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Eastern Kentucky University Year 1975
Eastern Progress - 06 Feb 1975
Eastern Kentucky University
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Thursday, February 6, 1975 10 Pages VoJ. 53 No. 19 Official Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University Judge Fagan discusses shoplifting problem, warns Eastern students
or a bet. Fagan said, "that considering a BY t AYI.KN TKIIKNOR Judge Fagan said that if shoplifting increases he will add a five day jail life time police record and a fifty dollar Staff Writer sentence to the current $50 fine. Under fine involved, a dare or bet is a pretty law he is permitted to fine the offender a poor reason to steal a 89 cent package of In an interview with Richmond City Maximum of $300.00- bologna." Police Judge Paul Fagan.Monday he According to Judge Fagan the offender discussed the growing problem of also has his fingerprints and mug shots shoplifting involving Eastern students sent to the FBI bureau in Washington and Charles Combs He said at least one shoplifter a day Frankfort as a matter of permanent was caught citing Thornberry's Super record. He is also denied any state or sworn in to Value as an example of the stores that federal job with the government. have been hit the hardest in the area Thornberry's will also deny entrance to any person who has been convicted of a Larry Thornberry, owner and shoplifting charge-in their store. replace father manager of the store, said that since the store began keeping records las! April Thornberry said most of the shoplifting over three hundred shoplifters have been is done between the hours of 6 p.m. and 1 BY MARLA R1DENOUR caught Sixty percent of these he said a.m. when most shoplifters figure that Staff Writer were Eastern students. the store would be least watched. Thornberry said shoplifters were not However, he added that at this time the Charles Clayton Combs, son of Earie B. arrested until it was certain that the store was watched the closest. Combs, is now completing his father's person intended to leave the store Thornberry's is protected unlike other term on the Eastern Kentucky Univer- without paying for the item. stores by a hired security force and by sity Board of Regents. In that case the shoplifter would be employees who use their spare time to Combs was appointed by Governor taken to the store's office until a police watch the aisles behind a special one way Julian Carroll and sworn in on Friday, officer arrived Merchants are allowed mirror. January 24th to fill the vacancy on the to hold, and search suspected shoplifters The store does not have a scanning Board after his father resigned for health by law until the police arrive according camera that is used by many other reasons. to Judge Fagan This is the standard stores. However, Thornberry estimates The elder Combs has served on the procedure in most stores where that the store catches at least ninety-nine Board of Regents since 1957. He is a prosecution of shoplifters is practiced percent of all shoplifters. former state banking commissioner, and The shoplifter then is taken to the Store owners in Richmond when a New York Yankees baseball star, police station where he may be released questioned said that when a shoplifter where he was a teammate of Babe Ruth on a bond of sixty dollars. He then was caught they would prosecute. and played on the team that won the 1927 appears in court on a given date and is Judge Fagan and Thornberry agreed World Series. In 1970 he was inducted /■ tried. that most shoplifting was done on a dare into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Another of Combs sons, Donald, is director of athletics and swimming coach Foster renovation brings faculty at Eastern. Charles Combs has served as past to Case, Keith Halls while... president of the Madison County Farm Bureau, and was named a master con- servationist by the county's Conservation District. For the past two years he has been president of the statewide Burley Farmers Advisers Council. His service Coeds relocated to the Kentucky tobacco growers organization has made him known as one BYJANHESSI.EY According to Dr. Myers, the ground of their leading spokesmen. News F.ditor level of the south wing of Keith Hall with Combs is also a member of the Ken- seven rooms will be used as office space. tucky Farm Bureau Board of Directors Thirteen girls living there previously It was the girls-turn to pack up their and chairman of the Bureau's were assigned to vacant beds in the same belongings and move last week as 36 Resolutions Committee. dorm. The east wing of the ground level coeds were notified January 27 that Combs is also a member of the Ken- in Case Hall had 12 rooms in which 23 certain dormitory rooms in which they tucky Farm Bureau Board of Directors girls were reassigned. Fifteen were had been living in Case and Keith halls and chairman of the Bureau's assigned to beds in the same dorm but will be used as faculty office space for the Resolutions Committee. eight girls were reassigned to rooms in duration of the spring semester. Combs was graduated from Eastern in other resident halls. This was the second of such moves 1950, where he majored in industrial arts The reason these areas were selected, decided by the university within a two and earned four letters under former according to Myers was because of the week period, the first being, the baseball coach Turkey Hughes. isolation from the rest of the residence relocation of 186 male residents in Martin Combs serves as an elder of the First halls and the convenience to outside hall on January 16, to conserve energy Christian Church of Richmond. In 1973 access by faculty. •* and reduce heating costs. he was president of the Combs Family By 11 a.m. last Monday it was decided By 3:00 Monday afternoon a meeting Association. by Dr. J.C. Powell, vice president for the was held with the House Council of Keith He is married to the former Betty Jo Hall, the officers of Women's Inter- Clark, a 1951 graduate of EKU. They Administration, Dr. Fred Ogden. dean of Photo by Rick Yea Arts and Sciences and Dr. Thomas dormitory Board, the Dean of Women, have three sons: Charles Clayton Jr., a Myers, vice president for student affairs the Director of Women's Residence student at the Air Force Academy: For whom the bells toll Halls, and the Vice President for Student Clark, a sophomore at EKU, and Craig, a that "selected rooms in selected areas of It all depends on how close you live to the bell tower on every hour they hauntingly remind Eastern students that certain residence halls would be con- Affairs. senior at Eastern's Model Laboratory it is time for their next class. Silouetted against the sky in According to Myers, the student School. They live on Walnut Meadow campus as to what extent you appreciate it's cheerful sidered for offices for the duration of the music at 8 a m. The chimes ring every 15 minutes and at the distance is the clock tower. spring semester." members of this group voted to support Road. The reason for the sudden move given the move recommendations. Students by Dr. Myers is that it was because of an involved in moving were notified on For training in detection, treatment of disease altraclive bid for the renovation of the Monday evening and*asked to complete Foster Music Building It was decided to the move by Thursday night, January 30. relocate the music faculty and proceed When discussing the possiblity of immediately with the renovation instead moving the faculty into one section of MLT program promotes career in hospital of wailing until next summer. Martin hall as an alternative Dr. Powell According to Dr. Powell, "Eastern said that it would be "quite expensive would have lost the bid unless they had because the university would have to The MLT program is designed to allow nol started right away with renovation " Designed for the student interested in a who want to choose a career in which employ the services for another building BY BECKY HANNF.R students to transfer with no loss of hours He also mentioned the problem of having clinical approach to medicine, the they can work in a hospital or in a and heating costs would be involved." Staff Writer to a four year program leading to a to relocale (he faculty next fail if the program involves training in detection research situation." The MLT program Most of the coeds having only to change baccalaureate degree in Medical renovation had not started until summer and treatment of disease. leads to an Associate of Arts degree from rooms within the same dorm were not Technology. "This is a short project, we will be out the College of Arts and Sciences. upsel with the matter of moving. The Medical Laboratory Technician "It's a nice program for people who Currently there are 14 students of the spaces by the fall semester. It The program requires students to However, girls moving into other dor- tMLT) program is a new and in many want to invest two years in college," said enrolled in Eastern's MLT program. One really makes more sense to do it this spend four semesters at Eastern and one mitories had mixed reactions. Dr. Edwin Hess, chairman of the student interviewed, Linda Wooley, was spring when enrollment is slightly down ways unique course of study now offered semester at an affiliated hospital. Department of Biological Sciences, "and originally in the Medical Technology than wail until the fall." Powell said. (Continued on page ten) at Eastern. Hospitals curently affiliated with the program are located in Danville, Corbin program. and the Appalachian Regional series of "I didn't see any need to go an extra Hospitals. two years," Ms. Wooley said. She While at Eastern, course con- described the training she has received centrations are in Biology, Chemistry so far as very thorough. and Math. In addition three clinical Finding a job should be no problem for courses are taken on campus. ... graduates of the MLT program, ac- According to Holly VanWegen, in- cording to Ms. VanWegen. She said the structor of.the Department of Biological demand was great in many areas of Sciences and co-ordinator of the MLT Kentucky, especially in small com- program, this is a new means of ap- munity hospitals. proach, as it is the first clinical situation "It's a field where there are always offered directly on campus- people needed," Ms. VanWegen said. Senate proposes investigation of five allegations against Gray
BY DIANA TAYLOR impeding senatorial action through sun Writer misuse of parliamentary procedure; 4. indifference to senatorial requests for Major action at Tuesday's Student assistance, advrtce. and so forth, to the Senate meeting was a proposal by point of being rude: and 5. exceeding the Senator David Wentz that an impartial authority of the office of the President of committee be established to investigate the Student Association. allegations against the president of the Wentz's proposal was met with much Student Association. opposition from his fellow senators According to Wentz, five allegation's Bernard O' Brien called the motion "a had been made against President Gary waste of time." David Combs questioned Gray by members of the Student whether the alleged accusations were Association. He said, "If we are to actually accusation or simply rumors. maintain the integrity of the Student He said that he felt that the best way to Senate, these accusations will have to be maintain the integrity of the Senate was either substantiated or disproved." ^ to "lorget" about all this garbage." Wentz reported the allegations as He also stated that finding an impartial being: . -...'■ committee would-be virtualty Impossible " 1. noncompliance with the Con- Photo b> Larry Bailey —that those persons who were neither for stitution of the Student Association: 2. or against the president would be nothing Jbc Hambrick. professor of music, seems to be getting down to some serious business due to the renovation of the Foster Music Building this semester Renovation is ex- noncompliance with the rulings of the as he prepares to move into his new office in Case Hall Over 36 coeds had to move pected to be completed by the coming fall semester however Student Court of this university. 3. Continued on page lent from rooms in Case and Keith basements to provide office space for music faculty • 1
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Sports Editor Pat Wilson \ssisunl. Business Manager Ste\e Estis Editor .Managing Editor Busir.es-- Manager Circulation Manager Phil Miller Drlm J J. I i am is Jackie Buxton David Suiilford stall Artist Nathan Sublet! Page 2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 6, 1975 in n.iiii/.iiniiis Reporter Donna Arnold
'A belief in the dignity, worth and intelligence of each group member in achieving goals Leadership stressed in ROTC classes
Nate: The following is a guest achieving the most important and intelligence of each group student study team focusing on editorial written by Major John group goal. member in achieving group a topic (with instructor Little associate professor "I goals is the primary factor of guidance) can achieve Military Science. The priority of various goals is combat cohesiveness in U.S. maximum combined effort." constantly changing, and a military units. In the eyes of far better than monologue leader's ability to accurately The subject alone makes it one's followers, especially lectures define the priority at a given Americans leadership is a The ideal of Prussianism has presumptuous to venture a guest moment is critical. editorial on leadership. We say privilege to be earned and seldom worked in America, so •JT" is needed, for our nation, What must never be forgotten repeatedly re-earned. we describe it to our military for our institutions, for our is that this priority begins and It is not a right of the nobility, science students for what it is— organizations, etc, ad in- ends in what the members the gifted few, or the enlightened an imposter of our tradition. finitum. Well, what is "IT?" believe is most important, not aristocracy. Leaders exist in, We realize that some will • My definition will be much what the leader alone believes. and come from all levels and criticize such leadership as closer to the American ethos subsystems of our society. For example, an Infantry permissive or anarchical. So be than European, Soviet or Asian. We are making a concerted it. We are confident that we are It will also • reflect my squad leader might feel "taking the hill" to be most important, effort to practice this type of defining and acting out, a con- background in sociopsychology leadership in the military cept of leadership that is com- and the Army. Finally, it is a but the squad members will surely be concerned with the science classroom. We have cut pletely consistent with our pragmatic product of 24 years the bonds of archaic and narrow democratic ethos, and which has experience with all ethnic importance of staying alive, artillery or air support, etc. pedagogy and moved into been the actual model practice in groups in the U.S., and with the "activation of all available our military since the Vietnamese, Japanese and If the leaders does not work human potential." Revolution. Korean peoples. these other priorities into the We are doing this with a Team In unity there is strength, and FTC pressured to stop Leadership is the activation of equation and articulate them in Study (modified Case Study leadership must unify individual all available human potential the order, "maximum combined approach to subjects. We feel group members' efforts to among group members for effort" is not going to occur. that the combined intelligence, accomplish anything in any L&M cigarette ads maximum combined effort in A belief in the dignity, worth backgrounds and interests of a undertaking. Courtesy: Kentucky l.ung Association that smoking is not hazardous to Cigarette ads link smoking to one's strength or health." The all the good things in life. But image refutes the facts. the strategy—so successful for How good is security of women's dorms ? The FTC's also under pressure so long—is hitting snags. from groups such as HCIIUII on The Federal Trade Com- Smoking and Health (ASH) to mission is being asked to stop require a much larger health Note: The incident you are was "thank God I'm fully door(next to the Library), layout of the basement of ads for L & M cigarettes because warning on all ads. about to read is a true one. No dressed for once." where I assume he entered. McGregor. ■antes have been mentioned in they associate smoking with He never paused or hesitated "physical vitality, muscular One proposal even suggests this account to protect the in- On his way out however, he did that the major diseases caused ■oceaL The whistle piqued my about his directions for one strength and wholesome outdoor not escape without at least one by smoking—emphysema, curiosity so I edged my way other coed seeing him. Stopping second. He walked directly to activity." towards the door and all of a the cigarette machine as if he chronic bronchitis, lung cancer, abruptly on the stairway she let The central image in one of coronary heart disease—be It was just another dull sudden a man in a beige over- had been there before. That is coat came strolling through the out a startled gulp and he had the really the only frightening thing this cigarette brand's national listed in the health warning. Thursday afternoon in nerve to ask "what's wrong?" campaigns is a rugged young McGregor Hall and being bored door with two yellow note about the whole episode. Cigarette industry groups pads undar his right arm . 'I just wasn't aware this was a man stripped to the waist. and slightly thirsty I decided to coed dorm yet," she said. "I just have indicated the larger, longer go down to the fat room in the I don't have any answers as came in to get a pack of to how to keep possible This hip, outdoorsy figure is warnings would virtually nullify basement to grab a Coke and I guess you could say I was cigerattes, what's so wierd about either building a log cabin, their ad message and amount to quench my thirst. psycopaths out of the basement dazed because I returned to the that," he said. And with of girls' dorms. There is, sitting beside a mountain a ban on advertising. stream, or striding through open It was about 5:30 or slightly'' Coke machine and just stood that, he left. however, a self defense course Some groups, in fact, are there shoving my money into the being taught on campus. Maybe meadows—always with a thereafter I remember and I had cigarette. calling for a total ban on all to get ready for a meeting at slot like a robot while this brave The incident I just mentioned that's what it will all come down kinds of cigarette advertising. 7:30. Seeing a friend down in the soul walked directly over to the is a true one. It didn't shake me to. To each his own. "The overwhelming visual And ASH has specifically called Rec room watching television cigeratte machine without up too much but it did bring a message of the advertisement," for a ban on outdoor cigarette which also doubles as our fat pausing, without speaking, and very serious question to mind. The only suggestion I have is said the charge filed by Public ads because the health warning selected a brand. room I stopped and talked a few Just how safe are dormitories on that if McGregor coeds happen Communications, "is that can't be distinguished by passing minutes. campus? to see a man with brown hair; cigarette smoking is naturally motorists and children get an All while I'm standing there about 5'10" and wearing a beige saying to myself "this isn't associated with' physical impression from the billboards Returning to get my Coke I Can just every Tom, Dick and overcoat in the basement in the strength, independence and of the "acceptability" of heard a loud tuneful whistle really happening." The man Harry walk in at his con- future, they had better be health." smoking. echoing in my direction. My did not hesitate : he turned venience and do what comes prepared to defend themselves if first thought was "what are the around, whistling all the while natural? It certainly seems so to necessary. He may not be in Although the ad carried the To find out more about ways to janitors doing on duty at this and went directly through the me. Another peculiarity was this such a tuneful mood the next required health warning, "the combat cigarette smoking and time of day?" My second door and up the stairs to the side stranger's familiarity with the time. unmistakable visual message is the lung diseases it causes, contact your Kentucky Lung Association.It's a matter of life Letters to the Editor On textbooks, keeping open mind, 'Shelby' Mustang and breath.
Dear Editor. textbooks available when the we fail to examine anything at Then he went through the 1975 Mustang 302 (sold only in I Member: It is Tuesday night (8:30). I student needs them. all. parts file (from years '65 to the Mexico). Associaled Collegia! e Press Association, am supposed to be studying for Unless we take stock of present) and he confirmed my If this car is Shelby Mustang, Columbia Scholastic Press Associalion, a lest that I have tomorrow but Sincerely. ourselves and of the op- belief that the "Shelby" was it is indeed a super rarity. Naiional Newspaper Service, Kentucky Patty Leake there is one minor problem that portunities we have to exercise made with five-lug wheels. Maybe the person who owns Iniercollegiale Press Association, is preventing me from doing 217 Walters our minds we will become lazy, this car will reply as to what Represenied for naiional adveriising by that. I have no textbook! apathetic, and under the control ihe Naiional Educaiion Advertising Dear Editor: Yours very truly, model it really is, but in my Oh yes, I have notes but of a select few who do draw Robert L Gullette, Jr. opinion, it is not a Shelby Service. Inc. NY.. NY. somehow notes just don't look their own conclusions. Todd 1005 Mustang. as good as a textbook right On February 10. there will be Victor C(linger before a test, and I doubt very a lecture and question period on Sincerely. Published each Thursday during the Dear Editor: 202 Mrttox Hall regular school year except for vacation seriously if anyone is going to be the subject on evolution versus Phil Morgan Mustang Owner Box 128 Dupree Please let me help make the and examination periods at Kastern willing to lend out the text creation. Many people consider records straight concerning the tonight. this a closed issue: whether it is Krntuckv University hv authority of the "Shelby Mustang controversy." Dear Editor: Board of Regents through the Student It seems to me that a or not is not the reason for this Dear Editor: I consider myself an authority This letter is being written to letter. Publications Board. Opinions expressed university of this size and This letter concerns the on this subject and have done put an end to the controversy picture on page two of the herein are those of student editors or caliber ought to have enough I am interested in the type of sqme research concerning such. concerning the picture of the cither signed writers. These opinions do January 30 Progress. This textbooks to go around at the attitude that regards any sub- magnesium alloy wheel in the not necessarilv represent the viewsof the blow-up of a so-called "Shelby" In the early 1960's. "Carroll beginning of the semester. ject as a closed case. January 23 issue of the University. Advertising appearing wheel proves nothing except Shelby American" produced I mean, really when half a Progress. within thi-, newspaper is intended to help that the car in question has high-performance auto parts. class goes without a textbook If an issue is considered Neither your Shelby Mustang Shelby wheels on it. Shelby The list of items included intake the reader huv. Any false or misleading you know someone made settled then I would like to ask. manifold systems, camshafts, nor Mr. Gullette's "mini- advertising should he reported to the wheels may be bought from a mistake somewhere. I might How was such a conclusion distributors and other mustang" can have the business manager The Eastern many retail distributors for add that I am enrolled in two reached"1 It has been my ex- "goodies." In 1972 "Shelby privilege of claiming the wheel Progress, fourth floor. Jones Building. classes where enough textbooks perience that people today almost any car made in in question. It was attached to a America. International, Inc. Second-class postage paid at Richmond, were not available to meet class spend very little time thinking produced tires and wheels. Toyota Celica St. Why does the Kentuckv. 40475. needs. about matteis of serious con- This includes Plymouths. name "Shelby" appear to the Concerning the picture in the If the book shows up in the sequence Chevrolets. Dodges and even hub you ask? It is simply the Mustangs: however, putting a Progress, all it shows is a name of the company who middle of the semester, I am not Instead we allow others to Shelby four-lug wheel, not a Staff Members: going to be too eager to shell all draw the conclusions for us and set of wheels on a car does) not manufactured the wheel. Shelby Mustang. I suppose you wonder how I Cathy Baker, Wayne Kohlitt. Sharalee that money out for a new book we accept them. Individuals do change its' name. know this. I happen to own the Borst. Lisa Collins, Rob Donohoe, Steve only" to try to sell it back a few not take the tiane and make the Installing four-lug axles on a After reading your last issue. car and I also shot the picture Klarity. Kathy (iallaher, Rebecca weeks la"r ••-■ ,-• fraction of the effort to examine the evidence car built for super duty action 1 I was more determined than which appeared in your Raper. Grubbs, Susan l.ennon. Keith Niner. price I pa.' with an open mind and reach a ever to see which one of us was . would be suicide. This.is true Connie Pan-tab, Mike" Paynter. Maria for any performance car." I Ihink lhai if " .» studcnl ? logical conclusion. right. I consulted the local Ford Sincerely. Kiilniniii. Sieve Rubin. Bill Stapleton. As a matter of fact, the only an: lining l'i have '•• pay all that I realize that on every issue dealer and the parts manager Bill Prather Keith steer. Diana Taylor. Bill; cars Ford produced with four- iimm-y lm :-•■<■'> ' '■ Ihrn il Ihis is not possible, but what is sai J: "I know a "Shelby" when I 708 Palmer lug axles were the six cylinders. lhoiii|iMiii. lion VoliiicriiiK. Sam While. • li'iul'l li' II.' livirsily's imporfunl is lhal while wo say see one. but I've never seen one I'.itiiria tVihtrr. loiiis Mi" some .Maverick V-8's and ih<- \Mr; Wi- conrrdr. ,' _• r ■ ■ j»-.rr il.n.'7 1^ FliTvT Ihl- ~w»' ran't T-xammf rvtrvthinn.— with four-hit!
1 / \ The Eastern Progress. Thursday. February 6. 1975 Page 3 A new dimension in human drama Sharks menace Long Island summer resort
Peter Benchley's novel, Jaws, The eyes were sightless in the profitable. The summer Benchley's point b> point is a unique adventure in the black, and the other senses businesss helps keep the town description of the shark attack transmitted nothing ex- realmof a human disasters. alive during the winter months. prevents a stunning and perhaps traordinary to the small Closing the beaches because of sickening scene from alien- •\ great, white" shark lurks primative brain..." near the shore of a Long Island the shark attacks could mean tating his readers. He uses this Without boring the reader, ruin. effective straightforward style resort and devours several of the Benchley succeeds in describing town's occupants. throughout the novel. theactivities and origin of the SIGHTS & .Eventhough the shark attacks Benchley provides descriptions great whites. and the townspeople's attempts ol the shark that would surpass The author involves the reader SOUNDS any zoology textbook. to destroy the great white make in the lives of the key people in SHAKON GCLJ.ETTE up much ol the plot line. Ben- "The great fish moved through the community as they struggle Although the recreation of the chley explores a significant the night water, propelled by with their consciences between short sweeps of its crescent shark attacks communicates a question: just how far people are tail. what is safe and what is leeling of terror and shock, the willing to go to save their own scenes are methodically and necks and preserve their way of ■ calmly described. life. Bach Aria presents concert "There was no initial pain, only Benchley has created a novel one violent tug on her right of mystery, suspense and The Bach Aria group will perform at Eastern February 10 in Brock leg...She could not find her foot. disaster without sacrificing good Auditorium. The group consists of four vocalists accompanied by Her groping fingers found a nub flute, oboe, piano and cello They will perform cantatas from of bone and tattered flesh. She taste and literary standards: knew that the warm pulsing Jaws 'Bantam paperback compositions by Bach for Lutheran church services Admission is flow over her fingers in the chill edition. S1.95). free. water was her own blood." 'Anne of a Thousand Days' Film recreates life and times of Henry VIII
One of the greatest epic Papas, Anthony Quayle and John England for the love of Anne Boleyn Family, and Penshursl dramas, and most honored film Colicos. Among many plaudits Place. Boleyn. •■•• in recent years, Hal Wallis' given the production, it has been production for Universal, "Anne nominated for 10 Academy Several years in preparation. "Anne of a Thousand Days" Awards, more than any other "Anne of the Thousand Days," will be featured at Eastern on of the Thousand Days." It brings February 11.13, and 14. For the to the screen the colorful picture in 1969. was shot entirely on location in pageantry and romantic drama In the historical drama based England. To achieve authen- best in film entertainment. I Kris and Rita on Maxwell Anderson's ticity Wallis and Director advise anyone who missed the Kris Kristofferson, famed song writer and performer, will be in of Henry VIH's reign in England. film the first time around to sec- The Technicolor and Broadway play, Burton portrays Charles Jarrott used actual concert at Eastern with "Fever" lady, Rita Coolidge on February Henry VIII, who defies the Pope, historical locations, which in- it. It is a very well done 24. Kristofferson is best known for his "Me and Bobbie McGee," Panavision production stars historical film, and cheap en- Richard Burton, Genevieve challenges the Emperor of Spain cluded famous Hever Castle in which has been recorded by rock, folk, and country stars alike. and destroys a ruling caste in Kent, once the home of the tertainment at 75 cents. Tickets go on sale February 5. Admission is two dollars for full time Bujold, and co-stars Irene students. 'Not Fragile' stresses foot stomping, dance tunes
that gets regular airplay from Moanin' and the hard-drivin' limits of their sound and limits MUCK EMHKY those "Top 40 Boss Jocks." "Roll On Down The Highway." his guitar playing to it. You SELF SERVICE sun Writer The main ingredients is a Bachman shines stutteringly can't argue with success, it .AUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Bachman Turner Overdrive pulsating beat that is ac- on "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" works. will never be acclaimed as ar- centuated by heavy bass chords and "Rock Is My Life, And This the BTO's main distinc- tiveness among contemporary SAVE 50 percent or MORE tistic musicians, and while and repetitious lyrics. I'm not Is My Song." ON YOUR DRY CLEANING listening to their music you saying it is bad because it's a Blair Thornton shares the lead groups is C.F. Turner's work on sense they have no pretensions gimmick that I fall for guitar spotlight and comes the bass guitar. It's reminiscent 10 lb. for |2.50 for an artistic sound. The place repeatedly. through with some imaginative of Jack Bruces' bass with Use our new steam cabinet they have carved out for Just listen to "You Aint's Seen riffs. Rob Bachman on the Cream. FREE themselves in the world of rock Nothing Yet" a few times before drums gives solid drumwork to That slow tempo at the is just plain foot stompin', hand you realize it you're singing the driving sounds. beginning that gradually builds HIGHLANDER LAUNDRY clappin', finger snappin', dan- along or tapping your foot to the Randy Bachman knows the and then Turner blasts through Geri Lane with that hea y bass and all hell cin' music. beat. It's too late then because Not Fragile opens no new they've got you in their musical breaks loose. dimensions in rock music, but it web. Surprisingly though, it's a does incorporate successful pleasant experience that you'll Funioi: styles of other great groups. go through countless times and BTO has certainly learned their still enjoy the song. Take a lessons well from Mountain, C.F. Turner and Randy Bach- course in Cream, Spirit, and Steppenwolf. man handles all the vocals and Former Guess Who guitartist, they are excellent in the SumnierFun Randy Bachman, is an ac- framework of their music. complished musician who knows Turner is especially effective on how to produce muzak: that stuff the blues-rock number "Blue
••LIVE WORK AND PLAY AT CEDAR POINT" the Professor Hambrick presents Midwest's largest and finest family recreation center. Cedar Point will hold on- trombone and euphonium recital campus interviews Wed- nesday. March 5. Approximately 3,000 summer Joe Hambrick of the Eastern George Gershwin's "Porgy and positions available for a wide Kentucky University music Bess," and "Stompin' at the variety of jobs including ride in a [acuity will play trombone Savoy," by Benny Goodman. operators, waiters and and euphonium recital Tuesday Both of these selection use six waitresses, sales clerks, etc. Feb. 11 in the Gifford Theatre in Previous experience not Ihe Jane F. Campbell Building. trombones plus a jazz rhythm required for most positions. The first part of the program section. Contact Placement Services will include a recent Donal White Hambrick and a featured guest pianist. Ed Minor of Office for information or an composition. "Lyric Suite for appointment. Euphonium" and the Paul Lexington will play some jazz Hindemith "Sonata for Bassoon solos in the letter two selections. and Piano" played by Hambrick Minor was "very warmly on the trombone. Annette received when he played in the Hambrick will be the piano Eastern November jazz accompanist. concert ." Hambrick said. Curtain time for the two part The second section will include program is 7:30p.m. There is no I Loves You. Porgy." from admission charge. Sanrfusky. Ohio 44870
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You Deserve a Break Today i lid's Page 4 The Eastern Prog rest, Thursday, February 6, 1975 Efficiency is questioned 0 Yerian and Green debate on U N issues
BY DIANA TAYLOR is capable of the larger Nations is a tremendous suc- States involvement in the U.S.. world would suffer as a result. staff Writer payments cess. No other effort on such a virtually every person in the He also said that there is a Yerian also said that the universal scale has ever been world has been favorably ef- major misconception that the voting procedure is unfair, as witnessed by mankind and has fected US is a "owrld government" the U.S. has one vote in the ever aided mankind to such an when in fact it is not. "It is an Calling the United Nations "a General Assembly while the extensive degree." he said. He stated that United States international effort for very inefficient group." Paul Soviet Union has three votes— withdrawal from the worldwode cooperation." he Yerian, a senior political the USSR., the Ukranian Soviet Green said that because of the organization would leave the said, "without which there is no science major, called for the Socialists Republic, and the U.S. and because of United UN practically helpless and the hope for peace." withdrawal of the United States Bylorussian Soviet Socialists from that organization. Republic Yerian's remarks came According to Yerian. the UN during last Wednesday's Ciruna has failed in its purpose, which Club debate on "Should the US is to promote world peace. He leave the U.S.?" in which his said, "One only hs to look at the opponent, also a senior political number of international con- science major, was Michael flicts since 1946 to see the Green. failure." Yerian stated that a major In answering this point. reason for U.S. withdrawal is Green argued that the the United Nations' budget. He statement was a said the U.S. contributes more "misrepresentation of the than $63 million in dues, or 25 organization's achievements. per cent of the budget, while the He said conflicts have been 13 Communist countries paid contained, which otherwise only $55 million, or 22 per cent of would have grown into major the whole. wars of an international scope. In rebuttal. Green stated that dues were paid on the basis of a Green also argued for U.S. country's gross national membership in the United product GNP) Due to this, the Nations from the humanitarian United States, which produced aspect. "As a humanitarian- 15 per cent of the world's GNP, economic institute, the United University women sponsor scholarship academic standing: ana <-•) BY MARJORIE DENTON must be in financial need. Staff Writer Members of the scholarship committee are Mrs. Frederick Women's liberation spawned Ogdon, chairperson; Dr. many organizations supposedly Jacqueline Cross and Mrs. to help women realize their full Martha Davidson. potential as people. Unfor- The deadline for submitting tunately, to many it might seem an application is March 1. The scholarship will be awarded at the movement became bogged I'holo b> Donald W..llhauni down in a litany of trivia and the annual EKU Women's seemed to forget their purpose. fashion show on March 21. Treasure hunt? The Eastern Kentucky EKU Women. first What those maintenance' workers are outside the Powell Student Center. As a University Women is a group, established in 1955, then known digging up is not buried treasure, but a result, the thorough way was boarded composed of contract faculty as Faculty Wives, was designed sewage pipe badly in need of repair. jver for a short period of time. members and wives of faculty to give them a chance to members, which has a goal—to became acquainted. In 1966 it aid EKU women students in a wafchanged to EKU Women to Students gain knowledge practical manner. This is the include contract faculty second year that they will members. ■ award a scholarship to an The group has expanded to Eastern woman. over 800 women in its 20 year Three qualifications are existence. Active members, necessary to apply. These who number 250, pay a $2.50 Center sponsors career program include: (1) a junior femal* membership fee. student—making no distinction The club meets each month as to marital status; (2) during the school year except BY SHARALEE BORST formation to make an effective gain approval of offering career scholarships are to be used for January. Interest groups Staff Writer career choice." planning as a one-hour registration expenses her senior within the organization include According to Parsons, most university course. year; (3) must have 3.0 bridge, antique and travel Eastern's Counseling Center students are provincial in their sessions; a book club and craft Parsons remarked that the offers students a chance to thinking about career choice. career plannings groups would group. participate in career planning "The average student knows of Each fall an Arts and Crafts not interfere with individual groups. These groups are only about 100 professions from counseling services for those Fair is presented and on coordinated by Dr. Calvin which to choose. We want February 4, the ladies prepare a students who preferred in- Tolar, director of the Coun- students to gain flexibility in dividual sessions. Fair of Foods. First and seling Center, and Clifford their thinking." second year members are Parsons said that these Parsons, counselor. Parsons said that he and Dr. career groups will enable the eligible for the Newcomer's Parsons said that the groups Tolar first presented the idea of Group which holds a series of Counseling Center to help a were designed to help a person career counseling in groups to larger number of students with GET coffees, teas and progressive make a career choice by the American Personnel and their career choice. dinners so they can meet each developing group cohesion, Guidance Association Con- other. decision-making skills, self- vention last year in New Past president Mrs. Martha understanding, and career Orleans. Oops! Davidson said that she will awareness. Since then Dr. Tolar and Mr. MUGGED always remember the EKU Two Eastern students were Parsons explained,, "The Parsons have written an article Women for making her and her groups sessions include the use entitled. "Career Planning in unintentionally omitted from husband, John, feel at home in of tests, inventories, and scales. Groups," which appeared in last week's dean's list. These for Richmond. Discussion within the groups January's Update magazine. were David von Schlutter from "We've lived in Richmond for helps in value clarification. Last semester the Counseling Lexington, and Trudy Beth 10 years and this organization "Our primary interest is that , Center operated six or seven Warren (4.0) from Powell has been a mainstay for me. I students gain self-knowledge, career groups. Each group had County. The Progress regrets can never express the joy which decision-making skills and eight to 10 members and met the error. it has given me," she said. learn how to use resource in- twice a week. $1.95 Anyone interested in these Last week's Progress stated groups should call the Coun- that Earle Combs had been a seling Center so a schedule can member of the Board of be made for when the groups Regents for sixteen years. In are to meet. fact, Mr. Combs had served According to Parsons, the eighteen years on the Board. Counseling Center is working to The Progress regrets the error Vi PRICE SALE "Tomorrow, Famous Maker of JR and tomorrow, J-BOY Coordinated and tomorrow." Regularly 85tf Sportswear - Macbeth Jerry's Double-Decker Beef patty A 13-ounce glass mug Prepare for it. The earlier you sandwich with melted cheese, crisp with your school crest begin a life insurance program, the lettuce and special sauce less you pay. Find out about the A regular $2.95 value Pa n ts*Ski rts*Swea ters CollegeMaster plan. for only $1.95 Call the Kidelih Union CollegeMaster^ Shirts«Sweater Vests YOU SAVE $1.00 Kield Associate in \ourarea: 00 00 Bob Roberts AT Regular ll to 22 TRADEMARK ® Jim Epilino Bob Ltgar Regularly 354 4 8 9 8 Ron Reid 5 . to 10 . Bob Storm 13 ounces of Tab (or any soft drink Bob Van Natta Judy Scars of your choice). 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A ( V The Eastern Progress. Thursday. February 6. 1975 Page 5 Newsbrief s: Kappa Alpha Psi By DOWA AHXOI.U Crimson and Creme Ball
The Ela Alpha Chapter of today to explain UKs dental secure applications and make This workshop is especially Jrd floor. Jones, unless Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Seniors prep summer program. There appointments for interviews in designed for those unable to otherwise slated Phone 2765 or will sponsor its Third Annual is no requirement to be a Jones 409 between 8 am and participate in regular dramatic 2766 in ad\ance for an ap- Crimson and Creme Ball on Any senior planning to predental student to participate 4:30 p.m. weekdays productions, but who wish to pointment ippxn Keh. 14, 1975 The affair will he graduate in May or August. in this program. work in theatrical exercise held at the EKL' Grand 1975, who has not registered for Wiggs is especially interested Teaching positions Come and bring a friend and Ballroom from 9 p.m. to 1 am the IRE should contact the in meeting with students from >our ideas Contact the EKL' Lost and found Admission is $5 a coupk- or S3 Institutional Research Office. rural backgrounds, minority Players (or time and place i ■ --»..;. representatives from single. Dress for the occasion is 4th floor, Jones Additional groups, and women. He will be A light gold diamond formal attire. Men may wear registration will be accepted if a in Moore 113 from 2:15 • 3:45 the Fayette County Schools. I.eninglnn—Ky__will be in- engagement ring was lost in the ~'Ci ini-vm- •nd-frr ■ Cr^mc* —sufficient Mumbei uf mis Is p.m. luday. ■■ ■ ■ ■ B iisini'ss majors vil'imtj ut Burger Kir^g li tuxedoesor a suit, women may available in the senior's major terviewing seniors in all areas of education for teaching found, please call 625-4275 alter wear any kind of formal or .Math and music majors 5pm There is a reward being Accounting seniors positions. Tuesday. Feb 11. a semi-formal. should be finished at ap- representative from the Aetna offered. Tickets will he on sale proximately 12.30 p.m. All Life and Casualty Insurance Fen. 14, from any fraternity !llu»lrjfion rnljiicJ others should be finished by Raskins & Sells will be in- Co.. Of Indianapolis. Intl . will member. U.S. Navy Jobs Self defense noon terviewing seniors in be interviewing seniors in all For more information about Accounting today. Please call Today is the last day that areas of business and liberal The self-defense class at the tickets or other activities 38% or go to Dean Thompson's Free throw contest representatives from the United arts for sales and management Wesley Foundation will meet scheduled during Kappa Alpha office for an appointment States Navy will be conducting training positions I'si Week, please contact: Mr Friday at 6 p.m on Sunday and The second annual Phi interviews in the Powell Rap Hour will be at 9:30 a.m. Kaymon Wright. Box 8. Dupret Epsilon Kappa free throw Building to talk to interested We want to see you engaged in style. With a flail, or phone B25-4141. Teacher certification Worship Thru Sharing at 7:30 shooting contest will be held students about their program. Tour of France p.m Wesley Singers will beautiful Solitaire engagement ring from our from 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Feb. II, practice Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. extensive collection. Traditional and nol so Valentine dance 12,18, 19 and 25 in the auxiliary Application for teacher The Department of Foreign traditional engagement rings from $100. gym, Alumni Coliseum. certification may be made in Language is sponsoring a 4- Placement office week tour of France for spring Use One of Our Credit Plans or your Bank Charge. A Valentine Dance from 8-11 Entry fee is $1. Entry blanks the Office of Teacher Fellowship hour intersession (19751. Par p.m Tuesday, Feb. 11, will be may be obtained from members Admission, Certification and Evaluation Combs 432. Eastern's Placement Office ticipants may earn three hours sponsored by Commonwealth or between 10:15 a.m. and 2:30 Fellowship Hour will bo has information on interview graduate or undergraduate and Case Halls in the Keen p.m. outside the Powell grill. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m The and positions available. The credit by signing up for FRE 681 Johnson Ballroom. Veterans program is the second of a interviews will be held in or FRE 496. Music will be by the series on Christians in Con- KIRK'S* Cincinnati on Feb. 7,8,9. If you are interested, contact Crossroads with a special 1950s URE The Veteran's Club will meet temporary Crises. The topic Dr. Jacqueline Cross. Wallace hour of music by Bouncing at 6 p.m. tonight in the Grise will be "Food.'' and discussion DIAMOND CENTER 206, phone 2501. This is open to Bobby and the Bobby Socks. Seniors who have registered Room'of the Combs Building. will be led by Dr. William Dixon SHOPPERS VILLAGE 623 3050 Bad checks all EKU students. The dress is semi-formal and to take the URE Saturday (8th) All Vets are welcome. of EKU. should report at 8 a".m. to the admission is $1.50 stag and S2 About those bad checks ...As Ferrell Room, Combs, for room drag defined by law' it is theft by assignments. Each senior Senior interviews deception to utter a worthless Research assistants should bring two or more No. 2 MADISON NATIONAL BANK A representative from the instrument (write and issue a Lutheran students pencils to use in marking the A representative from the Northwestern Mutual Life bad check) and have it be answer sheet. University of Tennessee Space RICHMOND. KY. The Lutheran Student Insurance Company, dishonored. Persons uttering such checks are subject to Institute. Tullahoma. Tenn.. Fellowship is sponsoring a Milwaukee, Wisconsin, will be will also be interviewing seniors prosecution resulting in im- Convenient, Full Service Branch Office, equipped Bible study in Room E of the Badminton entries interviewing seniors for in the fields of Engineering, Powell Building every Monday positions with their company on prisonment and a permanent criminal record. Physics, Mathematics, and night at 8:30 p.m. Tomorrow is the deadline for Tuesday, Feb. 11. Computer Science-for positions with a Drive-In Window, located at corner Worship services are also entries in women's intramural Henceforth, an attempt will be made to notify, at the last as research assistants hold at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday in badminton. You can pick up an tomorrow. Water and Second Street Itiiom E. Everyone is welcome. entry form in Weaver 304 and CRISIS known address, any person whose check is written to EKU The Faculty Prayer Group enter singles or doubles or both. Need referral info? Got and subsequently dishnored and BRANCH OFFICE HOURS meets at noon each Wednesday questions about school? Call Nursing majors returned by the bank Failure in Dining Room E or F. Come CRISIS at 2241 where concerned ROTC to respond to this request to 8:00 A.M. until 2:00 P. M. -Monday thru Thursday and bring a friend! student volunteers will try and make the check good will result A representative from the All former ROTC cadets who help It's open 24 hours. in its being turned over to the Veterans Administration 8:00 A.M. until 6:00 P. M. -Fridays have ROTC uniforms must turn proper authorities. Hospital, Lexington, Ky . will Benefit dinner them in as soon as possible to Upward Bound be interviewing seniors for 8:00 A.M. until 12 Noon "Saturdays the ROTC supply room. Hours nursing' positions on Wed- K \ of operation are 8-11:30 a.m. Applications are being ac- Drama workshop nesday, Feb. 12. A benefit dinner for hurricane and 12:30-4:30 p.m. Phone (Branch Office) Phone (Main Office) victims in Honduras, Central cepted for positions of tutor- A drama workshop...all in- America, will be held at 6 p.m. counselors and faculty for the terested persons are invited to Information 623-2799 623-2747 tonight at the First Christian summer phase of the Upward join in improvisations, Church. The dinner is spon- World of Music Bound Program. All placement interviews will dramatic scene work, and fun. M04IM DffOtfl IWWtAMCt (Ot#CNUtaO*l sored by 'IVCF, an in- Interested persons should beheld in the Placement Office, terdenominational group. Don't forget to tune in the The Only rice and tea will be' World of Music every weekday FOREIGN CAR served. The purpose for this afternoon on WEKU-FM. menu is to enable Americans to SERVICE CENTER empathize with the millions of starving people in other Job interviews countries.. George Fletcher, a Interviews for summer jobs Presbyterian minister, will at King's Island Amusement speak. Park, in Cincinnati, Ohio, will Donations of any amount will be held at the University of be greatly appreciated, but Cincinnati in February. tickets for the meal are $1. Tomorrow representatives from the Piqua School District, Specializing in Volkswagen ALE meeting Piqua, Ohio, will be in- FOREIGN CARS & PARTS terviewing seniors for teaching MAJOR & MINOR REPAIRS The Association of Law positions. Enforcement (ALE) will meet TRANSMISSION—MOTORS & TUNE UPS at 4:45 p.m. tonight in Wallace BRAKE SERVICE—IGNITION 345. All LEN majors and Flute recital JASPER CASTLE-Owner the lazy student's minors are invited. Any person FREE PICK UP & DELIVERY wanting to buy (50c I a College of Law Enforcement tjecal, call Dr. Richard Bromley, will Welcome 623-9723 Judy at 2071. give a flute recital at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Students tonight in Gilford Theatre. way to excel SERVICE Gyms for women Pre-dentistry majors CASTLE'S STATION (not just pass-excef!) demonstrated ways to take meaningful notes - plus proven There has been an increasing John Wiggs, UK College of * tips on listening, as well as passing both subjective and I used to be a student. I still am for that matter even demand by women intramural Dentistry, will be on campus EAST MAIN ST. objective type examinations. though I'm no longer enrolled in an academic institution. basketball participants to have If all this sounds too good to be true, I don't blame you. More importantly, I used to study hard — the midnight cram gym space available for Because there has never been a program like this before - a sessions - the 7-day weeki. practice. system that shows you how to raise your G.P.A. by simply But I didn't start making good grades until l learned using the natural talents you possess right now. In an effort to meet this some amazing secrets about studying and about myself — It doesn't require "intelligence". I'm considered by most demand, arrangements may be secrets that I have never shared with anyone else until now. to be average. made to use Weaver Gym from L-K's new This information could be worth more to you than all Nor does it require "luck". You see, I sincerely believe 4-6 p.m. Sundays by signing up the money in the world. What's more, I feel so confident that we make our own good fortune. at the intramural bulletin board about that claim that I'm going to request that you send And it certainly doesn't require "effort" in the sense on the main floor of-Weaver. me 10 dollars for something that will cost me less than 1 that effort is hard work. Work is only hard if we dislike the Al least 10 students must sign dollar to produce. And III even make the offer sound so task at hand. up by noon on Friday to have astonishing that you'll be sorry if you don't accept it. Rather, it simply requires "belief". Enough belief to put hours How can I make such a statement? Because I'm in the the simple concepts into action. Enough belief to absorb the the facility open and supervised Sunday. This process must be business of selling educational information for a profit — material. If you do that, I guarantee (remember, I said, repeated each week. just like a professional daily newspaper or a lawyer. Samuel guarantee) the results will be astonishing. Johnson once said, "No man but a blockhead ever wrote You don't have to interfere with* your present studies. except for money." Besides, if I didn't make a good profit, In fact, you can review the material in less than one hour. you'd assume my education was waited and whatever I have You don't even have to "believe" me until after you HAPPY to offer you is therefore worthless. examine it. Yet I can unconditionally guarantee its results! In fact, I Just try it. That's all I ask. If I've boasted too much, MEADOW will make you the most unusual guarantee in the world. simply return the package for a refund. All you have to lose And that is: I won't even cash your check or money order is a couple of seconds and a postage stamp to see if I'm NATURAL for 20 days aftet I've sent you my material. right. You'll have plenty of time to look it over and try it out. But what if I'm telling you the truth? FOODS If you don't agree that it's worth a hundred times what you Tues.-Sun After all, while there are no certain shortcuts to success, paid, simpu send it back and I'll return every penny of your there's no sense in taking the long way around, either. MARKET investment — even if you've marked in it. The material I'm going to send you will explain in detail A r f i o A V 1 T what took me 12 years to perfect and put down on paper. And it's going to be the biggest bargain you ever bought - "A% a format p-o'atio' o* Mr my p'o'aii■<■;"•' •■!>•' ••«.• at "■• Only 11 miles How to pass school the lazy man's way. I call it "The Laxy Davt Mo'ttmon. 1 certify that Um.arnty o' Colorado 1 a" ait
» Page 6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, February 6, 1975 Another viewpoint
# SPECIAL America termed f Pre-Holiday Sale t rich but wasteful A All Hurt Boa Valentin* Cindy 9 BY SHE.N Jt-ME really affluent country.
Keith Buehner. who replaced Department of Music the position." , Saturday at Ihe Campus Klick. BY JOHN ROBERTSON Bayley Norris as Campus The Campus Movie manager Buehner says he works four to THOMPSONS Several EKU College Republicans are having a party These and other timely questions, as well as questions of your choice, will be addressed by Mr. John Clark of Clarksville, In to celebrate Abraham Lincoln's diana. Mr. Clark has presented similar lectures before academic groups at Texas A4M University, the University of Illinois, the University of Alabama, many high schools across the nation, and before a graduate seminar in advanced evolutionary theory at 166th birthday The party will 'the University of Louisville. be Ihe high point of a month long bokn great membership drive and will be the occasion for awarding prizes ending a fund raising raffle. Facts To Consider 'from the bottom up A member of the State » The wooden bottom packs a whale of a wallop in your Central Committee of the contemporary wardrobe! Smooth leather sandal in exciting Republican Party is expected to m proportions, with a new height and shape be on hand to cut the birthday I cake. White Natural Blue FACT I FACT 2 FACT 3 miss america MAN POSSESSES THS UNIVHSE THE UNIVERSE SHOWS SIGNS OF A UNIQUE NATURE EXISTS stoes DESIGN ird PURPOSE CHOICES CHOICES CHOICES 1. SOMETHING CAME 1. ILINO CHANCE 1. IVOLUTION FROM NOTHING. I. SCMETHIN* ALWAYS l OIVINI PLANNING i. DIVINE CREATION R!JT» Until MaNarf r *__ | Which is more reasonable ? Regardless of your current beliefs about the origin of man, we are sure you will benefit from Mr, John Clark's presentation of Evolution versus Creation February 10. This special program is not the Bible versus Evolution, but it is rather an objective look at the scientific facts and the interpretation of these facts. E»a Gahor. beauteous actress and TV pcrsonalit.i, urges everyone, FLACE: Madison High School Auditorium I-spc (i.illi women, to Rise up cig- arettes. "It's not altracthc. It's not sexy and »e all know it's not February 10, Monday. - health). That's «ln I .mi ill Woman's "I Quit" Chairman ol (2nd & Summit Sts.) Richmond, Ky. the .American Cancer Society., Qaffl&niE to jmvii.nk Kin in lite longer, ADMISSION IS FREE! "THE FAMILY SHOE STORE"" happier .mil healthier." I \ ■ The Eastern Progress. Thursdav. February 6. 1975 Page 7 Newly formed archery club offers training and practice Feed Four BY J.I). PAKKS draw a bow to lull shooting However, for the Ejstein for *5.eo Staff Writer positioni.The Hunting bows are siudem the cost is zip meaning somewhat sharter than that of no charge . Anyone wishing to the target bow. The Hunting engage in the spori ol archer; Some people may think ot bow can be purchased from a may do so by checking oul the them as the legendan "Robin selection ot wood, tiberglass or equipment in the Begle> Hood" and his many Merry aluminum The wooden bow is Building Joe also indicated il Men. but in reality it is Joe the most common for hunters you are interested in owning Gallager and the newly formed Most hunters use a forty-five to your own equipment he and p. Archery Club. sixty-five pound bow Suns are working with school This club is really a new born The fort ot these types ot 'Officials so that one may pur- organization on the Eastern hows are the Flight chase the equipment at a campus. The club was actually bows Their weight is Horn discount. ... V . formed last semester but due to seventy-five to eight pounds and For those who wish to have the condition of (he weather did they are used for distance custom made arrows.the club not get off to a very good start shooting. equipment manager Ron Dinner Later. Dinner's Ready! The club has twenty-one signed Arrows are made ot three Kidmer is specialized to be ol members. different materials They are service to you The President of the club is wood, fiberglass and aluminum The next meeting ..I the twenty year old Joe Gallager tubing Archery Club is February 19. Joe is a sophmore from Bar For the hunter Joe explained 1975 The time or place is bourville.Kentucky majoring in that by hunting with a bow in unknown at present, but later Electronics. certain season as deer the time next week one could call Joe or allotted to the hunter is longer Freddie Faulconer at 625-188(1 Mr. Gallager began shooting If a person is a deer hunter he or and find out all information of she may hunt for two months as at the age of nine. Joe has this fine club. compared to five days for the participated in several com- If you are somewhat con- gun hunter. cerned^you would like to join but petitions in and around town COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE Joe went on to say. "He liked cannot shoot; Joe's final being crowned the State using a bow for three main words were come on over. Wo Champion of his age group in factors ." "It is more sport- have the time and patience to 1968. Joe is also a member of Kentucky fried C^cktn sman like, your judgment is help you and would be glad to the Kentucky Bow Hunters better used, and more than make you a member of our fine Association, and American Bow- ever a larger skill factor is club " Eastern By-Pass Hunters Association. involved.'" Dial 623-BO00 Archery is simply what it appears to be, which is the use Shooting bows can be ex- of a bow an arrow. As explained pensive or inexpensive,!! is just by Joe, there are only two types what one wishes to purchase. of Archery; "Target and Hunting Archery". There are three main types of bows (not including crossbows). Marketing group Target bows are usually made Photo by Scott Molten of maple wood or fiberglass. These bows are usually five to sponsors booktruck and Maid Marian that longs to be set free in There is something aboul the bow and six feet long and have a weight all of us, or King Arthur and Gueneviere arrow lhal carries an aura of romanlicism of twenty to forty pounds. for faculty with it. Maybe il bringsoul (he Robin Hood (Pounds is the weight needed to "AA-ARSH! STARVATION! HUNGER PAINS! STOMACH RUMBLE^! ' I WISH A FRESH-CRUSTED,THICK CHEESED, EXTRA SAUCY PIZZA With all the programs for WOUUD APPEAR RIGHT BEFORE MV VERY EYES '." students going on around For men and women campus, the faculty may find it refreshing to have an exhibit IN CASE OF SUCH EMERGENCY, CALL 623 2264. thaf*is mainly for them. The University Book Store is WE'LL RUSH YOUR WISH RIGHT OUT TO YOU. Explorers provide recreation sponsoring a visit by the College Marketing Group Booktruck. According to Rodger Meade, hoping to teach first aid later manager of the University Book BY WAYNK BOBI.ITT A big difference between Boy Some national outposts exist CLIP THIS COUPON this- semester Store, the Booktruck display Staff Writer Scouts and Explorers is the fact for Explorers and Boy Scouts, that the Explorers do not have where they may participate in Post 634 is taking another gives teachers a chance to OFF specialized adventures. Among caving trip and may go snow examine the latest books and $100 any ranks (i.e. Wolf, Bear, Explorer Post 634 is an Eagle) to be attained. them are a scuba diving base in skiing in Gatlinburg, Ten- materials in their academic organization on campus for Florida, canoe bases in nessee, roller skating, and areas. 1 students interested in the 33 members Wisconsin and Minnesota, a horseback riding, among other Teachers can look at books outdoors and in doing service backpacking base in New activities. Von Schlutter said from various companies and Any Large Pizza for other people. Von Schlutter said that there Mexico, and a mountain that Post 634 is in the process of sometimes next years textbooks — . . i Good on Deliver!** only The Explorers had its roots in are presently 33 members in making arrangements to take a are picked from the display. climbing base near Mt. Rainier I Sun thru Thur. 6:00 to 10:00 the Boy Scouts of America, Post 634. This includes 14 boys in Washington. Von Schlutter trip to the Great Smoky Teachers will also receive according to David Von and 19 girls, including two high said that several others are Mountains during spring break. information on how to get on Schlutter, president of Post 634. school students. being started. book companies' mailing lists He said that older Boy Scouts The sponsor of Explorer Post Girls' basketball and addresses where they can He said that some national became disenchanted with 634 is the Parks and Recreation send their own manuscripts for projects existed exclusively for much younger Boy Scouts Department on campus. The He also mentioned that an publication. Explorers. These included the following them along in the advisors are Capt. Charles intramural girls' basketball The Booktruck will be parked * #5* Clinger and Capt. Maria National Explorers Olympics, team has challenged the PizzA HUT activities of the group. in front of the Keen Johnson in which Explorers performed He said that after a Boy Scout Stripling, military science Explorer girls to play them in Building Monday, Feb. 10 from_ the same athletic feats other Eastern By Pass 623-2264 had attained the Eagle Rank, he professors at Eastern. basketball any Wednesday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Students ire amateurs did, and the National could earn no higher degree, Post 634 participates in night. welcome to the display. Road Rallies, in which and the only thing left for the various recreational and ser- Post 634 is directly under the Explorers tried to follow a map Scout to do was to teach vice projects. Last semester for Bluegrass Council of the Boy route in regular assembly line younger Scouts and help them recreation, the Post took a hike Scouts of America. The toward their ranks, so many to Indian Fort Mountain, near cars. Bluegrass Council has different older boys broke away from the Berea; went caving in Rock- events, such as road rallies and troop and formed an castle County; and took a canoe Activities Christmas parties, that any organization wherein they could trip down Elkhorn Creek in member of Post 634 may attend. be on their own. Scott County. Von Schlutter said that Post Von Schlutter said that any For service projects last 634 has -several activities student interested in Explorers Coed group semester, the Post set up the planned for this semester, also. is invited to attend the'weekly Girls are allowed to join the Christmas tree in the Powell During regular Wednesday meetings. The next" Explorers, also. They go on Building lobby and helped the night meetings every week, meeting is scheduled! '' for outings and do the same things Richmond Lions Club with their they teach people how to read Feb. 12, at 7:30 p.m., in the boys do. annual Turtle Derby. maps. He said that the Post is Powell Bulding. The Explorers is affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I An Explorer must be between the ages of 14 and 20, inclusive, DAYTONA BEACH need not have been a Boy Scout The EKIT Center Board or Girl Scout previously, and need not possess any special Spring Break 1975 skills. Presents • March 7-15 • Includes all travel I Bisotti's { • Includes all accomodations • FREE PARTIES WHILE TRAVELING Restaurant! Scene from our 1974 EKU Trip • Disney World Options ♦ Home of • Other Special Options i LIMITED ACCOMODATIONS ♦ the • Free Bar-B-Ques and Sign-up early Parties in Daytona Big Brother §1 623-6975 The Bach Aria Group ■ ..The Group, four vocalists ac- companied by flute, oboe, violin, \ No Gas Worries cello, and piano, performed from Fresh cantatas which Bach wrote for the services of the Lutheran churches of ' v No Breakdowns Leipzig. These works were never published, and proved to be of more \ N? Tickets Strawberry * I!♦ than equal stature compared to his many published works. No Hacsle Reverence to God and soulful * ■ submission to his work was clearly evidenced in the highly emotional * Pie character of the music, which oddly conveyed more feeling through the dramatic instrumental backing *han The "ACTION TRIP" through the vocalists. i! :•: Monday, Feb. 10 Brock Auditorium Use Your MASTER CHARGE Open 6 a.m. to i. ■ - i\'■ > 7:30 P.M. EKU Students and Holders of Center Board Activity Card...Free Tne World Famous Riviera it All Others...51.00 BEACH HOTEL "Where the Action is" ♦♦♦♦> <»♦«.««.«. >. Page 8 The Eastern Progress. Thursday. February 6, 1975 ... and leads Colonels over Morehead 'C.B.' hits for Number 1,000 RON VOI.MKKIM. right 'me. as Ihey saw their Morehead last Saturday at spark in the early going, quickly conference win against four Staff Writer three game home streak Alumni Coliseum. The win over hitting eight of the Colonels firsi losses! and their seventh win out If Eastern had to lose a game stopped hy Virginia Tech. Out the MSI Eagles kept alive the twelve points. Duane cooled off of nine starts in Alumni this past week, they chose the not before they beat rival Eastern hopes for a spot in the however, finishing the half uith Coliseum post tournament. twelve Carl Brown also hit for Carl Brown ended up with The win over Morehead. tirst-half double-figures, lwent> seven points to lead all «• have all lame brant Athletic Supplies. played before nearly 7,000 pumping in eleven scorers Darryl Davis came off coliseum fans. »as as exciting In the second half. Morehead the bench to give the Colonels We offer discounts to teams sororities as the football game played last jumped out to an early nine- that little extra hustle. Davis fall between the two schools, point advantage At the point, scored fifteen. Dwane had fraternities or groups, when purchased and nearly as rough Forty- the 17:02 mark of the second fourteen Jimmy Segar scored seven personal fouls were half. EKL' began their eventual twelve, and Mike Oliver had ii quantities. Trophies aid awards also called in the game, and believe Victory comback It look the ten it or not, that helped Eastern Colonels nearly eight minutes to Final foul totals had both available. Fraternities & sororities win. even the score-finally doing so Duane and Davis of Eastern on a goal by Carl Brown The fouling out. while one MSI' see us for jacket needs. The 86-82 win was helped basket was extra special :o the" player. Ted Hundley, took an along by an 18 of 26 per- Cincinnati Purcell graduate, early departure. Six other Complete Selection of Meis & Women's White Stag formance from the charity line as it gave him 1,000 career players has four fouls, which for the Colonels. MSU sank only points in a Colonel uniform in reflects on how close and Swim Slits! ten free throws, and thus only his junior year physical the game was. provided the EKU margain of "C.B." is only the eleventh In Monday nights non- Taylor's Sporting Goods, Inc. citory. player in Colonel basketball conference lost to Virginia Tech. Eastern played well College Park Shopping Center Neither team seemed as if history to score 1,000 points or they wanted to win the very more. enough to win However, the 623-9517 important conference game, as From that history making referees didn't see it that way. both took leads ranging from basket at 9:45. the Colonels and Numerous times paper cups four to eight points numerous Eagles traded baskets EKU and other debris littered the limes The first half went back finally pulled away, building up playing floor, and many more Go all out for Burger Queen and forth, finally ending at 41- a seven point, 83-76, lead with times boo's echoed against the A\. only 1:45 to play The Colonels coliseum walls Bill Dwane was the EKL' then coasted in to their third The Gobblers did exactly what Eastern did against Morehead. won the game at the free-throw line. Tech scored Eels split, will host fourteen points from the line, compared toEKU'sseven. Tech also was hot from the floor, hitting 38 of 68 for 55.9 per cent Georgia and UC while the Colonels weren't bad nselves hitting 44 per cent. After a split in its weekend freestyle in 10:26.8 and the 500- I'holo by Kick Ych The key to the whole game if * meets, coach Don Combs' freestyle in 5:01.8. while it wasn't the referees, had to be Eastern Eels are preparing to Sherwood won both the one and Tech's ability to score from in CARL BROWN lays up his 1,000th career OVCl go on the road to Murray and Auslin host the University of Georgia three-meter boards in the close. Thirty of the Gobblers point against Morehead last Saturday Peay this weekend. The Colonels will then and the Univers:ty of Cincinnati diving competition. thirty-eight baskets came from Brown scored 27 points in leading Eastern be home to face Western and Middle Ten- this weekend. Other first place winners for within the free throw lane. past the Eagles. The Colonels (3-4 in the nessee the next weekend. the Eels in the EIU meet were Eastern finally managed to Georgia, which finished Randy Holihan. 200-freestyle, close off the middle, but Bill second in the Eastern 1:49.01; Tom Javins. 200- Cartwright then went to work With Purchase of Invitational two weeks ago, will individual medley, 2:04.86; Tom from the outside, hitting eight be here Friday for a 7 p.m Linneweber. 200-butterfIy. 'quick points. Eastern needs repeat of history Royal Burger and Lg. Coke meet, while Cincinnati comes to 2:02.69; Brent Rutemiller, 200- Trailing 49-41 at halftine. i Combs' Natiorium for a 2 p.m. backstroke, 2:05.45; and the 400- Eastern slowly cut into the Va. meet Saturday. medley relay team of Tech lead, before finally FREE Eastern saw its dual meet Rutemiller, Javins, Linneweber knotting the count 72-72. with for first road wins of season record progress to 5-1 after the and Stoddard. 3:40.27. 7:35 to go in the game. Tech, FRENCH FRIES ] Eels defeated Eastern Illinois "Javins and Linneweber however, wouldn't allow for 64-49andlostto Illinios State 66- swam well and those close that, and quickly took the lead Last season, the Eastern just run into some very hot ball per-game scoring average lo i 47 last weekend. repeats by Holihan and Stod- again and went into a stall with basketball team began Ohio clubs." 6.4. Led by Terry Stoddard and dard were outstanding and Eipires Sun. Midnight three minutes still remaining in Valley Conference basketball Coach Fred Overlon's Brown, who last weekend Jim Sherrwood, who were could have been the turning the game. campaign with road victories at Murray learn is 8-10 overall and became only the nth player in victorious in two events each, point in the meet," said Combs. Eastern failed to tally a score Murray State and Auslin Peay. 1-6 in the OVC. EKU history to score 1.000 the Eels swept to nine of 13 first Combs noted that Cincinnati for nearly three minutes, With his team 3-4 in OVC play Monday. Eastern will visit points in a career, has raised his place finishes in the Eastern already owns a win this season putting nothing on the this season, coach Bob Austin Peay, who is currently season's average lo 20.3, one of 623-7664 Illinios meet. over Kentucky, the team which scoreboard from 5:09 till 2:08 Mulcahy's EKU Colonels must tied with Tennessee Tech for (he top scoring averages in the Stoddard took the 1.000-yard won the EKU Invitational. Tech's stall was very effective, begin the second half of the third place in the league with a OVC forcing Eastern to foul late in conference schedule with that 3-4 record. Overall, coach Lake "Carl has really shown in the the game when Tech was in the same trip to Murray State and Kelly's APSU squad is 10-8 past couple games that he can BURGER SbQUEEN Grapplers go to southern bonus situation. Austin Peay this weekend. Charlie Fishback. a 5-10 play any position on the court The EKU scoring attack was And, needless to say. Mulcahy junior guard who leads the Govs well," Mulcahy said. "The again well balanced, placing would love to see his team break in scoring, proved a Ihorn in way he handled the ball against Open five men in double figures. its eight-game losing streak on Eastern's side in the first en- Virginia Tech was very im- meet this weekend Brown tallied 19, Segar finished the road with a couple of wins on counter between the two teams, pressive." Sunday thru Tliursday Eastern's wrestling team will wrestlers to the event. with 18, Oliver had 17 plus 12 this particular trip. this season. He finished that Brown is currently the tenth compete with schools from A 29-8 defeat at the hands of rebounds. Bill Dwane totalled "To say we need a win on the game with 28 points, 12 of which leading scorer in EKU history 6 AM - 11 PM seven other southern states this Maryville College iTenn.) last 12, and Davis played up 11. road would be very much an came in the last eight minutes with 1,024 points. weekend in the Southeastern Friday dropped the Colonel Only 3600 fans turned out to understatement, but we don't and insured Austin Peay's 85-73 Two other Colonels 6-7'* FRIDAY 6 AM-1AM Intercollegiate Wrestling matmen's season's record to 5- see the ballgame, possibly view this weekend as a critical victory. freshman Mike Oliver and 6-4 Association tourney which will 9 In that meet, Branham was attributing to the rather 'dead' must-win situation, "Mulcahy Eastern stands 7-11 on the junior Jimmy Segar, are SAT 6 AM-1AM be held in Marietta. Georgia. pleased with the performance of atomosphere of the coliseum said. Eastern stands in fifth season after splitting home averaging in double figures with Friday and Saturday. John O'Nan in the 190-pound and possibly the Colonels. place in league standings, and decisions last weekend, 13.9 and 13.7 averages, BIG HfLL AYE. ON U.S. 25 EKU head coach Jerry class and Mike Mussman in the Eastern now goes back to the with Western Kentucky barred defeating Morehead State (86- respectively. Oliver heads all Branham has indicated he will 150-pound class. road, still looking for that first from any post-season play, 82) and losing to Virginia Tech EKU rebounders with his 12.6 take a full squad of ten "Mike has really been coming road win. The Colonels visit would qualify for the OVC's (90-811. average. around of late and, although Murray on Saturday and Austin post-season tournament to Tyrone Jones is on the verge □ I 3DI John lost by default in his Peay Monday before returning decide the conference's Mulcahy has been par- of twin digits with his 9.9 match, he gave us another good home for games with Western representative to the NCAA ticularly impressed of late with average, while Darryl Davis, effort" Branham said. and Middle Tennessee Tournament. the play of 6-9' j freshman who scored 15 and 11 points in Another streak, this one center Bill Dwane and 6-4 junior the recent homestand, has owned by Murray State, also wing Carl Brown. upped his point average lo 8.2. has Mulcahy perplexed. "Bill is really beginning to Davis has hit 32-49, 65.3 per "It is very, very unusual to come into his own," Mulcahy cent, of his field goal attempts see a Murray team lose eight said. "His shooting percentage in his last nine games lo raise game in a row and this makes is rising and, as he becomes his percentage of 46.4 on the them all the more dangerous," stronger, his rebounding will season. he said. "They are playing progress." Dwane, who has Both the Murray State and some young people like we are scored 14 and 12 points in the Austin Peay games are who have the talent. They have last two outings, has raised his scheduled to begin at 7:30 CST. JCPenney features Machine washable. In indigo blue Waist sizes 28 to 38 Sale prices effective through Saturday s The Eastern Progress. ThJr^gfiay. February 6, 1975 Page 9 IMI Men's gymnasts open home MONEY TO LOAN j season with Middle Tennessee On Anything Of Value. I I Eastern will open itsjnen's Sherrill. who turned in the "Everyoneon the team want* gymnastic home season-this^ strongest performance tor to turn in top performance on I Saturday, with a meet against Eastern at UT. has stabilized Saturday Everyone is working JIM'S PAWN SHOP I Middle Tennessee. The meet his floor and pommel horse hard tor a top performance I will be held at 2:00 p.m. in the routines and should have a Xolf all we need is a little luck Alumni Coliseum. Eastern much improved meet Satur- with getting Sanderson's injury presently has a 2-0 record for day." squared awaj." Bus Station this season by way of a 136-125 victory over the University of South Third Street Richmond. Kentucky i. Tennessee at Knoxville and a forfeit by the University of HWMMMMMWWWMMMMMMMMMMJ Kentucky. Women host LT and Western When asked about the Middle Tennessee meet. Coach Calkin Eastern women's gymnastics Taiyn Well* had EKl "s high said, "our scouting reports team will have its first home scores In floor and vaulting with HICK'S indicate that we can be looking meet this Friday in Weaver a 6.3 and 4.95. respectively. for our third victory Saturday. Gym at 4:00 p.m. against th'e Barbara BauSCh led Eastrn on INTERNATIONAL However, gymnastics is full of University of Tennessee and uneven parallel bar* with a .">" surprises and we are not taking Western Kentucky University and on balance beaifi with a 3.8 BICYCLES Ihem for granted. We have In their last meet. Indiana 228 S Second St been working hard since our University took first place with "The girls arc coming along 623 6421 Complete Sales & Service last meet to improve our per- a score of 83.03: Western Illinois 'pretty good They've been formance." was second with 81.2: Northern competing againsl learns with a "Our main concern right now Illinois took thind with 54.15: lol more experience I'm not Now — Paddle Racquets is co-captain, Bob Sanderson, and Eastern wire fourth with discouraged.'' said KK1 coach who has a joint capsule injury. 51.45. . „ Dr. Agnes Chrietzberg. & Supplies Bob will be in the meet, but we Billiard Supplies may have to cut back some of his routines to work around the Track women please Harkins injury, and that will cost us Complete Line of Parts and Accessories <'. points." "Otherwise we are making The Eastern women's track Barbara Bowman took second We Repair All Makes of Bicycles some real gains. Sophomore team competed against the in the shot put with ther best Brain Morrett has been showing Olympic contender Tigerbells. throw ever of 31-1 The mile If We Don't Have What You Want Basketball action is heavy on the intramural campus champ, 7-11 and Cats nipped m- some solid routines this week. theU'niversity of Tennessee, the relay learn also made progress sceneas seen from this game in Begley last dependent runnerup UHFH-A. Tenth Wave Freshman Pat Bowles is finally University of Kentucky, and the by cutting 12 seconds off its We Can Get It Quickly week. In big games last week. Black Heat and Pi Kappa Alpha are still undefeated in showing some solid pommel Gary, Indiana Track Club last time. defeated last year's independent and housing and fraternity divisions. horse routines." weekend. "Our girls did a lol better. "Freshman Tony Webber Eastern's team showed That is what we went for—to see should be ready for working all- improvement with Elaine what we could do." stated Dr. around Saturday. In the LIT Wilson receiving first place in Dorothy Harkins. EKU meet he only worked three the long jump and Nancy Sferra women's track coach. Volleyball Club outclasses OU events because of a broken taking second place in the same EKU participated in a meet finger. Co-captain Billy event. Wednesday at Centre College. The Eastern Kentucky had gained much needed ex- consistency from all members STARTING TODAYIII University men's volleyball perience in game situations, but of the team as the key to FEB. 6, 7, 8 Eastern's win at Ohio ■J club invaded Ohio University were still unable to turn the THUR. , FRI. . & SAT."". this past weekend and came tables on a well-improved and University. SEE THE UNIVERSESAVED...TWICE! home big winners. Earlier this determined Eastern team. The Eastern volleyball club IN SPECTACUIAA SIACK 1 WHITE (IN ONK NIMH) year, the Ohioans came to Rich- In the varsity match. Eastern has bee kept busy with skill mond and were sent home with completely out-classed their demonstrations at junior high two match defeats. In the host and raced to three im- schools here in Richmond last return match, Ohio University pressive wins by the scores of Friday and in Elizabethtown 15-3,15-4, and 15-5. In the junior yesterday. Eastern's next as "A MAX varsity match, EKU made it six home match will be against ■ in a row with victories of 15-7, Bellarmine University on CALLED ■ . ■ Bowlers open in 16-14, and 15-2! Coach Wayne February 13 at 7:00 o'clock in ■ > Jennings cited Eastern's Begley Gym. IMNftVtSION- T*VMN MX *-!>*■ Louisville Friday PG \\ The Eastern Kentucky University Bowling Club begins Childien Uridei 12 501 Adults. .751 \ it's tournament schedule this weekend, travelling to Louisville for the first annual central Regional College Tournament. OUR FEATURE ATTRACTIOM ' I The trip is the first of three consecutive weekend en- 8:00 P.M. UNTIL CLOSING counters with some of the I P nearby states best collegiate P-. bowlers. The Feb. 8, Louisville tourney will be held at spacious Cane Run 72 lanes, involving M A JA M teams from Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. AND Following the Cane Run tournament, the Bowling Club c travels to Blacksburg, Virginia for the regional tournament. ♦ A There, EKU will face it's sternest challenge of the two R year history of the club. Teams O representing five states will vie for a trip to the national finals. L Eastern will then host their own tournament here on Feb. 23 Y and 24. The first annaul EKU N Invitational field already in- N cludes Indiana from the Big Ten and Bowling Green St. Univ. from the Mid American Con ference to mention only a few. I _/ /, A DIRECT FROM PITTSBURGH A EKIOr HIS FAVORITE SPOUT DESTROYING JLLSMSE THSl FATE!! JLLlPACE EOUIrKEKT" I ill} I EARTH" Appearing Nightly I 1 j I CAMPUS CINEMAS 1 & 2 A Superb Dining |T03^» A Located in the University Shopping Centei ▼Relaxing LounpvuTl IT LAST DAYI STARTS ( M Restaurant "MAN WITH THE BEVSND TOMORROW | I ' And Lounge GOLDEN GUN" R BUCCANEER XA£ LTSX THIS WEEK THE FIRST MOVIE RATED X The EROTIC ADVENTURES of WITH SFECIAL G-UEST STAR Alumni 7:30 ENTERTAINMENT VENTURES' MASTERWOK OF ADU1T EXPOSITION P.M. Coliseum WMT 'THE EROTIC ADVENTURES OF ZORRO Starring DOUGLAS lUEY ROBYN WHJIT1NG-PENNY BORAN DISNEY Wdh K»1N AMCRMAN- Hire rARCST • Gu~t St... ROBERT W. CRESSE February 24 PRPDUCTIONS' 'Sl*yiw»t?7 EKU Students and Holders of Plus For Adults Center Board Activity Card.... •2.00 * ffi^SMMuIMSiSED woHARTMAN DOUU^SINOEN JACOUESHFURIN MAKO DAVIDGWILLIM «fe ^^,^1 All Others ar, ! Tickets at Door •4.00 GIRLS AND THE AMETAECKEMYR JOHNWHEtXW "iSBOBf MAuncTjARt* WNSTOHlRlFR *> ,£ m ■11gggg| The Eastern Kentuck> University at different times in Sawyier's career exhibition of more than 150 works ol The art works are on loan to the artist Paul Sawyier will attempt to define University Irom 21 collections in Ken- his position as an important Kentucky tucky and Ohio. artist and as a "minor master in Sawyier 1865-1917/ was primarily a American art." according to KKL' landscape painter and many of his works Department of Art Chairman Daniel reflect scenes in and near Krankfort and Shindelbower and Dr Mary Hamel of the the Keptucky river He lived and painted art faculty eight years in a houseboat on the river. The exhibition opened last Sunday in A catalog of the exhibit will be the Fred P Giles Gallery of the Jan>' F published containing a historical Campbell Building on the KKl campus analysis of Sawyier's work It is the second major show organized by the University for ihe gallery, which opened a year ago with a Centennial Exhibition reflecting 100 years of Senate proposes American art. Dr. Hamel .said that the exhibition will ' ( ontinurd from page one> be a "retrospective" look at Sawyier, showing his "entire artistic life, growth more than "Apathetics" who would be and development " A variety of art unwilling to take any action . media will be shown, including water- Michelle Wade called the proposal colors, oils, pastels, drawings and et- disappointing' and said she felt such a chings From all periods of Sawyier's move would serve only to increase the professional life apathy now prevalent on campus. The Included in the subjects of the works general consensus of those speaking are many river scenes, portraits, land- against the proposal was that it would scapes, city scapes and a series of 19 decrease the dignity and integrity of the water colors chosen to illustrate "Two Senate After an extended debate, the Villages." a poem by the prominent Senate strongly voted against the motion. American poetess. Rose Perry Cooke In other action, the body approved the Sawyier selected Krankfort and the adoption of a constitutional amendment Krankfort cemetary to illustrate the New allowing for absentee ballots in student Kngland author's work. elections If the amendment is approved Typical of the works showing during the March meeting Sawyier's development, Dr. Hamel In other action the body approved the remarked are a number of watercolors of adoption of a constitutional amendment historical monuments, including the allowing for absentee ballots in student Child's view grave of Daniel Boone at Krankfort, done elections. If the amendment is approved during the March meeting of the Board of Tara Murphy, daughter of Dr and Mrs James Murphy of Richmond, takes a dif- Kentucky artist, will run throughout the month The works are on loan from some 21 Regents, the ballots will be available for ferent view of a Paul Sawyier print now on exhibition in Ihe Giles Gallery in Ihe Jane collections in Kentucky and Ohio the spring presidential election. Campbell Building The exhibition, which features some 150 works of the noted Coeds move (Continued from page »ne) Teri Habich. a freshman who UNEMPLOYMENT... adds to worries of graduating seniors previously this year haTi to move from Martin Hall when one wing had been temporarily opened for women , said "I'm hoping that we can eat out more BY BKCKY GKUBBS students are learning to cope. Kentucky," said Kathy. "However, it's a decided that I would go ahead and do my later "I like the room better I had now that I do have a paycheck coming SUN Writer Wanda Kupel and Kathy Baker, matter of finding a job." student teaching." he said. "But when I in Case, but I had already moved from residents of Clay Hall keep their went to talk with my advisor, he asked Wanda's problem is of a diflerent in," Steve continued. "Last semester Martin I don't think they gave us enough refrigerator stocked in an effort to keep me if I would be interested in a job at With unemployment expected to in- nature She needs some work experience Becky and I didn't go dut to eal but like lime, I had to miss a test in order to food prices down. "Grocery prices may- NCR inCorbin. I checked the job out and crease tremendously by 1976 and prices before she can graduate. So far she has once a month at a really nice place move." be high." said Wanda, a medical took it." continuing to soar at an alarming rate had little luck in finding a position. "I'm Hopefully, we can go out more Ulflj "I donH like Telford, I have two classes technology major from Hamilton, Ohio., Steve, who lives off campus, commutes in the Coliseum. I hated to move, I Eastern students, like most of the nation still hoping." she said. "I feel like semester." "but it sure beats eating out." from Richmond to Corbin due to his low cried." said Sherri Smith, another fresh- are fast learning about spiraling prices something will turn up." Despite all chopping and the cutting and the possibility of unemployment. The unemployment figures recently- .rent and the tightness of housing in man from Case. corners, a student does tend to wonder released worry both coeds. Kathy. a Steve Cann, a senior vocational Corbin. Carol Tucker, a coed who moved from Many students have limited incomes about the whole economic situation. "It's and have found that their food dollar senior education major, who will soon do education major from Cincinnati, has the basement of Keith to a floor in the "My fiancee and I cook at the apartment sad to think you have spent four years in doesn't stretch as far as it once did. student teaching at Madison Central, fared somewhat better for his work same dorm said. "It was a problem, it and I take my lunch." he said. "We college and you're not sure whether you Others have heard from friends who have said she was sending letters of ap- experience. He searched for a job during helped when they explained. They asked figure that what we save on food is can find the-type of job you want." said recently graduated only to find that they plication to states surrounding Kentucky. his Christmas break with little success. us how we felt...we didn't have a choice, "I would rather teach somewhere in "I was kinda discouraged and had balanced by what I spend on gas." Wanda. but they made it appear that we did." could not find a job. 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