arithmetic, 4. featuring the art of Mary Lee Hu, November and Colyer reported that it Colyer also stated that among the computer logic and boolean algebra, president of the Society of American has the capacity to hold aircraft main thrusts for establishing the airport to the University? programming, and input-output in- Goldsmiths. weighing up to 30,000 pounds. was the desire to serve the college in- (Photot oy STEVE BROWN) terface. The exhibit in Giles Gallery will run Another aspect of the completed stitutions and industries within Rich- through Feb. 28. The Department of Art airport will feature radio controlled mond and Madison County. Questions about registration, fees, invites the public to attend this free and course material should be ad- event
■\ Coles Don't let Raymond the crabs bug you Fee,in9 ide) which cost a few bucks at the myriads of tiny black things scurring M.D. drugstore. The directions are on the along in single file. package. That is why one doesn't see lice in crabby? I might mention in passing that the morgue. The problem there is there are two other ways of getting cockroaches. can get at a picnic. rid of the problem. The first is to The French call it "Ouce have a very high fever, and the Anyone who has lice should d'Amour" or "love louse." We call Second, being an infestation, the identify and warn all appropriate little creatures can hide out in second is to be dead. The reason is it crabs, or to get technical that lice live in a very narrow personal contact, if my meaning is "pediculosis pubis." We see several clothing bedclothes, mattresses, clear. Also bedding, clothing, and upholstered chairs, and bathrooms, temperature range, and they will go cases a week here in the dispensary. looking for more salubrious climate. other possible hideout areas should People who have it tend to get and then hop onto people. be located and sprayed with a bug They itch like mad in the pubic We used to see it at Bellevue very uptight, feeling unclean and Hospital on the bowery bums bomb, that includes lice in the scabrous and defiled, so its worth hair and can be seen as tiny spots in directions. a good light, moving around or brought in dying from alcoholism, saying a couple of things about it. pneumonia, exposure, and starva- That's all it takes. Remember, it's First, while it can be transmitted clinging to hairs. The treatment is specific - it tion. There would be these long dark not veneral, it's not necessarily during sexual contact, it is not, strings across the bedclothes, sloppy hygiene - (unless you neglect repeal NOT a veneral disease. It is comes as a prescription cream or lotion (gamma benzene hcxachlor- coming from their bodies, and on it). an infestation, like the chiggers you closer inspection one could see It's just one of those things! World events, celebrities
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encompass all of them. His answer: already begun, there is little doubt Ron Mack. janlor-asychoUgy. Kdltor's note: Vert Wilkinson, peace. Despite the Shah's orders, he Gayla Anburgey. sophomore- "I give up. Is this a quiz?" about the eventual outcome of the flnanrr. Ashland, Ky. l-exlagtea, Ky. age 21. Is a Junior journalism - warned that any government headed by the Ayaiollah would face serious war. President Carter warned "I think the biggest problem is "There's a lot of problems. I can't theatre arts major from Liberty. Israels's Foreign Minister Moshe Russia and the Vietnamese not to that information is not really point out one specifically. One of the military opposition — possibly a Dayan is trying to arrange a summit clarified in the manuals. You have to major problems is advisors falling Who rules Iran? Shah Moham- cpup. threaten Thailand's borders. Thail- ■ meeting between Egypt's President and can rest assured, now that run all over campus to get to meet the student's needs, med Reza Pahlavi is in exile in The Ayaiollah, who is the leader Anwar Sadat and Israel's Prime something done." especially freshmen." Morocco. Ion's Prime Minister Moscow has assured Washington of the Shiite sect (to which most Minister Menachem Begin. He 'is Shahpour Bakhtiar is in Iran. that the borders will be respected! Iranians belong), is a religious experiencing difficulty. Egypt and Mary Wilson. junlor-correcttoas. Fraa Wllkersoa, j—ter-eteaaentary Ayatollah^Knomeini is in exile in the U.S. are unreceptive to Dayan's In celebrity news, some people are edacatloa. Lextagta*. Ky. - zealot, an anii-Setnitisi and, trying different things. Muhammed Louisville. Ky. "People going home on weekends. France.*- Copfused? So are .the reportedly, an anti-feminist. There proposal. Since the U.S. so "Getting used to everything. It's» Iranians. Ali is making a TV movie. Carol. .Places aren't open on ■iiakanda is a very real possibility that the' despcrately*.wants peace in the so different. I went to another . because there' are not enough When the Shah 1e/t Iran, for* Middle East, why are -we so Burnett and Dolly Parton taped a school." "..^wT- Egypt, he told the military to . Ayaiollah would force the U.S. to Valentine's Day special, while Jodie close its monitoring stations on the reluctant to agree to «^ —««ngs? support the Bakhtiar government. "reskl-.,. Carter is to be excluded Fof-^s going to play, of au things, Russian border. * t a mere teenager Hnwmv Mi|^| •tirex Folley. freshman - politic.I He told the Iranian high command from the talks becaii»vhe sides too Bob Lowe, freshmia-pre-oharsiit; , Baryshnikov is, as usual, brilliant in science. Gretasborg. Ky. that he did not want them to stage a As the world waits to see who will frequently with Sadat. Stanford. Ky. the New York .. City Ballet's "I think we ought to have 24-hour coup. eventually rule Iran, I am stunned lobbies at least. What are students "Finding a parking place close to Bakhtiar, whd has the reluctant by the, antipathy of so many of my With the Vietnamese takeover of .production of "The Four Seasons." going to do in a lobby?" . mv dorm That's the only thing I can support of the military (out of peers. When I asked several of my Cambodia, it seems that another Of Thank heavens, someone knows think of right now." respect for the Shah's orders), is friends for the opinions about the the Southeast Asian dominoes has what he is best at, and is content to unable to bring the country to Iranian crisis, one reply seemed to fallen. Though guerilla warefare has leave well enough alone.
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Disinterest leaves ISA with dwindling membership Bv WANDA ( Mil I >K KSS ihe use of films, lectures and other last semester Of that number, one-third Mall Writer activities ■>r less are members of the ISA. Salman admits that being president of Politically, there are no foreign ■'II is urn ;i club II is an association the ISA is not easy. In fact, he said it's students in the Student Senate, nor in lor both foreign and American the most difficult organization to lead any of the other University student -tudents " because of the different cultures and offices, but Salman blames this on in- SiK-h is the International Student opinions. He added that it is hard to be sufficient support. Association is\- said President Raja democratic. And as for the ISA. if no more Salman. 21. a junior from Jerusalem Despite Ihe problems, the ISA does members join by next semester, Hid member of the l.amba Chi sponsor three conferences, a United predicted Salman, the ISA will be ab- 'ralernity. Nations Day and an annual dinner, solved - unless something dramatic However. Ihe ISA is no longer which draws about three hundred happens. flourishing According to Salman, the participants. As it is. the organization has tried ■iicmbership has dropped from SO to several methods to encourage mem- Salman hopes the ISA can set up a bership - putting up posters, sending live It once consisted of 46 foreign and scholarship program for foreign lour American members. out personalized letters and even calling Salman cites the decline as a result ot students with financial problems and students - all to no avail. ihe organization not having enough get more press coverage of foreign Regardless of the problems facing the students' affairs on campus activities Also, because American ISA. plans for the annual dinner are still students do not support the ISA. the According to Salman, the "press isn't underway. The dinner Is scheduled to loreign students, ton. lose interest, he covering foreign affairs as adequately take place in April, will be joined by the said. as they should.'' He feels that the Spanish. French. Ciruna and the Baptist r'nrmed in 1972. the idea of University Progress, for one. does not com Student Union members. professors, the ISA's aims were to municaie with foreign students about In spite of the non-interest, Salman encourage communication between their affairs. upholds the ISA's purposes. He feels foreign and American students and to Salman says there were one hundred thai American and foreign students can rnlighten others of their culture through fiflv one foreign students enrolled here learn a great deal from one another. 'Tracing Your Roots' class grows family trees Bv MARK TURNER There are also records for other genealogy." Barr said. Editor various Counties and even some on Barr began his genealogical studies surrounding states. when he was in college. People want to know who they are and Documents has some colonial records "My great-grandmother always told where they come from. from Georgia and Virginia me that she was a decendant of Miles Because of this the study of genealogy Most of the genealogical material in Standish. I reallv wasn't satisfied until I is one of the fastest growing leisure the library is in the Townsand Room and could prove it." Barr said activities. Genealogy is the study of most of the genealogical research is The satisfaction in genealogical study one's ancestry done from there. is in the research, according to Barr Dr. Dixon Barr. dean of the College of "We have two complete Kentucky "It's what you find and how you find it." Education is involved in teaching a census and guides on how to find class in beginning genealogy. others." said Sharon McConnell of the Barr's class started Tuesday but The course. "Tracing Your Roots," is Townsend Room. anyone interested may still sign up The part of a series of courses offered by the class meets Tuesdays from 6:30 until There are about two sections in the University's Division of Special H :III p.m in Combs room 117. room that contain genealogical in- The class will make actual use of the SA initiates Programs. Emphasis in the course is being formation, according to McConnell material in the library to do some placed on the methods and materials Because of the amounts of material research on their own. being added to the Townsend Room involved in tracing a family tree, ac- new book-exchange program each day it is impossible to keep an When doing genealogical research cording to Barr. always start with the present generation Bv BETTY ANN GOINS association president. He explained that more organization "Kentuckians are lucky. They have accurate list of all the information. There has been a large increase in the and work backwards. Staff Writer The exchange system, which works as and publication of the book-exchange two fine references right here in the a referral, allows Students to leave a service was needed. State. The Library of the Kentucky number of people using the Townsend ''Sent -with srtat you know and work Room'Tot genealogies! research, ac- back," Barr said. The Student Association for the past note stating their name aadnumber aad Annette Evans, secretary m the Historical Society in Frankfort and the several years has been working to offer the names of books they wish to sell Student Association Office, who handled Filson Club in Louisville," Barr said. cording to McConnell. The main thing, according to Barr is "Ever since the bicentennial more to document everything with as many students an alternative to buying books When someone comes Into the office to most of the inquiries, estimated that For the beginners course Barr said and more people have been tracing their records as possible. in the campus bookstore and this purchase a book they are given a list over 300 books were on the list. they will use a lot of the records in the roots," McConnell said. semester was no exception. which names the books and their sellers. "There was pretty much par- Crabbe Library. "You don't have to go back to famous A book-exchange program conducted "Both the seller and buyer can ticipation I think people were really According to Barr the library "*■ Now. about one-third of the business names to get excitement out of at the beginning of the semester benefit." commented Foster. naoov with it." commented Evans. some good basic genealogical in- in the Townsend Room is involved in genealogy," Barr said. replaced a somewhat unsuccessful Although the service was a last She also stated that she felt many formation. genealogy. For Barr. and most genealogists, the book-buy system that had been used in minute effort to aid students Foster was students weren't aware of the service The reference room and the Another reason for the increased study of one's ancestry is a personal Ihe past pleased with the results. and that more publicity was needed. documents room contain census and interest in genealogy is the airing of the thing. The book-buy system was dropped "I think it's really a good service. I Foster forecast a bright future for court records for Madison County as television mini-series "Roots" the past Quoting a poster he saw in the hall, because of problems with storing the was happy with the response, in which projects of this type that offer an well as several books on how to go about two years. Barr said. "We inherit the past We books and keeping track of the money students took the initiative to come in alternative to the high prices at the doing genealogical research. ." 'Roots' was a shot in the arm for create the future." according to Steve Foster, student and purchase their books." said Foster bookstore.
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Alternative solutions Students responsible for problem areas Students may also borrow shovels and announced investigation into a proposal By SARAH WARREN ice chippers from the Department of to drop the 21 age limit for those wishing News Editor Public Safety and Security, 2821, to to move off campus. clear any area of snow and ice. "We are already running into some Tired of slipping and sliding to classes Student Senator Mike Ditchen an- problems," said Kramer. everyday? Student Senate has offered nounced at the meeting Tuesday that It would be a loss of income to the an alternative. vacancy elections will be held next University, he added, but it is still According to Student Senator Dale Tuesday, 10a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Powell something the committee should look Holbrook. any student who knows of a Building. into. specific area which is particularly "There are IS names on the ballot," Kramer also mentioned the fact that hazardous because of ice or snow can said Ditchen, "and competition in all no security officers were stationed in now call the Department of Buildings but one college." the Alumni Parking lot anymore and and Grounds, 2966, and workers will be There are four vacant seats in the (hat several cars had been vandalized tent to clear the area. College of Applied Arts and Technology, Some slick areas such as the heavily- he said, and only two registered can- The Senate also discussed the travelled alley between the Bookstore didates. proposed crosswalk between the Lan- and the Powell Building had not been President Steve Foster said any caster commuter lot and campus. sufficiently cleared, Vice President Applied Arts and Technology student A proposal was sent to the Depart- John Cooper told the Senate. could still run for a vacant seat as a ment of Public Safety and Security and But, Cooper said he thought this was write-in candidate even though it is too Cooper said he thinks "(hey will work just an oversight by the Department of late to be listed on the ballot. something out. Buildings and Grounds. Also at the Senate meeting, the "There is no good solution," said Cooper added that it is the students' Students' Rights and Responsibilities Cooper. "The University is trying . . . responsibility "to call and tell them Committee, chaired by Chris Kramer, we'll have to bear with them." about problem areas." Placement gets the jobs By GINNY EAGER can be assisted in finding summer jobs in the PS. section of the Progress an- Features Editor and alumni, either recent or not so nounces times of these interviews each t'ndemeath (he beauty of a layer of wWte »now lies the perils recent, can also use the Division of week. This victim of the slippery packed snow was seriously injured yesterday by the steps outside the Moore Building "Hey Joe. where ya headed?" Placement. Students who register with the office "I'm going over to the Placement The Placement office performs many have a file of their credentials. Upon office, graduation is only a few months different services, said Zimmerman, request by the employer these files are away and I've got to start thinking about and their main focus in on employment. duplicated and sent to the employer at Federal grants earning a living. Why don't you come They are concerned that the students be no charge to the student or employer. along?" aware of all the different services that Current job vacancies, listing "Nah, I don't need anyone else to find they perform. positions, employer and contact persons me a job. I can do it myself." One important thing done by are arranged by categories and com- improve northeast Richmond placement is career counseling and plied into an announcement which is Rv MSA RENSHAW Richmond also competed for and won shown that we can administer the This could be a typical conversation planning. The staff is trained to counsel distributed among the University Oty Editor two discretionary grants. One of the grants. We have a good record in between Joe College and his roommate, and discuss career opportunities, locate community and to alumni. grants helped pay for the Madison providing low-income housing," he said. David U Man. But actually the resources materials which would be Ail of these services are availalbe, David Williams is proud of Richmond, Avenue project, a comprehensive The department has had to deal with roommate. D.U.M., knows very little helpful to the prospective employee, free of charge, to all University students of his work and of himself. Williams. program involving installation of disappointments as well as successes. about (he Division of Career Develop- give guidance in Career planning for and alumni. the Housing and Community sewers and sidewalks, housing The department had obtained the ment and Placement individuals and help with organizing job Holihan, who has a degree in Development Director for the past two rehabilitation, plus acquisition of money for a downtown revitalization According to Kurt Zimmerman, campaigns. elementary education, said, "I work years, administers federal money used property and relocation of those living program, but before the plans could be director of Placement, "We don't find Another function performed by the primarily with students and faculty in substandard housing beyond implemented, federal regulations jobs, we assist students and alumni in office is the career information resource involved in the area of education." for improving the community of Rich- center. There is a library-like resource mond rehabilitation. «• changed. Then the plans were not in looking for employment." An important part of her job are the Williams is proud of the success he The other grant is paying for a similar compliance with federal regulations. The office of Placement, located on area with information about college, group presentations. These are in- feels he"s had in the urban renewal project on Hill Street. Under this The city also had money to build the third floor of the Jones Building, has education, business and industry, public formative speeches on the Placement programs Much of Williams' work is program, rehabilitation of substandard public swimming pools, but due to a been around almost as long as the and private agencies and government. office and how it works. Holihan spent trying to get the necessary funds housing is being stressed along with the controversy as to where to build them, University has. But the office has just This area is avilalbe to users of the presents these speeches to campus for projects Studies to determine Rich- installment of sewers and sidewalks. the pools were never built. recently expanded to offer more ser- Division of Placement. organizations, residence halls and There will be some acquisition of Still under decision is the project for vices, said Zimmerman. Employment information is another mond's needs are conducted, sometimes aspect of the Placement office. classes such as student teachers. with the help of the University's geology property and.approximately 12 families converting the National Guard Armory ' Recently, Nancy Holihan, became the According to Zimmerman, com will be relocated. into a community recreational caster. administrative assistant. Zimmerman Statistics, employment trend in- and planning departments. Plans are formation and employment projection munieatien is very important. Students formed and approved, and finally ap- With the success of these two projects The problem is that the city is not eure said thai with the expansion of the office must know that Placement is there and in Richmond's favor. Williams hopes thai (here will be enough funds to came a need for another professional within specific fields information is also they must know what it can do for them. plications are sent to the feds personnel and Holihan fulfilled this available in the Placement office Most of the funds Richmond receives that additional funding for 1979 will be maintain the center after it has been One of Holihan's most important given to the city under the new Small remodeled, due to the possiblily of tax need. If a. person is wondering if he is comes in the form of two types of grants She is a 1972 graduate of the qualified for a job, the personal job responsibilities is communication and from the Housing and Urban Cities program. Richmond will be in culs. she fulfills this responsibility through competition with about 175 other cities Williams said that he works closely University and previously worked in the referrals service might be helpful to Development Department (HUDi. office of Student Activities and Affairs. him. It matches up qualifications of a the group presentations. Entitlement grants are guaranteed across the state The money from this with the University on many of the An important thing to get across to grant will affect about 500 people in the projects. Not only does the geography Holihan said that she enjoys her new job with qualifications of applicants and funds given over a period of five years. position. "I like being able to work with each qualified candidate receives job students, said Zimmerman, and Holihan The last payment from this grant will rest of the northeast sector of Rich- department furnish maps, but this agreed, is that Placement does offer mond. semester three students from the students on campus." information by phone or mail. come in April, the end of the depart According to Holihan, seniors aren't For the students' convenience, em- numerous services for students and ment's fiscal year At this time. Rich- According to Williams, Richmond has University working in the department alumni and that all of these services are a better chance at getting the funds than gaining practical experience along with (he only ones who can benefit by taking ployer representatives come to campus mond will have received a total of $3 advantage of the office. Underclassmen for interviews. 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P.aa 7/Vol. 67/ No. IS Th* Eaatam *Vofraa§ SportsThuraday. Fabraary 1.1t7t Hot shooting Toppers Western cools Colonel*s heels with hot shooting Itv ( MHISKI SHKHKV early, we had to press to get ourselves tonight they hit 78 percent. I wish some 'Not too manv of my players would Staff Writer back in the game. We may have dug of my guys that shoot 60 percent would live through the week if they took shots ourselves too deep a hole." shoot like that." like that," said Byhre. "What happens if When you're hot, you're hoi. when Eastern shot simply miserable in the James Tillman led Eastern with 19 they miss? Where's their rebounding? you're not. you're not. Western Ken- first half, hitting 12 of 39 for a lowly 30 points before fouling out, Tillman's Their whole game rests on if they hit tucky knocked the Colonels from the percent while Western was blistering i turd low estnoint total of the year. Dave their shots or not." ranks of the unbeaten in the OVC Bootcheck did a superb job coming off Tillman led the way for the Colonels the nets at a 62.5 clip. But thanks to 13 with 30 points while Bruce Jones and Monday night with a combination of Hilltopper turnovers, the Colonels were the bench, scoring 13 points and pulling good outside shooting and some clutch down a game high 13 rebounds. Kenny Elliott were close behind with 20 only down 35-28 at the half. and 18 points respectively. Morehead free throws as the HiDtoppers claimed a In the second half the Colonels kept Looking sad in defeat, Byhre had mi, i victory in a jam packed Diddle some words for the wise on the up- was paced by freshman. Glen Napier mounting comebacks but Western who hit 12. of 20 shots, mostly from the Arena refused lo fold. With only 5:27 left. coming rematch (Feb. 3). "Our fans are The Colonels opened the game in a 2-3 a lot different now. Wait until they get to by-pass in scoring his 26 points. Eastern was down by only three, 57-54. A shouting match between Morehead /.one The first time they have used it all but foul trouble plagued the Colonels our place. They better be ready." season. Since the Hilltoppers couldn't The loss still leaves the Colonels atop assistant. Randy McCoy and Eastern's and put the Tops on the free throw line Bobby Washington at halftime led to get the ball inside, they bombed away where they hit an unusual 10 for 10 in the the pack in the OVC with a 5-1 mark. But from the outside, hitting II of their first Western and Tennessee Tech are slowly Colonel Coach Ed Byhre stomping off in closing minutes which iced any hope of a the direction of the Morehead locker 12 shots for an amazing 91.2 percent as Colonel victory. creeping up on the maroon and white, they pulled out to a 17-4 lead. both sport 4-2 records. room. Byhre had to be restrained by two "They shot the ball much better than "You know, that really irks my butt," EASTERN KENTUCKY (65) security guards. we thought they would." said Eastern's said Byhre. "Those guys are hitting 61 A question was asked. "Were they Tillman 8 3-4 19, Bootcheck 5 3-5 13. trying to intimidate you?" to which Ed Byhre Things didn't go well for us percent as a team from the line and Jones 5 3-413. Elliott 3 2-2 8, Tierney 2 0-0 4. Merchant 1 2-2 4, Dale Jenkins 2 0O 4, Byhre replied, "I don't think In- Williams 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 26 13-17 65 timidation is the word. I have some other words that I could use but not SEC foes mark tough WESTERN KENTUCKY (70) intimidation " Wray 6 3-315, Prince 5 W 14, Trumbo EASTERN KENTUCKY (97) 2 8-9 12, Reese 5 0-0 10, Jackson 4 2-4 10, Tillman 12 6-8 30, Jones 10 0-0 20, competition for Eels Washington 3 1-1 7, Thomas 1 Congratulations When On Your Engagement 1st f£r^rf€3aJ/i/^ EKU of Feb. 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Writer The Colonels resume action this women's gymnastics team, who will be Saturday when they host Indiana the Colonels have played are doing Kastern's men gymnasts finished a University at 1 p.m. in the Weaver going up against Indiana University and quite well. poor third last Saturday in a triangular Gymnasium Appalachian State. Eastern upset Dayton by two meet held at Muncie. Indiana, against points earlier this year but since then Ball State University and Indiana Everyone deserves a second However, when Luy was asked to the Flyers have gone on to post a University. chance. comment hypothetically on what 14-4 record. The Colonels also Ball State easily outdistanced the This is what Eastern's second kind of circumstances would consti- posted a two point win over Ball Colonels by a score of 202 35 to 174.06, opportunity program is all about. tute extenuating circumstances State this year and they have been while Inidana finished second wHh a Since 1969, approximately 200 under which a student could be very successful with a I2-S record score of 197 35 students have been helped to earn admitted to the second opportunity which is good enough for third in Coach Jerry Calkin commented that their degrees though the second program a second time he claimed the Mid-American Conference. there was some confusion about the opportunity program of which Dr. he couldn't comment. linal score, when officials at the score The Colonels also lost two earlier table messed up in the scoring of some Jack Luy is the head. It is Luy's responsibility to games this year to Nevada-Reno and of the events. "Essentially the program was recommend anyone for the second Toledo but they have gone on to Calkin said the meet was one "with started to give students who had the chance program so he had to be the show that they were worthy some very good routines and some very potential but weren't making it." one who felt that Payne had enough opponents. Nevada-Reno is now poor routines" from the Colonel squad said Luy. potential to deserve another second 13-4 and Toledo leads the Mid- ;md added that basically, consistency Bobby Payne, a football player chance. In retrospect he obviously was lacking American Conference also with 13-4 He attributed the poor showing, in who recently flunked out of school was wrong. So what this all adds record. The Colonels also still have part. to the fact that t be meet was on the while in the program, wasn't up to is that Payne's GPA meant to play West Virginia who has a 1CV6 road and that the weather made it hard making it in the classroom so he was nothing because he kept having it record and is third in the Eastern lor traveling. given a second chance under the erased under the second chance, Eight Conference. He added, that after looking back on second opportunity program. His program. The Colonel cagers besides the match both he and the team felt that credits were then channeled into an On the same subject it is their performance could have been leading the OVC standings lead in a associates degree program and his interesting to note that the OVC has much better few other team categories. They Calkin stated that the team had an GPA was given a fresh start. no minimum requirements that have the highest scoring (85.9) and excellent showing in the rings event, but Payne was kicked out of school student-athletes must meet so that rebounding (43.9) averages in the had problems in the other exercises. after his junior year but a year later they are able to play ball. conference. They also lead the He praised freshman, all-around man, was re-admitted under the second This is unusual considering that conference in Held goals made. Stan Hewett for having a good meet, as opportunity program for the second many of the larger conferences have James Tillman continues to lead well as freshman. Randy Gall, who time because of his potential. these academic standards and are according to the coach had his best meet the OVC in scoring with a 25.5 ever on the pommel horse and rings. Potential for the classroom or still capable of fielding competitive average. Bruce Jones in tenth in the The Colonels were also plagued by an football field? athletic teams. conference with 12.8 average. injury to Dave Smith, after he fell off of Once again his GPA was given a It is true that the OVC schools One of the highlights this the high bars injuring his shoulder. fresh start. The failing grades would have a much harder time in weekend will be a dual gymnastics Calkin stated that up to that time. removed that had nothing to do with the recruiting wars because they meet with both the men's and Smith was having a "super meet" but his degree program and once again don't carry the glamor of some of women's teams participating at the the injury caused him to be scratched Payne was able to qualify as a from the parallel bars exercise, thus the bigger schools but not to have same time. Agnes Chrietzberg's hurting the team's chances at a better student and play football. set any standards at all seems to be once defeated women will take on performance. Of course a second chance on the an irresponsible act and a disservice Indiana and Appalachian State Calkin slated that the injury did not Kalhy Goode. one of Agnes Chrieteberg's young women gymnasts, goes about second opportunity program is not to the student-athlete academically. while Gerry Calkin's men take on appear to be serious, but added that her routine on the balance beam during the women's match with Western last rare but it is not exactly common DIAMOND DUST: Looking back a Indiana. The meet will take place at Smith would not be used in the team's Saturday. Goode placed second in the all-around competition as the women won either, according to Luy. little at some of Eastern's earlier 1 p.m. in the Weaver Bldg. Wilkerson best lor the third time in four weeks. Goode is a freshman from Versailles. Ky Scoreboard Swimming UPCOMING EVENTS Vic Merchant St 22-30 136 8.6 \l. •. women out-perform Western BasketbslllMsn's] Today - Georgia - Combs, Natatorium - D»ve Bootcheck 30 16-20 76 7.5 Alumni 7:30 P-m. Oaki Jen k ms 49 114 6.7 R\ MONICA KK.IKI.lt rimi|M-tition. as Eastern swept the top plained Chrietzberg. Fab. 3 - Middle Twinnm 16-23 The Colonels were tops in each of the Coliseum ■ 7:30 p.m. Feb 3 - Kentucky • Combs Natatorium - 2 Donnie Moore 37 6.3 *MtlWrt««- tkece spots Wilkerson won with 31.35 p.m. ^^ four events and were just, "a stronger Feb. 5 • Wntwi Kentucky Alumni Dave TkMiaje 13-1S 77 6.1 point;.. Goode. a freshman from Ver- Chria vywama 64 4.0 £.;:•. team than Western." according to Coliseum - 7:30 p.m. IN000R TENNIS COURT HOURS 12 20 sailles. Ky-. was second with 32.30 [Greg Adams BulkMngl Dave Jenkins 6-13 23 2.8 I.ed by the outstanding performances points, and Beth Miles, the lone senior Chrietzberg. BesketbaU IWomen'sl Cervin Blocke. 1-2 6 1.3 of Rhonda Wilkerson. Kathy Goode. and on the team, finished third, having 31.80 Kastem's next meet is Saturday at Today Louisville Away Mon.-Fri. - 6 p.m.-11.15 p.m. Danny Haney 4-6 4 0.8 "l.iurn Spencer, the women's gym- ixiinls I oo p.m in Weaver Gym. The women's Fab. 3 - Western CeroHna - Alumni Sat.-Sun. - 12 noon-11 JO p.m nastics team outdistanced Western and men's teams will be competing at Coliseum 5 15 p.m. Players must reserve court times on the day Feb 5 Weetem Kentucky - Alumni they wish to play. Court tees for 78 mmutee of OVC STANDINGS - Kentucky's squad 127.35 points to 107.75 The meet was highlighted by the the same time for the first time. Coliseum b.lb D.m. lierformances of Spencer, who scored a The women go up against Indiana playing time la as follows Eaatern Conference OvafU points last Saturday at Weaver gym Gymnastics [Woman's) students-■• 75; Eastern tecurty/stsfl -•' .50; WL WL "The meet wasn't as good as we can MS on the balance beam'. Wilkerson. University and Appalachian State while Feb 3 > Indians. Applechian - Wesver Othars »2 60 For reeervsuons cat 622-1104. EASTERN KENTUCKY 51 125 £dn." commented Agnes Chrietzberg. with .i 'i oo on the floor exercise: and the men face Indiana. Bldg 1 p.m. Weetem Kentucky 42 126 ," head roach of the team, "but at least Coode who scored a 9.15 also on floor "Both teams have been strong in the COLONEL SCORING Tennessee Tech 42 • tO Gymnastics I Men'el FG FT TP AVO. Middle Tennessee 33 It 7 we're headed back up the hill." exercise. past." said Chrietzberg. "but all our James TiaVnsn J7g 82-106 432 26.4 "We are very strong in dance and the MoreheedSt 24 •• Wilkerson. a sophomore from Paris. gymnasts will be competing so it should Indoor Track [Men's! Bruce Jones g$ 36 61 226 13-2 AuatJnPaay 24 711 my., was the winner in the all-around women have a lot of creativity." ex- be a very good meet." 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The 1978-79 basketball season is only Harkins, a 6-4 swing man, who was an for the top begins halfway over for the Eastern Kentucky All-State forward at Ashland High here By KEN TINGI.EY Although the Colonels high powered Colonels, but two people are already in Kentucky, left Miami for personal Sports Editor looking forward to next season. reasons as well. "I didn't like the offensive machine was shut down by the Tommy Baker and Jim Harkins are hot shooting Toppers from Western, situation at Miami at all," said Harkins. As far as the strategies of modern war sitting out this season in the wake of "The coaches never really gave me a I hey hope to regain top form and of transferring from Indiana and Miami of ■ire concerned, the best thing that could course revenge the five point defeat in chance to play. They really treated me |xissibl\ happen to a country at war Rowling Green Ohio respectively. bad up there." uniild be to fight on the other guy's turf. Baker, a 6-2 guard from Jeffersonville Although Baker apparently will fit "We have a rematch a week from High School in Indiana, was a starter for Such is not the case this weekend as tonight." said a dejected Byhre Monday right in to the Colonel attack, Harkins is Eastern's Cagers return home after a Bobby Knight's Hoosiers before Knight unsure on his position. "I don't know night "We'll be looking forward to that kicked him and two other players off the how I'll fit in," said Harkins. "Turk will short one game road trip. rematch." team for allegedly smoking marijuana Although, the Middle Tennessee game The Colonels played a gutsy game be back. Tommy (Baker) is coming in. won't quite qualify as a war. you can bet After looking at Eastern Kentucky It will be tough to crack the starting Monday as they made things close after and the University of New Mexico, five." that the Western game on Monday night they were down 17-4 before a sellout Baker chose the Richmond school * ill feature more fireworks than when crowd in Diddle Arena. "But this is my style of play," said the allies'landed in Normandy on D- mainly because "it was close to home Harkins. "I love to run and I can play l>ay Western's early hot shooting proved a and I really liked the people down the kind of defense Coach Byhre Fighting these two games on their handicap but Eastern's 35 percent here." wants." home lurf should prove to be quite an shooting from the field proved to be the According to Baker, the Colonels According to Harkins, he is very fatal blow game plan will be perfect for him. "This happy here at Eastern and he has one asset for Colonel boss Ed Byhre. The "They came out and hit 10 of their is my style of play," said Baker. "I special reason why. "My girl friend Colonels have now won 13 straight first 11 shots," said Byhre "and that'i games at the Coliseum, dating back to a think I'll fit in right away." goes to school down here," said four game winning streak last year hard to stop." "The most important thing right now Harkins. "I guess that helped my The Rlue Raiders are 11-7 this year Western will arrive in Richmond with is determination," said Baker. "You decision a little bit." and sport a 3-3 OVC mark which leaves n 12-6 record and riding a four game them two games in back of the Colonels winning streak. They currently trail Ohio St., Virginia bury They will be hoping to avenge an earlier Eastern by one game in the OVC by way season home court defeat which saw of their 4-2 record. Eastern win 81-77. Greg Jackson, a pre season AII-OVC Colonel tracksters dreg Joyner continues to be the of- pick, and Rick Wray, a center Ry FRANK BUSH junior, Henry Bridges in the 440 with a fensive ringleader for Middle, averaging 10.4 points a game and Stall Writer time of 4:98 seconds. Freshman, Jerry averaging 21 8 points per game. Last leading the team in rebounding, will be Giblin also had a first in the 1,000 meter week he was voted the OVC player o( the the players to watch as the Colonel Eastern's men's track team traveled run with a time of 2:30.8 seconds. week. cagers try to extend their home streak. to Ohio State this past Saturday but Eastern did have some good showings came out on the short end of the despite their dismal finish. The mile Sports Quiz triangular meet. relay team recorded its best time of the Ohio St. came out on top with a score year, with a time of 3:22 seconds. Other of 71'a. followed by the University of tracksters, who managed to place in Answers: Virginia with 54, and Eastern with a their events were: Chris Burton, second Here are the answers to last week's Sarah Warren Their quote of "who's score of 43Mt- in the long jump; and Bill Morgan, I'rng sports quiz playing''" earned them quote of the Bruce Jones (11) makes his move toward the hoop during the Colonels There were a few bright spots for second in the 1500 meter run. 1 The last time Eastern won the OVC week honors at the time. thrilling 97-95 victory over Morehead. Jones scored 22 points on 11 field goals for Eastern. Senior. Chris Goodwin placed title in basketball during the regular the Colonels to place second in the scoring honors for Eastern Eastern faces first in the long and triple jumps, with Looking ahead. Eastern travels to season was 1965 3 The former Eastern player who led two lough opponents this weekend and the outcomes could have a great impact scores of 50 ft., 9 in., and 34 ft, Ivi In., Bloomington, In. next Saturday for a 2 The twoProgress editors who didn't the Cleveland Cavaliers in assists from on the OVC race this year. The Colonels currently led the pack but Tennessee respectively. triangular meet with IU and several know who was playing in the 1978 world 1970-73 is Bobby Washington, the Tech and Western trail by merely one game Also gaining a first place finish was. other (earns from all over the nation. series were Elizabeth Palmer-Ball and current assistant coach of the Colonels ESTATE BANKERS ■ «u'.l • lf)ffO< ( » HtUlUJll.-Mr1 STATE BANK ft TRUST COMPANV OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 7:00 p.m.. AT ALL LOCATIONS, LOBBIES ft DRIVE-IN WINDOWS. WE PUT FORTH THAT EXTRA EFFORT TO BE THE BANK IH YOUR FUTURE 16.88 Bonus for first time donors with this ad. 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The entire should, in order to be successful, portrait of a man whose career has gone stale; Stewart is a victim of his HM'II lo reviewing albums, but after tremendous impact on rock music. sleaziest cut on the album, "Dirty album is pointless because of the look back on his earlier works such own success. listening to Rod Stewart's new Stewart's latest entry, icredibly, is Weekend." The lyrics literally burst lack of assertiveness Stewart dis- as Every Picture Tells a Story. album Blondes Have More FUR. I even more blah - blah than "Foot at the seams with the mention of plays throughout the album. On that album, Stewart was feel that it is so tasteless and terribly I oose and Fancy Free." sex, drugs and checking into a motel Stewart is blowing hot air on this confident but he also freely Here's one vote suggesting Rod done that it deserves mention in this "Blondes Have More Fun" with one's best friend's girlfriend. album, trying to make female admitted that he was not perfect. Stewart remember his listeners and So? Where's all the smut and listeners have multiple orgasms Since that album Stewart's career release an album that is enjoyable to tilth? What starts out as a lewd and while listening to him crooning love has been a downhill slide. listen to. But, sadly, somehow I lecherous song ends up as an almost songs. His idea doesn't work; he Blondes Have More Fun is a don't think that will happen. innocent little tribute to motels. If Stewart wants to try his hand at Larry sleazincss, perhaps he should take lessons from the King of the Sluts himself, Mick Jagger. Bernard Stewart is totally out of his category when he attempts a Four Tops' classic "Standin' in the Shadows of Love." Toward the Arts Editor middle of the song he whispers, groans, shouts, moans and does everything but sing well. Evidently column. contains a so - so song, "Do Ya the poor guy lost control of himself Rod Stewart usually produces Think I'm Sexy," that has and overacted dramatically. albums that arc both pleasant to blossomed into a big hit for this The one song Stewart manages to listen to and convey a certain down-and-out performer. It's a succeed on is "The Best Days of My message to those intelligent enough somewhat humorous attempt for Life," a tender little love song that to catch it. But with this latest Stewart to try his hand at disco, but is sung to a calm and serene guitar album he has reached an all-time somehow it just doesn't fit into the arrangement. He manages to ln». a plateau that even Stewart Stewart mold. Apparently the song control his vocals to a low pitch that himself, as talented as he is, may not is Stewart's answer to the Rolling works very effectively. Unfortun- be able to overcome. Stones' "Miss You." ately, it's the only bright spot on the Stewart has never released an "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" is a entire album. album that is so difficult and failure because Stewart's vocal can't "Ain't Love a Bitch" is surpris- unpleasant to listen to and the quite handle the song; he never ingly a somber, quiet ballad that frightening thing is (hat apparently seems to know what direction he works brilliantly until a gang of this is not just a faulty step leading wants to push the song to. Mick dildo brains start oohing and ahing into a bad recording. The previous Jagger's voice on "Miss You" in the background and screws the Stewart album Fool Loose and would at times seem to be dead whole song up. Stewart must have Faacy Free also conveyed to serious and at other times he was employed the Mormon Tabernacle listeners that maybe this performer poking fun at the entire disco scene. 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Ky. - 201-227-8800. wmmmmmmmm wmmmmmmmm P»9» 11/Vol. 57/No. II Tfss tMttfn Protjpsss Thurid.y, Frtxuary I, 1971 The day the music died: Buddy Holly's death recalled B\ IM>\ MTNAV Holly was a great influence on Paul Uist year. Holly's music began to Staff H t in r McCartney in particular. In 1975, Paul make a comeback inspired by a movie and Linda McCartney recorded an aboul his life. THE BUDDY HOLLY Kalurday, February 3 is ihe 20th entire album of Buddy's songs entitled anniversary irf "'he day Ihe music Holly Hays. STORY was one of the surprise hit films died "-when an airplane carrying Many young musicians were touched of 1978. II starred Gary Busey (who may Muddy Holly. Kichie Valens. and Ihe Big by Holly's music. One such musicians be nominated for an Oscar for his part) Hopper i.l R Richardson) crashed into was Don Met 'lean who called the day of in a fictionalized account of Holly's life. nil Iowa cornfield Holly's death "ihe day the music died." Husey put on an excellent performance lluddy Molly was one of the biggesl McClean's hit song "American Pie" as he looked and sounded very much nick Mara of the 1950s Holly, and his describes how McClean was affected by like the real Buddy Hotry. .'.rntip the ('rickets, came onto the Holly's dealh. national scene out of Lubbock. Texas, in i.mda Rnnstadl has successfully The movie did a great deal to increase i on audiences HOURS: TIMS. - Fri. 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February 1. 1979 ■ ■ ■ ■ - Governor tells story Covey pleads (Continual) Irom II Carroll said trjavig to cut the tax base Kentucky was also able to double the while promising to keep an existing funds for primary and secondary programs and expecting continued education, he said, from MOO million to guilty to charges growth is the most dangerous, MOO million philosophy he has seen in 18 years of "And where did we get the money to public service. (Continued from p«f> 11 idea at the time how many credits had double funds for education?" asked If that philosophy had been followed, Carroll. The card was then sent to the political been falsely awarded. Plummer said "How many buildings would not be here science department for verification by they took random samples of all course "It came on the premise, established on Eastern's campus?" asked Carroll. »l the beginning of this administration, the chairman of that department that cards in the Registrar's office just "to According to the governor. "Those the class had been completed by make sure they didn't miss any." that we have a diversified enough base who want to cut taxes and not cut that when the nation goes into dept. we correspondence from his department. It was found that three Estill County programs are facing the impossible. In The particular card in question bore High School students had been awarded don'l." he answered. order to do it. you've got to cut a According to the governor, this tax the name of Drinda Morrison Carter, a false credits by Covey and two of the building or a program somewhere," he student here and the wife of John Carter student's high school diplomas* were base does not come solely from in- said. dividuals, but from tourism, exports II The political science department had consequently revoked. "This university is what it is today no record of Ms. Carter taking the and industrial development. Exports because of citizens like you who've and tourism each brought in $1 billion course either and the signature of the Two University diplomas were also supported it. We can't support it with chairman of political science. Dr. Julias reportedly revoked but the individual's last year, he said. cliches: we have to support it with Carroll argued that limiting state Singleton, was said to be forged. names are not being revealed. dollars." said Carroll. An internal audit was simultaneously Abo named as receivers of false spending to the increases in per-capita The governor said it will take "more income and adding only inflationary ordered by President Powell to deter- credits were two former Richmond than one individual to row the boat" and mine if the records in the Registrar's police officers and two current increases to the budget would stifle that everyone must "grab an oar" if growth such as Kentucky experienced in office of those who, received Lexington firemen. The Lexington fire they believe in what the University has correspondence course credit since 1975 department is currently investigating 1977 and the University experienced accomplished. during its days of building proliferation. matched payments received. the matter. "Some assume the state budget But as one student. Eric Middlebrook, According to James Pluramer, in- Covey is being lodged in the Madison shouldn't exceed seven percent," the was overheard to say afterwards, "He ternal auditor for the University, the County Jail while awaiting formal rate of inflation, he said. "If that's true, wasn't talking to us He was talking to cards which listed grades but had no sentencing Feb. 9. Prosecuting Attorney ihere is no growth." Frankfort." records of payment were sent to the Ben Walker recommended Covey various instructors for verification. receive one year for each count or a Illegal trailIC up Apparently, the University had no total of 14 years. in Roark alley Collegians get i (PIHMo by SCOTT ADAMS) Bv VALERIE JO HOLMES The stop sign at the end of the alley is also abused as vehicles run it and could Jumpin for joy grants Staff Writer easily collide with pedestrians as well as Eastern IS the Big E. cheers Donna Hayes, cheerleader for the Colonels To prove I Continued Irom | ill provided he or she is eligible to receive The alley between the Roark and with other vehicles. the funds. her point, she does a high jump in response to a score by the Colonels in a recent their new financial aid packets should Science buildings is causing problems at As of now there will be tickets issued game* This new act will also take income the University. "It's getting to be too to any vehicles other than those of bring them to the program with a copy ceilings off Guaranteed Student Loans much of a main thoroughfare," ac- service to the University said West- of their 1978 federal income tax returns. (GSL) which makes all students eligible cording to Larry Westbrook, safety brook. The fines will be anywhere Students who have not received packets to receive loans regardless of their coordinator between $50 to $60 Smiley gets three years can pick them up the night of the income. Students receiving GSLS can go The only traffic allowed through there If the traffic does not cease, there is a program. through banks to receive the loans at a 7 are service vehicles as the sign facing possibility of pad-locking the alley so A University student. Scott Smiley, Smiley, a junior law enforcement Jacobs encourages all students to percent interest rate. the Jones building designates These that no one can enter without a key. was sentenced to three years in major and a member of the Sigma Chi apply as early as possible for the funds The new act has also affected the vehicles include security. University Westbrook said he is only looking out LaGrange Penitentiary for unlawful fraternity, was arrested Nov. 30. The first priority filing date is April 1. financial aid office here. Three new station wagons, garbage trucks and for the safety of the students and trafficking in drugs on Jan. 18 by Jacobs also said this is an entitlement employees have been hired, according mailmen and it excludes all privately faculty, which is an important part of Madison County Circuit Court judge. A motion for probation was overruled, program, meaning that funds will bo to Jacobs, in anticipation of more owned cars. every job at the University. James S. Chenault. this was Smiley's first offe available to everyone who applies. students applying for financial aid THE CALICO RESTAURANT hwr to Luv Yon Special VALENTINES DAY FEB. 14 Prime Rib Dinner For 2 with all the trimmings. $10.95 And a free gift for the ladies! The Calico Restaurant located in 710 Wett Eastern By Pan ^oMaut&vvvC Phone: 623-9220 JOHN PRINE IN CONCERT Monday, Feb. 12, 7:30 I Brock Auditorium Tickets On Sale! Students $S°° In Advance At Others At The Door '600 Powell Information Desk Bursars WitSow'Coats . A^ministr ation Buildic^ * Ciirrie" Mask World a!"*- A University Center Board Presentation I ._ i. - u - fc. »_»-J» m. _. , _ i. 1- - *.«'lB4r^ _— ■-- a c c A Supplement to the Eastern Progress presented as a service to its readers Dateline: February 1,1979 By NANCY SPENCER wildlife posters in the Powell Building Tonight on Channel 27 at 8:00 "Mr. staff Writer Also, the Association of Law Enforcement Horn" starring David Carradine and will meet at 4:30 p.m. today In the Jaggers Karen Black will be presented. This is part It seems that the different organizations Room. one of a two-part series. This "move will tell on campus are planning a busy week for Lambda Sigma will have a get- the story of Tom Horn, a frontiersman. students. acquainted party Wednesday from 8-10 The conclusion will be aired Saturday at 8 The Kappa Delta Tau service'sorority p.m. in the Herndon Lounge. All freshmen p.m. will sponsor a rush party tonight at 8:46. with at least a 3.3 GPA are invited. Tomorrow at 8 p.m. the Psi Chi The University film series will present Also, Saturday at 10 p.m. Sandy Duncan organization will be meeting. A speaker is "Rocky" Thursday, Friday and Saturday will guest star in "Liberace - A Valentine scheduled to be present. "Annie Hall" will be presented Sunday, Special" on Channel 27. Today the Wildlife Society will be selling Monday and Tuesday. Enjoy the week and stay busy! 2 p.m. EKU swimming team vs. U.K., 7:49 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," Feb. 1 Combs Natatorium. Campus Cinemas. Today 5:is p.m. EKU women's basketball vs. 7:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," Western Carolina, Alumni Coliseum. Campus Cinemas. 4:34) p.m. Association of Law En- 8 p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Buchanan 8 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl forcement. Jaggers Room, Powell Theater. Buchanan Theater. Streisand and Reford will star In "The Way We Were,' Building. 7 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. 9 p.m. Beginning sign language class, Feb. 4 on ABC. 8-19 p.m. Sport Boat and Vacation Show. 7:38 p.m. EKU men's basketball vs. Martin Hall, coke room. Rupp Arena (82.75 for adults: 81.50 for Middle Term., Alumni Coliseum. 9 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. children) 7:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," 9:29 p.sa. Movie "It's Not the Size," • p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Buchanan Campus Cinemas. . Campus Cinemas. Theater. 7:49 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Site," 9:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," SUNDAY Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas. 7 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. (ABC) MOVIE SPECIAL: 7:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. - 6:00 7:3* p.m. EKU swim team vs. Georgia. 8 p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Buchanan 19 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl Buchanan Theater. PR! C S T M £ T Combs Natatorium. Theater. "The Bad riews Bears" 1976 Walter Matthau. Tatum O Neal 7:48 p.m. Movie "California Suite," 9 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. A rag-tag little league team, headed lor the sub-cellar, wins Campus Cinemas. 9:29 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," when it counts. (R) 8 p.sa. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Buchanan Campus Cinemas. Theater. 9:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," Tuesday FA. I (CBS) MOVIE SPECIAL: 8:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 7:00 8:48 p.m. Kappa Delta Tau meeting. Campus Cinemas. PM C.S.T., M.S.T. McGregor date lounge. 19 p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl "Rocky" 1976 Sylvester Stallone. Talia Shire. The Academy Buchanan Theater. Award-winning movie tells the uplifting story of the efforts f p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema 8 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall." Pearl ot a small-town boxer and street punk in Philadelphia. Rocky 9:48 p.m. Movie "California Suite." Buchanan Theater. Balboa, who battles against overwhelming odds to make Campus Cinemas. 7 p.m. Movie "Magic." Towne Cinema. something o( himself It p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl 7:49 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," Buchanan Theater. Campus Cinemas. (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. Sunday Feb. 4 7:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," - 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. Campus Cinemas. "The Way We were" 1973 Barbra Streisand. Robert Redford 8 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl The bittersweet story of the unlikely love and marriage of Buchanan Theater. two people with totally different lifestyles, set against the Feb. 2 12 noon - 8 p.m. Sport Boat and Vacation turbulent 1940s. (R) Friday Show. Rupp Arena. 9 p.ml. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. 8 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl 9:29 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," MONDAY 8-11 p.m. Sport Boat and Vacation Show. Buchanan Theater. Campus Cinemas. (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 PM Rupp Arena. 7 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. 9:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," E.S.T.. P.S.T. • 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. t p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Buchanan 7:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite." Campus Cinemas. "Backstairs at the White House" 1979 Olivia Cole. Leslie Campus Cinemas. 19 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl Theater. Uggams. Book Two of the nine-hour fact-based mimseries 7:49 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," Buchanan Theater. about the experiences of Maggie Rogers and her daughter. 7 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema Lillian Rogers Parks Maggie Rogers and her daughter Lillian 7:49 p.m. Movie "CaBfomia Suite," Campus Cinemas 8 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl are caught in the whirlwind of history as White House maids: Campus Cinemas. the death of President Harding ends the years of scandal 7:49 p.m. Movie "It's Not The Size That Buchanan Theater. and gossip, and the quiet dignity of President and Mrs 8:39 p.m. Assertiveness Workshop, Counts," Campus Cinemas. Coolidge is a welcome relief: but the calm is followed by the 8 p.m. Psi Chi meeting, Camack Martin Hall, coke room. Wednesday «. 7 stern Herbert Hoover—and the Great Depression t p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema Building. Room 129. TUESDAY 8 p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Buchanan 9:39 p.m. Movie "It's Not The Size," Campus Cinemas. (NBC) BIG EVENT: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. • 8:00 PM Theater. 4:39 p.m. International Students Assoc. 9 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema 9:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," C.S.T., M.S.T. Campus Cinemas. meeting, Conf. Room A, Powell Building. "Two Minute Warning" 1979 Charlton Heston, John 9:39 p.m. Movie "It's Not The Size," 7 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. Cassavetes. When a team of thieves sets out to execute a Campus Cinemas. 19 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl Buchanan Theater. 7:39 p.m. Movie "Looking For Mr. multi-million dollar art heist, they plant a sniper in the Los 9:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite." Goodbar," Pearl Buchanan Theater. Angeles Coliseum during a football game to cause a panic Campus Cinemas. 7:49 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," and divert attention from their theft. 19 p.m. Movie "Rocky," Pearl Campus Cinemas. Buchanan Theater. 7:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," (PBS) MOVIE THEATRE: 10:30 AM E.S.T.. P.S.T. • 9:30 Monday Feb. 5 Campus Cinemas. AM C.S.T., M.S.T. "Man of Aran" 1934 Colman King, Maggie Dtllane Robert 8:39 p.m. "Human Relationships" in Flaherty's classic documentary chronicles the day-to-day Martin Hall, coke room. existence and the constant fight for survival of the fisherman Saturday M>. 3 5:18 p.m. EKU women's basketball vs. 9 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. on a remote island off the Irish coast. Western Ky. University, Alumni Coliseum. 12 noon -11 p.m. Sport Boat and Vacation 9:29 p.m. Movie "It's Not the Size," 8 p.m. Movie "Annie Hall," Pearl (CBS) SATURDAY NIGHT MOVIE! 9:00 PM E.S.T., Show. Rupp Arena. Campus Cinemas. Buchanan Theater. 9:49 p.m. Movie "California Suite," 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. I p.m. EKU women's gymnastics vs. 7 p.m. Movie "Magic," Towne Cinema. "Flatbed Annie A 9wsstlepls. Lady Truckers" 1979 Annie Indiana and Appalachian State. Weaver Campus Cinemas. 7:39 p.m. EKU men's basketball vs. 19 p.m. Movie "Looking For Mr. Potts. Harry Dean Stanton. Two young women |om forces 1 p.m. EKU men's gymnastics vs. In- Western Ky. University, Alumni Coliseum to save an expensive trucking rig from the repossessor and diana. Weaver. Goodbar." Pearl Buchanan Theater. keep it out of the clutches ol hiiackers. » Public Radio 88.9 2/1/79 Today Feb.. Friday Feb. 2 •MAM-JOURNAL SIS PM - AFTERNOON REPORT 12:30 PM — POTPOURRI OP CLASSICS • 30 PM - THE BEST OF See Monday. 600 AM lor complete See Monday. 5 15 PM lor complete See Monday. 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Each waoknlght Curtain Tuna presents sents and evaluates the early years of (New Program) What is women's presenting btth accomplished and the entire soundtrack or original cast 8:30 - JAZZ UNLIMITED recorded iazr from 1917 1947 music' The bottom line ol course Is promising pianists in concert and recording of a motion picture or stage Sea Monday. 8 30 PM tor complete that it it music, performed by women competition musical. program description. r . .^s-r*. . » 2/1/79 1?OT!s*eJ 74* SANFORD AND SON Feb. 3 © REX HUMBARD MY THREE SONS Today Feb. 1 Saturday SESAME STREET MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT CVEMNO JIMMY SWAGGART JOKER'S WTLD MORNING l:M (9 THE STORY 7JI HOLLYWOOD SQUARES IN <9 NEWS SHOW MY PEOPLE STUDIO SEE § AGRICULTURE USA TOP GOES THE COUNTRY FARM REPORT GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE DKK CAVETT SHOW ABCNEWS WHAT'S NEW MISTER MAGOOT (:M 3f NBC NEWS MOVIE -(WESTERN) •• TV Trail NEWLYWEDGAME BeyeasTlfM INSIGHT «:M LITTLE HOUSE ON THE CBS NEWS Ml (9 WORLD TOMORROW SJLO. HOT FUDGE OUTDOORSMAN T:M DUSTVS TREEHOUSE CLUE CLUB ALL IN THE FAMILY ARCHIES. ANIMALS, ANIMALS, ANIMALS BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL 1M V FAMILY AFFAIR 114* 3$ NEW SHAPES IN EDUCATION MY THREE SONS H-M YOGI'S SPACE RACE SALVAGE-I POPEYEHOUR DAY OF DISCOVERY l:M ALICE MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT REVIVAL IN AMERICA JOKER'S WILD SCOOBVS ALL-STARS MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES Ml FANTASTIC FOUR IMI (9 IMMANUAL BAPTIST CHURCH Backstairs At The White House' 1979 7:1* qf NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Stars: Leslie Uggams. George Kennedy FAMILY FEUD GODZILLA SUPER M mat BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD REVIVAL TABERNACLE DICK CAVETT SHOW © MASH NEWLYWEDGAME RUNNER REVIVAL HOUR Ml O CHALLENGE OF THE SUPER 11*1 ft IT IS WRITTEN W WE INTERRUPT THIS YEAR: It* 9 CIRCUS SUPER HEROES REBOP MR. HORN FRIENDS 1171 1M7 (9 METRIC MARVELS _ ONE WAY SEC. BASKETBALL NOVA 11:11 3f BLUEGRASS PERSONALITIK.S Ml MORK AND MINDY IMI m DAFFY DUCK WKRP IN CINCINNATI Sfl TARZAN AND THE SUPER FACE THE NATION LOU GRANT S:M SB MAKIN'IT STUDIO SEE FOOT8TEPS OU1NCY 11:31 CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK PALESTINE 11:57 QP METRIC MARVELS 11 M W FRED AND BARNEY SHOW AFTERNOON 114* IO0 NEWS BARNEY MILLER 11:31 THE TONIGHT SHOW • 31 BJB SOAP O FANGFACE ItM (9 YOUR GOVERNMENT BARNABY JONES 1I:M 9 NEW SHAPES: EDUCATION DIRECTIONS CBS LATE MOVIE FAMILY « PINK PANTHER SHOW ZOOM POLICE STORY ROBERT SCHULLER 14* TOMORROW 1I.1* * SNEAK PREVIEWS Z:M TAKE FIVE iiM as rae NEWS AfTERNOON IMI m MEET THE PRESS ll:M 9 THE TONIGHT SHOW lt:M «) SPACE ACADEMY NEWSMAKER CBS LATE MOVIE OF EARTH AND MAN COMMENT ON KENTUCKY STARSKY AND ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL IM <9 THB OTHER EDEN HITCH MAN MX IZ:M © FAT ALBERT CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES Feb. 6 IN (W TOMORROW AMERICAN BANDSTAND APPROACHES TO HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday !« S TAKE riVE 1:M m COLLEGE BASKETBALL ~m EVENING ARKII NEW UFE l:M 9 DESIGNING HOME INTERIORS «:»• NEWS GJLD. STUDIO SEE Friday Ftta. 2 P M MINUTES ISSUES AND ANSWERS ABCNEWS FOCUS 1:41 © U HOURS OF DAYTONA 1:41 © NBA BASKETBALL ALL-STAR Ml NBC NEWS EVENING !N © UDSWORLD CBS NEWS GUTEN TAG IN DEUTSCHLAND GAME GJtD. NEWS URBAN LEAGUE !M <9 COLLEGE BASKETBALL "71 MUPPETSSHOW STUDIO SEE Q THE SUPERSTARS Ml SB TOBACCO TALK Ml SANFORD AND SON . ABC NEWS APPROACHES TO HIGH SCHOOL 9 OF EARTH AND MAN (: 1* 9 NBC NEWS S INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION MY THREE SONS CBS NEWS MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT I MOVIE -(TITLE UNANNOUNCED) BOXING JOKER'S WTLD GITEN TAG IN DEUTSCHLAND 1:M » PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED SNEAK PREVIEWS . GONG SHOW 7:11 DOLLY SPORTS AFIELD SPORTSWORLD tlMJMS NAME THAT TUNE 7:M 9 FAMILY AFFAIR DESIGNING HOME INTERIORS PRISONER MY THREE SONS DKX CAVETT SHOW COLLEGE BASKETBALL T» M HOURS OF DAYTONA NEWLYWEDGAME MACNEDvLEHRER REPORT FABULOUS FUNNIES RING CROSBY PRO-AM GOLF JOKER'S WTLD M BIG EVENT MOVIE Two-Minute PROGRAMMING IAMENT Warning' 1I7« Stars: Cbarlton Heaton. 7:M 9 DONNA FARGO SHOW [ANNOUNCED WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS John Cassavetes INSEARCHOF WRITING FOR A REASON FOOTSTEPS © THE HORROR SHOW COMMENT ON KENTUCKY HEE HAW HONEYS EXPLORING THE RESTLESS , NEWLYWEDGAME 9 MASTERPIECE THEATRE BILL DANCE OUTDOORS SEA 8 HAPPY DAYS IN m WTFTIENT STROKES RING CROSBY PRO-AM GOLF ft THE NEW ADVENTURES OF 1:11 •2 LA VERNE AND SHIRLEY TOURNAMENT EVENING IN m A BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR JOSEF S ALL-STAR SOCCER f ONE TO ONE rum m WASHINGTON WEEK IN WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS WILD KINGDOM THREE'S COMPANY PUBLIC AFFAIRS CROCKETTS VICTORY 1:11 TAXI HAPPY DAY8 _ PAPER CHASE *:M <9 BROTHERS AND SISTERS CVEMNO •2 MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• TV Ultle ALFRED L DUPONT-COLUMBIA WALL STREET WEEK c*as"l»» MAKIN'1T •41 9 PORTER WAGONER SHOW AWARDS NEWS NBC NEWS LY AND HUTCH TURN ABOUT JOE HALL SHOW THE DUKES OF HAZZARD NOVA NEWS It* 9 NBC NEWS ONCE UPON A CLASSIC TONIGHT SHOW FARM DIGEST THE WONDERFUL WORLD m FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Girls CBS NEWS LATE MOVIE THATS HOLLYWOOD IEY TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK In TV Office'1171 SUrt Barbara Eden, M MINUTES ji Saint James. 7*t (9 LAWRENCE WELK SHOW Love Boat III' 1177 Stars: Gavin Ma- HEEHAW THE PALLISERS rd. Lauren Tewes. HELLO. LARRY . ABC SUNDAY MOVIE SPECIAL MEMX ONCE UPON A CLASSIC l.-M TOMORROW THE OSMOND FAMILY HOUR The Bad News Bears' 1176 Stan Walter TAKE FIVE SWEEPSTAKES Matthau, Tatam O'Neal DALLAS 7:11 9 CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK I PALLISERS III # CHIPS IM (9 THE BBS EVENT MR HORN © SPECIAL MOVIE PRESENTATION .. _» NEWS Rocky' 1171 Stars: Sylvester Stallone. Wednesday M. 7 THE TONIGHT SHOW FIRING LINE DELTA HOUSE Talia Shire. _ MOVIE -(SCIENCE FICTION) •••• M TO MRS. BROWN: A "Planet .f the Aaes" 1MI Ml SB WELCOME BACK. KOTTER EVENING CENTENNIAL . fUGHTER BARETT A MASTERPIECE THEATRE «:M NEWS JUKEBOX BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL STUDIO SEE THE LOVE BOAT SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE The Way THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL We Were' 1171 Stare Robert Red lord ABCNEWS _ MOVIE -(WESTERN-DRAMA) ••• IIM «7J LIBERACE-A VALENTINE SPECIAL Barbra Streisand Continued on p*o» thrsa... 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Main C M m: MCHAUP PHYO« — J l:M (9 VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS CANDID CAMERA ^ Free Delivery In Town -' .•-•■ VT- 2/1/79 Development A Placement, 319 Jones PLACEMENT INTERVIEW technical majors. NOTE: General information booth will Building from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. All ap- Summer program PROCEDURES plications are to be returned to the 1. All interviews will be held in the be available from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Outside The Federal Summer Intern Program North GrlD Are* in Powell BMg. above office by February 22th The test provides opportunities for qualified, in- Division of Career Development A will also be given at other locations Placement, SI* Jones n-*«-g terested SENIORS AND GRADUATE LEVER BROTHERS COMPANY throughout the state. Please direct all students to receive practical experience in 2. Students who wish to schedule in- questions to the Division of Career terviews must sign-up in person at the NOTE: Postponed interview date until some area of Federal government activity later in Semester. Watch the Pipeline for Development A Placement, 319 Jones related to their special interest. Division Office, 31B Jones BMg. Monday - BMg. («M) 622-27*5 Friday from • a.m. - 4:30 p.m. rescheduled interview date. Information on nomination procedures 3. Interview sign-up starts after MARTIN COUNTY BOARD OF for internships with the following agencies organizations are announced in the FY1 or AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY EDUCATION, INEZ, KY has immediate is available in the Career Development « the PLACEMENT PIPELINE CORP. and-or Fall 1979 vacancies in the following Placement Office, 319 Jones Building 4. The minimum requirement for Positions: Sales - Marketing; Ac- areas: Elementary (5), Elementary Art Deadline for submitting credentials for scheduling an interview is the completion counting - Finance; * Operations Mgmt (1), Speech Therapist (1), English 7th or nominations Is March S. 1*79. and filing of a data sheet which is available Trainees. 8th grade (1). If you are interested in securing a position and-or interviewing Defense. Dept. of the Air Force - Data in the Division office. 319 Jones Bldg. Qualifications: Bachelors or Masters Systems. Degree in Bus. Adm. or Related Majors. with the Martin County schools, ap- plications are available in the Career Justice, Antitrust Div. - Public Admin., NOTE: Operation Trainees: Require Accounting. Legal Assistance, Social Work Interviews Minimum of 6 hrs. in Acct. Acct. - Finance Development and Placement Office, 319 Jones Building. NASA - Computer Science, Math, BOB EVANS FARM FOOD, INC. Trainees: Min. of 12 hrs. of Acct. Statistics. EDP Positions: Retail Food Management Office of Personnel Management Trainees GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY Education. Liberal Arts. Management Qualifications: All Majors A Degrees Positions: Management Trainees Career objectives Treasury. Bureau of Public Dept interested in Food Service Careers Qualifications: Industrial Technology, A major step in organizing a Job cam- Business. Computer Science, EDP. Accounting, Business Administration, Management. Public Administration, Math, and EDP paign is the formulation of career ob- XEROX CORPORATION Psychology. Positions: Sales Trainees jectives. While objectives are first Qualifications: All Majors A Degrees FAYETTE COUNTY SCHOOLS initiated when an individual selects an interested in Sales-Marketing Career Interviewing all candidates interested in academic major and begins to focus on Ed. graduates FaU"79-» and explore a particular career field, as Prior to May graduation, a mini-resume NATIONAL LIFE • ACCIDENT IN- Elementary or secondry positions the field of study is pursued they begin to booklet of May and August 1979 teacher SURANCE CO. examine the compatibility of the academic education graduates will be releaierl to Positions: Marketing Management background with their own skills, interests approximately 350 school systems in Trainee Program and goals. Particular career goals usually Kentucky and surrounding states. If you Qualifications: All Degrees with Major Career exam evolve from this self-evaluation, and often will be seeking employment in the Fall and or Minor in Bus. Adm or some Most entry level positions with the times they are directly In line with wish to have your credentials included in background in business courses Federal government require qualifying academic preparation. If not, some career the Spring mini-resume booklet, stop by scores on the PACE ex*m which will be options can be eliminated and efforts for the Career Development A Placement U.S. AIR FORCE given on campus Saturday, March 34,1971. career preparation can be redirected. As office. 319 Jones Building and complete a Positions: Pilots, Navigators, Engineers Exam applications to schedule your seat this occurs, specific career and em- mini-resume information sheet by Qualifications: Bachkrs or Masters for the exam can be picked up until ployment objectives become more clearly FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1979. Degree in Science, Math, or other February 22, 1979 in the Division of Career defined. PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 1:M «Z> MATCH GAME (EXC. THUR.) W&33i:M NBC NEWS 1149 97)93 NEWS PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED ALL MY CHILDREN CM NEWS 11:1* THE TONIGHT SHOW .PEL) l:M « DAYS OP OUR LIVES WRITING FOR A REASON CBS LATE MO VW. HOSPITAL AS THE WORLD TURNS BANANA POLICE WOMAN-MANN1X ALL DO THE FAMILY !H M ONE LIFE TO LIVE 1M SANFORD AND SON TOMORROW CARD SHARKS MS 9 DOCTORS MY THREE SONS MS TAKE FIVE KENTUCKY MORNING GUIDING LIGHT MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT MARCUS WELBY. M.D 1:57 9 NEWS BULLETIN JOKER'S WILD lfcM B ALL STAR Secrrt. 3:M ($ ANOTHER WORLD 7:1S THAT GOOD OLE NASHVILLE Monday thru Friday PUCE ■ EIGHT (EXC. THUR.) GOJJGAN-S BLAND MUSK NEWS BULLETIN 1:M O DATING GAME