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The envelo Hero or ► WEATHER TODAY Hi: 34 Low: 26 aa7J?;X<,< Accent ► Arts Conditions: a t'il'ta » Campus critics predict Movie shows both sides Snow flurries who will take top album of Kentucky native i 7, snow flumes, windy award at the 39th Larry Flynt, portrayed SAT: 15, partly doudy Annual Grammys/Bl by Woody Harrelson/B3 35, partly doudy EasterntfVogress _ —-^ . - « ^■■■■•^ Vnl TilKr, 1fi .lannarv 1 14 pages ©The Eastern Progress Vol. 75/No. 16 January 16, 1997 Phone Brrr ... services Cold weather slows work, bursts pipes
BYJAWENEAL Sue Lainhart, administrative Lainhart said the physical plant ready from had looked at the heating problem News editor assistant in the registrar's office said even when the heat is on, and said a pump was out and that Standing around in winter coats every wintry cold breeze travels they would be back to fix it They ACUS and gloves, some attempting to under the heater and staff that have were still working on getting it up warm themselves in front of space and working on Tuesday afternoon. heaters, the staff in room 15 of the desks close to the heater wear their Heating wasn't the only problem BY ALYSSA BRAMLAGE Coates Building tried to continue coats and gloves. the academic records/transcripts Assistant news editor their work of filing records and "Ifs not right that we should department of the registrar's office have to work without any heat," Missing important phone calls assisting students Monday, even had to face the first day of classes. though there was no heat in the said Olinda Moberly, senior acade- Lainhart said she was in her office because you're already on the office. mic recorder in the academic speaking with a student when they phone can be a drag, but now "It's cold in here," said Kathy records/transcripts office. heard a "whooshing" noise. Eastern students don't have to deal Rose, an academic recorder in the "I've worked here for 20 years "I said "the heat must be coming with that inconvenience. office. Tin typing with gloves on, though and there's nothing unusual back on,m she said. "It sounded like Three new phone services are it's the first time I've ever done that about this. I've worked here in the the noise heat makes when it starts being offered this semester. It makes it hard to hit the right keys summer with no air conditioning, up. The student in my office said 'I Students can now order three-way on the typewriter." too." don't think that's the heat" calling, call waiting and automatic The staff covered the vents of When the staff first arrived in What followed the noise was hot call back through AT&T's ACUS the heaters with boxes because not the morning, one of the computers water gushing from the ceiling. service. only was the heat off, but cold air wasn't functioning, said Kim Lainhart said no one was hurt they The three services will cost $20 was coming out of the vents. Alexander, withdrawal clerk in the just got some wet feet per semesfer. This fee is non- registrar's office. Physical plant arrived and refundable and students who Anna Dbton. an academic recorder The staff agreed that they proba- turned the pump off, saying a pipe change rooms In the Academic Records/Transcripts bly wouldn't have had to work if it had burst above the office, Lainhart after ordering office, warms her feet after the office weren't the first day of classes and said. will have to re- was soaked when water pipes burst many students were coming to the Monday morning. order to get office. See Cold/Page AS the services in Amy Keams/Progress the new room. To receive the services, No heat simply notify ACUS and well get them sends Model turned on," said Jim Keith, director of aca- demic comput- home early ing and PROGRESS STAFF REPORT telecommuni- Model Laboratory School stu- cations. dents got over a half day off Monday, To order, and it wasn't even a snow day. just call the 800 number on the The cold weather caused their AT&T ACUS card and punch in the release from classes around 1030 a.m. 10-digit account number. The com- The heat went out sometime dur- puter will recite account informa- ing the night and they (physical plant) tion and then it will give some couldn't get it back up," said Bruce options. Bonar, director of Model. They con- Choose to talk to a service rep- tinued to work on it while we had resentative. If put on hold, don't be school but it wouldn't come back up discouraged, they will eventually so we had to send the students home." answer. Bonar said the temperatures in the Once talking to a human being, classrooms varied, but some were as - students can simply tell the repre- low as 50 degrees. sentative that they would like the James Street, director of the phys- new phone services available to ical plant, said there were some class- Eastern students. rooms that were 40 degrees. The representative will send an He said the problem was due to a e-mail to the code administrator corroded pipe in the mechanical room. and the services should be up in 72 The coils that connect the pipes business hours. burst, two over the art room of the The charge of $20 will be on the school and one over the home eco- next bill and is only charged once nomics classroom. The water then per semester. All three services are froze, causing the heat to shut down, included in the $20. Don Knighl/Progress he said. These services are being offered The heat was restored and came because of their popularity, said Jim Julie Carroll, a sophomore child and family studies major from Richmond, white stuff all over the state. Heat was out all over campus, as students back up before noon Monday, Street Keith, director of academic comput- cleans the snow off of her car Monday after a blast of arctic air dumped the ventured out Into the cold for the first day of classes. ing and telecommunications. New program to study chemical weapons disposal participation of stakeholders in the BY JAMIE NEAL Thursday to get input from those tion on the subject of alternatives to Citizen's Chemical Demilitarization News editor involved and to speak with the group incineration is vital to the program Advisory Commission and member of decision making. That has led to a con the Chemical Weapons Working frontational situation where nothing An incinerator will not be built at members. because of the history of opposition Parker also met with state regula- the Army has received from groups Group, a group opposed to incineration has been accomplished. the Bluegrass Army Depot in lhai have said incineration is too dan- as a safe way to get rid of the stockpile, "Now, I think in the personage of Richmond, at least not while Michael tors, local officials and depot employ- Mr. Parker, we will see a change in ees. gerous, according to Parker. said he is "cautiously optimistic" about Parker is on the job. "My purpose for coming to the Some say it will be dangerous the work Parker is doing. that," he said. Parker is the head of a new pro- because they believe burning the Tm willing to give him an opportu- "Hopefully, through cooperation, meeting was to come out to the com- we can now move forward and accom-' gram mandated by Congress, the munity and meet as many stakehold- chemicals will release nerve agents nity to (honestly look at alternatives to Assembled Weapons Assessment incineration)," he said. "All indications plish the goal of disposing of these ers as possible," Parker said. "We need from the weapons into the environ- weapons in a manner that is safe and Program, which was designed to look to start opening the lines of communi- ment are that this is different than it has been before. I feel it's my obligation to acceptable to both the Pentagon and Michael Parker at alternatives to burning chemical cation and getting the stakeholders' The Army decided years ago that the community." weapons. He was in Richmond attend- input on how alternative plans should burning the weapons was the safe and give him the benefit of the doubt was named direc- practical way to eliminate the stockpile. "I think that historically, there has tor of CCEPP. ing a meeting of the Citizen's Chemical come about" See Chemical Weapons/Page A6 Demilitarization Advisory Commission Opening the lines of communica- Craig Williams, member of the been no opportunity for meaningful ► InsWa J. Slitter's Mill facing possible ABC suspension Accent B1 ActMtlM B6 make 50 percent or more of the ing a penalty of 50 days suspension, but have a hearing that was set for Jan. 7 other violations. Arts B3 BY JAW Mm gross through food sales and failure the bar opted to pay a penally of $1375 to in Louisville. Alex Gale, manager of Phone 3, Classified* A6 News editor have the suspension reduced to 25 days. The hearing has been postponed said he has worked out the money News Briefs A4 to maintain adequate records. According to a letter from the "It is likely the order will go out until March 11 since the Revenue situation with the Revenue Cabinet Perspective A2,3 Soon students wanting to take a trip Violations include allowing Police Beat A4 down to J. Suiter's Mill to dance the ABC, officers also found that the bar tomorrow (Wednesday)," she said. Cabinet still hasn't received the Profile* B4 had "draft beer name brand tabs ... "Of course, they wul have 30 days lounge's tax money, said Czirr. minors on the premises, serving night away, have a drink or two or meet liquor to those under age, failure to Sports Bfl.7 up with some friends wiD be out of hick. not hooked up to the corresponding after the order has been issued to Failure to pay taxes was one of the What's On Tap B2 appeal the suspension." violations that had Phone 3 attending have a retail alcohol license posted A representative from the bar was brand beers." prominently and failure to maintain Reminder to appear at a hearing in front of the The letter also states the licensee Czirr said the 50 day penalty origi- a hearing to begin with. No classes Monday. Offices are nally issued to the bar was neither They still haven't filed their quar- adequate records. Department of Alcoholic Beverage "permitted patrons to wager, win and The licensee is also charged with closed for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Control on charges of withholding lose money on college and profes- lenient or strict; she said it was pretty terly taxes as far as the ABC knows," taxes from the Commonwealth of sional football and basketball games." rwrmalfortlierfltoreofthevwlattons. Czirr said. having distilled spirits, not pur- CLASS PATTERN Kentucky Revenue Cabinet, allowing Carol Czrrr.puboc'mfonnarion officer Alan McDonald, manager of J. Phone 3 owes the Revenue chased from a licensed Kentucky Suiter's Mill, declined to comment Cabinet $3,630.74 for withholding wholesaler, on the premises for the ,V W F minors on the premises, serving for the Kentucky Protection and purpose of selling. alcohol to those underage, failure to Regulation Cabinet said the bar was fac- The Phone 3 Lounge was also to the taxes. The lounge also faces five A2 Thursday, January 16,1997 The Eastern Progress Mary Arm Lawrence, editor Perspective
► Editorials Spring Cleaning take care of this 20-year-old miscar- pus lighting, extend library hours dur- ty, and we hope the university will be New semester means riage of history. ing finals week and update computer open about its plans for the use of the time to take look at programs on campus. facility. some needed changes Student Senate Restructuring Student Association President UNA With the retirement of long-time new semester calls for a new Melody Mason The Residence Hall Association, university administrator Joseph responsibility and a renewed called last semes- after seeing one of its parking proposal Schwendeman, the university has A commitment to higher educa- ter a "formative" severely altered decided to abolish the vice-president semester in which before passage of administrative affairs post and divvy As we look forward, there are issues her organization late last semes- up the responsibilities, including phys- to be discussed and ideas formed in strove to align _ ter.RHAhas ical plant and academic computing, previous semesters to be acted upon. itself with state Indicated inten- between several entities. With this comes opportunity. A organizations tions to once again The key now lies in making sure chance to do some spring cleaning — like the look at the parking this first semester of restructuring to get rid of the dust and cobwebs that Kentucky situation during the runs smoothly. The consistent job hang on the proposals of yesteryear Board of spring term. Schwendeman did coordinating the and begin afresh with enthusiasm and Student Body Presidents and took Their other plans in the works, such diverse group of administrative affairs action. steps to actively attend Council on as providing a bike storage area for deserves to continue. To this end, we offer to remind the Higher Education meetings in residents and looking at changing Careful observation of this semester students, faculty and administration of Frankfort. The organization also, she another hall to coed should keep the could help make sure that the restruc- some good intentions from the past said, had many resolutions and pro- organization busy. turing produces efficiency and not an that need to be taken out of the attic posals in the works for the coming In addition, we urge the association to overcrowded series of administrative and aired out. semester. take careful measure in helping the dorm channels. If s great to see an active involvement redesign ideas—ideas that were submit- Every operation has its share of spe- Jonathan Truman Dorris Museum with state government, and we hope mis ted by students last semester—to be ing cleaning to do every year, and the We realize a museum on campus semester the senate will be able to turn placed in front of university administra- Eastern community is no different. may not pay for itself, but the artifacts the energy invested on the state level tion and taken seriously. Nothing should But change for the better requires a boxed away in the Perkins Building into opportunities for a better Eastern. be taken as seriously as student input strong commitment from all involved, deserve to see the light of day. Those Last semester, the group endorsed including students. artifacts are links to a time forgotten the Residence Hall Association's park- Wellness Center Write to us and let us know what and should be put on display some- ing proposal that passed through the Designs for the $4 million class- type of spring cleaning you'd like to . where for people to look at and learn administration somewhat altered and room/wellness center are slated to be see happen this semester and what \ from. * performed its standard tasks of submitted to the university this month. programs you'd like to see restarted or If the budget will not allow for cosponsoring the Channel 40 Movies The building will house classrooms started for the first time. the museum to be reopened, then and producing and distributing the for the College of Health, Physical Letters for suggestions for making the university should negotiate to campus phone directories—smartly Education, Recreation and Athletics. sure this spring is a success will be sell or donate the items to a adding the student handbook and e- Robert Baugh, dean of the college, will published during the next three museum that would put mail addresses to the publication. make recommendatioijs for the design weeks. , them on display. Hopefully, this semester the senate of the building and plans to suggest Send your letters to the editor at 117 In the coming will be able to continue to seek an strength and conditioning areas as Donovan Annex, or e-mail to semester, the active role on campus, with their work well as an area to house the Athletic [email protected]. university to firm up proposals to improve cam- Training Department. The building i should make will be an asset to the sports communi- ~ an effort to ty, and we hope the university ,will be
SEEKSThe Eastern Progress will publish Working gives needed break from school clarifications and corrections when Aaaah ... back to the grind of school. one I know personally. These are the people store isn't the same as going to school. As the time. needed on the Perspective pages. It's time for classes to begin, for I do spend most of my break with though. bad as it sounds to say this, it doesn't take a On the other hand, I can't imagine doing homework to be They are department store customers. whole lot of studying and thought to work this job for the rest of my life. Although you It you have a correction, please piled on, for work to start Every holiday break since I began there. So, while it isn't laying around at don't have to have a degree to work there, it send it to the editor in writing by back up and for the laziness attending college, I have gone home and home doing nothing, it is still a break from is an exhausting job. My feet hurt when I of approximately three worked at a local department store as a studying, work at school and tests. come home at night and if s hard not to get noon Monday before publication on weeks of holiday break to check-out operator (this really means This is another of the reasons I continue a headache with all the hustle and bustle of to apply for this job every break. It gives me customers Christmas shopping, some who Thursday. end. cashier who does price-checks and For some students, going everything affiliated with working with a chance to do something I don't do on a act naughty and some who act nice. The home for the holidays customers) for extra money and to keep normal basis, to be in someone else's shoes ones who think everything is 50 percent off The editor will-decide if the cor- means sleeping late, some myself from sitting around watching for a while. are the worst And I wouldn't exactly make millions of dollars while working there ■ rection deserves special treatment, good, homemade food, see- soap operas and eating everything in I also like the other people that work ing the family and catching sight there. I went to high school with some and either. * or needs to be in the section in up with friends that are still The department store will remain if s nice to be back in the atmosphere of I'm thankful to be able go to school and back home. nameless for fear they won't let me being at home, surrounded by people I grew work at a different kind of job, too. I always '. which the error occurred. Not me. JAMIE NEAL work there again next break if they up with or went to school with once upon a think if s so great that the people who run I do go home to some My Turn were to see how I just described the time. There are some people that work the store let me work just while I'm on very nice people, but I also ■ people I deal with while working there. there that are younger than me and some break. meet up with screaming Hardly anyone I tell this to ever that are older than me but the familiarity of I, just like almost every other student The Eastern Progress children, people who want to argue about understands why I would go home for a them being there every time I come back dread returning to school. But after working 117 Donovan Annex everything and anything imaginable - even break just to turn around and go to work keeps me wanting to come back. I have this job for a few weeks, I'm always thankfu 1 Eastern Kentucty University if they know they're wrong, thieves who you some more. become friends with these people who that I have the opportunity and support of Richmond. Ky. 40475 would never expect to be thieves, people -* •*" I have my reasons. always ask me what I'm doing back at the my family to go to school and choose to do with absolutely no patience and even some The money, of course, is one of the store again every break. almost anything I want to when I graduate. Mary Ann Lawrence And although I choose to attend school, Editor people who seem to be sweet as sugar until biggest reasons, but there are advantages I even see certain customers every something doesn't go their way. (believe it or not) to working at a depart- break. I see parents of my friends, friends, if s always nice to get away for the three or Tim Mollette Thaf s when it gets really scary. ment store while on break. acquaintances and some faces that are just four weeks of break, even if they do seem to Managing- «dHor No, thankfully this isn't my family or any- For one, working at this department familiar because they come into the store all go too fast Beth Whitman, Julie Clay Copy editors ► Campus Comments Hurt Bucbcr Start artist Q. What The Eastern Progress (ISSN 1083-8324) is a member of tha Associated Collegiate will you Press. K< ileglate Press [■Association J Newspaper Business remember i & Advertising Managers, Inc. The Progress Is most • published every Thursday during the school i year, with the exception of vacation and about se or misleading e reported to 1996? iger. Dr. Elizabeth Nam*: Roderick Forsythe Name: Coley Ballard Name: Dustin Doyle Name: Jenny Brower «rein are those of stu- •«d writers and do not Age: 19 Age: 18 Age: 18 Age: 23 •vs of the unlver- Major: electrical engineering Major: undecided Major: computer science Major: special education "Whan I transferee! to EKU from The fun I had considering rt "I want to tha Bahamas on a "I guass losing the football game to UK. It was a big change." my first semester of cofcega.' cruise." Murray State In the last few seconds.''
% Stereotypes pave tough road for women Once a friend of mine said to me, "Ifs saw a woman use her feminine wiles to The sad thing in all of this is it should- women have to do twice the amount of Geraldine Ferraro? A lot of people thought so hard to be pretty; no get out of a speeding ticket or get a little n't matter that some girl showcases her- work a man would do to get recognized she would be president someday." one ever takes you seri- extra of whatever it is she wants. self for the world to see. That shouldn't for it First Man: "Yeah, and where is she today? ously." I would think to myself how reflect on the whole female population. And because of stereotypes, women I say no way. Everyone's too afraid of get- "C'mon," I said, "you get plen- much harder it was going to be But it does. -who attain high positions in business, gov- ting nuked." ty of extras that others of us for me to defend women's rights Every day we hear generalizations ernment and civic organizations feel Second Man: "What*s that got to do with don't. Men tripping over mem- the next time someone said about women: all women go to the bath- added pressure to succeed. anything?" selves to open doors for you, fix something about women being room in groups, all women drive maniacal- I read this quote somewhere once, and First Man: "Well, if a woman got in the your car for you, take you out catty or conniving. ly, all women put on makeup while they I'm not sure who said it. "When I do some- oval office, we'd all walk in the fear of and buy things for you. The The thing is, though, my drive. thing, I must do it very carefully, because PMS. Her Midol quits working and good- truth is you don't take yourself friend isn't being catty or conniv- None of them lead anyone to believe I must remember that if I fail, people will bye Texas!" seriously." ing. She's simply doing the best that many women are stable, capable not say she failed, but a woman failed." It was true. The girl flaunted she can to make the best life she human beings that take responsibility for I was witness to a conversation the Imagine growing up with female presi- her sexuality HR* those women can for herself. the upbringing of our children, the stabili- other day that really made me wonder dents for role models, instead of wonder- in country music videos. "Oops, MARY ANN My friend uses her sexu- ing if a woman will ever be in the White ality to even the score. She may ty of our homes and the financial security what it is like to be a man. Two men were my shirt is all wet Guess I LAWRENCE of our families. talking about the presidency. They were House. Knowing that one day you could shouldn't have been lying so Dttalli not be the brightest star in the be president because other people like night sky, but she knows that if Instead, women are portrayed stereo- arguing over which would be president close to the waves. Look at them typically as a men-chasing, men-bashing, first — a black or a woman. you have been. washing over my breasts." she uses her looks, things hap- frivolous, petty, weak species. I was brought up to believe everyone Every time I see one of those videos, I pen for her. was equal. Man, woman, black, white — it catch myself mentally ticking off another Other women use their brains to get I'm not saying that all women are one The following is a paraphrase of that way or the other; I'm saying that women conversation. didn't matter, because God made every- time 111 hear a man say, The only group ahead. And others, use various talents to one equal. Everyone is equal, they're just that gets discriminated against in America achieve their goals. All people use whatev- are individuals. And, in a perfect world, First Man: "No way would a woman beat a not treated that way. is the white male." er talents they have to make the world go each one would be judged on her own black man. Look at Colin Powell. I'd have So what if women use flirting to even It used to really get me riled when I round, as they say. merits. voted for him." the score just a little. No harm done? It's not a perfect world and as it is, most Second Man: "I don't know. Remember ► Sticky Like Glue: By Victor Cuellar Sex scandals for Clinton, military are sadly American Sex.Sa. harassment case, which has made it to the But when it begins to demean the office Sex, sex, sex-sex, sex. Supreme Court. of the president, something has gone too SEX. The debates raged on political talk far. By reading the above passage you've shows earlier this week about whether or In addition, when news of sexual harass- just spent about five seconds studying die not the president should have to face a civil ment begins to seep out from the armed ser- American psyche. suit that might interfere with his ability to vices, it means a few individuals' problems With the graphic nature of do his job. cast a black cloud over other decent sex in music videos and the Others have argued that since the Americans who are fighting for our freedom. topic of every Maury Povich alleged harassment happened prior We talk about whaf s happening with the and the Montel Williams Show to Clinton's 1992 movement into the president and the accusations facing the centering around a lover's spat White House, there are now new armed services as though it's a far-distant that turned violent, it's no secret circumstances which must be con- problem. what America is willing to think, sidered. It's easy to sit in an American living talk or read about at the drop of Along with the commander in room and say, "Look at her, accusing the a hat chief facing charges on the sex president like that," or say, "I've never Sex. scene, the Army was tied into a sex trusted Clinton; she's probably telling the The days of whispering scandal. truth." about sexuality behind closed The armed force is facing accusa- The fact of the matter is that if s not just doors are a distant memory — tior 'tr leniency in handling interi- Paula Jones vs. Bill Clinton, but a problem it's mainstream America. TIM Mo LLETTE or SLA crime cases. According to a America created is on trial But television is bunk. Sovon Turns Dayton Daily News report, the army A problem like sexual bias or sexual If sex, or the possibility of it, ■»*»■■ ■Basal handed out lenient sentences to harassment isn't indigenous to government were only limited to television, individuals accused of rape and or the armed forces, nor was it created sole- no problem. child molestation. ly by those individuals involved. However, that's not the case. These examples are where the line must They are problems which exist in the be drawn. biggest cities and in the heartland, and The commander in chief, king of the _^If popular culture's marriage with sex is we've all helped create them. free world and No. 1 Arkansas basketball going to provide fodder for the Gordon Now it's the bed we have to sleep in. and fan Bill Clinton is accused in a sexual Elliot Show, that's one thing. the problem we have to sleep with.
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simply be cut back. ceramic art were taken on the rush and kept looking around him article on the theft Molinaro said. Trees cut to make The trees in the Ravine are not morning of Dec. 20 from the to make sure no one else was look- A couple of days after the article The students have their art back room for cameras going to be touched. ceramic art room in Room 101 of ing at him. was published on Christmas Day, and can decide for themselves "We would have to take every- the Campbell Building. Miller said that none of her art Eastern's Division of Public Safety what they want to do with it, he The new cameras that have been thing out of the Ravine to fix the According to a report from pub- was stolen because it hadn't been received an anonymous phone call said. installed to survey various areas of problem completely," Linquist said. lic safety, the combined value of fired yet about the theft campus are being obstructed. "We knew of this problem when we the art was approximately $1,000. Melissa Beach, in a police The call stated that several When the trees begin to bloom started, but there's no way around The art taken was student art report, recalled seeing a woman boxes belonging to Eastern's art Library to give in the spring, some of the cameras it" from different art classes, said Joe carrying boxes out of the ceramics department were in front of the recogntion award will be blocked by the foliage, said Molinaro, associate professor in room. Goodwill Store on the bypass, Tom Lindquist, director of public the art department "We hoped that by alerting according to the police report Individuals who have helped the safety. Art stolen, returned Holly Miller, an art student and more people to the fact that stolen The art was recovered and Eastern libraries may be eligible for To help curb the problem, trees Eastern's art department was witness, said she saw a dirty white goods were out there, they'd be given back to the students who had the Library Recognition Award. on the perimeter of Jones Lot, the victim of vandalism just before van around 7:45 that morning and a less likely to buy something like made it Created by last year's libraries com- Lancaster Lot and Burnam Lot will winter break. male bringing some boxes to it that," Molinaro said after the "Someone probably saw the arti- mittee, the award will be given to be trimmed back. None of the trees Approximately 50 pieces of She said he looked to be in a Richmond Register published an cle and got scared because they those who attempt to improve the will be cut down; the foliage will realized what they had was stolen," libraries on campus. ► Police Beat Compiled by Alyssa Bramlage
The following reports have been bookstore to be sold. Lick, was arrested and charged Booneville, was arrested and Jan. 5 license was dismissed; she was filed with the universtiy's divi- with driving left of center and ter- charged with alcohol intoxication, Dave Hackworth, Richmond, found guilty of driving under the sion of public safety. Dec. 11 roristic threatening. possession of drug paraphernalia, reported that some damage had influence and charged $457.50. Edward Kwak. Todd, reported Barry Lee, 18, Richmond, possession of marijuana and pos- occurred to some physical plant Theodore Nicklas. 52. Dec. 7 his bicycle was stolen from the reported his CD player stolen. session of alcohol by a minor. trucks. Somerset, was found guilty of dri- David J. Gottorff. 21, Todd Hall bicycle rack. It was Jason Allan Hunt, 24, ving under the influence and fined Richmond, was arrested and recovered damaged. Dec. 16 Flatwoods, was arrested and Jan. 6 $461.50. charged with disregard of a traffic Trisha Gross, 21, Richmond, charged with alcohol intoxication. Nitesh Vallabh, James H. Brogan, 32, Paint control device and driving with a Dec. 12 reported someone had scratched Commonwealth, reported $200 Lick, was found guilty of crossing a suspended operator's license. Kenneth R. Scobey, 21, the driver's side of her vehicle. Dec. 20 stolen from his dorm room. divided highway and terroristic Anthony E. Johnson, 22, Pace, Lawrenceburg, was arrested and William Schulz, 61, Richmond, Travis Burgan, Brockton, threatening. His fines combined to Fla., was arrested and charged with charged with alcohol intoxication. reported his calculator stolen from reported his wallet had been stolen. The following reports appear- $230. driving under the influence of Gordon M. Worren Jr., 22, his office. Mark Sems, Todd, reported ing in "Police Bear" have been Joseph Wethington, 20, intoxicating beverages. Richmond, was arrested and smoke coming from the trash chute resolved in Madson District Court. These follow-up reports Richmond, had his charge of Robert Myers, Begley, reported charged with alcohol intoxication. Dec. 18 in Todd Hall. improper equipment merged with an oder of smoke from Begley Robert D. Miranda, 18, Kirk Jones, Richmond, report- represent only the judges deci- sion in each case. driving under the influence, was Room 144. Lexington, was charged with dis- ed that a microsoft mouse and elec- Dec. 21 found guilty and fined $461.50. William P. Schat, 41, play or possession of a cancelled or tric stapler were stolen from Charles B. Waiganjo, 26, Richmond, was arrested and fictitious operator's license. Wallace Room 444. Richmond, was arrested and Thomas D. Parks, 27, Carl Alan Graves, 20. charged with wanton endanger- Robert Burton, Richmond, charged with driving under the Lexington, was found guilty of dri- Richmond, was found guilty of dri- ment, failure to comply with a Dec. 13 reported a disturbance at Vickers influence and driving on the wrong ving under the influence and was ving under the influence and fined police officer's signal and driving Mary Hankinson, Richmond, 915. Kevin Johnson and Kara Keen side of the road. fined $457.50 and must attend an $457.50. His charge of driving in under the influence of intoxicating reported a cellular phone stolen. had a domestic dispute and left a alcohol awareness class. The the incorrect lane on a divided beverages. five-year-old child unattended. No Dec. 22 charge of improper registration highway was dismissed. Dec. 14 charges were filed, but the child Tina Byrd, 26. East Bernstat, plate was merged. Robert D. Miranda. 18. Dec. 8 Joshua J. Strobel, 20, was placed in the custody of his was arrested and charged with dri- Edward J. Long, 21, Lexington, was found guilty of pos- Martin F. Rankin, 26, Knoxville, Tenn., was arrested and mother, Lynn Johnson. ving under the influence. Richmond, was found guilty of sessing a canceled or fictitious Richmond, was arrested and charged with alcohol intoxication Julie M. Ziegler, 22, Hoffman Jennifer E. Trivette, 19, alcohol intoxication and fined license and was fined $162.50. charged with alcohol intoxication. and disorderly conduct. Estates, 111., was arrested and Lexington, was arrested and $71 50. Bradley Nelson, 19. Bradley L. Nelson, 19. Neth T. Jones, 21, Winchester, charged with driving under the charged with criminal trespassing William Murrell, 22, Madisonville, was found guilty of Madisonville, was arrested and was arrested and charged with alco- influence and disregarding a stop and alcohol intoxication. Richmond, had his charge of oper- failure to illuminate headlamps and charged with failure to illuminate hol intoxication and disorderly con- sign. ating under a suspended license all unlisted traffic offenses. His total headlights and driving under the duct Jan. 2 amended to not having a license in fine was $482.50. His charge o dri* influence of intoxicating beverages. Ty M. Ignatz, 20, Cincinnati, Dec. 19 William Smith, Richmond, possession. He was found guilty ving under the influence was Ohio, was arrested and charged Carl Alan Graves, 20. reported a candy machine in and fined $97.50. amended. Dec. 9 with alcohol intoxication. Richmond was arrested and Begley Building had been broken Johnathan M. Barnard, 20, Harrodsburg, was found guilty of Martin Rankin, 26, Richmond, Steve Stauffer, Commonwealth, James A. Coleman, 21, charged with going the wrong way into. was found guilty of alcohol intc \ica- reported a television was stolen M'ji • ungo, Wis., was arrested and on a one way street and driving Bill Weakley, Richmond, alcohol intoxication and fined from the second floor lobby of chTge ' ' h alcohol intoxication under the influence. reported two physical plant trucks $71.50. tion and spent one day in jail. Commonwealth Hall. and disorderly conduct Troy Eugene Byrd, 19, Waco, had been damaged. Nora E. VanWinkle, 32, Anthony E. Johnson, 22, Pace. Daniel Hall, Richmond, report- Lewis Smithers, Arlington, was charged with possession of Don Hisle, Richmond, reported Berea. was found guilty of failure Fla., was found guilty of driving ed his calculator had been taken. reported someone had broken into alcohol by a minor. the guard shack in the Jones Lot to yield right of way and fined $25. under the influence and fined Steve Stauffer, Commonwealth, the golf cart storage area and dri- Rodney S. Jones, 18, had been damaged. Her charge of failure to have a $457.50. reported smelling smoke coming ven the carts onto the course, dam- Richmond, was charged with pos- from the trash chute of aging it considerably. session of alcohol by a minor. Commonwealth Hall. Brad Roberts, Richmond, was Dec. 15 charged with possession of alcohol Dec. 10 Joseph A. Wethington, 20, by a minor. Christopher K. Brown, Richmond, was arrested and Jared Perry, 19, Covington, was Richmond, reported two text books charged with improper equipment charged with possession of alcohol being stolen from him. Later, one of and driving under the influence. by a minor. the books was brought into the James H. Brogan, 32, Paint Jerad E. 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mm The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January 16.1097 NeWS A 5 RHA to look at new coed dorm Cold: Bad BY Ti MOLLETTE which will be looking at converting residence area for bikes to be stored Managing editor another dorm to coed living to go in. weather After watching*lts parking proposal along with Dupree, Todd and Martin "There have been some problems Halls, said Jim Harmon, policy chair- with bikes being stolen and outside, to increase safety and convenience for person for RHA resident parking be altered, the they get rain or snow on them," makes for Residence Hall Association will look at There is also a possibility that the Harmon said. "Ideally, we'd Eke to see new coed hall would be for honor and people in private rooms take their the parking situation again later this nontradrtional students. spring as part of its tentative plans for bikes up to their rooms and people heat loss spring. ^^ "We soil have some surveys to do to who share a room to use the bike RHA President Mike see if the interest is there," Harmon room." From Pag* 1A Lynch said the Student Some work still needs to be done Association has set aside Along with looking to locate a room in each area to be Elder Goble, assistant director a 10-member committee RHA at another coed living used as bike storage, he said. of mechanical services for physi- to help assist RHA in fur- arrangement, RHA has Along with the bike room and coed cal plant, said a coil was being ther examining parking Meetings begun preliminary work possibilities, an act for establishing a replaced in the heater, which on campus. RHA meets at on supplying better stor- community room for Brockton could would restore the heat. The pipe age areas for residents' be written as early as next week, "The parking situation 4:45 p.m. on bicycles. had frozen, causing the coil to still isn't dead," Lynch Mondays. Harmon said. burst and deluge Lainhart's said. University policy They really don't have anything office, he said. .Before looking at prohibits bikes from being like that in Brockton," Harmon said. stored in individuals' "If d be nice for them to have a game Coates wasn't the only building pajddng again, RHA has two other rooms, but Harmon said the RHA room like the towers (Dupree and on campus with pipes bursting mapr policy issues to focus on, one of would like to supply one room in each Todd) have." and the heat not working. Most of the residence halls have had com- plaints about rooms without heat ► Student Association or instances of the heat not func- tioning throughout the buildings. As of early afternoon on Tuesday, Goble said only areas in Plans include food evaluations building were without heat, not BY ALYSSA BRAMLAGE Student Association also has plans college. This makes them more entire buildings. Assistant news editor to expand Eastern's shut- accessible to their indi- The buildings without heat tle service to all students— vidual colleges, Mason were Rourke, McGregor, Keene, The Student Association will be not just female students. said. Clay Hall and the Coates build- busy this coming semester attempt- Mason said. She said the senate ing to improve campus life. ing. Goble said all were being She said the senators also intends to extend worked on except Keene Hall. He In February, the Kentucky Board also will continue to work Meetings library hours during final of Student Body Presidents is spon- on bringing child care to Student exams, to improve the said physical plant had not had soring the Kentucky Student campus. Association quality of computers on the chance to work at Keene yet. Government Leadership Conference At the beginning of meets at 6 p.m. campus and to extend Residents of Keene Hall had to at the University of Kentucky. be evacuated to the basement last February, they will hold Tuesdays in the computer lab hours. Melody Mason, student body pres- vacancy elections to elect For the first time in week after bursting coils caused ident at Eastern, is president of the new senators. Later in the Powell Building about 10 years, the steam. Kentucky Board of Student Body semester, they will hold I Senate has formed a Sections of Donovan Annex Presidents. Spring Fling to elect exec- Food Service Advisory The Board is using the dues each also had no heat early Tuesday. utive officers. Board. The board consists of Melody Part of the reason for the prob- member pays to sponsor 10 delegates In order to be in Student Mason, Molly Neuroth and 10 sena- Don Kmghl/Progress from each university at the conference. Association, a student now has to tors. lems were due to a power outage At the conference, the delegates have a 2.5 as opposed to the 2.25 "We will work with Greg Hopkins Walking in the Snow early Sunday morning, said James will attend workshops, listen to vari- grade point average from before. (director of food services) to evaluate Jennifer Holden (left), a freshman finance major from Louisville, and Street, director of physical plant. ous speakers and exchange ideas A senator is also required to hold food service from the quality of the Mike Mikula, a senior mass comunications major from Winchester, "All the problems are due to a with other schools to help improve one forum per semester in their col- food to the prices and more. Mason walk quickly to limit exposure to the extreme cold temperatures. variety of factors," Street said. campus life. lege to discuss topics relevant to their said. He said when the outage occurred Sunday, it shut down some computers at the physical plant that tell how everything is Numbers high for those registering by phone, registrar says on campus. He also said the prob- BY LANCE YEAGEB allows students to register or the mail," Shofner proposed. registration is that the system does in the university were sought for the lems stemmed from the cold Contributing writer add/drop by phone, it also permits Alysa Bobby, a senior majoring in not alert students if they have regis- departing three. weather freezing water in coils While registering for the spring them to access information on public relations, found the Colonel tered for a class that would exceed With all indications pointing toward and pipes, causing water in the semester, students enthusiastically admissions, housing, financial aid Connection "very convenient for peo- the number of repeats allowed by the success, phone registration is being pipes to freeze and eventually welcomed the birth of the Colonel and grades. ple who work and are short on time." university repeat/replace policy. enjoyed by a majority of students. burst, which would shut the heat- Connection, Eastern's new telephone Students have warmly received She added that a disadvantage for Allgier said students who register Allgier said, "We are extremely ing systems down. registration and information system. the new system with few complaints. her was "not being able to see the for a class to repeat it a third time, pleased with how students have "Obviously, with these temper- As of Jan. 4, 73.6 percent of stu- "Less than one percent of callers listing of closed sections." will receive a letter from the dean of accepted the Colonel Connection. atures, we are vulnerable to hav- dents had registered via phone reported problems to us," Allgier Allgier noted that minor glitches This is a great advantage for stu- ing these things happen," said according to Registrar Jill Allgier. their college. dents who live a considerable dis- said. had been discovered and were being The implementation of phone reg- Goble."In conjunction to the "Around 10,000 students have tance from campus. They can now power dysfunction, part of the called just to listen to their schedules Jennifer Shofner, a graduate stu- attended to. istration has "in person" numbers way register in 15 minutes instead of I and on the day of wrap-up registra- dent in community nutrition, had "On Jan.9, which was wrap-up down which has resulted in the toss of three or four hours." energy management system was tion, the host computer exceeded its one suggestion. j*. registration, we had all 32 lines busy three jobs at the registration center. Telephone registration instruc- destroyed. The frozen pumps are record for transactions in one day I think the new system is really all day," she said. "We are going to Allgier explained that these three tions may be obtained on page 12 of being restored. What's happening with just under 130,000 for the day," convenient in that there is no waiting recommend an increase in the num- workers knew the new system would the spring "97 schedule book or by is that the heating coils in them Allgier said. in line, but I feel we should receive ber of lines due to the need shown." affect their jobs as they were the last contacting the Office of the Registrar are freezing and the pipes rup- The Colonel Connection not only print-outs of our schedules through Another disadvantage to phone hired. She added that transfers with- at 622-1098. ture."
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BHBjaBBBBBBHBj ___BjB-B____| Brian Smnn, editor ■M BBBH ■ I ■ ■ I ■ Progress Thursday. January IB, 1907 B1 Next Week: Ever wonder which •ports drink is the beet? We'll have all the answers. Accent Grammy/-% andana thewe SHOULD gotf "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness' tops our review of the 1997 Grammy nominees for album of the year *| Smashing Pumpkins • • "Mel/on Co/lie and the Infinite Sadness" it j BY BETH WHISMAN Copy editor Smashing Pumpkins' dou- ble-CD album "Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness" was released in 1996, after the group's lengthy absence from the music Si scene. intended by the artists' guitar rifts The group's 1993 album and shouting. "Siamese Dream" paved the road The second CD Twilight to to what fans and critics thought Starlight" reflects as many, if not would be a quick rise to the top. more, of the group's tastes in However, personal and business musical style. It doesn't begin as problems within the group caused softly as "Dawn;" instead, it a lag in the production of the next throws fans right into a hard-dri- album. ving guitar in "Where Boys Fear The Grammy nomination came to Tread." The loud, menacing as no surprise to me. voice of lead singer Billy Corgan This CD set is full of feeling continues into "Bodies," but he and talent that demanded atten- softens in the release Thirty- tion. Three." The long break gave members The release "1979" is my time to write a lot of songs and put favorite from the entire project. more effort into an ambitious This song grasps the feel of being album. in the parrying, rule-breaking The first CD "Dawn to Dusk" crowd adults like to call contains the releases Tonight, Generation-X. The youthfulness Tonight," "Zero" and "Bullet With and tainted innocence of "1979" Butterfly Wings." pulls in even the least likely These songs are typical of the Puniptdlis IW».The beans greaT"1—' ■'luM'.OA—M—*i group's eclectic styles. The for dancing and perfect for the col- releases are what everyone has lege scene. heard, but owners of this CD Despite the band's recent sad enjoy other songs that show loss of Jonathan Melvoin to a even more emotions of anger, heroin overdose and Jimmy Tim Molletta/Progress frustration and a search for inner Chamberlin's removal due to his peace. own drug addiction, the group Warn the town; the beast is year as "the most powerful voice in rap" is ► 1997 "Galapogos" is a slow, pulsing hasn't fallen into a' .ate of melan- Fugees ballad on the edge of pain. "An loose, and the Fugees' The displayed in full dramatic range here, and Grammy choly. "The Score' Score" is Grammy nominat- the bassline keeps toes tappin'. Awards Ode to No One" gauges out the This album should leave the 3 ed for best album, confirm- There is something on this album for listener's anger and leaves a feel- other nominees eating Smashing Feb. 26 ing their spot at the top of everybody, from the joy of "No Woman, 8 p.m. ing of spiteful revenge obviously Pumpkins' dust. the hip-hop crop of 1996. No Cry" to the darker "Zealots," outlining BY JULIE CLAY Fugees (short for Refugee Camp) uti- the triumph of the trio over the doubters CBS. Assistant copy editor lize as many genuine flavors in The and the naysayers. Richmond Beck and they each have their own per- Score" as Baskin-Robbins has ice cream. Lyrically, the Fugees refer to things from cable channel 2 sonal sound. You would expect a There is a strong reggae overtone on the 30s ganster basher Elliot Ness to *2 "Odelay' song that begins with an acoustic "Ready or Not," a lead-in to a strong cover Menudo, encompassing the 90s urban black ► Arts editor guitar to be mellow throughout, experience in The Score" from many view- Michael Roy but not with this album. Every of Bob Marley's "No Woman, No Cry" with a thumping bassline guaranteed to lighten points. selects his own note of every song seems as if it The Fugees' ability to combine Chinese too albums of has its own mind. your step and get your booties rockin'. The 80s pop diva Tina Marie is saluted gongs, literary references and the reality the year Many of the sounds are simple of life in the city while rhyming on point acoustic guitars, organs, drums in "Fu-Gee-La." a raw, eerie song that was Page BJ the trio's first single from The Score." has created a diverse following. and harmonicas, but are put Roberta Flack's "Killing Me Softly" is The Fugees appeal to many people and together in a way that makes covered here with singer Lauryn HuTs they keep their funk about their music, them sound like much more. soulful voice placing the listener right in taking rap ahead from simply gansta to a Beck's use of many instru- the urban hip-hop scene of angst and dis- new fusion with many influences. With a til ments gives him a sound not nor- placement hep beat you can groove to, writing The mally heard. "Novacane" adjusts Hill's voice, described in Newsweek last Score" earned them the Grammy nod. BECKIODELAV very well through its changing rhythmic sounds and is .thus, one if. of the best songs on the album. Celine Dion 'C Orig/na/Soundtracfe Beck also makes good use of | ?,y-£v. different sound bites from other 4 "Falling Into You" W "Waiting to Exhale" songs. A total of nine of the 13 BY BRIAN SIMMS tracks on the album have a sam- Features editor ple of other songs in them. These BY J ACINI A F ELD MAN nine are all some of the best on BY AMY KMRNS Assistant photo editor Activities editor - 11 right, I'll admit it; I the album. A was skeptical about It takes a lot of talent to put all Canadian pop star Celine If you are looking for a CD f\ listing to Beck's of these different sound together Dion's latest album to play while cuddling in >* "Odelay." and Beck has shown that he can "Falling Into You" delivers front of a big fire with that £ • I have never do this with "Odelay." everything you would special someone, I would heard any of his other albums, Every song is worth listening expect—top 40 love songs. definitely recommend the but his song "Loser" off "Mellow to except "Minus," which sounds If you are like me, there is a limit "Waiting to Exhale" soundtrack., Gold" just about bugged me to as if it is a 311 song. It just does- to how many sappy love songs you I would recommend the same death. n't flow along with the other can listen to at once. slips on tracks like the sultry CD though, if you are looking for album. With the exception of a few songs on the album. This is why I was pleasantry sur- "Seduces Me" that falls just short of something to play during your per- songs, almost the whole album His latest release "Odelay" is sounds alike. nothing like that, and is deserving Some of the best on "Odelay" prised by her latest work. a dance tune and ballads like sonal pity party after being dumped. include "Lord Only Knows," The reason mat "Falling Into "Dreaming of You" and "Fry" dont That's because the songs on this So if you are wanting to cuddle of being nominated for a Grammy soundtrack are mainly about one of up with a little Patti. or drown your for album of the year. "Jack-Ass" and "Devil's Haircut." You" is more listenable than previ- end soon enough. "Ramshackle" is a mellow clos- ous Dion works is this one is a bit The album is probably justified as two subjects—being head over sorrows in some Aretha, this album Like a good suspense movie, deeper. a Grammy nominee, but Celine Dion heels in love or being heartbroken is perfect However, if you are look- "Odelay" keeps you on your seat ing to a good album and puts an This latest album is still very top is still a little fluffy. In the company from a recent breakup. ing for something to listen to in the with its variety of rhythmic end to my skepticism about Beck 40, but without the rubbish. Dion of other nominees such as Beck and While the "Waiting to Exhale" car on the way to work or school, I sounds. as a musician. In fact, I listened to doesn't drone or whine as much on the Smashing Pumpkins, "Falling soundtrack is full of great songs and think you should leave this CD in its Not one song is predictable, the album again the next day. "Falling Into You." However, she Into You" doesn't quite match up. artists, I wouldn't say it was a great case. Cha-ching, cha-ching Nominees also do well at cash register ► The Smashing _.. J>00 Pumpkins' BYBWAHSSJWS Exhale" failed to claim the No. 1 soundtrack, Whitney Houston's 535. The Score" sold 317 while the "Mellon Collie Features editor spot "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" spent soundtrack from "Waiting to and the Infinite 400 Smashing Pumpkins' "Mellon some time as the No. 1 song in the Exhale" sold 152. Celine Dion's Collie and the Infinite Sadness" has nation. "Falling Into You" sold 70 copies at Sadness" sold the As if being nominated for the moat copies of 300 spent the most time on the charts. Beck's "Odelay" reached as the two stores. top musical award in the nation BID Corgan's group has been in the high as 16th on the Billboard, but it Al Walters, owner of Sound the Grammy wasn't enough, the five artists nom- Advice Music, said after the win- nominees at 200 Billboard top 200 for the past 63 has enjoyed much success in local inated for album of the year also weeks. It is currently 58th. record stores. ners are announced, he sees slight- Recordsmith and enjoyed success at the cash regis- The Score" by the Fugees has "Odelay" was second in copies ly more action at his store. Sound Advice. 100 ter. been on the chart for 63 weeks and sold among the five nominees at "I see a little bit of an increase, Sources: Recordsmith. Of the five albums fighting for Celine Dion's "Falling Into You" is Recordsmith and Sound Advice but nothing to write home about." Sound Advto* the Grammy, four spent time as the currently third in her 43rd week on Musk with 354 albums being sold. Walters said. To me. they get the nations best selling album. Only the chart "Mellen Collie and the Infinite award because they've sold Progress/John Ridener the soundtrack from "Waiting to From the "Waiting to Exhale" Sadness" sold the most copies with albums." \- The Eastern Progress'* ' '.'. ■' ► Movies RICHMOND MALL 8 & lUO Eoilen By-Post 62M21SJ Mat- J__ 18-Mo_- Urn. Mi Mil-ill (PC) 100 3 15 5 30 7:451090 Bna*B-iN_*"(FG) 120 325525725 \N0nTap 1:40 ■■••(B) 110 320 535 725 9 40 le"(B1:4O43O7:150aS M-*o"(H) 1 15 4:45 720 9.45 101 rikiiif mi (G) 120 4:40 7:10 □ 9 am- U a.m.; 1 p.m.- 3 p.m : J 1 p.m. Ribbon cutting Oat Pat Day (PC) 9:45 Hepatitis B vaccine will be given at at the new Richmond Visitor Center. Itrry M g Ir (R) 1 30425 7:151006 ' i\ n -KtHiW TODAY the Student Health Services. The 345 Lancaster Ave. (Open house until MM JANUARY 16 cost is $30. 3 p.m.) 1/17.101 SMUI/23 7 40aad9SO ~ oaaafMI I lial(PC-IS) 1/18«Vu 1/20: 135, in7.1/21 twul/M 530 STA«TSFW-«V17.FrL17«vlu«.n-TI_tl23lrit -I i p-ra- 3 p.m . Opening (_J.6p.rn. Meeting of the Madhon FRIDAY Recaption County CM War Round TaWe in the to Lisa and Skif Peterson's art exhibit Oak Room of Boone Tavern in Berea. JANUARY 17 "U£rtweavep at the Giles Gallery. Call (606)622-1792 for more info. Bring in your J 5:30 p.m: Student Mass at the Catholic Newman Center CDs & TAPES SUNDAY followed by Sunday spaghetti JANUARY 19 dinner. Dinner costs $2. and get Q Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. MONEYS No Classes. MONDAY IERE YOU! HUSK MVTIIS JANUARY 20 Shag will perform at Phone 3 Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. recordsmith kit CACftiUIY-MSSACMSS □ 10 a.m. • noon; 1:30 p.m.- J 7 p.m. Choir presentation _l8p.m. Gifford Theatre. 3 p.m. Honoring the birth of the Rev. Martin Faculty recital, Howard Carr, tenor. TUESDAY PPD (TB) clinics will be Luther King Jr. in the Grill. There is no A THINK GREEK! n held at Student Health Services. charge. Crests • Lettering JANUARY 21 There is no charge. THINK BASKETBALL! Sports Designs • Team Logos Q 10 a.m. - noon; 1:30 p.m.- 3 p.m. □ 9:30 p.m. Shag ^ THINK ROMANCE! •* PPD (TB) clinics will be held at the will be performing at Phone 3. Valentine's Day Designs & Gift Ideas • We Personalize WEDNESDAY Student Health Services. There is no Cost is $5 at the door. for 1 or 100 plus • When you think of Embroidery, charge. JANUARY 22 THINK □ Jan. 27, 7:30 p.m. To Post an Event RHA- sponsored bridal show at the ■ If you have an event you would like published in the Whafs On Tap section, It's every^^101^ ■yoxx "waXtt to foe." OVIH V ■ A Inc I9«7 Michael Roy, Arts editor The Eastern Progress Thursday. January 16,1867 B3 Arts ► Review 'Larry Flynt' excellent look at offbeat figure BY theme. ROY trates on Flynf s marriage to Akhea and the establishment, who are out Arts editor (Courtney Love), a former stripper to crush him. and drug addict who eventually Another funny scene concerns "The People Vs. Larry Flynt," becomes infected with AIDS, after Flynf s trial during the Falwell trial. Milos Forman's new film about the helping Flynt build his empire. If s a hoot infamous smut peddler, is a well- The film's main purpose is to made, entertaining movie, combin- Forman's direction is good, ing black comedy and a touching show Flynt's attempts to protect bringing a dark comedy to the film. his right to print filth. The supporting cast is also love story into its plot But the film's heart is with the excellent, especially Norton, who The film opens with Flynt's relationship between Larry and acts out the frustration about • childhood as a moonshiner. Akhea. Flynt's crazy antics with real Years later, Flynt (Woody Love is amazing, acting out the effect Harrelson) is the owner of a strip role with a vigor that most actress- The film concludes with the bar. In an attempt to beef up busi- es don't have. Supreme Court's verdict, siding ness, he begins publishing Hustler, She makes Althea a command- with Flynf s right to publish smut a pornographic magazine that ing presence, and her final scenes and what he calls near the end, gains controversy due to its racy show the viewer the tragedy of "everybody else's" First photos. both her and Flynf ■ life. Amendment rights. Flynt faces various problems Even though Forman gives her The film also defends the right after Hustler's debut, contending less screen time than he should to make decisions by a person. with various censors and a near have, if s an Oscar-worthy perfor- Even though the film is gaining fatal assassination attempt that mance. controversy for attempting to make leaves him paralyzed. Harrelson is also excellent, a hero out of a pom seller, the film Eventually, Flynt has to deal bringing a comical edge to Flynf s is really about a man who stands with the Moral Majority when he outrageous lifestyle. His scenes up for what he believes in. publishes a mocking, satirical car- with a dying Akhea, are touching The film doesn't try to make toon of the Rev. Jerry Falwell in and shows a human side to the Flynt a hero, but a normal person Hustler, leading to a Supreme man. who is only guilty of, in his own Court case where the First His funniest scenes include his words, "bad taste." Amendment right of the press to numerous court appearances, deal- And that makes the film a must- lampoon public figures is debated ing with both his lawyer Alan see and a worthy Academy Award - Photo Submitted by Flynt and his critics. Issacson (Edward Norton), who nominee for Best Picture. 8nd W dy Harrel,on ,a ,he ha F,wn, "TK °° P V PPV «>"Ple Althoa and Larry Flynt in "The People vs. Larry In a subplot, Forman concen- believes Flynt is out of his mind, i-iynt. The mov.e is nominated for five Golden Globe Awards, including Best Picture. Albums Grammy forgot about Shag to funk up Phone 3 BY MICHAEL ROY Seattle brethren. McCartney's "Helter Skelter." A fit- Arts editor But the best five albums of the BYMBHAELBOT Collins. ting end to the greatest band of all Aits Editor Collins has played with year consisted of two bands no time. With 1996 now behind us, you longer around, a female artist with James Brown and was a member probably thought the same thing I 4. "Garbage" by Garbage: For those who are looking for of George Clinton's talent to spare and two other bands- Released in 1995, this record didn't some musical entertainment, did about music last year. Music one a newcomer and the other a Parliament/Funkadelic, who sucked—big time. take off until last year when both Shag is here to quench your have been recently inducted into group that has survived over the the band's songs, a cross between thirst with a funky show. With many people still years. die Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. buying Alanis the Cure and a girl-group sound, The band from Cincinnati will In addition, Collins plays on Here are my picks for play at Phone 3, Wednesday. Morrissette. a bunch of 1996. and its sexy lead singer, Shirley "Silver City," on the CD's last Nirvana-wanabees and a Manson, became popular. The The show will begin at 9:30 pm track. l."From the Muddy and price of admission is $5. slew of British bands try- Banks of the Wishkah" album ranges from the bouncy The band consists of Duran ing to be the next Beatles, "Only Happy When it Rains" to the The band has released two Murphy on lead vocals and per- by Nirvana: Another live mellow "Milk." Undoubtedly, it's CDs, the first being "Bootsy music proved to be uno- album of material, this one cussion and Graig Shields on riginal. the best new band of the year. Collins Presents Shag Liver keyboards and saxophones, Even the sure things is the polar opposite of the Hie band'a latest release, Mark -The OJooeT Cbenauk on were disappointing. Pearl band's "Unplugged" 5. "New Adventures in Hi-Fi" by "Silver City," was released last vocals and John Miracle on record. Here, the guitars songs like "Everyday is a Winding September. Jam turned out its worst are loud, Dave Groh. Road" or "If It Makes You Happy," R.E.M.: Okay, so it's not selling as drums and percussion, Chris album to date. Hootie and well as their past albums. This is The disc's seven songs are a "Freebaas" Sherman on bass and drums are bashed to Crow crafts stories that a listener combo of great funk sounds, the Blowfish lost all its can relate to and a sound that other still one of their best though— a Matt "Joodi" Reynolds on alto MICHAEL ROY death, and Kurt Cobain's collection of songs about loneliness interesting writing and talented fans with their second screaming becomes more artists should envy. and whammy saxophones, Dave album and low sales Out of Tim* and faith. Michael Stipe's singing is musicianship among the player*. "Buzz" Trayior on trumpet and haunting as he leads the The party atmosphere is struck R.E.M., Stone 3. "Anthology 3" by the Beatles: still a combination of mumbling and Christopher Donnelly on guitar, band though the album's high harmonies, and the band can launched with the first song Temple Pilots, Garth Brooks and 17 tracks. A chilling final look at The third time is the charm for this backing vocals and keyboards. still muster up hard rockers and "Feels Good* and continues If the CD is any indication, the Cranberries. the most important band of the collection of outtakes and alternate from there. Still, some music arrived that 1990's. takes from the Fab Four's vaults. quiet songs. This was a courageous the band is very good. Thesbow album, in a year when courage in In addition, the band does should interest those who like was exceptional and brave. This collection, which has early ver- have some slower songs, includ- The Fugees made a welcomed music was absent funk and who want a change 2. "Sheryl Crow" by Sheryl sions of songs from "The White ing "Silver City Children" and from those over hyped MTV stab at hip-hop brilliance, the Cure Crow: Crow's second record is a Album" to "Abbey Road" shows the "Part of You (Part of Me)." made an album of the usual moping With the new year now here.and artists. Have a funky and fun collection of pop tunes crafted with band's final days, with interesting a slew of albums to be released, I The disc is being released on time. songs sound fresh again and an ear for a good medley and lyrics. early versions of John Lennon's the Bootzilla label, operated by Screaming Trees proved to be am looking for music reviewers. If For more information, contact Unlike Alanis , Crow doesn't go for "Come Together," George interested call 1872 or 4334 for legendary funk guitarist Bootsy Phone 3 at 624-2556. equal to, if not better than their over the top histrionics. Instead, on Harrison's "Something" and Paul more information. SM/EMOHEY SRVEMOHEY SRVE MONEY N Got a clue? The Paytona He/come Center We want you...on our Ad staff. Apply today. It s warmer here and He love spring breakers! 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But hurry, because this limited-time offer is one per customer, while supplies last. 624-9825 106 St. George St., Richmond Mon. - Sat. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Eastern Progress Activities The Greeks set for Spring Rush Nick Giancola, junior and presi- Activities editor dent of Lambda Chi Alpha, said his Greeks on the ruth If you are a little down on your- fraternity has Spring Rush, not only self for not rushing a Greek organi- to build up its membership, but MIMHSS; zation last semester, dont be. also so people who didn't rush in AfchaDsJUPiAAn the fall can have a chance to get Dream You dont have to wait until next Alpha Gamma Dafta A PA involved in Greek life. fall to get involved and wear those CN Omega XQ letters. If you don't understand, Fraternities, according to have no fear, Spring Rush is here. Heigle, have no limit on the num- DafcaZetaAZ According to Carie Sue Heigle, ber of members they can have Kappa Alpha Theta KA8 Greek Adviser, all 11 of the cam- For the sororities participating Kappa Ddta KA pus' fraternities, and seven of its in Spring Rush, it is "a lot more laid Pi Beta Phi nB« sororities will be participating in back than Fall Rush," said Jennifer Spring Rush. Leininger, sophomore and vice Heigle said the Greek organiza- president of new members of Delta FfatamKIss: tions, just like any other club on Zeta. Beta Theta Pi Ben campus, wants to build up their For many sororities, Spring Kappa Alpha KA Eastern students celebrate the membership. Rush lasts only one or two days, Lambda Chi Alpha AXA Kasey Coffman, an elementary opposed to the four nights of Fall Phi Data Thata «AS Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. education major and member of Pi Rush, Leininger said. Beta Phi, said that her sorority is Besides being more laid back, Phi Kappa Tau Next Men's Horn* Games? Athletic Ticket Office Buy 3 Hershey'e candy bars Athletic Ticket Office Murray State 126 Alumni Coliseum for $1 at any area Redi Mart Jan 18® 4:15 pm 126 Alumni Coliseum (606) 622-2122 location and receive a FREE (606)622-2122 Tennessee-Martin Students tree with valid ID ticket to the Murray gamel Students FREE with valid ID Jan 20 @ 7:30 pm U iv w •» • . Chad Queen, editor Thursday, January 16. 1W7 The Eastern Progress Sports Calhoun b-ballera OVC committee to study stability BTCWDQUTOI have left the conference in football. President James Hefner, Eastern Sports editor Morehead State Illinois President David Jorns and Govs enter non-scholarship play borders At the separate Ohio played its first season this Southeast Missouri State President PROQACM STAFF RB«O«T The Governors finished last Valley Conference meet- past year in the non-schol- Dale Nitzschke. season with no wins and seven arship ranks, while Austin "We can find more institutions losses In the conference, as well ing of the NCAA Austin Peay State University as winless overall in 10 tries. subpar Convention Sunday, uni- Peay's path has been who want to play football at the level cleared to do the same we're playing it," Funderburk said. has competed in the Ohio Valley During its 33 years in confer- versity presidents gath- Conference in football since ence football, Peay amassed 81 Has Eastern come to ered and one issue next season. Funderburk mentioned develop- 1963. Beginning next season, Middle ing a tier system as a possibility for wins, 153 losses and two ties. expect mediocrity from appeared to come up fre- Peay will move to the non-schol- At the NCAA annual conven- it* men's basketball quently. Tennessee still plans to the future of the league. arship level and out of the OVC move up to I-A football, tion just concluded yesterday team? The discussion had to The possible tier system could in I-AA football from Nashville, Tenn., OVC Under coach Mike Calhoun, do with what can we do but recently decided to be divided into three tiers, accord- "To continue where we were school presidents OK'd the peti- the Colonels have struggled to to improve the football postpone the date from ing to Funderburk. and the lack of success that tion presented by Peay not to good starts and in tome < stability in the OVC," runderburk the 1998 campaign to the In the first tier would be schools we've had. Dr. Rinella (Peay compete in conference football good) Eastern President Hanly chaws OVC 1999 season. with a full complement of scholar- President) felt thafs the move effective for the 1997 season. sons. Funderburk said. committee Funderburk will ships. A second tier could comprise he had to make," said Brad Peay will still compete in the Back Starting with the 1996 chair the OVC committee schools not fully funded with schol- Kirtley, Peay sports information OVC in alt other sports except during the season and looking ahead studying football. Also on arships, and a final tier would be director. football 1994" 1995 to 1999, three OVC schools will board are Tennessee State comprised of non-scholarship pro season, his team played the first IS games with Kidd named VP of an abysmal two wins ttli'ift sprinkled in coaches association CHAD QUEEN around 13 Onttmi losses. mmammmmmm Thatyear BTCWDQUCEN Sports editor "We touch every the squad dosed out the campaign playing entity that is close to .500 ball, winning seven The American Football Coaches Involved with and losing eight of their final Association has been in existence contests. The team still finished since 1922. After their annual meet- football. sub par at (9-19 overall, 6-10 ing last week, the Colonel con- stant on the Eastern football scene Mel Pulliam, conference). for 33 years moved up within the AFCA media relations Could the same fate await organization. this year's squad? Coach Roy Kidd is the new vice » After 13 games this season, president of the AFCA. While Kidd has been on the Calhoun's team comes weighing Kidd's new position is within an board, there is an item he said in with four wins and nine loss- association that if football is sticks out in his mind. He said it es. attached to the name or responsi- happened three or four years ago. Coach Calhoun is now in his bilities, the AFCA will probably be "The one thing that I did was fifth year as the master of involved. the national I-A football champions Eastern's canvas. His overall pic- "We touch every entity that is got a trophy, but no other national ture doesnt paint a very rosy involved with football—even down to Pop Warner," said Mel Pulliam, divisions got one," Kidd said. "I one During his stay as head worked to change that" coach at Eastern, he has head of media relations. Beginning in 1991, Kidd was There is only one more rung on amassed 54 wins along with 68 the ladder of the AFCA to be losses. one of 17 members on the board of trustees, and leading into the vice attained, and that is the one in Granted, some of those loss- presidentship, last year he served charge. es have come at die hands of as second vice president ^ "If you stay in college coaching prominent teams such as According to the AFCA office, long enough, youll become presi- Indiana, UNLV. Ohio State and membership in this organization is dent," Kidd said. Kentucky. After finishing 15-12 over 8,000 football coaches from As for Kidd's new post within overall 1992-1993, his first tec- every level—high school up to the the board, Pulliam said Kidd has a son, his teams haven't produced professional venue. This nation- say in everything. winning overall records, while wide association also has a some- "Hell direct policies of the orga- the last two years also posting what international flavor in dealing nization and do a lot for the game losing Ohio Valley Conference with the Canadian Football League. of football," Pulliam said. records. Playing big name schools will affect any overall record, often for the worst Examining con- ference records serves as a bet- Women win two; ter evaluation. Calhoun's OVC record, including games played through Wednesday, is 35-38. men drop four Calhoun's conference record is close to .500, but is close an Dec. 21 vs. Samford indicator of success? PROGRESS STAFF REPORT (L) 72-77 Even beyond his team's per- formance on the court, his port- Just as students and staff were Calhoun on the Colonels: folio includes the punching inci- taking a break for the past three "The team is showing character dent last year between Austin weeks. Eastern's men's and and improvement in the basic fun- Peay assistant coach Tony women's basketball teams contin- damentals of the aspects of the Collins and Calhoun after a loss ued their playing schedules. game, which is mental toughness." to the Govs. That incident gar- nered a one game suspension Colonels over the holidays : Lady Cotonets: (2-1. 2-0 OVC) Don KnoWTrogrsei (1-4,1-1 OVC) for Calhoun, and along with his Jan. 5 vs. Tennessee Tech record should be grounds to Jan. 6 vs. Tennessee Tech (W) 75-72 closely examine Coach Jan. 4 vs. Middle Tennessee Calhoun's future status on cam- (L) 54-72 Batter Up! Jan. 4 vs. Middle Tennessee (W) 91-73 pus. (W) 79-77 Each year, every sports Dec. 30 at Detroit Mercy (L) 54-71 coach's contract is up for review Senior Sal Davis showed off his swing at the first day of spring baseball practice Monday, indoors in part of lona Christmas Tournament and renewal (at Rochelle, N.Y.): Inman on the Lady Colonels: Alumni Coliseum. Davis is a Colonel football player trying to work his way onto the team. Eastern coach "We may get beat, but they sort 1 think you look at anyone's Jim Ward said over the break the squad was supposed to run and workout in preparation for the upcoming Dec. 28 vs. Northeastern evaluation performance and add (L) 69-79 of refuse to lose," Inman said. season. Over the course of the next month, Ward said the focus will be on skills. He also said the Colonels' "Somebody steps up, and says extenuating circumstances that performance would be helped t they can practice outside by the first week in February. The team's first Dec. 27 vs. Richmond (L) 60-78 we're not gonna lose." might influence performance," contests of the spring come Feb. 14-16 in Mississippi against Ole Miss. Eastern Athletic Director Robert Baugh said. ► Women's Basketball Lady Colonels sit second in conference after two weekend wins From the confines of Alumni Only two games separate the OVC) comes to town for another 2 Eastern could Coliseum, Inman's squad sports a 2- first four teams in the conference, p.m. tipoff at home. Martin is tied 1 confer- with Austin Peay out front (S6 over- with Tennessee Tech for third extend its four e n c e all, 5-1 OVC). Inman's team is a place in the conference. Cast em record. close second, one-half game out of During the next stretch of game winning Barely a first place (84 overall, 4-1 OVC). games, Eastern's defense, which is Murrey month into Beginning tonight. Eastern plays ranked the No. 1 team in confer- streak tonight Ohio Valley the next three games in which two ence play, allowing 64 points per State Conference of their three opponents are ranked game, may be tested by key individ- uals. Sports mOtor Whan: 2 p.m. play, the at the bottom of the conference. Stephanie Minor, of Murray, is Saturday Lady Tonight, Morehead State enter- fourth in the conference in scoring Eastern women's basketball Colonels tains the maroon and white. with a 19.2 points per game aver- basketball Morehead (2-10 overall, 04 OVC) is age coach Larry Joe Inman has cooked team is in a up a formula for success. UT-Martln ranked last in the 10-team confer- "I don't think you can stop a When: 2 p.m. tight con- ence player like Stephanie Minor, you "If you can win on the road, ference Saturday, the Lady Colonels thafs a tremendous plus," Inman Sunday can just slow her down," Inman race. return home to tip off against said. said. "You must win at home." Where: Alumni "As they CoSseum Murray State (4-9 overall, 14 OVC) Two Lady Colonels are scoring The Lady Colonels have taken say, parity at 2 p.m. from Alumni Coliseum. threats to opposing teams, as care of winning on the road, win- Radio: 1340 AM runs ram- The Racers record ties them for Chrissy Roberts and Laphelia Doss ning both conference road trips at WEKY pant," eighth in the conference. both cracked the top 20 in the con- Don Kntgw/Prbgwas Southeast Missouri State Saturday Eastern Sunday, the team's competition, ference. Doss claims 14th place 71-55 and at Eastern Illinois 7969 coach Larry by rankings, tightens up as with an 11.1 average and Roberts is Coach Larry Joe Inman taJks to his team in a time out during a recent game. Monday night Joe Inman said. K Martin (6-5 overall, 3-1 18th with 10.4 points per contest. w The Eastern Progress, Thursday, January is, t B7 Colonels hope to find winning ways JT KWSTT QOWT AsBiatant aporr* *ofkx without the services of one of the According to Betty upperclassmen leaders, Marty Werner, Associate Director of Thomas. Athletics for Internal Affairs, Bess The Colonels will be back in "We are a young team that has has been cleared to resume play action tonight at only two players that immediately. Morehead State to try to "When an individual act affects have more than two the group, it hurts the team," rebound from their Eastern- years experience," Calhoun said. three-game losing streak. Calhoun said. The Colonels were led by strong They face a Morehead Murray Eastern now sits plays from Aaron Cecil with 16 State team that is Shooting forward to miss ►Track .SUBWAY" season due to injury BvKiwsTfGsJBrr to bulge in his beck. Hawkins breaks Assistant sports editor The day that he suffered the painful back injury was Oct. 4 Eastern indoor record Welcome As the Colonels were continuing This day sticks in my mind," Pwoowcss Srvy ftewjai Start the year right by eating healthy. conference play, Marty Thomas Thomas said. "It took a good 20 minutes was catching the games Presently he is Rules are made to be bro- for me to know I broke the on radio at his home in going through rehab and ken, at leaat that's what they record," Hawkins said. "We had Ashland. physical therapy three say. In this case, running to wait for the official time." Thomas has been days a week to strengthen records are made to be broken. Saturday, Hawkins and the granted a medical red- his back and stomach mus- Before the break. Eastern's team return to Lexington and shirt and did not travel cles. Also, he has heat and track team ventured to the Nutter Field House to com- Wfty yoo cart get a with the team during the ice treatments for his back. Lexington to compete against pete, this time against not only break. He opted to spend 1 can see some Kentucky. Kentucky, but other Whole Meal with only Christmas at home with improvement and feel Felecia Hawkins broke the Southeastern Conference his family. some relief," Thomas said. 200 meter indoor school track schools. Georgia and South ams of fat. Thomas started 14 According to record held by Eastern grad Carolina will be there, with games last year and was Coach Calhoun, the team and former Olympian Jackie Middle Tennessee State and the Colonels' leading Thomas will red- is definitely better with Humphrey. Western as other possible returning scorer with shirt this saason. Marty than without The record was set in 1988 teams. 12.7 points per game. He "We need a new with Humphrey finishing in As for Hawkins, her desired Fresh, Fast and Friendly (and Healthy!), played in the first four someone to step up and 24.70 seconds. This feat was result is very certain. the Subway promise.' regular season games of the season take his role," Calhoun said. tied once by Nicole Embry in "I set a goal for this weekend suffering from back pain. Thomas said that being unable 1994. to try and break my record and It was decided that receiving the to play basketball and having to Hawkins broke the record by to qualify—get that out of the two-hundredths of a second in way," Hawkins said. 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