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Snow changes EVERYTHING OLD IS NEW AGAIN Eastern class schedule plays host By Angic Hatton pattern is missing from the semester. to All "A" Nmvsaditor The Monday of Feb. 21, originally a university holiday for President's The great snow storm of 1994 is Day will now be used as a Tuesday gone except for random piles of dirty class day. All Tuesday classes will tourney snow, and it's time for Eastern lo get meet at regularly scheduled times on back down to the business of higher that day. education. Further, finals week will now be ■ Classes moved University President Hanly compressed into five days instead of Funderburk sent out memos yester- six. The last Friday of classes, April from Alumni day informing faculty of the plan de- 29, will be considered a Thursday Coliseum next week veloped by the Council of Deans for where all Thursday classes will meet making up the four days of classes at regular times. canceled last week due to snow. Enzie said this actually benefits By Angle Hatton The plan, approved by Vice Presi- students, because now there is at least News editor dent for Academic Affairs Russell a weekend between the end of classes Enzie and the Faculty Senate Execu- and the start of finals. Campus and Richmond will be tive Committee before being submit- "Wcdon't want to haveclass when flooded with cars and basketball fans ted to Funderburk, actually adds only no one can come or when teachers can horn 32 high schools next weekend, as two days to the regular schedule, both make it and students can't make it." Eastern will host the high school All Tuesday-Thursday class days. Enzie said "A" Classic basketball tournament Three Tuesday-Thursday class "Students who work Mondays may again this year. days were missed last week, a Tues- not be able to make it to Tuesday- This year, in addition to the boys' day -Thursday flipFriday week, while Thursday classes if held on a Mon- basketball Sweet 16, Richmond has one Monday-Wednesday class day day," Enzie said. "But when Mother drawn the state girls' basketball tour- was missed. nament to McBrayer Arena and the Now, only one day from each class SEE CLASSES PAGE AS stale boys' and girls' chcerlcading com- petition to Model Gymnasium. Besides the crowded streets, the biggest effect the tournament will have on Eastern will be the lack of parking Gay pleads guilty spaces around Alumni Coliseum. "We're not blocking students from parking there at all," Lucie Nelson, director of special programs, said. "It's to harassment a first come, first serve basis (all week). "On Saturday and Sunday, it will cost $2 to park in AC lot, but anyone ■ Charge of evidence seized by state police from with an EKU parking sucker is exempt Gay's Keene Hall apartment be de- from the charge," Nelson said. impersonating an stroyed in the presence of Gay's attor- Eastern has hosted the tournament ncy,Charles Coy of Richmond's Coy, for the past two years and, last year, officer dismissed Gilbert and Gilbert law firm. received a $1.500 per day fee for rent- Det Sgt Don Gill of the Kentucky ing McBrayer Arena, which is paid by By Angle Hatton Stale Police said this evidence, de- the City of Richmond, Nelson said. News editor stroyed Tuesday afternoon, included The city is then reimbursed from the 3 at least 13 video tapes and over 100 percent tourism tax on motel moms lor James D. Gay. former assistant photographs. the tournament crowd area coordinator for Keene. Mattox "The photographs and videotapes EKU Food Service brought in be- and O'Donnell Halls, was fined a were of nude and semi-nude male tween $4,000 and $5,000 in conces- combined $407.50 yesterday in Madi- figures," Gill said. "Some tapes were sion sales last year as well. son County District Court Tuesday of the victim and some were of other The crowd exceeded 50,000 last on charges of harassment and terror- dorm residents." year, according to Nelson. The divi- istic threatening of resident assistant, Although Gill said there was no sion of special programs is in charge of Mark Hamblin. illegal activity depicted in the photo- organizing off-campus organizations Gay pleaded guilty to the two graphs or tapes, since all the subjects that want to use Eastern facilities. In the charges. A third charge, impersonat- were over 18 years old, the tapes were case of the tournament, the city of ing a public servant, was dismissed seized in the room search because Richmond is the off-campus party. by Judge John Paul Moore on the they supported Hamblin's charge of The city will profit from the tour- conditions that Gay never speak to harassment. nament through hotel, gas station and Hamblin or his family members again Gill said the state police routinely Prograss/JIM QUK3GINS restaurant cxpendi turcst. and that he stay off the Eastern cam- call public safety as a courtesy before Some of the combined $7,500 the pus for one year. they make an arrest on campus. He Workers continue construction In the University Building, which will be part of the new John Another condition for dismissal of Grant Crabbe Library. The new building Is scheduled to open by next semester. the impersonating charge was that SEE GAY PAGE A7 SEE TOURNEY PAGE A8 Higher education not a priority in Jones' 1994-96 budget ■ Funderburk says mon wealth Library at the University of 1994-9S and a 3 percent increase in Kentucky, $14.6 million for a new 1995-96, less than the 3 percent and 5 Making much cents? lack of funding limits engineering building also at UK, a $7 percent requested for each year by the million share of the University of state Council on Higher Education. If Gov. Jones announced In his budget address what EKU can do Louisville's new $60 million stadium stale schools need more money over Monday a recommended 2 percent Increase for and a few smaller projects, stale sup- the next two years, Jones said it must higher education next fiscal year, followed by a 3 By Joe Castle porting colleges arcn' t slated for much come from other sources, such as pro- percent Increase In FY ±9| Managing editor additional money over the next two gram elimination on each campus. years, something that bothers Eastern What universities can't do is raise .Kentucky Eastern and the other stale univer- President Hanly Funderburk. tuition, if the governor has his way. sities were once again put on the fund- "We are very disappointed with the 'Too often in recent years, our funding ing back burner Monday as Gov. priority the executive branch has given higher education administrators have Brcrcton Jones unveiled his 1994-% higher education," Funderburk said. postponed lough management deci- ,200 budget, calling for a few new construc- "We hope the legislature will place a sions by increasing tuition charges to ,400 ProaresaAJAY ANGEL tions and not much else for higher higher priority on higher education." our students," Jones said "That is Jones delivered his budget education. Stale universities will receive a 2 413,000 address in Frankfort Monday. Othcrthan$46millionforthcCom- percent operating budget increase in SEE BUDGET PAGE A6 INSIDE Iirfirmary requires appointments ACCENT SPORTS ARTS ■ Most students ■ Tips for ■ Sophomore DeMarcus ■ Eastern's Joanne still served In one combatting Doss led the Colonels to Guilfoil named Kentucky common a 95-84 win over visiting Art Education Association day, Gllchrlst says campus Tennessee Tech Monday Educator of the Year. By Susan L. Smith ailments, with seven dunks and a Page B3 Staff writer from colds career high 34 points. and the flu to Any student who has visited the PageB6 INDEX Student Heath Services this semester sprained Accent B1 has probably noticed that, unless they ankles. Activities B5 have an emergency or are getting an Page Bl Ad Index A6 allergy shot, he or she now needs an Arts/Entertainment B3 appointment to see a doctor. Classifieds A4 However, unlike your family doc- WEATHER Comics A4 tor with whom it may not be possible CLASS TODAY: Breezy, showers News Briefs A4 to get an appointment with until sev- Progress/JIM QUK3GINS High 50, Low 38 People B4 eral days later, it is possible to walk in Michael Armstrong, a senior pre-nursing major, registers at the PATTERN FRIDAY: Variably cloudy People poH A3 and make an appointment for later infirmary, while receptionist Jeane Bogle waits to locate his file. High 43, Low 36 that same day at the infirmary. Perspective A2A3 thought it would be more efficient or the next day." SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy Wendy Gilchrist, director of Stu- Police beat A5 dent Health Services, said the reason and would help eliminate the long Gilchrist recommends calling or M-W-F High 36, Low 2r Preview B2 for the new appointment system was waits associated with the infirmary. coming in early in the day lo make an Sports B6.7&8 that after discussing it with some stu- According to Gilchrist, "Every- dent patients, the infirmary staff one should be able to be seen that day SEE INFIRMARY PAGE A7 A2 PERSPECTIVE Thursday. January 27,1994
EDITORIAL Campus courts battleground Universities should stop hiding behind Buckley shield
Finally. Several years ago when an Eastern student After years of opposition and secrecy, was charged with violating university regula- universities are starting to lift the veil of tions by "engaging in obscene or morally silence surrounding student disciplinary hearings, offensive behavior or speech" while performing and it comes none too soon. during a fraternity step show, the Progress and A recent landmark decision by the Georgia the public had no idea what happened behind Supreme Court said the Red & Black, an inde- the closed doors of her hearing. pendent student newspaper at the University of Two years later, the sanctions enacted by die Georgia, should be granted access to the meetings Student Disciplinary Board against a university and records of campus disciplin- football player for his arrest on ary hearings. University officials ^B^^MM two counts of disorderly conduct had previously barred reporters Across the country, other and one count of fourth degree and the public from the student campus newspaper! have assault, were secret disciplinary proceedings for two encountered university The public would have never officials who try hiding known that the athlete was fraternities accused of hazing. campus crimes. What this means is that the placed on university probation for the remainder of his under- fraternities' disciplinary hearings, ■ Reporters at The the on-campus equivalent to Breeze student newspa- graduate college career, required court proceedings, are now open per at James Madison to attend mandatory counseling to the public, just like any crimi- University said there was on a regular basis, evicted from no consistent policy for nal and civil action. Students and university housing for die arresting a student remainder of his college days the public alike are now permit- charged with marijuana ted to know what goes on during possession. They said the and allowed on campus only to campus judiciary hearings in arresting campus security go to classes, to the library, for Georgia. officer usually deckles on football-related reasons and to That's fine if you go to college a whim whether the eat in Martin cafeteria. student will be turned in the Peach State, but the cam- And the university has kept over to the police for mum on its actions against pus media throughout the rest of criminal prosecution or Leave the suitcase at home the country still have an uphill referred to the campus Edward Peebles, who was fight, despite the recent changes. court system for punish- charged with assaulting vice A couple of weeks ago, I went to friends, you'll get over it If not you can cut your losses and focus College newspapers across the ment. president for student affairs Phone 3 on a Friday night because a Joe Castle friend tipped me off about the on more sincere people. nation are encountering unjusti- Thomas D. Myers earlier this The song Selling CDs and plasma for The Quad student featured band. Not expecting much, fied barriers concerning disciplin- ■ month. I was slapped in the face by one of remains the grocery or gas money is a big part newspaper at West We should not have to rely the greatest local groups I've ever same of the college experience — ary hearings, which meet, discuss Chester University In on getting information from seen. especially if you're like me, broke. cases and take action without any Pennsylvania was denied But we've got to take the good student disciplinary bodies They're called Spit Shine Nine, public rccoid being kept Stu- the verdict and sentenc- they 're from Cincinnati and they life. Waiting in the drop-add line with the bad. If we could filter out dents, faculty, staff and the ing of students charged secondhand. rock like a pig. I mean hard. They isn't college life. Getting parking the rotten stuff that happens to us, it wouldn't be life, it would be Utopia. community alike have no idea with holding Quad editors Universities are required to played cover songs mainly, but two tickets isn't college life. hostage In the newsroom report crime statistics upon of the best tunes of the night were All those things together with I know it's a cliche, but you're what type of punishment judicial for mom than an hour originals. That's how good they some time spent hiking at the only here once. After you graduate, request under a 1990 Student you will never be in this environ- boards hand down. during a protest. were. Pinnacles, reading a book in the The student disciplinary board Right to Know Act, which Unfortunately, there weren't Ravine on a nice afternoon, going ment again. You will never again requires schools to report annual that many other people there to downtown with friends to check out be exposed to life under these has the power to expel or suspend ■ Of 336 colleges and circumstances, because most crime statistics. If crime records enjoy this sonic orgasm. Nope, a local band and about a million students without the watchful eye universities surveyed by a everyone was too busy practicing other uungs you can only do here college students are living charmed of the public. We have no idea victims' rights advocacy are open to the public, disciplin- Eastern's favorite athletic event: the and now make up college life. lives, so to speak. what they do behind closed doors. group, 32 percent were ary records should be as well. mad weekend dash home. Of course, college life isn't only Most of us have the benefits of found to still continue to living independently but still have How do we know justice is being Eastern's Division of Public Face it, kids. The Campus good stuff. conceal the true picture Beautiful becomes The Campus Sitting in your dorm room or the luxury of parents and other served? How do we know students of crimes. Safety, which makes available Barren around Friday afternoon. apartment bored out of your skull is relatives to fall back on, financially arc being treated fairly in those campus arrest citations and Let me spell it out for you. a part of college life. So is sleeping and otherwise. incident reports to the public for S-U-I-T-C-A-S-E C-O-L-L-E- off a horrendous hangover on a Once we're out in the real secret proceedings? world, that luxury probably won't years. They have generally acted like any other G-E. Sunday morning, if you're the sort The disciplinary councils hide their actions Our school is a suitcase college, of person to get hangovers. be there. behind the Family Educational Rights and Pri- professional police department with their and that ain't good. It's not good for Along those same lines, taking The bottom line is, if you don't vacy Act, more commonly referred to as the cooperation. Eastern, it's not good for Richmond care of a friend who's had a few too play the part of a college student Last October, The Progress requested a and it's not good for those students many downtown is an important now, you won't get another chance. Buckley Amendment. This law, originally There's only one casting call, and if meeting with Charles D. Whitlock, executive who make it a suitcase college. part of college life, and one I mink intended to apply only to academic, financial and I'll be the first to admit I was everyone should go through. It you miss it loo bad. health records maintained by schools, has become assistant to President Funderburk and Freedom once a "homeboy," too. When the teaches patience, builds character For most of us, college life is of Information director for Eastern. At the weekend would roll around during and makes you wonder if that friend the last stop before real life. I know a shield for campus criminals, blocking access to it will be for me. That's why I want meeting we want the university to reexamine my first three semesters here, I is really that important in your life, their disciplinary actions. would hit Mountain Parkway full because you'll want to drop him or to get the most out of this experi- But universities have misrepresented the- - their policy regarding student disciplinary steam ahead, Paintsville or bust. her off a bridge when it's all said ence as possible. amendment by arguing it prohibits the disclosure procedures. We feel cases the disciplinary board Luckily I came to my senses and and done. (Those of you who have And even though I still plan on going out with friends to check out of disciplinary proceedings or allowing them to hears which would be considered criminal off realized mat by heading home each been mere know what I'm talking campus should be subject to the Kentucky weekend, I was missing out on one about) those local bands, I don't think be open because they fall under the "education of the most important aspects of Fighting with friends is one part they'll be quite as good when I records" protected by the Buckley Amendment. Open Meetings and Records laws. We received college: college LIFE. of college we'd like to do without, have a 9-u>5 job to go back to "It's just a big run-around, and they keep a response stating he would be happy to meet Going to classes isn't college but it's necessary. If you really are Monday morning. making up policies to delay access," said Carolyn with us along with university attorney Giles —^^^^^^- Carlson, a reporter for the Associated Press in Black. The letter also said Whitlock's secretary Atlanta who serves on the board of directors for will be calling us "to set up a time we can all We love our readers' input, please write us! the Red & Black, in an article in Quill magazine meet as soon as Mr. Black has a chance to The Eastern Progress encour- editor and must contain the writer's be accepted. last October. "It gets my blood boiling. It's a review the issue." ages readers to write letters to the signature, address and phone num- Mail letters to The Eastern editor on topics of interest to the ber. If s letter has excessive spell- Progress, 117 Donovan Annex, deliberate obstruction." Every time the student disciplinary board university community. Letters should ing, grammar and punctuation er- Eastern Kentucky University. Rich- The public can learn what sanctions are handed meets, a student is being judged. We believe be typed, double ■paced end Hmted rors, the editor reserves the right to mond, Ky. 40475. those judgments are matters of public interest to 250 words. We reserve the right to urge the writer to make revisions. The deadline for submitting ■ down, but there are only two ways to do that: condense letters over 250 words. Carbon copies, photocoplea end let- letter for a specific issue is noon with the permission of the sanctioned student, or and public record. The time to review this issue Letters should be addressed to the ters with illegible signatures wilt not prior to Thursday's publication. with lots of luck. is now.
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\ The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 27,1994 A3 PERSPECTIVE
UPS & DOWNS PEOPLE POLL By Jay Angel What did you do to fight cabin fever during last week's snowstorm?
"I looked at the cars "I argued with my is stuck In the snow boyfriend, but wa Up to: Up to: Up to: and hung out with made up." EKU administration Road crews Buffalo Bills my buddies." Thanks for not taking away The Richmond and Madi- With the victory over the our Spring Break tan plans. son County road crews cleared Kansas City Chiefs, the Bills We can live with making up our streets more quickly than will make their fourth appear- the missed days during finals the Lexington -Faye tte County ance at Super Bowl Sunday. week and President's Day. road service cleared theirs. Let's hope the underdogs win Thanks for your hard work. this time.. The roads look great.
Eric Benson, 19, loss Nakla Jonas, 19, business Suggestions for UPS & DOWNS are welcome. To make a suggestion call 622-1872. prevention, freshman, administration, freshman, Louisville Fort Las, Va.
"I dodged snow- "I fought with my balls and rented sister pretty much. Superhighway a whole new world movies." Have you ever seen the phone library. I have gotten excerpts from company commercials that have books that my librarian has never people talking and teaching over even seen or heard of. their computers? Or the commer- Those boards arc fun for a while cials telling people that in the future until you receive the bill that you they won't ever have to leave the didn't realize it cost to get on. house 10 get the information they That's right, some of the bulletin need? boards cost money. If you're lucky, That so-distant future is quickly the-minute sports scores for their you can find the ones that arc free. approaching. The information favorite teams and check up on their Another exit you could turn Wendy Simmons, 18, Sara Roberts, 17, paralegal highway has almost turned into an business investments without your attention to is the communica- pre-occupational therapy, science, freshman, autobahn with all the things that are calling their broker. But that is not tion networks. You could carry on a treshman, Chesterfield, Mo. Chllllcothe, Ohio so quickly arriving. Computers are all. conversation with a person who has not just for writing term papers and Electronic mail is probably the the same interests as you. And you "I was In Colum- "I bundled myself playing games anymore. hottest item arriving on the highway could even set up a date. bus, Ohio, Monday, snd my children up Many people remember the lately. If there is someone out there But what does all this mean to and I tried to get ■ w—- and want outside for Commodore computers that were who has the capabilities to receive a you, the college student? The here but I stayed a walk." produced about five or 10 years message, then you can send one, no computers in all the residence halls the night at Grant ago. Those computers were matter how far away you are. The are access-ready to Eastern's on- County High • practically made to play games on. good thing is, you may not even line service. And in most of the School one night." ! ^ The most important program I can have to pay for die long distance residence hall rooms, there is a MB e-*.-*' * remember available for those call. hook-up so you can go on-line 1 systems were tax tutors and a Depending on what system you there. If you're lucky enough to business organizer and maybe a are hooked up to, you don't even have your own computer with a typing tutor. The games purchased pay the charge required by the modem, then all this information is r at stores could be "hacked" to phone company on a regular long at your fingertips. pieces by a skilled computer distance phone call. You can talk Preuy soon. The Eastern Progress operator and copied and traded to for free. will have an E-mail address you can Matt Maynard, 22, computer Sandy McMullen, 37, secondary the kid next door. If you had a So what exit do you take first send information to. If you think it's information systems, senior, guidance counseling, graduate modem, all you had to do was have off of die highway? You could try newsworthy or even if you don't, you Columbus, Ohio student, Wilmore it sent to you via phone line. the ever-popular bulletin boards. can send your information soon Now the phone lines are busy These boards allow you to get all through the computer. with the spupds of electronic news. . die scores, copy die games, leave .. People arc hot Onl/sendiHg gatnes messagestot other people ia:t' f™ V0v,ty$Wsffinjpurk<,t *»»sV-i»^.«- i4-> through the phone, but files needing respond lb and even receive ismmprfrmfyiWiUe and a ' to be sent that would normally have information that would normally be staff writer ana E-mail czar for the to be mailed. They can get up-to- unavailable to get from your local Progress. Call Words meant to be felt, not heard 623-0330 Words are inadequate. Words are like shadows — one- For Fast People place too much empha- dimensional and shallow. They can sis on words. be very tall in one instant and very Words are everywhere. We short the next. They are always FREE DELIVERY speak them, wear diem, read them, there but they offer no support. think them, mean them (or think Words hang in the air waiting MINIMUM $4.25 we do) but seldom do we really to be plucked to inadequately feel them. 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My phone number 8" Pizza Sub l Well, it is time to put your type ticles submitted would have been is 623-3654. two toppings and salad where your mouth is. As a faculty printed right away had I admitted to I'm a night supervisor in Com- l member of the department of tech- "coming out." monwealth, Palmer, Mattox and Clay I I nology, I have submitled articles ex- halls. I also want to thank the stall sol ONLY ONLY lolling the accomplishments of stu- David W. Dailey these halls for their cards and flowers. 37 67 dents only to have them ignored. This department of technology I didn't realize so many people cared. $6 $4 happened last year and has happened They really cheered me up before I expires: Z28/94 expires: 2/28/94 this past semester also. I am enclos- Night supervisor says thanks was flown to Louisville for surgery. This is the only way I knew to get in ing a copy of a letter dated Nov. 4 to tax not included in coupon prices refresh your memory. In December, before Eastern got touch with them. Also please tell Dr. Fraas that the out of school for Christmas, I had a "FAG Budding." Fitzpatrick-Ault- massive heart attack and was in die Wanda King Gibson is now the Whalm Technol- Intensive Care Unit at Panic A. Clay. Richmond A4 The Eastern Progress. Thursday, January 27,1994 NEWS PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS Place classified ads before noon on Mondays. S2 for 10 words.. EARN $500 or more weekly stuff- NEWS BRIEFS ROOMMATE WANTED RECORDSMITH buys, sells and Compiled by Progress staff trades CD's and tapes. EKU By- ing envelopes at home. Send long , .„ . i i Female needs one roommate. pass. SASE to: Country Living Shop- Commonwealth pers. Dept A30. P.O. Box 1779, UK creates special ^.u noire wiuhdeck four blocks HELP WANTED pipes burst, cause Childrens Hospital from campus. serious student Denham Springs. LA 70727. 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Panama City Room 8218. were wet carpets on the fourth floor, loose ceiling tiles and / his office was flooded. With Kitchen 8 days $119! Cancun The staff assistant on the fourth floor was able to warn President Clinton's & Jamaica From $469! Daytona CHALLENGING SUMMER people in enough time so they were able to get their $149! Key West $249! Cocoa CAMP JOBS WITH OUTDOOR NATION address calls for Just answer the following question possessions up off the floor. Two of the four rooms health care reform Beach $159! 1-800-678-6386. FUN, in Easter Seal camps for chil- flooded did not have carpet. dren and adults with disabilities. correctly and be the first to come In Tuesday's State of the Union ad- __. _ ., ______.. Physical plant responded to all incidents and were able 8 Salary, room/board provided. Male/ down to First Gear on the comer of to shut off the water and repair the pipes before the dress. President Clinton said he Spring Break! Panama City 1st and Main: flooding became too serious. would veto any bill sent by Congress which did not Days Ocesnview Room With A female counselors, lifeguards, pro- guarantee private health insurance for everybody. Kitchen $119! Walk To Best Bars! gram directors, food service. 2 Who designed the sculpture Eastern's Child Development Clinton said he wants to make welfare "a second Includes Free Discount Card-Save camps in Virginia Blue Ridge attached to the front of the Jane chance, not a way of life," citing the need to reform the $50 On Cover Charges! 1-800- Mountains or near Virginia East Campbell building on Easterns Center gets re-accreditation system so people will value working over collecting welfare. Reforms would include a two-year limit on 678-6386. coast. Great experience for any campus? Mrnt^andJarnon Eastern's Child Development Center (CDC) has been benefits, in addtion with new education and job training future career! Training provided. re-accredited by the National Academy of Early Child- programs. SPRING BREAK packages. PRO- Apply ASAP to Camp Easter Seal. hood Programs. To receive re-accreditation, Eastern's The president said when people commit a third MOTE on campus or SIGN UP P.O. Box 5496. Roanoke. VA CDC met a variety of strict criteria related to providing a violent crime, they will be put in jail for good. He also said developmentally appropriate program for 3-year-olds. he supported legislation which would put 100,000 more NOW for rooms. $129 up. 24012. 1-800-365-1656. CDC activities are designed to help the social, emo- police officers on the streets. Daytona. Panama. Padre. Cancun, tional, physical, cognitive and creative development of Clinton said he has cut the defense budget enough. etc. Call CMI1 -800-423-5264. Unlike the dying rose, the child. There are still many dangers in the world, he said. His new Give the lasting gift of prose.. Eastern's Child Development Center opened in 1975 budget will maintain the readiness and quality of the Beautiful oceanfront view, large to serve as a training laboratory forchild care and child and armed forces by being well trained and equipped family studies majors. suites with private balcony on the A Valentine classified in the beaches of Daytona Beach. Boca Raton, FL. Laudcrdale and thou- Progress. POLICE BEAT sands of other locations. Suites Compiled by Don Perry are fully equipped with kitchen and bath. Sleeps six (6) comfort- The following reports have been Miamisburg, Ohio, was arrested and dismissed. ably. Bathe in luxury tor 7 days/ filed with the university's division of charged with driving in an improper Genella Lynn Stewart. 20. 6 nights for less than $350 for public safety: lane, driving under the influence of Burnam Hall, was found guilty of alcohol and possession of an alcoholic alcohol intoxication and fined yourcnuregroupofsix(6). Lim- Jan. 10: beverage by a minor. $71.50. ited vacancies. Call today toll free Christopher Kamlskl, 20, Martin Bobby L. Elliot HI. 20. Salvisa, for more information 1-800-772- Hall, reported that someone had Jan IS: was found guilty of alcohol intoxica- 1555. Mention this ad and receive attempted to break into the tool box on Dennis Wlmor. 18. Palmer Hall, tion and fined $71.50. the back of his truck while it was reported a necklace and a gold ring had Brian W. Bottom. 19. was found a $300 gift certificate. Ask for parked in Lancaster lot. been stolen from his room. guilty of possession of marijuana and Rob Tanner. fined $157.50. Jan. 12: Leo K. Sylvest. 20. Indianapolis. LaDoana Gooch. 23. Richmond, Nathaniel White. r9."Mf j&rflng^' Ind , charges of disorderly conduct reported several items had been taken was arrested and charged wiihMgJdess were dismissed. FUTONSPLUSCOUCHBEDS Brett D. Feddes. 18, Common- MESSAGE: from her car while it was parked in the driving and driving on a suspended ATLOWESTQUICK PRICES Daniel Boone Lot. license. wealth Hall, was found guilty of alcohol intoxication and fined DELIVERED! Couch to bed. Jan. 13: Court decisions $71.50. Choose custom sizes, colors of James Golden. 22. Keene Hall, The following reports appearing in Matthew A. Moore. 19. Russell Futons plus washable covers; hard- reported his car had been stolen from "Police Beat" have been resolved in Springs, charges of possession of the Keene Hall parking lot. Golden Madison District Court. These follow- marijuana were dismissed. wood frames. Student Special later reported his car had been returned up reports represent only the judge's Tiffany C. Gibbons. 20. Dupree packages suit $165 delivered!! to the parking lot. No signs of forced decision in each case. Hall, was found guilty of alcohol entry were found. intoxication and fined $71.50. Bluegrass Bedding 858-9015. Stuart Jones. 25. Science Hill, was Angela M. Brown. 22. Duprce Sean Little. 23. O'Dormell Hall, Return to Donovan Annex 118 arrested and charged with alcohol Hall, was found guilty of alcohol charges of possession of marijuana INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT intoxication and lined $71.50. were dismissed. Makr up lo n.OOO.M.000. par inonlh leaching by Monday, February 7,1994. intoxication. baaic coaieeraalional Engliah abroad Japan. Beth Sullivan reported someone Timothy A. Wlsslng. 19. Lexing- Maurice B. Haynes, 20. Taiwan, and S Korea Many employe™ provide had stolen some computer programs ton, was found guilty of alcohol O'Donnell Hall, charges of possession loom 4 boaid . Cher henefio No leaching 10 words for $1 Will appear in 2/10 issue bacharound or Aautfi language, required' For more and workbooks from Room 604 of the intoxication and fined S71.S0. of marijuana were dismissed. ,nWuon«ll (iaO
o Academic Pricing Available Only to Faculty, Staff & o o Fulltime Students With School ID o EDUCATION SALES DEPT o Lexington Richmond Rd at Mt Tabor o 268-1431 o Computer 800-432-7329 o (outside Fayctte Cty) The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 27,1994 A 6 NEWS Scanners O'Donnell Hall residents to be used arrested for car break-ins Progress staff report ing stolen property under $100. Police said Ryland was hiding a in library FourODonncll Hall residents, telephone allegedly stolen from including two football players, one of the cars under his coat By Mary Mclntosh were arrested last week in connec- Dwight Martin, 20, was charged with receiving stolen prop- Staff Writer tion with a public safety investiga- tion of Commonwealth parking erty over $100 and third degree What do your grocery Man and the lot break-ins. criminal mischief after police According to a public safety found compact discs that had al- Eastern library have in common? report about the incident, which legedly been taken from one of the Bar Codes and Scanners. Starting happened Jan. 19, an officer, rc- cars in Martin's room. sometime next year with the aid of a spondingto reports that people were Maurice Haynes, a defensive bar code on the front of the new student trying to break into parked cars, back from Orlando, Fla., and Carlo ID., students may check out books saw several men running through Stallings, a fullback from Louis- without the hassle of filling out the the lot ville, were charged with criminal triplicate form now in use. Virgil Ryland, 19, was arrested facilitation and disorderly conduct Rc*wraKirby, Automation Librar- for disorderly conduct and receiv- in connection with the thefts. ian, said this feature is included in the N.O.TJ.S system the library has been implementing since January 1993. : Rescheduling complete This is how it will work. A library assistant will scan the bar-coded stu- Continued from front page Tuesday and Wednesday night dent LD. on the computer. The bar- classes will either meet for longer coded library books will be scanned as Nature treats us this way, someone is periods or have professors who sched- well. The computer will then print out going to be inconvenienced. We have ule their own make-up classes. dale due cards which the library assis- to do what helps the most people." One thing that will not work, Enzie tant will place back in the books. Thursday night classes will meet said, is extending the semester, be- The bar codes don't contain privi- April 28 as scheduled, but not for the cause that would affect intersession. leged information, and proper security final exams. The finals will be held on According to Funderburk's memo, clearance is required before any infor- the Thursday of finals week. all finals will be over by May 7. mation is available to insure privacy. It isimportanitoprotecilhcse cards like a credit card. Report it as soon as it Final Exams (Revised) is lost or stolen so that a block will be University President Hanly Rmderburtc ha» approved a revision o. the original placed on the card to prevent any illegal final exam schedule tor the semester in an attempt to make up missed time use. A block may also be placed be- due to the snowy weather. Included to the elimination of the Feb. 21 holiday cause of excess fines or too many over- (Presidents' Day) whan Tuesday classes will meet due books. A block will not affect MWF Classes Exawi Date ^^ Thaw students' ability to purchase a meal. 1a.m. wed.. Maya S-lOa.m. On the back of the new I.D. is a 9:15 a.m. Frl.,May5 8-10 a.m. magnetic strip. To purchase meals, stu- iO30a.ro. Mon~i»a»2 8-10 a.m. dents must activate their individual 11:45 a.m. Wad., May 4 10:30-12:30 p.m. accounts with the strip. *«Mt». Mon^Maya; 10:30-12:30 P.m. " All cards will have a bar code. All 2:15 pm w 1-3 p.m. full/part-time students and faculty and - " **"** 3:30 am. vMdra 'May 2 staff will have an I.D. with their picture 4:45 p.m. Wed.. May 4 3:30-5:30 p.m. ...everyone will have access to the library ."said Skip Daugherty, dean of TRF Classes Exam Date Time student development 8 a.m. Tu«a,.May3 8-10 a.m. Students seem pleased with the 9:15 a.m. Thurs., May 5 810 a.m. combined card. "I think it makes life io:30avro. Tues., May 3 10:30-12:30 p.m. easier. No hassles," said junior John 11:45 a.m. Thurs., May 5 10:30-12:30 p.m. Garrett, Richmond. lp.rri. Fri.. May 6 10:3a 12:30 p.m. And about thosecarbon-copied trip- 2:15 p.m. Thurs., May 5 1-3 p.m. licate forms— they will slowly be 3:30 p.m. Tua«.,:;Maya. 3:304:30 p.m. phased out as the new automated sys- 4:45 p.m. Thurs., May 5 3:30-5:30 p.m. tem is phased in.
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A8 Super Hoops B8 Subway B2.B4 Sunchase Tours A8 Taco's Too B5 Taylor's Liquor B4 Taylors Sporting Goods AS TazwellsAS The Tanning Salon B4 Three Oceanfront Hotels B8 Thrifty Dutchman A7 Total Body Tanning B2 Towne Cinema B2 1-800-COLLECT University Cinemas B2 INSTEAD Whatsa Futon A7 SAVETHE ::•! ■ill""" fc £ % Mental illness has warning signs, too. For a free booklet about mental lltnesa. call : I HOO 969 NMHA Learn to ace the warning sign*. ISE IT EVEIT TIME Yll MAKE A LINE DISTANCE CILLECT CAU. National Mental Health Aaaoctallon fl a. r The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 27, 1994 A 7 NEWS GAY: Former employee pleads INFIRMARY: Appointment guilty to threatening Keene RA policy doesn't delay treatment Continued trom front pege public relations Ron Harrell said. "ThatwasaresultofMarkHamblin's Continued Irotn Iront pege be seen," GUchrist said. Students Mar-Tan Stylish, have had to wait that long or longer said when pubfc safety was called on complaint." appointment for that same day. in me past the day they arrested Gay, public Harrell said Gay was asked 10 Durable, Though Student Health Ser- Krystal Tyree. a freshman, Optical safety was also in the process of ob- resign based on the illegal possession likes the appointment system bet- taining a search warrant for Gay's of firearms on campus. vice* doesn't open until 8 a.m., a 205 Geri Lane secretary is there by 7:30 ajn. to Mr. Affordable apartment. Hamblin filed the charges against begin scheduling appointments for "I don't want to be here all HamMin spoke to Dean of Student Gay Dee. 15,1993, with County At- 623-4267 day," Tyree said. "It's more con- LifcJcarmeaeCrockeufor three hours torney Robert Russell. early callers. How well does the new system venient" on the day before Gay's arrest, at HamWin alleged that Gay's of- When asked about the possi- which time she said he told her of his fenses toward him began on Aug. 28, seem to be working? bility of charging students for ser- 1993, with a ride to Lexington and There areminor problems, but problems with Gay. vices in the future, GUchrist said continued through December when I believe they will work themselves "1 was scared of the man. I couldn' t nothing specifically had been dis- he filed charges. out," said infirmary receptionist take it anymore," Hambtin said. cussed, and there are no plans to "I came forward because I didn't Jeane Bogie. The complaint Hamblin fired start charging for infirmary visits want anybody else, like high school Like anything new, it will lake against Gay alleged Gay showed him in the near future. students who will come to Eastern, to • while for people to get used to the several firearms and threatened that "Eastern is the only state-spon- Hamblin "might never wake up again go through the living hell that I went system. sored school that gets (prescrip- through." Hamblin said. GUchrist feds that the students if he went to sleep." she has seen seem to like the ap- tion) drugs free." GUchrist said. •The university was looking into Hamblin said he thoughtGay's sen- pointment system better. At the other schools in the state, complaints about the firearms pos- tence was too light and that "what "People aren't having to wait students must pay for prescriptions session, but had no part in the state happens in real life and what can be one, one and a half or two hours to and lab work. police arrest," Eastern's director of proven incoururetwodifferentthings." McCoy's Laundromats, Inc. presents RON WORKS Tanning Valentine's Special] AEROBICS & FITNESS The New Leader In Health & Fitness Gift Certificate includes The Largest Fitness Facility In Richmond • 12 tanning visits * 2500 sq. ft. Padded Aerobic Floor BK • One balloon * Padded Indoor Running Track >H 7J • One rose * Steamers, Treadmills, Lifecycles * Kid's Playroom * Tanning Beds * 30 Minute Super Circuit Kccndand Wash and Dry Highlander Laundromat * Health Food Diet 155 S. 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Whatsa Futon, 620 Big Hill across from the Jet Drive-In, 625-1530 Also in Louisville, Florence, KY and Cincinnati A8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 27, 1994 Nutf. MS Sftft KNlfety NEWS Taylor's Sporting Special programs offers 78 courses Goods By Stacy Battles SPRING ATTENTION Start writer 44 These are classes that anybody GREEKS: Whether you're interested in mas- Now through Feb. 1, tering the personal computer or learn- can learn, and for the money It's a buy a Russell ing to make decorative bows, the Com- really good deal. " sweat shirt and get munity Education's division of special up to 3 Greek letters programs has a class suited for your — Sue Carter, desktop coordinator for FREE! BREAKCOMPLETE FIVE 6 SEVEN NIGHT TRIPS needs. These particular skills can be picked community education up from classes called "An Introduc- CrewiMck sweat shirts and tion to the PC for the Scared and Ner- Under the Business and Careers program. •weat pants $12.95 vous" amTBow Making 101." section, twocourscs arc being taught in A competitive swimming course Hooded sweat shirts $14.95 In all. there are 78 non-credit lax preparation. These courses should forchildrenages8tol8is being held at courses scheduled for the spring se- prove to be very beneficial considering the Alumni Coliseum pool. Jennifer College Park Center mester. These courses are open to the the tax season is approaching. Janssen,. 10-year-old student at Model Open 6 days a week general public, and no previous college Both "Oh No! It's Tax Tune" and Lab, said she enjoys the course. "We work hard, and we have a 9 a.m. • 7 p.m. experience is required. Most of the 'Taxes for Your Home-based Busi- 623-9517 courses are offered in the evening, and ness" are being taught by business con- great coach," said Janssen. Heather no tests or grades will be given out. sultant Robert Keppler. Himon, a 10-year-old student at Kit Community Education Coordina- The vast majority of people have Carson Elementary, said. "I enjoy it, lor Leigh Ann Sadler said the landscap- a basic fear of preparing their own tax and I likecompeling against other kids." Three ways ing and home improvement series of returns. Our course is designed to alle- The GRE test preparation course is courses lend to be the most popular. viate those fears through the leaching most specifically directed at Eastern to beat the "People are into doing things for of basic skills in income tax prepara- students. themselves,*' said Sadler. tion," said Keppler. This course offers more than 40 high cost According to Sadler, these courses Both previous and current students hours of preparation and is intended to usually attract members of the commu- taking these courses have praised the benefit those aspiring to attend gradu- of college. nity and not Eastern students. experience. Sue Carter, desktop pub- ate school. 'The courses are designed to pull lishing coordinator for community edu- The Community Education courses 1. The Montgomery people onto campus that haven't been cation, has taken several of the craft may start anytime between now and Gl Bill here before and to make it less intimi- courses and found them to be "fun and May 23, and individual classes can last 2. Student loan dating for them," Sadler said. informative." from one night to six weeks. Tuition repayment Some of the new courses being "These are classes that anybody for most courses runs from $12 to $84. 3. Part-time Income added to the spring semester schedule can learn, and for the money it's a Pre-registration is urged for all include "Professional Telephone really good deal," Carter said. classes. To register, or for additional The Army Reserve Alternate Skills," "Persuasion: The Ultimate Even kids can get involved through information, call the Community Edu- Training Program is a smart way to Power" and "Potpourri." the College for Kids section of the cation office at 1228. pay for college. First, if you qualify, the Montgomery 01 Bill can provide t'ou with up to $6,840 for current col- ege expenses or approved vo/tech TOURNEY: EKU hosts All "A" classic for third year training. Second, if you have—or obtain —a qualified student loan not in Continued from front page default, you may get it paid off at the Change of Location rate of 15% per year or $500, which- university makes from the five days of ever is greater, up to a maximum of facility fees is used to pay physical The foMowInt Ma»a Communication oouraaa which normally mart In Alumni $10,000. Selected military skills can plant workers for their extra effort dur- Coliseum will meet In the new location* shown Feb. 2-4 NIGHTLY DRINK SPECIALS *£S* MONDAY LONGNECKS FOR $1 TUESDAY "SPIN THE WHEEL" WEDNESDAY GET TWO PITCHERS PAY FOR ONE! THURSDAY AMARETTO SOURS $1 $1.50 PITCHERS 'TIL 9 FRIDAY Press here for a great MAKERS MARK $1 data processing career. SATURDAY The right time. The right place Blue chip. Green light State Farm processing equipment. You'll go State Farm is hiring. is one of Americas leading insur- as far and as fast as you can. SLOE GIN FIZZ If you're a senior with a data ance companies. 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OtllCM Btoommglon Hhnoa An Equal Opporkxtfy Enwto.w TV mW.MnaSMat The Eastern Progress January 27,1094 Bl Selena Woody Accent editor Dr. Allen Radar completed his second week as an Infirmary employee by placing a splint on Shannon Fades' sprained ankle. Fades, a business 18 major from sz Hazard, sprained her ankle on Ice In c front of her home Q> T3 while getting out of her car. She will CO be able to walk on the ankle In c O approximately one i Prograsa/JAY ANGEL HEALTH RISKS properly. The saying "if you don't use it, you'll lose it" applies to Walking, not pizza many of our muscular injuries. For example, people in Nepal carry everything in baskets sus- pended from a cord around their foreheads. Yet, they never have neck cures stress, ills, or back problems. Here we don't acclimate our backs daily to carrying or lifting. Thus, sporadically when we ask our muscles to do this, they can't. They rebel, spasm and are painful. doctor says The list goes on and on. Here we come to STDs. STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) are abundant. They 're here at Eastern and we all From earthquakes to frozen roads know it ^^wB^m^^^^^..^__ and water pipes, the last 10 days Yet students (and have given many of us opportuni- non-students) choose to ties to be thankful for those things have multiple sexual "A student told we normally live with and take for partners (often eight by granted. Being without running water, the time they are 21). me he gets drunk electricity or heal gives us a taste of what They may not choose much of the world normally lives with (or the STD, but they are once a week without). choosing the likelihood (and he We are a very rich people. of getting a STD by this Public health measures have made behavior. estimated this our country a very "safe" place in which to Recently, a student ' asmo**-' Wendy live. Yet, we are not a very healthy people. told me he gets drunk was 'light as OH). , Gilchrist If we cannot "Name" our health prob- - once a week (and he es- most of his lems on public health (infectious disease) timated this was "light" issues, then what is the cause? Where is the as most students get friends get drunk Director of Name? drunk three times a Student I believe the "blame" is within each week). three times a Health of us. Most of our health problems are "by This is a choice; if in Services choice." We choose them, consciously or no other way than by week). This Is a unconsciously, by our lifestyles. going places (down- choice. * town) or being with Blame it on the life people who drink, and Smoking is one lifestyle choice that affects student health at thus more likely drink- —Wendy Gilchrist Eastern, as well aa other people. Lung cancer is the highest cancer ing oneself. One doesn't inadvertently stumble Inside killer in the U.S., and 90 percent of these deaths are in smokers. Richmond, relatively speaking, is small with everything within On campus, almost all cases of bronchitis I see are in smokers. walking distance. Yet we drive everywhere, foregoing the chance to into a bar; she/he chooses this, and the Current radio news shows are saying 16 states are trying to stop burn up 100-200 extra calories by walking. subsequent behavior, an unknown bed partner, a fight, a drunk all smoking in fast food restaurants, and in divorce settlements Countless times students have begged off going to Pauie A. Clay I Eastern hosts All driving incident or a home accident. children are being placed with the parent who does not smoke. hospital for a lab lest "because I don't have a ride." "A" Basketball And all of this says nothing about the depression or the panic We all know the facts, yet many still choose to smoke. My response tends to be "In the prime of life, and you're not sick! Tournament. within our country. One currently less emphasized health problem, but one just as If you can't walk that one-half mile now, when will you be able to? See PREVIEW, prevalent, is obesity. In our country, 30-40 percent of American Legs weren't created to be in fashion shows, but for walking." Six percent of Americans will suffer major depression during their lifetime. ■ft. adults are overweight and 10 percent are obese. Likewise professors, several I know, live 5-7 blocks (or less) from The stresses of indoor work, meetings, trying to "get ahead" to The highest incidence of major weight gain is when folks are 24- campus. Yet, they drive to work every day! buy the next bigger house or another computer all take their toll — I "Philadelphia" 44 years okL By that age, we all should know what foods are high We can all make excuses that there aren't sidewalks, we don't if not in headaches, ulcers or irritable bowels — then perhaps in review: Movie Is fat and high calories (although often high priced among the grocery have time or we can't afford the equipment, but in reality these are depression. Depression sometimes leads to suicide, the fourth lead- an excellent snack foods), yet these are still what many of us consume. all choices. ing cause of death in white Americans. experience. Sea Thus, we end up being 30 pounds overweight. Instead of pizza twice a week, perhaps (in a few weeks) spend ARTS, B3. Heavy people are, I believe, some of the strongest people money for a good pair of walking shoes. Instead of an hour talking Choose the path less taken around, as they constantly carry a 30, SO or 80-pound backpack. on the phone, spend an hour walking. Dr. Richard Keeling says multiple studies have shown that young I Nontraditlonal I have trouble carrying the former for six hours a day; yet these We all have to deal with these choices of time and money people know all they need to know about STDs and AIDS. student learns to folks carry there "packs" for all their waking hours. constantly, and this will not change. The problem now ischanging their behavior to coincide with this fight fire with No wonder their cardiovascular system rebels, causing them to Many of the orthopedic (musculoskeletal) problems we suffer, knowledge. This can be said about all of us and all of these problems books. See have more coronary artery disease, high blood pressure, high cho- we bring upon ourselves through our lifestyles. — not just here at Eastern and not just among college students. lesterol and type II diabetes. Women, more often than men, have bunions from wearing shoes PEOPLE, B4. The most common health problems in the United Stales arc that were too small, too narrow in the toes or with high heels. caused by our own life choices. No amount of money will change Walk It off Joints carrying around the 50-100 extra pounds on an overweight what needs to be changed from within each of us. Try basketball Besides choosing all the fast—high fat, high calorie — foods, person obviously deteriorate faster than they otherwise would. And now I'll go walking, instead of telling you what you already Colonel style. we also choose to drive every place to buy these items. Other problems are the result of not using our bodies enough or know. See ACTIVITIES, B5. GA Marty Polllo Colds, illnesses easy to treat at home guides men's basketball team. By Selena Woody cold virus has kept medical prac- "There's not too much of a gastrointestinal track irritation. If See SPORTS, B7. Accent editor titioners from finding its cure. way to avoid it (getting a cold), you wish to drink colas, it is best With students and teachers you just have to tough it out. to drink them flat, and be sure to Cough, hack, sneeze, cough. running to and from class and Once in the trap of the nasty sip anything you drink. As you These are the sounds of the working in the cold, damp cold virus, there are a few things feel better, you may slowly ad- DM you know? season—the cold and flu season weather of spring, catching acold that may help you to not feel so vance your diet to include heavier — that come with all the snow is almost a promise. bad and get better faster. foods. The Vietnam War, and merriment of winter. In fact. Eastern's Student < • MEDICINE Mostovcr- the longest war in A cold is perhaps the most Health Service lists the common • EAT Be sure that your cold as iu most diagnosed stu- the-counler cold remedies will United States history, dreaded and debilitating, yet the body is getting a good amount of most common and expected ail- dent health problem, according nourishment The best nourish help get rid of a cold and provide was ended on this ment that affects every person in to Dr. Wendy Gilchrist. Sore menu for the cold-stricken body some relief from its symptoms. day in 1973. A treaty the world. throats and coughs, stomach vi- are fluids. Lots of fluids, espe- While there is a range of products signed at Paris, With its pesky ability to ruses and ankle sprains rounded cially hot ones, and about six to to choose from. Dr. Gilchrist rec- France, restored change structure and form, the out the kip five moat common eight glasses of water a day will ommends Contact and/or peace on the next illnesses help combat your illness. Sudafed. A sore throat can be day at 8 am. Saigon However, none match the Chicken soup is also an excel- treated by gargling salt water four time. The world fierceness of the cold. lent source for fighting a cold. times a day and drinking plenty suffered more than If you have a stomach virus, of water to combat dryness. For a million combat then restrict your diet to only the cough, a little lea and honey should do the trick. deaths in the war. c lear liquids or ones that you can see through, such as apple juice and water. This is important so • REST Simply staled, your Next week that you avoid dehydration body cannot concentrate on heal - and stomach and ing if you are pushing it above and beyond constantly. So, relax Grunge: a bit and get well. Start iuatation/STEPHAN LANHAM No Alternative © Send your B2 announcements to Chad Williamson or Mary Ann Lawrence at 117 Donovan Annex I ni\ usitN ( inemas Thursday, January 27,1994 before noon Monday. Ms IK The Eastern Progress WAYNE'S WORLD 2 GRUMPY OLD MEN Announcements Nightly 7:00 & 9:15 Nightly 7:00 & 9:15 All "A" B-ball Opera House in Lexington America. All faculty, staff and The Southern Am Fed- Sst-Sunl:45,|LllJiO0 eration (SAF) has announced Tuesday and Wednesday for students who want to partici- Sal-Sun 1:45,4:15,7:00 the 1994-95 deadlines for Eastern will host the 1994 three performances. Perfor- pate should contact Neil A 9:15 & 9:15 | PG-13 | mances are at 8 pjn. today and Wright, International Direc- PG-13 performing arts fee support All "A" Classic Basketball IHKIIIimillKIIIIIIITIITIIIHHIMIltHIHlt The SAF offers fee support at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. tomorrow. tor, (#1478) or festival coor- Tournament today through Tickets are sold through Ticket dinator Branley Branson through the following pro- Sunday. Anyone interested Towne Cinema grams: Dance on Tour, Per- Master, Lexington Center (#1537) by Friday, Feb. 3. forming Arts Fee Support and in serving on the Richmond (Rupp Arena) Ticket Office Start* Friday! Meet the Composer/South. Host Committee should con- and Charg-A-Tick; call 233- Channel 40 Movie EXCIUBIV 1st Run! 3535 or 233-3565. For more information, con- tact the Richmond Tourism Schedule Spaclal Admission tact (404) 874-7244. Department at 623-1000, ext. Thursday/27 M0 *U MS *M Prica for this film ■ $2.00 UPCOMING First show: Honeymoon in 5:15735 *» 210. 1:15 4307:10*50 The Counseling Center Vegas 4:307:10 M0 7:15 4 9:00 Nightly will be offering a support Lectures Second show: Bachelor Party flOSfl073010:K) Matinse Sunday 1 & 3 p.m. group for students with eat- through the Richmond Area Arts Richard Crosby will give A discussion of "What is Third show: Groundhog Day HMXKkn Good Sex Anyway?: Dating 1:»4:55 7:25 10:15 ing disorders. Contact 1303 Council (RAAQ at 624-4242 a piano recital at 3 p.m. to- 435 735 10:15 for more information. and at the Richmond Mall. The day at Brock Auditorium. Issues" will be held Feb. 8 in Friday/28 1:45 5:107.25 M5 program is part of the 1993-94 Commonwealth Hall, second Fust show: Bachelor Party 5: M 7:25 MS floor, at 7 p.m. Refreshments 1:104:25 7«0 M0 The Crabbe Library will Performing Arts Series from the MONDAY Second show: Groundhog Day 4:25 700 M0 hold a contest to name the Richmond Area Arts Council. will be served. Third show: Honeymoon in 105 4:55 7 40 10:20 new Online Public Access Clubs/Meetings 435 7:401030 The Eastern Show Choir will The Sierra Club will meet 130 5:25 73010:15 USE Catalog. The contest to name 535 73010:15 or design a logo for the EKU perform at the Clay County High Monday at 8 p.m. The Uve Entertainment Sunday/30 OPAC wiU be held Feb. 14- School Auditorium today at 7 speaker will be Dr. Charles The Broadway musical Fust show: Groundhog Day PARTY 3 March 11. It is open to any p.m. Tickets are S3 for adults Elliott. Members should "City of Angels." part of the Second show: Honeymoon in student, faculty member or and $1.50 for students of the meet in the Powell lobby. Ncwlin Hall Series, will be per- Vegas staff. Clay County school system. The formed at the Norton Center for Third show: Bachelor Party Show Choir will also present a Exhibits the Arts at Centre College Feb. GET The All "A" Classic Sat- concert Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. at The an of Ann Ropp, 10at8p.m. in Ncwlin Hall. For Monday/31 Attitude urday Celebration will be held Hazard High School. Tickets paintings, prints. Ceramic more information, call the Fust show: Blind Date SOME Feb. S from 7:30-9:30 p.m. at are $6 for adults, $4 for senior Invitational, functional and Norton Center at (606) 236- Second show: About Last McBrayer Arena to showcase citizens and S3 for students (17 sculptural clay, will be 4692 Monday through Friday, Night , winners from the At-Large and under). shown through Feb. 24 in 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Third show: Indecent Proposal &&**** Chcerleading and the Aca- Giles Gallery, Campbell Country group Confeder- demic Competition winners SATURDAY Building. Gallery hours are Wednesday/2 ** * DISCOUNTOHiemncesoNLY in their awards ceremonies. 9:15 a.m.-4:30 p.m. week- ate Railroad will perform two Fust show: Indecent Proposal Admission is free. Live Entertainment days, 2-5 p.m. Sunday. shows at Brock Auditorium Second show: Blind Date • PAUL MITCHELL Honors Trombone Choir will on Feb. 11 at 7 p.m. and 10 Third show: About Last Night TODAY be held all day Saturday in the TUESDAY p.m. Tickets are $15 for the • RUSK general public. Tickets are Gifford Theatre. Thursday/3 • OOLOWELL Live Entertainment Uve Entertainment available at the Cashier's Win- Fust show: Blind Date Louisville-based trio Kevin Eisensmith and Mark Karin Sehmann will hold dow, Coaies Administration Second show: About Last • KENRA Whiuock will hold a faculty Building and all Ticketmasler Night Walker A Kayes will bring a faculty French horn recital • MATRIX (skin car*) their sty le of jazz to the Madi- recital Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the locations. Third show: Indecent Proposal son Middle School Audito- Gifford Theatre. Gifford Theatre. rium in Richmond today at 7 Miscellaneous Friday/4 p.m. Tickets are $7 for adults SUNDAY The national tour of The 15th annual EKU Cul- Fust show: About Last Night ■ • and $6 for seniors and stu- George Gershwin's "Porgy ture festival in October will be Second show: Indecent Proposal dents and are available Uve Entertainment and Bess" will come to the on the Indian cultures of North Third show: Blind Date ATTITUDES SALON & =Hli 199 Wayne Drive • Behind Pizza Hut Richmond By-Pass 624-1571 QLYN SPARKS-Owner/Stylist Is It Time .SUB ANNETTE DUNAWAY - Stylist For Your Recordsmith «"—"•""—"*■■ — --- -"»*■ « WWII mi ii — - Eye Exam? I trades & pays cash/ All Types of Contact Lenses In Stock: | for compact discs. 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Staff writer Guilfoil said. Guilfoil said the triumph for the It was a quiet night at the Campbell students comes "when they figure out Building when art professor Richard they can do it—that things are going Deane opened a storage door in Room to be all right" 324 and surprised several live chick- Guiifoii's humor is natural and ens; some trotting around aimlessly, apparent in a painting she wins her others laying eggs on the floor tile. students over with in the first weeks of It wasn't until the next morning class. that colleague Joanne Guilfoil could The artwork, which was created in explain to Deane that the chickens response to ads the Eastern Progress were the focus of a lesson on new ways ran in the mid-1980s featuring sexy to view nature. female coeds in bathing suits, portrays Another surprise occurred at the Guiifoii's pet mare proudly showing Campbell Building when the Kentucky off her derriere. She calls the picture Art Education Association declared "Miss Toots, Classmate of the Month." Guilfoil Art Educator of the Year this Guilfoil enjoys the work of realis- month. tic artists Rosa Bonheur and Georgia Guilfoil is the third art education O'Keefe, and employs photo-realism Photo courtosy of TRI-STAR PICTURES teacher at Eastern to get the award in in her own art. Tom Hanks portrays an AIDS victim who sues his law firm for three years. Deane and Judith Isaacs She said her artistic nature is both firing him because of the disease In "Philadelphia." Defending were the previous honorees. learned and inherited. Guilfoil fondly him Is attorney Joe Miller, played by Denzel Washington. "It was a big thank you. You don't recalled painting by numbers and graft- get many in this business,'' Guilfoil ing with her architect-father when she said. was a child. She attributes the prize, which any Guilfoil had some unique leach- 'Philadelphia' touching, art teacher in Kentucky can win, to her ing jobs before coming to Eastern in work editing the KAEA journal. The 1989. book features places where one might She taught at a school in Alaska but doesn't take risks take art classes and the names of art from 1981-82, where the electricity By Chad Williamson son. After all, everyone loves a good teachers in Kentucky. often went out, until somebody brought Arts editor courtroom drama. Anyone who wants to leach in over a new barrel of oil to feed the Unfortunately,' Thiladelphia" is not a secondary schools in Kentucky must generator. The townspeople chose their The word AIDS became part of the good courtroom drama. The trial outcome take the art education course. own school curriculum, which in- American vocabulary during the early would be a surprise only to anyone who Because the students in her class cluded net-tying and beaver-skinning. '80s, the opening stages of the Reagan has lived in a cave all of their life. Prograaa/JAY ANGEL will be teaching grades K-4, and are Guilfoil earned her bachelor's de- era. Like the man chosen to lead our " Philadelphia" works best outside of not art majors, artistic expression is gree from the University of Kentucky nation, most of us opted to ignore the the courtroom, and in those times the Dr. Joanne Guiifoii's teaching experiences took her to Alaska something many of them are afraid of in 1971 and her master'sand doctorate word since we all knew it was just a gay movie is stunning and almost brilliant. for a year where beaver-sklnnlng was school curriculum. doing wrong, Guilfoil said. degrees from the University of Or- disease. Tom Hanks never succumbs to stereo- "Most students are scared or miffed egon in 1974 and 1983, respectively. It has taken America 13 years to types or easy sympathy in portraying wake up to the fact Beckett. Instead, he that AIDS is not a imbues his charac- gay disease, but ter with an endless Musicial diversity awaits campus concert goers simply a human dis- sense of life com- ease. And it has batting against an By Shannon Conley In years past, the university Eastern. Eastern's show choir at the end of the taken as many years inevitable death. Staff writer has brought in outside performers to "We've got a lot of really good day. for Hollywood to In the film's entertain, but this year the depart- reception," said Roberts. "The April 24 will offer an outdoor Ice make a movie ad- most stunning Sound the gong and beat the drum. ment has opted to presen t members of program gets stronger every year." Cream Concert. The show will begin dressing the topic. scene, Beckett ex- Eastern is off to yet another semester its own faculty in an attempt to show This year, the Music Educator's at 3 p.m. in the Van Peursem Pavilion. "Philadelphia" tells the story of An- plains to Miller the meaning behind his of concerts and recitals. off the talent at Eastern. National Convention will be held in An orchestra concerto will be held drew Beckcu, an attorney for a major law favorite opera aria In detailing the strength This semester promises to be "I'm very pleased with our fac- Cincinnati, and Eastern's faculty on April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Brock firm who is fired when he supposedly and the life in the music, Bcckeudcscribcs chock full of faculty and student ulty," said department chair Dr. John brass quintet has been invited to per- Auditorium. misplaces a file for an important case. his own pain. Hanks draws so much force recitals for concert goera all s*x._ JJoheruv kfonn. ^ , The semester will come to • close Andrew he knows his firing has and power from the scene-thai it is truly mester long. "We have a fine performing According to Roberts, Eastern's withiheJazzEnsembleperformingon nothing to do wit incompetence, but awesome to watch. Due to the lay-off from snow, a ' faculty." he said. "I'm especially quintet is the only brass band perform- the April 26 at 7:30 p.m. in Brock simple fear and prejudice. From the strains of Bruce few events have been rearranged, such pleased with our new additions to ing. Auditorium. Nine other attorneys refuse Beckett's Springsteen's "Streets of Philadelphia" as the cancellation of tonight's faculty the faculty." April 14 brings the KMEA Large "I'm really happy with the amount case before he goes to see Joe Miller, a over the opening credits, to the haunting recital with Kevin Eisensmith and Some of these new faculty mem- Ensemble Festival to Eastern. The fes- and variety we're offering this semes- black personal-injury lawyer who adver- 'City of Brotherly Love" by Neil Young, Mark Whitlock, but you can catch bers are cellist Paul Vance, organist tival will run through April 16, and all ter," said Roberts. tises on TV, portrayed by Denzel Wash- which plays at the movie's end, "Phila- them on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Hayward Mickens and tenor Michael shows start at 7:30 p.m. in Brock Au- "This is the busiest semester we've ington. Miller initially refuses to lake delphia" is an often beautiful film that Gifford Theatre. Forest ditorium. had for a while," he said. "Almost Becken'scase because of his own fear of for the first time honestly portrays the Richard Crosby's faculty piano Mickens will be featured March Also in April, for the second year every night in April is booked up. I homosexuals and AIDS, but eventually pain of AIDS and its effect on the hu- recital, originally scheduled for 27at 3 p.m..andForest will display his in a row. Eastern will have its all-day can't be any happier with what we've bridges his gaps of prejudice when he sees man race. Jan. 18 will now be presented Sun- vocal stylings April 6 at 7:30 p.m. show choir festival at Renfro Valley got to offer." how Beckett has been discriminated What is sad, however, is to think day at 7:30 p.m., also in Gifford Both recitals will be in Brock Audito- on the 23rd. Some of the events are subject against and agrees lo take the case to court how much better "Philadelphia" would Theatre. rium. Show choirs from as far away as to change or cancellation. For By turning "Philadelphia" into a have been had it stayed out of the court- The department's biggest event Another event is the Honors band Wisconsin will come to compete questions or more information on courtroom drama, the filmmakers ven- room and risked enough to just show will be the annual Pops for Music's concert that brings high school bands against one another. The winner will other events, contact the music depart- ture into safe territory, the area cleared the tragedy of the death of this man, Sake fund-raiser. from all over the state to perform at have the opportunity to perform with ment at 3266. by "A Few Good Men" and Perry Ma- rather than try to be "Perry Mason." SPRING BREAK PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA OCEANFRONT TAN-IN • Shal Wand Party Cnik* •SOCvNBeei tOl.inae. Iny Ownthesky. To fly is one thing. To fly with the Marine Corps is something ft—U»r—t,»a»lteom»»»n else. They'll show you the meaning of wings. 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Richard tensely related to the job, while He also said the assets 624-2414 Washbum gave up a 21-year the university studies provide a he is gaining at Eastern are career and entered an envi- general yet advanced degree of improved communication ronment dominated by peers information, according to skills and competency with half his age. Washbum. modem technology. After two decades of be- His experience and previ- Like many young ing a Tire fighter and fire ser- ous training has helped him rise people, Washbum said, he vice instructor in a smal I Con - to the top as a nontraditional did not feel mature enough necticut town. Wash burn student He has a 4.0 GPA, and to go to college right after came to Eastern to study for a earlier this month was awarded high school. "After 12 or 13 1 Three Eastern students Edwards, a 1993 mass com- Studies Scholarship at East- The Mountain Association Education Center in Tennes- have received awards for their munications graduate, received em. forCommunityEconomic De- see before taking the position outstanding work in the tech- a certificate of merit in the area The scholarship is in- velopment has elected two of director of the Appalachian nology dcpartmcniduring the of the printing and publishing tended to encourage and sup- Appalachian experts to its Center at Berea. 1991-1992 academic school industry known as prepress for port the education of full- board. She also serves on the fac- year. their one-page newsletter, wh ich time insurance majors at the John Stephenson, presi- ulty of Berea's Appalachian liiini The students were honored used word processing and page university. dent of Bcrea College since Ministries Education Re- in the Gutenberg Awards make-up software. Eastern's insurance 1984, was recently appointed source Center. competition, named for Shelly Cook, a mass com- studies program is the only as chairman of the Kentucky Lewis is the author of Johann Gutenberg who cast munications major, was given a progam of its kind in the Appalachian Task Force. "Picking Up the Pieces, the first reusable and mov- fourth place award in screen state and has recently been Stephenson is also the au- Women in and out of Work in 623-7341 able metal type. His most re- printing for her poster in two recognized for having a thor of the book "Appalachia the Rural South." nowned accomplishment was colors. strong curriculum, as com- ia the Sixties: Decade of Another book by Lewis E. Main St printing die first edition of peted to an elite group of Reawakening." soon to be released is "It Richmond the Bible. 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"It's fun and it keeps me getic and it can lone and tighten," fit." said Krtsti Beatty, aerobic instructor There are many health benefits to for Sullivan Hall and a sophomore doing aerobics, and Beatty said it is a C'^r / rV^LaaVt Y&^MY y psychology major. great way to meet people. Two years ago, the intramurals "It's a fun way to get to know program wanted to provide women people while you are doing some- with a way to improve their physical thing good for your body," said Beatty. fitness on campus and get women "My best advice to guis who want invoved with the intramural pro- to start taking aerobics is to stick with (Brf/o l&jpz / grams. They began an aerobics pro- it," said Beatty. "Just get out there ^■^o h e& gram in conjuction with the Resi- and do it; have fun and keep coming cn;r it dence Hall Association to be imple- back." dpirii mented in the residence halls free of Beatty said it was important that, J^A"^ ^il charge to Eastern students. once you commit to being there, it "Intramurals felt that their money isn't enough to just go once. would be better spent if they put it "One time won't help you much, contest into something females might en- but a whole semester can make a joy," said Melanie Tyner-Wilson, difference," she said. /\tlllA srartaY* RHA adviser. What kind of difference can you oniy ior The classes are offered on Tues- expectafter one semester of aerobics? days and Thursdays in Martin Hall "You can possibly lose some A Bp ^j from 5:30-6:30 p.m. and in Telford weight, and you can definitely tighten true fans Hall from 5-6 p.m. and on Mondays up some areas and have more energy, and Wednesdays in Sullivan Hall too," said Beatty. By Mary Ann Lawrence students. from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Since the program began, it has "My first semester here, I wanted Activities editor Immediately following that become increasingly popular among game, the men, coming off a huge to take an aerobics class at Case Hall, residents. but when I called about it, they told Both the Lady Colonels and the win against Tennessee Tech, will "I think students like the idea of Colonels basketball teams will take square off against the Eagles. me that there was no one to teach it," walking down to their own lobby and on longtime rival Morehead State said Beatty. "I had taught aerobics to At halftime of that game, the Progr«*a/JAY ANGEL taking a class," said Tyner-Wilson. University in Colonel Country on ever-popular Bud Light Daredev- my track team in high school, so I "Students have begun to look for- Saturday. Beatty teaches aerobics to students, including Janet Herrtnger. said I'd leach the class." ils will perform. ward to the program." To add to the momentum. "Basically. the Bud Light Dare- Eastern's athletic department will devils were a big hit with the stu- present Basketball: Colonel and dents and resulted in the biggest Lady Colonel Style, a series of events crowd we had last season," said 'Stay and Play' with IM sports designed to draw a crowd and keep Voorhees. them interested in the games. To top off the festivities, the By David Traud Shoot-out is the thing. Play," which is designed to give com- "We want people to know that Papa John' s Pizza/Powerade Spirit Staff writer Intramurals Intramurals consist of the com- muters greater access to on-campus we really do have great teams, com- Contest will award free pizza and To participate in the Schtck petitive sports programs, recreational activities. petitive teams that are fun to watch," powerade to the group that cheers Eastern's intramural program of- Super Hoops 3 on 3 basketball free play and club sports. For those "We are attempting to service said Kyi Voorhees, athletic mar- the loudest and shows the most fers a diverse selection of activities for tournament, you must sign up with a more outdoor bent, intramurals commuters' needs by offering after- keting assistant and coordinator for spirit. The group, however, must students. before Tuesday, Feb. 1. Call also rents camping equipment, like noon programs," said Jennings. the event be baring flags and banners with The variety in the intramural pro- the intramurals office at 1244. tents, backpacks and sleeping bags. The programs will be primarily The excitement will begin at 2 their organization's name. gram is due in pan to the students, Any full-time student is eligible competitive sports and will be held p.m. when the Lady Colonels face "We hope that many students according to Dr. Wayne Jennings, di- get involved with campus intramurals. to participate in the competitive pro- from 2-4 p.m. in the Weaver Build- off against the Lady Eagles. At half- will come out to see die excitement rector of intramurals. The Schick 3 on 3 Super Hoops gram while part-time students can ing. time of the game,Eastern's women's and to support the teams because * "Any program the students want, contest is juSl One example of those enjoy ah y of the available recreational "1 like the competition of softball team will stage a fast pitch they are very exciting this year," we will help facilitate," he said. opportunities. facilities on campus but cannot intramurals," said Eric Thompson, a softball exhibition, in which the said Voorhees. "Both teams can Let's say you and the guys on the If you're into the trick shots and participle in the events. 20-year-old graphic design major who women will test the skill of some always use the support and enthu- floor want to play some basketball. high-speed air time, then maybe the Intramurals has recently intro- panic ipates in club volleyball. "Most special media guests as well as some siasm." 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Lexington, KY Celeste Phelps 9 a.m. - S p.m. (606)254-8047 aaaaaaBBBSBBSnl Thb WwH In Sports Jan. 29 Bud Light Daredevils will Jan. 28 Men's tennis at Western porfdrm during halftime of Ky. at 10 a.m. and at EvanevWe B6 EutMn'x man's home game. at 3 p.m. Jan. 29 Women's and men's Jan. 90 Men's tennis at Southern basketball host Morehead State Illinois. Edwerdsville at 8:30 a.m. SPORTS et 2 and 4:15 p.m. Jan 29 9 29 Women's and Thursday, January 27,1994 Fas. & Woman's basketball at men's track at Louisville at 6 Kentucky at 7:30 p.m. p.m. and 9 a.m. Lanny Brannock. Sports aditor Doss rocks, EKU rolls By Lanny Brannock gives everybody a lift." Doss said of Saturday, the Colonels pulled off Sports editor his 360 slam. another impressive victory over the But Doss was not the only Colo- Middle Tennessee Stale Raiders with It was a night to remember for nel who had a big offensive night. an 88-72 victory. DeMarcus Doss, the sophomore for- Senior forward John Allen tossed Doss scored 21 points, establish- ward/ human highlight film who in an impressive 26 points and pulled ing a new career high, on 9-15 shoot- Gods give fans dazzled the 3.100 fans at Alumni down eight boards on a strained knee ing. Coliseum who saw him put on the that didn't allow him the mobility Eastern kept the trey -happy Rald- Super Bowl performance of his young college that he is accustomed to. ersat bay, holding them »4-13 shoot- career Monday With a 10- ing from behind the three-point arc night point halftime for the game and 0-4 in the first half rematch made In the Colo- lead whittled of play. nels' (9-9. 5-3) down to a 67-65 Holmes had s big game for the in Heaven 95-84 victory over margia with Colonels, playing against his farmer the Tennessee 11:55 lo go in the junior college roommate Milton Dean You goon love the football Tech Golden contest. Dots by scoring 16 points and grabbing 10 gods. Eagles (5-13, 1- look spass from rebounds. They always seem to give the 5), Doss bested Allen and **I needed something to get me fans something interesting to talk his career high 21 slammed it home. motivated. I had lots of motivation about, especially for the week points in the Colo- But Tech wasn't and I was excited," Holmes said. leading up to the Super Bowl. nels' previous done. With the weekend's games com- Last year, the gods gave game by pumping At that point, pleted. Eastern has now finished the football fanatics Dallas up in 34 points and the Golden Eagles fust half of their conference sched- against the Buffalo Bills, who grabbing nine re- pulled within ule. had lost two straight Super bounds. three after a The Colonels are alone in fourth Bowls. But Doss Maurice Houston place in the standings with their 5-3 Could America's team wasn't happy with free throw with mark. complete the turnaround from a just scoring the 8:33 left to play, Murray State sits stone on top of 1-15 team four years earlier to points. but Tech the standings with a 6-0 record while World Champions? He had to put wouldn't get any Austin Peay and Tennessee State fol- Or could Buffalo Finally win an exclamation on closer. low with a 4-1 and 3-2 record, respec- a Super Bowl and remove their 14 of his points in The Colo- tively. name from those references to dunks, by ram- Doss started his dunk run nels went on s de- The Colonels will be on the court the Denver Broncos and Minne- ming them down Saturday against Middle. cisive 12-2 run again this Saturday in Richmond as sota Vikings, who have lost four like he was trying that put the game thy play host lo in-stale and confer- Super Bowls each? to put a hole in the floor with the ball. out of reach late in the second half. ence rival Morehead Slate, who is Only the gods knew. "The press kept him in die open Two Allen three-pointers and four fifth in the conference with s record Twenty-five years ago, the court a bunch of times," Colonel consecutive Will Holmes free throws of 4-3. gods did their best work when coach Mike Calhoun said. crushed any chances of a comeback Eastern got the better of Morehead they sent the New York Jets and "I felt really good in warm-ups," by a potent of fensive Tennessee Tech earlier this season, beating the Eagles Broadway Joe into Super Bowl Doss said. squad. 90-81 in a game played at Johnson III in a year that saw the gods It had to. Doss one-hand slammeu, "No matter what the score is with Arena in Morehead. finally allowing the AFC to beat two-hand slammed, dunked over an these guys, they can explode and put Allen and Ar Ian do Johnson came the NFC. opponent and, for a grand finale to a lot of points on the board. And so up big for the Colonels in that contest, This being the silver anniver- his high wire act. he pulled of fa com- can we," Calhoun said. tossing in 27 and 18 points, respec- sary of that game, it was apparent plete 360 degree slam that sent the "I thought we gave it a great ef- tively. the gods were planning some- entire crowd into a frenzy. fort except three minutes in the first Eastern will have lo contain Jerry thing magical for us this season. "I did it one time in high school. half and three minutes in the second Fogle who poured in 31 in only 26 'regress/ JM QUIGGJNS Dunks give us a big lift. If one of the half. That's what beat us," Eagle minutes of play the first time the two And they wen*. Senior John Allan puts In a layupagaJnst Middle on Saturday. It seemed i. .vitable to me other guys gets one or I get one, it coach Frank Harrcll said. teams hooked up. that either Joe Montana and the Chief" would battle San Fran- cisco, or the Dallas Cowboys would stomp the Bills in the Lady Colonels win 'crucial' game Super Bowl this year. By Matt McCarty the ball game. Next up for Eastern is a home It couldn't be any other Assistant sports editor "I felt like we were smart offen- conference game against Morehead scenario. sively," Inman said. "I think the of- State Saturday before the Lady Colo- The first offered a chance to The Lady Colonels split a pair of fense kept them a little off-balanced nels travel north Tuesday to battle see Montana vs. the 49ers, and Ohio Valley Conference home games trying lo change defenses." Kentucky. Steve Young in the ultimate this past weekend, improving thcir Eastern connected on 27 of 38 Inman looks for the Morehead quarterback duel. record lo 10-5 overall and 5-2 in the free throws for the game as it "was contest to be another "big game." The latter offered a chance to conference. something we really concentrated on "They will be fired up, and we'll see the Cowboys go for a repeat Eastern closed out the weekend today," Mays said. have lo be on our toes," he said. and a chance to tie the Pittsburgh with a "crucial" 78-67 victory over The Lady Colonels opened the "We'll have lo play a good game." Sicclcrs and the 49ers for most Tennessee Tech (7-8,4-2). weekend on a tougher note, losing to Two Lady Colonels were recog- Super Bowl victories with four. "I think all games at home are Middle Tennessee State (13-2. 5-1) nized for having outstanding perfor- It also offered a chance to see crucial," head coach Larry Joe Inman 72-66. mances last week. Mays was named OVC Co-Player the Bills go for their fourth said. "This was a really big game for "I feel like we played about as straight Super Bowl loss, I mean us." poor as we could have against State," of the Week along with Murray State Inman said. "I still believe we can senior Jennifer Parker. their first Super Bowl tide. The win helped Eastern stay near beat them." Mays averaged 26 points and 5.7 I knew it would be one or the the leaders in the OVC race as they are in third place. Eastern cut Middle's lead lo 69- rebounds over three games that saw other; so being a big Dallas fan, I "We had to win this one to still be 66 with 2:04 to go, but couldn't capi- Eastern win two and drop one. watched the Kansas City-Buffalo in the conference race," junior guard talize as they missed three 3-point She had 35 in a win over Austin game very intensely. Kim Mays said. attempts before sending the Lady Peay last Monday. 20 in a loss to When the final gun sounded The Lady Colonels were paced Raiders to the line where they fin- Middle Tennessee Suite and 23 in the and the Bills had won the game, I by freshman center Kim ished out the scoring for the game. Tennessee Tech victory. felt a whole lot better because Cunningham, who netted a game high Mays led the Lady Colonels in The OVC Rookie of the Week then I knew the 'Boys were 28 points and also added eight re- scoring with 20. while junior guard went lo Lady Colonel Cunningham going to Atlanta. bounds, including six offensive Maisha Thomas followed with 10. who netted an average of 18 points a Now I am waiting for Sunday boards. Cunningham and freshman forward game while also pulling down eight to see if the gods will come Mays followed Cunningham in Lisa Fussell tossed in 9 and 7, respec- rebounds a contest. through again. scoring with 23, and sophomore tively. Cunningham's big game came on My prediction: Dallas 45, guard Samantha Young tossed in Freshman forward Jerilyn Sunday when she led all scorers with Buffalo 21. seven. Gushing pulled down 10 rebounds, 28 points against Tech. It has to be this way. The Eastern was in control for much and Young dished out seven assists in She also had 17. points and 11 Progress/JIM QUK5GINS gods just won't allow the Bills to of the contest, trailing only twice in the contest rebounds against Austin Peay. Malsha Thomas goes strong to the hole against MTSU Saturday. win a Super Bowl. We realized this the first time around when Scott Norwood missed a 47-yard field goal to Tennis begins new set give the New York Giants the Super Bowl tide. By Shannon Conley home country of Malaysia, will also Yet the gods continue to taunt Staff writer add reinforcement to the lineup. Buffalo "Well have to get the best out of They give them the red carpet Another promising season is about everybody.'' said Matt Smith. "Wc treatment through the playoffs to start for Eastern's tennis team, as have to work on getting everyone in they are coming off a 2-1 fall season. sync and flowing with the same mo- before pulling the carpet out from "We just use the indoor season to men turn. We just want lo have fun and under them on Super Sunday. prepare for die spring," said coach try our best.'' Dallas is quite die opposite. Tom Higgins. "Right now. we're re- An Carlson and Kim Weiss will For the most part (try to ally getting into the conditioning as- lead the women as the No. 1 and 2 spots, forget the 1989 season if you pect respectively. can), the gods have been very "With a few good practices this "It's just real obvious that they are good to Dallas. week, we should be ready far s good the leaders." said Higgins. "They're They have been blessed with opening weekend." doubles partners and are both really seven Super Bowl appearances, The men open with Western Ken- tough." including three — soon to be lucky University a 10 am., Friday and OU viaNickels and Jenny McGinnis four — Super Bowl titles. Evansvillc later that day at 3 p.m. will fill out the third and fourth spots on Basically, the only thing The women will travel to Ball State the team. Dallas is missing in its resume it to kick off their season. "I'm really satisfied with where back-io-back championships, but LIzGoswetl Former Eastern Kentucky track run- we'reat,"said Higgins. "We're no world that will be added on Sunday. focuses on the ner Jamie Gorrcll has stepped in to take beaters, but we're giving maximum I guess the next thing on the ball as she over the assistant coaching position. effort" list of things to do for the returns H back Leading the men will be Jeff "Consistency is what is going to Cowboys is a three-peat. over the net m a Hechemy, who is returning as the No. make or break us," said Higgins. "Be- Will it happen next year? practice on 1 seed for the thud year in a row. ing able to hit 15-20 shots s point in If the football gods have MO nasty, Juniors Matt and Andy Smith will order to make those big shots that we anything to say about, it will. areas/JM round out the second and third spots. see on television is something that we're QUKX3INS Alfie Cheng, who ranked highly in his going to have to be able to do to win." a/' wm wmm The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 27,1994 B7 ■*';»#*» Got a story idea? Scoreboard Call the Progress at 622-1872. Man's 4x400-Matar Relays Jan. 24 1. Eastam EKU 3:13.02 T. Tach 84 8. Eastam EKU 327.61 Eastern 96 Man's 55-Mstara Shoe, Inc. Jan. 22 I.TimHarden UK 628 SOFT Middle T< St. 72 1.K. Lindsay UK 628 Eastern 88 7. Dannie Toots EKU 6.59 Jan. 23 LHoHHyoha ISU Tannassaa Tach 67 3. Nicole Embry EKU Eastam 78 4C*ndlEstae EKU Jan. 22 Mans 5000-Mstsrs Middle Tannassaa Stata 72 I.John Nganga EKU JCPENNEY STYLING SALON Eastsm 66 Woman's Mas Run 1. Maureen Egan UK 6. S Wilson EKU lock 10. 8. Chaney EKU at Nuttar Hald Houaa 12. M. Price EKU Eastam Kentucky (EKU). Kentucky 16. A Hathaway EKU (UK). Miami (Ohio) Unrvarsiry (MU), 17. Sonja Smith EKU Indiana Stata Univarsity (tSU). BaJ Man's Mas Run Stata Univafsity (BSU), Louievie* I.TbnNanohar EKU (UL). Unattached (UA). 5. Jamie West EKU Woman's H^jh Jump Man's 400 Maters I.Raina Turner UK 5-10 1. Arnold Payne EKU 47.31 2.T.Maylield EKU 5-06.25 4. LeonPuUen EKU 48.34 Man's Shot Put 9. Lloyd Hsskstt EKU 50.59 I. D. Armentrout EKU 52-0025 19. Keens Bryant EKU 54.11 2.ChadPaara UK 51-10 20. D. Gamer EKU 55.01 3. Brian Johnson EKU 49 01.5 Woman's 400 Metera II. D. Kannady EKU 2601 1. Omagia Kaeys ISU 5629 Women e Snot Put 7T.Mayfield EKU 89.66 1. Gloria Harris UK 46 02.5 19. Elana GJimoreEKU 14)6.95 9. Coaan Baatty EKU 404)2.75 Woman's 5000-Matars 1.M. Egan UK 2:1725 I.AmyLathrop ISU 182729 8. M. Price EKU 2:19.66 2. Amy Clements UA 18:34.57 9. S.Wilson EKU 220.02 Man's 88 Mater Hurdles 12. S. Chaney EKU 222 I.W.Adams UK 7.75 18. A. Hathaway EKU 228.16 2. Jesse Whitaa EKU 7.83 20. Sonja Smith EKU 22554 8. T. Anthony EKU 8.00 Qst more of what you want - Women's 55-Meter Hurdles I.Brian Lucas EKU 152.52' greet looks, easy care, names I. Raina Turner UK 8.12 2. Scott Fancher EKU 153.42 you trust - for least Save on 4. Danielle Gilas EKU 920 8. Jamie West EKU 158.65 Prograee/ JIM QUIGGINS perma and rstaxera during our Women's 3000-Maters 10. M. 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Morehead State University 2 p.m. and 4:15 p.m. McBrayer Arena January 29 Old South'Distributing presents the world famous Student groups &* should make banners and .show their spirit during both the Daredevils Women's and Men's games; all groups should performing register in the front concourse of Alumni at half-time Coliseum before the games; prizes are free of the pizza and Powerade delivered to the winners Men's game in the stands. EKU Women's Softball Pitching Exhibition at half-time of the Women's game. Watch area celebrities and students try to hit a fast-pitch Softball. Humana Health Care Plans/Bell South Mobility EKU Employee Appreciation Day A drawing for a free Bell South Phone will be held during the 2nd half of the Men's game. • ...... r The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 27,1994 SPORTS Pollio follows dad's tracks to Eastern Clip and save with coupons from the Progress, By Stacy Battle* SUM writer CLEAN STOHEKXEAN CLOTHESQ He may not be quite at vocal a* his counterpart! on the sidelines, but when FREE I men's basketball graduate assistant coach Marty Pollio speaks up, the learn WASH knows he means business. Pollio is quickly coming into his Mother's < "oin own after recently graduating from Launcln Indiana University in 1993, where he Present Coupon for served as the team's student manager from 1989-1993 under basketball god 1 Free Wash Bobby Knight Shoppers Village MI had a lot of great tanes at Indi- I EKU Bypass ana," Pollio said. 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Daytona Beach 8 In the pages that follow, you'll find the kind of information you Daytona Beach 9 need to make the most of your Spring Break: places to go; things options, presenting a variety of to do; bargains on accommoda- want to help you find it Key West 10 | travel alternatives that can fit with- tions, transportation, entertain- The Coca-Cola Spring Break in the budget you've set for your- ment, vacation supplies - every- Guide wants to make the cumber- National Bui 11 self. So if you're headed to Florida thing you need to have the kind or Texas the Guide has options for some details of planning a trip Water Mania 121 of vacation you've been pining ways that you can make the most easier to handle by giving you the for since the first day of classes. out of your break without going inside information. Hooter's 13 A lot of you are probably say- broke in the process. ing, "Nice idea, but how am I We also have bargains to spare We give you the alternatives. Panama City Beach 14 supposed to afford a vacation on everything from hotels to In the Guide, you'll find activi- when I can barely keep myself in beachwear to restaurants. ties, points of interest, concerts, Panama City Beach 15 pizza and Coke, and dollars for parties and a whole lot more. So take a look inside and use the movie rentals?' That's the goal of the Guide: to the Guide to make your dream Panama City Beach 16 Well, that's the other great present all of the choices from vacation a sunny reality. thing about the Coca-Cola Spring Panama City Beach 171 Break Guide. It gives you all the reckless abandon to rest and re- Always Fun. Always There. flection. It's all out there, and we Always Coca-Cola. Panama City Beach 18 South Padre Island 19 South Padre Island „ 201 South Padre Island 21 South Padre Island 221 South Padre Island 23 PUBLISHERS BOX 1904 Coca-Cola Spring Break GukJo i* published by Campus Publications, main business office at 428 Lao Drive. Hamilton, Ohio 45013. Telephone "£513-867- 0046. Distributed free to sleeted college campuses In Kentucky. Indiana. Michigan. Ohio, and Texas via school newspapers, fraternities, sororities and night clubs. Copyright Campus Pub- lications 1884. Reproductions without written permission prohibited. Volume 2, Number 1. Doug DeBord. Pubisher COCA-COLA 5PRiHo BRt^u UJIUL ,994 What marathoners weight lifters and stark-raving lunatic patarty animals thirstirstfor. No matter how you get dehydrated, PowerAde™ puts it back. And during Spring Break, PowerAde will be at South Padre Island, Daytona Beach and Panama City. For all of your cross-training activities. V. TOYA. • UN n» CntCdt CM««). •»»•*•' ** ■Horn taM> ID »• ■• «•*■>«*! ot "» C«»«* Coup** COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Coca-Cola Jam Fest TheS ■MAK CAPITOL of The World! at Daytona Beach ■Rooms & ■Keg Parties VIP Club Cards, interactive sporting events, Kitchenettes •Lookouts prizes, and entertainment for Spring Break. ■Color Cable TV •Snack Bar ■Large Pool •Launch/ Facilities The Coca-Cola Road Trip will be taking sports games will include: Coke Shot ■Pool Bar & •Short Walk To All an extended break from its nationwide Basketball, Football Challenge. Fast tour to spend Spring Break with the hun- BEACH MOT Entertainment The Hottest Night Life Pitch Baseball. Inline Skating, and World dreds of thousands of students who Cup Challenge Soccer. Prizes will be 357 S. Atlantic Avenue migrate to Daytona Beach. given for exceptional performances in the Daytona Beach, FL 32 f 18 The Coca-Cola Road Trip will make sporting events. Per Person The Park, just outside the "campus cross- Participation with the Coca-Cola Road 1-800-432-7*90 Per Night* roads" at the Daytona Marriott, its home Trip is completely free. In addition (o all *15 from March 13-27. This multi-event party the free entertainment, the Coca-Cola (5.is<•<( on <|u.Ki ,in Family Owned • Owners on Premises •Pool • Walking Distance to Restaurants^ RPunl isunl •Giftshops • Game Rooms Plenty of Pool Dock Action 1-800-767-9738 • 1-904-767-28211 I W{J-".4K.. ■ Prizes • Contests TmETWrlWN D.J. -PoolBar CHECKERS CAW SPECIAL RATE* 1-4 From <*<& 1 Block from Boardwalk and Bandsheli *&$& We Cater To Spring Breakers!t 210 S ATLANTIC AVE ■ DAYTONA BEACH, FL 321 IS WeHaveTheWorid's ♦Live Entertainment King's £010 Motel Largest Outdoor Daily On Pool Deck 1014 North Atlantic Am. Swimming Pool. ♦Olympic Size Pool °»Vton» Beach, Florida 32118-1--904-255-2S78 ♦Pool Bar ♦Restaurant 1-800-487-9583 ♦Go Down Under To The ion inns' •Color. Cable. Remote TV', -Heated Pool AY IW^ > Pat ( all '•" Famous Hole Lounge •N«Hy lUnsottahrf., block h!Z£iZ££f S/x i HI/ °T. Tannts and SKrfm.—i $ 00 A A il fiAm^lFAffligEAWmOWT VACATION! 301 S. AUaatic78 Are., Dayton Beach FL $ Heart Of Dayiona-Walk To Everything ~T £T 69°° Okay, It's The Ocean. 'SHhjtainmvadmMUy HOWARD JOHNSON. 1-800-272-2683 R3W7 l"-A*MNr10raMt(lrta*)- COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 With lens of thousands of Club Cards available, anyone attending the Coca- Cola Road Trip can win one. At anytime, day or night, the Club Card could be the passport for special prizes and informa- On the famous Daytona Beach at the pier and tion on Spring Break activities. boardwalk. 2 blocks from Ocean Center and only 10 Locating this mammoth of Spring Break minutes from Daytona International Speedway. entertainment will not be difficult. Just look for the two large Coca-Cola Bottles, Lucky cardholders will also be eligible 101 S. Ocean Avenue » Daytona Beach, FL »(904) 238-6440 the incredible stage, or the towering to receive four-day passes to Walt Disney scoreboard, or the sounds of a Coca-Cola World, near Orlando, Florida and many Dircctlv (hi The \\<>rlil\ Mini Famous Hutch Spring Break. other premium items. Motel rooms and efficiencies ... connected if desired. The scoreboard will keep track of all the Look for the free commemorative Air-conditioned, cable TV, gas grills, electric kitchens, laundry sporting event scores, Sega video game Spring Break '94 can of Coca-Cola avail- facilities, large heated pool and patio facing the ocean. A few steps competition scores, and trivia quizzes. able at the Coca-Cola Road Trip. In addi- to Boardwalk, Fishing Pier, Restaurants and Night Life. Club Cards can be won by participation tion, 32-ounce Spring Break cups will be In the Heart of EverythinpNear The Ocean Center! I in any of these events. available at participating fountain outlets. During the three-week party, look for BREAKERS BEACH MOTE!g In addition to the Coca-Cola Club Card, . ••; MiSdJ guests can win special Coca-Cola Spring the special Coca-Cola Silver Dollars Break prizes including baseball caps, ("wooden nickels"). These tokens are beach towels, T-shirts, squeeze bottles, good for free Coca-Cola soft drinks at BFACH ic participating Daytona Beach merchants. CAPITOL OF1 flip-flops, and the grand prize Jet Skis . . HAVEN V OCEAN FRONT iTIOTEL per night RPunl 9PMBM NIGHTLIFE CENTER OF SEABREEZE ENTERTAINMENT AREA SPECIAL RATES > 1-4 FROM $85 CALL EARLY TIME DATTCNA INNS 730 N. ATLANTIC AVE- DAYTONA BEACH. FL 32118 DIRECTLY ON THE OCEAN 1 -800 647 3448 ■ViiiiilCaluHaUa MOTEL ojiubtanM 1-9O4-7S8-7107 MOaaMattbttMO 32218ouf»A*rtlc/wa. **»B»ai'Ti%8B*a Daytona Baach Shores, R. F—ftrtQaju iAK...FIJNINSUN! -^ .p. . •ColorCaMeTV -Phone | ^rar%l»\aJL ' I" .FREE HBO •Laundry 1903 S. Atlantic Ave, DtytDBJi Beach R, 32118 .Efficiencies Available directly on world famous beach . FOBKESV. 1-800-881-8085 \ (•04)253-4556 | COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 CABANA MOTEL O c c a 31 f r o a 1 SI6 N. Atlantic Aveaa* • Dfxmt Beach ■ /» t*« JVto Ota* /irtfcit Zo*« 1 -800- Wftjr A* jfer* For lM»H All Rate* Baftd On Up to 4 Ffjopje No Adults Allowed Al This Time * Motel Room* A 2 Room efficiencies' 535-2036 Healed Pool • Basketball • Bartieque . 0' > .mfront TOLL FREE t*800*327*1481 DAYTONAS HOTTEST LOCATION WALK THE SHORTEST DISTANCE IN ANY DIRECTION TO NIGHT CLUBS, DECK PARTIES, M.T.V. & BREAK EVENTS -DIRECTLY ON THE WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS BEACH- 100% STUDENTS ONLYI PARTY •REDECOTATED -HEATED POOL •REFRIGERATORS -FREE H.B.O. ALL DAY - ALL NIGHT CALL FOR FREE BROCHURE AND RESERVATIONS 800-535-3601 »N»A U2N ATLAVE ESQUIRE BEACH M0TELi,DAYTONA,FL32118 Wm Ms oreads The Hot Country Van From 98* FROG Is packed With Prizes • Games And Sprins Break Souvenirs Tune to 98.1 FM 0 0 OAYTOHAS HOT COUNTRY fM Hot Country Favorites Of Yesterday & Today COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 DAYTONA BEACH m f m I SPRING BREAK 94 s SPRING BREAK CAPITOL . I -1 Party-Play-Fan-Fun!!! • 10 MINUTES WALK TO SEABREEZE ENTERTAINMENT AREA DANCE CLUBS AND BARS. •POOL BAR & RESTAURANT -POOL PARTIES ^V •ROOMS, EFR TWO BEDROOM APTS & PENTHOUSES PUT YOUR BOOKS AWAY, COME TO •BALCONIES -INDOOR HEATED POOL THI BEACH"! ■OCEANFRONT POOL • COLOR CABLE TV-ON SITE LAUNDRY starting at *65 HOT E I 1024 N. Atlantic Ave. -Daytona Beach. FL 904-255-1 E at MINIMUM PRICES! 1 -800-543-2923 V DAYTONA BEACH •Live Free Concerts on Pool Deck •Deluxe Rooms up to 5 People •$B8 • Color Cable TV -First Run Movies . '■* ' **"»i •Some in room Jacuzzis •fSiSS, ^ •Contests Daily •Sunning on a deck 700 feet long •Olympic size pools ,S5Sff •Poolside lounge •Full service restaurant ►Health club with Nautilus, sauna and more •Dancing & Free admission to "Club Mirage" 'Person, mrt of Daytona Boach - Directly on the Ocean1' 9U0 N. Atlantic Ave Day! ich, FL COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 DIRKTlYOHTHEOCm! While your staying on the beach FAST FREE DELIVERY UVE tSUNP REGGAE NI6NW! 255-8000 625 N. Oleander • Daytona Beach OYSTERS CRABS CLAMS SHRIMP 2 LARGE CHEESE PIZZAS mrOMA'S UHDMAM OK THE BUCK AM 40 YEUB! ANY 1 TOPPING <*E»MEHALF BLOCK SOUIH Of IKE «A«SraEETPiainS.OCE«(»Vt CAU2SW2J4 $109 plus tax >00 WFVE GOT YOU COVERED REGGAE REPUBLIC AT THE OCEAN DECKS All HEW, 10% OFF ALL CLOTHING *$* Ocean Deck T-shirts &. Sweats, TAKE HO* A TOUCH OF THE BUNOM VST THE OCEAN DECKS All MEW REGGAE Environmental Wear, Reggae Wear, REWBUC BUND WEAR MOP. FEATURING ONLY THE ONEST* REGGAE AND SLAND Volley Shorts & Shirts, Island Wear. T*MT$AND«K»TSWEAR F1US, ORIGINAL OCEANDECK MRTS AND ACCESSOR*! Wi Ml ATLANTIC AVE.DJ. Must present this coupon for discount REfifiAEREPUBLKJ for more info call 257-3200 MSrhte, 136 S Atlantic Ave. Daytona Bch., FL 32118 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBOBBBBBBBflBflflBDflBGI® A Daytona Tradition That1s Gotten Evet Better! m I1 HAPPY HOUR r&STEJD ALL THE 4-7 DAILY iMI SPORTS ACTION 'Specially Priced DRINKS £> ^6 fifev ^Q ALL THE TIME! | •Specially Priced PITCHERS 4^rjA ^S 1^5^ 21 TV SCREENS m *25« OYSTERS «3* ^B^a^l VttV V^ 'Catch Your MM Steamed or Raw J^^ A ^J SA Wg Favorite Teams! MIDNIGHT *^ ll™11 I mtjr^ \ef *AII The NBA Action g GAME ROOM ■ OYSTER HOUR: 5 POOL TABLES 12 Midnight 111 Close 25$ OYSTERS FULL MENU Served Up Steamed Or Raw Great Food & Drink! Fast Friendly Service! DAYTONA BEAC COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 > ^N0TTE$Jk V NIGHTCLUB N DAYTONA BEACH • HUGE DANCE FLOOR • UNBELIEVABLE LIGHT SHOW - •THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS PARTY ON THE BEACH • CONTESTS NIGHTLY OPEN TIL 3 AM Beachside & A1A 257-6236 611 Seabreeze Blvd _ 10 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Key West k Spring Break 1994! KEY WEST. FL. "Key West or Bust- motels, motor inns and even a local KEY WES signs will grace many student vehicles campground. across the nation in the next few weeks as A diversity of lifestyles are found in Key the self-proclaimed American Caribbean West that make San Francisco and Island gears up for that traditional rite Provincetown look tame. Key West sim- called "Spring Break". The best news is ply is ... like no other Spring Break des- are all sorts of contests and games orga- If you need transportation around the I that this Caribbean island city is accessi- tination in the continental U.S. nized by the local radio stations, who island and don't have a car, be sure to rent ble by car from anywhere in North The Key West Spring Break daytime broadcast at the beach daily. When away a motor scooter. Scooters are the pre- ] America! In fact, just ahead south until action is generally found on the water, at from the beach and water, the shopping in ferred method of getting around the nar- you can drive no further on US Highway the beach, or shopping on historic Duval Old Town Key West can be entertaining row island streets, and there are literally I #1 (Atlantic Coast) and you'll arrive at Street. There are literally hundreds of to say the least! Duval and Front Street hundreds (maybe thousands) of scooters the southernmost city in the United charter boat operators on the Isle of Key shops offer a myriad of specialty cloth- to choose from for as little as $20 a day States: Key West. Florida. West ready to take you on snorkeling, ing, gifts, bars and restaurants It will ($15 if you're lucky). Do yourself i| Parrot-heads unite. Key West is beckon- fishing, sailing or private "do-it-all" trips take you all week to discover them all! favor though. Find out about the local ing you to visit the land of Jimmy Buffet, to the only shallow water reef in North After a "tough day" frolicking on the traffic laws from the scooter rental peo- Margariiaville and that tropical aloe tan. America, just six miles from Key West! beach, the water, or "shopping till you ple, before you set out It could save you Indeed, Key West is a first-class world- Smathers Beach, Key West's landlubbers drop" the evening usually begins with the the price of a $100 traffic ticket or a night wide reputation for its Caribbean climate, playground, is roughly a mile long stretch gala island sunset festival at Mallory in jail. beaches, and offshore treasure-hunting. of sandy paradise with volleyball courts, Square, followed by dinner at one of the Motels or condos are the preferred lodg- Onshore in Key West, there are many placid Atlantic waters and hot pizza scores of great restaurants on the island ing, as campgrounds are scarce. Expect landlocked treasures to be found in the stands. It's all HOT. HOT, HOT on Key and cruising the Duval Street nightclubs. to pay at least $40 per person, per night. multitude of curio shops and restaurants West beaches this time of year, whether Entertainment and dancing in the clubs (average room rate is $100-$I50 per that line Duval and Front Streets in "Old you are sampling the hot lunch licks, or ranges from island music to reggae, night). For information on Key West Town". Accommodations in Key West the hot water fun - sailboarding, para- calypso and soca music, to rock and roll, lodging alternatives call toll free. I -800- are as upscale as your budget allows, sailing, catamaran sailing, jet-skiing - blues and piano-jazz. Many of the acts FLA KafffS, Or 1-800-352-5397. from S-Star Hotels on the Waterfront to it's all available in Key West! And there can be seen and heard from the sidewalk As a final note, the local authorities of Duval Street as you stroll by in the always get a little nervous about the balmy night air of Key West. "Break of Spring'* and they are generally Key West is easy to find on a map, just serious about enforcing their statutes. A find Florida and look for the Florida few words to the wise: Keys, south of Miami. If you have an aversion to using "geographical aids" the ♦ DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE, way I do, then take along a compass that ALWAYS FIND A "DESIGNATED points south or just follow the signs to DRIVER". Miami, via Interstate 95, Interstate 75 or * If you are not yet 21, avoid the spir- • FREE CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST the Florida Turnpike. For the deep-pock- ited or you may be involuntarily escorted. • SPACIOUS ROOMS eted. Key West does have an airport that • SHOPPING / RESTAURANTS * Obey the local parking laws, or you / is serviced by American, Delta, and US will be booted or towed. Air, and all the major rental car agencies. * Do not partake in physical discrim- Volleyball • Bicycles Once you reach the Florida Keys tune ination of any kind, as KEY WEST is Jet Skis • Private Parties into the official Spring Break radio sta- home to a variety of lifestyles and "bash- * BaMd on quad occupancy Mopeds • Pool Jacuzzi Bar tions. WEOW 92.5 FM, and WOZN 98.7 ing" is taboo, and very uncool. FM. They II have the scoop on all the hot * Take care of yourself and the envi- 1 -tM-UB 1114 » 2M1 H. mtuwslt lltl. Msy Wttt. Fl deals, and they'll be giving away lots of ronment, don't get trashed or trash the great prizes at the beach and "on air". beautiful Florida Keys! KEY WEST KEY WEST KEY WEST KEY WEST cSyPSY/tp'/3f&x£ Sprins Break Headquarters! |fm. 1HV..I... fc n«y wester CsResort Inn 'f **,/ 93 Rooms on 9 Acres of Tropical Paradise with Econo Lodge Olympic Pool. Tennis Courts, >/2 Mile to Beach, 2 '/2 Miles to Downtown. CALL FOR RESERVATIONS: 3820 N. Roosevelt Blvd. On the Gulf of Mexico 1-800-477-8888 (305)294-5511 KEY WEST KEY WEST KEY WEST KEY WEST Reservations (M0) 999-7277 I . . . If You Dont Subscribe To Beach Bull You re Just Plain Stupid! iWTmf *«> *ook like JM', Choir .Roys. SUBSCRIBE TO THE WORST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA! AND GET THE OFFKIAL SPRING BREAK 94 I. ABSOLUTELY;* \i f— WHAT IS BEACH BULL? Andl Thought Of The Month How con a pregnant fish tell PISCES *nen her woter Breaks1 Ftb.20-Mvch.2t Tha moon and ttw stare am algnad I tool ol younal Ml wankig.) mad* in low *•> an alr-ojitffcntng I Swear out of tr* ordawy oonakMng you i Eod/r ■lamp coaedion and you onca i I marriaga lo a i SAMPLES Of WHAT YW MAY IN THE BUT You are too «■« lor ma. Plaaae put thai papar down and go away. WHAT'S THIS. Bull Factoid UAH CONTEST WMNEM mosquito*, beetle*. Spider*, flies, as**. I M kakaj ml ■> aa •» a* M 1 kaM MBiakMlankaatarfaakaiav 'KM* ■daMwu-a* A trot•» Kle. of deluxe pim "W*' talM^nr.KTil—TtfiB-1 Discount Spring Break Packages America's #7 Spri/tg Brga^ Destination |»\\\M.\CITV M \( H. ri.()KII)\ From $129 per person per week j I Enc»Me<)Brr^cr^(xMor^OruWr«y«l*>0' Name:_ 5 FREE parties with FREE beverages BEACH BULL Address. Your choice of premiere properties: Holiday Inn Beach Resort, Best P.O.Box 41*1 Western Casa Loma, Ramada Inn Beach, Days Inn Beach, | Panama Crly.FL 32401 Zip:_ Check One: I do _ Do not want a Hampton Inn, Pier 99, Barefoot Inn, and Summit Condos. | ThrMa|iiaaia*i*n^art»«*a» saw ^Ma- ■ FREET-Shirt sent with this order. Organize a group - earn FREE trips andtop cormmssions! ll ANNUALSUBSCHPTtON $1900 Postage IHar^taMtfLttoraaJd. J 150 Oieck T-Shirt size: M_ L XL ,i,i,fl,K'fl,i,i'. I 12 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 DAYTONA Spring Break Festival. . . A new Wave of Fun » Daytona Beach Spring Break Festival products range from automobiles to per- Fact Sheet sonal care. Public relations firms and independent promotional companies WHERE? Daytona Beach is located on transform Daytona Beach into a youth the Central East coast of Florida. It is festival. 88 miles south of Jacksonville and 60 miles northeast of Orlando. HOW DO I GET INVOLVED? There are a variety of ways a company can par- WHEN IS SPRING BREAK? Because ticipate in Spring Break at Daytona of Easter, the dates of Spring Break vary Beach. Our beach is 23 miles of hard- each year. The peak dates for 1994 are packed sand - perfect for sports or inter- March 14th through April 3rd. active games and product sampling. The Bandshell. Ocean Center, and Peabody HOW MANY STUDENTS ATTEND? Auditorium can be utilized for live enter- Our visitors come from the eastern tainment such as concerts or comedy United States and Canada. They range in shows. In addition, there are scores of age from 18 to 24 and stay one week. hotels with pool decks that offer promo- Mid-Florida Marketing and Research, tional opportunities. Inc. estimates that over 200,000 students come to Daytona Beach for Spring Break FOR MORE INFORMATION. during the peak weeks. CONTACT: Suzanne Heddy WHICH COMPANIES SPONSOR Director. Spring Break Festival Task EVENTS? Daytona Beach is proud of its Force national corporate sponsors who yearly P. O. Box 2475 invest millions of dollars into Spring Daytona Beach, FL 32115-2475 Break to reach their target market. These 904-2554)981 FAX 258-5104 WATER MANIA IT'S' FSM-TASTIC/ Fam-taetlc meana we've got the best In water fun for the entire tarnay. Water Mania has awesome kiddie pools including a giant Pirate ehlpfor kids, thrill rtdee Ilka The Wipe Out and The Abyse for teens, and relaxing rides and plenty of epace for Mom and Dad. Its so much fun for the •ntire family rnat we ruxl to create a wtK>le new wort to dse^ * r WATER MANIA...ITS FAM-TASTIC! ^ - ^ WATER MANIACS # MORE ROOM, MORE FUN! ^*% 6073 W. Highway 192 Kleelmmee. FL 34747 (407)396-2626 Just off 1-4 at Extt #25A ■ ' — COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 13 Wings, Seafood, Sandwiches, Salads and fun, fun, fun, 'til your daddy takes your surfboard away! &iem Panama City Beach $r»002" Off Buy Any Entree On Shirts And Get A White & Black Tees, Ladies Tanks, FREE Bowl Of Men's Tanks, Half Shirts, University Shirts & Specialty Shirts Curly Fries Lam One (1) coupon per person. Offer Expires April. 15. 1994 Oder Expns A***. IS. 199* Good At Good At HOOTERS HOOTERS Daytona Beach Only Panama CityBeach Only__ j 12709 Front Beach Rd. 2100 Volusia Avenue Panama City Beach, FL Daytona Beach, FL 14 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Welcome 1994 Spring Breakers! Welcome to Panama the •Kitchenettes •Telephones City Beach, Florida! H?ART •Wake Up Service of •Patio Pool Bar The World's Most Beautiful Beaches PANAMA •Game Room •Snack Bar SPRING BREAK 1994 designated driver, or pay the dollar per CITY ■m Things to Remember person for a taxi, but DO NOT driak and BEACH 1. Florida State Law requires that YOU drive. Florida MUST BE 21 TO PURCHASE, CON- 3. It is against the law to take ANY glass SUME OR POSSESS alcoholic bever- container on the beach. ages. Open alcoholic containers on pub- 4. TAMPERING WITH ANY FIRE rWJwVWwww WWWWWWww lic property, including streets, sidewalks, SAFETY DEVICE IS A FELONY under or inside a vehicle is prohibited. A per- Florida Statutes and will result in eviction RESORT MOTEL son of legal age cannot sell or provide from your accommodations, arrest and 11001 Front Back Road, Paaann OMBaach, H. 32407 RESERVATIONS alcoholic beverages to any person under prosecution. 1-300-451-5307 or (»Q4> 234-3391 age. 5. Occupancy of guest rooms is strictly 2. Do not drink and drive. Appoint a limited to the number of persons desig- By The Sea SPECIAL SPRING BREAK s Directly on Gulf. Opmn All Ymar 69 PER NIGHT 2PEOPU •SinglM/DouMM >1.2.3 BR apt*. Exit.i Person Only S7 50 •Ftafrigerator ft Phonos In all rooma PAY FOR G GET 7TH NIGHT FREE 1-8004484681 BEACHFRONT 17101 Front Cit» Beach, PL 33413 • 904-234*681 1-800 874-6657 ON THE GULF AT THE WATERS EDGE!! Call For The Best Room Selection!!.' 52 UNITS • EFFICIENCIES & ROOMS Kitchenettes & Private Balconies or Patios Are Available -Cable TV -Large Pool INK 1 800-874 2410 15505 Front Beach Rd, Panama City Beach, FL ■ I -904-234-3315 itwi MOTEL 1 800-654-3354 or (904) 234-3354 Panama City Beach. Ftortda 32407 HolidayJTfiirraW The SANDPIPER-BEACON •Large Pool -Wave Runner •Parasails •630* Oalf Beach Frontage •Karaoke Beach Party •Rental Chairs *Sail Boats • Kitchenettes •2 Outdoor S winning Pooh •Saifcoau. Jetskis A Parasails ■Acroufrom MirmcU Strip Amuu •I Indoor healed Pool •Beach Night Bon Plres •Restaurant • 2 A 3 Room Suites Next lb New Arcade •Shell Island Party Cruises •Tiki Beach Bar • Volleyball •Area Discount Coupons 11 S31 Fro- Beach ROM • haaaa Qljr Bock, Ron*) 32«J7 (Based On Quad Occupancy) •—> (f§4) 234-33t2 mr (f4) 234-1341 »••>»«■♦♦»»«♦♦♦•••••♦♦»♦»»•»♦»»♦«»♦»♦»♦ WELCOME BREAKERS! >orado Travel Inn 40 UNITS AIL ON THE GULF 'Your SPRING BREAK HEADQUARTERS' 1 & 2 Room Effctendes •Cable TV. 3 Poola-Beoch Volleyball 2 R**%!£? "*■ * Sub sh°P °" Promtae* "fg fikv -Large Pool AndPatloOn The Beach Within walking distance to 2 Worid Famous Bmmch Clubs I 10B1 1 Front laaah Rood ^ 1-800-441-5522 • City taach, Florida 32407 * CALL FOB! >♦♦♦♦♦♦»■;»♦' '.9041 234-2811 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 15 PANAMA CITY BEACH L O R I D A natcd by the Management in accordance RED - Danger Undertow with local fire codes. Violators will be YELLOW - Beware of Undertow subject to possible forfeiture of paid BLUE - Calm Seas. monies and eviction. 6. Excessive noise or music is prohibit- The absence of flags does not denote ed. Loud and noisy parties or behavior safe seas. will not be condoned at any time. 1 7. No open fires of any type are permit- Our wows have a spectaculat gulf ftont view . ted on the beach. 8. Please dispose of any litter or trash in 'Singh, one room, one double bed the receptacles provided. •Double, one room, 9. When swimming be aware of the 'Walking distance two double beds beach flag warning system: •One room efficiency, to Restaurant*, twodoublebeds •Two room amctoncy, Shops, and twodoublebeds 1)011 WHIM*** MA •Two room efficiency. Night Ufa! three double beds Floriai3M*7 THRBT (904)234-3396 7 DAY PKG i HBJNT ROAD JWIAMA CTTY 86ACH. ft. •216 feat ot baacr. frontaoa •\toHevt»H.P»r»«*l» *J*Stal CAaFORWSSIWMlONS .ICfctMnatto AraH. •G«*S«•£°«>, •PtMfiM 'laundry On PiiinfeM 1-800-833-1415 ■Group Rooms - 6 or mow (904,283-1000 It**"!- (904) 233-7807 li«i17S Front Baach Road. PC Baach, FL 32413| PANAMA CITY BEACH B Spring Break Package BOOK NOW H I THE BEACH! 7 DAY PACKAGES FROM 101 GULF-FRONT ROOMS IN THE HEART OF PANAMA CITY BEACH. WORLD-CLASS NIGHT CLuSe^nuSnoHO AND RESTAURANTS NEAJWY. BEACH ACTIVITIES ON THE PREMISES. CALL TOOAYI CHATEAU 12626 Front Baach Roaal fkMM CK» Banea, FferUa S2407 Ifcr paraon. auaa occupancy. 4.6 ana 6^aay packaaa. Mh JliTKS^Li aa\n>nc« aapoaltreaiHra. (rwrnrfundaH.). Room .amaa. aspoart roa^r*. r^t^ ao not rowrriutchBiwtta.™_ (HrhnanM an. auKa.W«M awataMaavaHaMe at aaalttonala**Wonal chara*enaras. •C-1 &^ PANAMA CITY BEACH FLORIDA 800-224-GULF F COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Coca-Cola Beach Jam Provides Entertainment for Panama City ABSOLUTE Live Entertainment, Competitions, and Free Cold Coca-Cola r *u6Gc of tMesca&to's available on the Beachfront of the Ramada-Days Inn Coca-Cola will liven up the Panama radio remotes will also be positioned BREAKS City Spring Break beaches with the from the Beach Jam stage. Coca-Cola Beach Jam. From March 5- Just beyond the stage stands the Coca- 27 this will be one Beach Jam that does Cola Oasis. This domed inflatable hut not leave you thirsting for more. will offer free Coca-Cola refreshments, The Coca-Cola Beach Jam can be have Coca-Cola Spring Break merchan- found on the beach front just behind the dise available, and provide a shaded Giant Volcano at the Ramada-Days Inn. seating area to enjoy a break from the The focal point of the Beach Jam com- heat. The Oasis will have palm trees and plex will be the 20' x 30' stage. In front graphics on all sides to distinguish it. of the 30' backdrop, the stage will be The Coca-Cola Beach Jam is not just manned by a live emcee/DJ. The emcee an oasis of beverage and music. FREE EVERYDAY will hold wacky contests for prizes, play Interactive games will be available. LIVE ENTERTAINMENT music, and announce Spring Break Competitions will be held for premium wrm activities that all beach-goers will want prizes. $1.00 >FF ADMISSION AD to know about. Live performances by area bands and See Beach Jam Page 18 The Party Is At 233-8000 SHOPPES AT EDGEWATER • PANAMA BEACH L3Af^ & <3J?M.L 9900 5. Thomas L>„ Panama City Beach, FL 1200 FEET OF BEACH 1-800-874-7101 1 » mow Acids L,»rg * T.lil 14 >§M~*r **tlR« . • — Indoor Heated Pool Quality Inn Beachfront runners'ParASAili Volleyball'Baiiictball 7 Nights $199 p«r P— Football'Lighted ' MABZ&toJS ■ Steam Room 5 NIghtS $159 P«P«o. 7"U*$149„ 15285 Front Beach Rd. 5 TOEE Cooiineoul Bee**"*" "Jg* $119 Panama city Beach Fl 3241/ COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 17 ; \ i^S onLy pN RAM AD A) DAYS INN DAYS INN BEACH RAMADA INN BEACH home of the f*i***5ow>j OG s^yi Reserve your party accommodations at the Days Inn'Beach or Ramada Inn Beach Hotels, featuring 335 oceanfront deluxe affordable accommodations -right on the water- overlooking sugar white hOT sands & emerald CoOi green gulf waters- Call 1-800-633-0266 and mention the Jam Fest eak for your special Spring Break rate! ^ Headquarters ■■ •*•*■ ■ I I -■ '!'■»> 18 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Panama City Beach, FL ll is at the Top of the List for Spring Break '94 >on*l" miss the best part of Panama City Beach, Florida -- There is of beach volleyball. And. if you're seek- spring break... eating at no other place tobe! In 1993. Panama ing a change of pace, take a scenic boat City Beach was one of the most popular cruise to uninhabited Shell bland where 'anarna City Beach's best] spring break destinations for college stu- you might enjoy the wonderful snorkel- staurant, the Boar's Hea< dents — a place where over an estimated ing, diving, or fishing experiences. ► 550,000 spring breakers from around the After a day of fun and sun on the beach, United States and Canada traveled for a night on Panama City Beach can please foronly their spring break vacation. any college crowd. There are beach clubs Tom Cason, director of the Panama City where you can listen and dance to some Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau, of the top bands around. 11 stated. The decision to make Panama There are over 16,000 accommodations City Beach their spring break destination options at the most reasonable prices, for many college students in 1993 was an most offering an excellent vantage point easy one. When most students are look- for beach watching. Restaurants offer ing for a beach destination and value for cuisine to suit all tastes — from a plentiful their limited funds, Panama City Beach is breakfast buffet, a standard beachgoer's 5TEAK*5HRIMP at the top of the list" For many colleges mainstay of burgers and fries, to the best DINNERS and universities, Panama City Beach is seafood the Gulf of Mexico has to offer. the closest beach that offers affordable to With twenty-seven miles of the world's plus lots of other stuff BKe ffch, them. most beautiful white sands and emerald shrimp & pasta and awesome prime rib,J Of course, the prime attractions for any green waters, the Gulf Coast beach can for 6 bucks. You can charge it too. visitor to Panama City Beach are the put any spring breaker on the beach at snow white sands and emerald green least one day earlier, turning the extra Real casual, real coot. Open U50, waters along the Gulf of Mexico. The travel time toother Florida beach destina- closed Monday .5ee yal beaches in Panama City Beach have tions into valuable fun and sun time on earned the reputation as the "world's the beach. And be assured, Panama City most beautiful beaches." The breaker's Beach is the place for an action packed spring vacation to Panama City Beach and safe spring break that won't be for- can be occupied in a variety of ways, gotten. including water sports such as windsurf- ing, parasailing, or cruising up and down For more information, write the Panama the shore on a wave runner. Working on City Beach Convention and Visitors that golden Florida tan or spending an Bureau, Post Office Box 9473. Panama afternoon around a busy pool is just the City Beach. Florida. 32417. or call 1-800- thing for others. Many breakers even hit PCBEACH (US) or 1-800-553-1330 the beach for a competitive game or two (Canada). Beach Jam products and food at participating Continued from page 16 restaurants. y With thousands of these cards avail- The Beach Jam's Beach Bowling and able, almost anyone attending the Coca- <_)/£si\\\ Stick Ball, offer new twists sporting Cola Beach Jam can win special prizes competitions. In Beach Bowling, contes- ami VIP treatment. tants will hurl a 22-pound medicine ball AD across the hotels of Panama City. 90U-23U-6628 at large Coca-Cola bottles. Stick Ball is Coca-Cola Spring Break 94 cotnmerno- On the west end the chance to swing away for homers rative cans will be available. These spe- with a Velcro wall in front of the partici- cial hems will only be offered during the Front Beach Road, j ust west of pants. Spring Break period. Hwy 79 (across from the O-turn The Beach Jam Mud Dive will take PowerAde will be on hand within the Sunburn Saloon) place in a 20'xl2' inflatable cage. One Beach Jam complex offering its World dive into the mud. and it's off to the surf Cup Soccer Kick-on-Goal competition. to clean up. What a good excuse for get- Free samples of Power Ade will be given ting in the water. Just as unique as the away at the soccer event. mud pit. Coca-Cola Beach Jam brings The Coca-Cola Beach Jam is the head- Panama City a specially designed obsta- quarters for Panama City Spring Break cle course. excitement. With updates on the beach Prizes will be awarded in all activities, events, music, games, and free Coca- and participation is free. But the frue Cola, the Beach Jam will be the central passport to excitement is the Coca-Cola party location. Just look beyond the Club Card. This VIP credential entitles giant volcano for the two khuge Coca- beach-goers the inside track on winning Cola bottles or listen to the sounds of a beach gear, information on Spring Break Coca-Cola Spring Break to find the most activities and discounts on Coca-Cola interactive Beach Jam on the janda.„ ^ COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 19 Coca-Cola Spring Break Jam Fest VIP Club Cards Key to Inside Track on Games, Prizes, and Entertainment The Coca-Cola "Spring Break Jam Feat" by participating in the Coca-Cola Spring will be the multi-event party headquarters Break Jam Fest events. There are tens of awaiting the hundreds or fifty thousand thousands to give away and at any time plus students who will descend upon the Club Card could be the ticket for South Padre bland for Spring Break unannounced prizes, special contests, and 1994. The Jam Pest will take place from special VIP treatment Mach 6 through March 26 at the Radisson Along with the Coca-Cola Club Card, Retort Hotel, right on the beach. visitors can win special Coca-Cola The event will feature DJ's on the beach, Spring Break prizes including T-shirts, three on three basketball tournaments, baseball caps, watches, squeeze bottles, free throw contests, outdoor concerts, and koozies. Coca-Cola prize give-aways, sports Coca-Cola has also produced a limited edition commemorative can for Spring games, celebrity appearances, and Break 1994 in South Padre Island. This refreshments. The real passport to island very cool can may be purchased in stores adventure is the Coca-Cola Club Card, a only on the island and will be available VIP credential which gives students the for the three weeks of Spring Break. inside track on winning beach gear, par- So for fun and excitement, grab a Coke ticipating in on-site stage activities, extra and head to the Coca-Cola Jam Fest on discounts on merchandise, and special the beach at the Radisson Hotel. T-shirts, deals on food and Coca-Cola at partici- prizes, celebrities, basketball, wacky pating restaurants and food stores games, and music is all part of the fun. throughout South padre Island. Always Cool. Always Coca-Cola. Anyone can win a Coca-Cola Club Card TEN ACRES BEACHFRONT RESORT ' ■ . -.:■■,- ■■ ' ■ . ■-■ *•' * •—> \ ■°o° VPo. . RJS^Swimmim •Four Lighted Tennis Courts • p°^ Watersports/Beach Volleyball • Quarterdeck Lounge • co •Hammerhead Deck • •Whiskey Shack *. «^U/ •Windjammer's Beachfront Cafe • £*B ISI^/ CONTESTS! PRIZES! UVE ENTERTAINMENT!^ •••» *•*.' •'•/ •"/ • I* •*: ■> ■> ft COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Tanning Tips Many visitors don't realize just how strong the sun's rays can be in Florida. After only one day of fun in the sun, they have a painful sunburn that may ruin the rest of their trip - and their skin. Don't let this happen to you. A conser- 500' GUIF OF MEXICO BEACH for vative approach to sunning will assure Bad. swimming & other Beach Sports you that your remaining vacation days 2 fresh water pools. . ON SITE will be as pleasant as the first. And you SECURfTY Travel Agency in lobby for can go back home with a healthy glow day trips to Mexico and other instead of an itchy peel. Day 4 - Depending on your natural skin destinations Kitchenettes Available • Ful Because Florida is closer to the equator tone and the color of your Florida base Water Sports. Wave Runners. Parasail & than many northern states, the ultraviolet tan, you may move down the SPF ladder '' Banana Boats rays are four times stronger. This can as follows: Prices Beginning At mean you tan four times faster or bum Very fair to fair -- Stay with SPF 15 four times faster, depending on your "sun Fair to medium — Drop down to SPF sense". Local skin specialists, lifeguards 10 per night for four persons and sun lotion manufacturers recommend Medium to light tan — Try SPF 10 or the following guidelines for beachgoers: 8 March 4-19 Day 1 - Use Sun Protection Factor Tan to olive skin - Should be safe with f flOO tor 4 (SPF) IS or higher everywhere skin is SPF 8 or 6 t exposed, especially on face and delicate Deep to dark skin - Use SPF 4 areas where skin is thinnest and more Day 5 and beyond - Follow Day 4's February 12- March 3 & f-MMIM sun-sensitive. advice for the rest of your stay. As your March 20-April 2 Day 2 — Continue with the same SPF tan increases, drop your SPF gradually so i $90 for4 1-210-761-1100 you used yesterday. that you maintain a beautiful tan with no P.O. Box 2100 Day 3 - If you started with an SPF high- burning or peeling. S10 Additional for kitchenettes er than 15, drop down to 15. If you start- Always keep a higher number SPF on S. Padre Island. TX 78597 ed with 15, stay there one more day. your face. This avoids wrinkling. r I THIS SPRING BREAK '94 Come Play In Our Backyard! SOUTH PADRE ISLAND'S O, • 1 T* LARGEST INDOOR, OpCCial KtltCS AIR CONDITIONED * NIGHT CLUB - OPEN FROM \ f rfrtlW a*T A + 7P.M.TO4AM. starting i\.z •Live Music Weekly •$1500 Weekly Cash & Prizes •Smallest Bikini contest • 12-Stor d With Room* •Best Buns Contest ttes, Suites •Best Chest Contest •Wet T-Shirt Contest qg W fg W phis tax •2 & 3 Bedroom Condominiums •Tan Line Contest •2 Swhnmmg Pools, 2 Lighted Tennis Courts •Restaurant, Night Club f BAHIA MAR BEACH RfSORI •Texas-Sized Hot Tub 6300 Padre Blvd.«8outh Padre Island, Texas 7897 •15 Lush Tropical Acres 1 800292 7502 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 Getting Ready For Spring Break '94 -TO South Padre Island, a treasure on the Break '94. During Texas Week (Spring *,# tropical tip of Texas, juat twenty-five Break for Texas colleges), the Country 1 minutes from the Mexican border, is an Music Association and the South Padre i annual party destination for zealous col- Island Convention A Visitors Bureau will lege students from the United States, nationally televise country musk con- Canada and Mexico. certs on South Padre Island, Texas. South Padre Island is the host to more CMA and the South Padre Island than 100,000 college students in March, C invention & Visitors Bureau will also and is notorious with and fun, frolic, and be on location to capture popular college flash. With its miles of beaches and sub- activities such as jet-skiing, the "Wall tropical climate. South Padre Island, Climb" (a two-story wall which resem- Texas is synonymous with the ultimate bles a mountain), the "Human Pyramid, Spring Break adventure and is unrivaled and "Celebrity Volleyball." Avswt by any other destination! To add some more "spike" to the sunny Corporations also visit South Padre days of Spring Break, the entire month of separate tournaments for each week in 4 Island during Spring Break to market March, South Padre Island is the host to March. The top four finalists from each their products through beach activities. today's hottest sport; beach volleyball. week will qualify to the "Sweet Sixteen". This celebration is held all along the The first ever National Collegiate Beach Find a treasure chest of excitement and beach and gives an opportunity for busi- Volleyball Championships will invade fan at South Padre Spring Break *94. For ness to capitalize on premium exposure the frenzied beaches of South Padre mor information on South Padre Island, and in return gives the students things to Island and attract attention from volley- Texas and Spring Break '94 call the do. There are 30 to 40 corporate sponsors ball experts to novices alike. South Padre Island Convention and that are involved with Spring Break and Volleyball Association members from Visitors Bureau at 1-800-343-2368. provide a variety of non-alcoholic, exhil- across the country (UCLA, U. of Texas, Discover what the pirates of yesteryear arating events. Florida, Kentucky, etc.) will compete in knew and seek the wealth of thrill on the The town of South Padre Island also has the largest beach and first national vol- beaches of South Padre Island, Texas some special events planned for Spring leyball tournament. There will be four during Spring Break '94. • Visit the Coca-Cola Spring Break Jam Fest at the Rsdisson Resort Hotel for Sprlnf Breakers Coca-Cola three-on-three basketball tournaments, wacky games, fun and T-shirts. Spring Break * Pick up your South Padre Island Welcome To fe/hrtn's Spring Break commemorative can of Dinner Special 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. Schedule Coca-Cola Classic in participating retail • Get your Coca-Cola Club Card at the of Events Coca-Cola Jam Fest for exciting prizes Join us on South and premiums. The Coca-Cola Club Make your own Burritos. Enchiladas, Flautas, Tacos Card is your passport for fun. excitement. - Rice. Beans, Pico de Gallo & Much more Padre Island Texas and exclusive discounts throughout South Padre Island. All YOU Can Eat |No doggie Bags please) ISLAND Everyday Except Tuesday Brisket Fajitas, Chicken, AJ| under $500 WATER SPORTS Breakfast Served All Day - - Sf>"nf Break Special ;iNTRODUCTORf RIDE " >u4l/. BAKERY & VVflrl & RESTAURANT |I5 Minutes for South Padre Island, Texas 78597 (SI2) 7*1-4972 coupon LocatedAt TEQUILA SUNSET Corner of Pike&Laguna On The Bay « South Padre Island TX !■■■■> »«...< i.«-mu» n «■' i 1 ■«■ "y-'.'.t.f|if<"",'T'^ LIVE CONCERTS SPRING BREAK 1994 THE RAGE OF SOUTH PADRE ISLAND CHARLIE'S CHARLIE'S CHARLIE'S IPRING BREAK 1994 CHARLIE'S PARADISE OR 24 COCA-COLA SPRING BREAK GUIDE 1994 • Af /V-, I* 1 j&fs & If •r. StesfvrTXC*** <** fefcalc *♦ ii****2 t* L**5* Effl^ *^f:7iiv^»nf - ■ ••Tmc « , NQB°DY ms SPR|NG BI'EM( B[TTER/ > f? r 1»* MUSTANG ISLAND V «8a RESERVATION PROCEDURES FOLLOW THESE THREE EASY STEPS X) ANOTHER FANTASTIC SUNCHASE COLLEGIATE SPRING BEACH From the guaranteed pricing charts on the right: a). STEP 1. select your favorite beach or ski destination, b). locate the dates you wish to break and length of stay. e). select bom the lodging choices. Our guaranteed price listed where your selections intersect is what each trip participant, based upon maximum unit LODGING CHOICE occupancy, pays tor their spring break trip package. All tnp package pricing is per person for the entire length of stay (not per night) and includes sales tax. If you do not have enough trip participants in your party to fill a condominium or hotel unit to maximum occupancy, you may select on the Reservation Application the Optional Share Supplement. For an additional $20.00 per person, we will assign you with other trip participants of the same sex to maximum unit occupancy. If this option is selected, we can not guarantee what size of unit you will be assigned. If your party desires less than maximum unit occupancy, please call us for special pricing. Share Supplement may not be available at each complex. A $50.00 per person non-refundable deposit is required STEP 2. for all trip packages. Sunchase offers three trip payment options: a.) mail in your completed Reservation Application LODGING CHOICES (one per trip participant) with your deposit or full payment by enclosing bank certified check, money order, personal check or complete the credit r-Sf—■ card payment information box on the Application and mail it to: Sunchase Tours Inc.. 135 West Swallow Road. Fort Collins. Colorado 60525: bv) call toll free 1 800-SUNCHASE and place your deposit or full payment on your credit card; c.J FAX (303) 225 1514 your completed Reservation Application with the credit card payment information box filled in. d.) purchase any of our trip packages from one of our local Campus Representatives or your favorite Travel Agency. You will be sent a written confirmation indicating the balance due date and amount along with final check inSTEP information 3.upon receipt of your deposited reservation. Balance due payment* ore due 35 days prior to your HelectiKl trip package arrival date. Balance due payments must be made by bank certified check, money order, or personal check. New reservations are accepted within 35 days of any trip package arrival date subfsct to space availability. •SI LODGING CHOICES PHONE RESERVATION HOURS 1-800-SUNCHASE (1-800-786-2427) 7AM - 7PM Mondays - Thursday* LODGING CHOICES 7AM - 5PM Friday* • 9AM - 5PM Saturdays Mountain Time FAX RESERVATION HOURS (303) 225-1514 24 Hours Daily • 7 Days a Week WHAT EACH COMPLEX HAS fill" lODGING CHOICES • ■ - LODGING CHOICES .• • • m • - II*. i 0NSWCM 'i¥»*H**»+a POOl(S) DDCGCC ! ! HOT rues/jacuavs) | II 1 !>■ ■ 3 TENMS COURTfS) ■III! 5 WTCMCN BDBBBf I : TRCTOSI SUSST 1 : COLO" TV 1 : RESTAURANT OCECOC I : LOUNOE*MKlU« 1 ; uuNonrncHfTcs I ■ AJR CONOmONCO 0 LttCC ! : - see PMX CHWT a* MOHT N* - DATES HOT AVAILABLE ' AVAILABLE Mil NOT 3112 17 KIT . KITCHENETTE L. ^ -i fci THE FINE PRINT GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR ALL SUNCHASE TRIP PACKAGES 1 *m*m»*mmam't, H*; — * —«——■—'»■«*■—I—■— Omirm-»iwiiC«— mtwtmtwM NttB°DY D()fS -B=- \ - ^ - - V ras*'* b« ; (i rn M3 Nl G) H -HL ^ i If gear Idea of the perfect spring break is non -stop party (III VC f± You're beard aaeerH.YM'rerwdeeeit It. A -\ •- DRE W Lection. 23 miles of beach, pool deck parties and a beach front ■ aU«e"l T>3 «^Nw |f,Unit OOm hotel room or kitchenette overlooking the Atlantic... then « Ml Nil«me c*«ee spring break _ Oagtona Beach is rrl Everything you've heard about DagtoM destination for hundred of thousands of Beach is tree. Warm sand and surf, nightclub after nightclub, | TEXASI HMM armually. And this coning year . — end enough beach to accommodate your closest hundred l to be tin best yeH Connected to rnemlend Texas FLORIDA! ' VI thousand friends! If you ve been to OagtoM (tack before, you by 121/2 mile bridge, this 5 mile long bg 1/2 MM wide island paradise Iw tte eana tropical (>«* of Meafco eaterc a* w^ I already know where you're going back to for 1994. If you've get to eiperleaco aware'spring break'oripJMtol.. ^ beeches on OM tide and the UgoM Medre Bog perfect for jtt skiing and t« bottir* w tM otto - rtf to merrtio» rte ondkt* I your Wei wmoer of rettaurarrto and najrrKliiU in behroen. Ttere t^ Only Sunchese offers collegians the iridest selection of quality lodging ccmpleiies. Select freffl rfltel or kitcr«r«tte KccmmjcUtions I bar that Memo rs onkj a short 20 minutes away with night Ufa, markets and bargain on every cornari at the See* Beach Raeert Iformerhj the Texenl located at 701 South Atlantic Averweandalsoh(irnetoDjo1t>M's/MSTfa«M«iinvf>fcfc6| , OafrSenchaseofferecoBogionstM widest selection of todgrr^ cowrjlem. On tw wrth eiid IM 6 acre hii^ l^ayad ^8mm i%ttml9Miim^^m^mmtmMi^Mm^kmim^mttkamtmmWM>ttklk Mh Mar Raeert gad Iflafi lew, mid-bland Padre Sm*«**** Think you might get a little bored laying around on a Nicknamed The World's Meet Betuhful Beaches' \ •beach for a week? Consider a spring ski break to CoBege • * 'you simply won't believe it until you see rrl The SkiTtmUSA- ffhmesSOa'Ni ■ been skiing but your beaches of Panama Cfty Beach have the whitest sand l friends think you should try? M> proWem- Sgndiase w» set joa ep with ' you II ever experience. It's soft, ■arm and clean. And 1 %mb/w just wart until you see that emerald green and blue Gulf of minDAnni \W VI ""4"* MJ beginiier lesson for avy«5.00.Tra*ftetywwon'tp»ta k CULUKAUUl V tan? Keep in mind that you re gong to be 10,000 feet above beach k Mexico water and your first sunset on the beach. Youll FLORIDA! i Mrarwant to leave Panama Chy Beech! | level and that the sun reflects a whole lot more off sr«w than a beech towel Located in what's termed the 'panhandle' of Florida, one hour east of Fort Located just 31/2 hours northwest of Oeiwer is one of the Mtion'sprernw destination ski resorn-Cha»i<, And who e^ Walton Beach and Destin and just recently discovered by hundreds of thousands of collegians from coast to coast, Panama CMaj I with than Sunchese? NO OK as Sunchese is Steamboat's largest slutoiw operator for ttemrtconsec^ Seech extends some 27 miles from east to west. And let's not forget to mention the hundreds of restaurants, nightclubs, shops, end- | Ion the leaf el inclusive ski trip packages ajpJpJM less water sports appertonrries and the two beach front super clubs that keep spring breakers corning back to PeaasI OH last* Hot tobbnj under the stars. 2500 skiable acres served tjy 20 kfls indudlng the fulg enclosed 8 passenger £*w Iresteurants, bars, snowmotahg and ice skating, hVnw-dwti^ wish spring break lasted toe weeks? year after year, 'Cteb La Vela' and 'Spinnaker'. Combine all this with unbeatable beach front five or seven njgM liotel or Ufclienetto lodgi% at T^ Select from Ma* hotel lodging at the Cwhek Lee* orMgeo>ppedcor«k»iiinimk^ Beech Road built on 535 feet of white gulf beach just outside your door, or TM Rtrf - 12011 Front Beach Road located right corretoofOMPleafcl please see WHAT EACH COMPLEX HAS ckorton reverse side for ccenpleto lodpjrig ossosplions. f l b acres* the street from Hie Miracle Strip Amusement Park. Both complexes are near all the Beech action and near nightclubs, In I liliiH|iiiif»ia»»aali|iiiiiyilil I ii hv'r p-V"—'"'oV""' IT"" ~~"— ^"" *-* ■"-""'-" t-shirt shops and restaurants. Please see WHAT EACH COMPLEX HAS chart on reverse siae for cornpleto lodging descriptions. laid-wook iiaasnah baitine. Steamboat wide drscoant coupon book and Quick ckange/Teggage storage farjhes check in/oat dags. Included in your PeMM CMsj BMch spring beech break is hotel or lurclwr*tto l«lo>* for tW or sewn m OPnOKUKMb- Fulequipment rental package Wedhg skis, boa* pales, eafc^ andHdeckpertiesrhiougheetth<27teiMefr%MMC%tMrJl ISnowboardaMboehrenWoKkagettaOOi* day'Addition OrTICmVUITSMSt' Groep round trip chartor tass transportation • Trip cenceaetk* aM meerraavion irswence. ■in^ercka^ pjhto r* MIMI ■ Sparial dk«^ LL-£L You simply don't know the meaning of Whet does Watt Disney World, The Disney/MGM Studios Theme Park. 'mtlpKtf tetm until you ve been to Las Universal Studios. EPCOT Center, Wet a WU, Church Street Station, ages! We're talkin' 24 hours a day/7 days a Sea World. Pleasure Island, the Hard Rock Cafe. Typhoon Lagoon and "week/365 days a year - MMlhArSREAl enough day and night attractions and activities and nightclubs have in PARTY ACnOL It s like no place else on Earth- V.-* common? They're all located in the an World Wide vacation destination on this city never closes. So you're burned out on the EartruOnMel NEVADA! 'beach scene • never really got into skiing. Looking for something a little FLORIDA! Located just 65 miles west of Oagtona Beach, there's enough going on to torn different this year - ready for 99« breakfasts, M.99 lunches and »2.99 \ your spring break into a rorrm/Arrfwrth special drscourrrs offered by *f the major dinners - no cover charges for entortemment._end you're looking to kit H big. There's no bettor place to try than Las Voaeei And theme parks exclusively for collegians Idon't leave your IB at homelyou can atoenence el the worlds of Omasa and teta beck to colege tens of thousands thinking just lie you are rapidly turning Las Vegas into the newest collegiate spring break »•» apaf land merrnriK trot wil last a Wetrnie."Siire. you rmgtit have vicirad tKea*Mieirhrheroisis.BLrTTHr5 TIME. IT WONT 8E THE SAME. How about Disney s Pleasure fcW?Do goo know that there are IV huge debs el wim dOTerert Sunchese is letting you in on their secrefH | Youll be lodging for five nights at one of the world's largest hotels, the U»»ar MaHl/Cnan located on the 'strip ■ There s weed? There's also a nigfmVNew Years Eve party that no one should miss. over 4,000 rooms, 6 restaurants, 2 pools, a 100,000 square foot casino with 2,600 slot machines and 74 gaming tables along TM eattiMrirm is aiotdU Day or nig^^ h- * — TJ with day and night acthiries throughout this massive comptet And. by the time spring break hits, the new MGM Grand Hotel. youl met be able to see Orlaafc'World' for less! ABO SaM n>» iktlea hrM lodgaig at IM (Mk^ Casino 1133 acre] Theme Park wil be open across the street. right riart door to tm »*»•» is tM new Luxor Hotel/Casino, 1 a 29 story pyramid with an unbelievable 100,000 square foot casliio aisd la> tech attractions that ere simply amari laml>a»sa»iaaim|iikilwiii liiiiiglilwai ailiau ainiiiieij'i Aware latwrl !■ Paa^ Vliai >iafmtrhjlri Wpa»a»taaWaTMOI I WHAT EACH COMPLEX HAS chart on reverse side for compeito lotfj** Mauiption. _ COMPLEX HAS chart on reverse side for complete lodging descriptions. Included in your Id Vegas spring break is hotel lodging for five flights, at lodging tans, welcome fun book M of Eacaaaar dis- tadaan ■ |tv OraaaMMtm^ counts and enough party action to last you a Ifetimel Ndha MLiaati liialstli ance ■ Oriandol. OPTIONAIHBIS: • Group round trip charter bus transportation • Trto cancelation and interruption irn^ OPTOS%URIMM Hand trip arsne tirjurh to Orlando •f^r.ap round trip ckerte AgWrJ i^^^S P ^L^^99^a^ Located just 100 miles west of Oemerrs the nation s'lsbi r^ttwisttieommatedeshnationtokickbackand W ^F m$CW resort as rated by S/t/magazine. VdL It's also North Americas have a relaxing spring break. HO pressure, no clocks, no largest ski area with 3,900 acres of skiable terrain. When combined lines-consider it your break from ree% In fact, if there ' with neighboring etonr Creak, there's a total of 4,750 acres to ski with -^ ever was to be» Club Merfjust for collegians - this would be , 35 lifts and 181 trails. If you've ever considered skiing Val/Baawr Creek, Me place! Over two hundred fifty fully equipped condominiums incMn Kt mt t TEXASI V H A*™"**. * ' "* ■*•' system with each condo facing the COLORADO! L» » ^ There truly is something for everyone n VaVfcavar Ota*. From radi- * Gulf of Mexko - and daily sunrise.Does it sound like the place? I back bowls to manageable beginner green runs. From restaurants found in Switieriand to McDonalds. From New York boutiques to 501 OK. so mid-week you're longing for some real action. OK, so drive a few miles 120 rninutesl to Corpus Christi - where nightclubs, resteu- jean shops. Bat the best of all is the snow_ and Ms tfrWConsidertrjotakir^edegofftheslo^ I rants and shopping centers abound, or drive east to Port Aransas 110 mmn>s| - sorne of the Dest shrimp on Earto can be fourt in this quiet for thisL and go snowmobiling, indoor or outdoor ice skating cross country sking or just hanging around your lodging complex outdoor fishing vhTage but don't think it's too sleepy as during hlareh, this crhjr/2,000 torn i»TlD with sr«iak for those ttu^ heated pool picking up a better tan than your beach buddies who migM have had a few days of rainl I the 'gaief'of Norm ParWMastang hkad larrf South Pardre islarrf and Mexko are only 31/2 hours soiiml. Select from deluxe hotel lodging the The Cemfart ha or fully equipped comJomnium lodging at Beaver Creak West. Please see WHAT OK, you need just a little bit more action., consider a day trip to South Padre and Mexko, only 31/2 hours south. Pkk up some souvenirs EACH COMPLEX HAS chart on reverse side for complete lodging descriptions. I but then it's back to Cofeflran- Chb SvKhase at Port Royal on Meitoag Isiaadl Included in yoar Val/Beavar Creak spring ski break is hotel or cwidommiem lodging f» five or seven r^ Youll be lodging for IV w seven r^ at toe exclusrre Part l«a^ in sw m Un s,i l500 lon | 1 4 intirchaiigaable Vag/Beaver Creek lift ticket, all lodging taxes, free daily continental breakfast IComfort Inn only) and quick change/lug- tennis aivl sand voieyball courts, roof top restaurant and bar and ttie (arpes/H ^ ^ ^ ^ ' 9 I* ' **»* ^ ^:^Z gage storage facilities check in/out days. tubs Uecurisl and swim up bar all within 25 acres of tropkal landscaping! Please see WIWT EACH COnt?lfX HAS chart on reverse side for OPIXlM nia« • Fel aquipmem rerrtal pac complete lodging description. per day • Snowboard and boots rental package M9.00 per dag • Addrrionel M day ift ticket as « add » to your i«W Included in your North PaeWMastong reload spring beach break is condominium lodging for five or seven nights and aP lodging taxes. package ticket *3WK) if pre-parchased I window rate M5.00I • Special discowited bah fare reand trto airier OPITOIIAL ITEMfe •Round trip airline tkkets to Corpus Christi • Group round trip charter bus transportation • Trip cawelation and inter- h sito rearrf trip snathes • Car aad v*» reiih* • Grw^ I ruption insurance. Golf or tennis on the mind for spring break? f7't rroe/Breckenridge now mcfcdei Keystone and How about the beach and some basic RarR? tf ' Arapehoe Basin! That means mat collegians can start skiing so, you've never seen as many golf cours- at Breckenridge when the lifts open, head over to Arapehoe es Hi one concentrated area |22|. or tennis courts ' Basin after lunch and then head to Keystone and ski under the M liohhur^llOPM.iaWrae'jede/./t^^ I200|. or such a tropical setting for just 'hengmg out'. This is South Carolina, and this is Htton Head Wand. HniAn \y y ~>»\ three areas there is a total of4.W2 skiable acres served by 40 Hilton Head is a small Island 12 miles long end 5 miles wide UULUKML/Ul V lifts aw 276 trels. CAKUUNAl located just eest of Savannah, Georgia.. Breckenridge is located 80 miles west of Tfcrrrer ami consirt of Jom a genuiM Vldorw It's an Island paradise comprised of 80' tall pine trees and dense landscaping. There are 100 restaurants, 33 shopping areas as aaj as a world class ski resort, not to forget nearby Keystone which too lies a r»rh*ide of ofcing estorjfehme^ and 12 mnes of sandy white beaches. As. an international resort destination to many of the rich and famous - Sunchese is letting ke skating snowmobiling, cross country skiing and more. the secret out - it just may be the neweit cotegiate 'playground* for the rest of the decade. fluiidiii. when you're at 10,000 feet, the sun is much more intense than at sea level on the beach. ■ other words, not to worry about If you're ready to kick back, bring the clubs end/or Hie rKqoet_a* a cle» rjeech witnout emrh^ tfttau teat Sanaa break tan! Iliad Majl is uour choke for spring break 941 Ueaa» s« l« prevlded b. tlie new laghte YouTI be leeaag for five or sewn raghts at on of Hilton Heads largest complem l«ated rigM w tlw beach irrn^ GWfltfo area swathes are provided by the HtmptoiL Please SM WVIAT EACH COtVaHEX HAS ctart on reverse si* bedroom dehw end te% ea>pMd conoeieMea*. TM hckieod in yoar BrKkemidge/Keystone/AraMlioe Basal sprmg ski bre* das, all with balconies facing the Keen. 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