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Eastern Kentucky University Year 1975
Eastern Progress - 06 Mar 1975
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VoL 53 No. 22 Official Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University Thursday, March 6, 1975 8 Pages Involves University community Bus hearing draws 130 BY JACKIE BfXTON lh*'r "exPertise" and knowledge, of the bus with a set price than not
News Editor Jan lienslex Qtyp lEaat?rn Pnro.r?HH Feature Editor Julie How Fine Arts Editor Sharon.Gulleltc
Sports Editor Pal Wilson Assistant Business Manager Steve Estis Editor Managing Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Phil Miller Delma J. Francis Jackie Buxton David Swofford SUN Artist Nathan Sublet! Page 2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March 6, 1975 Organizations Reporter Donna Arnold
It's that time again Three easy steps to avoid term paper troubles
..The following is a guest are for my last semester classes, It's tried tested and a lot easier. use the logic that if the in- editorial from Western's and another for the spring This brings us to step 2. troduction is personalized for his College Heights Herald, a class, the paper must be the member paper of the Kentucky semester of 1971." Step2: Shuffling the cards 2) "My grandmother's student's own. Inter collegiate Press This is without a doubt the Therefore, start out anew. Association. brother's third cousin is very most critical part of your en- sick and I have to leave every Give it the informal, but When, in the course of a school deavor. You must carefully business-like sound and Thursday to visit him, for what rearrange the paragraphs and semester, it becomes necessary might be his last time, every carefully tie it into the now- to ink the monster "term some sentences, just for completed body of your paper. time." (Be sure to choke up and security's sake. paper," many a good student sniffle a few times while By describing how you are falls by the wayside- Take about 15 minutes and "going to make sure this paper delivering the dramatic line.) decide how you can change frustrated, forgotten, forlorn. 3) "I wrote it already and had covers the objectives that the You know the type: a sad post- around each section so as to instructor listed" and saying a it setting on my desk at home and make the most complete change, adolescent youth, lying face while I was gone one day a bit about each, you can't go down in the lobby of the library, using the least amount of time wrong. tremendous gust of wind came and effort, yet keeping the main fy"" crying pitifully. through the door and eased it to Then, look at the conclusion, It is the goal of this writer to body of the story intact. and see if it states that the points the floor, where my dog found it Remember, it's tried and tested. come to the aid of the student and peed on it." (Talk fast and you started out to cover, were body and provide an easy 1-2-3 Don't goof it up. covered. If it doesn't, regardless smile real big with this one or the Concentrate on the main body step approach to undertaking prof might not believe you.) of whether or not the paper Florida I, such a relatively easy assign- of the paper with this step. The actually did cover them, you'd Unfortunately, there are those introduction and the conclusion ment. who absolutely require a term better re-write it, just in case. m*%* will be covered in step 3. Too, Logic is a good basis for action Step]: Choosing a subject paper complete with all the since the body should be the There are literally hundreds of frills. For them you must resort even if it isn't logical, and it largest part of the paper, its might turn out to be logical by topics to choose from, yet the to slightly more drastic mathematical rearrangement average student gasps at the measures. accident (if you aren't careful should be given priority. enough). thought of diving nose first into You could go to the Reader's The typical "reverse Health hazards exist the stack. Quite logically, I Guide or the card catalog, if you placement" technique is a The more practice one has in suggest that you take into con- can find anybody who knows favorite. Simply, put the last using someone else's material, sideration the type of professor what they are and how to get to fact first, then move the first one the better he will be at it. you have. Some have been the library. These ingenius back, etc., etc. This can be done However, you rookies should not on the job, at home known to accept proxy, "three inventions have all sorts of with descriptive phrases on up be afraid of taking a stab at it. short book reports on any subject possible subjects. They even It's really easier than you think, through whole paragraphs, but lung disease caused by inhaling dealt with in class." have topics under each subject. use a little discretion. It always as you veterans should be able to Work can be hazardous to your health. And your family's. asbestos fibers. Be forewarned, however, to Not bad, but it's not the best way helps. testify. add a proper excuse, or as we to solve the problem. The Public Health Service If the disease can result from students like to think, a proper I suggest something dastardly, Step3: Giving it that School has been conquered by countless thousands using says that 100,000 workers die such low-level exposure, says "reason," for why you couldn't dangerous and downright dirty. personal touch Dr. Selikoff the implications for possibly do a term paper. Some Try plagiarism, you'll love it. All scheming and conniving, so as a from on-the-job exposure to Now, look carefully at the final word of encouragement, hazards each year. And each the public may be serious in- of the classics work very nicely, you have to do is find someone deed. when accompanied by spurts of with an already-written paper, introduction. Does it fit the class good luck, and make the best of year, 2,000 of those deaths are whimpering probably one somebody else you are copying it for? Probably your time. believed to result from inhaling asbestos fibers. Asbestos is found in hundreds Try: 1) "I have four other wrote, and already corrected not. Besides, you need to give it of common household products. term papers to write this by at least two professors. that personal touch. Most Author's note: THIS has been Fibers have been found in the semester, Dr. , three of which What more could you ask for? professors eat it right up. Hell At Mt. Sinai Medical Center in a recording. New York City, Dr. Irving J. urban air, in water, and in some Selikoff and his co-workers have foods. found that even families of Department chairmen asbestos workers are en- Since scarring of the lung dangered by tiny quantities of tissue doesn't show up for at asbestos dust carried home on least 10 years or more after the hair and clothing of workers. exposure, there is no way of Too much authority vested in chosen few detecting how widespread the The researchers contacted 210 disease may be. Often it takes 20 family members of workers who to 30 years to "incubate," says Remember Henney Penney, full-time male faculty is $14,728; qualifications because of the classifications. had been employed in an Dr. Selikoff. who started crying that the sky the average salary for full-time limited opportunities available. Initial review and evaluation asbestos plant between 1941 and was falling simply because an female faculty is $12,412. Thus, the limited supply of of an applicant's credentials and 1956. Asbestos isn't the only in- apple had fallen on her head? women professors. recommendations for a job offer dustrial hazard. At lease 15,000 Hardly bothering to even Granted, that given these two are both primarily left to the facts alone, with no valid reason However, perhaps we should Forty percent of the im- substances are suspected as glimpse at the sky above, she discretion of the department mediate family members had dangerous, and federal stan- rushed hurriedly off, with in- for their existence, a cry of not investigate the means of chairmen. alarm would be appropriate. recruiting qualified persons, but lung abnormalities associated dards regulate only 450 of them. vestigation of the incident totally with asbestos is, the crippling Each year, industry introduces ignored. But these facts do not stand rather the final selection of The first step in attaining alone. faculty. another 3,000 new substances In much the same way, it is tenure is to obtain a written whose effects on humans are tempting for the faculty mem- Fact: Professors are chosen It is somewhat alarming when recommendation from the on the basis of their we realize the decision making untested. bers who are pro-women's lib to department head. And depart- To find out more about the raise a cry of discrimination and qualifications to fulfill the influence that the department ment chairmen are responsible Next Progress position; if the number of chairmen exercise in the hiring hazards we breathe on and off unfairness against the ad- for recommending a "merit the job, contact your Kentucky ministration, without first qualified men is greater than the of faculty members. raise" for faculty members. number of qualified women, it If a cry of alarm is to be Lung Association. It's a matter conducting a thorough in- Of the 45 department chairmen of life and breath. vestigation of the situation. follows the rules of logic that raised, it should be one against at Eastern, 41 are men. March 24 . more men would be hired the excessive amount of Perhaps a cry of alarm has With so much authority in- Courtesy: Kentucky Lung proportionately. authority given to the depart- Association been issued which spotlights the vested in so few persons, does it effect, but conceals the cause. ment chairmen. Until recently, a woman's stand to reason that the greatest Have a happy, Member: Fact: Of the 518 EKU faculty salary was considered to be They have the initial cry of alarm should deal with the Associated Collegiate Press Association, members, less than 31 per cent supplementary to that of her responsibility for recruitment of percentage of men vs. women Columbia Scholastic Press Association, are women. husband. This fact has made faculty, determining both faculty members? and safe National Newspaper Service,.Kentucky Fact: The average salary for women unwilling to earn the position descriptions and job Intercollegiate Press Association, Where does the real issue lie? Represented for national advertising by the National Education Advertising Service, Inc. N.Y.. N.Y. spring break. Published each Thursday during the regular school year except for vacation Nonsmokers' rights receive consideration and examination periods at Eastern Kentucky University by authority of the Board of Regents through the Student You .can ! Publications Board. Opinions expressed ! herein are those of student editors or speed up other signed writers. These opinions do In 1967, the office of the Those people are welcome to Those who choose to ignore the initiates the infraction. the pace... ; not necessarily represent the views of the Surgeon General of the United take their chances, but what ordinance, risk a $1,000 fine and- There seems to be no im- { University. Advertising appearing within this newspaper is intended to help States announced that cigarette about the unfortunate non- or a year in jail. Is a cigarette mediate end in sight to the smoking not only "may be the reader buy. Any false or misleading smokers they affect? worth it? problem here, so it's up to non- advertising should be reported to the hazardous to your health," but In line with enforcement of Smoking cigarettes is an in- * smokers to develop a little back- business manager The Eastern "may cause death." So, many non-smoking ordinances bone and voice their complaints. Progress, fourth floor. Jones Building. of America's smokers kicked the dividual's right, but all rights elsewhere, Eastern needs to Second-class postage paid at Richmond, must stop short when they begin If the student across the aisle Kentucky 10475. habit. Right? make viable its own rule to that asks, "Do you mind if I smoke?" Wrong. Statistics show that to infringe on the rights of effect. say "yes" 1 there has been no appreciable others. Staff Members: Nonsmoking ordinances are < aim ba*er, Hunnie Barnes, Wayne decline in smoking since 1967. In According to university policy, Boblilt. Sharalee Borst, Marjorie Den- fact, the rate has gone up in being effected and enforced in The advancement of the there is to be no smoking in tsbacco industry has "come a Ion, Rob Donohoe. J.C. Dumas, Steve some years. many cities throughout the Klarlty. Kathy Uallaher. Rebecca classrooms, yet the smoke long way baby," and Kentucky It just goes to show you that country. Grubbs. Be-ky Manner. Ron lloltkamp. continues to pollute the air. Most shares a big part of it. But fair is Birth defects Americans are a stubborn and New York City recently issued Keith Miner. O. Parks.'Connie Parrish, professors don't enforce the non- fair. are lore ver. Mike Payatf Maria Hldenour. John ostrich-like breed who go on a ban against smoking in smoking rule, preferring to Unless you help- Robertson. .unnie Rogers, . Irish burying their heads in the sand elevators and retail food stores. ignore the student who lights up. It's time to protect the rights of i Rolling.,, Steve Rubin. Shen Jun-le. with the attitude that 'lung The ordinance, also reserves 80 March of Dimes Uia:ia Ta; lor. Bill) Thompson. Caylen And in some instances, the those who wouldn't rather "fight THIS S»*CI CC cancer will strike the other per cent of seating in all public professorvtos no grounds for than switch" (to the status of Tichenor. Ron Volmerlng. Patricia guys, not me.' ■ . ■ \ auditoriums for non-smokers. criticism, as it is he or she who smoker). * Wilder. Louis Will. The Eastern Progress. Thursday. March 6, 1975 Page 3 Virtually ignored for five years Billy Joel named best new male vocalist
In 1968 Billy Joel and his to become a solo singer and It took a couple of years, but writing and recording his new group, Hassles, charmed United songwriter was forming. thanks to some good legal ad- album, Streetlife Serenade, Artists Records into taking them In 1971, his first solo LP was vice, determination, and a which like Piano Man was off the "Long Island Circuit" and released, Cold Spring Harbor, compromise ' with Family produced by Michael Stewart. into the studio. Failure came through Family Productions. Productions, things finally were Billy explains, "On that quickly; at least (hey didn't waste Critically acclaimed and resolved allowing him to sign Streetlife Serenade I wanted to time with another album. commercially ignored, Billy felt with Columbia Records in the play the studio as an instrument Under the name William Joel, that he was truly close to what he late spring of 1973. Joel quickly and at the same time produce he formed a duo with the wanted artistically, but his pushed ahead and recorded his some good old street rock 'n drummer of the Hassles in 1969 business associations were first album for the label, Piano roll." and called it Attila. They were drowning his creativity. Man. The title cut inspired by Consistently ignored by the signed to Epic, released an "So I decided to split, leave his piano bar period, became a public for five years, Joel album, and once again he was on everything and just disappear," hit, he also received extensive became universally recognized the streets. . said Joel. FM airplay on other selections in ten short months as one of the This disillusionment brought Departing from Long Island especially "Captain Jack", and brightest young talents to have on employment in factories, odd with only his closest friends gradually progressed to the role of recently emerged. Cash Box jobs, and the lowest, a rock knowing where he was, he went headliner on tours. named him the best new male critic. However this also was the to Los Angeles to "sort the whole vocalist of 1974, and that's no time in Joel's life when the idea Coming off the road in the complicated mess out." summer of 1974, Billy set to mean feat. Songs fail to fit her style Minnie Riperton 's solo effort disappointing
MIKE KMItKV style made her one of my There are a couple of Stevie on "Seeing You This Way." Slaff Writer favorites. Wonder compositions on the album that Minnie handles with One unidentified artist, called Billy Joel in concert The reason for all the raving ease but I get the feeling that El Toro Negro on the liner notes, ■ •? After 27 weeks on the charts, i Minnie Riperton's solo effort about Rotary Connection is Stevie would have sung them sounds suspiciously like the "Piano Man" Billy Joel will be in concert at Eastern on Tuesday, , Perfect Angel is beginning to because Minnie is disappointing better. One of his songs "Perfect hottest male soul artist in the March 18, at 7:30 p.m. in Alumni Coliseum. Admission for students is make waves. Minnie was on Perfect Angel . While the Angel", would have been world. His work on the electric two dollars, and four dollars for all others. , overall quality of the album is stronger if the background previously the main attraction of piano and harmonica are the . .i Rotary Connection, a group good, it still lacks the zing of her vocals weren't so mediocre. strong parts of the album. earlier efforts. t which specialized in making Minnie would have come off a good renditions of old Dylan and Instrumentally, the album has While her voice sounds its high and low points. Guitarist lot stronger if the vocal Stones classics among other arrangements aud songs catered songs. strained on several efforts, she Mario Henderson strikes some Hancock, War raise roof does manage to excel on some of penetrating chords on "Every to her distinctive vocal style. With Rotary Connection her the cuts. She is especially good Time He Comes Around." The After listening to Perfect Angel, voice soared to new highs never on crisp, tight, breezy songs like bass guitarist, Reggie McBride, I'll be looking for a great album at UK Memorial Coliseum reached by other vocalists. In "Seeing You This Way" and is more than adequate and from Minnie next time fact, her unique blending and "Take A Little Tripo." sounds off with some great bass around.
■ After a fifteen minute in^ - Mel Brookes takes horror BY PAT WILSON termission, War came on stage , Sports Editor and wasted no time getting into i some fast, heavy music. A 30 |. out of Frankenstein films Last Thursday evening in minute version of their big hit^ , . Memorial Coliseum on the "Gypsy Man," brought the> campus of the University of disappointingly small crowd R Kentucky, Herbie Hancock and (little more than half capacity), Mel Brooke's Young surrounding events, but also War did it. This combination of Frankenstein combines all the because the part seems so out jazz-soul-rock was very en- to their feet. The California. • facets of the old horror films and of character. Depending upon tertaining and powerful. group kept them there by giving, y sets the audience to screaming how you look at it, the make-up Hancock was the first to come the audience another big hit, ■.. (with laughter). job was a good one. on stage and performed for "Cisco Kid." * n.3A-M Then, as only War can>|dpr the >.; C Peter Boyle, who plays a nearly an hour and a half. Gene Wilder portrays young Herbie arrived an hour late to a music changed its pace back and: Dr. Frankenstein, a professor of goulish Frankenstein, is forth from the smooth, slow, befriended by the blind man, very disgruntled and angry medicine who has forsaken his crowd, but they soon forgot time mellow sounds it is noted for, on > family name in an attempt to Gene Hackman. The scene is to the fast jams (like "Baby slapstick comedy at its best, and and everything else, for that escape their notorious past. matter.as he and his group laid Brother") it performs so well in < Wilder does an excruciatingly one of the most amusing in the concert. ! entire film. on some of the heaviest jazz-rock funny classroom scene. No ever heard in Kentucky. Any one with a few War matter what happens, he stays Hancock played several old albums knows the talents of the cool. . SIGHTS& songs and several new songs, group well. To hear them in The young doctor finds that he SOUNDS including a few cuts off his concert only magnifies one's is unable to escape and returns "Headhunters" album which attitude toward them. to the castle in Transylvania. SHARON GULLETTE may be his best. Hancock set the Overall the concert was a Hunchback(s) Marty Feldman Fine Arts Editor mood of the entire evening with a musical rarity that left most meets the good doctor at the synthesizer solo near the end of everyone satisfied and tired. '' train station. Feldman's bulging . Poor Madeline Kahn is his show. Don't ever expect to go see War eyes, which he shifts from side to transformed from the chic At one point, Herbie had the and sit back and enjoy the show. side, and his thick accent*make fiancee of Dr. Frankenstein to crowd going wild when he set the You'll probably enjoy it, but you him a humorous rather than a the bride of the Frankenstein controls of his instrument and won't stay seated for long. pitiful character. monster. And he really is a backed off about 30 feet away Except for the occasional monster. and raised his hands into the air light-hearted antics of Howard ' Cloris Leachman, the while his synthesizer seemed to Scott, the group's lead singer, housekeeper, is so mean and evil Mel Brookes, aided by Pete be obeying his commands. It War was dead serious and kept that even the mention of her Boyle, has redone all the out- was a quite realistic and exciting up the pace for nearly two hours. name, Frau Blucher, results in standing scenes from the old effect, for no one could see the As a famous American general , events that are not to be Frankenstein horror films into man behind the equipment that once said, "War is hell!" He believed. Ms. Leachman is a classic comedy. Boris Karloff controlled the instrument mint of have seen them in •' amusing not only because of the will never be the same. simultaneously. concert,because they are. '' AgathaChristie's 'Ten Little Indians' Agatha Christie's murder mystery, Ten Little Indians, will be presented at Diner's Playhouse in Lexington Feb. 27-March 23. For reservations phone (606) 299-8407. AFTER
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1 Page 4 The Eastern Progress, Thuisday, March 6. 1975 Faculty Senate adopts plan of university n committee for distinguished teacher award is bean tabulated, the results will honorary degrees to be awarded associate degrees In park ItV DIANA TAYI.OIt Nominations are to be made be given to a screening com- at the May and August com- maintenance, therapeinc SUff Writer b) faculty, students and alumni nl the past lour years Kach mittee, composed of '.he current mencement exercises Those to recreation leadership and academic deparlmcnl will be studenl members of Who's Who receive honorary Doctor of Law community recreation degrees are Harry M Sparks. supervision. The Eastern Faculty Senate assigned a certain number of The final work will be done by Confusion was evident .it the adopted a plan Monday far Ihc eligible lacult) members, based a selection committee, com- Louis Smith. Walter D Hud- dleslon and James S Chenault close ol the meeting wheii a selection <>' distinguished on ihe total number ol teachers posed ol alumni selected ran- move tor adjournment and an teachers within the department domlv from graduates of the Carl M Hill will receive an introduction of -further t.eu The plan, developed by the Kach faculty member will last four years honorary Doctor Of Science Committee on Improvement ol speedy his or her choices, up to According lo Or Peel, in- degree business were made simultaneous!) Instruction chaired by Or twice the nomination number sistence was made on as much Approval was given to several .Nancy !':;!. outlined Ihe Students may each nominate sludent input in the program as curricula innovations in- Noting the adjournment move, a majority of ihe sen- nomination. screening and one faculty member, as will possible. troduced by Dr John Rowlelt. Vice President for Academic tors left the meeting before -election proii-dures '"r 'he alumni The program was challenged Affairs The list included a Senator Willis Parkluitst > award.-* Alter Ihe studenl ballots have by James Libb\ who. although bachelor s degree of in- molion concerning salary, in- advocating student input, said dividualized study in ihe creases The proposal could not llluttrtttont rnUfdrd the plan would be too (costly College of Arts and Sciences, a be considered, due to the loss of and not guarantee the selection minor in traffic safetv and quorum of Ihe truly distinguished lacullv members What Now There was also much discussion on the possibility of My Love? the program becoming a Yerian elected popularity contest. However. He asked you. And Senator Klaus Heberle's motion suddenly that special to adopt the program was time has arrived. Time favored by a substantial speaker pro tern to select your diamond. majority. The Senate also approved five We offer a remarkably by Senator David W'entz He beautiful collection in BY ( AYI.KNTKHKNOK moved that a letter be sent to jiist about any style HAPPY Staff Writer Ihe proper people suggesting you can imagine... that the elevator in the Powell Student I'nion Building be and even some you MEADOW In student senate action unlocked so that the wouldn't imagine. Tuesday night three motions handicapped here on campus were made and passed and a Come in. Let NATURAL could use it. Other senators new speaker pro tern was us show you said that they had seen some FOODS elected. Several other our diamonds handicapped people with the considerations for the next ... now. MARKET key. W'entz then queried as to meeting March 18. were made why all handicapped people did and passed. not have a key. His motion was Senator David Combs made passed. Frisbee frolic Only 11 miles two of/he motions that carried successfully. One was a It was revealed by President Debby Norris. a freshman from Van Tamnic try Iheir hand al a game •'' Malice. from EKU recommendation that Section Gary Gray that Roger Burke Buren. O.. enjoys "window watching"' suihv.in Hall's rool proved •> perfccl spoi Three of the Student Affairs had resigned as speaker pro as Maggy Yarbrough iroofi and Conine lor the activity on •' recall sunny day Campus Handbook be reviewed by the lem. Buck Yerian was elected proper people and that proper to that post., Open 9 till 6 additions and deletions be Summer course to be offered Other Styles made. Senator P*>uJ Collins made From $100. Monday thru The second motion was that a the announcement that Saturday recommendation be made to qualifying papers and petitions Convenient Terms or Use Your Bank Charge. Safety and Security to change for the oftic* of president of the in study of human sexuality the flags outside the Keene Student Association could be Johnson Building for newer picked up In the office of Ihe Mis. Judy Keith, ol Ihc Mount In order lo do this Hie worker Phone BY t'AYI.KN TtCllENOH ones. Student Association starting at Maternal Health Clinic III would "have lo know a little Staff Writer 986-3456 9 a.m. Monday. March 17. Berea, stressed Ihe need lor bit" ubuul what they Vcre A motion for an amendment and be returned no later than 4 social workers understanding talking about. to be added to Comb's proposal In a talk presented by the U.S. 25 p.m. Thursday. March 20. Social work club. February 19. human sexuality. KIRK'S was brought up The motion was The role sex plays in Hie North, Berea that two people be on hand to Keith, who spent a summer al sexual revolution was also put up and take d.-wn the flags. In Estill County Ihe Kmsey Sex Research Clinic, touched upon Keith said thai il DIAMOND ig CENTER Comb's motion passed but the said lhal in order for social was even more mm, lhal Ihe motion for the amendment boy knew ahoul Ihc pill as well SHOPPER'S VILLAGE (Eastern Bypass) 623-3050 • Call or write for. workers lo talk with their failed sixteen to seventeen. clients about sex and sex as Hie girl since as she pul il: free newsletter.' "II lakes two lo make a baby." related mailers Ihe worker ^t ^€= The other motion was made UFO's reported should be comlortablc about Diverting from FOREIGN CAR sex Keilh said in parl. "II heterouemiality she wont on in you're (the worker i coin University Center BY BECKY IIAWKIt market, however, because mention sexuality and the bad SERVICE CENTER lortable I'm i the client i habit people have of applying Staff Writer Madison County has also had Richmond comfortable." labels People may lnuk or act UFO reports Estill County sky watchers like homosexuals as such even have been treated to an in- She also spoke ol the role ol though (hey may not be. Keilh teresting sight recently—the "Last year a studenl in sex education and the social spoke ol an experiment in appearance of UFOs. Eastern's observatory spotted a worker. She said that lor a long Berea College where the According to Dr. Jay Mahr. UFO through a lelescope." time sex education in both Ihe students were lo pair off, two EKU physics professor, a UFO Mahr said "At least 200. home and the school bad been boys and two girls, and portray has been observed practically students were able to see this minimum if not nonexistent. Ihe common picture of every clear night at the far end UFO." Keith also pointed out that homosexuals as (hey are Specializing in Volkswagen of Estill County society has had a definite" >ei "supposed" to act All the FOREIGN CARS & PARTS Sightings such as these could indefinite " attitude ahoul sex class, except two boys refused MAJOR 4 MINOR REPAIRS "I've talked to five people be the reason for Ihe addition of behavior and that thin has come lo do it lor lear ol being labeled who have seen this UFO." Mahr a course on UFOs lo Eastern's through in lut lack of sex TRANSMISSION—MOTORS & TUNE UPS as "homosexuals." The im- said. "Their reports have continuing education series. education. BRAKE SERVICE—IGNITION encouraged me to make ob- portance of social workers The class, which is taught by JASPER CASTLE-Owner servations." treating homosexuals us no Dr. Mahr, is a non-credit course Many im-..,. it tails upon the FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY social worker lo do ihe parcnl different lhan heterosexuals is Mahr said a team of faculty and may be laken by anyone. and or teacher's work |lence il necessary Welcome and students is being set up to The course will consist of five 623-9723 is importanl that Ihe social Eastern Students do research on the UFO. "We two hour lectures There is a worker be relaxed in order for Keilh closed by saying lhal plan to lake infrared pictures. fee of $13.50 required. Ihe client to be relaxed. once the worker explored their .to shoot laser beams on it. and An organizational meeting own human sexuality they could to have overhead airplane and lecture will be held Mon- The importance of the social better work with others. A (Observations." Mahr said. day. March 3. from 7:30-9:30 worker bringing up Ihe topic ol three week summer course will p.m. in Conference Hoom A. sex tactfully lo the client in- be taughl lor credit on human Powell Building. volved was slressed by Keilh sexuality al Eastern
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«-••—.> * * J • •—.*-.- -at ... The Eastern Progress, Thursday. March 6. 1975 Page 5 NeWSbrief S I Sigma Chi Chapter participates in Rainbow Project By DONNA ARNOLD the Office of Student Activities in the Family Living Center. Eastern's Sigma Chi Chapter meeting in the Roark Building, For information, contact Mrs b> Ruth Sloll Kveryone is and Organizations. Powell 128. Virginia Richards. Burner G-3. Invited to attend Burrier. recently participated in the room 200, on Thursday, March Income tax Black Art Festival The deadline is april 18. phone 1280 Alan Staples, violinist .will Hainbow Project, a mem- 20 at 3:30 p.m. The Association ol Law An interior design study lour present a faculty recital al 7:30 bership development program For more information, Having problems with federal The Black Student L'nion is Enforcemenl will meet at 4:45 to New York City is scheduled p in this evening in Gifford initiated by the general contact Rick Sparer at 625-5385 income tax forms? Listen to sponsoring a Black Ar'- p m Ibis afternoon in Wallace Pick up petitions for May 12-28 by the Depart Theatre fraternity WEKU-FM. «88.9; at 6:30 Festival Week, with the theme 345 All members please attend. ment of Home Economics. The Art Club will meeLal 9 Dr. Charles Thatcher, vice- Civitan tonight. Faculty members o' Qualifying papers and petitions being "We as a People have a president of Sigma Chi general the department of Accounting for the Office of President of the Purpose'' II is scheduled for ASID iInterior Design • board p in tonight in Campbell 435. fraternity located in Evanston, will talk about the filing of 1974 March 17-22 meeting will beat lip m tonight Anyone interested is welcome Collegiate Civitan, a service Student Association of EKU will 111., visited Eastern's Eta Alpha taxes and offer some organization serving the be made available to students Minority service Involvement .ind par- Chapter the weekend of Feb 7. suggestions and thoughts about campus and community, meets beginning at 9:00 AM. Monday. ticipation in activities will be When you buy a bicycle Me, along with four other Sigma how to take advantage of all every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. March 17 The papers will be Minority Student Counseling appreciated Direct questions Chi alumni from around the various tax laws • . in Conference Room C of the * available in the Office of the Service i MSCS i. an extension of concerning Black Week should country, visited Eastern as go with the Powell Building. Student Association in the the Counseling Center, is of- be directed to BSU President team facilitators for the Any interested persons are SNEA election Powell Building Qualifying fering vocational and financial Joaquin Kodgers Membership Development urged to attend. A pizza party papers and petitions must be services lo the minority Raleigh Pros. Program. completed and returned to the for old and new members will Anyone interested in running students of EKU. Prayer group There are many bicvdes on ihe market The Rainbow Project is a be held Wednesday, March 19, for an office in SNEA please Student Association Office no Minority student counselors today and there .ve also many places program designed to demon- to Ouv biocies We have a suggestion at 7:30 p.m. in the Martin Hall contact Marilyn Henderson at later than 4:00 p.m. Thursday. are available to rap any time The Faculty Prayer Group strate the value of individual March 20 meets al noon each Wednesday Buy \our bicycle from a professional Grill. If you're interested in 625-2472. Also, those planning to from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m Stop in al bicycle man A Raleigh dealer We sensitivity to others and the service, come and join us! attend the SNEA banquet in EUendale for a chat. in Dining Room E or F in the have the knowledge experience s*»d value of teamwork in an in- April must pay before or at the Powell Building Small group. !h* tptCtSl equipment to custom-lit you dividual chapter environment. March 19 meeting. Gymnastic meet informal discussion, 'and or your child to the right bicycle And Or The program began with an course we sell Raleighs the bicvde Republicans For more information call Employment guide fellowship for everyone that combines pieosion craftsmanship orientation session on Friday Terri Massengill at 625-2186. The Kentucky Intercollegiate with computerized testing and inspec- night and lasted from 9 a.m. to 9 The College Republicans Gymnastic Championships will The Collegiate Summer Club dates tion See vour Raleigh Pro p.m. both Saturday and Sunday elected new officers Monday beheldat7:30p.m. tomorrow in Employment Guide. 1975. is The" project has been in now available at the Counseling evening. New officers are: Calendar material Alumni Coliseum. There is no The Veterans' club will meet existence for only two years and Chairman Sam Begley, Vice admission charge and spec- Center. EUendale Hall. For Bicycle craftsmen of the world. is still in its experimental al 6 p.m tonight in the Gnse Chairman Chris Lilly, Material is now being ac- tators are welcome. information pertaining to Room. Combs All Vets are stages. Eta Alpha Chapter is Executive Committeewoman cepted ofr the 1975-76 planning summer employment, stop by Turpin's Bicycle welcome. one of only 10 chapters to ex- Debbie Lehman, Executive calendar. The calendar again is between 8 a.m. and 4:30 week- perience the Membership Fashion study Committeeman Dave Soley, being prepared by the Pi Kappa days IVCF will meet al 7 p.m. World Development Program in 1975. S Porter Dhv 623-7214 Treasurer Debi Vaughn.and Alpha Fraternity in cooperation A fashion study tour to New lonighl in the Jaggers Room Secretary Carolyn Coleman. with the Office of Public York City is scheduled May 12- The topic will be "Personhood" AUSA meeting These officers will serve until Information. 28 by the Department of Home Soccer and bowling the beginning of the fall Please submit properly Economics Students who par- The AUSA will meet tonight in semester. scheduled and approved items ticipate may earn three hours Soccer and bowling entries the Kennamer Room The to Planning Calendar, Public graduate or undergraduate close al 4 p.m. tomorrow. All speaker will be Sgt. Mike Information, Jones Building. credit and have a chance to entires should be submitted to Simpson, who will speak on Kappa Alpha Theta Dates concerning student see most aspects of the fashion Begley 213 or call 5434 for in- "Special Forces, Past, Present, events should be submitted to industry. formation. and Future." Kappa Alpha Theta sorority along with Pi Kappa Alpha But presented differently here Geograph society Fraternity held a small party for the residents of Willis Manor There will be an on Feb. 20. Naravane describes yoga as living organiialional meeting for the Along with other things, the International Honorary students and residents played Georgraphical Society-Gamma Bingo, sang and just got tradition in master mind and body acquainted. The party was Theta Epsilon. Any interested and "absorption." students may attend the topped off with refreshments. BY SAM BEGLEY He said yoga is not and has Dr. Naravane said that yoga Staff Writer never been a physical exercise program. is something which "demands Dr. V.S. Naravane presented "The whole aim of yoga," he dedication spread over several a lecture on yoga to the last said, "is to master first the body years and cannot be ap- Especially when you're meeting lo the EKU Philosophy and Ihen the mind, leave Ihem preciated without qualified sharing * hot, delicious Pizza Hut Club. Dr. Naravane. chairman behind and go on to something instructors." restaurant pizza. Enjoy each other Transcendental meditation is WVIFWlFROM CHINA of the Philosophy department of higher—the spirit." (and our pizza) by candlelight tonight. Alahabad University. India, Dr. Naravane explained that not yoga He said. "Yoga does BY SHENJU-NIC was a guest professor at Berea yoga is not an intellectual/ not offer instant tranquility." College for five weeks in exercise. "Yoga is something Dr. Naravane, who gave a January and February. to be practiced and not to be lecture on Indian Art here last Eastern By-Pass From Henry Kissinger to our fictions and songs related to the Dr. Naravane described yoga understood intellecutally," he year, has written several books EKU President , Dr. Robert R. Great Wall through the rougher as a "Living Tradition" in said. and has translated several -Hut Martin, I've always been sequences of history's crimes India. He said however that in He described the eight stages others. He is a widely sought Ph - 623-2264 somewhat jealous of them. and chaos. this country "Yoga is not of yoga which take the in- lecturer in the western world. Our people make it better These kinds of silly feelings Every Chinese can find his presented in the manner it dividual through repression of have been with me since the day root in the Great Wall. The deserves." bad habits, the mastery of all I saw Kissinger show off his big 2,500-mile wall, piled one brick He spoke of "many functions .of the body to the final smile on the ancient Great Wall after another, runs across the misconceptions" about yoga. stages which are meditation of China in Time Magazine hills of north China and is a January 3, 1970. It's not so symbol of the concrete turn of much of a thrill to a girl who the Chinese mind, the poise and SPECTRUM'S SPECIALS calls herself a Chinese to learn calm, the understatement and THIS WEEK of the Great Wall only through irony, the humble and modesty, pictures. I have never had a of Chinese conduct. Jefferson Starship Dragonfly chance to step on mainland To the Chinese outside the 2^5 China. mainland, the Great Wall is Elton John Caribou The part of China 1 come from especially a Wailing Wall. I, by is known as the Republic of nature, name myself the China as well as Formosa and daughter of the Great Wall. only $4.19! EKU CENTERBOARD Taiwan. Isn't it ironic that a girl, We don't have a Great Wall or inherited from the Great Wall of presents Comrades or Cultural China, had been to the Wailing SPeCTRUW Revolutions there What we've Wall in Jerusalem, the holy land, exclusively owned are the of Olympia in Greece and small traditional Chinese culture and town Richmond in the USA, bul RCC0RD SHOP the modern democratic never been able to take a glance thoughts. These are the on the Great Wall? 294 S. SeCOKD ST. strongest points we've held to Therefore, I admire CONCERT fight against the Communist President Martin's April Purge on China since 1949. even journey, to visit the People's though the population on Republic of China for twenty mainland China is eighty times days, and I TJon't even want to larger than ours now hide my envy. Though the Chinese people of "Bon Voyage, President BILLY both sides of the Taiwan Martin!" I'm happy for you. Straits prefer two different Meanwhile. I also pray that "ism" or political systems. We one day the free Chinese outside still have the same feeling about mainland can visit their JOEL anything Chinese, especially for hometown freely with their the Great Wall. bondage-released relatives There are numerous beautiful awaiting. .- The Very Feminine Question of Le Roy's Keepsake Life Insurance Together for Keeps. In these liberated times no woman need settle for weak, ineffective financial No« \ on can select matched planning. Developing financial set! .ind Irios b\ Keepsake. mastercraf'efl in beautiful 14 independence and estate security for the kt. gold. Yi ur Keepsake March 18. 7 30 p.m. future is as important for women as it is diamond i> permanently registered. «iili perfection Alumni Coliseum for men. Your Fidelity I'nion Life Field .iwired. 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Feed Four The Eastern Colonels finished wing, was the leading field goal the 1974-75 season with a 7-18 shooter among Eastern overall and 3-11 loop record in regulars with his 45.1 per- the Ohio Valley Conference, centage, 82-182. He averaged for *5M good enough for a seventh 9.6 points per game, although place tie in the final league fouling, out of 11 games. standings. Tyrone Jones, a 5-9 freshman Coach Bob Mulcahy's EKU guard, finished the season with club, which finished the season a team high 102 assists, while 0-12 on the road and with an scoring 8.9 points per game. 6- eight-game losing streak, were 9'i freshman Bill Dwane closed led in scoring by 6-4 junior out the regulars' averages with forward Carl Brown. a 7.3 mark. Brown paced Eastern with his Other Colonels and their OrOund 0 Pi«ce» of Chic"en French Prftfl i P>m o* Poialoa* 18.8 average, hitting on 205 of scoring averages included 6-5 1 Cen of K«dr»ay B»a»r>» 1 Pmt ol Cotaalax 1 Can ol P»achot) 1 Pint o* (Vavy 493 field goal attempts, the senior Bob Watkins. 5 1; 6-7 Or avy ■** «r»oi» 1 Fraa Afn.rr.oon latter only 11 shy of the season freshman, Darryl Young. mark set in the 1970-71 season of 3.8; 6-2 sophomore Greg 504 by George Bryant. Brown Schepman, 1.5; and 6-3 Dinner Later. Dinner's Ready! also was the second-leading sophomore Mike Oyer, 0.3. Lat tho Colon*) do lha *)hop0-ng and cooking for you at cloaa to rebounder on the squad with a Eastern's 18 losses tied the months. The Colonels will begin spring workouls. Wednesday. -■t -yoore»n prtca* 6.6 mark. « school record for most defeats, THE EASTERN football team works out on weights and 1 various other isotonic exercises. This is just part of the March 19. Students are welcome to allend workouts. Mike Oliver, a 6-7 * fresh- a mark set during the 1966-67 Scrimmages will be held mostly on Saturday mornings man, and Jimmy Segar, a 6-4 season. • Colonel's program to develop strength during the winter junior, closed out double figure scorers for the Colonels with 13.1 averages, respectively. Oliver led EKU in minutes played with 910-plus and in Eels dethroned after twelve winning years rebounding with an 11.5 average. COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Segar was the top free throw Although Terry Stoddard of did not fare as well. Eastern, 461. Western Ken- it everything they had. another. The junior from shooter on the club with his 78.8 Eastern was the individual tucky. 409;Morehead State, 119; Especially Stoddard. He was Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, was percentage, hitting 52 of his 66 standout at the Kentucky For the first tim* in 13 years, and Louisville, 116. simply fantastic." victorious in the 100-yard Kmtutrkii fried Ckuktn free tosses. He also added 5.8 intercollegiate Swimming and EKU could not muster enough "We just didn't have the Of the eight events Eastern freestyle. :48.65; 200 freestyle. rebounds per game to the Diving Championships held last points to capture the KISC. This numbers you need to win a meet won, Stoddard took four in- 1:43.6, KISC record 500- Colonel attack. weekend at the University of season, Kentucky took the team like that," said EKU head coach dividual titles and was a freestyle. 4:45.29. KISC record; lBtin ly-Pass MIIB234M Darryl Davis, a 6-3 freshman Louisville, his EKU teammates title with 643 points, followed by Don Combs, "but our men gave member of a relay team on and 1.650-freestyle, 16:38.0, KISC record.
He also turned in an out- standing anchor leg on the winning 800-yard freestyle relay SPECIALS Women host state gymnastics meet today squad of 1 43 2 Other members of thai relay team which went 7:08.7 in that event were Tom Eastern will host (he second Eastern came in second with Games in 1971. Also competing in California. Linneweber, Randy Holihan annual Kentucky Women's 69.7 against Western Carolina will be the national caliber Members of EKU coach and Bob Mueller. Intercollegiate Conference who had 77.65. gymnasts i of the University of Agnes Chrietzberg's squad Linneweber, a junior from state gymnastics meet today. Taryn Wells won the Balance Louisville, Barbara Bates and include Patty Barber, fresh- Columbus, Ind., was a double Five teams will compete and beam for Eastern with a 6.2. Vicki Greenwall. man, Carrollton; Margaret winner in taking the 100-yard Berea will participate in Other high scorers for EKU Bausch (junior), Sherry butterfly C54.85) and 200-yard exhibition. were Kelly Brogen with second KWIC, the governing body for Robertson (freshman) and butterfly (2:00.2), while senior In their last home meet. place for vaulting (7.4) and women's intercollegiate Rosemary Wilson (sophomore), Tom Javins of Charleston, W. third place for floor exercise athletics in Kentucky, will Lexington; Carol Fuller Va., won the 100-yard breast- <7.55), and Margaret Bausch furnish awards for both in- (sophomore) and Susan stoke in 1:02.5. Tenth Wave received Third place on uneven dividual and team honors. The Mollenkopf (freshman), parallel bars (4.0). Winchester; and Taryn Wells, EKU team records set in the The public is invited to attend state meet is a stepping stone freshman, Middletown, Ohio. KISC meet were recorded by wins campus the state meet free of charge. toward the national cham- Stoddard in the 200, 500, 1,000 The meet will be held in the pionship sponsored by the Competition will begin at 3 and 1,650-yard freestyle*. Weaver Health Building Association of Intercollegiate p.m. Thursday at the Weaver Eastern finished the dual Last night in Begley gym. Health Building gymnasium. meet season with a 6-4 record. Tenth Wave became the 1975 Gymnasium Athletics for Women to be held campus champion in basketball Teams competing with with a hard earned victory over Eastern for team honors are the a tough Black Heat squad University of Louisville, Netters head south, begin outdoor Tenth Wave earned their way University of Kentucky and into the finals by beating Pi Western Kentucky, along with Kappa Alpha, the frat champs. individual athletes for season Saturday with UT-Chattanooga The housing champions then Morehead State University and met Black Heat, who won the Berea College also par- Coach Tom Higgins' Eastern Georgia State University, Eastern lost the services of independent crown over former ticipating. tennis team begins its outdoor Florida State University sophomore Joe Shaheen, who champ 7-11. season with a swing through Florida A & M University and severely sprained his right Softball will begin on the Women gymnasts of national three southern states in the Mercer University. ankle and will be lost to the int rmural scene the Wednesday caliber will be performing at coming week, beginning with team indefinitely. after spring break. Schedule* this meet. Western's Adele UT-Chattanooga Saturday. Eastern completed its spring should be out today. Call 5434 Cleaves, a senior who was all- indoor season with a 1-2 record, "Joe's injury will hurt, but we for further information. around national champion in Other teams to be played having defeated Bowling Green hope to bounce back and get Tommorrow is the deadline 1972, participated in the World during the one-week swing University, 7-2, and lost to the some good playing time and for soccer entries. Games in 1970 and the Pan Am include Emory University, University of Kentucky, 9-0, and experience on this road trip," Western Michigan University, Higgins said. 5-4. Eastern returns home for a March 21 match with the University of Toledo. Get Ready For Wherever You're Going for The COLD! Spring Break, Get that extra lift from Andy's
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- jrrsj* * V Page 8 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. March 6, 1975 ■ Senate serves students Bus hearing ■ Continued from page one) work. .i...'. M.7S lo return. The Rev A C C.oodlow described the" by publishing leaflet, broken down conditions of Ihe city cabs; and said because Richmond has grown so] much, over the past 20 years during his' residency. "Any fool would know we need activities calender transportation." With "amen" approval* Irom the court audience, he said. "Don'l- BY WAYNE III till I I I about the draft, students can find out say amen . they don't allow that her*."* suff Writer about getting their Kentucky driver's When Spurlm asked Goodlbw if he had, licenses renewed, students can gel any "expertise" in Ihe cab business,; sexual counseling and birth control in- Goodlow replied. "Yes in 1917. I ran anj The Student Senate is now attempting formation, and numbers where sludents old Ford that hauled people lo and from, lo serve Eastern students by publishing a can get information about the night life in Danville, and thai is comparable lo some Richmond student fact sheet and an activities oi die services you see in Richmond." calendar to be published after spring He said that the fact sheet, which will Kara L. Sione. assislanl professor of break. be in the form of a three-page leaflet, will ■Octal science al Eastern.explained thai The student fact sheet is a leaflet in be published the first week after spring although she had experience with Ihe cab eluding telephone numbers which a break He said that one leaflet will be system, she was "not an 'expert' in the student may need during his stay at provided to every dormitory room, and feasibility of cab routine, its day lo day Eastern. that off-campus students may get sheets liookkccping. and no expert' in running Jerry Frew, senator, who did the at the Information Desk in the Powell ihe cab service." headwork and research on the fact sheet, Building She said lhal there are times when she said that senators who attended the According to Frew, students should was forced lo call a cab, when il was National Student Association Regional remember that some important numbers snowing and she could nol drive. One Conference in Terre Haute, Indiana last may be left out. and thai some numbers lime, she called a cab at 7 a.m.. and the fall, gol the idea for the leaflet. The idea included on the sheel may be un- cab arrived only afler she had phoned originated at Indiana University. necessary, but the senate is only several limes. She noticed thai she was Frew said that some of the senators trying now. "Itmaynol be perfect, but is not alone, and after ihe other people were feel thai there is a real need for the fact only the first time around,"'he said delivered all over Ihe city, she got tw sheet on campus to save unnecessary Frew said that the idea for the ac- school five minutes before her 8:00class'. lelephone calls to wrong offices while tivities calendar came from the Terre Raymond Black told Ihe court of his 42 trying to get information. He deems it a Haute Conference, also The idea is (hat years of service in the "oldest and bcsl public service. all events happening on campus during a privately owned bus line" in Richmond Included among the areas the particular month will be posted on a before it ceased operation in I960. For" telephone numbers cover, he said, are bulletin board. Phiilu by Dim Wallbaunt approximately six years, he was co^ numbers where one can get information Such activities would include owner in the Richmond city lines, and abandoned lhal operation in 1955. They fraternity and sorority meetings, con- No, these are not giant mushrooms, bul studying outdoors. From Radcliffe. certs, athletic events, regional con- were non-profit organizations, and no cement seats in the ravine. Danita Kentucky. Danita is majoring in special ferences for various organizations, salaries were given except to Ihe drivers.! Emcee Axum Milling around Maynard. a sophomore at Eastern, education. recitals, field trips, art exhibits, and In addition lo this experience, he added survives a tumultuous midlerm week by departmental club meetings. thai he hadoperaled a garage which only- < Continued from prge one) The calendar will be found near the charged for the necessary parts lo keep Information Desk in the Powell Building. Ihe buses rolling He abandoned Ihe experience for Ms. Axum include: five Anyone requesting an activity to be pul operations because Ihey were not years of voice training at the University EKU discipline oriented on the calendar has lo get the activity economically feasible. of Arkansas; member of the U- cleared through Susan Cooper, student Black, who is now an executive in Arketettes (an internationally known government secretary. housing developments, said "(here is no student singing group); and eight years The fact sheet and the calendar are question in my mind lhal. (hen and now, of piano. being published on a trial basis to see Richmond needs a bus line. I have 335 In addition, she has been a guest soloist Drug abuse cited as problem family units I would like lo see a bus line how well Ihey work out. If students with The Lubbock Symphony, The respond favorably to them, they will be going through every 30 minutes Arkansas Symphony Orchestra and The published annually from now on. he said. Black explained thai it was Ihe expense BY BECKY HA.WKH available for drug arrests in Madison South Arkansas Symphony. drug workers in his division of Ihe stale of fuel, labor, acquiring adequate in- He stated that these two services are Staff Writer County was 32. a relatively small Ms. Axum is currently employed as police. (Patterson is nol one of these surance, and Ihe major companies GM, attempts on the part of the Student number. Research Associate to the Dean of two.) Ford, and Chrysler that pul him oul of Senate to do something productive for the Patterson made these remarks last Communication at the University of He added that there were nol as many business. He added. "With prices today, student body. Frew said that the senate Eastern has a better reputation lhan Tuesday at a drug "rap session" in Texas at. Austin. Her duties include "narcs" as Ihe department would like to if someone can operate it la bus line), apologizes for taking so long to get these most universities as far as drugs go. Palmer Hall. being director of communication job have and ciled lack of money as the amen!" two services accomplished, bul the according to Kentucky Stale Police He said he felt the drug problem was no placement, and in charge of public reason for Ihe shortage. Another Richmond resident Mary Senate has run into problems along the Trouper David Patterson. beller now than it was five years ago. relations and special events. Patterson also spoke on the public's Bales, commented on the altendence at way. But while there is a relatively small Bul in spite of the increasing rale of She received her BA degree in Speech altitude toward drug arrests. "People the hearing. "If you will look around, yoa "The work on the fact sheet could not drug problem here. Patterson said that arrests. Patterson did not feel the jusl don'l understand the police role in and Drama at the University of Arkansas will notice school children lo Senior have been accomplished without the all drugs are available on campus. situation was worse. in 1965 in 1968 obtained her MA degree our community." he said. He added that citizens are present. For all of them lo typing and manual work done by Susan "This is a discipline oriented campus." "Statistics are climbing; arrests are he would not enforce the laws against from there come oul, lhal says a lot for ilaelf. This it Cooper and the calender would not Patterson said, "and that could be Ihe going up and the age is going down. drug use unless (he offender was in a Pageant ceremonies will begin at 7:30 Ihe largest crowd since the urban have been set up without the assistance reason for the small amount of drug use". Perhaps this is because police are better public place. o. p.m. March 25, in Hiram Brock renewal case. If people come oul, thai given him by Mike Duggins. senator." However, a user could find whatever he~ trained lo dig out drugs and arrest of- "I don'l particularly give a damn why Auditorium Tickets in advance cost SI, means thai people wanl something I Frew said. wants on Eastern's campus." fenders," he said. and at the door. $1.50. people use drugs," he said. "I jusl don'l Feasibility goes a little bil farther lhan He added that Ihe latest yearly figure Patterson said (here were two full time want Ihem on our highways." money."
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