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Vo4.B*/No. 3 Official Student Pubiicattoa of Eaatern Kentucky University 16 11. Riehaaead. Ky. 4S47I Preacher warns Faculty Senate backs students of evils two academic options By BARRY TEATER was called Human Sexuality and it's By DEAN HOLT was already furnishing to the program Staff Writer taught by perverts. But then," she News Editor This move allowed faculty to keep a reprieved, "the University of Florida is Faculty Senate endorsed two larger amount of their paychecks while "All God's children lave sharing, probably a little more wicked than this proposed options to current academic the state provided enough additional •baring school. programs during their meeting Mon- money to allow the system to operate All Gods children ktve sharing "The fourth class is some of these day. normally. Chrlit. biology classes that teach the lies of Senate members endorsed a Powell also said that travel Throw up your hands, (all on your 'Charles Darwin and the evolutionists. proposed option in agriculture for the restrictions, which have also come face The evolutionists are the reason why Master of Arts in Education, Rank II about because of the reduction, will The Holy Ghost It gonna' shake that there are so many homosexuals on this and Rank I programs and also ap- mean that in some instances that fewer place." campus," she raved, drawing rowdy proved a proposed option in broadcast people may attend functions while in laughter and applause from her captive news to the existing baccalaureate other cases "wiser" choices in what The above song was one of the many audience. program in broadcasting. The motions events to attend will have to be made on these two items of business were Powell also touched on cuts in office tactics employed by "disco queen - "Fa*t number one... all have sinned turned - gospel preacher" Cindy made by Dr. John D. Rowlett, vice supplies, the college construction fund, and come short of the glory of God. president of academic affairs. extended campus teaching programs l.asseter last week as she warned Fact number two... the wages of sin is University students of the evils of Having been approved by the senate, and also the faculty - staff scholarship death. Fact number three . . . Jesus the proposals will next go before the programs and the University's con- Greek life, certain academic courses, Christ died on the cross for all our rock 'n roll music and immoral sex. University's Board of Regents for tingency fund as areas also affected by sins," she explained as the crowd grew consideration. the reduced budget. silent. University President J.C. Powell The possibility of introducing a new Dressed in a pink pioneer dress and The silence soon turned into laughter hat ■ and clutching a black Bible, spoke to the senators about the type of employment contract was also Lasseter began sermonizing in the 70- once again as analogies of television's University's cuts in state budget mentioned. Powell said that the con- degree heat last Wednesday. "The Tonight Show" became evident monies which came about as a result of tract would be a form and would After a large crowd gathered around when Lasseter continued her sermon. expected shortfalls in the state's replace the current method of either her at the Powell Building, she was "FOOLosophy" (philosophy) and revenues. beginning or renewing contracts, which asked by Skip Oaugherty, director of religion classes were Lasseter's next He emphasized to the faculty is in the form of a letter. A form, he student activities and organizations, to target of wrath. members that the state's ap- said, would provide more useful in- move to the fountain area. Daugherty "Many of the philosophers were propriations to the teacher retirement formation to the University than would said that the crowd was interfering with homosexuals so how could they give system will continue as had been contract renewals in the letter form. He class changes. any advice on life?" she asked. "They planned. The state, in a move made also mentioned a possible sick leave Undaunted by Daugherty's request. are deceived. And most of the religion before the need to reduce the budgets of study professors are either agnostics or state higher education authorities Powell also told the senators that Lasseter recounted her conversion to atheists," she concluded with con- Christianity to a mob of heckling arose, agreed to assume responsibility even though there are expected in- students at the fountain area. viction. for part of the contributions which creases in the total number of students Lasseter said that she was a third- Lasseter then focused her ad- faculty then made to the system in year journalism student at the monitions on freshmen women, to the addition to the money which the state (See FACULTY, page 5) University of Florida when evangelist delight of the vocal upperclassmen Jed Smock "preached Jesus" to her. gathered near her. Smock is the hell-fire fundamentalist "Don't let those seniors get you drunk who preaches the gospel of Christ at or high," she advised. "A few of you r \ freshmen girls may be virgins so don't Periscope college campuses around the country, including the University. let those homy little devils get you," After attending a revival with Smock, she pleaded, drawing shouts of "yeah, Editorials 2 seniors!" from the amused audience. Cindy Lasseter, a follower of Jed Smock who has bean a regular fall visiting Feature* Editor Fran Cowherd Lasseter said that she changed from a evangelist at the University for many years, was in the plaza area last week writes about three University News-Features 3-8 habitual "disco queen" and barhopper "You dart know about love," she Organizations JO-II continued "All you know about is hag, preaching the gospel as she sees it. A large crowd gathered Wednesday, members who attended the to a gospel preacher. Thursday and Friday to hear her speak. Dressed in pioneer clothing she billed Democratic Convention. See Sports. • 12-13 "My heart's been leapin' and jumpin' hut, lust! You are on the wide road to Arts 14 is deee-struction!" she dramatically herself as a reformed disco-queen and drew many student hecklers Another page 6 for the story and photos. for joy ever since," she shouted with picture is on page5. (photos by Eric Shindelbower) her hands clinched and her head turned scolded amidst a hail of pennies from skyward. "Satan had blinded my mind. the crowd .. my lord was the devil," she explained Lasseter then cleverly parlayed the to the bare-skinned onlookers. mob's growing anger into attention for 39 petitions received And according to Lasseter, the devil is the lord of the University's Greek Lasseter warned the audience of the "wide road to hell" that they were on students. and the hecklers responded with an Ed Senatorial positions "God knows about your fraternity parties; God knows about your keg McMahon-like "haaaa-ell!" parties," she warned several students The similitudes continued as wearing Greek T-shirts. Lasseter told the story of a sorority girl open in Student Association for 54 who "subtly" engaged in immorality. "Don't join the fraternities . . . don't "How subtle was she?" asked the By DEAN HOLT signatures from people in that person's Mock debates between student upon their approval, the document join the sororities," she exhorted. News Editor college. Senate elections will be held representatives for presidential can- would then be taken before the entire onlookers, hoping for a Carson-like Sept. 23. "'These people are rushing people into reply. didates Ronald Reagan, John Anderson senate body for consideration. hell with their drunken rock n roll "She was so subtle . . ." obliged With at least 54 Student Association Claybum Trowell, SA president, said and Jimmy Carter are being planned as Mitchell said that new amendments parties!" ■ Lasseter, bringing an uproar from the senator positions open for election this that letters have been prepared by the part of the senate's activities, Floyd to the special rules of order have been Lasseter, of the New Covenant crowd. year, only 39 people had petitioned for organization for recruitment of new told the group. He said that two debates made which comply with the con- Community Church in Florence, then The students' frivolity then turned candidacy prior to the organization's senators and that senators who knew are scheduled with the first occurring stitution now under consideration turned her ire toward the "clangers" of into indignation as Lasseter attacked meeting Tuesday night. qualified individuals should obtain a on Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the Powell Among the changes to the rules of or- certain academic courses. rock 'n roll by revealing the term's Vice President Charles Floyd said copy of that letter for that person. Building while the second forum will der, one section would limit spending "Watch out for those psychology dubious origin. that because more students are at- take place at Palmer Hall on Sept. 27. by candidates for the SA presidency to classes, especially those written by that tending the University than were last Trowell also told the 19 members of The second debate will also begin at $200 while the current limit is $250 The pervert Sigmund Freud," she warned. "Rock 'n roll is a term taken from the year. there's a need for additional the association present that a housing 7:30 p.m. Floyd said that the exact document also deals with campaign "Most of your psychologists are senators. The number of represen- assignment committee has been for- room for the first debate at the Powell practices, violations, ballot procedure, ghetto, meaning fornication," she in- campaign eligibility, qualifying papers deceived just like you are." formed. "Rock 'n roll artists are en- tatives to SA is in ratio to the med to look into tripling in dormitories. Building will be announced soon. "Watch out for those sociology couraging you to sin!" she shouted, enrollment in each college. The committee will be chaired by Jack and nominating petitions and campaign classes, too." she continued. "These pulling a blue and white handkerchief Deadlines for students to complete Hutchenson, director of housing, while In other business. Billy Mitchell, practices. sociologists tell you that man is bad their petitions for election is today at 4 the deans of men and women and chairman of the committee on com- The senators ware also told that the because of his environment. That's not from her waistband and wiping the p.m. Karen Chrisman. chairman of the student representatives will serve as mittees said the revised group con- group's homecoming committee is perspiration from her forehead. stitution will probably be approved by true. What man needs is a new nature," Lasseter continued to fuel the election committee, said. She also part of the group. One represenative being formulated with Senator Sheri she said, pacing the concrete in front of urged senators to recruit capable from both men's and women's io- SA cSblnet members "within one more Mefford in charge. The committee will the Powell Grill. students' anger by interjecting moral persons for senatorships. Along with terdorms will be chosen for the Com/ meeting" and will then be taken before be formualting plans for SA's par- "The third class I want to warn you criticisms at the enduring mob. the petition, anyone who wishes to run mittee while Senator Carl Kremer will the members of the organization's ticipation in the Unversity's about is these sex classes," she con- (See PREACHER, page 3) as a senator must have at least 90 represent SA. committees for consideration. Pending Homecoming on Nov. 1. : tte University of Florid* it Dorm safety concerns vH University safety coordinator
By JACKIE SPENCER evacuation plans and tornado shelter sounded. Staff Writer plans at convenient locations in all Westbrook said that University University buildings. students who tamper with the fire While the main concern of most All dormitories received copies of the equipment should realize that they are students at the University this year is plans last year. Multipurpose (ABC) not only tampering with their own lives, the tripling of dormitory rooms, Larry fire extinguishers have also replaced but those of their friends and West brook, the University Safety the standard fire extinguishers. The classmates He urges students to report coordinator, is concerned with the difference between the extinguishers is anyone seen intentionally tampering safety of the students in their dormitory that the ABC extinguishs not only wood with fire equipment in any University rooms and in their classrooms. fires, but also electrical fires and building. Westbrook is responsible for making cooking fires caused by grease. the University aware of, and correcting Mattox, Martin. O'Donnell, and any safety hazards that may exist. Sullivan halls are scheduled for new Exhibit planned Though some safety improvements fire alarm systems. The fire alarm have already been completed, there are systems will in installed by an outside The dedication and opening of the more improvements planned for firm, while other improvements will be McCreary County Pictorial History completion by the start of the spring completed by University building and Traveling Exhibit will take place at the semester. grounds employees. University in the Dorris Museum in the Another safety addition to all Carl Perkins Building Monday. Sept One safety improvement already University buildings are emergency 15, at 2 p.m. completed is the additon of smoke generators that will supply electricity The display which has its grand detectors that will also set off fire in case of power outage occurs. These opening in McCreary County Sept 14, alarms when smoke is detected. These emergency generators light the main will have its first traveling exhibit at smoke detectors have been installed In areas of the buildings, such as the halls. the University. Burnam, Case and Dupree halls. This past summer the resident The Kentucky Humanities Council Combs, Keene, Mattox, Martin, assistants of each dormitory had fire partially funded the project Additional O'Donnell and Sullivan halls are extinguisher training. Also, the dor- funding came from the C.W. Hume Take it off scheduled for the installment of the mitory directors, their assistants and family, local donations in McCreary Colonel tailback Alvin Miller, a senior from Fort Pierce, State's junior linebacker, drug down Miller on the IS yard smoke detectors. the security staff of the University have County, and the University. Fla„ lost his shirt in the opening game of the football season line just before the first Colonel touchdown In the first Another safety precaution taken by been trained to And the location and The public is invited to the dedication at home against Kentucky State. Henry Williams, Kentucky quarter (photo by Will Mansfield i the University is the placement of fire source of a fire once an alarm has been and exhibit.
1 ■ 2/Vol. 59/No. 3 ThatThe EaHrn Proaraas 11.11 Editorials; Peak in parking causes students to shop around Trying to find a parking place on 1,094 spaces available for said. campus is getting to be like riding University employees. About 406 According to Lindquist, his the bumper cars at an amusement more staff members are registered division has surveyed the parking park only without the than there are specifically staff situation and found that during the amusement. parking spaces, just as there are peak hours, a maximum of 20 cars - "fares •AC1. V** Students have already learned about 100 more students registered - at any one time - were spotted That's 4Kt -Hvird this year how to shrewdly prey than there are spaces for. driving around in search of parking spaces. parKiHj place >*e upon a parking space the second a One must keep in mind, however, car leaves it. And some commuters that some of these parking lot Lindquist said he feels that this have Toond are finding themselves waiting figures overlap; i.e. staff and amount is not large enough to V-Hws morrrhU impatiently in line or cruising the faculty may park in general warrant any drastic measures to Alumni Coliseum lot time and parking lots, such as the Begley lot make reductions in campus traffic. again until someone gets out of of the Alumni Coliseum lot, just as Still, students are complaining class and moves his or her car. students may. and the problem is here and now. Yes, we're a bit over capacity Parking problems have been Something must be done to correct with parking this year, due to the lumped in with the usual com- a problem which appears to be fact that there is a total of 6,437 plaints students have expressed worsening each year. spaces for about 7,100 members of over the past few years, but this In the near future, Lindquist does the University community to park year, students aren't the only ones not see the problem diminishing - in. Those two figures just do not taking note of the situation. especially with the enrollment quite agree. increases. Some of the problem Tom Lindquist, director of the may be aided in November, when receive their preferences, but will This year's total, composed of Division of Public Safety, said that Also, as Lindquist agreed, if a be expanding parking at Lancaster:; the currently roped-off section of have to settle for the parking former system were used here, of Avenue. '.< students, faculty and staff is more both the Begley and Alumni the Begley lot becomes available. than the University planned on. Coliseum lots are running at full spaces that are free and vie for allowing only juniors and seniors to The marching band has been using them on a first-come, first-served park in the lots surrounding the But for now, the University is;* capacity between the peak hours of one section of the lot for practices. continuing to study the problem. ;\ Of the total number registered, 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. - "the heaviest basis. residence halls and making fresh- about 5,600 are dorm residents, period." Even when the extra spaces are Considering the use of policies men and sophomores park in the Meanwhile, those who still find it *; commuters and residents of available in the Begley lot, that some other universities im- other lots designed for general difficult to locate a parking space l\ Brockton, the married housing The 100 percent utilization of students will likely be continuing to pose concerning parking, such as parking, it would only shift the will have to come up with some I; complex. There are approximately these lots has never before oc- look for places to park in the prohibiting freshmen to have cars, parking. new strategy for acquiring a *• 2.900 general parking spaces, 400 curred, Lindquist continued. In Alumni lot, since it is more cen- would only serve as a minor, Therefore, the only solution parking space and keeping it. ^; for Brockton, 700 for commuters addition, the Kit Carson lot was trally located. temporary and somewhat seems to be expanding the Like maybe leaving one's car l\ and 1,500 for residence halls. only about half full last year, while discriminatory solution to the University's parking facilities. parked and walking, as an alter-': In addition, there are around this year, it is filled to its brim, he Instead, students will not always problem. Lindquist said a possibility might native form of transportation? Progress welcomes opinions, etc. A Second Look The Eastern Progress, the of- Progress. 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Unsigned limited in length and should be All editorials published in the letters will not be published in the typed, double-spaced. Progress reflect the opinion of Progress. Letters should be ad- The Progress also welcomes members of the Editorial Board, There is a special bond .between "Could you lend me a couple of you really don't want to. Chances dressed to the Editor, Eastern ideas concerning possible news or unless otherwise signed. roommates. dollars for downtown?" are they will be very careful with, It is called mutual need. your blue skirt or expensive stereo May 1 wear your blue skirt . or favorite gold necklace. Don't -' "My hair dryer's broken - can I tonight -- it's a special date?" consider them untrustworthy until Rights of free expression use yours this morning?" "I forgot to buy deodorant - can I they have proved themselves so. use yours?" "Do you want a sandwich? I've By all means let your roommate . • must be secured for everyone got extra." Clearly, borrowing and sharing borrow the deodorant - as much ;'• is the way of life with roommates. for your sake as for theirs. After all drying your hair in The only flaw in such a situation ;'■ They weathered the hot, is when it becomes one-sided and .'• "The ?+: Actae (jude 4o Judging College Siuferrrs ft Offer rWkenc shifts isn't that bad. One of the pair smoldering sun and even endured could sleep later. believe it or not that does not; - the heckling and ridicule of happen often. ■/. students who bothered to stop and A Handbook for Tir^erooinrirf Treachers And really you didn't need that My roommate and I came to ;'• hear their words between class extra sandwich. Peanut butter the school with so much confidence in ■'. changes. rest of the week will be different. each other that neither of us ;$; Le-ssoxl: iJen-HficaTlon Don't worry about your loaned brought a hair dryer - each of us {'. Some listened quietly for a time - money. Think of it as an in- expected to other to have one. - many out of curiousity - while vestment in a happy roommate. If Sometimes borrowing and; others mocked and shouted back to they use it to go downtown and you sharing is actually a very good *' the preachers who were speaking *Tfo is a perverr. Ihisisaslur. loan them enough, they will idea. It is difficult to fit all the the gospel and alluding to the Vtacahi|ou-MI? She^ Dee* mirwe definitely be happy upon returning. necessary materials for two people - Bible. Besides, someday you may need a in a small space, particularly if ■ Each year at this time, 'the Jed Trie "wwmal college backseaTS ttvahifour few dollars and they will be much that small space is a dorm room, i more receptive if you have been Smocks'and others like him come d4Hre is a dead tflve- v*\oH\er-nvlaw. And if one is careful and con- ' to the campus preaching - trying generous with them. siderate of his or her roommate, it ' to get their religious messages avaH. He lus+s a«er NOT ice her exposed Consent sometimes even when can be an excellent arrangement. across to the crowds they attract. bodif?See -those Sih Many even became "riled" by Vie creeps arooncfaT r their words or took personal of- ■fol knees and ftose fense to them. But those who might pressing te foce •waked elbows? ^1: allowed themselves to become antagonized by the preachers who acplnST windows and Shameless hossu, -she visited campus last week might have saved themselves the trouble making && at animals. probaMu; has sane^'ing by simply walking away. After all, HewanT5tp
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Has college change* ;« or jmm view, abotit rellrlo.? If yM heard Ike Tim Sanders. Russell. Law En- forcement, Freshman "I didn't see them but I heard they were here. It's changed me a little, college brings out^your maturity. I I don't really feel a need for religion." RUSK DeSimone. Jenkins. Engineering. Senior "I don't go to church anymore. It seems like a lot of hassle. The preachers last week were fanatics, hell- fire and brimstone. When I go home and feel like going to church. I go. but not always
Glen Martin. Eminrnce. Broadcasting. Sophomore "They're about the same. I'm probably less religious. In a way I miss not going. I try to go to church when I go home but that's seldom "
Tina Brunifield. Ashland. Corrections. Freshman "I've got a stronger outlook now. I really didn't understand all of what the preachers said I still go to mass regularly."
The grill has always been a place for the exchange of money Ted Newsome. Milfnnl. Ohio. have been raised this year to offset the rise in retail food for food but it seems that now it is more money and less food supplies and the raise that was given food service workers Recreation. Graduate Student Prices in the grill as well as all other campus food services "College affected me about six years ago I went to a Baptist school and became a less religious person. They tried to force it on you. You were aware Inflation creates higher prices of it three or four times a week "
Tressia Day, North Vernon. In.. Oc- for University Food Service cupational Therapy. Senior B\ TIM EATON reasons were given for the increase The Bluegrass Coca Cola Bottling Co. "Religion about the same as Staff Writer The meal plan program now serves before. I've learned more, different in I.extrlRton said there was an increase The University's Food Service 1.597 students hut is designed for only in prices but why or how much is not views I go to church every once in a division has raised prices five to seven 1.200 % known Other companies that serve the while I didn't think much of the percent since last school year due lo the preachers, one-sided, extreme." University are Kraft, Kahns, Oscar economy and I he need to increase pay The distributors who sell goods to the Mayer and many other name brands for loixl service employees University have increased their prices Larry Martin. Director of the Maurice Maker, manager of Madison Student opinion of the price increase Mike Brandenburg. Lexington. University food service program, said Count) (Jfocery Inc. . said the reason is varied from not being fair to saying it is Geology. Senior cafeteria employees received a nine that the dry weather has caused a still cheaper than eating off campus "College hasn't changed me yet. I percent salary increase this year No shortage of corn <'orn prices are up Most students said the quality of food Glen Martin RUM DeSimone went occasionally before I came to which means that meat prices have isn't had but there is always room for school but usually I worked Sundays Faculty newsletter also risen improvement The only time I went was when my now available By FRAN COWHERD the wrong way. They could have been a girlfriend made me. The preachers The Password is a newsletter trying to force religion oh people is a Features Editor little more subtle." designed In inform the University The Doctor's Bag joke It shouldn't be pushed on faculty and staff «.f the facilities and anybody." Darby Sparks. Frederick, Maryland, Kim McKenna. Ft. Thomas. Ele- services available for academic Child Care. Junior mentary Education. Junior computing needs "College has affected my religious "It's strengthened mine. I didn't Carrie Holt. Richmond. Special Universit) laculty and staff are in- views tremendously. I see m need now attend church regularly before I came Education. Freshman vited lo subscribe to The Password Flu shots for religion more than ever before here. I don't now either. I feel more of a "I haven't been here long enough to even if they are not contemplating the because of the experiences I've had need for religion now. I didn't listen to tell, but it'll make me believe in God use of computers at this time To here. I thought the preachers last week the preachers. I'm out on my own and more It'll give me a better outlook on subscribe, w rite to Academic Com- at cost had a good message but went about it need religion more." life- puting. Combs 2iIH Kormer recipients must suhserilw' again lor this year. Our Turn Counseling center staff Coles Raymond, JM.D.
Last week I talked about the percent that does get the flu you offers professional help common cold and the bottom line will only be about one-tenth as sick, You can tell was no i <-h;il.Ir prevention, no measuring by length of illness, By PAULA WARD of the staff guarantees complete cure, just fluids, aspirin, rest and amount of fever and time in bed Staff Writer privacy ol all visits and records so one let her rip. Not a bad deal for a couple or doesn't have lo worry about being "sold three bucks! The first full week of classes is over (Hit " Fortunately, the common cold is That's not all by a long chalk, and somehow students have managed Donna Bunch "We are here to help students adjust one of the less deadly families of because there is an anti-flu drug! to find the right buildings, if not the and cope with an) problems they may viruses. right classrooms They are slowly have whether those problems are It's called Symmetrel and is used Now we come to the cream in the recovering from the shock of their personal or career oriented." said both to prevent the flu viruses Why is it so easy to tell which enough to get into the bars dorm rooms, roommates and cafeteria Tolar coffee, the milk in the coconut and known as the A type and to treat its students are freshmen and which downtown using their own ID's. so food For academic credit, the center of- the salt in the stew We come to symptoms if you do catch it A-flu students are seniors? The majority they have a lot to celebrate. But somewhere along the way. a fers a career counseling class which is influenza includes most of the serious cases It's hard to tell a sophomore vague feeling of depression has listed in the college handbook as GCS Influenza can kill In 1918 it killed of flu, though a B type gave enough of students on campus are between managed to settle in that even a trip 199 The class is being taught for the more people in six months than trouble last year to be included in the ages of 17 and 21, a difference of from a junior without talking to home can not cure What can they do-1 fifth year on campus and has become World War I did in four years and a mere four years. Yet, in spite of him. Both classes tend to dress the For those who can't seem to tie up all very popular The classes are small. this year's vaccine The dosage is this fact, it's fairly easy to tell the same. The only difference is that the loose ends of college life, there is with a maximum of 12 to 15 students thousands of limes as many as two capsules a day for three weeks newcomers from the old pros. sophomores are still carrying help. And it's free. each, and centers on discussions and Vietnam did in 10 years. after a flu shot I son you don't catch What makes the difference? Is it around the freshmen 10 that Located in the center of campus is advice for a career choice That was the worst ever it while building up your im- clothing, physique or simply a refused to leave their bodies over Kllendale Hall, the counseling center The center also offers a complete Nevertheless, the "Hong Kong" munity i. The center offers a wide variety of library on career information and is the summer. flu. the "Victoria" flu and the If the vaccine is not given, state of mind? Veteran people - counseling programs covering personal available to any student on campus "Russian" flu have each in their Symmetrel should be used for up to watchers report that it is probably and career areas. For more personal problems, an ap- a! combination of all three. They Juniors: Juniors .are un- When I first entered the center I half- pointment can be made to see any of the lime added very clearly and 40 days in cases of (it says in the say that each class has certain doubtedly the most confident expected to find a couple of mad staff members Monday through definitely to the respiratory death booki "repeated or unknown ex- characteristics that easily students on campus. After scientists and a complete electrical Friday, from H a m to 4 :to p m by rate. Not only thai, but viral flu posure" distinguish it from each other conquering University housing and apparatus system set up to transfer my calling the center at 022 2241 makes you a bloody sight sicker If you get the flu. it should be parking, they feel like they can brain to a rat Instead. I found a staff of For those who know what they want than the common cold and you play started as soon after the onset of class. friendly, caring people ready to listen to hi' but don't leel adequate or com- conquer the world and it reflects in hob throwing off the weakness and symptoms and continued for 12 '.Freshmen: Even those new to to me and my dumb problems with an petent enough to achieve it, the center after effects days after symptoms subside U)e sport of people - watching find the way they walk and talk. open and sensitive mind. can offer advice on personality. IQ and it easy to distinguish freshmen. If They do both very fast. They The center is a division of Student aptitude tests So. it's a much more serious Symmetrel is a powerful drug ypu see someone wearing a high have to if they hope to make it to all Affairs and is a remedial-type agency They'rea pretty competent bunch of subject Five serious reactions are listed school letter jacket, he or she is the meetings, classes and parties The staff is headed by Calvin Tolar people then.selves Next week. I think Not only that, bul something can and no less than 23 "minor" more than likely new to the that they have on their schedules. Each member is a trained, qualified I'll go over and talk to them about the very definitely be done about it. reactions severe enough to require University. Gym shorts and tee- As a result they tend to look a little andlicensed counselor. Eafrh member ghosl in toy closet Like the common cold, there are stopping it. shirts marked with EKU in bright worn-out, especially on Friday a number of flu viruses, but unlike II is also expensive - 52 cents per maroon letters are other garments mornings. But who peeds to worry Preacher creates colds, there are certain ones thai day. which ain't hay if you take it usually frequented only by fresh- about looking tired when they've cause most of the trouble and that for -so days. Also, it crosA reacts men. finally outgrown acne after five remain relatively stable Oh sure, with other drugs mam ^«p mm Wmmmmmmmmmmmmm ■■■■■"PWW^ Th*I«tam ! + Interviews to begin later this month I. Register Now lor (CD*Pi .Srrvicn Placement Jones 319. A placement Tues.. Sept 30 - Effective In- All 1SS041 graduates should visit the data sheet must be on file before in- terviewing, 3:30 p.m.. Room 108, Division of Career Development and terviews with organizational Crabbe Library Placement, Jones 319 this semester Be representatives can be scheduled. Wed.. Oct. 1 - Effective Interviewing. sure and pick up a registration packet 7 30 p.m.. Room 108. Crabbe Library. and start your placement credentials Recranert Interviewing Sept. 29 - Oct. 3 file. Employment will be very com- Potter and Company CPA's, US IV. Part-time off Campus Jobs petitive in most fields for 1041 Army Reserve, Peat Marwick, Mit- graduates. A well prepared, complete chell CPA'S. U.S. Navy, Alexander 1. Richmond business (walking set of placement credentials will be a Grant ft Company CPA'S. distance from campus) needs person to major asset as you compete for jobs or repair equipment and small engine acceptance to graduate school. III. CD*P "How TV Workshops maintenance - 20 hrs. per week. Your Placement Credentials File The Division of Career Development 2. Child-care position every Friday 1- when completed should Include: 4 Placement Is sponsoring six 6 p.m. (maybe some Wednesdays). 1. Placement Data Sheet workshops during September to help Must have transportation - possibility 2. Resume - Copy students organize their employment of few additional hours. 3. Transcript search. Plan on attending all three. 3. Security attendants - Lexington 4. Letters of Recommendation These programs will be repeated spring location, work schedule: evenings and 5. CO-OP - Intern Evaluations - Copy semester. weekends; prefer Law Enforcement 6. Consent to Release Form Tues., Sept 16 - Organizing a Job major or security related work ex- 7. Recent Photograph Campaign, 3:30 p.m.. Room 108. perience. December 1980 graduates are en- Crabbe Library. 4. Richmond Department store now couraged to register for Placement Wed., Sept 17 -'Organizing a Job accepting applications for part-time services by Sept. 30. Campaign, 7:30 p.m.. Room 108. employment: sales, stock, food service. Crabbe Library. 5. Summer 1981 Internship in Real U-' II. (ampni Interviews Tues., Sept. 23 - Resumes and Job Estate. Correspondence,-3:30 p.m.. Room 108. Employers will begin Interviewing Crabbe Library. Visit the Division of Career Professor disputes contract "80-81 graduates on Sept. 29. All in- Wed., Sept. 24 - Resumes and Job Development and Placement (CD4P). terviews will be conducted In the Correspondence, 7:30 p.m.,'Room 108, 319 Jones for details on the above jobs By DEAN HOLT University may reduce the number of University in 1967, has been employed Division of Career Development and Crabbe Library. and other employment listings. News Editor months he is employed, remove the on a yearly contract basis. department chairmanship from him, He became a tenured faculty A suit has been filed against the prevent him from receiving a $150 per member five years after he began University by one of its professors year and 7.5 percent raise granted teaching at the University. charging his rights as a tenured em- across-the-board to all other University Nelson signed his new contract with Placement schedules ployee have been violated. faculty members and whether or not the University even though It did Charles Nelson, professor of foreign tenure prevents the University from contain the salary decrease and change languages, has filed suit against the reducing his salary from the $32,200 he in Ids status, with the provision that the University in Madison Circuit Court was granted for the 1979-80 year to his validity of the University's alterations three 'how to'workshops charging the University with violations 198041 salary of $28,300. to his contract, in light of his tenured of tenure through its reducing his Button, button, button! Who has the Library on Sept. 23 at 3:30 p.m and Zimmerman stressed that the topics status, would be taken up with the button? again at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 24. These salary and removing him from the Nelson was employed for a full 12 court. to be presented in the mini-workshops chairmanship of the Department of months during the 1979-80 school year The Division of Career Development sessions will explain what a resume is, are the "basic and essential steps in The new department chair replaced and Placement does! All you need is to its purpose, how to prepare it and what Foreign languages with a salary of $32,300 but was offered Nelson on Aug. 15. Nelson said that organizing employment efforts" and The suit, in which the University is only nine months employment and a push the button, open the door and they a typical resume looks like. Plus you are the positive result of student his attorney is traveling currently and will make every effort to assist you in will learn how to write letters of the only defendant named, was filed salary of $28,300 for this y»r in ad- that he expects Sword to be gone for recognition of the need for these and last week by Nelson's attorney. John D. dition to eliminating a 7.S percent pay your job search endevors. inquiry, application and acceptance to similar efforts provided by the office. about one month. Until that time, he Specifically, the Divisions of Career name a few. Sword. In the SUM. Nelson asks the increase and $150 annual bonus, the suit said, his attorney has advised him not In support of these efforts. Zim- court to decide whether or not the states. Nelson, since coming to the Development and Placement located The third will teach the job-seeker merman provided data from the to discuss the case. in Jones 319. will be conducting "How how to open an employer's door in the Division's most recent report which To" instructional workshops to help all •Effective Interviewing" session. It indicated that 97 percent of those prospective job seekers hone job will be held in Room 108. Crabbe students using the services of the office seeking skills. You will learn three vital Library. These sessions will show you and who responded to employment Annual UN seminar set for Oct. areas of job campaigning with each how to prepare for the interview, how to confirmation surveys started their By DEAN HOLT peacekeeping in the Middle East the Organization's permanent UN observer area being presented twice. Each of the sell yourself and how to handle careers in the field of their choice. News Editor role of the UN Secretary - General, the during the last day of the conference. sessions lasts approximately an hour questions posed by interviewers. A world affairs seminar at the United UN budget and financial problems the "The value ofjhe seminar is in- and will be repeated the following day. The workshops will feature the staff Telescope deck Nations' headquarters in New York has organization faces, the UN develop- disputable, the seminar la a rewarding, The first session will Instruct a of CD. and P which includes Kurt been scheduled for Oct. .2741 for ment program and world disarmament informative experience," he said, perspective job-hunter "How to Zimmerman, director, Art Harvey, opening this fall University students, according to Tae- and arms control. adding that student! will also have the Organize a Job Campaign" and will be assistant director and Laura Meliu's. Hwan Kwak. political science Also, he said, the participants will be opportunities to browse throughout held in Room 108. Crabbe Library, at administrative assistant Sessions are The University telescope deck will be professor. briefed on the new international New York City also and take part in 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 18, and at 7:30 p.m. open to all students regardless of class open to the public On Friday evening. Kwak, who will be supervising the economic order, the UN Conference of that city's cultural activities on Sept. 17 in Room 108, Crabbe ranking. Sept 12, from 8:30-10 p.m. (if skies are seminar for the 10th year, said that Science and Technology, apartheid and Also, he added, students may receive Library. In these sessions you will learn Zimmerman emphasized in an in- clear). accommodations will be made for 20 human rights, law of the sea and two credit hours for attending the the importance of effective terview that "Career development This is the first of four public ob- students to participate in the trip with Namibia. seminar. The cost of the trip, including organization and fundamental prin- means acquiring and effectively serving sessions sponsored by the anyone above first-semester freshman Kwak also plans a guided tour of the air fare and hotel Is planned at $196, ciples of a sound job campaign. utilizing job search techniques to Arnim D. Hummel Planetarium and status eligible to attend. UN headquarters, to allow participants which, he added, is less than last year's The second session, "Resumes and achieve career goals so that placement, scheduled for the second Friday of each Among the topics which will be a chance to attend a meeting of the seminar cost. Job Campaign Correspondence" will i.e., effective marketing to secure a month, through December A schedule covered at the United Nations during General Assembly, and also a meeting Persons interested in the seminar also be held in Room 108, Crabbe position, would be achieved." for 1981 will be announced later. the seminar will be discussions of with the Palestine Liberation may reach Kwak at 622-4046 or 5931, .* •» Broadway Helpy Selfy Laundry Invites you to drop off your laundry between 7 am and LEARN TO FLY! Fly your frisnds and yourself to 4 pm. Well wash it, dry it, and fold it for you FLORIDA for spring break—--COWTACT EKU Spacid Programs Divisions 622 1444 for the FFA Ground School Receive discount on drop off service with this coupon 1$ Central Limit 1 per wash. ED WEST, Owner Aviation, Inc. (EXPIRES 9-30-601 210 N. 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Sffimmbm 11. 1M0 Awards available for student research 0P- Haddix The Youthgrants program of the individuals and up to $10,000 for groups National Endowment for the ($15,000 for certain high-cost media Humanities will offer over 100 cash projects) are intended primarily for to address awards across the nation this fall to those between the ages of 15 to 25 who young people in their teens and early have a ways to go before completing twenties. Including college and academic or professional training. university students, to pursue non- While the program cannot provide conference credit, out of the-classroom projects in scholarship support or financial aid for ■ i' Elizabeth Haddix, assistant professor the humanities. The deadline for degree-related work, it is the only of social work at the University, will submission of completed applications is federal program which awards money present a paper on "The Mid-Life Nov. 15. directly to young people for in- Woman Alone - Are We Helping?" at An annotated exhibition of 20th dependent work in the humanities. the National Association of Scoail century war-time "home-front" ac- If you are interested in the program, Workers' First National Conference on tivities in Minnesota and Wisconsin, a a copy of the guidelines should be on file Social Work Practice With Women. booklet on the history of the sheep in- at the campus Placement Office or the The Conference in Washington. D.C., dustry in Vermont, an anthropological Office of Contracts and Grants. If not, Sept. 14-16, is expected to attract nearly film about Los Angeles gypsy com- please write before Oct 15 if you wish to 1.000 leading social workers from all munity and a collection and study of meet this year's deadline, to: over the country migrant-worker border ballads in South Youthgrants Guidelines. Sponsored by NASW's National Texas are some of the projects un- Mail Stop 103-C. Committee on Women's Issues, the dertakes by college and universtiy-age National Endowment for the Conference features 45 workshops, 100 youth. Humanities, professional issue papers and major The giants, which offer up to S2.SO0 to Washington, DC 30506 addresses by NASW President Dr. Nancy A Humphreys, who is also a member of the President's Advisory Faculty Senate backs Committee on Women's Issues. (Contitued from page I) . Conference sessions will cover a The president continued that he feels who will attend the University this variety of topics including health- the increase in enrollment is "a credit semester, that any additional money mental health, rights of minority to the University and to its faculty." these students may provide the women, displaced homemakers, In other business, senate members Universtity through fees is "not a lesbianism and alcoholism and drug were told that a revised faculty hand- money-making proposition." The iilnisi' book his been completed and should be money created through new NASW is the largest national social distributed beginning this week. enrollments is being used to insure that Standing room only there are adequate faculty for in- work organization with 85.000 members Also the group approved the ap- As a large crowd listened, Cindy Lasseter, a member of the on page 1. She was on campus last Wednesday. Thursday and in 55 chapters located in each state, the pointments of ad hoc scheduling study struction. He added that there are more District of Columbia. New York City, part-time faculty members employed New-Covenant Community Church of Florence, told them of Friday (photo by Brian Potts) and an ad hoc outside employment the evil on college campuses. Lasseter is featured in a story Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and committees. at the University now than ever before. Europe chnical problems cause 20 month delay in Hummel Planetarium opening By BARRY TEATER complex and sophisticated," explained the equipment can understand Without with Spitz was signed in 1976 for an St Paul, Minn , San Diego. Calif. and "to test things on a real world basis." St.ff Writer Fletcher. "There's a lot of 'debugging' the interface system working properly, amount which cannot be increased now. Monterey. Mexico are being used according to Fletcher He added that involved. . electronics is hard to the equipment cannot function. In addition to the interface system, commercially for entertainment. holding classes there on a limited basis Be ause of numerous "bugs" in its troubleshoot. Technicians from Spitz Space Fletcher said that other equipment would help the astronomy staff set up Exactly how the Spitz system will be equipment com uter interface system, the "It's nothing that can't be solved," he Systems Inc of Chadds Ford. Pa. have needs work done. used in the Hummel Planetarium has Unii\ "rsity's Arnim D. Hummel added. "We're just taking it one day at been working on the interface system "It's hard to put your finger on one All other astronomy classes are being off and on since it was installed. The thing," he said. "It's too complicated not yet been determined, according to held in the Moore Building and will Plan tarium is not yet fully operational a time." Fletcher. However, he said that a or to the public. planetarium's entire projection system for that." continue to be held there until the Fletcher explained that the variety of programs would be planetarium is fully operational. iAccording to Dr. Jack Fletcher, was purchased from Spitz for unit price Fletcher blamed some of the presented in an enjoyable and en- dire tor of the planetarium, the planetarium's interface system is a link of $952,000. problems on the fact that the University Fletcher did not set a specific date for tertaining way. which would also be the opening of the facility but said that facil y's operation is approximately 20 between the planetarium's two com- Fletcher said that Spitz, not the is the first group to use the Spitz system educational in nature. mon is behind schedule because of the puters and the various projection and University, is paying the additional for educational purposes, even though he hoped it would be soon. tech ical problems. special effects equipment. It converts costs caused by the technical problems the system was designed for Presently, one astronomy class "I'm hoping it will be ready for the " le system is tremendously computer language into language that He said that the University's contract educational use. Other Spitz systems in section is meeting at the planetarium first of the year." he said. n iiiiuiiiinmm H r UNIVERSITY His name is Mowgli and he was Sr*> { FILM SERIES raised by Ferrell Room, Combs Bid9. wolves Xj^ Admission — $1.00 in The Grise Room For additional information, call Student Activities — 622-3855. The ■■■■■■■■■■MmE JUNGLE BOOK 7 P.M. SUPERMAN TECHNICOLOR' Fri. &. Sat. C '''* *••* '■»■«■> "»*>.'.. • Thur., Sept 11 — 7 a 9:30 Sept. 12 & 13 I [■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I NORMA RAE Fri. a Sat Sept. 12 a 13 7 4 9 P.M. PARENTS' DAY - SEPT. 20 H5BC nn n*m«TM ct NTUM< roi I m 8:00 P.M. Ellen Burstyn Alan Alda Tues., Sept. 16 7 4 9 P.M. Brock Auditorium "SiinK'TiiiK-. 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GRISE ROOM EKU Colonels vs. Youngstown Penguins - T"~* • . ■ Pf S/Vol. M/No. 3 Ttw EimiiiPnuw Thunday, taptSMBa* 11, H Wright, Kleines attend . ,- «■ national conventions TOGETHER A NEW MS**" ; Although Wright is critical of Carter example of President Carter's ac- By FRAN COWHERD and his administration of the past four FCMWM Editor ceptance speech and his mentioning of years, she still favors him over Reagan. the reinstated registration for the draft "People are not voting for Carter but "The majority will vote for Cartar," 'To me when the President was against Ronald Reagan. They'll vote she said definitely. "The closer we get booed at his acceptance speech, I was Carter because Ronald Reagan la at the to the election, the closer we'll gat to surprised, and it symbolised two im- other end of the ticket" stated Carol Carter ... the more frightened people portant things. One, the speech writer Wright, positively. will get of what he's (Reagan) saying. was not too bright to include that Wright, a member of the Department A vote for Anderson is a vote for Ronald statement (about draft registration), of Mass Communications, attended the Reagan. His (Reagan'a) miastatament and two. I had a feeling that Carter and National Democratic Convention as a of the KKK ia one example. The more the administration did not realize the Kentucky delegate - Kennedy sup- people look at Reagan, despite iheir deep resentment with which mat policy porter. inclination to Reagan, they'll be leas neio. tvieine pnnosopfuzeu. Another member of the department. likely to vote for Mm." Despite the utter chaos on the floors Glen Kleine. attended both conventions "People were not than because of an of both conventions. Kleine said he was as a reporter for 13 newspapers. His emotional tie to Cartar. They had a both "barkened and impressed" at the son, Kevin, a University sophomore, vested interest in Jimmy Carter. The "serious discussion of various issues also attended both conventions as a key to the whole thing ia Ronald having to do with the destiny of the photographer for 20 newspapers Reagan," she said country." Moments from the Republican As for Kennedy's role at the con- Convention captured the delegate! Wright filed in early April to be one of Kleines view differs from that of with their campaign barmen, a frinninf GOP supporter and candi- Kentucky's 3* Democratic delegates vention, Wright said she was very Wright's. He ssid that be felt Kennedy The number of delegates for each "impressed" with Kennedy's speech. would have been the party nominee had candidate were chosen on the basis of "He enunciated the historical the open convention been a reality how many votes each candidate philosophy of the Democratic Party "If they had voted for the open received in the state primary. Although better than anybody has in a long time. convention Kennedy would have been she attended the convention four years Sooner or later people will come back to the candidate. They tried to make it a ago, this was her first experience aa a the Democratic Party because of its matter of principle. Historically, they delegate. philosophy." Wright stated let the candidate vote as he chose on the She was chosen as a delegate - at - She said she is uncertain of what part first ballot. This (new rule) constituted large and appointed by the state Kennedy will play in the next four a new change, frankly, a change for the Democratic Central Committee, in years, or at the next convention, or better in terms of democracy. The theme is to "balance it." which means what the next four years hold for the primary is given much more Im- 50 percent men and SO percent women. country as Carter Is re elected - which portance," Kleine stated This rule is unique to the Democratic she feels certain he will be. Kleine said he felt the platform was Party. "I hope he's (Carter) learned Four not dealt with all that seriously at the Wright was one of the many Kennedy years is a long time'to get an education. Republican Convention. supporters who favored the open I'm not one who believes circumstances "The Republican Convention was a convention. control events. A strong president chautauqua. There was a sense of unity "It was a political tactic to keep the controls events," she stated positively. in the party; party identification, in Carter delegates in line. The rule will terms of a platform, though it was not be changed back to what it was at the In covering both conventions as s dealt with all that seriously. mini - convention two years ago," news person, Klelne had the op- "Two months down the pike, the Republican Convention, Kleine said political parties. They process the Photographer Kleine shared Wright said. portunity to compare the moods and platform is not as important as the "the delegates did not get s sense of application then send you a second enthusiasm of Kennedy at The mini - convention is a gathering attitudes of the two. personality of the candidate," he what was happening." application which you return along with Democratic Convention. of party members between election "I sensed a greater animosity at the continued "First they were surprised and a photograph which is sent to the Secret "They were' wild about Kennedy. II years to discuss the party policies. Democratic Convention. I cite the Commenting on Ford's part in the buoyed that Ford would even consider Service - it's cleared - then they send was like a split. Carter and Kennedy I the position, then it seemed like a sure you a Secret Service identification think. John Y. Brown gave his talk and thing. Then comes Sen. Paul Lexal to card. You must have credentials to the said 'You're bound. If you're su; announce Bush and Reagan breaks convention plus your Secret Service to vote for Carter, vote for Carter. If fi precedence, comes a day early to an- identification or you can't get into the Kennedy, then vote for Kennedy.' Mot nounce his choice of vice-president - press conferences," said Kleine. of them (Kennedy supporters) came ( demonstrating executive ability on his Kleine also attended the Republican Carter's acceptance speech) but tl part. Convention in 1964 when Goldwater was were not united, they didn't clap. the party nominee. He described "Kennedy will be supportive "Whether you like Carter or Reagan, Goldwater then and Reagan now as Carter - he's a party man - he's got the part, however small it may be, "both conservative." save his chances for later. Carter g that Anderson will play, is the big booed a couple of times during question. The convention pulls people These were the first political con- together to test their ideas - a mutual ventions for the younger Kleine. speech which has never happei scratching of backs. The platform before but Kennedy got a standing! reflects the kind of people who gather "The Republicans really impressed ovation for 15 minutes. Even the Carter' together under the umbrella of the me. The Democratic Convention was a delegates went wild." he said. political party." Kleine summarized. letdown - to bureaucratic, too Although the younger Kleine ad- But back to the beginning. It was not organized. At the Republican Con- mitted that Anderson's chances look Above, Governor and Mrs. John Y. Brown attended Ike Demo- a matter of simply wanting to go as a vention we got credentials for the whole "dim and dismal," he said he will still cratic Convention. At right. President Jimmy Carter is captured reporter or photographer, and get to go. week but at the Democratic we had to vote for him. He said he never did like Kleine explained the process: get new credentials each day. Reagan simply because he's too con- with s serious expression during his acceptance speech. "I got the impression that the servaitve. "First of all we sent a letter to the Republicans were all really united Wright willingly admits she will vote paper(s) saying we wanted someone to behind Reagan. They were really Carter - Democrat. Photos by Kevin Kleine represent us. Photographers have to go happy about Ford but letdown when But the elder Kleine, with a sly grin, through the United States Senate Press Bush got it. There were a lot of Kemp refused to disclose his own choice. Gallery for both conventions. Weekly supporters. Everybody seemed to like Whether the winner be Anderson. Reagan's early appearance," young Carter or Reagan - it will all be history and campus papers apply to the Kleine said. soon. \ Love you Dr. Marion S. 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WE'RE MORE Jackie WED. 17th 7-9 Tracy Lana THAN JUST • COOK OUT AT FRAT HOUSE Patricia SAT. 20th AFTER THE GAME ALL SPORTS • SMOKER J AGGERS ROOM WED. 24th 7-9 CHAMPIONS. WHEN. VOC> ENTER. cOLLFOE. JUNIOR., I WANT lOO TO 6ET SrAETEn> OFF Ri6HT WITH TWS FSLLOW. WE'RE BROTHERS ($apj» t&Jpha) FOLLOW TRACYS LEAD!!! Experience Brotherhood LAMBDA CHI ALPHA -j-> RUSH DATES: Mon. Sept. 15 Keene Hall Lobby Tuei. Sept. 16 Powell Mutic Lounge BETA THE!A PI Wed. Sept 17 Todd Hall Rec Room All Times are 7-9p.m. u P.*. 10/Voi. 59/No. 3 ThsEiiwmProar— Organizations Thuwtav.ftqMMtarll.lt**.-: :• KA's win most Campus clips 4*53 improved chapter Libertarians be held in Wallace 334 at 3:30 poi'.; Everyone interested in finding mtfl more information about this wonlfC; By CHERYL JONES year The University's Libertarians will affairs student organization is invited:; SUN Writer Chapter growth was also taken into hold an organizational meeting Mon- to attend and join if they wish. Last month the National Leadership consideration. Two and a half years ago day, Sept 15, at 8:30 p.m in the Con- Institute presented the Kappa Alpha the fraternity had only 18 members, but ference room "A" of the Powell fraternity with the most improved they are now up to 48. Building. chapter in the nation award, the first "This is a real big honor for ua," Activities to be planned for this Phi Beta Lambda time this award was ever issued in the Mated Keith McQuire. KA president. semester include the Ed Clark for University history. He credited the improvement in the President campaign and opposition to the draft. Volunteers are needed to man Phi Beta Lambda will host a new One of the areas that the fraternity fraternity partly to a change in at- member reception on Sept. 17, at 9: IS was judged on was scholastic im- titude, a trend toward more literature tables, canvas neigh- p.m.. in the Kennamer Room of the provement. Kappa Alpha went from seriousness. "I'm proud of our borhoods, register voters and do draft Powell Building. A slide presentation -'. 2.42 last year to 2.64. the second highest history," McQuire said, "but the KA'a couseling. will be shown and refreshments will K$". average on campus. have been known for being hell- For more information come to the served. PBL is a service organization'-; The fraternity was also judged on its raisers." meeting or contact Ken Ashby at 852- 4786 open to any business major, minor os ;• involvement in outside activities. The Now that the fraternity has calmed interested person. Come and see what*I KA's participated in the Jerry Lewis down some, it has become more in- volved in academics, sports and makes Phi Beta Lambda. For mob?-; ' Telethon, raising $1150, $650 which was information call Paula Roahrig at 5947t ;• more than they raised the previous campus appearances. Agriculture Club 5947. ;;g Although McQuire is very satisfied with the chapter "there's always room for improvement." He would like to see The Agriculture Club would like to All students are invited to attend the*! KA number one on campus in welcome back all old members and Phi Beta Lambda Workshop, to fce-; held for all interested students, on Sept > scholastics and to raise at least $1500 Kappa Alpha fraternity President Keith McQuire and Vice-Preaident John invite all interested persons to the next year for the Jerry Lewis Muscular welcoming reception. The reception 23. at 4 30 p.m.. in Combs 318. For more;* Haydon collaborate to keep their chapter at Its beat. This summer KA's won an information call Paula at 5947. ■'.-'. Seminar Dystrophy foundation. award and received a trophy for the Most Improved Chapter among all the will be held on Tuesday. Sept 16 at 7:30 McQuire hopes to enlarge the pledge p.m. in the A.B. Carter Building. They program and initiate all of he new national KA chapters. Known for "KA Old South," and Southern gents the KA's invite interested persons to join them Law Enforcement -:.: increased their chapter membership drastically, giving more reason to receive and learn what the club is about. given for pledges. the award, (photo by Brian Potts) ■ The Association of Law Enforcement will meet today at 4:30 p.m In the. Milestone Jaggers Room. Among fce items to be hospital discussed will be nominations for a secretary. Military displays Students signed up for Journalism 303 Infection control in the hospital Milestone, or anyone interested in dietary service will be discussed in a working on the Milestone staff, contact seminar Sept 25 at the University. Larrv Bailey (2301). Donna Bunch (623- Bahai Club co-curricular programs 0685)'or the Milestone Office (3436). as H soon as possible. Thursday at 8 p.m. the University The seminar for food service em- By MARY LUERSEN branch of the Military Science sporting yellow and blue belts kicked Bahai Club will hold informal fireside-. ployees is allied health care facilities is Organizations Editor furiously at other members. meetings for those interested in learn- • sponsored by the University Depart- ing about the Bahai Faith. . The" ment of Biological Sciences and the department that they would be in- location is 682. Brockton (trailer). All APIC-Bluegrass Association of Ken- Military Police, Rangers, Orien- terested in, browse over to the Rangers. Wargamers are welcome. tucky through the University Division terring, Pershing Rifles and Men and women dressed in khaki army "All I do is grab and twist his arm of Speical Programs. Valianettes, War Gaming, Association clothes, describe their Ranger like so and then I'm free and he's got a of the United States Army (AUSA) and organization of 15 members behind broken arm, or splinter. But you don't Wargamers, an organization of the Tae-Kwon-do (Martial Arts) all have tables of army equipment - tents, etc. have to be physically strong girls, just Military Science department is having Volleyball Club Seminar topics will include mir- something in common. They are all co- A demonstration of repelling which the be flexible," the Tae-kwon-do member a meeting on Sept. 17 at 3:30 p.m. in the cobiology; occurence, distribution and curricular programs of the Military Rangers do at different areas but now said as she demonstrated defense Begley Building. Room 520. No ex- The University's volleyball club will types of food-borne illnesses; safe food Science Department. Besides that, they are satisfied with the top of the Begley strategies. perience is necessary and anyone can have a meeting Sept 15 in the Begley, purchasing,, storage and protection; are putting on a display Sept. 9 and 10 in building. Onlookers signed relief as a come. Building. Room 156. at 7:30 p.m. The safe food handling; maintaining which they will all be twirling guns, member made it to the ground with Wargaming is the simulation of organizational meeting is to elect of-. For the women only, is the group ficers All interested in power - sanitary facilities and cleaning and performing precision movements and ease. called the Valianettes. They've sent out conflict. You command the Confederate sanitizing. recruiting possible members. flyers to the women's dorms saying Army at Gettysburg or the Germans at volleyball are welcome. when their meetings are and parties if Stalingrad. Can you change history or "Yes we've attracted some new interested. However, most people don't will history repeat itself? The Seminar instructors will be Dr. If one happened to walk by the con- members - mostly freshmen," one girl Raymond Otero, University biology course of the Begley building, one know what they do. These are the girls simulation is done on maps with men Nursing Seminar i . •. professor and consultant; Dr. James said of the Tae-Kwon-do club. Military that handle and twirl silver swords. and machines represented by counters might have heard explanations for science classes dropped by to learn or or scale models. Snyder, chief of microbiology, Norton what the organization Wargames are. Uniforms are worn and they compete The College of Allied Health and Children's Hospital. Louisville; Dr. see which organization if any they against other teams also. For more information contact "Come and have a good time. No ex- would be interested in. Captain Rich Barbuto 622-3911 Nursing at the University will hold a' , George Killgore, microbiology chief, perience is necessary," the officer said. seminar on "Quality Assurance: ' Kentucky Bureau for Health Services. Or watch a member of the Pershing Although speakers spoke of rifles and Techniques for Applying the New JCAH ' Frankfort; Lee Meier, food services Rifles skillfully twirl a 10 pound rifle "Our dues are $8 - real cheap and we used special terminology in the Standard" Sept. 12 at the Perkins director, St. Joseph Hospital, Lexington got a smoker coming up," a Military military one could learn which CIRUNA Building from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ' and Alice Gross, St. Joseph assistant Police member called out to the organization would best suit their This one-day workshop is designed '' food service director. Linda Wiley, St. "No one's been hurt for a long time except when a bayonet hit someone's classes. Yet questions weren't asked needs. "Of course, we have parties too, for registered nurses practicing in the Joseph epidemiologist and Bluegrass too much. "We've had 13 people sign like last night," a member of the The Council on International acute care setting (hospitals) who are president, will be the hostess. hand." the member of the Pershing Relations and United Nations Affairs Rifles stressed. up. But you can never tell if they'll show Pershing Rifles said smiling. interested in increasing their for the meetings," a MP said (CIRUNA) will be holding a mem- knowledge of the new JCAH Quality Deadline for registration for the It's just another way to get involved bership and organizational meeting on Assurance Standard and developing, seminar is Sept. 22. However, if one still hadn't found a Students in white karate outfits and meet friends. Wednesday. Sept. 17. The meeting will techniques for its implementation. Introductory Welcome Back Offer. (Up On All Parts and labor h Statin* with a Valid Eastarn ID. BUICK, 01DSM0BIIE, TOYOTA Baker Williams, B»iek Ttyata 414-1315 will be on the campus of EKU To a New Hair Style Brase Of (Powell Bldg.) Friday, Sept. 12, "COUPON h $000 i 8-5 pjn. 1980 and Monday, Sept. 15, 1980 Em OFF Evening by appt. ANY CUT 6234191 WITH THIS COUPON for anyone interested in subscribing Eastern By Pass take a look j CoMege Pk. Shopping Ctr. to the newspaper. around y We Buy Class Rings •••» Just like home delivery; yon Brought to your dorm! i,. ; Call 1629 I i 11/Vol. M/No. 3 ■ ?•• EMM P r otjr*** T1wadev.l|»lllllbll 11. It Nutrition Club stresses good eating habits By KELLY CHANDLER Two dinners are planned for should also get some raw vegetables, SUIT Writer November. One, Nov. 8, will be for the carrots, cauliflower or any other type To the Food and Nutrition Club there American Home Economics you like. They suggest to get some fresh is a lot more to good eating habits than Association state wide workshop to be fruit, peaches, oranges, tomatoes. liver and onions once a Weak. held here. Along with the Home Of course, these are supplements to Economics Department, the Food and your dally meals. When you do buy food In existence since 1974, this at the campus cafeterias the members organization not only attempts to Nutrition Club will serve dinner to suggest to avoid sauces and gravies or eliminate some of the apathy towards college students from across the state. anything that is loaded with sugar, such proper diet that is readily found on The second dinner is to be for club as glazed vegetables or dessert. The campus but also provides a way to meet members. A potluck is planned with officers suggest a leafy green or dark people and learn about possible careers each member bringing his or her in the food fields. The club had 30 members last year and hopes to have at least that many be sensible wherever you eat this year. They meet on the second Tuesday of every month at 4:45 p.m. in favorite dish. yellow vegetable along with the main the Burner Building Family Living entree you choose. Eat whole-wheat Center. In December a poinsettla plant sale is bread, when it's available and drink They plan to have a variety of guest planned. At that time elections for next milk, iced tea or water. speakers and will serve "nutritious year's officers will be held. With what's available, it's not refreshments." A modest membership This is the first year they have had necessarily easv to eat right on cam- fee of $2 would allow you to participate elections in December. They hope this pus. Unlike many other schools, the in the numerous activities the club has will provide an easing in period for the food service does not even offer a salad planned for this semester. new officers as well as free any officers bar, except in the meal plan cafeterias On Sept. 19 from 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. and who are seniors this year from club Mark Ziebarth, Food and Nutrition Sept 20 from 10 a.m. -1 p.m., they will responsibilities during their finsl Club treasurer said, "Eastern food have a car-wash on the Eastern By- college semester. services have done very little to appeal Pass. Amid all this planning and to the change in the college crowd's According to interviewed members organizing, the officers of the club offer appetite " He also warned not to make the Food and Nutrition Club hopes to some suggestions for good eating habits it worse by eating chips, sodas and Let's gat fired up! send 16 members to the "American on campus. candy bars organizations from honoraries to Greeks sit together at Dietetic Association" convention to be They point out that there are few Perhaps the most important piece of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) members seemed pleased by last held in Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 6 through Oct fresh fruits and vegetables offered by advice the club could offer is to be Saturday's game against Kentucky State Claps, yeas and football games boosting on the Colonels, (photo by Will Mansfield) 10. They will sponsor as much of the the food services here. If you have a sensible wherever you eat. They said cheers helped fire the Colonels onto victory. Many cost as they can, so that members can refrigerator in your room, stock it with we all should learn to practice good attend seminars and discussions on juices - apple and 100 per cent orange eating habits now so that in years to good nutrition. juices are among the best kinds You come we'll be healthy beings. RA's play roles of entertainers, disciplinarians, nurses, counselors, mediators, etc. written up and taken to the dean of written up and sent to the dean "I try to involve them in something," By MARY I I KHSI.N to you talk about your absent lovelife say it is especially hard being a RA on a fraternity floor - "try telling them to do women. Don't have boys in your room. Quiet hours is another problem the Bartlett said. "You have to make it Organizations Editor with interest or about the meanest It's the dumbest thing you can do," known you can help One girl was down "I can't stand my roommate, she teacher in the world who you swear something." RA's must deal with. "I do enforce Holt said, concerning the biggest Bartlett said. "On open house - the them. During finals it's generally quiet. because she made alternate in the chews with her mouth open." hated you the day you walked Into class penalty at Sullivan will be a first time band. I got other nvmhera in the band "I'm homesick." because "all I did was tell him he was a problem, he though RA's have - a lack I do what the floor wants," Holt said on my floor to help her feel better, . . -I" of interest and cooperation. warning, second, take the privilege "I shut their doors if they're rowdy. "Why can't I smoke pot in my away," Bartlett said. Other Bartlett said room?" Yet KA's play an important part in "Girls like to plan for an event - like They usually calm down," Bartlett volleyball or exercise classes. Boys' disciplinary action would be taken if the said. RA's also plav I he role of mediator "But the stereo isn't that loud What's dorm living. "An RA gives the floor it's rules continued to be disobyed. 50 decibals?" personality," Dean Holt, an RA at activities will be more successful if you Remember, your neighbor will between roommates After in- tell them that day at the right time." "If a person has to smoke pot why remember when-you kept your stereo terviewing a few RA's they said they "This campus is dead. I might as well Commonwealth said "Each dorm is can't he go in his car for a little ride," play dead too." different." However, most people would think a up 50 decibals all night while he was try to see both sides of a story (con- RA's biggest problem is enforcing Pugda said. "I'm usually harder on pot studying for his physics exam Better cerning roommates problems I and be Every other day a resident assistant RA's are responsible for setting up offenders than alcohol." (RA) hears smart answers like these programs and activities in the dorms, rules. "The University is 'Victorian', not let him know when your next exam fair. Pat Pugda. a RA at Dupree Hall said. Another rule the University observes is. "Most important is learn to com- and has to learn to cope with them, hoping they will be successful. "We set is the policy on room check. Room sometimes just by being smart back - up mixers with the girl's dorms, Alcohol, marijuana, the opposite sex in "Some freshmen look at us like municate with your roommate Don't rooms not during open house hours and check is usually every other week. "I policemen," Holt said. hurt her feelings and stand up for "Your roommate stays up too late? Try basketball tournaments and all sorts of always have signs notifying them." not coming in at 4 a.m. then you won't cooking appliances are big no-no's on "They have a healthy fear of RA's at yourself," Bartlett advises sports," Steve Meyers, an RA at Todd Bartlett said. first. Then they learn you put your As nurses. RA's sometimes help take know she stays up late." Hall said campus. "I tell them to be discreet. I don't "It must be neat, garbage emptied, pants on first too." Pugda said. care of loaded downtowners "1 usually RA's are the substitutes, for Mom and "We want to Ret them into the school check the refrigerator and it's slip of Dad,back home. Or at least their job life. I set up roommate games, ice want to see it." Pugda said. "You have Yet what most RA's want is to let make them clean it up." Pugda said to establish your viewpoints at the first ownership, check for animals, and their floor know they are there to help Pugda's advice to freshmen besides. duties require them to be. They're cream socials, exercise classes, closets and drawers should be closed if entertainers, disciplinarians, coun- volleyball, etc.," Monica Bartlett said, floor meeting. They'll learn what you when they are needed. RA's pick up on "Not to worry It's a big step, ex- will accept." any contain alcohol. If they are open we floor members if they are depressed or perience it - is learn to wash One boy selors, nurses, mediators - as one RA one of three RA's at Sullivan. will confiscate the alcohol and cooking put.it, "babysitters." It's important that everyone on a Concerning open house rules, the unhappy. "I tell them what they want to wanted to know when the laundry RA's and dorm directors are strict appliances. You can get the cooking hear and then gradually bring a change service was going to bring back his Tp seme students. RA's are just the floor get along - to be friends "It's appliances back at the end of the people to complain to about a leaky really good for freshmen dorms. These about enforcing the time. "We go by the that I think will help them," Pugda clean sheets. He didn't realize the clock in the lobby. If a boy is caught in semester." Bartlett added. If alcohol is said. 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Patton confidently looking :::; toward senior season & Jimmie Brooks' all-time Colonel record m By BRIAN BLAIR Slowly but surely, the guilty plea rises to the surface. of 36 touchdowns. But they have not SUrf Writer Seed him in a state of mind which Perhaps the only part of football that ds on records and statistics. Colonel fullback Dale Patton dislikes more than being tackled is practice. "I have never liked to practice. And I probably never will like to practice. But "The last time I set goals for myself I think I've tried harder this year," Ihe was the year I set the rushing record," Let's face it - given the choice of said. recalled the senior fullback. "I wanted bestowing glad tidings upon arch-nval 10 touchdowns and 1,000 yards. I got my Western Kentucky or generating en- This has not eluded the grasp of 10 touchdowns real early. Then I had a Colonel Head Coach Roy Kidd "At the eho* at 1,000 yards and blew it end of spring practice," he remarked, thusiasm for practice, the game- oriented Patton Just might choose the "This year, I'd like to have an un- former without the slightest hint of a "we thought Dale was a little over- defeated season Because I've done a mental stutter step. weight. We didn't think he had a Rood lot of things - even been on a team spring. In fact, we though Nicky Yeast that's won a national championship. All this has not eluded the grasp of had a better one. But this fall, he came But I've never played on a team that s Colonel offensive backfield coach Leon back at 219 (pounds), in super shape, gone undefeated." Hart. "From a coach's standpoint. along with a great attitude, and he StUl perched in front Of the window seems like he's going to have a super with his T-shirt shing haphazardly over Dale is an excellent player. But, likt a fall." lot of ballplayers, he just doesn't like to his right shoulder. Patton is perspiring practice," he said. Nothing startling here. Because ever so slightly Could he be worried super falls have been a standard that this Saturday's foe poses a threat Patton, the Colonel's steamroller feature of the Dale Patton model for the to that undefeated dream? disguised as a fullback, grins slightly as past two years. Case in point: his sophomore season, when he established "A lot of teams are going to be he sits barecnested in front of a window shooting at us. But even with a couple in his dorm room And, possibly of Division I opponents, I've never seen realizing that he has been stopped cold the all-time school rushing record for a a team on our schedule that we couldn't for once, he confesses. fullback in a single campaign with 985 beat" he stated, sounding a bit like yards. And his 729-yard total for 1979 - college football's answer to Will "It's an everyday thing," he said. with an average of 4.6 yards per carry - no—i. Steve Marionneaux, a senior walk-on barely gels this punt the ball. Marioneaux punted five times tor a **.• average In 'Take today, for example. You get up should serve as further proof. away at Kentucky State defender Jay Burney (24) lungea at the Colonel victory, (photo by Will Mansfield) and go to several classes. And this early So, needless to say, Dale Patton, who in the year, classes are still kind of Such performances have earned the arrived in the Colonel's camp as a walk- Runners begin boring. You get tired. Add football to all Cincinnati, Ohio, native All-OVC honors on, is confident and ready. new season this and it get a little rough." twice and placed him just eight shy of Ready now to be a runaway success. OVCSCORES FOOTBALL Coach Rick Erdmann's men's cross Eastern 24 Ky. State 21 Sept. 13 - Akron - away country team opens its i960 season this Marshall 35 Morehead 8 Saturday with an appearance in the Western 40 Evansville 18 Akron next Marshall University Invitational. SOCCER "We need to run together as a group Murray 19 S.E. Missouri 6 Sept. 11 - Kentucky Christian -\ and hopefully we can improve our North Alabama 36 Middle Term. 0 home - 4:00 finishes last season," Erdmann said. Akron 31 N.E. Missouri 7 in OVC "We were inconsistent last year from - Sept. 16 Bellarmine - home - week to week. If we can finish within 30 seconds of each other, we feel that this battle will be a good basis to begin some Sept. 20 Asbury - away After quite a scare in their 1980 consistency." opener last week against Kentucky Returning members of the I960 team State, the Colonels begin quest of the include Bill Morgan, senior, Rochester, Ohio Valley Conference title by Mich.; Dennis Creekmore, senior, traveling to Akron, Ohio, Saturday for a Williamaburg; Steve Angerman, VOLLEYBALL 7:30 p.m. contest with the University of junior, Dayton, Ohio; Andy Crowley. Sept. 15 - Morehead - away Akron Zips. junior. Danville. Terry Lakes, junior, Both teams began their seasons last Richmond, Ind.; and Gary Noel, senior, There will be a meeting of the indoor week on winning notes. The Zips Louisville. track team Thursday. Sept 18 at 3 30 in defeated Northeast Missouri 31-7, while Three new additions to the Colonels WOMEN'S TENNIS Alumni Coliseum 125. Anyone in- the Colonels rimed late in the game to will help add depth to the team. Sam terested in running track for the indoor defeat Kentucky State, 24-21. Cross, the national junior college Sept. 18 - Louisville - home - 3:00 season is invited to attend the meeting. "I tell you one thing. We're going to champion in the 1,000-yard run for have to play a lot better against Akron Essex Community College in if we hope to win," said head coach Roy Baltimore, Md., heads the signees. Kidd. "We have a lot of respect for Other new members include freshmen MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY coach (Jim) Dennison and his program Mark Hendrix of Old Mill, Md. and Sept. 13 - Marshall Inv. INTRAMURAL EVENTS at Akron." Fred Bisel of Marshalton, Mich. Track deadline - Sept. 17 Dennison returns 31 lettermen from In his first year as head coach last FIELD HOCKEY Table Tennis Singles - Sept. 17 last year's Zip team that posted a 6-5 •» record. However, the Zips will be' year, Erdmann led the Colonels to a Sept. « - Miami (Ohio) - away Play the Night Away - Sept. 19 - 8 fourth place finish in the annual Ohio p.m. without the services of wide receiver Valley Conference cross country meet. Sept. 19-20 - EKU Inv. James White, who was on his way to * -— becoming the second best receiver in :♦:• Akron history before breaking his arm Proudly annoucning the Bowing School off Electrolysis. Wo are now taking application| in the win against Northeast Missouri. In the Colonel's win, roverback George Floyd suffered a cut under his for our next school session. right eyelid and is questionable for Saturday's game with Akron. The only If you have a problem with unwanted hair and your tired off shaving and tweozing other injury in the KSU game was a bruised knee to defensive end David why not have it removed permanently and safely in the privacy off our downtown clinic. Holland "We'll need all our players when we Sy Akron. It's going to be a good test Miss Bowing has been an electrologist for 16 years. Se is e graduate of the Kroe some of these younger players to go on the road early in the year and play a Instrtiute in New York end* holds a degree in nursing as well as respiratory therapy. Too many horses team like Akron," said Kidd Saturday's fifth game of the series The school office and clinic is located at 120 West Main St. Richmond. .^ Colonel quarterback Chris Isaac is swarmed under by two Kentucky State between the two schools will be played defenders as he attempted to pass. Isaac stayed away from the defense long in Akron's 35, 482-seat Rubber Bowl. Office hrs. 8a.m.-5p.m. Mon.-Sat. 624-1331. enough to complete six of 11 passes for 79 yards and one touchdown. Each school has won two games in the series. 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If Sidelines Playing champs to win defend M«S title — The players must be kept The University's women's field In last week's column I ran a hockey team will open its season quote from Ray Meyer, head academically eligible, which in Saturday at Miami of Ohio. basketball coach at DePaul increasingly alarming rates, is Coach Lynne Harvel said her team University, that dealt with the being done in illegal manners. has improved its stick work and ball recruiting of athletes in college The Pac-10 conference, which control with each practice and believes sports. annually provides one of the the team's movement on the field will In it, Meyer was voicing his representatives to the Rose Bowl, be a major factor of its success this recently declared five of its veer concern for the athletes and the "We've got nine out of 11 starters great pressure that they face in the members ineligible for this returning" Harvel said. "This is one of great recruiting wars between season's championship. the best teams I've seen at Eastern." universities. The infractions occurred when The reason for Meyer's com- players were given credit for Returning from last year are seniors courses that they had never at- Patty Drumm and Cindy Taylor. Both plaint was that he had lost a player are transfer students from Ocean who had verbally committed tended. County Community College In New himself to playing basketball at Schools have also in the past, Jersey and are in their second year of DePaul and then changed his mind been put on various forms of play here. Drumm will lead the of- before the national signing date. probation for giving athletes items fensive attack, while Taylor heads the The point is that college sports such as clothes, cars and plane defense. and the recruiting of athletes for tickets. tucky— Starting at the mid-field position links the various programs has become It is a shame when the actions of Dale Patton, a senior fullback from Ctoetnaatl, Colonels season opening victory over the Thorobreds will be sophomores Carole Anne Lank- a bigtime business, often with win- a coach or a few win-hungry blocking of Darryl Lawson as he breaks through the Ken- ford from Sharptown, Maryland and at-all-cost attitudes. alumni must affect the season of Lisa I.oran. Louisville. Suzanne whole teams. Hastings, a sophomore from Salisbury'. Whether a coach can get a Maryland, will assume the goalkeeper certain player to attend his school But the penalties must be en- position, while freshman Robin can mean the difference between forced. Late scores avoid upset bid Forhecz and junior Jackie Stivers team winning and losing and in turn, the After all, the players are up with I.aura Purdy for an added difference between keeping and students first and athletes second. scoring pouch losing his job as a coach. AFTER THE FACT Anne Daugherty. a freshman from Arthur Hansen, president at Well, the first football game of in Colonels' 24-21 win Englewood. Ohio, should prove to be a Purdue University was quoted in the season is history and the game great defensive standout along with own 36 and six plays later, tailback Sports Illustrated as saying the may have been a valuable learning By TOM ROSS care how much, how big or how I do it. Wilma Howard, a sophomore from "I just like to win the first game Wilbur Dunn made it into the end zone Louisville important thing in college sports is experience. staff Writer from two yards out. making it 13-7 with "keeping the gate receipts at the It should have proved that there Tis the season for football and so far because you're going to make a lot of The Lady Colonels are the defending mistakes and today we were very lucky the Colonels leading near the ned of the KWIC Division I champions and do face games as high as possible." will be no easy games this season it is a jolly season for the defending I- half AA national champs as they pulled out to have won the football game," he a tough schedule this year. People don't often like to come for the Colonels as they defend continued, "because we didn't play as Harvel believes her team is "ready their natinal championship. a come - from - behind victory in their out to see a team lose, so extreme opener against Kentucky State, 24-21, good as I think we're capable of." Deep into the third quarter. Kentucky for the challenge We're all excited steps may be taken to ensure that Every time the Colonels take the Saturday The Colonel's weakness is supposed State was put on its own 45 after fresh- about the season's opener against the team a school fields is a winner field, their opponents have the to be their defense because of lack of man punter Steve Marionneaux booted Miami University Sept. 13. in order to keep attendance up. extra incentive of beating the depth and experience, while their of- a 51 yarder from the Colonel five yard With it being the first game of the fense is supposed to be their strength Coach Lynne Harvel was very im- Illegal recruiting can be one of national champs. season and with the importance held on line. pressed with her teams 2-0 exhibition the steps taken. The next test will be at Akron, season openers among the coaches, Thorobred quarterback, Victor Rice, victory against the Bluegrass But recruiting is not the only where the Colonels open what Head Coach Roy Kidd feels, "When you However, Kidd contradicts these then took his team into Colonel territory Association of Lexington last Saturday time illegal steps have been taken should be a tough conference play that first game, my way of points, stating that he thought the and threw a 37 yard pass to flanker Al and foresees even more improvement thinking is alU want to do is win, I don't defensive line did very well while ad- Bailey beating defensive back. Charles for the upcoming season. ding that he thought that the offense Brunson. and scoring. "We are ahead of last year's pace. had opportunities in the first half to be Brunson was moved to the rover Our offense is doing a fine job. although at least four touchdowns ahead. position after George Floyd received a our attack on defense may be a little Instead, the Colonel's in the first half cut to the eye. weak at this point." the coach com- scored only 13 points to the Thorobreds mented. seven. The Thorobreds didn't waste any Highlighting last week's 2-0 victors time in the fourth quarter on their first was junior Jackie Stivers who scored The home crowd of 15.200 were possession two goals, with assists from pleased relatively quickly as David At the Colonel eight yard line. Rice sophomores Patti Drumm and Wilma Flores. six minutes into the game, put threw a pass to tight end. Herman Howard Cindy Taylor, a starter for the the Colonel's ahead by three with a 37 l-owery. which made the score 13-21 in Colonels, had to be removed midway yard field goal. their favor through the contest, after sustaining a pulled muscle. She is expected to The turning point came with 7 43 left resume play against Miami this week. While still in the first quarter and in the game when • Colonel safety. after a Thorobred fumble, recovered by Rodney Byrd intercepted a pass at the Sophomore Suzanne Hastings was end Dave Holland, the Colonel's put six Colonel 37 yard line nothing less than superb at the goal, more points on the board when and the two midfield links. Carol Ann tailback, Alvin Miller crashed up the Split end Steve Bird put six more l-ankford and Lisa I.oran. were also middle from five yards out, leaving points on the board after a 13 yard pass very impressive in the scrimmage. Flores to finish the job, putting the from Chris Isaac who went 11-6-1 for 79 "We are ahead of ourselves in Colonels ahead, 10-0. yards and one touchdown comparison to last year as far as conditioning and skills." Harvel said Only a minute and a half went by in Isaac then passed to flanker Jerry Parrish for the two point conversion to "The girls aren't going to rely on last the second quarter before Flores struck year's record." for another field goal, this one from 23 tie the game at 21 yards out putting the Colonels ahead by The Colonels battled to a 0-0 tie with 13. On the Thorobreds next possession Miami last year, but Harvel and her they fumbled with the Colonels team are confident that things will be During the Thorobreds' second Brunson recovering and bringing the different this year. possession of the half, punter Gary ball from the opponent's nine yard line The Colonels return home Sept 19-20 Johnson attempted to punt on their own to the 26 to host the EKU Invitational 31. but was buried by left end Bobby Woods and cornerback Gus Parks for a On fourth down and seven yards to Home games will not be played at 12 yard loss. go. Flores reutrned to attempt a 39 yard Hood Field this year due to some field The Colonels failed to capitalize when field goal alterations Information concerning the Jamie Lovett tried a 52 yard field goal After Kentucky State's two time-outs. upcoming season will be posted at the Tailback Anthony Braxton, a junior from Cincinnati, chases five tunes but managed to recover three of them in the 24-21 that was wide left. 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Through all this Animated characters, puppets "The Lord of the Rings," a film everywhere, but who and where is the taken from the first novel in the man who is responsible? The man is work, however, Gabbard has foremen and cartoons have taken on a new to help him. importance in recent years. Tolkien trilogy, was another Raymond Gabbard and he is likely to be Over many years spent at the Walt Disney Productions, the animated movie that enjoyed found anywhere on campus. University, Gabbard has seen a con- tremendous popularity. The game Gabbard has worked for the company everybody associates University for as years and hai held his siderable amount of change and with animation, first debuted on "Dungeons and Dragons" which present position, assistant director of growth, not only in the campus but in TV. on Aug. 27, 1954 and is still was derived from Tolkien's works, physical plants, since 1963. Before the student population. Each year the is one of the most popular fads on University students change and evolve around today. Gabbard came to work here he was a from one generation to another but As a matter of fact, Disney's campuses across the nation. brick mason and plasterer. The according to Gabbard, the attitude of classic live - action fantasy "Song The use of the puppet Yota in training for landscaping is not most students basically remains very "The Empire Strikes Back" was something that can be learned in a of the South," is returning to specific learning program. Each year good. theaters everywhere in October terrific. Never before has the use of Gabbard enjoys his work enormously there are new and different experiences and can be found almost anywhere on and November. puppets been so instrumental to the in which one must develop a natural success of a film, although the camptr His job brings him in conUct talent. with a great number of people and that This re-release is just one in- scenes in "The Sound of Music" is one aspect he really enjoys. The dication of how animated stories, were quite enjoyable. Gabbard's work is a year long University campus is a great pride and films, etc. are becoming more "Saturday Night Live" features process. The job involves such things aa joy to everyone because of its beauty the "Mr. Bill Show." Mr. Bill is not moving tables, setting up for concerts and under the supervision of Gabbard It popular to people of all ages. and graduation, marking ball fields, Perhaps the trend first started a puppet, nor a muppet and he isn't will always remain as such. with "The Muppet Show." It was animated, but he deserves men- received with unanimous approval tioning just the same. This pathetic when it was first aired on T. V. Thus playdough character is another BMI competition started "The Muppet Syndrome." prime example of how fictitious Next came "The Muppet Movie." beings and figures are now being You can now buy "Muppet" used more and more. posters, folders, lunchboxes, house Whether the trend will continue offers $15,000 slippers, pajamas, calendaFs, or not, remains to be seen. One A total of $15,000 is available to young Western Hemisphere and are enrolled thing is clear, the increased use of composers in the 29th annual BMI in accredited secondary schools, stuffed animals and even the Awards to Student Composers com- animated characters, puppets, colleges and conservatories or soundtrack to the movie. I'll bet petition sponsored by Broadcast Music, engaged in private study with there'll even be "Muppet" etc., have provided man with a new Inc., the world's largest performing recognized and established teachers cc«tumes for Halloween! way of looking at himself. rights licensing organization. anywhere in the world. Entrants must Established in 1951 in cooperation be under 26 years of age on December with music educators and composers, 31. No limitations are established as to the BMI Awards project annually gives instrumentation, stylistic con- cash prizes to encourage the creation of Raymond Gabbard is shown discussing the football field design with Donald siderations or length of works sub- Rist. Gabbard is in charge of the landscaping of the campus. Professor's exhibit concert music by student composers of mitted. the Western Hemisphere and to aid Students may enter no more than one them in financing their musical composition which need not have been continues education. Prizes ranging from 1500 to composed during the year of entry. An exhibition of painted plywood one-person show at the gallery since $2,500 will be awarded at the discretion The 1980-81 competition closes KET wins art award constructions by Ron Isaacs, professor 1977. of the judges. To date, 254 students, February 16. Official rules and entry The winning poster, designed by of art at the University, opened on ranging in age from 8 to 25, have blanks are available from James G. KET has been selected for three Taylor and KET artist Ethel Warren, is Tuesday. Sept. 9 at Monique Know I ton A one-person show of Isaacs' work received BMI Awards. Roy, Jr.', Director, BMI Awards to graphics awards by the University and a multi-color silk-screen composition Gallery. 19 East 71st St., New York, was also held at Marianne Deson The 1980-81 BMI Awards competition Student Composers, Broadcast Music. College Designers Association, ac- done to commemorate the premiere of New York. The exhibition, which will Gallery in Chicago in April and May of is open to student composers who are Inc., 320West 57th St., New York, N.Y. cording to Skip Taylor, KET's art KETs Kentucky history series, "This continue through Oct. 4. is Isaacs' third this year. citizens or permanent residents of the 10019.'*'' director. Other Eden." 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"Some people Just don't fit," Murray portrays a demented Universal Studios, which has for The scene is set for comic mishaps That is how the current film, grounds-keeper at the country club Ha merry set trends in motion picture and heart-tugging struggles as the ten "Caddyshack." is being billed goal in life is to capture in a destructive production, has just released a sum- city dwellers strike out a new life In Frankly, none of this crew fits motion an adorable little gopher which mary of its upcoming pictures, which rural America. Fortunately that makes for a is destroying his grounds. He goes after may indicate an industry - wide swing If the story idea is not fresh, the hilarious movie that are delighting the gopher with military weapons back to the human drama. combination of talent is certainly audiences across the country this representative of Vietnam. In the recent past. Universal fathered unique. The hardness of Pryor, pitted summer. In case you are wondering about the the disaster epic with such films as the against the sensitivity of Tyson should The film is based on the life of the name of the movie it is centered "Akport" series, "Earthquake" and deliver a production of quality with accepted, partially accepted and totally around the hang-out of the caddies of "Jawa." *-* genuine appeal for all audiences. unaccepted in the ritzy of the ritzy the country club, which is ap More recently, it opened up an The list continues with "The Four country club. propriately called the caddyshack. avenue of bizarre comedies when it Seasons.'' another attempt for Alan Ted Knight plays the old-money long- Only at one time in the movie does it released "Animal House." Then it time member who runs thing not only in get remotely serious and then they Alda to break out of his "Hawkeye" manage to make a serious subject such followed its own lead with "The Blues character and deliver his personality to the chib but m the town from his Brothers" and "Cbeech and Chong's position as judge He promptly uses the as teenage pregancy a scream. theatre audiences. The movie does have a reasonable Next Movie." The screenplay, which is written and position to get everything he wants until Univeraal's release of "Smokey and directed by Alda, co-stars Carol Bur- the arrival of the 'nouvelle riche.' plot which is actually unusual for a the Bandit" in 1975 ushered in a rash of The crash, loud and rude stereotype movie of its type. The plot centers on an nett and follows three couples who attractive young caddy who is trying to down-home slapstick which Warner Alda says "are just making the tran- of the new-money type is perfectly Brothers answered with "Every Which win a scholarship which is solely the sition from being good companions to played by an absolutely uproarious judge's to give. Way But Loose" and "Bronco Billy." becoming close friends.". Rodney Danger-field He prods and The giant studio seems ready to take goads Knight with the vengence of one A rather minor but amusing addition Alda. whose roles in "California to the cast is that of Cindy Morgan who the lead again as it prepares to release Suite" and "The Seduction of Jot held down by the 'country club' type but a menu of 13 new films - ten of which plays the niece of Knight. She is per- Tynan" were disappointing, is taking still manages to capture the sym- petually on the make and unsatisfied. place real personalities In real his third swing in this film. pathies and funny bone of the audience situations and portray their perils and Hut. with a name like Lacey Underall Another failure may permanently Of all the strange characters in the what could you expect? triumphs. damage his chance to become a film Chevy Chase plays one of the Among the films which show The gopher is in itself a delightful credible screen talent strangest iHe is a near tie with Bill little disco-saturated character. He promise, based on the roles and the The picture that Universal will be Muray but Murray's character is not talent placed in them is "Silence of the rivals John Travolta as he boogies to using to set off this new wave in en- just strange - he is crazy) members of the original music of Kenny Logging North/' tertainment is "Melvin and Howard" the plot. He plays a 'straight man' to most of the jokes but gets in a few of his ■A Inch is a high point of the movie in The picture places Academy - Award which it plans to unveil In January. The itself studio has already released a preview own which are easy to miss but winning Ellen Burstyn and veteran delightful little jabs if one is paying Stuffed full of jokes and gags which Tom Skerritt in the true story of a on the picture and indicates that it may are old as well as crash and altogether sink some big promotion money into its attention. His wealth far exceeds his woman's struggle to exist during a other club members but he lives in crude the movie is good for a long laugh bitter and depression - ridden winter in opening. and a completely different experience. Alberta, Canada. "Melvin and Howard" stars Paul Based on the autobiography of Olive i.cMat as Melvin Dummar and Jason Kredickson, "Silence of the North" Robards as Howard Hughes. It tells portrays womens' liberation in the Dummar's real-life story of how ha 'West Side Story* most basic sense ■- survival. claims to be heir to the fortunes of the In describing her role, Burstyn said eccentric Hughes. opens Oct. 15 "I decided years a go that I wanted to dp Even if Robards blows the part of Blowin' in the wind as Kiff movies about women who were heroes. Hughes, which is doubtful, his physical Bv PAULA WARD "It's a very difficult play to direct I say hero because heroine has a cer- image -- long-haired and unshaven -- The Marching Maroons are shown performing as part of the half-time activities Staff Writer at the opening football game against Kentucky State game Saturday. The "It's the 20th century's version of and produce because the students have tain quality about it that softens the should convince the movie-goer that he to be actors, singers and dancers all in part" has just seen the millionaire rein- Marching Maroons are directed by Dr Robert Hartwell. (by Will Mansfield) 'Romeo and Juliet"' said Jay Fields, one." Fields said Fields generously In a time when too few films cast carnated. director of "West Side Story " The play, which stars David Harris as Tony gives credit to those involved in the female leads, "Silence of the North," if "Melvin and Howard" should tow ^^ production of "West Side Story." properly made and popularly accepted, 5 84 and Brenda Dawson as Maria, centers The list includes: Dana Swinford, could be the film to replace glamour around the love of two young people assistant to the director: Bruce with personality in womens' roles. torn by their loyalties to their feuding HF* * Two albums strike families. Hoagland. music director: Jim The film is currently In post- Just in case the public is not In- Christian, choreographer; Judj production and should hit the screens in Snvder. costume design: Keith John February or March terested in human drama next year, "Instead of the 16th century families Universal is drawing up its own in- of the Montagues and the Capulets, son. set design: Burt Kageff. oper. Another film which shows promise, at it rich in review Arthur I .aurent.s has moved the story to workshop trainer and Nancy Ward surance policy. It's a picture which least its cast, is "Family Dream" speakers were two coffee cans. Pick up the 20th century Bronx families of the rehearsal pianist. which is also slated for early spring teams Burt Reynolds and Dolly Parton By MIKKFEKR/UK and carries the title "The Best tittle — fflaffWrfter -this album It won't be recalled even Jets, who are white and the Sharks, who "West Side Story" opens in the after 12 months or 12,000 miles. are Puerto Rican." said Fields. Cifford Theater Oct. 15 and will play •■Faliily Dream" tearrtr^l chard Whorehouse in Texas." Now, how could that fail? The Cars are not fuelish. "21 AT 33" is a pleasant reminder The play has a cast of 36 students and through Oct. 18 with nightly perform Pryor and Cicely Tyson as the ex-con They're small (five members), more that Elton John is still alive. includes Janet Berry as Anita, Ernie ances at 7. Admission is $3.50 for adults efficient (best album), perform well Somewhere after "Good-bye Yellow Adams as Bernardo and Ricky Kerby and $2 50 for students (live* and are American-made Brick Road" and "Caption Fantastic (Boston). and the Brown Dirt Cowboy," John just KET highlights "Panorama." their third LP, is a didn't put out anything very worth- paragon. while. We all owe a big thanks to Dorris Museum Ric Ocasek wrote all 10 songs. For whatever opened up his eyes and programming some strange reason I feel Ocasek is revived him to do this LP. opening delayed » somewhat unsure about what word to Side one produces a trivia question, "BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL" In a illness and raises significant issues of write. The first or second word in each does John play piano on "Little ■yLAVBRNE LAKES 12.600 square feet, according to Sexton, series of nine special one-hour living with uncertainty, family of the 10 songs is you, I or my. But who Jeannie'" No, John only does vocals on Staff Writer in the Perkins Building. programs, journalist Bill Moyers relations, pain relief, the patient's right am I to judge. At any rate, the songs are the song It's hard to believe John let The Jonathan Truman Dorris Although the museum will not be examines the important events, people to know and patient's rights. The two - all good. At times when the words get a someone else play piano on his own Museum will not be opened to the public open during the coming year. Sexton and issues in the 19QD elections. The and - a - half hour special, airing little slow. Greg Hawkes on keyboards album All four songs on this side are this year, according to Dr. William E said it would not be a total waste series premieres Friday, Sept. 12 at 9 Monday. Sept IS at 9 p.m. picks things up and wakes you up. very easy to listen to and enjoy. Sexton, vice president of public ser- because the coming year would be used pm. with a report from the campaign includes a 30-minute follow-up ad- Side one has all the songs FM stations The flip side has Henley. Frey and vices and special programs Sexton for planning purposes. Sexton said the trail. dressing the issues of Joan Robinson's play; "Panorama," "Touch and Go," Schmit of Eagles fame singing on said the museum was scheduled to open museum would be changing from the •I960 KENTUCKY PACING DER- case. "Gimme Some Slack," plus one they "White Lady White Powder." in a new facility this year, however the more traditional type showcase setting BY" The third annual Kentucky Pacing "OVER EASY" During the week of missed "Don't Tell Me No." Good Remember Toni Tennille? She does opening date has been postponed, to an educational type exhibition. Derby is televised live, direct from Sept. 16, host Hugh Downs and co-host mileage from this side. some vocal work on a Bob Dylanish primarily due to a reduction in funds Louisville Downs, Louisville, Ky. This Frank Blair are joined by a group of Side two also has five songs. "Misfit "DearGod" (incidentally, she's also on The museum was named alter a The operating staff of the museum is classic pacing event - the third jewel in interesting guests. Dr. Robert Butler of Kid," Ocasek's autobiographical work The Wall" by Pink Floyd. . that's University professor and had been open of primary concern. Sexton said. Jane the two-year-old pacers' Triple Crown - the National Institute of Aging explores about the group is the first song. If you strange) "Take Me Back" is the song since 1932. This year will be one of the Hogg, who had been employed full features 12 of the country's top horses the secrets of longevity on Tuesday, listen close to "Down Boys" you can you would expect to hear Henley. Frey few times when it has been closed time, now only works two days a week. and drivers. The $200,000 derby, airing Sept. 16. Maureen (TSullivan talks hear some pre-UTOPIA Rundgren and Schmit singing on. according to Sexton. She is assisted by Dr. Bert Muter- Saturday, Sept 13 at 9 p.m., provides a about widowhood on Wednesday, Sept music, words and studio work. The "21 AT 33" is an album you won't The museum has been in several sbaugh. a University history half-hour of harness racing excitement. 17, Eric Sevareid discusses TV jour- remaining three songs deserve your hear much on radio It's the perfect locations, the last being the Crabbe progressor and a secretary. Sexton said "JOAN ROBINSON: ONE WOMAN'S nalism on Thursday, Sept. 18, and Dr. attention also. type of album to put on the turntable Library. Sexton said that the primary that this was only a fraction of the staff STORY" An emotionally powerful Mary Calderone addresses the topic of As on the previous two LPs. Roy while playing backgammon. In other disadvantage of the location in the required to operate the museum. documentary on living with cancer, this sex and aging. Friday, Sept 19. The Thomas Baker is the producer. The words, this LP is full of good music to library was a lack of adequate space. Because of the shortage in state funds encore presentation describes Joan series on growing older in America airs stereo effects on this album are very take it easy by. "21 AT 33" is a sleeper The library provided 2.900 gross square new help cannot be hired and the old Robinson's 22-month battle with her Tuesday through Friday at 3:30. tasteful. One could hear it even if their that ought to be heard. feet. The new facility will have a gross help cannot be replaced. The Body Shop Professional University Plaza Eye Care Center Dr. C.L. Davis Dr. D.B. Coleman Dr. W.R. Isaacs Weight Lifting • Sauna • Tanning "Down Town" MEMBERSHIP ONLY 228 West Main Join Now-Get One Month Free! 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