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Volume 28 Number 17 Wcdnc~day. January 20. 1999 Alumni Awards Grooms Sculpture Refinished New site considered. but still need.\ llfJfii"OI 'a/fmlll Votruba offer connection Uyl'' n~tlk>rk... hh~ p;•h-lnnv•t \ICre 111<>11' lhi!Kult to work N,..,n /..(11/nr The III.IU.tl \\nrl.. "'•'' own l.:a,t" th.Jt US ,\'.,wllh.llltrttplu'"HI\Lu/pturc W!~cwulI;Ut oil Clttrldn't o.kl,ll!\tlun~ about" l.ast year. the Northern Kentucky IJarryAno.JcNlll~md Wlth,''lk" '-;lid, It ltd, lh ,UitUUd !tift)' It'' 'till to ht.· OOcnmned when and University Alumnt A.ssocmt10n offered Andc:r,(lll >Aa<. m charge of owr-.ce lll.lllhuur.tnt.tl whcn:the~ulptun:~o~.atl hcnMt\ed students from 1~ department~ S200 for mgthcrc\lor.atiOilproce'lo.IAlld...,udhc Hut he .... ud <111\.C the~ J!lll )lllt11!). II \1.11) l'.ml.t S..huh of C'ampu~ textbooks for thiS spnng tf they 5ubmttted felt the the •o.:utpcurc had hecn "'""''Y h.,'l;,llllt'C,I'J\.'1 ,I, till:) i!nl t/)1,' h,m~ nl 1'\.nmmg-..udthenttNhlcl) area for one·pagc essays. Studems from 10 of the tmpro\lxl'vllJCeffl'CI\Oftnne. ~c:llh ,, II', n:ki\:,IIIIIIIWII! J1o:' att/tct departments won the awards. but $1.000 cr. :md e: offered to students from five of NKU's tal..cnthctrtotl . \\1)11..111~ Ill! ,I llntft','IU!I;Il :U(I'i'\ IJutldmg th.ll) C'cmcr. hc'lde the new unclaimed. patntL-d w.tth a type of kJflg·hfc aut o­ land!4apm[! t)l,';tr IAtl.c lnfcnor. mobile p.amt, and then clc;W"~'oiited. "\\cd.::tinncl) gut ttl"""' rt 1111 a~k'' The Association is compri<~ed of 15 'lltc '"e """ rn'\J\ approval from l"f lc\cl," C'ttlk-n fl'l;tlktl "\\c J:'~ tu l''re,tdent Vomtbit. :tnd the fund ~ for Alumni Affinity Organization<~ (AAO) AnnaY.ea•crfThrNt~rrhuntr much the <,;mk: wa) th<~t ''" :•utonKih•le -.ce llil the d.::t.uhof wh.Jt Rcd(irw {IK' Iow) ch~rt.>d a lonl( with for the a lumni to stay connected with stu· No"'c f:ms and Jlrnmlr:tthcr Ke n Sheilds 111 thc basketball J.(llnlC dents. The alumni have a strong affinity to Thurod:t) night. their departments. They want to give back to the unh·ersity and create a ne twork for VIC TOR\' \'Oil'l•: : Frl.., lumm ,\maud:• S mith (right) and he r c ht't'r• themselves and the students," said Perry. lt>a ding h·anun:tte-; lini~hcd 4th in the nation a t thc National She said the rclotionship between students C ham11 ionships. and alumni is mutually beneficial bccau..e of the connection. The Association sp:msored a golf outing last June that raised mer S.5,000, wi th pan of the proceeds slated for the AAO'~ book awards. Perry said the departments on campus having AAO's and were offered the book awards are: Accounting, African American Studies, Anthropology. Biology. Chase. Communications. Hi story Society, MBA. MPA. Nur<:ing, Social Work and Young Alumni Association. Perry said $200 was o ffered to students in all NKU departments with AAOs but that no students from African American Studies. His tory Society. lnformatton Systems, International or Literature/Lunguage departments applied for the award. According to Carol Beirne. the as~ i ~tant to the director of the Association. in forma· tion about the book awards is not getting to the students and some are intimidated by the offer of an award for an e~~y. "We leave it up to the departments to get the word out but I thin k a lot of people arc See ALUMNI, Puge 5 Enrollment of African American students on the rise Recruitment office says retention of these students is now a major goal

By 1-llenanl Badoyl emphasi:ted that 'he tra,el~ to a uf retention ~ee rn s to nri~e. ~p nng Uowever, the question of need\ arc catered lor A~·c11rd111g pm~ram bccau .. e 'he feels thi~ rs Slaff Ntporft'r majority of predonHnantly " l'cr .. on:ttl)·. my job is not over retenuon arose. Are African to Morg;m, Dr J.tmc' Vutruh.t ;uld ermcat w l..ecp Afncan Amencan African American high ioe hool ~ 111 once I ha\e recruited the stude nts Amencan Students bema replaced a numbertlffacult) mcmher.. Jrt• .,tudent" hrrc a\ well~~ gne them The doors of Northern a variety of c!lie., 'uch a<, I feel the maJonty return but some by new mcoming ones? 'er) concerned about rell'nltnn 111 dtn"Ctlt)ll Kentucky University ha'e been Loutsville, l.exulgton , C'lti('!Jlllllll, don't because of financial rea· Ro~e Morgan. assrlotant dean of African American ;and uthcr ller oflll·e '" rC\pGIIS!ble for open for 31 yean and each )Car Columbus, Dayton and Detroit. ~on,, grade!. or a lac!.. of rnatunty Afrtcan American Student Affatr~ mrnortt1e\ and hare 111 t•omc up dm:ctmg nHnOnt) \tudents wuh the population becomes more She said ~he pre1>are" a progr.un lc\ci," Wcbb MHd. and EthniC Services, sa1d, with alt\t of gonh th:Lt they hnp..· .,choiJr'h'll' to tnle 11 upon them· di verse than the year before. 1his for the youth to promote N KU '" Wehb 1 ~ the advhor of the "Re~arch shows that African tO !lCCOIIlpll'h thruughi)UI tht• \Cl\c~ !() a\~1\1 lhO\C minority StU· year. the enrollment of African a potential colle.:c the) >Auuld 111ac.l Women\ Orgunuation and Amerrcan students want to ft'el year denh whu arc fal·ed wrth academ American students has increased h.le to ame nd Webb ~aid .. he trte' \Jtd \he wants the students s he ~~oelcome and if then c hmate is Morgan .. atd the fullo>Atrtf; IC prohattnn Rhonda Webb, admissions to htghhght NKU a' a ~ood rc~rull\ to get m\Ohed 111 orsani· sattsfactory they .,.,.,11 adapt to pomh ~ 111 11"-1\t 111 a~..c~\111& a Mnrgan \lltd that the addmon of counselor and Afncan American Khool to attend Jatton~ un campul A a future thc•ren\tronment." s trat egt~ plan to ~ohc the pm/'l \otruha to the eampu) has been recrurtrnent oraant:ter, has been a "A good wa) to gu e htgh 1oa/ fur the ye11r 2000, Webb Moraan mentroned the role her lem ol rctentwn Al·adcnm: \Ufl tnH)' on NKU's years and hus been in charge of our campus 1~ about i~ to put enrolling 600 Afncan American Antencan students and other Carccrde\clupment,l'cr,onal!lnd campu\ recruitment since 199.5. together tours and e\Ctlt program tudcnh at NKU. minortty groups is to bu1 ld a rela famtl) and l·nhancement of ' 'u Morgan urge' all \IUdentS to Jet Accordina to Webb over 300 nuna.'' Webb~o~ud In the fall of 1998, 286Afncan ttonshtp wtth the l>ludent~ iO that dent rctrUitntcntand retentton 10\0hcd 111 an or&am:tauon that African Americans are enrolled at Once African Arnertcan \tU An~rrcanl> attended NKU, and they w1ll feel they can alt.~.l) MorJan'l> \.tid her offtce hopC\ tnteresb them. v.hether 11 be pre NKU th•s school year. Webb dents enroll 111 N K the problem the nun1her tncrealo by 46 !hili come to an office v.herC' thetr to reuhtate th p..-er mcntonng dommallll) bllK.l or ""'htte NEWS FEATURES SPORTS Y2K bug affects everything University RA's work hard to make Women's basketball team takes win from coffeemakers to alarm clocks dorm residents happy and safe over Lewis and Parkside

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TilE NORTIIERNER No one quite sure what will be affected by Y2K University is checking all systems that are date/time reliant, but true test is Jan. I, 2000 f/ut II lhf \f'{IIIJI/ 1/lln IIIII \l"rlt'\ !01.10 ~.:umphant, \;uti l'erry fk'\:C\\ary 1\'\ l\ltlfl\ " A~-c r1arn man 11 al~ady i\ Y2K compliant " Ar.:( r·f•l:tz i1} II~ 1>t-r. rttltnl ,,~· FuN~!-· S·1f.:-\ (~i tho> ''"'"'' flll{"lrl/111•111 1111cl f'n'fllllflllt!t llr;Jtd..:r,thl=llult111lollltlflhhmnan ufuuurcrha,;t,olt"'•lll!tcvl\rfn" I he CilnliJUh'f\ IIIU'-t all he "-C h;t\C to p;ty them to up!!radc to 'Soptna,' the teachmg ~n.·er that aJ!."(tW!s' "'l':l - w•1:1. : \.1 ~ '\. : ~ .11 n ld.:r tiOC,." I kJtdlCr-.o~KI eomphant hcforcthe)ear201X>" acadcmtc s1de, ...,e tend to name ."\ -£ .. 1 ull v.·,n ,~~-f«: t U nt'-Cr;tt} "Y~J::l!II C'I '\· t\1:1 dl 'bt " ahd..a:t..J ur.lc1.., on;:: m lltcrc\ lllllf\. hltho.: Y2K t-1•11 th.m The o~lh.m.l ")'"tt.'m h;" already 111c fire;ilamhha\C;IIre;ldyhccn god =~= after Grccl gad~ and /"II'(~ ct 1'\t:- ftiii;I\•-' !Tl~ ::.~:khllon: I ~~ "' I I f 1)!. (A,).' t•· IU•I~Illllf'\JI\'rlnJlfutw;IIC>Il\ h...-cn d1oltl lJ'OI r.:omplhlnt, ""-' 10.e're 1\'.ldy lCI @.O arc t...,oullclligentlireiiiJml\)'\tCm' lbon1son -.a1d there arc also many J l:ldli1it"~ a,. d~l\H (' tJ! · l···~t'illlnt'rl ~·r ~hlp• thou .1rc d.uc or I IIIli.' n:h,mt thr.:l\'." ,,ud Ken R.mlt.' )'. tl..: mtcnm and i' \Ctdllcd tuthcmJnufoctun:r-. dt"Clphne SpecifiC ~ fliO.afC \ and that .2. e~ ·r:niW ! tttiliut~. ~ l,ltll .. ,hl'O!i ilff t.J.!,:triml ~ n'tla~-~~ :.lff'I Jnu . at 111.1) he alfL~tcJ hy the dMilj!t>OICr ,l\\1\tillll ._,ICeJlft'\UJcntfo rbll\lllC\\ and the) arc compliant." Noel "Jid depanmcnl~ are ~~pon~ 1b lc for scc­ J . l ~ r.:u-.:h h~;cMdvl!:-oUil 'l.~· ''"''-''"'.,' '·~r \1 .\ l tnm1IAx li.IW)toJ,m 1.2fXIO nffau' who " 111 ~h. 1~e of '\jKU\ Titc n:~t nf thl: fire al;~nn\ tm carnptt\ mg lothc compli oncc of those thcm­ OM ;, r.:~r<-n:·dl~ lin nl(.\fllll,mng ~::'J.lh.:J ltJ: (l n~ •r.(J 1Ur.d llu• r.:t•uld mdu;k dod,,, tck\1 ;tU~IImry entCIJif1'-C\ do not u\1! Uatc-.and tunc' ..clvc They will se t the clocks for­ ~o.···nchtJ<,..'\> :' 1 ~it ~'T·M•r (ilk' f tl(\:1 xc11 l)fl :' .:H l'(.'m b:~ :; i ; . n.~·d •loll•- ..,_•,:unt~ ·~•tcm' nnJ IJo:olllllj! I!OIO.C\ef Ilk' IJOS !pmnt of ..ale) A ~:all h;~-. been phi~.:t.'d to v.ard one b\uldmg at a t1me 111 the •n "'' ~·,.::.t . t.4tU1'IO N lfl1 s •rf: ,T~ . ,,,,, :t (: .., .. ,,(•t: l(.) .;.: an-_,. 1 (' h~-.:.~t- or ,mJ ,nr ..:unthtlonmg. to nan~ jU \1 ll mlt.l IC\thool. '>'lcm-. 111 the NKU Motorol(oil h:v.th111)!\ hlllll,torc ~re not r.:mlltlh.mt HI 1111, bo11c\ tlwt r.:ontmn emergency " My biggest concern h people llt iJcdSt-1\ li) CJtK:Cl ()11() ~'H I !Of ;:;_...o;.t.._ \o,; :U ht· rr.ll~- t'-.V '\ j)J!l. ' 'l, n tlllC I \ )IOIIlj,!. \0 be totally \UI""" ~>. ou ld :tffC(:t them." Noel o,;ud. "It'<; VCRs. etc .. are things !hat will be C:fi01 J~ ~ ~ ~:I.',~fll11d:i :lnfW\IIllt'IT r' lll~ ~tM•J II l hc :. t J l'l · \• ~ '~ l ")• ' t <.:1:):11 <;' l) ,JCJ'(M r.:;llllJ1U' IJ.hii..·JIIy. CICr) t cm~ of NKU arc d.1tc mKI tllllC too c;~ rl y to tell )C t " l'h) ~ I Ca l Pl~nt looked 111 later t h1 ~ summer and in \1.:: : , ~J. \tcl:"~ t ili J: ilbl~· ~'(.i.t•h:r c.·; ,nd1ttcn:.:. lhllli!IIIU\[ hcdiCd,cJto '-I!C iflll'­ rc hJnt b\.-cau...: they arc computer­ 1• ~11 11 v.a1t111E! for Motorola'" the fall. Thomson wid, "We'll h:wc T t<: \J;ti'c..lH.'; ·\~C 'Y\! 1\' \\ ~·.\ ht1 1 \~i.:.'f t~ a~ 1(1 )/tJ Wl-. }:tlll\gi\JIO.tJr l;~ft cr t he rll!~>. )Car ltcd ..o !hat they -.1,1rt and \IOfl 10.hcn re'pon-.c no proble m bemg done by l11111t \ :\II ..:t .. :·o:..~. hr; nc.'i:t,ludcd ·ni:t•'f;m:i.-..: .,,!ti< ..: ~~l ~ kl ! ' ~ Ju,t •• k\\ ot the .m!.J-. nf ' onhem the tunes arc o;;et Thh '' Jll ~'On ­ One thmg NKLl 'houldn't ha\C to ScJl(cmhcr, totally done" H ~la.:-r H"'l:loitt .~ :,ucl C.}'•'lf\"tOt C."~r'npt.: ~:.C.~ tW\~ (.111-(.'cl:<..od Kemu~l) l nl\1'1'11} thJt may be trollcJ by the encl]!y man;lgcnll!nt "-OfT)'ahoUII\ckc lri ..:uy.~ II JCe thc rc "We'll be pro-acme and try to ;!l'll1 C I:~ S((1 IJ1I:o- dll\1!1.11-'.lCd ~~~<."! llli l 1_ ,)-:l\'ll l · l( ~ J 'i.'~(.'ll l~ t l Jnc..·t~·d h~ !Ill! )CJr :!tXIO 11 nut corn \)"lem are onl) manual -.w uLhc" on campo' help C\Cry u ~ r check their system~ m~~ rNfll~.:! to 11~;'\ltf 1 l v:or;. phJnt are the hbrnric,, the hoo~-.torc, "!The energy management "Y~­ and no1:hmg th.u u-.c-. a dale and and male sure e\CI)thing is eo~­ l,•111l A!\. IM· ~ ' .tl ~Kn · , .u~~l; l a.ml lh~ •.t.lthm t.IOJ , i:l_:.t tl ii t th.: food '>.:1'\Jcc. the !Xp.tnmcnt of tcm) monitOr\ tcmpcrnture\ and tmlC "Year 2000 will ntl1 af!L'Ct th o1 t. cn.'d," lnotnson \.11 d " We h:t\cn't Cu-: 1 :->.t:.~ o; :m;'. ;.uu;.dk._.i t-ln\ ~\CT . o\)l Olho:~ t!~tiv-.~. ...." C\' Puhhc Safct) Jnd vanou~ a~pccl-. o t hunud1t1e~ It mo mtor-. the fire and A' long a:. Cincrgy ..end-."' clcctne­ had that many mille n1um '>. Strange Pfn,•coll Plant and marntcnJncc -.ceunt} \)'\tems. and 11 provide\ ity. there wtll be no pmltlem'> w1th \luff 10.111 happen Y2K "gomg to ~"~~~~~~~ :~~~·; t~:~~~~fl~.~~~~;:~ ~!n~·~~~;.~t~~ ~~:; \~~ :~ . ~''" -=e ~ ~ ·~mg \lo,t ol thc...c ha\ e alread} h...'tn \lJrtl-.top cap:~b iiiii C\ to Jll II VAC !hat hcrauo,c there i' nuthmg tm'IC he .1 nunor ltlCOn\emence" du:dcd o1nd ha\c cuhcr hccn (l..:;:mng. \Cnul.um~ and mr-con(Ji­ n:latcc.l 10.1th the'" 111:h gt.'ar 1t \ all 11lC U.S Dcpanme nt ofl:..dul':tlion Plan C f.lt l ltM;.:~I .n~t; .. Jl r~- ;{t:'• H'i~N had; · ...: :•htsi:Hi C'~· ,· i n:.- f (: n i.lt.'darcd Y2K compliant or arc uomng) uniL\ on campus.'' ~ 1id Jeff manual swltchc,," Nocl"nd. 110\t(.'d a two hour tekconfcrcnt-e on C:~.n r~J ... t::c o1re \.1\fl~d:-.:d umi _!lhr. Only 0:.:~... ~ na~( ~·i w;\-..~1 i. tl ..... tlCd ulcc.l fOf component upgrade-. Noel, the <;upcn ntendcnt of EMS and J. M~ehacl " n lOm\()(1, d1rector of I:X'C. 7 mlcc.I " Meeung the Year2000 \.'n iw:o;ily llc:o.;.ol>)',('l :~rt> ~ (!,1 11 i:;~ d I·) rep•1 11 fr.r \\'~!'~.• tl(repbccmcnll> po"er plant operation-. academic tcchnolug) ;mt.l -cl'\ icc,, I' Computer Challenge." NKU provid­ TI-- t· fc•,inwin,g t ;lrti,n ill,g~ · OJC Steely Li brJJ)' ;lfld Cha.e rcplacL-dourold hbr::ary ">'' eo n)C~ Ill, "I' Y...lll know C\'Crything we ran Y2 K patdlC' :md UJigradc~ parti c •pated w1t h thi ~ teleconfer­ ;\ t::t:Uffli''(l :.~ h~ (}t!Or.~: lllt~!\.".lf,'. t' ;IJ~ c ' w ill :,,. ;r \ ;l ilMII r. h )' tern with nc~>. hard"arc aml -.oft· ahoU!thc t.'ncrgy m:magcmcnt \)'S­ th1~ summe r.' ' Thom)oon ~. ud . "The ence.' .j:;ll;nl! .'n'!~fH\"'im ~'12-f't l ! 'll: ~ . "'1rc And "c'\'C lx...:n :1~-.ured hy te m,'' Nucl .. :uJ Y.Cb i~ C\Cntuall)' gmng hr be rnmcd NKU n.--cordcd the teleconference uur hhr::al) \cndor th.;Jt "e'rc )Car Then till!)' hJ\'e hi pc1funn the to :1 uni11 '\Cnt.'r calkU 'Sappho' and and 11 '' avad:tblc for viewing

nw, li ..,t i~ j u"!!l a ft.:\\ uf the thmf!" (bc~o •d c-. computer!' of .111 ktmJ<..) that m:1y he :.tffcct­ Internet service makes applying for financial aid ea:sie'f cJ h) the )Car 2000 c hange- {U-W/REJ COLl1:0. 11Jl'S. Otul) forrnal. Among the nnpro\cmtnts is Whatisccn.:unls lttattheresponse tiona.l man~r . Tho-.c v. ho hied "ilh that amount o f 11l00C). filing S!Udcnt' v. ho rely on fedcml finan­ the abi lil) of the appliCant to down­ IO FA I-""SA o nline has been posith·e through the m:ul em:d 12 pcn:ent of tl\t:r !he Internet can be kind of c ial .tid arc ;I~Jre of the hcadadiC' lu;•d the dat:t onto :1 di~k Thi'i among "tudcnts 10.ho have used it, the time. 10.h1lc Internet uo,c" em.'<.! frightl'lllllg" that alCtllnpan) filmg the h ee cnablc,thi:;IJlllhcanttomtcrruptthe Uan Uld only 3 percent. En11r-. dcla) th.: l< calitmg that security is a \alid • h:kphl•nc' ApphLJIIOil fur l '~'. ard" .1 re filmg 1-J\FSA on line is entirely • ,~·..:unt~ ltxl-. IIIJ}IMM l ncM ihatllM'l999fot'm.duc earlier \Ct'.ltlfl, ~.:h. m gc<, meant th.;Ji man at OSU\ Newark can1pus. Whitt proce~scd qu1dcr 10.ith online appli ­ -.ccurc • tm.·al.mlh h} JurJC 30.canbc filcdonlmc the apphc;l!ll lktd to '"'n the r rocc~~ o,;ud that she has had her share of catton:. than they arc ~>. llh thuo,c l ~m,le)' 1~ m:untaincd becau<;c the • IJ.'.IIIn)! lniuatcd 111 M:t) 1998 h) the t !.S trom thebegmmng problem" lilmg FAFSA by mrul and madcdm. Although :1ppl)lllt; for '~' t ern doc<; not swrc any data. All · .nr~.:ondltlonmg IJcp.1nmc nt uf l ::.doc;~uon. !he fn.'t.' Although thc op1 1011 to file f'AFSA i~ gr.neful for the newer. more effi­ financial aidviathelntenlCt 1' fa,t.:r llllllml.IUOn i ~ downloaded and appli­ • ck\,Jiuh nnhrlC"''I'\ilc pro\1dc,anah cn~;~ m c \Ia till· lnten..:t ha" h...'\'11 a1:uh1hlc to Cient \Cf\Jon nnd more efficient lh.;m the trJthiiOn l;tl\l, C.' in ll..:earht:r\co.ionur l :~~: l online nmk c 25 pcn:cnt fewer cTT'OfS Hershner. a !.Ito file in the lr:tdi · municmion ~. "When )OU'I't.' de;~hng addrc'' i ,h up :l/ v.~>.wfafo;:J.cd . gov.

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Wednesday. January 20. 1999 T HE NORTH ERNER

Nort\,w1 lt sool Lucas cops out? The Lrte. to t\-le. bursars oFF ;ce, .

By Steve l>urm I undcr ... umd the fact that Ed;rorw l Cartoo,i$1 Mr Luca" h probably been growmg weilr) ut the whole A tragic event occurred c:.r­ Swr Wan ordeal, and the rig· lier in the week. when the urnu' fllnung ot the the man wit h the master plan. UjX:Otnlng three will pruhotbly George Lucas. an nounced dnu n every ht't drop of hi" th at the in it ially inte nded creutl\e abilille\. hut that nine-part series of hi-. Swr 'oumh lii-e a per,mwl prob­ Wm.f epic. will be cut down lem to me. I mean, \\'hilt chd to six. Yep. you gucs!.cd it. he expe~.:t'.' he is wussi ng out on the ini­ lie I' no longer JU't "orne tia l plan leaving m illi o n !<~ of director putting out \ome Star Wars fa ns j ust a little bi t movie, he i' a cu l! ural more disill usioned. dcmigml. hle..,, ing u ... :d l wi th Don't get me wrong. I can hi~ grace through fi lm. th ink of few things less excit ­ Though I ~uppo"c all ing than th e upco mi ng pre­ demigod' ul cul ture have to quels . s tarl ing this spring wither into the aby'" of ~.:om­ wi th the much ant icipated p l a~.:en t apathy for thei r fol ­ Episode I, The phamom men· lower .... but wh) thi' one? ace. But much like the fact E'pccially when he couldju't that we had to wait almo:-.1 20 h:md the ble,..,cd tordt to years fo r that. this recent some up and ~.:oming d"ci­ an nounce ment from M r. ples of Ho ll ywood. who Lucas just kind of blows. could complete h1" vi ... ion for When I was a young lad. the Jo.ake of all of u" lill ie peo­ Star Wars was o ne o f the ple who jmt can't really get de fining th ings in my life. I enough. Martin Luther King day, about "the dream" wanted to be a Jedi far more We ll George Lu ~.:a ... i" Mi ll than I ever wante d to be a o ne o f the rno~t revered men (U-W IRE) ANN ARBOR, Today. rmmy ~tudc n h on carn­ fi reman, or a cop. In this in contemporary popular \:lli­ t hc~e act i vitic~. ho meless people. Mich.- In llJ83, while dcmon­ ]lU' arc l uo~ing forward to <1 love for th ese unbe lievabl y ture, and I will alway' hold There arc many event~ "t u­ Bu t for all . Ma rt in Lu ther 'trawn ma rched ou t, idc o f three -day weei-end. Whi le there dcnh may chomc to att end in compe lling fil ms. I was not him in the highcJo.t of e ... tccrn. King Jr. Day is a day to thi nk \Va,hi ng. ton. D.C. to co mmemo­ will be no cllh'e' Monday. orde r to 'hov. thei r support for ll bout what he stood fo r and for alo ne. Though I ~t ill feel a" rate the 20-yc;~r :m ni\cr<.ary of Martin Luther Ki ng Jr. Day i~ cil'i l right'lon MLK Day. what he cont inues to stand . It was no t some singul ar though ~o m c Mra ngc part of the Reve rend Dr. Marti n Lut her not meant to be a day off. While it may Jo.Ce m tc mpting to Students mu st also re membe r obsession. but a national pas­ my Jo.Ou l will never be com­ King Jr.·, " I have a dream" A.., the country comme m orate~ take a three-day weekend, this that it is a day to re member a time for ma ny people in a pl e te, con,idcring the fact ~pcech. a politica l batt le Cn'iucd Kmg ·, cndlc\' devotion toward Mond:ty i\ the wrong day to take pa rticular man and a particular wo rld that a ll too o ft e n th :H I ha\ e been eaget.ly \.\ ithin Congrc's mer the forma­ makmg our 'ociet) bcncr. the off. Since ih beginning. Ma rt in method of getting things accom ­ skimps on genu ine story­ anticipating the comple tion t ton ol a nc" holida) in thc .c i\11 Untvcr,it) and n1.1ny of it\ orga­ Lut her Kmg Jr. Day ha' been pl i ~hcd. telling and e nte nainme nt. of hi" intended nine part right'i leader'" honor. ninlllOil\ ha1e put together an more than a holiday. It ;, one King put all his effort into Whik many repre\entatne" I. fo r o ne. felt as tho ugh Jo.C ri cJ.. for ahtlOJo. t rny entire array of publica 11 ons, pcrfor· da) ..,et :t<.ide for Americarh to ob taining civil rig hts for all didn't like the idea of anuther mance,, C\Cn t\, lecture' and one more ray o f light in a life . focu' on what they h:t'-'e done Americans. holiday, the promt'C thai MLK film~ on Monday. and \\hat 't1ll need.., to be In honor of hi s work, class seemingly bleak futu re fe ll We ll. I gue'" I can <,till find Day wou ld encour:tgc chanty Thi' j, an 1deal opportunity to accompli .. hed "'ill be canceled on the third dim with Lucas's fateful ~o l a~.:e in the three movie' to helped ensure that by the tlmd do ... nrnethmg po<~ttile . Student~ For rnltn). it ;.., an opportunny Monday of January eve ry year. announce ment, a nd I am not come. unleJo." he decide" not Monda) in January. the natton \.\ho bchcve m Ktng"s dream to do ~ome communny "ervice, and everyone at the Universi ty alo ne. to fini"h them. \.\ou ld pause to celebr:ue one of \hould ~cite thi<, chance and from \Oiuntecring at a soup should be he lpi ng to keep his ih greatest pcrsonalitu: .... participate in at leaM one of ~itchcn to bUilding homes for dream alive. THE NORTHERNER

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0166.tif Kelly Corson Chad Aulick Femures Ellirors FEATURES 572-5260

\\cdnc,day. Januury 20. 1999 TilE NORTHERNER , usan Sarandon steps up in a heartfelt role in "Stepmom"

th t.. t'll) Car•iOn cd (;1\hmn phuluJtaphcr. l\ahcl, hJ"'C more rn ~.:ummon th;m they I•UIIIrll ldllor who f~II:C\ the un,.,ckomc rule of rcaii/C Hoth Y.Umcn :1 rc \lrontt qcpnuuhcr to her boyfncnd and mdcf)Cndclll. hut they end up It )'I'll .ue m the mood to laugh. Lu~c·, (llam\)l""o-.:hiltlrcn. a11c' nccdmg c;~~o:h other. When Juddc \ or learn \Oincthmg about hfe. 12 and 7. Jacktc {S..rnndon) ''the di\1:0\Cf\ <,IJC I\ ICTilltllilll y ill •/""""' I\ the mO\-IC IU\CC ~o:hJidrcn'\ mother l.nuwn for her IIlith CilllCCT. both 'A

Te rrence Malick's war saga crosses the line of mediocracy Wedn('Sday. Jan. 27: o Satcllttc Conference: -.ccnery :md a fre,h tool.. :tt an old hi.'X'iiiii.C rhc rtc\1 \CCIIC \hllv.' one nf dnun;t!Kalh nn the \Crt.:~n The con· trhlitriCC. 'llllv.ed hi\ l;.cl' fnt fc,, N,,,.,,,·r " Ractal Legacic~ and contm\el'>y: Miln "b.t,tc;llly J;!XIll th.:m Ill "d.ul... J;lll cell d~..... ·p 111 tho.' lrllh'f'>) prl'\oCilh'LI •t<.elf thrtMtghout th,m fhc 111111\ltC\li\,J '\,tH l·;tpllllll l.cammg: llow to Talk "man 1\ h.1..,tcallyc'tl 'IJw '111111 bo.,..,ofa,lllp lllC{",Jptllrcdlk\Crt· the dr.m~;~ nf men d)mg and the hcforc 'kuhng uiTtt> lW"h unktMJv.n About Race" 1-3 p.m. UC I 'lo.:•JIII'-' mlllC' to \CC the 1110\ tc f1ti'Thm of men. Tlw Tlmt H,•d Lm1• comm~h .,..arfarc a fla"lll8 c1 tl thro.,..n mtn 'r:m <.h:unclc"ty fmnr battle. h man 1(,,, ,,, a~ .,..ant to drop a gwnadc m ht' 11ant' Lecture. 7-8:30 p.m. UC peace and h;mnony at,:am't chaotic the worlt.l hy d,rrl.. fr~rcc'; the \CI};ea11t h;Nc;rlty gntMl ur '' man ha~ieall y Penn . on thctllhcrhaml.jmlc ;tgiMid '11\catrc. 1 Jh, 111m Hctl f.ml' ''ortcofrhoM: ha' the phtto-.ophtc;~t \ic.,.. nf.,..arfarc Cl tl'. rendition a' the \Cil!C:ult and Nohl' o lltmt ell• CIHI\'enadmr. •<>llktlinc lifm, that I don't really llte tlKl\iC begin' wnh tllo wl­ :1, an ine\Cltp:rhlc tr.ut of manl..mll 'llJC 20t h CcntUT) Fo~ release wa~ "'a" exceptional H\theo,cr.tll cum Spani~h ~·onversation hour. ""'I tl I hh·d or not . I h:rd great dier. who ha1 e dc..cned theiroutfih that .... ttl fore~cr plague the .,..ortd. dtret·ted h) John Madden and the m:mdcr of the opcmttoll 2 p.m. Landrum 53 I. o AA meeting. 11 a.m.· ,,.,.~,·t.ntol1' o1 h.mte "'('(!IIC' fortht' and have 'omchow 1uund thcnr-.cl'c' 'lltc pn1atc and t!JC \Cil!C;tnt arc film'' ,locked full ofhig named ,t:rr. Pcrtmp~ l.,..outd hale hl..cd the litm 12p.m. UC232. , 11.'. hut Ill) l'~pccta tt orh .,..ere on :m •~land paradt..c. l'hc t.,..o men both 011 tlk: h:tttldicld dunng tlte 45 mcludmt; John Tr.tHJit:t. St::m Penn. better if I had not had to -.cmpc the ~,t.:d h) the o,c;~rcity of blood and C.\pcrieriCe the peace and hannon) nf llllllUte' of actuul fightmg Ill the John cu .. acl... George Clooney. tee from Ill) wmd,htcld and dme •' riday, Jan. 29: guh !11UT) a~'ociatcd .,..ith the nathe lhtng. but 30 rrurrutcs urto the movie. The fightmg scene~ .,..ere Woody llarrclson. Bill Pullman, precariously horne after the rno' te o International Student r\mcman \ LCV. of lhe battle for film the) see a US patrol boat. They good reahstrc. and a.~ gOf') as the Ntek Nolte. and Gary Oldman Perhaps not. This eontro\~) :!!so Union Ethnic Eat-Out: Jamaica. 6-?p.m. Norse (.il,j,MI.rk.utal ll)', brieny. to h1de from the Nal) technological age could make them Mo~t of the btg name actors have persists, io my mm

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Exp e rie nce vvill b e c onside r e d in deciding pay ra~e. Applica~ions available a~ service d e sk_ l

The Spring Semester Has Begun! Get Your Nevv And Used Textbooks At NKU's Back To School Headquarters!

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0167.tif FEATlTRES 5

Wcdnc\day. Junuary 20. 1999 TilE NORTI JER ER NKU celebrates connection What does your dorm's RA do?

lly JMm c'i l'rorntt love to work wtth the frc,hmcn :1"' Te;ti\UlCC\

Student Government is taking nominations at this time for recipients of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Service Award

"Overcoming the Odds" Applications are available at the UC Sunday, February 7, 1999 information booth and the Student 7 p.m. in Regents Hall Government office

*The awards will be given out at the Black Student Tickets are $5 History Month Kick-off Sponsored by General Admission tickets are $15 Student Government Association, occurring All Tickets can be purchased in the in the UC Ballroom at 12 p.m. Feb. 3 Fine Arts Box Office. For more information call the Everyone is invited to attend! Student Life Office at 572-6514 FREE FOOD!

0168.tif Elden May S(JO rts Editor 6 SPORTS 572-5260

Wcdnc«

NKU win streak extended to lucky seven Norse schedu le satisfies sweet tooth

Kyi'Jdftl !\lay The NONe bl:11nbcd the H ~mgc.-.. Hy •]drn May Sure, everyone kno v..·5 the None Sporu ,..d1tor frromthcpcnmctcrMihc)'hltl6thrcc Sport\ 1-.AIItor u.ren' t hle~IniC,...In29attcmpt~ To fan~ and ·c~pc:n' al1ke. 'toll bUI tbe guunl m h offcme IS being A~ lhc old \3)108 ~ v.:mn nl{lt' After l'·.trl.:\Kk cut the NKU lead to t'OncagKJUs lfth•sisttue.thc 'orthcm Mb, the NOf"\C v.cnt on a 23--' run to t l " \1 '~ un he man) lhm¥~ outpcrfonned, too llclpfu l Con hrmtnl! Tht' -.ca Ke01ud.y Umvmuy men's ba.d.ctlxall put thcpnca\\-.t} NKUicdby20at A team that reliC' on gua rds muM ..on\ Nonhcrn Kcntudy fur lot-" or W i\IS few t~<•n. a clo-.cr luo~ at the ~:oathc.\ are hDJlPY 1fthcy gtt tV.'O Park"tde la_\1 1.1.cd. 1nc \lrcal.. i~ the NKL" out-.con.-d the HangCT\ ~271hc \tamtle\ \UltPC\1\ lhl\ tc.tm m.1~ kmi;C't for NKU \tnct January 1997. re'tofthcway. a."•''' fur C\-Cl) tumo\cr. This not be Mg(XKill' thr n:,('fll md; ~KU hcgan the v.cd. ut home M.tny of the NKU '«O!Ki half urcll 1\n't even clrn.c. NKU has calc' ugoun'>t Lev.is Um \er;uy and t\ 11 pmm <:mnc from the re-.ci"\C'- commlll~"d 2.\7 tumo\crs and pro­ The \tal~ may h.l\c more to do du\.cd onl y 175 a~~ ~ ~ts. Amcncan candtdatc Mt losh Pujo. I..enny Bay' M..'I.Jf"Cd a career lngh w1 th the Ntlf'>C oppoocnl" than the Bchmd the play of sophomore mncponll• llay'""'d hc\\.L,gllldto And thl \ '' after NKU played NoN:. Of the clc-..en Will\ NKU Adam Norwe ll. lhc NO!"ie overcame a get \lllllC (jUll llly 111111UtC' \V i-.com m - P; trl ~ td c, a tc.1m that i ~ hall thi' 'Ca,un, the t:ombmcLI 1-13 :md coold JX$Sibl y be the fi,.c point halftime defteit and hung on " I J U ~ I went m mKI h1t the \hot-"-" recon.l. of NKU opponent' '' (11\ l)' ...._.or~ t tea m in D iv i ~ ion II right now. to de feat the 1-lycr., 66-65. I:J.ty' 'i-:ud " I hope I M:nt ll n iC~~agc to 58-77 E-.:k!tly thrt.-c of the Ntw.c So how i~ NKU 11 -4? It's a I..CWI~ JUillpcd 01.1\ 10 a 9-2 lead Ill ru~C;h !S h ~t: l d,) todo1y. My mlc is to \i C tllll ~ h:1\e winmng record ~ good quc~ tton . NKU has won the the earl y gomg. but NKU stontlt.-d Pf"O\I( Ic u~ p.'lrl.o fTtl lC bcnc h ." Th oma~ More O IVI~ion Jll the close games this seuson. a .,_d, to take •• ~ 11 lead. N~c ll Bn;m l...a\\hon :tnd CrJJg Smldcr. ra ~ hoo l ) •~ 8-7. Lev.•~ ~~ K- 5 mid tr.tde mark of Ken Shields. Close -.cored IIIOC of hiS poi nts In the fiN lctl NKU wuh 20 poml\ each. Cr.ug Kentucl y Statc 1sM-6 half Lewis then I.I.'Cill on a 12-4 run C011lcy OOdcd II pm nb. Alforv.o w m ~ incl ude: 79-77 over Kentucky Whcnc\ er NKU J>'ay' a good State. 70--69 0\ Cr Bellarmint. tolcadatlheh.;df,29-24. l..c"''"lctl l'm"ks•de w1th 19 po i nL~ . n - team (one th.lt doc'\fl't hover ncar NKU coach Ken Sh•elds sud lhat NKU \tretched the v. uuung 'trcal. 69 o-..cr IPFW and 66-65 o-..er the ..500 mark), 1t u'uall y cod\ up l.c\\-1~. adJUstments were made at halfume to 10 'C\Cn Ill a row Wllh the \ ICIOI)'. in the loss colum n. Of the four atuck the middleof lhe Lewis defense Slucld• <,;ud there rc;tll) 1sn"t an) NKU will get a chance to prm·e NKU lo<;o;c\, tY.O haH' been to " We wanted 10 go at Pujo ITIOI'C," addc..-d pressure v. nh the weal 1f 11 i ~ for real soon. Starting nallona ll) ranked Kcntudy ShJCids '\ald. ..We S(( him (Norwell ) "We're havmg fun aod ._....e're reall y agam_., t So uthern lllinois­ Wc.~kyao and Southern lndtana the up at the foul li ne to 5lalt the half and CIIJO)IO!\ 11 nght now." ShiCids .,;ud Edwanhvil le. combined record Jeff r.kCurryn"hr N1•rthunrr The otheN Y.l're to lrKim nal>oiJ, 18 the he 5COA.-d on tv.'O suaight possessiOns. NKU 110\\ \lands at 11 -4 on the

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0169.tif SPORTS 7 Wcdnc~day. January 20. 1999 1111 The Northerner NKU spells doom for Lewis, Parkside Playe rs of the Week lly t:lden May 18 -0 run 111 h;~lluon thc lend w 'i2· S(JOrff /. ill/or 16 lrnm there, the NKl! rc,cnc' Many tunc~ tn 'JKlf1'· youth un tuul n1er Nu NKU \ l,lrter 1ngl!cCll' doom fur opponent' to ,, fng1d 10 pcR~nt from the ThJnk\ to the play of the frc'h hl'ld. 26 percent m the 'Cetl!ld h;~ll m.m. NKU blew pa'>t Lev.'' \hlhellc('"urcllledthc ""Y fur Um,cr tty and Wi\con'm NKL 1-111h n, pmnl\ un 10 of 14 l'ad,\ldc m Great Lal.c" Valky 'hootms ShJnn(m Sn11th addc,l Conference :N.:tion la\t v.ccl. II pt11111' and ~~~~hclc Tu~hf;uhcr Thur,day. NKU tangled wuh hOld 10 Lcwt\ UmHr,ny. Aflcr baulmg to rhc wm mo'c' 'lKt ton 2 fiJ. a 11-11 \tandoffat halfumc. NKU 2 G\VC'J on th e '~'•'on put the Flyer' mo,;~y m the '>Ccond WI\C(III\In P;trl\idC drop' to 2·12 ha lf ami mn a .... ay w•th a 77-W 11-9 Gl V{'J "'th the Ju,, i\li('ht'llt• Cullrl'lll"Unlinuc' In VIC I Of)' After droppmg out of the LISA \d;un 'or"cll Wttn.-d 2.11 poinL'I hnllrt'"· 'I ht fn...,hnmn,curcd 54 Courcll Wll\ the \tory for NKU. Tod;~ y Top 25 poll for a 11ccl. llntittullt.'(l dn"n 12 rchnuml ~ in Jl()illt' und J:rllhht.'l madcthcncxt 14ina row. 32. Snuth 5· 12 J-5 13. Conrcll'\ performance h:t~ NKU Tuchfarhcr .S· I3 0-0 IJ. Stanlc) GLVCCAMES ALLG AM.K:S women'\ <:oach Nancy Wm,tcl .l·6 J-3 10, JCII\011 2·3 1-2 6. ~ ~ sm.k NortNnt Jtentudl:y (ftf) t-z 1~2 w_. nnmg. Rodd} 1·4 0·0 2. McRae ().2 1-2 SIUEd­ t-2 l o..-.3 W..J .. She rebou n d~ the ball better 1 Tnt a l ~ l0-59 12·17 77 SIIiAtJ.-pl\'• 1-:Z 11).3 L-1 ...... 1-3 9-!: W-A thnn anyone I've e\U seen:· l.c"i ~ t5R)- Je"cll 6·16 1·1 ...... 7-3 9--8 W ·l Win~tcl ~a1d "The thing that IJ. IIarm •• ,.S-11 1· 1 I:! .Collm,J­ lfM..St.LouM 6-4 .,_., L-1 1mpre~ her dc~ire 10 pia} 'i 0-0 6. La lluhn 2-7 0-0 5. lleap ..... ~ 1--! L-1 K-..::ky Waky-n 4-Ci ~ W -1 ~~oell and help the team vo~n ·· 2·6 1·2 5. Rauch 2·2 1-2 5. Hourn 1.-7 6-8 W-1 ktl \!,;('urr.ill" \mlll1 "t't'k. 0 2-2 2. ll oguc1~'on 1-4 o.o 2 in the second ha lf on 18 of 28 Totah 24-.'iR 8-10 59 'ihOOt mg game ":1, !he h'" (If Mo111que the lo" Collrell lcd four Nor~e m double !\lcRac for pcrlwp' the 'cason NKL return~d to till' h.trd"uarl,idc Rom gcr' 4 7 1-J 10, Kchcy 2-3 2·2 8. 13 . Julie Stanley contributed 10 the 111jury The R:m gcr' "ere mMhlc to put Chcrm 3-4 1-2 7. Stanky 3·4 0·0 NKU Women point,, "Moniquu: lllJUr~d ha fmgcr ou t the lire /\KU ,\,tried lrnm 1h~ 7. Jc1Nm 0-6 4-4 4, Kamrath 2-fl Win,tel ~ai d Cottrell opened the J>rC\1)' tmd."" Wilt\tel \llld. "'S he op~n1ng tip''' the /\nr'e wmpcd. Q.() 4. lh)()dy 0·5 2·2 2. Tutuls 28· Thursday. Jan 2 1 Southern l llinoi~ - Edw;trd..,villl! 5:30 game for the other NKU post 'tar. d1dn "t hreul 11. 'h~ di,locatcrJ It 75-39 61 15·20 75 Shannon Smith . Btll. it brole the 'l1n :md ~ h e h:1d After a 'hort 11~ at t"o. NKU Wlsnmsl n· Parksi de (39)·- SaiUrday. Jan 23 SOUTHERN INDIANA I :00 "WheneverShannontouchedthc to h:11 e 'urg~·r} on 11 We hnpc \.lent on <~ 7.() run tu pwmpt a Me}er 3·7 2·2 II. Dcichclbor 4-9 bal l in the firs! half. she wa~ being not. but 'he ma) he done for the Ranger umeout at 'J-2 Th1n£' 2-.S 10. Seager 3-9 0·0 6, Sub len 2- double and triple teamed and 'he year." IHIUid get I.IOr'o.' lor Parl'lde li' 8 0·0 4. T~nny,on 0·0 2·2 2. 1 ~~o· ould get the ball to Michelle."" The" 111 ra1,ed the NoN r~eord I\KL held lead' ot 27·1'!. and l4 ~1orm,cy 0·4 2·2 2. Jury 1--' 0-0 NKU Men Win~tel said. " It certainly help-. to 16 Jt half11nw 2, Randolph 1-3 0·0 2. Tntah 1-'- to 12-2 111·2 111 !he Great Lale' Thur-;day. Jan 2 1 Southcm lllinoi .... -Edw:trdwillc 5:30 ha ve that option"" Valley Conference) on the \C:I\00 1'\~U di,pti\Cd nt 1'.1rl,1d~ 47 8·11 39. One unfortunate :.1de note to the lewt' fell to 8·5 15·4 GLVCJ 1.1 1th (jUilll) In the \ei:Oill.l hall "1th lUI Record: NKU 13·2 (9·2 GLVCJ Smurday. Jon 23 SOUTHERN INDIANA 3: 15 Congratulations! The Ernest Britton SGA/University Bookstore Book Scholarships have been awarded to the following:

M E N & WOM ~ 1st Place Winners: OFFIC IALS & S OREKEEPERS Jennifer Lynne Surgalski I Ana Cosceli B asketball, Soccer, Volleyba ll, Softball, F lag Football 2nd Place Winners: Da n Mecher Jamie Reynolds Angie Gamble Tiffany A. Lewis Stephanie Ann Varney Brandyn Boggess Clara Sweeney Marcus L. Stewart Angel Chichester

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