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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1993-1994 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vol. 72/No. 25 14 pages March 24.1994 Student publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond. Ky. 40475 O The Eastern Progress 1994 Committee cuts wellness center funds

■ However, Moberly several Democrats' wealth Library at the University of Kentucky said his department was notified earlier this hometowns before pass- — which Moloney has supported strongly — week that the funding for the wellness center START CHOPPIN' optimistic funding will ing the budget proposal and a $14 million research building at the could be cut last week. J»§L University of Louisville. "We got told a couple of days ago to The following higher education be in final budget However, Senate bud- Now that the legislators can see how far expect the withdrawal of those projects due to get committee chair Mike construction projects have been cut Assembly Moloney is willing to go to balance the bud- the Senate action." Angelucci said, "but we're from the proposed state budget by Moloney, D-Lexington, get, Moberly said he expects to see an effort to hoping to see it back in there and maybe get By Joe Castle cut several of the new drum up more support for the manufacturing the Senate budget committee. Managing editor something good for me students out of it" projects when the budget plan came to his tax. Moberly said the reason he pursued fund- Project and location Coat committee earlier this week because he said "My prediction will be that they will now ing for the wellness center rather than money The legislature giveth, and the legislature the proposal didn't outline a balanced budget make a run on Senate members to support for new classroom buildings — which Presi- takethaway. Commonwealth Library. UK S46 mil. "What's going on with Senator Moloney House Bill 455," Moberly said. dent Hanly Funderburk said were Eastern's That's the lesson university administra- and these cuts is related to House Bill 455," Moberly said although the cuts are prob- budget priority — was he didn't think he Research building. UofL $14 mil. tors across Kentucky are learning after the Moberly said. "We have our budget and they ably just part of a plan to get HB 455 pushed could secure enough funds to pay for new Performing arts center, Mate Senate budget committee cut over $93 have theirs." through the Senate, some could end up being classrooms. Hazard Comm. Col. S10 mil. million in campus construction projects, in- House BiU 45S. which would allow the permanent. "I had a tot of contact with the people at the Wellness center, cluding a $3 million allocation for a new state to levy over $60 million in taxes annually "At the moment, it's just strategy," university." Moberly said. "I saw the possibil- Prestonaburg Comm. Coll $8.5 mil. wellness center at Eastern. from manufacturers in Kentucky, was rejected Moberly said, "but it's a strategy that rings ity for funding in that range ($3 million). Football stadium, UofL $7 mil. Rep. Harry Moberly, D-Richmond, had by Moloney "s committee, prompting him to true. If it (HB 455) doesn't go through, some "Of course, first priority for the university Classroom building. secured the funds for the new building after start chopping with the budgetary axe. of those cuts will have to stay in, so it's not a wasclassroom buildings, but there wasn'tthat Ashland Comm. Coll. $43 mil. the House pulled funding from several projects Among the projects cut were the wellness phony strategy." Wellness center, EKU $3 mil. in Republican districts and redistributed it in center at Eastern, the $46 million Common- Assistant athletic director Steve Angelucci SEE BUDGET PAGE AS

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By Angle Hatton cordial," Metcalf said. for crime bills News editor AND THE WINNER »... Metcalf serves on (he Senate Economic De- velopment and Tourism Committee, Judiciary justice was By Janeen Miracle Republican Barry Metcalf carried every Committee and Transportation Committee. Staff writer served to his best Lackey Metcalf county in the 34th District to win the state Senate He now has five days remaining in this as- friend special election over Spring Break, beating John Fayette 344 369 sembly session to leave his mark, and then he On the night of July 9,1991, Brian "I have no Lackey 4,209 to 3,537 votes. Garrard must begin campaigning for the May primary Wertzler saw his best friend, 20-year- faith in the judi- 280 546 He was sworn in last Thursday, St. Patrick's Lincoln 691 717 election where he will face Randall Curry again old Bran Bums, brutally beaten and cial system be- Day, with only lOdays left to make his mark in the for the Republican candidacy in the fall general kicked by a 17-year-old at a party. cause Brent is General Assembly, which adjourns Wednesday Madison 2,222 2,577 election. still free." Bums never regained consciousness Wertzler for another two years. Total 3.537 4.209 His present term ends in January. from the initial Mows, and five days Wertzler said. A Metcalf, a 34-year-old general contractor from Lackey, a Richmond attorney, is unopposed later he died due to massive head "There is no justice." Richmond, said he fell a little overwhelmed at in the primary and plans to start campaigning for injuries received from the beating. Since he is a member of Sigma being thrown into the assembly at the end and when he needs guidance. Moberly and Napier the fall election soon. Burns' attacker, William Brent Chi fraternity, he is urging members having to familiarize himself with all the bills he represent the two districts that include Madison "I don't want to offer any excuses for the Wilder, who was two months shy of of fraternities and sororities to call must vote on all at once. County. special election because I don't want to appear his 18th birthday when he beat Bums, their legislators and ask them to sup- He said he has been arriving at work at 7:43 "It's not just the Republicans who help you, whining," Lackey said. was found guilty of reckless homicide port three bills in the General Assem- a.m. and working until around 10 p.m. as he tries though," Metcalf said. "It's not as partisan as I "There are a lot of factors that contnbuled to on June 8.1992, and was sentenced as bly this session that would toughen to get adjusted to the legislator's life. expected." the loss. It was my responsibility to get the votes s juvenile on July 13, 1992. to IS penalties for juvenile crimes. "It's really fast and furious. There's really no Everyone at the Capitol seems to be trying to and I just didn't," Lackey said months in jail and five years' proba- As president of the Kentuckians' time to get your feet wet," Metcalf said. The help the new freshman adjust Lackey said he plans to change his campaign tion. Voice for Crime Victims. Emily more experienced legislators have been a big help "I got a message that Governor Jones wanted strategy some, but did not think it appropriate to Wilder served six months in jail Bums. Bran's mother, asked Wertzler though." to see me. He said be was once a young Republi- comment yet on how. and his probation was changed to one to try to get students involved in sup- He said he usually goes toRep. Harry Moberly, can senator in a Democrat-controlled legislature, year, according to Fayette County porting House Bills 204,205 and 224. R-Rkhmond, or Lonnie Napier, R-Lancaster, and he could relate to my situation. He was very SEE METCALF PAGE AS Circuit Court records. Wertzler said he doesn't believe SEE STUDENT PAGE A6 17-year vet takes chief's spot INSIDE M LW By Selena Woody Accent editor ACCENT fa ARTS ACTIVITIES ■ Lexington band ■ Eastern street hockey The chief had called him back to ■ Getting ^/jP* his office. a tattoo /"T*V«. aT I Nonchalant returns to players have a tough I must be in trouble, thought Rich- isntas Richmond, bringing its time rinding a place to do mond police officer Spencer Morgan, painful asVr* (tfwyv> / guitar-driven groove to their thing. as he walked back to Chief Charles DeBord's office. you've Phone 3 on First Street PageB5 "I thought he was going to jump heard,, tonight. on me for something, because that's Eastern students say. PageB3 INDEX what normally happened when he Just one tip, though: Accent B1 called you back." Morgan said. When Morgan finally stood be- don't get anyone's Artrvrties BS fore DeBord, the air was tense. Then, initials. Ad Index 88 the most unexpected thing happened. Arts/Entertainment B3 PageBl Classifieds A4 DeBord laid a set of stripes up on WEATHER the desk and simply said. "You've Mews Briefs A« CLASS TODAY: Chance of showers People B4 been promoted." High 67, Low 51 "I was surprised because it wasn't PATTERN People poll A3 expected at the time." Morgan said. FRIDAY: Partly sunny Perspective A2&3 However, on Feb. 22, when Mor High 52, Low 42 Police beat A4 gan was named Richmond's new po- SATURDAY: Partly sunny Preview B2 Prograss/BRETT DUNLAP High 52. Low 37 Sports B6.7&8 Chief Morgan (left) confers with assistant cNsf BM Jessie. SEE CHIEF PAGE AS A2

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Following JMnnt ROM'S accldmt In Daytona Irtands. H«f parsnts hadtodrtva 12 hoursto Beach, she was stranded In Florida pick l ha f Iva woman up. ^EDITORIAL And the winners are... Stolen life vest, car wreck bring students Progress fame It's a miracle. The majority of Eastern students came back unscathed What is this world coming to? after having survived this Senseless violence. SBaaesl drama attdwl ID Ihf nfftfffff Spring Break without hiding It has never been so apparent than others. They might just be statistics under a Denny's Restaurant in my hometown of Dayton, Ohio, Amy Etmarts to us, but to their family and friends, table to escape the "Great this past weekend. they were real. When I arrived home Saturday Wish They seem real to me. I party at Snow of 1993." after a week of sun and fun in Sloopy's with my high school friends You survived on little money Florida, I heard four Dayton residents practically every night I am home. I and Iocs of International House of were found dead in two separate can't imagine this happening there. I Pancakes'breakfast specials. double murders discovered within an deaths of the four men were not always felt so safe there. hour of each other. There used to be a time when I Most of you survived related, anyone who has heard of I just simply can't understand why there deaths will probably relate could leave my door unlocked and without having to have your this could happen. these deaths together. not fear having someone come hi my friends bail you out of jail or Brothers Add, 30, and Attef Why did these guys have to die? house to rob me or worse yet, rape or having your parents pick you Qascm, 36, who owned G&G If robbery was the motive in the kin me. Not today, even with double Carryout, were shot to death in their convenience store killings, then why locks on doors and windows; you up in Florida after you were store shortly after 7 p.m. Although didn't tie robbers just take the money still have to fear if someone win stranded. there are no suspects, Dayton police and run instead of sacrificing two men break down your door or break in Oops! We neglected to believe the Palestinian brothers were in the process? You could ask the same your house and kill you. mention the plight of five killed in a robbery. question of the bar killings. But locks won't stop these killers, This mysterious man stole a llfs preserver from Delta Airlines lust Earlier in the evening, Frank No one seems to value life they will just shoot you while you Eastern students in die Sun- to win our Spring Break Souvenir Contest. Ferraro, 65, and Robert Knapke, 38, anymore. No one cares for there work in your family business or beat shine State. This group was one were found inside Sloopy's, a you to death at your son's bar. the legal system. men. Hearing of their untimely of the first official winners in The Eastern popular bar and dance hall in deaths probably makes you feel It it sad to say, but we must learn Flying back from St Petersburg, Fla., this Dayton's Oregon District Appar- to adjust our lives around these Progress Spring Break Souvenir Contest Hope- remorse for their family and sadness die-hard contest participant stole an emergency ently the pair went to the bar mat for them because of die way they murderers and try to stay out of fully, your break was a little better than their floatation device — better know as a life vest — afternoon to make repairs. died. But after the sound biles of the harm's way. But it is scary to say that Daytona Beach trip from hell. Ferrate's wife discovered them broadcast are over, their story will ihcrc is probably little we can do to from the airplane. Their troubles began the first day they got around 6 p.m. after her husband, probably never reenter your mind. protect ourselves. When our time "I read the thing (in the Progress), and I was whore sen is one of the bar's owners, comes to meet our maker, there is there. They should have realized their car was That is the cold, hard reality of trying to keep an eye out for something interest- did not return home and her calls to our mentality today. You're bom, nothing we can do. possessed by the devil after the car had a myste- the bar were left unanswered. All we can hope for is living life ing," he said. "I was on the plane corning back, you live and then you die. rious flat tire while it was parked in the hotel She drove to the bar and found the But after their deaths, I can't help to the best we can before some and I bent over to put my carry-on (luggage) parking lot overnight door open and the bar in disarray, but to slop what I am doing to think crazed lunatic takes our life away. under the seat and there it was." and then called police from a nearby about these men, even if it's only for These killers have no mercy. And Then, a few days later, it was hit in the same lot He opened his bag and threw the life vest in. business. Police said the men were a moment. the justice system should have no But it got worse. The next day it was totaled. killed with a burnt object mercy on them when they are He managed to smuggle the vest out of the These deaths bring the city's While "cruising the strip," the women acci- Although police have said the murder toU to date at 20. Four brought to trial. plane, passing his flight's stewardesses and dentally "bumped" the car in front of them. And pilots, and then past airport security to bring his the women were devastated. They thought their Final Exams (Revised) contraband back to us for a measly dinner. But REMINDER trip was a total disaster. hey, there is always the notoriety. Plane tickets would have cost them $350 May 4 We had to protect this convict's identity — as each, and riding a Greyhound home would have 0:15 a.m. Fri., May 6 8-10 a.m. Don't forget our final any good journalist would do for a source — so 20-30 a.m. ■■~' m*nm May at- ■■■■■ exam schedule changed to cost them all $700. Luckily, the victim's parents 11:45 a.m. Wad., May 4 10:3012:30 p.m. we are disguising his face so Delta Airlines accommodato the missed didn't freak and they drove 12 hours south to mmmmmmmm < 10:30-12:30 p.m. doesn't come looking for him. They will prob- 2:15 p.m. Fri.. MayC 1-3 p.m. snow days In January. Clip pick up their daughter and her friends. and save this schedule so ably come looking for us, though. ■MfSiaaBiaaBMS Anyway, we are glad they — Jeanne Rose, 4:45 p.m. Wad.. May 4 3:305:30 p.m. you won't miss your For the record. The Eastern Progress had no Tammy Fox, Shelley Sullivan, Angie Collins exams. part in the planning or the execution of his crime, and Regi na Wilson — made it back to Rich- although we wish we would've thought of his 9:15 a.m. Thura.. MayS •as a.m. mond in one piece and still claiming they had a -—-—■ extraordinary feat first 11:45 a.m. p.m. great time in Florida. warn Congratulations to #$%*&** and the five But the bravery of one Eastern student — women, each group will receive a $20 gift who also won the dubious honor of being our certificate from Red Lobster courtesy of the other contest winner— breaks the boundaries of Progress,

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UPS & DOWNS PEOPLE POLL By Brett Dunlap Do you think Eastern should cut some of its football scholarships?

"No. If people "No. The football have the ability to team brings Up to: Up to: Up to: play, than Eastern recogni- Lewis Grizzard L.A. Lakers Louisville Eastern should tion and Is well- The Atlanta Journal-Consti- Hiring Magic Johnson as the At least one Kentucky be able to pay known across the tution syndicated columnist and them for their team's new coach will hopefully school is still in the NCAA performance." author noted for bis proud help them reach their potential Championships. We are root- Southern and redneck humor once again The move will take ing for you. Cards! died Sunday at the age of 47. Magic from behind the Thanks for your enduring hu- commentator's box to the front mor, Lewis. lines, where he can put his true talents to work. Ladsll Haskett, 20, Stsvs Bo wen, 18, Suggestions for UPS A DOWNS are welcome. To make • wmwrinn call 622-1172. accounting, sophomore. business management, £ East Orange, N.J. freshman, Richmond

"I don't think "No. I think it Be proud of a hillbilly heritage they should. If gives guys a they cut football, chance to come 1 never thought I'd say this, but Pike County hills will continue. then they would to school who, I am proud of my home, good ole' The coal will be mined, the have to cut all without football, Pike County. stores patronized, energy used and other sports, and would not have Giowing up in the hills of family raised. Miners will grow old If I played a ever come to eastern Kentucky made me want and coal will, maybe, pay their sport, that would school." just one thing in life — to get away retirement and pension. make me mad." from all the coal trucks and pothole- Some families will find them- filled roads. (And to think I came to selves living in shacks built behind Eastern Kentucky University.) dirty in a coal mine. their old family homes with boards Now that I'm finally away, I've Once, I dreaded going back they salvaged from an old aban- realized they it's not such a bad home. I didn't want to sec the coal doned storehouse. Moms, dads, Michelle DeHart, 19, Jeff Harris, 21, place. The country is beautiful and trucks or see my dad drag in grandpas and uncles will come from physical education, horticulture, relaxing and the people, for the looking like a gray clay monster at work to help put up this place of freshman, Powell County Junior, Villa Hills most part, are friendly. Everyone four in the morning. I didn't want to living. knows you or of you — you're not look at the place. It may not be much, but you just a dice in the crowd or a social But the jokes about my accent won't find these people on the streets "No. There are a "No. If some peo- security number, as in some places. and how people from Pike County of Pikeville. Virgie, Dorton, Jenkins lot of talented ple do wall In However, Pike County can be a never amount to a hill of beans or any other tiny dot on the map. people who football, then bad place to be from. somehow began to offend me, and I If they did go to die streets, depend on schol- they deserve a Thanks to the lazy eastern began to look at the place I came perhaps they could find refuge hi arships to go to scholarship." Kentucky tongue and the general from to see if it was true. any of Pike's various caverns — school." perceptions of the "hillbilly" among When I looked, I saw a people potholes. others, I have heard more outhouse dedicated to their way of life, their The coal has to be moved and shack jokes dun I care fto ever culture. They like die small towns somehow, and the paved-oncc-in- hear. and the open and hilly country. 10-ycars roads can't stand a 16 to It is true that you'll find They have, as do many cultures, 18-ion coal truck rolling over it for "hollers" where you should find their own language; that of a loo long. hollows and shacks where you'd quickly speaking tongue grown lazy Who knows whose fault that is. have mansions, but that is an effect with time. but the residents sure do get that Rhonee Rodgsrs, 19, Nona Smoot, 23, of the area, not a reflection of the It is not a culture to be ashamed extra hazard driving experience — chemistry pre-med, social work, junior, people's intelligence. of or ridiculed for being a part of it. How lo recover your vehicle from a freshman, Liberty Williamsburg Pike County is a quaint moun- It is unique and distinct and sets its pothole spin/jump. tain county caught in a single people apart It hurts me lo see the county left economy that lords over the lives of When I look into die eyes of the in ruins, while other areas reap die . its people. Coal is the life blood of people, I see lives of work and rewards of our coal. the area and looks to always be. home. I could see the president of a It hurts even worse to hear Men have their calling in various university or perhaps a lieutenant someone who hasn't seen or has fields — engineers, builders, governor. only glimpsed at our way of life electricians, bosses — but, they all For a long time, I was ashamed mutter vulgar references lo it. work in coal mines. The coal brings of my dialect I worked at pro- I was bom, raised and educated them money, and they spend it at nouncing words so I would fit into there, graduating with a 3.97/4.0 the places their wives and children the Richmond sound. To some, my GPA. a 28 on my ACT. a 4/5 on my work at. words were "cute," but to me they AP English exam. Currently, I am Some venture into their own were grim reminders of what I was in my fourth semester at Eastern businesses — a screen printing shop trying to escape. with a 4.0 GPA, working lo shake owned by a former miner graces But now, I've given that up. I the shadow of a chunk of coal. Dorton, numerous video stores dot just have to be myself and be proud. I am only one of many among the highways and an occasional I will say this, people from my the ranks at this university, one of craft or some other assortment of area do lend to value the here and even more considering its past store pops its head out here and now more than tomorrow. They I am not a hillbilly. I do not live there, calling to mind the creative don't plan, they think and get by for in a shack and I do not reproduce ability of the area's people to work today. That keeps Pike's children with my own family. with what nature has given them. home. But even more, I am not afraid FAST FREE DELIVERY!! So the coal is pulled from the But when they do begin to plan, of that four letter word anymore. ground, and die people live. No they leave and make us proud. I am proud of Pike County, my different than those people in the Unfortunately, coal doesn't heritage and my culture. North, West or South. invite many doctors or writers or Perhaps our fathers and brothers interior decorators. If they leave, Woody is a sophomore journal- come home a little dirtier than they may come to visit sometime. ism major from Virgie and Accent others, but just you try not getting And so the eastern legacy of the editor for the Progress. 14" Got a gripe? A complaint? An CORRECTION Idea? Write a letter to the editor Large David Ora Cobb. Todd Hall. The Progress encourages reeders reserves the right to uroe »>e writer to is not the David Cobb listed in to wnte letters to #>e editor on topics of make revisions interest to wte university community. Carbon pop lei, photocopies and Police Beat in the March 10 issue Laears should be typed and doubta- letters wi«i illegible signatures w* not of die Progress. •paced and Smart to 260 woria We Pizza be accepted reserve the right to oowdenaa letters Mail letters lo The Eastern Progress, over 250 word*. 117Donovan Annex, Eastern Kentucky Letter* should be addressed to the University. Richmond. Ky 40478. edtor and must contain the writer's The deadkne tor submitting a letter signature, address and phone number tor a specific issue is noon Monday prior Two Toppings Matetterhas eiCTistv ipatang, gram- to that Thursday's edition of the tiiar and punctunion errors, tfie editor Progress Two Drinks LIVE at the $ End Zone 6.99 Friday & Sorry, Campus only Saturday 9 p.m. to midnight 624-8600 A4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 24,1994 NEWS r" PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS Six senators dropped for absences Place classified ads befoio noon on Mondays. s_ loi Hi unn EABNC-Vmi-.rrle_.B-»ekpoaelho_ei SKYMYINfi WSTllftTnONi. Train By Brett Dunlap senators of their from senate due lo her absences, and situation. be couldn't get any more clear than All materials provided. Sand SASE to * Jump the same day far ONLY $901 Assistant photo editor STUDENT MidweM Mailers. P.O Box 395. OUlhe. Lackey's Airport. US 25 Sown. 6 mike "We'venied that. HALL'S ON THE SENA TE ing epplicetinee for the following posi- KS 66051. from By-Pass, turn right on ManelausRd. lo be fair," said "I hated to kick them off, but the Due to frequent absences from tions: cooks, b—boyi and kitchen prap. Sat a Sun. 10 a.m. For attendance policy was set in stone meetings, the student senate has de- Hamon. "We've Apply in person 1225 Athens Boonesboro • Required for I infocall (606)873-0311 or 9868202 week and we have lo follow it," Hamon cided to remove six senators from taken the Rd. E O.E. (606)527-6620. WlhlaiiiaMranj|if^ria^foryonlk*wini professor's stand said. uaiuutatol/naaawlnnil probtawa 1-2 yrt. office. Pace said there are plenty of other Don Pace, president of student point. Where students have to have EARN $50-$250 for yourself plus up to collegc/ralatod work expSend resume by RECORDSM1TH buys, sells and trades April 1794 to Ufc Adventure Camp. 1122 senate, said the action comes out of a excuses for class, they have to have people who have come in and shown $500 for your club! This fundraiser coats CD's and tapes. EKU BY Pass Oak HO Dr, Lexington. KY 40505. new attendance policy put into effect excuses for senate meetings." interest in serving on the senate. He Each senator will have the right lo appoints people lo the empty posi- receiv.afreegifl. 1 »00-932«528axL65. SPRING BREAK PARTY! Chy this year. tions with an approval vote by the PRODUCTION ARTIST. The Lexing- According to the new policy, each appeal if they feel they have good reason, he said. whole senate. Ctrl Sean* Ceaap Staff - Assistant Can* toallmaVl Lee_-rknoweccapn-t_pn«- $129. FREE PARTIES/BEVER- senator is allowed five excused and cations for a production artiel to work from "If they haven't shown up or told John Cheney was appointed lo a Director. Burins. Manager. Heal* Ss> AOES. TAKE THE TRIP THAT PAR two unexcused absences during the pervisor. Counselors. Waterfront, 10a_n. 2 pjn.Moe*kytl_-_gh Friday lo HBSI Cal Jenny 1 aOO-558-3002. student senate position earlier in the year. After that, the senator will re- anyone where they were, then they RappeUng. Nature, Arts and Crafts and uiepau artwor— for puoncauou ncN_n| semester. ceive a notice asking for his or her don't have much ground lo stand on," Cooks needed for die summer at Osrl Scout .iee.iMii---|a-a-TarhwaBd|«itthactioa resignation, or they will be impeached Pace said. He said he heard about the open- Camp Sycamore Hills. Contact Tricia of speculative ads. design/layout and pro- ing from some friends and decided lo and removed from senate. Hamon said four of the senators Coleman. Cumberland Valley Girl Scout duction of btochuree. special products, "We want people who will show resigned before any action was taken. get involved. Council, P.O. Box 40466. Nashville. TN charts, graphs and beak tabloids, photo Room available in small house four blocks scaling and color and type specification. tram campus for oat M/F, qalet at at n re up and represent the students,'* Pace The other two had to be removed. The "For the past six years, I just sat 37204 or (615)383 0490. Eaeential Mb and abilities include profi- -TestTk. prefer graduate student, aon- said. "The ones who don't show up two who were removed were Missy around and griped about what was Nigro and Mike Quinn. going on," he said. "Now I may have Equestrian Counselors - experience re- ciency using Apply Mecimosh —■— a-Mhar. $180.00 includes utilities, pro arc going lo be given the boot" quired for summer position at Girl Scout including Aldus Freehand. Aldus vide own phone service. House has deck, Bryan Hamon, chairman of the "I don't know what is going on," a chance lo do something." Nigro said. Pace said if the appointed sena- Camp Sycamore Hills. Contact Tricia rijirmatrat and Microsoft Word, knowl washer/dryer, parking. 624-1642 leave senate's ethics committee, said with edge of all stages of production of graphic She said she didn' t resign, and she tors want to serve on the senate in the Coleman, Cumberland Valley Girl Scouts. sickness and class work, the senate (615)383 0490. artwork from concept through final has tried to give the absentee senators feels she didn't quit She just has no fall, then they will have logo through mechanicals, ability to work wall the process of being elected when the the benefit of the doubt. idea what is happening. RN or EMT cerffi- extreme deadla The ethics committee has been Hamon said the committee in- senate holds its elections in April. cssiOTnxjuuxdior summer poeiuOT at Girl perception. 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POLICE BEAT Compiled by Don Parry The following reports have been filed odor of smoke being emitted from the someone had stolen jewelry belonging to with the university's dIvWon of public basementof Arlington. The Richmond Fire Jennifer Robbins. Robbins said the jew- safety: Department determined the odor was com elry was taken from her gym bag while she ing from an electrical panel box. was taking a shower in the female locker March 1: room of Alumni Coliseum. Ann Greenwell. 49. Richmond, re- March 3: ported thai the right side, rev view minor Jim Cox. O'DomeU Hall, reported a March 19: of her vehicle had broken off while parked fire extinguisher had been discharged in Kevin Blankenahip. 23. Richmond, on University Drive. the laundry room on the first floor of reported someone had stolen a Pioneer Byron Wilson, Commonwealth Hall, O'Dormell Hall. AM/FM cassette radio from his vehicle reported that two table chairs were missing while it was parked in the Alumni Coli- from the second floor lobby of Common March 5: seum Loc wealth Hall. Jeffrey Catterdam. 20. Matlox Hall. William Prcwttt. 18. Commonwealth Steve SteufTer. Todd Hall apartment. reported that beer bottles were being thro wn Hall, reported two necklaces and 40 com- reported someone had stolen a television from the windows of Matlox Hall. pact discs had been stolen from his room in from Room 101 of Todd Hall. Gatterdam said the bottles had hit his ve- Commonwealth Hall. hicle and damaged it. Several pieces of Christine Duncan. Martin Hall, re- - March 2: broken beer bottles and fragments of bro- ported that Evelyn Brandenburg had her UNFOKTUMTEn; THIS IS WHERE - -Eric D. Johnson. 18. Keene Hall. was ken light bulbs were located around his wallet stolen from the MaUox Hall televi- arrested and charged with driving on a vehicle. sion room. PEOPLE ARE PUTTING suspended license, hit and run and posses- Travk Jones. Todd Hall, reported sion of marijuana. March 7: someone had discharged a Tire extinguisher TOO MANY RETIREMENT DOLLARS. Susie Strong. Paint Lick, reported the Natalie Robbins, Richmond, reported on the eighth floor of Todd Hall.

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"Ithinkhemadeabigmbtakc • No Credit Chock Morgan waa offered the job ini- The university is a plus for the for the people of Kentucky in vot- tially, bat wasn't StltMisWll ing against the health care reform time. city of Richmond." Morgan said. The NEW WAY BOOT SHOP only problem we have is that you bffl (HB 250)." Lackey said. The 623-7938 Ai suutsnt chief. Morgan had (students) get oat and enjoy your- Republicans were playing to the Rfchrnond-Exl90-B.I-7S primarily worked nighu and wat noi selves, especially on Thursday night" moneyed interests in health care directiyiirvolvedwimtiteadmiiiiatra- To help combat this problem, and paying off political debts." SERVING tionofthepotice station. Theae things Morgan plans » put more officers on Meicalf said he came in too caused him to initially reject the idea the streets downtown on Thursdays. late to work on the design of the RICHMOND/EKU CAMPUS of becoming the chief. 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A6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 24,1994 NEWS \ The sisters of Kappa Alpha STUDENT: Werztler lobbies for crime legislation BUDGET: Theta would like to Continued Irwn hi^^l P*0* tence "levertod back under the um- Senate cuts " Our buddy brella of protection of the juvenile congratulate their new initiates. "I asked lum lo get with tf code." funding for fraternity council and call lngislalnrs got killed and She also expressed concern that to show that even young people don't Wilder would have a clean record. campus projects want these things lo go on," Bums nobody paid for "If Mr. Wilder appeared in court said. "They witnessed a horrible crime It." in the future, my nephew's murder is Tina Clark Laura McComas that went unpunished.'' inadmissible in court as evidence," Continued from from papa Wertzler circulated a leuer asking Anderson said. "There is officially no Melanie Cooper Carrie Naish for support lo members of fraternities — Chris Wertzler previous record that Wilder murdered and sororities on campus. Attached to Bran. He could run for president." much money available," Moberfy said, the leuer was a story from the Lexing- Bums is also bitter about the light "and I thought I could convince my Pam Holzman Shelly Walls colleagues to support that amount." ton Herald-Leader that described the •They were part of the attorney sentence she believes Wilder received for rwr son's death. three bills. general'scrimepackage,and I thought rtsstr m is conducting a fund-rais- Jaime King "I felt like my son was tried for his House BUI 204 would allow the they were legislation that was needed,'' ing drive to help pay for the weliness own murder," Bums said T resented publication of some juvenile records Geveden said. center. Angelucci said that effort is the lack of respect that the criminal that include the details of serious felo- Geveden said that under the juve- close to half its goal of $1 million. nies or offenses in which a deadly nile code that exists in Kentucky, a courts had for my son and his consti- weapon is used. juvenile has to meet a number of re- tutional rights to live in peace and If the $3 million for the weliness We Love You! At this time, all juvenile court quirements to be tried as an adult harmony in society." center makes it into the final budget, it records are closed. "Instead of going through all the Bran's brother Aady. an Eastern could be a while before Eastern actu- The bill was passed in the House loops, judges will let them be tried as student, said if the bills are passed ally gets the money for the project they won't be perfect, but the judicial 8S-0 on Feb. 17, and could be voted juveniles instead of adults," Geveden "There's s process through which on in the Senate as early as this week. system will be a lot better. For now, he is not satisfied with the sentence they go," Moberfy said. There's a HB 205 would let crime victims, He hopes the proposed bills will several year turnaround for the fund- their families or their lawyers be allow juveniles who commit serious Wilder received. '"Nothing really happened," Bums ing." present in the offender's court hear- felonies to automatically be tried as CWE

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No time for regrets after ink hits skin By Selena Woody No Initiate, Pleasel However, Gibbs has a message for all those who are thinking about gelling a tattoo. \^fl j/hen Jaye Arnold decided she was going lo get her "If anybody is thinking about getting initials, don't. fW first "work of art," it was just a spur of the moment It's a mistake," Gibbs said. w w thing. She speaks from a personal experience. When her She chose an overlapping sun and moon on her ankle. boyfriend left for a California boot camp, she had his Yes, it was a tattoo. initials tattooed into the sun on her shoulder. Then, they "I was anticipating getting one for two years," said broke up. She went back to the tattoo shop to do something Arnold, a sophomore from Louisville. "I finally got the about those letters. money, and I just got a tattoo." Luckily, tattoos can be covered up. Now, Gibbs' sun But the first wasn't enough, and Arnold went back for has a black spot in the center of it, where the initials used more this January. lobe. This time, it was a New Year's present to herself. She "It actually looks belter this way, I think." she said. had her own design surrounding her boyfriend's initials Bodean agrees with Gibbs' warning against placing placed on her hip. initials on the body. Arnold said her reason for "When you decide loget Inside wanting the tattoos was simple. a tattoo, make sure you She is an artist and loves to Common body art know what you want, be- Country western look at art cause it's there forever," dance rocks "I doodle, and I wanted 1. Hearts with names in them (Mom, Bodean said. "And please, something on my body that Sweetie, etc.) no names." Weaver Monday. meant a lot to me," she said. See PREVIEW, According lo Richmond's No pain, no fain B2. 2. Fraternity and sorority letters (KAs own tattoo artist, who goes sim- love this.) Tattoos are placed on the Elementary education major Sarah Gibbs covered ply by Bodean, that is the rea- body by the action of a up the Initials Inside her eun tattoo when ahe and Sawyer Brown son many people come to his needle piercing the top three an old boyfriend broke up. comes to Alumni shop on Big Hill Avenue. 3. Dragons (with fire layers of skin. Plant pig- tonight. See "People get tattoos so they or without) ment then fills the holes to ARTS, B3. can remember things and days. create the color. Or sometimes it's just some- 4. Skulls, crossbones A new tattoo has to be Eastern trumpet thing they like or feel," Bodean and other skeletal bandaged and treated with Instructor no said. "Whatever it is, if I can. things Bacilracin to avoid infec- see it, I can tattoo it." tion and aid in healing. Any stranger to fame. Jenny Rice, a junior from See PEOPLE, B4. 5. Knives and vari- sunlight or soaking in water Frankfort, quoted the popular ous other weap- during the first two weeks cliche "Seize the day" lo ex- ons can ruin the tattoo. I Phi Delts make a plain her tattooed right shoul- During all this, the skin splash with the der. is permanently scarred Hot Tub-A-Thon. "I'd been wanting one be- 6. Suns and moons where punctured. Should See ACTTVITIES, fore, and my New Year's reso- you ever want to remove a B5. lution was to live for the day," 7. Favorite cartoon characters tattoo, you can take away Rice said. the color, but you have the I Colonels win Rice, who said her lust for a 8. Lunar signs (So you donl have to scar forever. baseball home tattoo began during her sopho- answer that old line "Hey baby, According lo Bodean opener over more year of high school, fi- what's your sign?") and other tattoo holders, nally got one last January. there is some pain involved Louisville. See Today, the Egyptian ankh, in all this. SPORTS, B6. representing the idea of life for "It feels like a pin prick, and it numbs really fast," Rice, graces her shoulder. Gibbs recalls. "It feels different than anything you' ve ever DM you know? Although, she won't swear to it, Rke said she will go felt." back for another tattoo soon. This time, she said, perhaps Imagine the fee ling of several fingernails pulling down This weekend is the Earth will find its orbit a little closer to the ground. over a fresh, new sunburn. That's what Bodean says it feels like. the United States' It's easier the second time around He should know. He began his career by tattooing Alcohol-Free Many tattoo owners follow the same pattern as Rice. himself . but only works on others now. Weekend, which After the first, the second becomes even more desirable. Nevertheless, for everybody the experience is differ- works to increase "They are addictive," Rice said. "If you get one, then ent. the public's insight you want another." "I was nervous and even more excited when I first on the problems "Once you get going and you're over the fear of the went in," Arnold said. "I'm a big baby and I could stand it, first, it's easier lo go back for the next," said Sarah Gibbs. it was tolerable. with drinking a junior from Lexington. "After it was over, 1 fell real proud of myself." alcohol (tattoos!). Bodean said the initial anxiety of getting a tattoo Rice said the process of getting her tattoo gave her a Thank goodness panes with the first and helps many people decide lo get stinging sensation that slowly turned into a just plain Thursday Isnt part the next one. annoying feeling. of the weekend. "It's easier to get a tattoo the second lime because you There are some advantages to having your own body get over the fear, and you know what it is like," he said. an. Gibbs fits the pattern. She has two tattoos: a sun and a Not only does it allow you lo hold memories or express tribal rose. yourself, it also drums up a lot of conversation wherever Next week Her first came in the rush of a tattoo madness in her you go. ProgrMS/JIM QUIGGINS high school "The tattoos are really fun lo have," Rice said. "People An original dealgn was the choice of undeclared ■ Lose the flab, "Everybody liked them, and everybody just got them." will ask you about them, you talk, and it leads into a sophomore Jaye Arnold when she decided to get get in shape Gibbs said. "It was like a fad." conversation. It's a great way lo make friends." her second tattoo as s present to herself.

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■ Uncle Six "Wisdom of the Serpent"

Contrary to popular belief, southern ■ Band combines McClendon on drums and Bill's brother driven sound. rock is not dead. For proof, check out John on guitar and vocals — hits hard Nudd said the group is hoping to Cincinnati's Uncle Six and their debut influences for live with a sound that speaks volumes create enough interest to sign with a album, "Wisdom of the Serpent" for the members' varied influences. record company sometime in the near Uncle's secret weapon is lead guitar- unique sound •"We've been discovering that even future. ist Dave ComctL This guy is proof that though there are a lot of influences on "We just started to send out pack- there arc still players out there who can By Joe Castle our sound, you can't really pin it to one ages of our new stuff, just to see if we rock like Duane Allman, paying tribute Managing aditor sound that's hot right now," Nudd said. cflfi HCt some kind of response from without shamelessly pinching riffs. Although there is a generous amount some labels," Nudd said. That's our From the almost-funky "I Hear Don't ask Nonchalant guitarist/vo- of groove in Nonchalant's music, the goal right now." Magic" to the stomp of "Play You a calist Bill Nudd to describe his bands band's live show drives home the point Regardless of what happens with Song" to the emotional introspection sound, because he says he has as much that this is guitar rock — sort of. The the label search, Nudd said Nonchalant of the title track. Uncle Six wrings the trouble defining the Lexington quartet kick- to-the-gut rhythm section of Cox hopes to have a record out by mid- full worth out of each note they play as anyone else does. and McClendon builds the foundation summer. But don't think that recording and each lyric they sing. It's just as hard far me. A bkes- for the Brothers Nudd to wail above. a CD will keep the band from playing "Serpent" does suffer from a poor based hard rock land of groove is probably Nonchalant took top honors in around the area. mix, but that should change for the the best way to describe it,"Nudd said. "I WKQQ's "Decent Exposure*' contest "This band just lovestoplay. That's band's next recording since being juat don't tank you en pin k down." last year and has only improved since why we're driving all over the place," signed to Cincinnati record label But just because the group, which then, especially when you consider that Nudd said. "We'dset up in somebody's Queen's Roan. plays tonight at Phone 3, can't decide much of the group's current set list living room if there were 10 or IS For more information on "Serpent" what genre it fits into, don't let that consists of new songs. people there to party with us." Proorass/BRETT DUNLAP or Uncle Six's upcoming disc, contact make you think these guys don't know From the funk-feast "Rapunzel" Cincinnati's Mel vin Speed is set to Brtrtce Ibarra, an undeclared freshman from Kuttawa, Queen's Roan Records at (513) 871- where they're coming from musically. to the riffy stew of "Keep Me (Out of open tonight's show around 9 p.m., looks on at a statue by Jonathan Queen of Henry Clay 5990, or write them at 819 Wakefield Nonchalant—which also features This)," these guys serve up a buffet of with Nonchalant taking the stage around High School on exhibit In Giles Gallery. Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45226-1321. Blake Cox on bass and vocals. Ernest musical variations on their guitar- 10. $3 is the cover charge for the show. —Joe Castle

■ Val Gardens Sawyer Brown, company to perform in Alumni "River of Stone"

By Oiad Williamson we meet up with the fans." rest on their merits, they said, and feel ForanyonewhomisaesetevatoTmusic Arts editor Miller, known for high energy lev- their sophomore effort shows greater and wants lo take it home, welcome lo the els during performances, is coining maturity. world ofValGatdena. On theirdebut disc, A triple dose of country music is on- off of his third knee operation, but said The fust record did so well, we "River of Stone." Val Gardens fulfill line when Sawyer Brown, along with he feels that it hasn't diminished his considered it a major challenge to try to every New Age instrumental cliche, fill- opening acts Tan McGraw and Diamond performances. make this one stand up to it," Marty ing the disc with enough synthesizer and Rio, roll ontoEastem'scamrxisatAlumni "I feel like when! go on stage now, Roe, the band's lead singer, said in a saxophone to make Kenny G. retch. Coliseum tonight at 7:30 pjn. I'm more energetic because I know press release. "Musically, it's a little Music for relaxation is one thing; Supporting their latest release, "Out- where to put the energy," he said. more advanced, and it's a hole more this disc should have a warning to not skins of Town," Sawyer Brown brings Returning to Eastern for a second poignant lyrically." work heavy equipment while listening with them 10 years and llafcums' worth time (after opening for Alabama dur- Tim McGraw brings with him to to it Through titles such as "Dance of of experienceto their show. W«h four No. ing a 1993 concert) is Diamond Rio. Eastern the success of his single, "In- the Seagulls" and "Sunday in Toulouse" 1 singles in two years and a string of Backing "Close to the Edge." their dian Outlaw." The song has become a and "Return of Winter," the duo of awards to thar credit, band members said second album, the band brings with popular request on country radio. Christopher James and Jeff Leonard they understand that the awards and the them awards for bom the Academy of McGraw was named "Most Likely guarantee a sure cure for insomnia. main amount to very Male. Country Music's Top Vocal Group to S ucceed" by Country America Maga- If you feel sonic overwhelming urge "We can tell when we hit the stage (1991) and the Country Music zine in March 1993. to rush out and buy this, be sure not to Photo submitted how we're doing," Mark Miller, the Association's Vocal Group of the Year Tickets are $19.50 for the concert listen to it on the drive home; you Award-winning country group Sawyer Brown will bring thetr band's lead singer, said in a press re- (1991). and available by calling Center Board at wouldn't want to fall asleep driving. Nghsnsrgy show to Alumni Coliseum tonight at 7:30 p.m. lease. "That's where it counts; where Diamond Rio is determined not to 3855. —Chad Williamson ¥ McCoy's Laundromats. Inc. HOMEMADE ¥ COUNTRY ¥ •Wash and Fold Service COOKING •Tanning Salon Packages ¥ r •Modern Dry Cleaning ¥ •Coin Operated Machines E. MAIN ST Country Kettle TAP?§ would like to thank ¥ oo •Call for monthly tanning prices ¥ Richmond and T 624-2839 EKIJ for electing us ¥ best Home Cooking ¥ ¥ Tacos Restaurant ¥ and a ¥ medium drink **FREE DELIVERY** » $2 WITH $5 MINIMUM ORDER limit coupon per viart Keeneland Wash and Dry Highlander Laundromat 623-8265 (ALL MI-NU ITEMS ¥ CATERING AVAILABLE AVAILABLE) 155 S. Keeneland Dr. 207 Geri Lane ¥ in Bluegrass Center behind Behind Convenient between M-F6AM-8PM Don't forget Toofer Tuesday! 1424 E MAIN ST 5-10 p.m. Hardee's corner of St. George & Porter Drive SAT 6 AM ■ 3 PM RICHMOND ¥ CLOSED SUNDAY 2 for the price of 11 Keeneland & Churchill 623-9887 ¥ Eastern Bypaaa 623-1146

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March 26: Jazz Ensemble festival. 7:30 p.m. in Brock Auditorium. Thursday, March 24.1994 ACTIVITIES JJar^ Ann Lawrence, Activities editor Hockey in penalty box Confusion turns another of the players. "We played there native to the tennis courts, saying that for about a month when physical plant the group might be able lo "work some- to anger in face of put a lock on the court" thing out with someone else." and sug- Hem there it has been an uphill gesting that they play in the parking unexplained lockout battle for the players. tots. "We just basically want lo know two Public safety, however, said that By Mary Ann Lawrence tangs — why toy locked us out and trie group would be in violation of local Activates editor where we can go now," Blanchard said policy and safety regulations if they Blanchard, DeJamette and some of played in parking lots on campus. Since ils beginning at Eastern in Janu- the other players began to search for Dr. Wayne Jennings, director of ary, street hockey hssgrovm in popularity, intramurals, said that his office is plan- but that popularity is now threatened as, ''Physical plant told us to ask public ning to work with the group to find a one by one, each place the participants safety, public safety told us to ask place to play. have played has been locked. intramurals, intramurals told us to talk "We're trying to get them recog- "We aimed out playing on the to the tennis team, the tennis team told nized as an official club on campus," Begley concourse, but public safety us to talk to Model and Model told us to Jennings said. told us we had to leave because of ask physical plant," Blanchard said. "No The players feel that the university insurance reasons," said Brian one wants to talk to us, help us or even has shown a lack of concern for stu- Blanchard, one of the players at the core tell us what's going on." dents and a stifling of creativity. of the new interest "Then I saw the Chad Middleton, director of physi- "Here we are trying to do some- tennis courts next lo Model (Laboratory cal plant, admitted that the court next to thing that'sdifferem,ihatalot of people School)-" Model had not been used for tennis for enjoy, and they completely lock us The battered tennis courts were turn- several years, but said that the courts out" DeJameue said. ing into a jungle. Weeds thrust through would be damaged by the roller blades The team has gained about 20 new crevices and craters as wide as an inch and the rough play. players in the last month, but with no- and a half. No one had played tennis "The tennis courts are covered with where to play, they fear that the new- there for eight years or more. Broken a very expensive finish and are not made found interest will die. glass and empty beer cans were scat- to take that kind of punishment," "It more or less began as confusion, tered everywhere. Progrsss/BRETT DUNLAP Middleton said. The point is that the and now the confusion has really turned "Wespentadaysweepingand pull- tennis courts are designed for tennis." to anger," Blanchard said. "We just Street hockey players, Randall DeJametts (kneeling) and Brian Blanchard, have no place to play. ing weeds," said Randall DeJameue, Middleton offered no definite alter- want somewhere lo play." Hot-Tub-A-Thon to make splash Phone-A-Thon Results By Stacy Battles Every year, campus organizations help raise money Staff writer hearing about another Phi Delt chapter Lou Gehrig's disease, and Delta Zeta pledges," Creek said. for the university. This year they received $101,436 in holding a similar event will donate its earnings to the speech Creek expects 100 to 120 people pledges from Eastern alumni. Here are the top fund- The activity works like many other Picture this. Guys and girls relax- and hearing impaired. to be involved in the event raisers: ing in hot tubs in the mall and making fund-raisingactivities. Money is raised "We're trying to move away from Lexington radio station U102 will money for it through donations and pledges for the the competitive activities and instead provide the music at the event and No, it's not illegal. It's the second amount of time spent in the hot tubs. get involved in sponsored activities free pizza will be provided by Tom's annual Hot-Tub-A-Thon sponsored by "We want to let everyone know which have proven to be more profit- Pizza. Bear Spas and Saunas of Lex- Kappa Alpha Theta $5,456 Phi Delta Theta fraternity and Delta that we're doing something for the able," Creek said. ington will be donating the hot tubs, i Zeta sorority. community and raising money for our According to Creek, $1,000 was and WKYT is expected to do a seg- $5,253 The Hot-Tub-A-Thon will be held philanthropy," said Eddie Hall, Phi raised last year, and the projected goal ment on the event. Beta Theta Pi $4,840 from 11 a.m.- S p.m. Saturday at the Delta Theta fund-raising chairperson for this year's event is $2,000. "We try to make our fund-raisers S'-S1,".' Richmond Mall. and member. 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\t ' TM§ W—k In Sport* 124 Baseball team plays at Mawh 2SV2T Men's golf at UK B6 Cincinnati St 2 p.m. tournament at 8 a.m. Match 24 Woman's tennis plays Match 2S Track hoats EKU Southern Illinois at 2:30. Invitational at 10:30 a.m. March 25 Women's tennis plays Match 26 Women's softhall at Thursday, March 24,1994 Southeastern Missouri at 2:30. Middle Tennessee State. Lanny Brannock, Sports editor SPORTS Colonels bat Cards in home opener By Lanny Brannock Sports •ditor

The Colonel baseball team was finally able to host its home opener Tuesday with a decisive 9-2 victory over the Louisville Cardinals (6-14). Prediction The Colonels (9-6) were forced ■L. vJfl into some defensive switches with some players at positions they were from a not accustomed to due to injury, but the defense held up. The Colonels pounded out 15 hits, broken including a towering two-run homer from senior shortstop Mike Minacci in the bottom of the fourth inning, which gave the Colonels an 8-1 lead. bracket "This was a solid victory. We played good defense, had good pitch- It is hard to believe some of ing, had 15 hits and got some stolen v ■ B^ ^^ the upsets that occurred last bases,'* Coach Jim Ward said i^S£i<^ weekend during the NCAA Jason Stein, the leading hitter in basketball tournament. the OVC last season, went 4-5 from Jm" — ■ *%^H How can one explain the plate with three singles and a Marqueue beating Kentucky, double, one run, one RBI and two North Carolina falling to Boston stolen bases. College or even Maryland Stein raised his average from a topping Massachusetts? slumping .224 to 285 with his blister- Two words — March ing plate performance. Madness. "I've been in a slump of late, but Yet, what surprises me more with the lead we play relaxed," Stem about this year's tournament said more than anything isn't the "Jason is a contact hitter. Even upsets, because I've come to though he wasn't hitting, we weren't Prograss/JIMQUIGGINS expect those. worried. He's going to make contact, It's the fact that the West Senior shortstop Mffcs Mtnsod tags s UwlsvMIs bsss^unnaj wWh sacottd bassmtw Jsson Stain backing him up. and he's going to get his hits," Ward Regional still has the top four ing well," he said. seeds left Although the lop seeds Daytona, Fla., was good to the north to face the Georgia Bulldogs in land Slate 16-2 Junior Joe Montgomery pitched a "We really had the right pitcher Colonel baseball learn over Spring Athens, their game went south, drop- The Bulldogs took two decisive are expected to win, it has sparkling six innings, allowing only out there today. We think that they become the unexpected. Break. ping both games. wins over the Colonels with a 9-0 no- one run on two hits withfive strikeouts. (Louisville) are a better breaking ball The Colonels look six consecu- Eastern took victories over Wis- hitter and 10-2 win to complete the What is truly hard to believe "I didn't have my best fastball hitting team, and Joe has a good fastball tive victories with an offensive ex- consin-Parksidc 3-1, Bluefield Staiein two-game sweep. Yesterday the Colo- about this tournament is how today, but I was hinting a lot of that he can keep in on hitlers." Ward plosion while visiting the Sunshine a landslide 23-4, East Tennessee 5-1, nels hosted Marshall. Results were Indiana is still in it and, even location, and I had my off speed work- said. State, but when the Colonels headed Long Island 20-8 and 11-9, and Cleve- unavailable at press time. more surprising, has a decent chance of reaching the Final Four. The Hoosiers have to play Boston College and the Con- Payne, Estes run necticut-Florida winner to make the Final Four, which is not a bad situation to be in. But now that my final four — in first NCAA's Norm Carolina, Kentucky, Massachusetts and California — Duo to run in This was quite an achievement has been eliminated already, here ■ for his first year ever running indoor are a few more predictions as I first outdoor meet track," track coach Rick Erdmann said go completely mad this March: Estes said she was happy just to be With the tournament down to of year Saturday Jiere. 16 teams, it's time lo choose a new "I got there and I got caught up in final four, because die old one By Lanny Brannock the limelight and I choked big time. I doesn't exist anymore. Sports editor did get there though, and I did get past the first round." Estes said I'll say Indiana out of the When the back team hosts the Estes admitted that she was glad East, Kansas out of the South- EKU Invitational this weekend. Noire that someone else was there that she east, Maryland out of the Dame. Western Kentucky and North knew. Midwest and Louisville out of Carolina-Asheville will all bring full "I enjoyed Arnold going. Actually the West learns. Segments of teams and inde- I didn't get to see him run and he And the winner will be pendents will show up as well. didn't get to see me run, but we had Kansas over Louisville. Those of An All-American will also be there, supponforeachoihermeniaUy,"Esles you that cursed at your draw in too; Eastern's own Arnold Payne. said. the office pools should smile Payne returned from the NCAA The Colonels are gearing up for the now. Indoor Championships in Indianapo- opening of their outdoor season Sat- With the boys' high school lis with an eighth place finish in the urday, and Erdmann said he expects a basketball tournament under nation and All-American status with a big turnout and will try lo evaluate way, I'll say Mason County will 47.19 time in the 400-meter dash. where his team is. defeat Clay County in the finals "I went in 16th in the nation, but "We are just oying to see where to continue the 10th region's hold now I'm eighth," Payne said. we are after Spring Break. We have on the crown. Eastern's other NCAA qualifier. the potential to have a good 4x100 Baseball season is finally Candi Estes, also did well at the meet women's relay team, and the men's here with opening day just over with a 12th place finish in the 55- indoor 4x400 relay learn ran a 3.12 two weeks away. meter dash with a time of 6.94. Estes wilh a 51 -second lead," Erdmann said And for the first time there was ranked 21 of 22 competitors go- Progress/JIM QUIGGINS The track team wiO run in five will be three divisions in each ing into the meet, and Payne was the DarreM Garner practices his victory pose during track practice Tuesday. Shawn McKlllop, Keena meets before the outdoor OVC Cham- league and a total of eight learns last of 22 qualifiers for the race. pionship April 16. making the postseason. Bryant and Tyron Anthony to!low behind. Tho track team hosts Its Invitational meet Saturday. Atlanta (East), Cincinnati (Central) and San Francisco (West) will be division winners while Houston (Central) will Softball team places make it as a wild card In the American League, Golf teams take 'break' Baltimore (East), Detroit (Central) and California (West) second in tourney ■ Carboy leads men to ■ Ladies last in William will take first in their respective By Matt McCarty divisions and Toronto will slide second place finish and Mary tournament Assistant •ports editor in the tournament. in as a wild card. Sophomore Jamie Parker had her By Matt McCarty By Lanny Brannock It will be San Francisco over batting average up around .500 during Assistant sports editor Baltimore in seven games in the ■ Begin conference the road trip and pitched very well, World Series. season on Saturday Worthington said Eastern's men's gotf team placed second in the An extremely tough course and a lack of practice Barry Bonds will solidify Senior Kelley Anderson also hit Frirjp Island Intorcollegiaie golf tournament on March hampered the Lady Colonels golf team at the Ford's himself as the greatest player of the ball well during the trip and has 11-12 wilh a 54-hole total of 905. Colony Invitational over Spring Break, leaving the this era as he will capture his Eastern's women's softhall team played errorless ball at first base to this Colonel coach Lew Smither thought the team team in last place of the 10-toam field wilh a two-day fourth straight MVP and his first returned from its competition over point. perforated very well despite some lough conditions, total of 755. World Championship. Spring Break with a 9-13 record, a The Lady Colonels also split a pair including strong winds. "What we wanted to do was get some practice, and second place finish in die Georgia Charles Barkley retiring on of games against Samford while drop- "When you finish second in a tournament bice practice on difterent courses. We were really needing lop. It could happen, and I Slate University Tournament and pingapair of games against Troy State this, you have to be satisfied." Smither said. "I think lo get outside," women's golf coach Sandy Martin believe it will ready for die conference pan of its that went "down to die wire." the team responded very well in some adverse condi- said. schedule. Barkley and the Suns will The learn will be in action again tions." With consistently bad weather, the golf team has defeat the New York Knicks in "I think our spring nip did exactly this weekend as it travels to BUICsrrwyledthewayfortheColonelsasheshot been unable to get enough outdoor practice, which five games to claim the World what we hoped k would — get us Murfreesboro, Tenn., on Saturday for 75-70-75 for a three-round total of 220 to finish in a hurt its short game. Championship. ready for the conference," Lady Colo- a doubleheader against Middle Ten- tie for third, just one stroke behind the winner. "Truly we had a little problem with our consis- As long as I'm making nel coach Jane Wortitingion arid. nessee State and to Nashville on Sun- Chris Yard finished in an 11th place tie with 75- tency. We needed help with our short game," Martin predictions, I certainly cannot "We played some good schools, day for two games against Tennessee 76-78 fora total of 229. while Erich Moberly shot 79- overlook football. some top 20 schools," Worthington Slate. 75-78 to finish in a tie for 21st wilh a 232. Beverly Brockman. the team's best player, was Who will win the Super Bowl Consistency will be a key to the Abo competing for Eastern was Chris Bedore. not included in the five-person scored rosier due to next year? Can you say three- The nip began for Eastern on Lady Colonels having a successful whohsda74-77-89fora24.0andScottZjesmer.who lendonitis in her wrist peat? March 12-13 when it competed in the weekend. shot aa 81-88-73 for a 242. Crystal Canada led the team with a 187 score, In the college ranks. I think Georgia State Tournament. "We need to figure out how to play "I dunk we got five very good individuals as a followed closely by LoriTrcmaine and Melissa Cox Nebraska will finally beat Miami The Lady Colonels defeated Troy the first game like we play the second team." Smither said. who both shot a 190. Stacy Howard rounded out the in the Orange Bowl to claim its State. Wisconsin-Oshkosh, South game," Worthington said. Next up for Eastern is the University of Kentucky first title and Eastern Kentucky Carolina-Aiken and Mercer. Lady Colonel scoring with a 193. "I think we are ready mentally," tournament, which will be played at Kcmey Hills. "Most of them had times where tftey struck the ball will win its third Division I-AA However they were defeated by Worthington said, "but sometimes k EaslemwuIplayKermicky.Louisville,Morehead very welL The greens were slick. If you missed the crown. Georgia State twice. 4-0 and 1-0 in lakes us a couple of innings lo get State and Western Kentucky. cup. you were chipping back on," Martin said eight innings as they took second place ready.'' I I The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 24,1994 B7 SPORTS SCOREBOARD Men's Golf Tennis atTiHtu.yHughe.Me* ^acfe'8 Cfeane/ts al Frtpp Mend, S.C. et Ml ton Head, S.C. TMMtfay.Marolia Team Standings 2. Eastern 905 Man's Results Team R H E Team R H E East Tennessee State 7, EKU 0; "Quality Dry Cleaning at Reasonable Prices" Louisville 2 6 2 Eastern 2 6 1 Individual Standings 3. Bill Carboy 220 Southwest Missouri 5. EKU 2; UT- Since 1964 Eastern 9 15 2 SELa. 3 10 1 Chattanooga 7, EKU 0; EKU 7. 11. Chris Yard 229 Missouri 0; EKU 9. Dayton o: EKU 5. •Custom Shirt Finishing • S* Cleaning at Athens Field at Lady Cekjn Park 21. Erich Moberty 23* Dayton 0. •Suede and Leal her Service • Alterat ions • FUpairs Sunday. Men* 20 Frtdey, Meroh 11 Mfir£i£oJl at Frtpa Wand, S.C. 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