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Volume 57. No. 19 Official Student Public.lion Februe.y 8. 1979 of Earam Kentucky Unmreity Senate discusses game problems By ELIZABETH PALMER BALL hack of the building for disorderly Managing Editor conduct, and one door was broken It was a "high potential injury Overcrowding and Securitv problems situation, said Walker at Monday night's Western game was When ask by one senator if he thought the main topic of discussion at Tuesday the job was done as well as could have nights Student Senate meeting. been Walker replied that based on "the Senator Dave Hacker told of his ex- situation and the intense emotion in- perience of rejected at the door along volved it was handled as well as could with a number of other people. have been expected." Hacker complained that no ex- Reserved seats only, were let in after planation had been given "just shoves the overcrowding situation was and orders." by the ticket sellers and realized security officers that were on duty. He Walker also observed that the Fire quoted on as saying "Don't ask Marshal could have closed down the questions just do as I tell you." game at anytime due to the over Hacker also added in reference to the crowding. over crowded colusium, that "if the fire Walker added, "Our division does marshall had found out someone would handle any complaints against officers have been in trouble " Other business that was discussed at Wynn Walker, assistant director of the meeting included: Public Safety was present at the The cabinet of the Student Senate will meeting and explained the Monday go door-to-door through Brockton night situation beginning Monday night. "It was the first game that we've had Bus service to the Morehead game that kind of crowd at." said Walker. provided by the Senate in conjunction "Until actual game lime we didn't know- with the Office of Student Activities cost how many over capacity there were." $6.00 for the ride to and from Morehead According io flacker five extra and the game ticket security officers were assigned to the Student Senate President. Steve game Foster encouraged support of the team There was one arrest made at the for the February 24 game Vacant senate seats filled Scientific proof of the six-more-weeks-of-winter-when-the-groundhog sees-his- Allied Health and Nursing shadow theory came yesterday morning with a fresh five inch layer of snow, By ELIZABETH PALMER-BALL Gwpn Hullock - 18 Six more weeks of wonderland making the trek between classes even more hazardous than before Managing Editor Denise Garland 21 Alane Berberick - 9 In Tuesday's Student Senate elections Roy Newtonvance - 9 to fill vacated senate seats, all of the Arts and Sciences vacancies were filled with the votes for Billy Mitchell - 41 Drug offenders convicted in Madison two of the seats. One was in Allied Clayburn Trowell - 112 Health and Nursing and ihe other in Education Applied Arts and Technology. Kelly Niles - 29 Due to a breakdown in the computer Law Enforcement the ballots had to be counted by hand so Ron Bates - 19 County receiving harsher sentences Business Ihe results weren't known until late regulation and groups them into five vesterday. Bill Bach H\ ItOlt I IIII I \l( evident In terms of the higher penalty in offense. Applied Arts and Technology classes called "schedules." SlafT Writer the local courts for marijuana According to Tim Adkinson. chair- James Steed - 42 possession. According to the Controlled Sub- The lowest numbered schedules in- stances Act (Chapter 218A of the volve the hifhest maximum penalties, person of the senate elections com- Bruce Casella - 38 Smith stated that while possession of a mittee, there was a "fairly good turn-, tarry Bernard - 6 County Attorney Thoma:» J Smith III. small amount of marijuana previously Kentucky Revised Statutes), which is since they include the more dangerous commenting on the drup; problem in the basic Kentucky law for all drug drugs out" of voters Roy Martin - 3 incurred a fine of $25 plus court costs, The winners are as follows: Patti Thompson - 3 • Richmond and Madison County, the present penalty was generally a $100 offenses, the penalty for a first offender The Act also sets out twelve basic reported that every murder, except for fine plus court costs, with jail time for possession of a Schedule II narcotic - offenses involving drugs with the three one. that has occurred in the county the possible for possession of large amounts is 1-5 years in prison or a $3000-$5000 most important being trafficking, past IB months, has beon related to of the illegal weed. fine, or both. transferring and possession. drugs and the "drug culture " Smith added that while the drug Smith also verified that law en- Trafficking in Schedule II narcotics, According to Smith, quantity is often problem in the area was serious, that it forcement officials were definitely on the other hand, carries a 5-10 year enough to prove the charge of traf- was probably no more serious than any operating under a "Get Tough" policy toward drug offenders and in view of the sentence or a fine of $8000-$10,000 or ficking, since he said that it would be other community, being that drug usage both, for a first offender. drug problem, that this trend would naive to assume that a person caught was so widespread. with a large amount of a drug could To illustrate the seriousness of the probably continue The Controlled Substance Act takes possibly intend it for his own personal problem. Smith cited the fact that over One recent case is an apparent example of this harsher attitude. all najsotics and other drugs chosen for use . the past few months, no less than 50. University student Scott Smiley, was people have stopped him on the streets sentenced to three years in the to express concern about drug abuse. I .ii .i aiii'.r Penitentiary Jan. 18. after Apparently, this concern may be. in pleading guilty to an amended charge of page • part, responsible for the harshness of possession of a Schedule II narcotic editorials local juries toward drug offenders. Taiwan students express their news, features panes :i-9 According to Smith, in the past, juries (cocainei sports pages llt-i:t Smiley was arrested Nov. SO, and the views on the recognition of Red have generally been very-' tough with organizations pages 11-15 original indictment returned against China by the U.S. in articles by drug offenders, often riving them Progress Editor Mark Turner oh arts pages in r; maximum time in jail, in terms of him by the Madison County Grand Jury page 4. p.s. laser! pages 16-17 punishment. charged him with unlawfully trafficking He further indicated that recent in a Schedule II narcotic (cocaine). concern for drug abuse was also Reportedly, this was Smiley's first Brockton unrepresented Commission fails without support control their heat, in addition to having For the possible third or fourth time, a mittee will soon be going around to talk By ROBIN PATEK with Brockton residents to try to come Organizations Editor doors with gaps underneath them Brockton Commission was attempted through which cold air seeps and failed, according to Brockton up with an alternative to the Brockton commission^ Married life can be rough. Especially Brockton residents do have many resident Cliff Roberts, a senior here. if the young couple is going to school at complaints, however, many agree that "for the money, it's a good deal."1 Officially, Brockton Commission "Also, one of our projects this the same time. which began this past fall semester semester in|the Senate is dealing with Couples must cope with marital Housing rents efficiency units for only through Student Senate as an ad hoc developing a play area for the children problems, as well as having to face $95 per month, one-bedroom units for committee, disbanded three weeks ago. in Brockton." said Foster minor housing problems they may come $100 monthly, two-bedroom units for The purpose of the Commission, which across. Brockton residents are no ex- $110 per month, and EKl'-owned was led under Roberts, was
•. •« - ■ •a»» 2/Vol. 57/ No 19 Th» EMMm Progtm Thursday. February 8. 1979 Editorials Housing office doing well with a bad situation There have been rumors circulat- which also keeps three people to a should not have to pay extra if his or ing around campus about housing. room in fewer places. her roommate moves out of the The rumors arc about housing The second option a student has is dorm. charging a student more when their to find their own roommate. For The student does not if another roommate moves out for one reason students who do not wish to take roommate is found. If the student or or another. their chances on just any roommate, housing can not find -another It is true, if a person is in a room this is an opportunity to choose who roommate, a situation that would by thcmsclf then they pay more for they want to live with. never occur, according to Housing that room. That is if they want to Often times roommates cannot Director Jack Hutchinson, the remain alone in the room. get along and if the students have a student would not have to pay the If a student's roommate leaves chance to choose their roommate extra money. school, moves off campus, finds they may choose one who is Why should one student have the another roommate or moves out of compatablc with thcmsclf. use of the same facilities that three the room for any reason, the student If a student docs not want to live students arc forced to share? That left in the room is given three alone and cannot find a roommate would be the situation if students options. the third option is then open. That is were allowed to keep rooms to to let housing assign a roommate. themselves without paying extra. The first option, and the one This eliminates trippling in the Even with the extra payment, the causing all the rumors, is for the dorms and often matches two student in the single room is actually student to pay more money for a people up who have been in singles. paying less than if two students single room. This price differs on The housing office is doing a very shared the room. the dorm involved and it ranges good job of efficiently handling the There should be no criticism, only from $100 to $115 more per problems brought about by students praise for housing who is making semester. moving around as much as they do. the best out of too many students In the fall semester there is little Tripling in the dorm has and too few dorm rooms. opportunity for any students to live become a way of life in the The University is lucky compared in single rooms due to the University community. It is good to to some schools who draw by loners overcrowding in dorms. sec someone doing something about to sec which students live in dorms These single rooms arc reserved, it. and which must be turned away to in most cases, for students who for find their own housing. some reason need to live alone. In When any room opens up during Tripling is not as bad as sending order to live alone it must be the semester or ai the beginning of a students away, telling them 10 find approved by an appeals board. semester the student is given those their own place to stay. This is good because it keeps two three options. Housing is doing the best ilicy can people to a room in more cases Some may say that a student with a bad situation. Phys. Ed. should be beneficial, knowledgable experience ByDONMCNA^ ihc grading scale in Phys. Ed. his skill before even coming lo Slafr Writer 95-MM) lor an A. and 90 to 94 for a college. Editor's note: The author is a B, it one docs poorly on the I earning I he fundamentals of the student senator as well as a suit 12-ininutc run. it is almost spori should be tressed, noi the writer fur the Progress. He initialed impossible for him to score higher level of proliciencj that one has in the proposal dealing with physical ihan a C in ihc class. ihc field. If the 12-minulc run is education approved by the senate. One major fault with the continued as a requirement for all One of the mosi common 12-niinuic run is that il doesn't Phys. Ed. classes, basic changes misconceptions about ihc Physical accomplish the goals (hat precipi- should also tie made in ihc way thai Education proposal adop'cd by the laicd iis conception. The run is il is adminisicrcd. Il should couni Student Senate is that the motion supposed to measure the improve- lor much lev) Ihan 15 percent of the deals only with abolishing the ment thai a student has made in the grade, possibly it could be laken for — - -12-ruinuM run. It is suggested that class. However, with one lime run mi grade at all. A prc-icsi and a the 12-minutc run be eliminated, but the department has no way of- post-test mig.hi be adminisicrcd and , * qr , ^Uis it not- the sole issue being knowing hew; good a runner was to ihc student could be graded on Offering c)ucstioiocd. There are many ideas begin with. improvement. — that the Phys. Ed. proposal has The I 2-iiiinme run is supposed lo Finally, if the University deter- suggested, the most important of be beneficial to your cardiovascular mines thai I 'In s. Ed. should remain which is whether or not Phys. Ed. system and encourage people to a requirement! they should follow a few tips should be a general education begin running on their own. One ihc example of the University of requirement. 12-minute run will not be much of a Louisville and give students the Eastern is one of the few schools benefit to your cardiovascular option of taking the course Handling in Kentucky that even has Phys. Ed. system and it is doubtful that pass/fail. The University may argue as a requirement. Most of the othei running just once will inspire people thai no other General Education Elizabeth state schools have realized that to be lo run on their own. course can be taken pass/fail, but the graded in Phys. Ed. is not altogether What the Phys. Ed. proposal is Phys. Ed. should be an exception, necessary for a well-rounded college trying lo do is to provide for a more for it siresscs physical skills rather Palmer-Ball education. equitable grading system that will be ihan academic. mid-winter The University of Louisville fair to the majority of the students If Phys. Ed. is lo remain a requires Phys. Ed., but gives their in the class. If Phys. Ed. should be requirement, il should be a students the opportunity to take the required in the first place some basic beneficial and knowledgable exper- blues course for a grade or to take it on a changes should be made. More ience for the student, not just a A few favorites pass/fail basis. This system gives the emphasis should be placed on measure of athletic prowess. If the athletically inclined student the academic achievement. Phys. Ed. University decides thai Phys. Ed. is chance to earn a good grade in the should be inclined to favor the a beneficial requirement, il is hoped The groundhog saw his shadow left out in the cold last Monday (choose your poison) since I have class, while the non-athlete can still student who is willing to learn, not ihai some of the ideas thai have last Friday so I guess we can be night when the Alumni Coliseum already covered those two in a enjoy what benefits the class has to ihcalhUls who haft uumillv amuind K...... w...... i ■■ iii hT ■mpii-tin-niH expecting at least six more weeks of was holding a capacity crowd for the previous column but though I have offer, without having it hurt his this snowy winter weather. If Western game, you know that unless left them out they are not to be grades. Eastern may claim to be far yesterday is any indication of how you get there early you will be out of forgotten as possible ways to get ahead of the other slate schools in the next six weeks will be it may be luck. over the blues. Phys. Ed., but we can possibly a long, boring one. One of my all time favorite winter better our program by adopting the blues breaker is to find yourself a If you haven't already taken up method used at Louisville. In order to keep my sanity during, "honey" and snuggle up on the backgammon, chess or tripoly now Another of the basic problems these next few weeks and to avoid couch in front of a TV in your dorm is as good a time as any to brush up with Phys. Ed. is the grading system getting a terminal case of the (or any place else that may prove on your skill. These three choices in PHE 180 and 181. Fifty-five mid-winter blues I always have to available). What could be better, arc only for those who wish to percent of the grade depends on keep in mind a few things that wi|l now or any other time of the year exercise their brain and luck for physical skill rather than academic help.me break up the monotony of for that matter. My only word of something other than tests. achievement. Forty percent comes the classes, dorm room and caution is to keep it safe and enjoy it from two skills tests and the 15 Progress office circuit. as good clean fun. This is only for Digging your car (or a friends) out percent is taken from the infamous of the snow is a great exercise for Mark Turner Editor If we arc ever going to get in a rut those mature enough to handle it. 12-minute run. To receive 40 percent Jim Thomason Business Manager during the course of the school year both arms and legs. If you really of the grade from a skills test is want to give your body a winter Elizabeth Palmer-Ball Managing Editor this will surely be the time since 1 guess my second favorite, and discriminatory toward people who workout try pushing a car that has Sarah Warren News Editor there is very little that we can do to another goody if I do say so myself, are beginners in a sport or unable to stalled, it gets your heart pumping Lisa Kenshaw [ .City Editor get away and break things up. Even is getting a couple of dollars worth acquire an athletic skill during a and helps clean out your lungs. Ken Tingles Sports Editor downtown is off limits to some who of change and raiding the vending short period of time. Some skills If you have an attack of the (iinny Eager Features Editor aren't brave enough to don their machines in my dorm. Of course sports, such as golf, are almost I .any Bernard Arts Editor snow shoes and walk down there. (I eating in any form is a great way to mid-winter blues you are in good impossible for a beginner to learn company. Robin Pater Organizations Editor count myself among this number). break up the winter days and nights during the half of a semester alloted Dieter Carllon , Staff Artist but- there is nothing like a really Most of us grow tired fighting to a course. More emphasis should What is a poor student to do? snow by the middle of February and Scott Minilriim Circulation Manager good junk food binge. Your body be placed on the knowledge of Harvey Dunbar Advertising Assistant Providing you can get in, there is will hate you for it but it's fun at need something besides sleding, fundamentals in a course and less always the possibility of attending least, until you get on the scale. snowball fights and making snow- upon the actual performance of Member of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia Scholastic some of the school's athletic events. men to keep things going. skills. Of course if you are one of the I'm leaving out the obvious Be of good cheer, spring is only 40 Press Association and Kentucky InlercalleKtate Press Association. choices of drinking and smoking Fifteen percent of the grade Represented for national advertising by the College Advertising sites and unfortunates who found themselves days away. depends on the 12 minute run. With Service. Inc.. Chicago. III. Published each Thursday during the regular school year except for vacation and examination periods at Eastern Kentucky University by Editor's mailbag authority of the Board of Regents through the Student Publications Board. Sigma Chi fraternity. out of all the arrests that are made to facilities? Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed The date of Smiley's arrest and his the students of this University? They are provided more than ample writers andtdo not .necessarily represent the views of this university. Ad- Poor actions are totally irrelevant and not a Just remember, if you are trying to opportunity to wash clothes in their vertising appearing In this newspaper is intended to help the reader buy. make someone else look like a fool; you Any false or misleading advertising should be reported to the Business reflection of what major he was in or respective dormitory laundries. Manager. The Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building. Second class taste what organization he belonged to. have just made a bigger one of yourself. Their presence in our facilities postage paid at Richmond. Ky. 40475. Editor. It appears that you were trying to Bonnie Campbell creates an unnecessary and avoidable lam writing this letter in» regard to degrade LEN major* and members of hassle. Besides. Brockton residents Eastern Kentucky University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action Sigma Chi fraternity. wouldn't dare fhink of imposing on the employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color", religion, sex. your article concerning Scott Smiley's Laundry national origin or handicap in the admission to. or participation in, any arrest and conviction. I think you were If you are going to print articles of this dormitory students by using their educational program or activity which it conducts. Any complaint arising by In extremely poor taste and way out of matter then you should have a weekly laundry rooms. » reason of alleged discrimination should be directed in writing to Dr. line to publish such an article. - account of. a II the students arrested and blues As a Brockton resident I believe a Rebecca Kroadd>s. Affirmative Action Officer. Million House. EKU. You definitely displayed a,lack of for what fr I^>I'*^*IT are fined and Editor. little common sense and courtesy is ('amyu* .rtephone numberJ622-1258. courtlesness to those students in law conVicted. Why do the .. • ■ ■ -- ... ■ Pmg, 3/Vol 57/ No. 19 Th« Emirn ProgrMS Thursday. February 8. 1979 News/Features State funds to Faculty Senate help clean up approves options smokestack in several programs By SARAH WARREN Regents and by Gov Julian Carroll. At a - a change in Rule Number 5 of the News Krlitnr Kv I.EESA WADDLE "General Rules of the Faculty Senate " speech on campus two weeks ago, Staff Writer Carroll commented that the state did The change would mean that items It looks as if the University will be recommended for inclusion on the not have a million dollars to give the Members of the Faculty Senate receiving state Funds to comply with University for the equipment. Senate agenda should reach the state air pollution standards afterall passed a proposal at their Monday. Feb chairman at least two weeks, rather Nevertheless. Metcalf said his 5 meeting requiring competency "I think that's definitely the case." department had been studying the than one week, prior to a scheduled said Gary Metcalf. fuel combustion examinations to be a condition of meeting. University's problem in order to graduation for students enrolled in the specialist for the state Environmental determine exactly what equipment was -the addition of an option and a minor Protection Commission (EPC). The teacher education program. in "soils" to the existing baccalaureate needed All students who complete graduate EPC has been working on the case for Having determined that collector program in agriculture. and undergraduate degree programs - the addition of an ontion in some time, he said, and as soon as devices are needed, the department is which result in teacher certification specific proposals are submitted, the now working with the consulting firm, "maintenance" to the industrial funding will be worked out must take the exam technology baccalaureate program. Staggs and Fischer of Lexington, to However, there will be no point at According to a state government issue and then decide on the best bid for -- the addition of an option in "data which a student passes or fails the processing" to the existing master of source, the funds have been approved in the specified collectors. exam, according to Dr. John Rowlett. the "Capital Construction Recom- Doug Whitlock. the University's business administration program vice-president for academic affairs and -- a change of department name from mendations" to the special session of executive assistant to the president, research. the (leneral Assembly for fiscal vear said the problems with funding the new the department of school and public 1980 equipment arose because Eastern The following proposals were also health to the department of health "The money won't be available until wasn't advised of the problem until passed: education July 1.1979. " said Rob Rabbage. aide to after the General Assembly had written - the amending of Section 7B in the -- a new minor in mathematical Governor Julian Carroll, "but it has the state budget "Organization of the Faculty" portion of sciences. been approved." According to Babbage. And. said Whitlock. "the special the faculty handbook. This would permit - a change in the name of th< the money could be appropriated any- session has indicated that there's really the inclusion of new colleges in the department of physics to the depart time that fiscal year a tightness in state dollars" now Senate election process. ment of physics and astronomy Eastern was cited last March for Eastern's request for state money is failure to comply with pollution not that unusual though, as Western guidelines in regards to participate coal Kentucky University received state Campbell new emissions from the main boiler of the funds in finance a similar filtration University's "smokestack" heating system system Nor are the problems unusual to foreign According to Metcalf. Eastern was Eastern Whitlock said "Eastern has a KvJAVETJACOBS profitable experience •Foreigners arc emitting "in the range of three times long history" of pollution problems and Staff Writer a lot of fun lo deal with." he explained. over the allowable standard" when the has been forced to modify the system "You can get quite an education from EPC ordered compliance last spring before because of the stiffer regulations Approximately 130 foreigners from Ihem " These tests were taken "under less passed throughout the years. Saudi Arabia. Liberia. Iran. Malaysia. than ideal conditions" though. Metcalf Eastern is "fortunate." though, Venezeula. China. Hong Kong. Taiwan. As their advisor. Campbell helps prepare schedules, keeps legal papers said. •'When the boiler was tested, the Whitlock said, for "being located where Ireland and France are students at unit was operating at about 50 percent we are" because the coal of eastern Eastern this year and as" the new in order and aids with any problems capacity." he said. "Less than 75 per- Kentucky has a lower sulfur content Foreign Student Advisor and Director of student! may have in adjusting to their cent of the desired operation level when burned than does coal of western International Student Education. Dr. new environment. George Campbell comes in contact with causes problems of smoking and Kentucky. As Director of International Student emissions." One newspaper account quoted each one of Ihem Campbell, who has been at the Education. Campbell also has Metcalf explained that the boiler Whitlock as saying the University's responsibilities to the community. He needed a new "collection device" to system doesn't pose any type of health (Pnoto by STEVE BROWN) University since 1972 as an Associate Professor of Social Science, was named works through I he University's In- remove or collect coal particles as they hazard while that of Western Kentucky Up in smoke ternational Education Committee on come out of the stack This and other University's did. to this position upon the retirement of Jack T. Callender in December of last projects creating awareness of hap equipment to handle the collected Whitlock said he was falsely quoted, The black smoke that has been billowing from the University's smokestack will be penings in other countries. particles would cost an estimated and that he was referring to regions, not put within federal pollution regulations using state money vear So far he has found the job to be a million dollars, he said. schools. "I can't say what comes out of The million dollar figure had already our smokestack is good for you." he been cited by the University's Board of said Verl American students People Poll by DONNA BUNCH Wilkinson lack interest in Do you feel thai beating In the dorms and classroom buildings Is adequate? (Photo. bV STEVE BROWN) Prejudice foreign students y concerning foreign students. How- foreign and minority students. Let's being a member of the minority for Prejudice is an ugly word. ever, a certain situation on campus get to know them. I think that's the one year is ncgligable compared to a However, it is an even uglier very least we can do. But don't be life-time membership. However, I aroused my concern. emotion. The existence of prejudice OUR International Student Asso- surprised if you get some startled also admit that I didn't enjoy the on this campus is undeniable. ciation (ISA) is in serious trouble. looks from people to whom you've experience at all! Being the son of a retired Air ISA President Raja Salman said that not been speaking. Some of the Force sergeant. I have lived in many At the same time I faced the the decline of the organization was foreign and minority students may different places. problem of being a minority due, at least in part, to the lack of not be accustomed to much When I was three years old, I member for the first time in my life, interest shown by American stud- friendliness on our part, I'm afraid. lived in Japan where my parents my little brother was having his own ents. I realize that most of us have I might add that the foreign students, adopted my younger brother. problems with acceptance. He had already committed our free time to to whom I've spoken have proven to My family and I moved to numerous fights over being called a other functions and organizations. be interesting, to say the least. Minnesota a lew years later. There, "Jap," and I heard countless tales However, simply because we may After all, people are people. Wei my mother's friends incessantly of cruelties he endured from his not have the lime to become an all have the same basic emotional! mocked her southern accent. classmates. active member of the ISA, we are and physical needs. Besides, blood is When we moved to Tennessee, my not released from our obligation. red, regardless of the nationality, friends mocked my northern accent. As a result of these experiences, 1 There are things we can do to make color, creed, sex, skin color or In North Carolina, I faced finally learned my lesson about the situation a little better for lifestyle of its donor. another experience with prejudice. prejudice. foreign and minority students. (I must confess that I still have The ratio of blacks-to-whites was Despite that lesson, I had been as For example, we can make a one prejudice: I despise hypo- about eight-to-two. I admit that guilty as anyone of apathy, at least special,, conscious effort to speak to crites.)-Author's note. 'Medical Watergate'could be harmful Well, sir, this raised the hair on any phcnlormin at all, two were the heads of the vast majority of the given it when it was medically diabetes specialists in the country. coniraindicatcd (and died) and They formed a "Committee on the some who died Ihree years after they Coles stopped taking the drug were listed Care of the Diabetic" which 1 demanded that H.E.W. produce the as liav nil died of it. data from which such outlandish I hat all makes phenformin look Raymond conclusions could be drawn. In an worse than it is, don't you see. incredible violation of the most There were plenty of other basic elements of scientific integrity, examples. M.U. Cover up H.E.W. and the F.D.A. flatly refused. It was nobody's business On the other hand the group that but their own why they deprived the look insulin also had crooked public of drugs, they insisted. figures making insulin look safer LINCOLN MM So for eight incredible years the than it is. For example a patient with If you ever had any illusions involved. Naturally, it goes by its acronym U.G.D.P. Care of the Diabetic people fought an autopsy report of a heart death about the integrity of the Feds and Betty l.awson. freshman Beckv Franklin, senior-dietetic*. in court to pry the U.G.D.P. data was listed in the report as dying of particularly the departments of Following the study, the F.D.A. elementary and kindergarten Ashland. Ky. out of H.E.W., and for that long cancer. At no lime did the report "I think they're okay Sometimes, Health Education & Welfare forced the oral antidiabetic agents edueation. Harrodsborg. Ky. the H.E.W. lawyers stalled and mention the classic hazards of they're overheated. We never turn (H.E.W.) and its agent the Food off the market. Here's what they "No. because we're freezing to postponed and struggled to keep the insulin treatment—convulsions, on our heat in the dorms." and Drug Administration (F.D.A.), claimed. death in our room. They had the heat data locked up in a vault in shock, coma and death. going but it blew a fuse and now we Michael l.oier. frrshman- just listen to (his. They had groups taking insulin, underided. Cincinnati. Ohio. Maryland. Finally, last summer don't have any electricity." Basically, there afe three ways of phenformin and placebos (which There is no way this treatment of "Yes. they keep me warm." under the freedom of information treating diabetes. They are insulin, looked like phenformin but were the clinical data can be due to simple Christy Bryan, sophomore-legal act, the basic data from which the • Tim Kannapel. sophomore-public which means daily shots, or inert). „ error or even ignorance. It can only assistance, Ashland, Ky. relations. Louisville. Ky. conclusions were drawn became "Yea. they're usually real hot The medication by mouth (oral), such as According to the F.D.A., the be due to deliberate dishonesty. "Yes. it gets pretty warm out here available. It was "like turning over a classrooms are usually stuffy." phenformin. and of course diet for study showed a horrendous increase The'whole episode-the crooked tn Todd." stone" as'one professor of medicine mild and borderline cases. in,heart attacks in the phenformin report and the eight-year battle to Dennis Lincoln. freshman-pre- Bill Campbell. senior-English, Back in the I960's„the F.D.A. group, so much so that oral' said. cover' it up-has been called a Briefly, the figures were-phony. rngineering. Berea. Ky. Louisville. Ky. started a study to compare the antidiabetic drugs constituted an "medical Watergate" and "the "Yes. in most buildings. In the old ' "No-. I .do not. I think ^bey could In the phenformin (rjral) group benefits of the three methods. It cost "imminent hazard" to the health of medical scandal of the century." ones they don't work so good." figure out some way for us to put it more tftapvhalf the "heart attack David Reed. - sophomore- at a corn Ion able temperature or $15 million and went on for years. It -the public. The F.D.A. also said The rcsfot the story is every bit as only half the diabetics in the country - deaths" already had heart disease or broadcasting. Louisville. Ky. they could lower It to around W was called the University Group its risk factors before the study unbelievable and disgusting. It will "Yes, my room stays warm." degreea." should gel any insulin, and the Diabetes Program because 12 began. Some in the^roup never got be told in the next column. university medical centers were ithers should just be treated by diet. i,. ■ *• V V. . *t— 4/V«4. S7/ No. 1* Th« lawn P>o«rM* Thurwtoy. Fabniary 8. 1979 jU S recognition of Red China brings mixed reviews aiwan students express Chih-Shyan Chan: 'If you told me esentment toward I had to live in a arter decision; see it Communist system I is a political ploy would kill myself By MARK TURNER represent the main power in the free ! world and should be leading the frght Bv MARK TURNER recognition of mainland China, a neigh- Editor Editor bor and potential threat to Russia. against Communism The IS and mainland China recently "When I get out of school I want to go The Taiwan students said they feel the The recognition of Communist China released simullanious communiques back and fight." Carter government betrayed a trust with their nation by recognizing try the United States is a political ploy on speaking out against Russian control These are the words of Chih-Shyan over other nations. Chan, a senior computer science student CommunistChina. he part of President Jimmy Carter. •Mr Carter is narrow-sighted Ten iccording to the Chinese students from at the University who served in the Recently Vietnam invaded and took years ago the communists were saying wan here at the University. Taiwan military for two years before : control of Cambodia. It is believed that coming to the United States to study. kill the capitalists." What will they be "President Carter betrayed us. Look Vietnam is controlled by Russia. According to Chan there is guerrilla saying 10 years from now?" Hwang said rt the history of the U.S. They do not A Soviet ambassador said this fighting every other day between the The Taiwanese students said they feel ay their friends before. They betray communique would hurt relations two Chinas in the small islands located their system of government is better r." said Chih-Shyan Chan, a student at between the U.S. and Russia and it just a few miles off the mainland. These than the Communists They use the University. would hinder any SALT agreement. islands are controlled by Taiwan. example that their nation has become I The Taiwan students said they believe "We are so close, maybe two or three highly industrial while the mainland has barter's recognition of Communist Both communiques used the work kilometers We watch them through not "hegemony" which has been China's binoculars. Maybe see them shaving." "The people is mainland China do not word for Soviet imperialism. Chan said of his term in the military. stay there by their own choice Each The Chinese students on campus said Being this close to the mainland. Chan vear there are many people who do their in analysis they believe a war between Russia and and University of Louisville student best to escape from the mainland And China could occur and the results could Kuan-Yong Hwang said they both have sometimes we find many people who help reunite the two Chinas. been aware of Communist China testing died in the river They struggle for "tuna was an attempt to get himself re- "Since 1958 there has been war with nuclear devices freedom " Wu said keted in 1980. Taiwan and mainland," Chan said. Hwang also served in the Taiwan One area of Carter's foreign policy the "Mr Carter does not understand the military. Taiwan students say they don't un ommunists. He is looking only at short According to Chan, Taiwan needs the Taiwan is reported to have the derstand is his stand on human rights ange. He is not looking 20 or SO years support of the U.S. in the form of technology to develope nuclear weapons Carter has said that human rights was m now," Chan said. weapons in order to Tight the Com- in two years. one of the major concerns of his foreign munists. Despite this Chan does not think policy. iting out that former Presidents The United States should help Taiwan nuclear weapons will be used I'sing Iran. Uganda and Chile as and Ford could both have made and all free nations of the world, ac- "We do not want to use nuclear examples. Carter has spoken out jlomatic relations with China but cording to the Chinese students. weapons against our own people." against mistreatment of civilains b> It, the Chinese students said Carter Chan said he believes that both government trayed Taiwan and all free people. "Americans don't understand what Taiwan and mainland China are the Human rights in the mainland does Carter has betrayed us, but also the freedom is. They are too free to see how same people with two governments. not exist, according to Hwang ican people." Chan said. "Look at Cummunism is," Chan said. "I would like it to be one China, but a •When I was in the army I saw with all that has happened since Dec. IS." The feeling in Taiwan, according to free China." Oian said. my own eyes They kill people who try to /It was on Dec. 15 that Carter an- the students who have talked to friends The Communist Chinese government escape Sometimes there is a body with nounced official diplomatic relations and relatives who live there, is that they has also stated that they would like to no head Iwith Communist China. Recognition believe Carter doesn't think Taiwan is reunite the two Chinas under their rule "One time there's a girl with many [began Jan. 1. important. using force to do this if they had to cut spots all over her body. She swam to Chan said he does not feel the Com- this small island She said I was raped With the recognition of the mainland The Taiwanese see themselves in a very strategic location. munists will attack Taiwan because of trying to escape from mainland China came severed relations with Taiwan, a the vast borders with Russia and the The next day she died." Chan said long time ally of the United States. Along with Japan and Okinawa they represent a natural barrier against number of small free countries along Chan said the soldiers built a small "The people (in Taiwan) are angry. It the coast. temple in honor of this girl because she is like a bomb going off," Chan said. mainland China and U.S. territories in the Pacific Ocean. "They will try to beat us economically died for what she believed in. According to Chan, other countries by surrounding us, not letting us trade," The Taiwanese students believe in will no longer trust the U.S. after the •Own saidu 1 •■**> IMf ihasr system oiagovernmenj-and wish way they cut off relations with Taiwan By no longer recognizing Taiwan, ! ! . .The was. goes bsyond. thaw physical feday to shaxe.il with th£people in so quickly. »» * ■ u.sthas "opened a hde for the TOBY to *r battles with gun*.,and economics, ac- mainland ;. ay Since Dee. -A Aie peace talks vefween munists to go through," according to Pi cording to the CbJMse students here. is ft strong,belief thjv have in Egypt and Israel have broken. Chan. Mat** •• . - "It is an idealogical fight," Hwang freedom/They stcU.S. Chjna relations These peace talks were considered to The Taiwanese students do not blame said. as a victory for the Communists but be one of the Carter Administration's the U.S. for what has happened, they These Chinese charactors were orignially done by Chih-Shyan Chan with a "There are two systems fighting: the they said they refuse to be beaten by greatest accomplishments. blame Carter. bamboo brush on rice paper. On the left they read from top to bottom, 'long live free and the Communists We think we their enemies. Russia has refused to sign a SALT "Because of Carter, 1978 is not a good the Republic of China. "On the right is Chan's name. are right." said Ming-Ming Wu, an "If vou told me I had to live in a (stratigic arms limitations talk) year for United States. I don't think 1979 accounting student at the University. Communist system I would kill myself.' agreement since the U.S. announced will be a very good year," Chan said. To Taiwan, the United States Chan said ADMISSION MIDNIGHT MOVIES $1.00 UNIVERSITY FILM SERIES In. Fab. 9 Sal., f.fc 10 Wad., Thura. * Frl. Parti Fab, 7,849 Freebieand •Romeo And 7.30 * 10 the Bean Juliet A. V r> thai ■I mj* Mary rf M KMWM. , iiu—i wirti maufh cowfMjt tar w to urr, tfvrfl bMh Sat. & Sun. OTHEKSnX <£ itown Second St. Richmond fO Feb. 10 & 11 MOUNTAIN'rSM <#> 8 &10 HIMUWII tnhiiH. wu IIIMN Campus Cinemas 1*2' MAIN STREET 616 Eastern By Pass 623-0588 RICHMOND Starts TOMORROW The Family Dog Garland Jett THE MOVIE Restaurant Has that special gift for your "King Of Hearts" EVERYONE IS Bring Your Valentine And Join Us Wed. 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The University Archives has com- Hay feels that the Donovan papers, According to Hay, Linda Eads, a pleted the guide to the papers of Dr. which were completed in December, former University student, did Herman Lee Donovan. Donovan was the 1977. reflected a great deal of the history "original research" on Donovan for a University's fourth president. of the University. term paper. Eads is now a graduate Donovan served as president of the According to Hay, the Donovan student at the University of Cincinnati. University from 1928 to ML In 1941 he papers were organized in a systematic Hay said the paper that Eads wrote resigned and became the president of way. The papers were removed from was now being considered for the University of Kentucky. Governor their original folders and placed in acid- publication in a professional journal. Keen Johnson was responsible for free folders. Then, these folders were According to Hay, this honor came Donovan's appointment at the placed in acid-free boxes since this is because it was the first time the papers -University of Kentucky. the best way to preserve papers. had been used. Hay feels that this is a Charles Hay, University archivist, The papers were arranged in credit to both Eads and the University. said that Donovan was an active alphabetical order according to the Hay said that Eads wrote her paper on president. Building up the faculty was subject The subjects had already been the Donovan years and how Donovan one of his major concerns. arranged by Donovan or his secretary related to the students. Donovan was also engaged in an according to the way the papers had According to Hay, Dr. William Ellis is active building campaign. He was been filed. also using the Donovan papers as a responsible for buildings such as Miller In each folder, the material is resource for a book he is writing. organized in chronological order from Beckham-McCreary dormitories, the the earliest to the latest date. All Donovan's papers while at the Kitzpatrick Building. Old Hanger staples, paper clips or any object that University of Kentucky are in the Ar- Stadium and the Keen Johnson Student chives at the University of Kentucky. Center might damage the papers were The papers are the official and per- removed. Plastic paper clips are used to According to Hay, Donovan's papers, sonal correspondence of Donovan as fasten papers together. both here and at the University of well as his appointment book. All The papers were organized, all folder Kentucky, would be an excellent source together there are 113 boxes of titles weie written on a legal pad and of the history of higher education from Donovan's papers. then typed for the guide. the 1930's through the 19S0's. Donovan was concerned about the The guide is called Inventories and it Hay is also offering the challenge to safety of his papers so he had them describes each group of papers It also someone to write Donovan's biography. taken to the University of Kentucky contains a biographical sketch of Hay said he feels there is plenty of The papers were placed in a vault for Donovan. material for an excellent biography. safe-keeping. During Donovan's administration, the When Dr Robert Martin became University was granted membership in The University Archives are open president, the Donovan papers were the Southern Association of Colleges and Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. returned to the University and kept in Secondary Schools The University also until 4:30 p.m. Hay said that they try to the library. While the papers were in the became a member of the American keep the Archives open through the library. R.A. Edwards, a retired Association of Teachers College lunch hour. Also, special appointments principal of Model High School, sorted will be made if necessary. the papers and put them in order in their Also, during Donovan's ad- Hay said the Archives are controlled original folders. ministration. Model High School was by "enacting temperature and humidity r.dwards. who is still living, has first established as a school for control." associated with the University since laboratory purposes. The depart- Hay said that the Archives also has 1918 His organization of Donovan's ments of art. music, physical education old photographs, films of football and papers helped to create the Archives, and health, biology, chemistry, basketball games and oral history according to Hay. geography and geology, physics, and tapes. Hay commented. "Mr. Edwards laid commerce were recognized during his For any aspect of the University's the foundation for the creation of the term. , history, one should go to the Archives. Archives by carefully preserving the Hay said he feels that the Donovan Copying facilities are available. JOHN PRINE IN CONCERT Monday, Feb. 12, 7:30 Brock Auditorium Tickets On Sale! 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Arm- silkiest, healthiest looking hair among strong found this that to be very in- them. teresting | The Long and Silky Contest, spon- Armstrong recalls the "excitement of sored by the Clairol Company, was open meeting people" as the most remem- to any girl who wished to submit a berable parts of the trip. photograph and become a contestant As a winner of the Long a..d Silky Coed magazine chose Armstrong, a Contest. Armstrong appeared in the brunette, as their top winner, and she January 1978 Issues of two teenage joined five other winners from across magazines - Teen and Coed. the nation as the six overall winners of The articles in both magazines were the Long and Silky Contest centered around the theme of "A Chorus Armstrong, a sophomore nursing Line." They were complete with pic- major from Louisville, entered the tures and introductions of each of the six contest upon the request of a friend, who winners. brought her a clipping of the details of Armstrong was quoted in Coed as the contest. saving. "I like being different and long Upon winning Armstrong was. hair is different It's the first thing awarded a $500 scholarship, to.be used people notice about me." at the college of her choice. She was also Although Armstrong enjoys having flown to New York, all expenses paid, long hair she explained that keeping it for five days of unforgettable fun. out of the way when she's swimming "They treated us like queens," said and working is sometimes a problem, Armstrong. not to mention static electricity. While in New York, the contestant "II lakes me at least 15 minutes to put winners dined at the best restaurants, (PtlolO by JAMES KELCEV) it up in the morning before I go to the disco'd at the "New York New York" hospital. I can't imagine it short." said The agony and the ecstasy disco, attended a Broadway play and Armstrong. appeared on the Midday New York She explained that if she ever cut her During this season, emotions went from extreme excitement as shown by the fan in Show. hair it would probably be very short, the above picture to just as extreme disappointment as displayed By cheerleader Among the most famous restaurants \nd that wouldn't be until she was at Kara Pettibone after Eastern lost Monday night to Western by just one point. of which they dined were Tavern on the least 30. Although. Armstrong did admit (Photo by SCOTT ADAMS) Green < located in the middle of Central that she would probably be too Park). Maxwells. Trater-Vic's and a "chicken" to cut it. restaurant at the top of the International "I couldn't imagine myself with short Trade Center. hair It's a big part of me." said Arm- Anna Harris is back - after 37 years While in New York they stayed at the strong At Lee's she was required to attend After a difficult time last semester Plaza Hotel Rv MAMMTA SIIKI.in u\ 1 the time she stopped teaching and her Harris says. "1 realize...you learn by Staff Writer pntrance al the University she held a devotions each morning and church part time job at the post office in her services each Sunday. Despite her rigid experience" and is spending more time Special Programs hometown of West Prestonburg in Floyd religious upbringing and her still close studying this semester. Thirty-seven years ago Anna Harris Harris states that "If my certificate graduated from college with a degree in County, kept house and did a lot of ties with the Methodist church at home she commented on the freedom of the could be renewed I would get a school expands offerings elementary education. Now she is back nothing with her life she said. and teach" but in reply to inquiries as to on a college campus, not as a professor She finds numerous differences University. "This is OK with me." She limitations on some of the specific went on to explain that she felt all her plans after she receive her The Division of Special Programs is or counselor as one might expect, but as between the University and the other psychology degree she says "To tell the offering the largest number of non- courses. a senior psychology major colleges she has attended-L^e's and college students were old enough to credit, special interest courses ever A complete listing of the courses may Morehead. most of which are rooted in make their own decisions about truth. I don't know." Harris has hardly traveled the road In a final word about the difference in before offered this semester. be obtained from the Division of Special trod by most of the elementary the time difference. lifestyles. Program:., this listing includes a When asked about the difference in age she explained. "Being around young Designed around an informal and non- education majors of her generation The University and colleges in competitive atmosphere, the courses registration form and the cost list of general are much larger now than the age between herself and the average people makes you more energetic" After teaching primarily at boarding which certainly must be true range in subject from scuba diving to each individual course. schools until the mid-50s she was unable schools Harris attended in her youth college student Harris said, "I don't pay For more information concerning the any attention to " The difference in Harris seems to like the University beginning ballet for children. to locate a suitable iob and un- The other major difference in the No prior college experience is courses call 822-1444. ■ The Division fortunately let her teacMaf certificate ' schools saamata be the religious em- age between herself and some of her very *jn uch despite some obvious the right to cancel a course due professors is not a problem as she ex-, probleYns^ As she says, "Everybody necessary and there are no entrance -' expire. phasla-at- L*e's during Harris' years exams, although there are jyjgr it enrollment. . 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Rankin sent During his 10 years as track coach, He is also a member of Phi Epsilon Darling a letter with an offer for an the track team was undefeated for three Kappa (Physical Education Honorary): Whether the topic be track, football. athletic scholarship. seasons and won the O V C Cham- UK Alumni Association; Life member, basketball or techniques of teaching He played on the University's only pionship. Indiana University Alumni Association; physical education. Dr. Fred Darling is undefeated, untied football team and Darling credits the academic Masonic Lodge and Arlington a strong believer in both physical fitness was named an all-american athlete his background he received here as ex- Association. and education in general. senior year cellent. He stated that it played a vital When asked what he believed was his "After 31 years at Eastern. I'm in one Fate even saw to it that he met his role and served him well while pursuing most prestigous award, he said "One of of my more productive years." said wife through participating in athletics his five graduate degrees from three America's Twelve Outstanding Darling, professor of physical education as she was a majorette for the college universities. Physical Fitness I.caders Award." was and co-chairman of the department of band when he met her -""'' He was awarded a Master of Arts the best to him. physical education. In 1942 he left school and served four from Eastern and Master of Arts in This award was presented in the For example, this year he has been years in the armed forces He returned Education from the University of Cabinet Room of the White House by involved in work on the executive lo (eastern as line coach in football and Kentucky. At Indiana University he President Lyndon B Johnson committee of the Governor's Council for graduate assistant in 1946. received Director of Recreation, Darling has also received the Physical Fitness and Sports, in research He completed his degrees over the Director of Physical Education and "Governor's Award of Merit" for his for development of a state-wide network next 12 years while serving as Associate Doctor of Recreation degrees. education and physical fitness con- of consultants for the governor's Council Professor in Health. Physical Darling is a life member of the alumni tributions to Kentucky by Governor Ned for Physical Fitness and Sports and he Kducation. and Recreation: line coach association and is a member of the Rreathitt has served as Business Manager of. the in football. Assistant Dean of Men; Century Club. (Meditation Chapel). He Eastern Kentucky University has Kentucky Journal for Health. Physical track coach and Intramural Director. also is a charter member of the Colonel awarded him two very prominent Education, and Recreation. Since 1959 he has been a professor, Club. honors, the Centennial Athletic Award major advisor of undergraduate and He enjoys advising and helping and the Hall of Distinguished Alumni Darling is a native of Glouster. a coal graduate students, coordinator on students and said that he feels it is Award mining town in southeastern Ohio. men's physical education, chairman of important to have a open, direct and Recently, he was appointed to "I owe a lot to athletics." he said. men's and co-chairperson of the com- cooperative communication between Governor Carroll's Fitness and Sports During high school, he participated in bined physical education department. students and faculty members. Council. His assignment on the council track and was an All-Conference athlete Since returning in 1946. he has Darling is a member of several is lo conduct research leading to in football and basketball then by sheer coached football for 16 years and professional organizations including the development of a state wide network of luck, his high school coach met football coached track for 10 years. He was line Central Kentucky. Kentucky and consultants for the council's future Coach Rome Rankin who was coaching roach in 1954. when the team went to the National Education Association and programs. Notetaking techniques spell success An important factor in getting good their lecture This, of course, is a Rood It is best to write on the right-hand ended In this way you'll be able to grades in college is your ability to take reason for being punctual pages only. You can then make your correct, clarify or fill-in where clear, well-organized class notes. Outlines, diagrams or lists that in- own study, review or textbook notes on necessary This review time will also be Listening carefully to the instructor's structors write on (he board are usually the left-hand pages. - critical in helping you remember the lecture and writing down the important important. It is a good idea to record Jot down questions as they occur to class material points is the key to successful these in your notebook, unless you know you in class and hold them for the ap- One style of notetaking. developed at notetaking. The process of listening and that the same material is already propriate moment. They might be Cornell University, has been very writing at the same time will also help covered in your textbook. answered or become unimportant In a helpful lo students On every right-hand (Ptioto By icU l I ADAMS) you understand. A few basic techniques Indenting and spacing will help make few minutes. But if not, you'll want to page, draw a vertical line from top to Sign of the time can help. your notes more readable. Start a new have them answered either in class or bottom. 2' ■ inches in from the left side The purpose of class notes is to record line nut lo the left for an important later In class use the large 6 inch column on the instructor's lesson in a manner, that heading Indent subheads under this and Be alert to the instructor's tone, the right for recording the lecture A record number of basketball fans turned out for the big game against Western will allow you to review and understand so on. emphasis or questions. These may be material. After class and during study Monday night hoping to see Eastern defeat the Hilltoppers. But like other Colonel the material afterwards. Your ob- Start a new page for each class, with clues to things that will appear on an times, use the smaller left-hand column fans. Chester Warder, age 9 from Richmond, watched in dismay as his team lost jective, therefore, is to outline the main the dale and topic heading the page exam For example, if Professor Smith for making your own review notes. and supporting ideas and facts so that When a new major topic or division is says. "Five important reasons for the Completing textbook or reading they are clear and understandable introduced, begin another new page, so treaty were...." or "Remember assignments before each class will help Write rapidly in your own form of that you will have enough room to now " you can be sure those are minimize notetaking in class. You will Campus briefs: shorthand. Don't try to take down record the appropriate material under things lo be recorded. know whether the material under everything - keep to the main points. it. Class lectures and textbook assign- discussion is in the text or not You will Develop your own style of abbreviating A lined •■■ x 11" notebook is recom- ments do not always parallel each other already have underlined the important Teacher Valentine and condensing the important data. mended On the front cover you can Your class notes will reflect the in- ideas in the book, so you won't have to Some people leave out vowels, for in- paste your work schedule, as well as structor's approach to the topic, but you duplicate these points when the in evaluations Dance stance, or use only the first syllable, and . your name, address and phone number might find it helpful to make additional ' sirucior makes them Instead of taking omit articles and obvious verbs. in case you ever misplace it You can notes, from your textbook on the left- down these same facts write "refer to Students completing teacher cer- Common abbreviations and symbols keep all your class notes, and the in- hand page across from your class notes. lexbook chapter " tification programs this semester A Valentine Disco Dance will be held found in most dictionaries can often be structor's handouts, in this one book by Design your notetaking system so that next Wednesday. Feb. 14 in the Keen Typing or rewriting notes is normally should submit applications now to the of great help tabbing sections for each course. You you have sufficient room to record the a waste of time, if they are legible. Office of Teacher Admission, Cer- Johnson Ballroom and will feature Instructors' teaching methods will can also add or delete notes or fresh instructor's material, your reading Mark Cole and his sound system. accurate and complete it is much more tification and Evaluation in Room 423 of differ. You'll have to be alert to each paper as you need to. Most students, by notes AND your review notes on one Sponsored by the residence halls and productive to spend your time reviewing the Combs Classroom Building. Ap- one's style and organization. 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February 8. 1979 Some 'slick' tips for snow driving RyGINNY EAGER Civic or a Cadillac) strong men to give animals dashing across the highway? pavement is extremely icy aim for a Features Editor you a push. If the area is devoid of Hopefully by now you have enough parking space that has an empty space strong men try putting rugs beneath sense to slow down in advance for traffic on either side of it. In case you do slide With the onset of last winter's snow, the back tires to get traction. signals such as stop signs and redlights. around, there won't be any cars to stop this driver went into hysterics, parked Rut for unexpected objects in the road against. her car and made her husband drive her Once you've got the vechicle going there are many different ways of ap- There are other problems that you the 20 miles to school everyday from things become a little easier. My first proaching this problem. will encounter while driving through the January to March. bit of sage advice at this stage was, If it is an animal and you are adverse snow. One is snow drifts Although not But this winter I resolved to do better. "Just go slow and steady, don't give a to running it over in cold blood, try to as hazardous as ice. snow drifts can I learned to drive on snow and ice and lot of gas or don't brake very hard." slow down until it runs off the road. If delay you just as long as icy streches of now I feel that all great cowards should But the advisor neglected to mention you are still headed for a collision, go off road. benefit from my experience. what to do if you got behind someone the road. For example if you drive a foreign I had some excellent teachers; all my slower and steadier than you. you can't CAUTION: Make sure that you are sports car that you can lift with one arm friends and relatives who thought they cram :«n the brakes to slow down and not steering off a cliff, into someone's and you drive into a five foot snow drift, I all knew how to drive better than I did. you can't give a lot of gas to pass. The front door of their house or onto a vou have a slight problem. My first lesson came when I backed wisest thing to do in this situation is to sidewalk filled with pedestrians. The best way to get out is to dig your my Volkswagen out of the driveway and take your foot off the gas, down shift Next on the agenda is learning how to way out. that is if you can get out of the then tried to go forward, on solid ice. i when possible) shut your eyes and pray stop your car when you reach your car. The backing up part was easy, but then that you don't hit the guy in front of you. destination. There are different ways of Another problem is the fact that snow my car decided just to sit there and But if you panic (which frequently approaching this and one way is to can be deceiving. It can fill up deep exercise its back wheeb-in place. happens with beginning snow drivers simply turn off the engine and coast to a ditches until they look like a nice level I took advice,"Don't spin your like myself) and cram on your brakes stop place to stop and it can fill pot holes until wheels." I didn't spin my wheels I didn't you must prepare for what will happen. Now in a Volkswagen, this technique the look like they're not even there. go anywhere "straighten out your After the initial cram of the brakes the works very well. But you must be a If you run into a pot hole and arc wheels." I straightened my wheels and car will go into a wild and crazy spin. careful judge of how much distance traveling at any speed you run the risk began lo ease forward when my car The first gat reaction is to jerk the vour car will travel after the engine is of puncturing a tire or even bending a quit. steeringwheel out of the skid. This is the off. wheel. If you are following someone, "Don't give it so much gas." I didn't worst thing you could do. The important then you're lucky, when he hits the hole give it much gas. the car eased forward thing to remember is to steer INTO the If you drive an automobile with power and you can dodge it However, if there and died skid, this automatically straightens out brakes and steering. I wouldn't rec- isn't anyone in front of you then you "Are you sure you're doing all the the car. commend this method as both the must travel with caution. right things?" came the wise voice of If you are a lucky person, all this steering and brakes cease to function If you ever run off the road and find my teacher. I didn't spin my wheels. I sliding around will have slowed you when the engine isn't running. out that the smooth snow is hiding a straightened out my wheels, and 1 gave down enough so that you don't hit the If you do not feel safe turning off your large ditch and your car is now tilting at it just a little gas The car quit again. car in front of you. engine, try gradually slowing down a 90 degree angle, then you've been "Do you have the emergency brake But if you don't cram on your brakes while gently pumping your brakes. This deceived by the snow. on?" thundered the voice. Meekly I but do the opposite and push the ac- usually works well enough to stop The most realistic piece of advice to reached down and released the celerator to the floor, the car will exactly where you want to. follow now is to call a wrecker and hope that your car isn't damaged. emergency brake away I went. r>ossibly go Into a spin just as if you had Of course you could just cram on your First thing to remember: make sure braked brakes and slide to a slop. This method Well. I've passed on all the advice that (Photo by SCOTT ADAMS) your emergency brake is off then don't In this case use the above advice for does eventually stop the car but oc- you should need to attempt snow spin your wheels, straighten them up brake spins and don't panic. casionally another car or perhaps a tree < driving. If you follow all these directions Heart hunting and give the car just a little gas. So far. so good. 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Steve Dowd John Raid Richmond, Ky. 40475 623-3499 623-7704 ^623^684 Phil Parry 6237703 Every Thursday °4*8369 . » •• :r P»t» 10/Vol. SI I No. It Tht Ellltrn Pro,f«M SportsThund»y. February S. 1179 Colonels topped by Western after 'nightmarish' display of shooting By KEN TINGI.EY enough as "Turk" shot a cold 13-30 from night and guard Jones S|H)rts Editor the field Kenny Elliott and Dave They rebounded from an early 26-18 Jones and Tillman combined for 64 Boot check also were in double figures deficit by scoring the last ten points of points as both men outscored the rest of Maybe its destiny That's all that scoring 14 and 13 points respectively. the first half to go into the lockerroom his teammates combined. Tillman had Colonel fans can salvage from Monday Besides missing shots, the Colonels with a five point lead his season high 38 while Jones also had a night's 78-77 loss to Western that ended biggest enemy was the referee as The Toppers even managed to pull out season high 26. i he Colonels 14 game winning streak at Eastern fouled out three men while to a 14 point lead in the second half but The game itself was a battle that home. It was the second loss this year to playing three others with four fouls the Colonels weren't dead yet They made sure the Colonels weren't looking Western and it dropped the Colonels into apiece in the closely called game. made their move and the capacity by Middle toward the Western game. a tie with Tennessee Tech for the OVC Western had their problems with fouls Coliseum crowd went wild. The score was tied 14 times in the first lead with a 6-2 record. too. but managed to keep anyone from The crafty Colonels put their 2-2-1 half and Middle left the court with a four Last year the reverse was true, the fouling out. press to work and managed to outscore point lead. Colonels twice defeated the Toppers but One reason for the poor shooting for the now shaky Toppers 21-8 over the Once again the Colonels were forced while the Colonels sat home Western the Colonels was the dismal shooting next seven minutes and took the lead into a comeback role. Down by five they went to the NCAA's and won their first efforts of hackcourl duo Bruce Jones with seven minutes left in the game went on a 21-9 scoring spurt that left the round game against Syracuse Destiny and Elliott. Together they shot a Byhre's club built a four point lead at Raiders dizzy and down by seven. perhaps? horrendous 5-26 from the field. the 4:36 mark but Eastern was destined The Raiders closed to within one with For the Colonels Monday night, it was When Colonel Coach Ed Byhre was to score only two more points. 59 seconds left bul Jones put in four simply a matter of not putting the ball in asked to comment on the "nightmarish" At 3:02 Elliott dropped in two free straight free throws followed by two the basket. Eastern shot the ball 78 performance of the duo all he could say throws to give the Colonels a one point from Tillman to ice the game. limes. 36 more times than Western, but was "I guess that's pretty close to a lead but Greg Jackson. Western's high The Western game marked the last only 28 managed to drop through for a nightmare." man. tied the game with a free throw home OVC contest for the Colonels this frigid 35.9 shooting percentage. The game was an up and down battle and after an Elliott foul Mike Reese year. They will now take to the road James Tillman led the offense for for both teams but the Toppers had it pushed one of two through the net to give against Austin Peay and Murray State Eastern with 32 points but it wasn't easier shooting 61.9 percent for the Eastern one last chance to win with 13 this weekend in hopes of maintaining seconds left their league lead but Byhre is cautious. 13 proved to be an unlucky number for •'It's going to be tough." said Byhre. Tillman as his shot with five seconds left "This was our last home OVC game. We Bonk sets went off the iron and no one managed to have four tough OVC games on the road control the rebound until there were now Now we're really going to have to goose eggs across the board. dig in and fight and scratch but I don't record at Indiana Relays A dejected Byhre commented. "We think there will be any difficulty in Rv FRANK RUSH quality athletes." added Hinsdale. made some mistakes late in the game getting the team up." SUif Writer But that is the future. This pasi but we had some open shots where we COLONEL CORNER: weekend Eastern competed with some could have built a lead but we missed." Tillman has scored 70 points in the Watch out OVC. here comes the lough competition in (he Indiana The Colonels missed 58 times Relays. There were 28 teams from the last two games and is on a pace that Eastern track team. The tracksters are WESTERN KENTUCKY (78) should have him break the all-time ready for whatever the other teams can OVC. SEC and Big Ten in Bloomington Jackson 8 7-12 23. Prince 4 0-0 8, Wray Eastern scoring record for one season. put out. especially Western. for the meet. Doug Bonk turned in an outstanding 4 8-9 16. Trumbo 1 5-8 7. Reese 5 4-5 14. " Eastern will once again be on the The lime is close for the OVC Indoor Burba eh 0 0-10. McCormick 1 2-2 4. Championships which will be held Feb. performance when he broke the school "OVC Game of the Week" this Saturday Washington 3 0-0 6. Thomas 0 0-0 0 16-17 at Middle Tennessee record in the three mile run with a time when they play Austin Peay in of 14:06.3. Ed Strobach and Bill Morgan EASTERN KENTUCKY (77) Clarksville. Tenn Game time is 1:30 Eastern is practicing hard and long Merchant 4 0-1 8. Tillman 13 6-9 32. for this event and has a good chance of also turned in Tine performances in the p.m And will be televised locally over distance events. Dale Jenkins 0 0-0 0. Elliott 3 8-8 14, Channel 27, winning the Championship. Some Jones 2 2-2 6. Bootcheck 4 5-9 13. Tierney reasons for this are outstanding seniors, EASTERN KENTUCKY (84) Chris Goodwin also excelled in the 20-0 4. Dave Jenkins 0 0-0 0. Williams 0 0- Elliott 3 0-0 6. Jones 11 4-4 26. Dale Doug Bonk. Sam Pigg. Van Foster and jumping events. Jerry Parrish and Chris Goodwin. Eastern will rely 0 0. Jenkins 10-02. Merchant 10-0 2, Tillman Bernard McPhaul. two freshmen Halftime - Western 42. Eastern 37 1410-13 38. Bootcheck 3 2-2 8. Tierney 10- heavily on these four to lead the team in sprinters, were also commended for Fouled out Merchant. Dale Jenkins. the tournament. 0 2. According to assistant track coach their efforts. Tierney Total fouls - Eastern 30, MIDDLE TENNESSEE (89) Grover Hinsdale. winning the coveted Speaking of freshmen Eastern has Western 28 ATT 7,400 est Armstrong 5 0-0 10. Denen 0M0, The Middle Tennessee game was Harris 5 2-5 12. Coleman 9 4-5 22, Joyner OVC crown will not be an easy task only four seniors on their team this year (Photo by SCOTT AOAMSI "The teams in the OVC are awesome and they had an excellent recruiting somewhat of a different story on Bl-l 17. Frost 20-0 4, Riley66-618 "This one's for you mom." is what Vic Merchant seems to be saying as he This year it will be real tough." said year which promises some great track Saturday night. It also had somewhat of Halftime - Middle 47. Eastern 43 makes sure this slam counts. The bucket pulled Eastern to within one of Hinsdale. teams in the future. a different ending as Eastern defeated Fouled out - None Total fouls - Middle "Western will once again be the team The thinclads go back into action this (he Raiders 84-83. The game featured a 18. Eastern 15. Technical Foul - Jimmy Western during Eastern's comeback but after the Colonels had gained the lead lo beat this year with their depth and weekend in the Mason-Dixon games. scoring barrage from forward, Tillman Earle. ATT. 6.100 est Western came back and won in the closing seconds This DIAL /^ SEND U VING Valentine's Day NEED A COLLEGE BREAK?S5v If you do. then you should check into what the VALENTINES. Tel Someone You United States Ak Force has to offer. 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Tennessee Tech worthwhile and interesting quotes basketball is a matter of life and lence when the S-ll guard for the Morehead. 95-86 in overtime and to has to be in the driver's seat for the Eastern Kentucky University is the Western 80-62. all on the Coliseum floor. from his subject. death. I feel it's much more Houston Rockets said to NBA place and Alumni Coliseum is the site While they have also dropped tournament crown right now. "They In the world of sports this can important than that." commissioner Larry O'Brien, "If for the first ever OVC tournament for decisions on the road to. Western 90-66; haven't lost yet." said Duncan. "They sometimes be the most interesting Candidncss has always been a rare somebody doesn't stop it, a guy's women to be held this weekend with Morehead. 115-77; and to their opening have to be the favorite, but Morehead part of a story. Especially with some quality in sport but it has made for gonna get seriously killed." three first round games beginning today round opponent. Middle Tennessee. 75- will be very tough. But anything can of the characters that are in the some outstanding quotes. Basket- Athletes even have a way of and continuing thru Saturday with the. 61 in Murfreesboro. happen We're hoping we can knock off Championship game. The Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles someone." world of sports today. A good quote ball coach, Abe Lenons: "The humoursfy expressing some of their This evening's opening round games personal problems off the court. will be looking for their second straight "When we played Middle down from a player, coach or manager reason I don't have a curfew is include Murray State (9-9) vs. Western OVC title. tasl year. Tech won the there." said Duncan, "we were down 20 can add an interesting perspective to because it's always your star who Tennis star, lllic Nastase: "I didn't Kentucky 110-9) at 4:00 p.m.; Morehead crown on the basis of the regular season points at halftime and we cut 'he lead to any story and possibly add a bit of gets caught." report the loss of my American (15-3) vs. Austin Peay (3-11) at 6:15 schedule. This year, however, the five before losing the game -t the free humor that just might make Speaking of candidness, Mrs. Express card because whoever stole p.m.; and Eastern Kentucky (3-16) vs. champion will be decided through the throw line We've made a number of someone's day. Woody Hayes may have taken her it is spending less than my wife." Middle Tennessee (7-10) at 8:00 p.m. tournament, so even teams that have changes since then and I think that we The number one seed Tennessee Tech had poor showings so far such as are better prepared at this part of the And the serious, "I had my bad 113-6) received an opening round bye days on the field but 1 didn't lake Eastern and Austin Peay will have a season " due to its 6-0 record it posted during shot at winning the conference cham- Although the Lady Colonels chances them home with me. I left them in a games played between December 4th pionship. appear slim at taking home the crown, bar along the way." Bob Lemon and January 29th when all the OVC Eastern Head Coach Shirley Duncan Duncan is optomistic. "This gives the Ken after he had been elected to the teams played each other at least once. favors the tournament. "I like it a lot." girls something to strive for. They know Baseball Hall of Fame. The semi-finals begin on Friday with she said, "it favors the team that is what they have to do. Anyone can beat The bad times of the past and the Tech facing off against the Murray- playing the best ball at the time, they anybody on a given day." present are also captured in quotes. Western victor at 6:15 p.m. and the have a good advantage and momentum Duncan says the advantage of having Ting ley Morehead-Austin Peay winner squaring wiien the state tournament rolls the tournament on their home floor will Lee Trcvino after he had just made a off against the Eastern-Middle victor at around." really help them "Definitely it wif pressure putt to win a tournament, 8:00 pm Finals will be Saturday night Alumni Coliseum was chosen as the help." said Duncan "Especially if the "You call that pressure? Pressure is at 8:30 p.m. with the consolation game site for the OVC Tournament because, crowds come out to see us. It wouldn't Sports Editor playing for $10 when you don't have getting under way at 6:15 p.m according to Duncan. "We had a free hurt if they were a little vocal too. AWe a dime in your pocket." The Lady Colonels compiled only a 1-5 weekend, the men are playing away and really like that. We're hoping we can My current favorite is on New OVC mark, defeating Austin Peay 78-64 I hey needed a site to play at. So we give them something to cheer about." Tug McGraw. the ace relief life into her own hands when she York's current football drought. It pitcher of the Philadelphia Phillies, was asked if it bothered her that so is by sportscastcr, Dick Schaap and has to be one of the kings of many people called her husband an goes like this, "For the New York Kenny Elliott: quotability. Ever since McGraw's SOB and answered, "Not at all. He Giants the worst time of year is the "Va gotta believe" slogan became is." football season." the rallying cry of New York's Met Then there are the egos of the And if you're ever down "sports ambasador'to God, kids fans in 1973, writers have flocked to sports world. Darrold Knowlcs, a remember there's a good side to him for his insight and perspective. relief pitcher and one-time team- Kv BRIAN 111. Mil "Sports Ambassadors." According to mentioned that he was impressed by everything. Ask Digger Phelps, Byhre's concern for the players as For instance: McGraw was once mate of Reggie Jackson, comment- Staff Writer Elliott, the primary goal of the trip was "My father is an undertaker and I lo attract the youths' attention with human beings. asked if he preferred astro turf to ed, "There isn't enough mustard in worked for him part-time. There Eastern guard Kenny Elliott was sports clinics and in the process, remind "The one thing about coach Byhre is grass but his answer had nothing to this whole world to cover Reggie were advantages. While I was going holding a record album in his hands them of the importance of God in their that he cares about you as a person, not do with playing surfaces. "I don't Jackson." with my wife, I sent her flowers instead of a basketball. And he wasn't lives just a basketball player." Elliott stated. know. I've never smoked astro And more recently: Lloyd Free, putting up any defense, as he normally When asked if he has been more ever) day." does on the court for the Colonels. "It really thrilled me," Elliott said in impressed by Elliott's character more turf," was the immortal reply. commenting on his 27.6 scoring Quotability. It may not make the a recent interview, "to have some of the And on the subject of his wife: "I average for the Philadelphia 76ers For a brief moment, as the lyrics of kids come up to me after the clinics with than others. Byhre responded, "You're headlines of the paper or even make (Jeorge Benson's "The Greatest Love of asking me IO compare one player with met mv wife in an east side bar. We basketball team, "Nobody can one of our brochures and say, "Please another and that's something I won't do. the first paragraph of the story but All" filled his dorm room, he seemed read this to me." had a lot in common. We were both guard me. I tried to guard myself after the morning paper hasl been vulnerable ... "I believe that children But it is very important to me what my once but I couldn't do it. I'm But thrills are nothing new to Elliott, i from California and we were both read and people head off to work are our future - Teach them where and the basketball player. During his high players do off the court. And Kenny has I drunk." Quotability. unstoppable." and start to talk sports you might let them lead the way - Show them all done some things which reflect very the beauty they possess inside - Give school career at Lexington Henry Clay, positvely on our program." Although great quotes such as Even the legendary Babe Ruth just hear one worker say to another, he starred with former University of these arc rare, when they do occur proved he had an ego as big as his them a sense of pride - To make it Truly "Did you hear what Tug McCiraw easier...." Kentucky forward James Lee. And both In effect. Elliott appears to be |hcy can sometimes provide an home run swing when he comment- said?" and they'll both laugh. played in enough prep all-star games to As he softly sang along with the fill a bushel basket. basketball's answer to Roger Staubach. it-depth analysis into the type of ed, "Do I deserve to make more Quotability makes sports a bit more melody coming from the console stereo, often considered the most saintly terson someone is a lot easier than money than President Hoover? Why tun. it was obvious that he knew the song by "James is like a big brother to me. athlete in sports. Colonel teammates interview. not? I had a better year than he DIAMOND DUST: heart • We're really close. I don't get to see him have picked up on Elliott's straight-guy Take this one about TonTt-f ndry. did." ' Eastern has once again "betjr It was even more obvious t ha(the f irst very much now, but we're still close," image, tagging him "Rev. Ike." I he head football coach of the Bi/arrc doublctalk has also been a few lines of the song probably lell more he remarked, addfng Inaf Lee" attentWd ' " What happens afteF his last Rime for selected for the "OVC Game of the about Elliott than a million box scores. the Eastern Urbana game on January Eastern at the end of the season'' [Dallas Cow boys, by Tom Mcrcdich. great way for some athletes to Week." This time Eastern will take Because, off the court, Elliott's assists 22 in Richmond. "Of course, most guys' dream is to I "Tom Landry is such a perfection- express themselves. Casey Stengel on Austin Pcay at Clarksville, Tenn. come in the form of helping youngsters The I .ex i n nt <>n native came to Eastern play professional basketball," he ist, if he was married to Raquel and more recently Bill Lee have a The game will be aired over Channel and teaching them about God. in 1975 after Colonel head coach Ed commented. "God is the one who has Welch he'd expect her to cook." certain expertise for it but Yogi 27 and will start at 1:30 p.m. E.S.T. That's why the six-foot, 180-pound Byhre. then an assistant under Bob given me the ability to play, so I've just Then there arc the fantastics of Ik11 .i still is tops on my list with his This weekend Eastern will also be senior spent most of last summer in Mulcahy. told the high-school standout put it in his hands." sports where every game is a war quote, "90 percent of this game Africa with several other athletes on a he would have the challenge of helping "Because, actually, it couldn't be in the host of the first women's OVC religious-oriented mission known as rebuild the program at Eastern. Elliott better hands, no matter what happens." with your freedom resting on the (baseball) is half mental." Tournament. CM PORTRAITS STUDIO IN Congratulations LONDON PARIS aaa Free Engagement Fat ** BILL HAMMON'S NEWYORK&L.A. 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Staff Writer According to Duncan the problems fourth win in After another week of inconsistancy still remain, inconsistancy, except from problems, the Lady Colonels are ready Coughlin and the shooting percentages for more basketball in the Ohio Valley are still low. five weeks Conference Tournament, which will In the Western game, the Colonel's B\ MONICA KSIFER The Colonels scored 33.50 points on the begin today. shot 30 percent, while Western shot SO Staff Writer parallel bars while taking the top four The team holds a record of 3-16. In this percent. places. The women also took the top week's action, the Colonels were beat by Several new records were set as the three places on the balance beam and the University of Louisville 76-68 and On the positive side, Duncan said, "In women's gymnastics team racked up floor exercises Western Kentucky University 8042. the last three weeks, Lorretta Coughlin Iheir tourth win in five weeks as they Outstanding performances were In the game against U. of L., Lorretta has played well, we hope she'll continue defeated Indiana University and Ap- turned in by Kathy Goode and Cheryl Coughlin scored a career high with 28 doing well It's encouraging to see palachian State Saturday in the Weaver, Rehne. who had 9.1 and 9.95 respectively points. Freshman. Jackie Green came people like Green and Duggan, coming (iym on the beam. up with II rebounds off the bench and Riving us help." In the all-around competition. Behne "Lorretta had an outstanding The Colonel's are hosting the OVC Kastern scored 135.20 points, which and Goode tied for top honors with 33.90 defensive game against Western. She Tournament today thru Saturday. broke the old mark o( 132.05 points that points, which is a new season high. held their high scorer to seven points," was set earlier this year. Indiana had Khonda Wilkerson was close behind in said Coach Shirley Duncan. "Anything can happen in a tour- 125 60 points, followed by Appalachian third place with 33.55 points. Coughlin had 14 points in the Western nament game, a team like JSastern, has with 12090 points The team travels to Oxford. Ohio on game. Sandra Mukes added 11 and a chance to come out and win. We have The first event was vaulting and Saturday where they will meet Miami Green had a career high of 10. the potential to win," Duncan said. Eastern did not place anyone in the top tiniversity and St Joseph of Indiana. "Chancellor Dugan had her first real There will be an admission charge for lour Hut after that, the women gained •Everyone's back at full force," chance off tiie bench and she played the tournament games. momentum and placed in every other commented Chrietzberg "We're event, according to Head Coach Agnes working on some new moves and we'll Chrietzberg. be trying them out on Saturday." A mother's view Editor's Note: The following is a letter from Bobby Payne's mother. Ms Betty Graham. with her views and questions aa to what happened to hat eon. In heu of recant events the Progress feels it is important that thla letter be pubtiehed with Ms. Greham'a view* despite being biased. Men fall To the) editor: I would like for someone to |uat anewet a few vary important questions 1. My son started playing football at Ear em Kentucky University In 1974 and played very again despite records hard and weM under e great deal of pressure from the college faculty, security and a vary bad marriage, but he completed the first football season, and aa always completing before the match, but still ended up summer school. Bv ROB DOLLAR 2. Next season, he played football with hie thigh taped, arms and shoulder injured but ha StaH Writer turning in his finest performance of the waa permitted to play and ha started With the wonderful hejtp of Coach Meurmk and wrfe. It came down to the wire before season, inciuamg a respectable score on Bobby, finished his second year Eastern's gymnasts bowed to a the pommel horse, the one event the In summer school of the asm* year, my eon got aick. So sick, that my sister end I drove powerful Indiana University team team had difficulty with, according to from Cincinnati to Eastern to bring Bobby back to General Hospital to be treated. the coach Determined to play football again my eon hung in there, not resitting that aa" Coach Kldd falling to the visitors by a score of 197.0 wanted end waa interested In was a "Winning Team." at any risk to 179.4 last Saturday in Weaver He added that he was delighted at the 3. In his third year kite always, football season was over, end Bobby's grades kept teNng. Gvmnasium. way the season was going, but that he Although not reelly being eble to heel horn one injury to the next. With the constant burden Coach Jerry Calkin stated that the was "looking for a fine meet between Fly like an eagle is what Eastern's Cheryl Behne seems to be thinking but of many pressures - ha broke the rules -- and, had to ait out over one year of school instead meet had to be the team's best per- now and the end of the season." soaring is probably the one thing that is definitely not on her mind as the fresh- of si« months which waa promised by those whom he trusted so much. I Ed - Payne waa formance this year, since the total team man from Kettering. Ohio performs on the beam The women won once again dismissed from school for being in the company of a member of the opposite sex in a residence had room I. score was within one point of the school The Colonels travel to Atlanta. for the fourth time in five weeks. Behne lied in the all-around competition record and occured without the service There were other boys that wars arrested for drugs, etc . baj deal claimed Coach Kidd Georgia, this Saturday to take on with 33.90 points with Kathy Goode Their next meet will be Saturday in Whan I asked him about them, he said that they were found gutty. Vet, Bobby wss of the Colonels number two man. Dave Georgia Tech and Memphis State Ohio harrassad by policemen and other administration officials Most of sli his advisor Mrs. Smith University in a tri-angular meet. Dionne Smith, who wss supposedly helping him seemed to be incompetent herself Smith was out of the lineup because he The school knew all along of Bobby's academic problem, yet he finished put the season was injured the previous week and was es always, but this time he was sent pecking home. The young lady was able to be re admitted end graduated After paying Ms due*) my son went back to school In August : being rested. The Colonels were paced by the Scoreboard 1978 with all intention of graduating and possibly playing professional footbel David Jenkins 23 28 Now the big day finally came, the football banquet. Al thla brought Mm wee humBetion Swimming 5-13 strong performances of Tony Webber UPCOMING EVENTS Carvin Blocker 1 2 5 1 3 by a coach who felt it necessary to degrade and dishonor my son "We* Bobby this is your i and Guy Watson, who both established Feb. 10 - Southern Illinois • Away Oanny Haney . 45 4 0.8 last year. "We'd be glad to ass you leave aa much aa you'll be glad to leave ' Bobby not Basketball IMen'al new marks in Eastern's record 1 realizing then, he was saying so o long, fool. Feb. 10 Auitin Peay TV Ch 27 - 130 OVC STANDINGS OVC TOURNAMENT Women's Bobby always would pass in summer school to be lajMs to pley In the fan. but books p.m. - Away Conference Overall All gamaa at Alumni Coliseum' seemingly would fall during football season Bobby waa asked not to return to school Webber established a new Colonel Feb. 12 - Murray Stale • 8:30 p.m. - Away WL WL Today -- 4 p.m. Murray va. Western. 0:15 during the Christmas break, but no official letter saying such was msited to Mm. I personety EASTERN KENTUCKY I record in the all-around score with a 62 136 p.m. Morehead vs Austin Peay; 8:30 p.m. called President J.C. Powell, who nsvsr returned my cell, and Dsen ASsn who premised he Tennessee Tech Bask.lb.ll I Women's! 62 9 10 Middle va. Eastern. would return my call within two weeks, but Mars it Is Jan. 2B. 1979. and not one word. H . 47.85 mark, while Watson tied his own Western Kentucky Feb 8-10 ■ OVC Tournament ■ Alumni 53 146 Feb 9 • 6 15 p.m Tennessee Tech va. 4 Bobby waa having trouble In Ma classes, why wasn't mere something dons Lassie now. record on the parallel bars with a 8.75 44 Coliseum Middle Tennessee 12 8 p.m. winner; 8:30 p.m. 6.15 p.m. wvmnei vs. snd here it rs the end of footbsU season again. Eastern knew what kind of student 35 ; score Fab. 12 - Murray State - Away Morehead State 911 8:30 p.m. winner. academically Bobby waa from the start. Yet. they kept him in school until that football 25 Feb. 10 - 6.15 p.m. - Consolation game: Calkin also praised the performances Feb. 14 - Dayton - Awey Austin Peay 7 1.1 scholarship ran out. Than they kicked Mm straight out the door whtwut even a THANK [ of senior Randy Gall and sophmore Murray Stan te 3 18 8:30 p.m. - Championship game. YOU riots tor that effort he gave pat yen a foots** •- »»v. at Gymnastics ; Wemen'sl %LONEL SCORING Now. they expect our young m an to get a fob. forget those four years aa though ft never j Dave CoJa,"who according to the coach INDOOR TENNIS COURT HOURS Feb. 10 - Miami. St. Jonph - Away FG FT TP AVG hsppsnsd. but for the bed guy there is always someone snd a program to help them But [ also had exceptional meets. IGreg Adems Building! James Tillman 202 98 128 502 264 what does society do in this cass? A respectable young man gave aS he had to a school Calkin stated that Cole had his best Gymnastics IMen'al Bruce Jones 108 41 57 257 13.5 who waa using him. Yae. part waa my son's fault akto. Where doss my son go from here' Mon In - 6 p m.-11:15 p.m. performance ever in the vaulting Feb. 10 - Georgia Tech - Away. Kenny Elliott 88 53*7 225 118 With God's help, has going to give Bobby strength to hold Ma head up high and graduate I Sat. 3un. ■ 12 noon-11:30 p.m. rxft-cise with a 8 95 score, as well as his Vic Merchant 83 22-31 148 82 only wished I waa at the banquet and could have gotten to that Coach Barton. The day wM Players must reserve court times on the dey Indoor Track IMen'al Dave Bootcheck 37 2231 96 80 come, my son wM look back with no hatred in Ma heart, because people like Coach KkM. best all-around score of the year with a they wish to play. Court fees for 75 minutes of Feb. 9-10 - Mason Dixon Games - Away Dale Jenkins 50 18-23 116 6 1 Vohum. etc. aren't human when they misuse others to get ahead. 41.1 mark. Donnie Moore 16 !3-9 37 53 playing time la aa foilowa: Eastern Respectfully submitted, Calkin further stated that Gall Indoor Track (Women's! 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The team of Gray. have been a different story Apparently -MIS i record for the 1000 meter freestyle last Meisenhiemer. Ray House and Crap we weren't ready for it. We were mentally flat." Thuraday night against the University Davis combined for an easy victory in of Georgia but his efforts were in vain as the 400 meter relay Lichty pointed out that swimming two the Bulldogs whipped the Eels 64 49 The Eels faced a tough Kentucky ■ • ■ dual meets in three days is tough on' squad Saturday and it was apparent Gray also came back Saturday af- anyone but he said that he wasn't trying that both teams were tired Kentucky ternoon and won the freestyle event but to make excuses. "We were just swam Georgia the night before but still again the Eels were swamped by the overpowered by both teams. Kentucky had enough steam left to easily defeat University of Kentucky by a score of 75 didn't swim particularly well but it was ■ the Eels The meet was sluggish as 38. good enough." "I knew what I had to do to win. but I times were way off for both teams. didn't expect to go that fast." com Gray and Meisenheimer were the The Eels have a tough meet this mented Gray "I really expected only Eels to win any of the events and all weekend at Southern Illinois against some of the best teams in th country Georgia to put a stronger swimmer in three of those were in the freestyle Lichty stated that he was "tapering'" the meet than they did. Georgia has Gray won both the 1000 meter and the the strenuous practice schedule that the excellent distance swimmers," 500 meter. Eels have been enduring since the Gray's time of 9:38 55 was a new team Coach Dan Lichty stated that he was SW3 beginning of the season ^M record as well as being a pool record. He disappointed with his swimmers and just missed another record in the 500 »» meter freestyle He lost the event by just five tenths of a second. 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February 8. 19 79 Irish is The Colonel' Second semester holds busy By ROBIN PATER Organizations Editor plans for black organizations By ANGELA WILLIAMS plans. Mary Weathers, president of Basketball game, a backgammon Two years ago Jack Frost of Public Staff Writer Delta Sigma Theta, said their tentative tournament, a fashion show, a poetry Information searched for someone with plans included a dance contest, a church writing contest for the Sigma a big mouth and a lot of spirit and came The start of second semester for most service, a night club affair and the Sweethearts and they will end the week up with Irish Rollings to play "The students means winding down after the annual "Mr Esquire Pageant." The with their ball which will carry the Colonel" al Eastern's men's football holidays, but for members of the black brothers of Omega Psi Phi plans are in theme "Misty Blue." and basketball games. organizations on campus, it means the making but president, Tommie The greeks will not be the only ones A junior majoring in physical beginning the rush of preparing for their Robinson, mentioned some activities celebrating this semester. The education. Rollings, who dons a wine- annual weeks. they were preparing for the semester University Ensemble and the Black colored Colonel's jacket and tie and Second semester is the time When all such as an easter egg hunt and a dance Student Union have big plans too. often has his hair painted gray prior to the organizations start to make plans to raise money for the food bank her in The University Ensemble will the games, has become quite a for guest speakers, display rooms, Richmond celebrate Ensemble week April 19 celebrity. And it's no wonder - coming various tournaments and their annual Alpha Kappa Alpha Week will be held through the 22nd. This year's from a family which includes his balls or banquets. April 22nd through the 28th. Karen celebration will include a concert mother, television personality June This year the men of Kappa Alpha Psi Briggs. president of the organization, .featuring the University Ensemble, a Rollings. will start off the series of Greek weeks said no definite plans have been made banquet and a Festival with four choirs Known for her TV talk show that was with Kappa Week, which will be for the week other than they will be two of which will be from out of state. telecast from Lexington for 11 years, February 19 through the 24. The plans crlebrating their chapter week on the February 11th through the 17th will be Rollings' mother enabled her son and for Kappa week are still in the planning 25th of April. Black Student Union Week President. his sisters to meet such celebrities as stages but president of Kappa Alpha The youngest addition of the greek Sharon Botts. said the group's week will Cheryl Tiegs, John Wayne, Robert Psi, Fred Singleton, said they are organizations on campus are the men of consist of a art display, a benefit dance Bedford. Paul Newman, Steve planning two or three tournaments and Phi Beta Sigma, who will be celebrating and a concert by the University En- McQueen. Loretta Lynn, and ap- their annual "Miss Best Dressed Lady Sigma Week April 1st through the 7th semble. proximately SO others, in Rollings' Contest." William Bush, president for Phi Beta So there you have it! All the tentative estimation. Due to various problems in scheduling Sigma said they will start off Sigma plans for all the black organizations Rollings met and spoke with country- Delta Sigma Theta's and Omega Psi Week with a display room in the Powell celebrations. All the organizations western singer Crystal Gayle "before Phi's weeks have no definite dates, Building During the rest of the week sincerely hope you will come and she was famous" and came person-to- however both organizations have big they plan to have a One on One celebrate with them person with Olivia Newton-John. "I had the biggest crush on her." said Rollings, it lasted all of one week, " he laughed. Born in Louisville and raised in Atmosphere that of love Lexington, Rollings was born with the name Rae Parnell Rollings, but he was nick-named "Irish" by his father at the age of three due to his already terrible Christian Fellowship Irish temper. Following his graduation from Lafayette High School in Lexington. Rollings entered into the U.S. Marine Corps for four years he served as a just like 'big family' military policeman and played football Bv NANCY SPENCER most of the members attending church She said they went completely through for one year. Staff Writer together. the Book of John Topics discussed Now Rollings keeps up with his school (PT.OIO by JAMES KELLEV) Tapp feels that the atmosphere of the depends on the interest of the members. work, his 30-hour a week job at Pizza Members of the Christian Student CSF is that of love. Tapp commented The fellowship is sponsored by Big Hut. where he is training to be assistant Irish Rollings, the EKU Colonel mascot entertains spectators at last week's Fellowship get to "escape from cam- that within the fellowship there is "a lot Hill Avenue Christian Church where .loe manager, and his position as captain basketball game-doing what he likes best pus" once a week when they hold their of love because everyone knows each Whilaker is their campus minister and setter of EKU's volleyball club. A meetings. The CSF does not have a other so well." Whitaker is also an assistant minister at three-year member of the club, Rollings place on campus, therefore they meet in ()ne of their future plans is to sponsor the church is known by his teammates as the "Irish the homes of families from the a "love-feast" on Valentine's Day. Meetings are held every Wednesday Setter." "I guess kids are my favorite people And although he really doesn't have one congregation of a local church. Past activities include a Thanksgiving night at 7 and usually last about two During the summer months. Rollines because they're so darn unpredictable," particular philosophy on life. Rollings banquet, going Christmas carolling, and hours is kept equally as active in athletics commented Rollings. "I love being with believes "in being myself and spreading According to Eleanor Tapp. secretary of the Fellowship when they meet in the holding one of their meetings in a According to Tapp. the purpose of the while working for Richmond Parks and people in general." he added. myself to as many people as I can." nursing home CSF is "to lead others to Christ and to Recreation Department. It's apparent that he likes people as home of a family, members feel like Though he claims he has no free time, they are going "back to a home The group is currently discussing strengthen those who already are "Last summer I worked maintenance they like him. Being the Colonel allows what the Bible says about marriage. Christians " from 7 a.m. until4:30p.m. Then I had to Rollings to meet many people. ocassionally Rollings manages to spend situation " some time in his off-campus apartment Aspects of marriage being discussed Although most of the members attend be at the diamonds from 5 p.m until "Everybody recognizes you." said are children, finances, intermarriages the Christian Church. Tapp said that midnight." Rollings recalled. he calls "ihe cave" where he enjoys Tapp said that the members in the Rollings. "I just have a good time being reading and music of all kinds. group can be depended on to help each and Biblical qualities that should be anyone of different faiths and A certified official of five sports, sought in a mate. denominations are welcome. "We don't Rollings was in charge of men's softball out there." "If you can't find me and if I'm not other. "We're just like a big family." Faith is the most important thing to working. I'll be at Ma Kelly's at 11:30 she said. Because of this. Tapp feels that Tapp said that last semester the stress 4ne Christian doctrine jolt the leagues and umpired as well as um- group discussed the books of the Bible. Ribte." Tapp commented. piring for little league teams. Rollings, who is a methodist by religion. for lunch." said the Colonel. the group is a "close-knit" one with r\6JWw£&£^ SaQib Looking For Gift Ideas For Your Valentine. Well, There s Lots Of Great Deals In The Progress. Check The Ads. Circumstance's white sweetanad rvrity S More Days Till Valentine's Day with red embroidery Light ndancey gown . has red trim on its ruffled neckline, circling empire waist, and top of flounce hem, Robe with Red Buttons, repeats the theme, *20 A Special 0- Both in ' poly/cotto Love Bouquet P, S, M, L Consisting Of Carnations & Roses B With A "Valentine^. Keepsake" Only '12.95 SB, $^V We Also Have Carnations *"SV. 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F«bru..v 8. 1979 Lambda Sigma visits senior citizen care center By LISA AIT. students setting the seniors at ease, it drama and the preschoolers come twice Staff Writer was the other way around the residents a year." were outgoing and friendly, eagerly Johnson also mentioned a number of For the members of the Lambda reaching out to shake the students' activities that the residents do together, Sigma sophomore service organization, hands and establish contact including trips to Boonesborough and their visit last week to the residents of ""They really enjoy people- Shakertown and even Eastern's lhe Crestview Personal Care Center was especially young people-to come in and ballgames. ■i lesson in human relations. talk." said Crestivew activity director "They do a lot more than you might think." she said. The evening was essentially a bir- Pam Johnson "l^ots of people here don't have any family." thday celebration for resident Ambrose Lambda Sigma member Donna Rut to the Lambda Sigma members at I'nwell. 103. on January 28. and turned Hunch had a frightening and yet least, that evening was something into quite a party for young and old. toughing experience: "The gentleman I special. "I had a lot more fun than I Cupcakes and punch were provided by talked to thoughl I was someone from expected to." said service committee' l-iiiilidii Sigma, as well as group his past I just went along with it. The chairman Amy Bauman, who arranged singing, and some impromptu square strange thing was that he knew people the party. Resident Nannie Hisle dancing from my hometown." agreed. "Your're a real nice bunch of Kach I .nnli II ' an n l|ll< linn i ••-' ■ brings you ITTLL A b W "Q ^y /4Hc^UL • VALENTINE'S ►Beautiful Heart Shaped Boxes Of Delicious Whitman DAY... 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February 8. 197» Local musicians face the music and come up singing By PATTY SIMMONS what Ihe audience warns lo hear was unstructured form of theatrics with four and a half hours, and must Staff Writer made clear when an agenl once lois of room for spontaneity." learn the words to enough songs to booked the band for ihe wrong Colin Oliver, a solo musician, fill this time. When ihc Exiles' hit "Kiss You crowd. The audience was made up also finds singing and performing lo Unlike Wigginton, Oliver says he All Over" became ihe country's of members of ihc Veterans of be a form of expression. Oliver is will definitely pursue a musical number one song, they proved thai Foreign Wars and Wigginton prcsenily performing in Ihe Rich- career. He is majoring in public playing in small clubs and bars can described Ihcm as "very unrespon- mond area. He plays what he terms relations and was initially interested eventually pay off very well. sive" lo Siage Flight. "modern country,"-borrowing in working for an advertising firm. Because so much ai lent ion is He went on to describe some from John Denver, Jimmy Buffet! Bui now, he says, "I can't see focused on a group after ihey occasional unexpected and unusual and John Prine, and sings his own myself doing anyihing besides become famous, few people realize mechanical problems. The group songs as well. playing the guitar and writing Ihc hard work involved in achieving has had problems with performan- He says he likes all types of music songs." lhai recognition. ces in clubs with poor acoustics and but especially appreciates "imspira- After his graduation, he says he dead microphones. He also men- lion music"- songs thai convey Chris Wiggimon. the lead singer plans to get an agenl and continue tioned thai when the band equip- some experience of the author. for a band called Stage Flight, says playing in Kentucky for about a year ment is transported in cold weather, Because he performs alone, Oliver Richmond has very few places where and ihen devote most of his time to ihe insirumenis are hard lo lune. encounters different problems than live bands can perform. He says writing and performing his own More serious equipment problems ihose a group might. His biggest work. Stage I light usually plays in ihe occurred last summer, Wigginion difficuliy, he says, was developing He says he feels the rewards of I exinglon, Louisville and Frankfon said, when a group member's van enough confidence in himself to sing areas. The band has played ai performing far outweigh the diffi- was stolen. Ii contained approxi- before an audience. A good Si ingle's in Lexington, and per- culties he has encountered. A mately $2500 worth of guitars and performance, he says, is "90 perccnl musical career can offer more forms regularly at Sundown in new lights, and ihe band is still confidence and len percent talent." personal freedom than a more Frank fort. paying for the replacements. Having performed for three structured job, and Oliver says he is Dcspile the difficuliies ihey have Wiggimon has been performing years, Oliver finds this lack of "anti-time clock." He says he likes encountered. Wigginion plans lo with Siage Flight for two years. He confidence a small problem now. He the idea of "being responsible only cominue playing but does noi know savs (he band plays mostly rock and can accept the fact that any 10 himself." disco, and he says he feels the good if he will make performing his performer's appeal is limited. reception I hey usually receive is career. As a broadcasting major, he "Regardless of how good you are, Both performers say they enjoy aiiribuiablc to the type of music is interested in cinemaiography, bui some people will noi like you, but what they do and care about giving Solo contemplation they play. "If we want lo get jobs, says he will see which field proves you jusi have lo take it in stride," he consistently good performances. we have lo play, what Ihe people more profiiable. says. Bui ihey also feel that much of the One unidentified student views a work by Mary Lee Hu, presently on warn to hear." And in Ihis area, He says he finds performing to be Anoiher problem with being a hard work is overlooked. Wigginton display in the Giles Gallery in the Campbell Building. The exhibition according lo Wigginion, thai means "a form of artistic expression." A solo performer, Oliver finds, is sums it up this way: "I put my heart featuring works in precious metals began Sunday and will run through "Top 40 and disco music." former theater aris major, Wiggin- learning enough songs for a single and soul into performing and people February 28. Ms. Hu is president of ihc Society of American Goldsmiths. He said ihe importance of playing ion says he feels performing is "an show. On weekends, he plays for don't realize how difficult it is." The exhibition is free. Veteran Don Murray, featured in 'Chicago' next week Don Murray, veteran star of Andrea McCardic of ihe hit "Call Me by My Rightful Name." across ihe stage. Spectacular dance Fosse is the winner of eight Tony Friday and Saturday, and a movies, stage and television, will Broadway musical "Annie." "Chicago" is a bright and sassy routines and saucy songs are the Awards, beginning with his Saiurday matinee at 2 p.m. appear in ihe lead role of Murray began his stage career on musical thai shows the high life in heart and soul of "Chicago." choreography of ".Pajama Game" Ticket prices arc $11.00 and $8.50 "Chicago." ihe jazzy Broadway Broadway in "The Rose Tattoo," the Windy City during the I920's, The musical is based on a I920's and including a 1978 Tonv Award. for Thursday evening and the musical coming 10 ihe Lexington ihen appeared in "The Skin of Our when late nights, loud music and melodrama by the same name, Tickets for "Chicago" are Saiurday matinee, and $13.00 and Opera House for four performances Teeth" with Helen Hayes and Mary leggy women were in vogue. written by Maurine Dallas Watkins available at the Lexington Center $9.50 for Friday and Saiurday Feb. 15-17. Martin. Don Murray appears as Billy who drew on her observations of a Ticket Office on the Mall at evenings. Murray's first film role, starring He wrote, produced and starred 11\ mi, Chicago's most famous real-life sensational murder trial. A Lexington Center from 10 a.m. to 5 Checks drawn on an oui-of-town opposite Marilyn Monroe in "Bus in "The Hoodlum Priest," which defense lawyer, who appeals to the film version of the story was made p.m. Monday-Saturday. Tickets are bank cannot be accepted during the Slop," won him an Academy won five international film awards. jury's heartstrings (and appreciation in 1942 with the title of "Roxie available at the Opera House ticket week of a performance. Award nominalion. His most recent His other films include "Bachelor for Roxie's legs) to win his client's Han," and starred Ginger Rogers. office 90 minutes prior lo the Telephone reservations are not triumph was in this season's Party," "Shake Hands with the acquiial. 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A place that beverages. on one day and then had them sign the would have something for everyone. petition a couple of days later But "The building would be divided into Howell says he's been fighting a battle Howell had not turned in the voter wings." said Howell. One wing would be for four years trying to change it from registration cards until the day he for dining. One wing would ac- dry to wet. but has so far. been un- submitted the petition commodate a lounge and ballroom. A successful Last Friday. Howell with- "They ithe liquor store and bar disco would make up the third wing. In drew his second petition asking for a owners I want to control and monopolize addition. Howell says he wants another local option election in the precinct after the business." said Howell. Some own wing to be a health spa and exercise Madison County Clerk. Charles Wagers two or three sets of licenses gym. said only 16 of the 49 signatures on the According to Howell the liquor One night a week, Howell wants to petition were valid. business is one of the biggest privately feature different types of music and Wagers said the signatures were not owned businesses in the county "It's dancing in the lounge and ballroom valid because most of the people were something everybody occasional!) area: rhythm and blues one night, not registered to vote before they signed takes part of." he said. square dancing the next and then the petition. According to Wagers. Since Howell's efforts in getting the another night for easy listening. Howell's first petition in July was also local option election in the precinct have Explaining the purpose for each declared invalid by a court decision been unsuccessful, he plans on taking different wing. Howell said. "Young because of the same reason the issue to a city wide wet-dry election people like disco with plenty of loud Rut Howell said the petitions were Consequently, the entire city of Rich- music." He wants to build the spa declared invalid for different reasons mond could possibly end up dry because "the attorneys in town don't "The first time they filed suit saying the But Howell said he felt that possibility have any place to go to work out. unless signatures were not proper They were was remote. "I can't forsee any they own their own." he said. just trying to stall for time." he said businessman or anyone in the com But there's a problem with his plan. This last time they called the Attorney munity voting against it We'd wind up a Howell wants to locate the night spot tJeneral's office." ghost town " • Horn's hobby just another fish story to summer vacation and the "big fishing water, the challenge of that "just right in DRRORAH GASKIN art of getting the maximum flavor from Staff Writer trip." often to Wisconsin or Canada. He has always found it frustrating to sour catch Could one ask for a better match? "Fishing is an art from the time you see anglers carry off a healthy and large load of fish from the water and then, due He also enjoys hunting pheasant, take the fish out of the water until you quail and grouse Presently, he is eat it." said Dr. Ronald C Horn. to inexperience and lack of knowledge about preparing the fish for cooking, working on a cookbook for fish and Chartered Life Underwriter, Chartered game He has also written twenty Property Casualty Underwriter and waste lots of the high protein food. This is where the gourmet cooking outdoor stories which he plans to have in Professor of Insurance and Chairholder a book sometime in the future. for Insurance Studies at the University. comes into the picture Over the years he has gained experience in preparing Horn was bom on Aug 2*. 1936 During an average weekday you'll received his Bachelor of Science find Horn teaching a class, working in and cooking both fish and game. He said that he enjoys experimenting Degree. Cum Lande from Butler his office, advising a student, doing University and his PhD in Economics research work in a library, at a meeting with various recipes and finding that Students this semester are "snowed" under with classes and over five inches of "just right" combination of seasonings from the'University of Pennsylvania's Snowed snow Greg Wright stands outside the Roark Building Wednesday morning wat- of one of his professional organizations, Wharton School of Finance He has been speaking to various groups or dozens of that compliment the taste and flavor of c-hi iin the snow continue to faII before going to class. fish He enjoys making the dish at- a full-time faculty member at seven other things. How does one fellow do all universities. that' Very carefully. tractive and serving it to his family and He feels a deep sense of dedication dinner guests Horn has written numerous books and and responsibility toward his work When Horn lived in South Carolina one articles on the subjects of health in- According to Horn, his most difficult of the family friends owned a fish and surance, management and professional Student, Oops professional problem is getting sea food restaurant in a fishing camp ethics Three of these books have been everything done that he feels he should He heard about Horn's gourmet cooking published since he joined the University It was incorrectly reported in last But when it comes time to relax Horn and came to dinner He now serves faculty. He's also quite in demand as a faculty member die Horn's fish stew recipe in his public speaker, having spoken ap- week's Progress that Scott Smiley has discovered two hobbies that work hand in hand, outdoors and indoors to restaurant. proximately 50 times in a period of two was sentenced to three years in Horn and his wife often cook together years on 40 different topics. hurial were held yesterday in LaGrange Penitentiary for traffick- take him far from the busy and time Jamestown oriented atmosphere of his profession- and sometimes she gets a little im- Horn came here in January of 1977. Aaron ing in drugs. Smiley pleaded guilty fishing and gourmet cooking. patient with him. because he never When asked why he decided to move Jan. 18 to the amended charge of The Indianapolis, Ind. native began seems quite satisfied with what he here, he said. "Primarily to provide my Judy Aaron, a 20-year-ord junior from West possession of a Schedule II narcotic fishing when he was two years old. His cooks According to Horn, he's always family with a civilized place to live . Jamestown in Russell County died fanvly didn't have much money to saying maybe it needs more this or that, the poeple of Kentucky have been super Monday in a Louisville Hospital. She The former director of the Univer- (cocaine), for which he was but generally his family thoroughly sity's student teachers. Mamie West sentenced three years. See related spend on recreation and sports, so each to us It was a family decision to move to was an active KDT member while at- year they saved up for one big family enjoys his hobby and so does he. Richmond We all believe that this type tending school. Aaron was involved in a Scott. died last week in Irvine Scott was story, page I. It combines the peacefulness of the also the superintendent of the Estill activity, said Horn. 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University Gookstore C2_-820i ,460 EASTERN BY PASS SPECIALS! w == m/mmmtmm -...... —.. *■ A Supplement to the Eastern Progress presented as a service to its readers Dateline: February 8, 1979 Bv NANCY SPF.NCER an aide to Governor Carroll. 7 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part For those sports spectators, Alumni Today Feb. 8 2." Towne Cinema. SUH Writer t a.m. - 12 p.m. - 1:3» - J:M ••"»• Camp Coliseum will be the site of the Women's 7:M p.m. Movie "Midnight Express." OVC Tournament to be held Feb. 8-10. Placement Day. Keen Johnson Ballroom With Valentine's Day less than a week Campus Cinemas. Since it is almost Valentine's Day it 4:3* p.m. Association of Law En- 7:4« p.m. Movie "California Suite." away everyone is probably wondering forcement meeting. Jaggers Room. seems appropriate that the University film Campus Cinemas. what is planned for that holiday. On Feb. series would present "Romeo and Juliet," Powell Building a p.m. Movie "Freebie and the Bean." M the residence halls and Intexdormitory 7 p.m. Movie •The Wilderness Family one of the greatest love stories of all time. Pearl Buchanan Theater. Boards will sponsor a Valentine's Disco, "Romeo and Juliet" starring Olivia Part 2." Towne Cinema. from S to 12 p.m. in the Keen Johnson • p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part Hussey. will air Feb. 12 ami IS. 7 p.m. Inter-varslty Christian 2." Towne Cinema. fellowship meeting. Kennamer Room. Ballroom. Sunday night, the three networks will be s:it p.m. Movie "Midnight Express." Every Thursday evening at 8 the Baha'i presenting some top movies. CBS will Powell Building Campus Cinemas 7:38 p.m. Movie "Looking for Mr. Club will sponsor informal meetings to present part one of the all-time classic. •:4t p.m. Movie "California Suite." inform students of the Baha'i faith. Also, "Gone With The Wind" starring Clark Gnodbar." Pearl Buchanan Theater. Campus Cinemas. 7:4a p.m. Movie "It's Not the Site." tonight at 7. Don Fields will speak on the Gable and Vivien Leigh. Part two will be i* p.m. Movie "Freebie and the Bean." "Aspects of Body of Christ" in the Ken- presented Monday night. Sunday night Campus Cinemas Pearl Buchanan Theater 7:40 p.m. Movie "California Suite." namer Room. ABC will present "Elvis" the story of "The Campus Cinemas The Young Democrats will meet Mon- King of Rock 'N Roll." NBC will present N p.m. Bahai Club meeting. 825 Monday Feb. 12 day at 8 p.m. In the Kennamer Room. "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest" Their guest speaker will be Bob Babbage. Brockton. 7 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part starring Jack Nicholson. H:lS p.m. Lexington Philharmonic 2." Towne Cinema Orchestra. l.exington Opera House 7 in p.m. EKU men's basketball vs. 9 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part Murray State. Away. 2." Towne Cinema. 7:38 p.m. Movie "Romeo and Juliet." 9:2(i p.m. Movie "It's Not the Sire." Pearl Buchanan Theater. Campus Cinemas. TtJt p.m. Movie "Midnight Express." 9:10 p.m. Movie "California Suite." Campus Cinemas Campus Cinemas 7:40 p.m. Movie "California Suite." in p.m. Movie "Looking for Mr Good Campus Cinemas.'1 bar." Pearl Buchanan Theater x p.m. EKU Young Democrats meeting. Feb 9 Kennamer Room. Powell Building Friday - 9 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part ; p.m. Movie 'Wilderness Family Part 2." Towne Cinema. 2." Towne Cinema. 9 p.m. U.K. vs Mississippi." Rupp ;:MI p.m. Movie "Looking for Mr Arena. Gnodbar." Pearl Buchanan Theater. 9:30 p.m. Movie "Romeo and Juliet." 7:M p.m. Movie "Midnight Express." Pearl Buchanan Theater. Campus Cinemas 9:4* p.m. Movie "California Suite," 7.40 p.m. Movie "California Suite. Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas 9:40 p.m. Movie "Midnight Express," 11:11 p.m. Lexington Philharmonic Campus Cinemas Orchestra. Lexington Opera House. 9 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part 2." Towne Cinema. Tuesday Feb. 13 9:40 p.m. Movie "California Suite. 7 p.m. Financial aid briefing - Group Campus Cinemas session. Grise Room, Combs. 'i in p.m. Movie "Midnight Express, 7 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part Campus Cinemas 2." Towne Cinema. to p.m. Movie "l.ooking for Mr Good- 7::» p.m. Movie "Midnight Express." bar." Pearl Buchanan Theater Campus Cinemas. 7:48 p.m. Movie "California Suite," Campus Cinemas. Keith Michell plays Mark Antony, Caesar's closest ally in "Julius Caesar," the first in a I Saturday Feb. 10 9 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part 2:M p.m. U.K. vs Alabama. Rupp Arena of six Shakespeare plays premiering Wednesday, February Mat 8 p.m. (ET),7p.m. (CT).on 7 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part 2." Towne Cinema. KET. The Network for All Reasons. Richard Pasco and Charles Gray also star in the BBC-TV 9::io p.m. Movie "Romeo and Juliet." and Time-Life Television co-production. 2" Towne Cinema. 7:M p.m. EKU men's basketball vs Pearl Buchanan Theater 9:4« p.m. Movie "California Suite." Austin Peay - Away ;.:» p.m. Movie "Midnight Express. Campus Cinemas 9:40 p.n»: Movie "Midnight Express." 'Julius Caesar' to air on KET Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas 7:If p.m. Movie "California Suite. "The Shakespeare Plays." a television "Shakespeare wrote for everybody, not Campus Cinemas project of unprecedented scope and am- just a select few. and these productions x p.m. Movie "Freebie and the Bean. Wednesday Feb. 14 bition -- Shakespeare's complete dramatic will be presented in the spirit in which they Poarl Buchanan Theater 7 p.m. Movie "Other Side of the works - premieres the first of 37 plays were first staged as great en- 9 p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part Mountain Part 2." Pearl Buchanan over a six-year period. Wednesday. tertainment." 2." Towne Cinema. Thealer. February 14 at 8 p.m. lETi. 7 p.m. (CT). "Julius Caesar" (February 14) stars vio p.m. Movie "Midnight hxpress. ;::io p.m. Movie "Midnight Express." on KET." Keith Michell ("The Six Wives of Henry Campus Cinemas ,. Campus Cinemas. "Julius Caesar." the first of six plays to VIII" > as Antony. Richard Pasco of the »: III p.m. Movie "California Suite. 7:10 p.m. Movie "California Suite." be aired during the spring of 1979. leads the Royal Shakespeare Company as Brutus, Campus Cinemas. Campttt Cinemas performances The other plays are "As and Charles Gray as Caesar. David 10 p.m. Movie "Freebie and the Bean, K-in p.m. Valentine Disco Dance. Keen You Like It." "Romeo and Juliet," Collings plays Cassius with Elizabeth Pearl Buchanan Theater Johnson Ballroom Richard II," "Measurefor Measure" and Spriggs and Virginia McKenna as !l p.m. Movie "Other Side of the Henry VIII." Calpurnia and Portia. Sunday Feb.11 Mountain Parl 2." Pearl Buchanan "The Shakespeare Plays" marks the One of ShakespeareMtaat frequently i p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part Thealer." first time that performed versions of all staged plays. "Julius Caesar" tells the 2." Towne Cinema. 9:i« p.m. Movie "California Suite." Ihe plays will be preserved on either film story of a conspiracy to assassinate the ! p.m. Philharmonio Young Peoples Campus Cinemas . or vidr Mape. "Our intent in doing these most powerful man in the world. The play Concert, Lexington Opera House ^ 'i:iii p.m. Movie "Midnight Kxpress." plays is lo entertain people." says Cedric is set in an authentic recreation of I p.m. Movie "Wilderness Family Part Campus Cinemas Messina, executive producer of the series. Republican Rome 2." Towne Cinema. . Public Radio 88.9 2/8/79 Today Feb. 8 Friday Feb. 9 t« AM - JOURNAL S:1S PM - AFTERNOON REPORT 848 AM - JOURNAL * 12-29 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS • 30 PM - THE 9EST OF SM Monday. 600 AM lor complate See Monday. 515 PM for complete See Monday 6 00 AM to- complete OLD-TIME RADIO program description program description WEKU-FMs loy Lee •■osis this danv program description concert which includes toSMVM • ."d ^ presentation ol or^i ol tnr MM . • MM- OPTIONS M EDUCATION b BsSjBBjJlBBWBJBtfrB • . » Met 2/8/79 PLACEMENT INTERVIEW Elementary or secondary positions Positions: Production Supervisors: mini-resume information sheet bv PROCEDURES Tues.. Feb. » U.S. SOCIAL SECURITY B S..B.B A or MBA in Management or FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 16. 1. All interviews will be held in the ADMINISTRATION Industrial Technology Division of Career Development * Positions: Claims or Social Insurance Positions: Production Engineers: B.S. Placement, 319 Jones Building. Trainees or M.S. Industrial Technology 2 Students who wish to schedule in- Qualifications Bachelor Degree - Any Positions: Tooling or Product Designer International program terviews must sign-up In person at the Major AS. or B.S. Drafting Design Technology Division Office. 319 Jones Bldg. Monday NOTE: All positions are appointed from Wed.. Feb. 21 U.S DEPT. OF COM- The International Development Intern Friday from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. the (PACE) Exam Eligibility List MERCE (BUREAU OF CENSUS) Program is now accepting applicants for 3. Interview sign-up starts after Tue... Twars.. Feb. 2t-H U.S. MARINE Positions: Math Statisticians'. B.S. or the 1980 Summer class Applicants must organizations are announced in the FYI or CORPS MS. Math hold a degree, be a US. citizen, and the PLACEMENT PIPELINE. Positions: Officer appointments are Positions: Statisticians: B.S. or M.S. in preferably be proficient in a foreign 4. The minimum requirement for available as Pilots, Infantry, Artillery. Statistics. Economics, Agriculture. language Brochures and further in- scheduling an interview is the completion Military Police. Corrections, Intelligence, Sociology. Psychology. Marketing formation is available in the Career and filing of a data sheet which is a v» liable Supply. Finance and Judge Advocate. Positions: Computer Programmer: B.S. Development l> Placement Career In- in the Division office. 319 Jones Bldg Qualifications: All majors interested in - M.S. or B.B A - MBA Computer Science formation Resource Center, 319 Jones career opportunities. or EDP Building Deadline for inquiries about the NOTE: Special Marine Officer Training NOTE: All candidates must have intern program is March 14). Interviews Program for Underclass Students completed a minimum of IS hours of math Platoon Leader Class (PLC) and statistics of which 6 hours must be in Maa.. Feb. 12 LEVER BROTHERS statistics. Summer program COMPANY Sign up for personal interviews, 319 NOTE: Postponed interview date until Jones Bldg General information booth The Federal Summer Intern Program later in Semester. Watch the Pipeline for outside Grill area - Powell Bldg. Feb. 20- Career exam provides opportunities for qualified, in- rescheduled interview date. 22. 1979. terested SENIORS AND GRADUATE Taes. and Wed.. Feb. 13 aad 14 Taes. ami Wed.. Feb. 2* and 21 WEST The exam will be given on campus Saturday, March 24 To schedule a seat for students to receive practical experience in AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY CORP. CLERMONT LOCAL SCHOOLS - OHIO some area of Federal government activity Positions: Sales - Marketing; Ac- Interviewing all candidates who will be the exam you must complete an ap- plication and return it to the Division of related to their special interest counting - Finance: * Operations Mgmt. certified for 1979-90 Information on nomination procedures Trainees. Elementary and secondary positions Career Development It Placement, 319 Jones Building by February 22 for internships with the following agencies Qualifications: Bachelors or Masters NOTE: Evening interview schedule - is available in the Career Development A Degree in Bus. Adm. or Related Majors Tues.. Feb. 20th. Pace exam applications are available at the above location. Placement Office. 319 Jones Building NOTE: Operation Trainees: Require Toes, aad Than.. Feb. 29 aad 22 Deadline for submitting credentials for minimum of C hrs in Acct. GOODYEAR TIRE « RUBBER CO. nominations is March S. 1979 Acct. Finance Trainees:'Min. of 12 hrs. Positions: Retail Store Management Ed. graduates Defense. Dept of the Air Force - Data of Acct. Trainees Systems Thers.. Feb. IS GENERAL TELEPHONE Qualifications: Bachelors or Higher Prior to May graduation, a mini-resume Justice. Antitrust Div - Public Admin . COMPANY Degree - Any Major interested in Retail booklet of May and August 1979 teacher Positions: Management Trainees Accounting. Legal Assistance. Social Work Store Mgmt. Career - Some exposure to education graduates will be released to NASA ■ Computer Science. Math. Qualifications. Industrial Technology. Business Administration helpful approximately 3S0 school systems in Statistics. EDP Accounting. Business Administration. Wed.. Feb. 21 REXNORD INC. Danville Kentucky and surrounding states. If you Math, and EDP Office of Personnel Management Positions: Drafters & Printers will he seeking employment in the Fall and Education. Liberal Arts. Management Than.. Feb. IS FAYETTE COUNTY Qualifications: AS or US in Drafting & wish to have your credentials included in Treasury. Bureau of Public Debt SCHOOLS Design Technology: Printing Technology the spring mini-resume booklet, stop by Business. Computer Science. EDP. Interviewing all candidates interested in Wed.. Feb. 21 MICRO-DEVICES DIV the Career Development & Placement Management. Public Administration. Fall '7940 'EMERSON ELECTRIC - DAYTON) office. 319 Jones Building and complete a Psychology A.M. WEATHER IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING AFTERNOON SGII.I.U. A Vs ISLAND Monday thru Friday *jj | PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 12:44 NOON TODAY 3:34 DATING GAME FUNTSTONES YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS I OVER EASY GENERAL HOSPITAL IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING I HAPPY'S HOUR Daytime Listings ,„ § ALL IN THE FAMILY 124444 PYRAMID J:S7 I) NEWS BULLETIN CARD SHARKS 12:34 BOB BRAUN SHOW KENTUCKY MORNING SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ) BATMAN IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING RYAN'S HOPE ) MASH MonNmG MARCUS WELBY. M.D MATCH GAME I SESAME STREET S:M lTw*«WmB*g frw sfnr. it \4 Kmntxl 4 (wwian with mouth«. ■ J • •«( tnr m UtlwnM and 4 man wish rrv«ajrh k"» toiMnihrwfMti THl *• Sat. & Sun. - OTHER SIDE