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-. Wallace's could face bankruptcy Jerry Kay, chief financial offi- BY JAME Vwton AND DEHA TACKETT the motion at 2:30 p.m. yesterday versity to be Eastern's bookstore "But it is far too premature to other operations, Wallace's expe- rienced a challenge in short-term cer at Transylvania University, News writers in Lexington, but the ruling was provider was effective July 1. The tell right now," WhiUock said yes- not available at press time. contract came after a bid process terday. cash flow, which led to a tempo- said before Christmas The Lexington Herald-Leader Chapter 7 bankruptcy requires that began in March. Wallace's Bookstore has been rary deterioration of relationships Transylvania experienced the reported Wednesday that former the debtor to sell assets to pay Eastern's contract with the center of concerns this with certain book vendors. same problems with book delays Gov. Wallace Wilkinson, owner of creditors. Wallace's will allow the university semester, as both students and Wallace's Executive Vice and shortages. Ray said after Wallace's Bookstore who is "We are certainly monitoring to terminate the contract if the faculty have complained because President Bill Hainsworth, met approaching Wallace's, the com- Eastern's bookstore provider, has the situation and will continue to company is unable to fulfill its of the lack of books for certain with administrators and assured pany admitted to having a prob- been asked by nine creditors to monitor our relationship with obligations, Johnston said. classes. them that the problems Wallace's lem with distributors, so the uni- file Chapter 7 bankruptcy. The Wallace's Bookstore and respond Vice President of Administration The Eastern Progress reported was experiencing this semester, versity went ahead and bought creditors claimed Wilkinson owed accordingly,'' said Ken Johnston, and Finance Doug Whiuock said Feb. 1 that Whitlock and Johnston would not happen in the future. the books so the students could more than $300 million. vice president of financial affairs, the university could terminate the sent out a memo dated Jan. 29 Eastern isn't the only school get them for classes. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge William yesterday. contract within 30 days with cause saying that because of the book- that has had a hard time getting S. Howard was supposed to hear Wallace's contract with the uni- and in 180 days without cause. store's transition to Wallace's and its books. Sec BOOKSTORE, A4 State's schools losing numbers
BY JeNNFCT ROOBW students. News editor She said that the most important time period for retention efforts comes Eastern's first-semester freshmen between a student's freshman and enrollment is down for the fourth sophomore year, although the universi- straight year, declining 14 percent since ty has to continue to show students that 1997, according to the university's education was a priority right up until enrollment report for the Fall 2000 their graduation. semester. Davis said that those efforts can be The number of first semester fresh- made by offering more Web-based men at Eastern went from 2,356 to 2,023 classes and through programs like during that time. Jump Start, which allows high school The total enrollment figures also students with high GPAs to take college decreased from 14,950 students in the classes free. fall of 1999 to 14,428 students last fall. Davis said Eastern's Jump Start pro- The total numbers of freshmen, sopho- gram has been the model for programs mores, juniors, seniors and graduate at Morehead State University, Sullivan students all decreased. College, and the University of Kentucky Rita Davis, associate vice president graduate programs. for enrollment management, said that Davis said other factors like market- many factors are affecting the drop in ing and recruiting competition between numbers. universities both in and out of state can "Enrollment management is like influence the number of students who shooting at a moving target." Davis come to college. Jatme GaAas/Progress said. Davis said recruiting new students She cited various factors that can takes a lot of effort from everyone in the Missy Gamer, a 24-year-oW senior business management major evening. The Outback Ball was one of the first events on campus make enrollment figures decline, like a university. from Somerset, helped serve drinks at the Outback Ball Friday where alcohol was served. Central Liquor provided the drinks. healthy economy. "We are a little late getting started in "They can come right out of high major recruitment" Davis said. school right now and get jobs," Davis Davis also said the role of universi- said. ties has changed over the years, making Davis also said that the demographic recruiting students harder. She said that figures for the "traditional" age students in the 1970s universities' increased have dropped 6.5 percent in Eastern's financial aid allowed them to serve as Alcohol permitted service area. She said the drop has led "gatekeepers" because large numbers of enrollment officials to begin recruiting students went on to higher education. more nontraditional students. In the 1980s the state underwent Davis said that Eastern is also look- demographic changes, and Davis said ing to recruit more out-of-state students the role of the university also changed. by offering lower tuition rates and at certain events expanding recruitment of international See ENROLLMENT, A3 BY DEMA TACKETT Editor Last Friday Eastern's Colonel Club hosted the Outback Ball to raise money for an athletic training room in Alumni Search committee Coliseum. Held in the Stratum Building, this was one of the first events on campus where alcohol was served. The fact that alcohol was allowed at narrows list for AD the event raised several questions in the minds of those on campus. One of those PHOQHE8S STAFF REPORT "I think we're pleased people was Bob Creek, professor of bio- with the quality of logical sciences. The search committee to find applicants we have." Two years ago. Creek wanted to have Eastern's new athletics director nar- Former Athletics wine and cheese at a presidential recep- rowed the list of 32 applicants to eight in Director Jeff Long tion for a state organization's annual their meeting last Wednesday, accord- announced last meeting that was being hosted at ing to committee chair Gary Cordner. December his inten- Eastern. Creek said he was denied Jamie Gaddis/Progress The committee was to find out more information about each candidate and tions to take the athlet- because alcohol couldn't be served on President Robert Kustra attended the ics director position at Eastern's campus. check out references, and it was sup- the University of Outback Ball last Friday evening. posed to meet last night in order to try Instead. Creek moved the reception to and narrow the list down even further. Oklahoma. In early Jeff Long the Holiday Inn. Creek said he doesn't resigned as on university property, on university busi- Cordner said the committee's goal is to January, Eastern agree with the on-again, off-again policy. President Robert AD after two "I don't think it's right to make these ness and/or at university sponsored narrow the Hst down to three to five appli- activities." cants who would be invited to Eastern to Kustra placed an ad in years. little rules," Creek said. The policy also states that, "Under uni- conduct interviews. He said he doubted NCAA News announc- The 2000-2001 University Handbook that the committee would be able to nar- ing the job opening. for Students states that "Eastern versity regulations, students, faculty and staff are required to abide by state laws row the list down in last night's meeting. Cordner said the preferred starting Kentucky University prohibits the unlaw- Cordner said the process is moving at date for the new athletics director is ful possession, dispensation, distribution, concerning alcoholic beverages." According to Kentucky Revised the speed he expected. March 1. but a later date could be nego- manufacture or use of alcohol or any "Ifs going very well," Cordner said. tiated. other illicit drug or controlled substance See ALCOHOL, A3
► INSIDE ACCENT Bl Eastern alum, pilot remembered by student AROUND&ABOUT B5 M his dearest hobby; however, it was not many lives," Tetrick said. The world will be ARTS4STUFF.. . BY ROMCA BRANDENBURG shock, to total devasta- CLASSIFIEDS . . . his permanent occupation. a much colder place now that he's gone." AS News writer tion," Tetrick said about AS the death of her uncle. Mills graduated from Eastern with a Mills' funeral service was held last NEWS BUMFS. .. Denver Mills, a 1970 Eastern gradu- In an interview over Bachelor's degree in business adminis- Thursday at the Council Road Baptist PERSPECTIVE . . . A4.5 ate, was killed in a plane crash at 5:37 pm Church in Bell County. A memorial ser- POLICE MAT. AS the phone, Tetrick tration. He was a Certified Public vice for Mills will be held at 5 p.m. on on Jan. 27. explained the moment Accountant (CPA) and was ranked SPORTS -BS-S Feb. 17 in Barbourville, at the Knox WHAT'S ON TAP? B2 The plane was in the air for a total of when Mills' family among the top 10 CPAs in the United Central High School gymnasium. 18 minutes and went down in a field in found out about his States. A scholarship fund was started in WHO'S THAT? B4 Byer. Colo, killing all 10 passengers. death. His wife was After he graduated from college, Mills Mills' memory shortly after his death. Mills was the pilot of the plane and watching the evening Denver Mils moved to Oklahoma City with his wife. Tetrick said that the family requested ► WEATHER was transporting Oklahoma State basket- news and received the graduated from Even though he was originally from Bell ball affiliates back to the university. donations in lieu of flowers for the funer- TODAY: first word that her hus- Eastern in County, his home was in Oklahoma. al. To receive information about the Mfc Showers There has been no answer as to what band was dead. Their 1970. Tetrick spoke of her uncle's generosi- caused the crash. Mills has been cleared scholarship and find the address to send Hi: 69 SAT: Mostly son David was sup- ty and loving-nature. She told a story of donations, visit the Web at Cloudy of all errors, and investigators are now when Mills was employed with a account- Low. 54 looking at weather conditions and electri- posed to be on the www.okstate.edu. SUN: Mostly flight with his father; however, he ing firm that was located close to the site Tetrick elaborated on how much of an Conditions: cal equipment to find fault Partly Cloudy Cloudy Mills would have been 56 years old on changed his mind at the last minute. of the Oklahoma City bombing. Instead encouraging and inspiring man her uncle Jan. 31, just four days after his death. Mills is survived by his wife and three of evacuating the building like he and his was. ► REMINDERS Jessica Tetrick, 21, from Pineville, Ky, children. co-workers were urged to do, he "If you told him you were going to According to Tetrick, Mills' passion remained in the building helping the climb Mount Everest, he would say ■ Feb. 15 is the last day to submit applica- is a senior English major at Eastern and 'Okay. I'll meet you at the top in a plane the niece of the late Mills. for flying started when he joined the Air injured call their families. tions for academic scholarships. "It's went from total disbelief, to total Force after high school Flying remained "He was a generous man that touched to pick you up'." Tetrick said. v NeWS A2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. February 8. 2001
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A 28 to 25 tant professor or higher, be a member of the vote added an amendment that teaching or research faculty, and hold no other allows faculty to teach under the administrative titles besides department chair or policy for two years, with the coordinator /director within a department. option of adding an additional year Nominees are also required to submit a peti- after the initial two are complete. tion with 20 faculty signatures and a brief bio- Thompson Richard Freed, an English pro- graphical sketch including educational back- has hald the TAKE YOUR fessor, proposed making the ground and professional experience. position tor Nominations must be sent to the Faculty two years. change from a non-negotiable Senate Election Committee by March 5. two-year option. Merita Thompson, who serves as faculty "I don't think a department regent now, became a regent in 1999 when she replaced Mary SWEETHEART TO works in a two-year cycle that Fleming. way." Freed told senators during Marianne McAdam serves as chair of the Senate's Committee the meeting. on Elections. But Provost and Vice DINNER....ONUS!!! President for Academic Affairs Michael Marsden explained why are subject to approval by the fac- teaching hours as a part of the pro- the terms could not be longer or ulty's department chair, the dean, gram. The proposal allows service renewed indefinitely. and the provost and vice president. and research to become part of the "In order to make this thing Marsden wanted faculty to retirement options if those duties WIN A FREE DINNER TO work, you have to recapture that keep in mind that all applications are stated in the faculty's application. 37.5 percent at some point," would not necessarily be The Faculty Senate also heard Marsden said, referring to the approved. reports from the Teaching and OUTBACK STEAK percentage of the final salary fac- "This is not an entitlement pro- Learning Center and passed a ulty will receive while teaching gram." Marsden told senate mem- motion requiring that recommen- under the program. bers. This is application review dations concerning university HOUSE!!! Applications to Alter the pro- and approval." restructuring or reorganization to gram must be submitted to and Faculty are not limited to only be reviewed by the senate. Student arrested in library SAVE LIVES WHILE DONATING PLASMA for producing false licenses SERA-TEC PLASMA CENTER 292 S. 2ND STREET BY HONK;* BRANDENBURG AND saw Klarer of a forgery device are both OENATACKETT looking at a pic- felonies, said Tom Lindquist, News writers ture of a director of Public Safety. RICHMOND, KY 40475 female's Florida "It is conceivable that the Campus police arrested stu- driver's license. penalty is more than one year dent Devin Klarer on Jan. 28 in Upon Klarer with so serious a type of offense," (859)624-9815 the Crabbe Library. Klarer was giving consent Lindquist said. charged with criminal possession for a search of Lindquist said this isn't the first of a forged instrument, posses- his backpack, time someone has been arrested sion of a forgery device, posses- the officer on campus for making false IDs. 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"It Kustra said there was no set ALCOHOL OK would be unlawful for me to have approval process which groups alcohol on campus, but we're talk- can go through, that people sim- ing about an event on campus and ply called him up in his office to drink at alcohol being provided by a and he would approve it like he licensed provider.* did when the Richmond Coleman said Tuesday she did- Chamber of Commerce wanted ■Eastern Kentucky some events n't really know where the policy to serve alcohol at a meeting University prohibits the unlawful possession, dispen- From The Front was written or whom faculty or stu- held on campus. dent groups would ask for approval There is a great big difference sation, distribution, manufac- Statute 222.202. it is illegal for a to have alcohol at an event between a policy that affects stu- ture or use of alcohol or any person to drink alcoholic bever- Coleman did say that the alco- dents and a policy that' affects if other illicit drug or UMliuaVd ages in a public place. hol had to be contained to the Richmond Chamber of substance on university prop- University policy goes on to event. She also said the university Commerce wants to use our facili- erty, on university business state that "University campuses doesn't have a license to sell alco- ty for a night" Kustra said. and/or at university sport-. and buildings are considered pub- hol, although ARAMARK. Although the new policy allows sored activities. lic places for purposes of these Eastern's food service provider. student organizations as well as laws, except for a facility used as a does have a license. others to serve alcohol at events if ■Under university regula- private residence." The university is not going to approved. Kustra said the univer- tions, students, faculty and After being asked how serving take that responsibility," Coleman sity's written alcohol policy in the staff are required to abide by alcohol on campus wasn't a viola- said. Handbook would probably not be state laws concerning alco- tion of Eastern's alcohol policy. Dee Cockrille, vice president changed. holic beverages. University Attorney Kacey of student affairs, said Tuesday Eastern has always allowed Coleman sent a fax outlining the that she wasn't aware alcohol alcohol at the MuleBarn at ■Kentucky Revised Statute 222.202, states that it is illegal university's policy that approved was allowed on campus for any Arlington, which is owned by the event university. There, patrons must for a person to drink alco- of alcohol being available at func- "That's the first time I've heard bring their own beer because holic beverages in a public tions on campus. this," Cockrille said. "I was operat- none is sold. No liquor is allowed place. The policy is not written in any ing under the impression that alco- at Arlington. other student, faculty or staff hol wasn't allowed on campus." For Michael Marsden, provost ■University campuses and handbook. Tom Lindquist, director of and vice president for academic buildings are considered pub- According to the fax sent to Public Safety, also was unaware of affairs and research, the main lic places for purposes of The Progress by Coleman at 6 the change in policy. issue is not whether alcohol these laws, except for a facili- p.m. Tuesday, Eastern's alcohol "The only policy I'm aware of should be allowed on campus, but ty used as a private resi- policy has changed to state that is the one dealing with residence the fact that Eastern is not selling dence. the possession of alcohol on uni- halls and public areas," Lindquist the alcohol in the first place, he versity property is "generally" pro- said. said. hibited. Kustra said he too didn't know Marsden put together a meeting The new policy also states that where the policy was written, but of the Council on Postsecondary said. "Then the Board finally there are no distinctions between that he checked with other uni- Education on campus last fall decided having alcohol was students, faculty, staff or third versities and was told that there where alcohol was served. important" parties, meaning that student were no state laws prohibiting As for the Outback Ball, the McBride said former Athletics organizations may also request to having alcohol at an event as long Colonel Club debated for a while Director Jeff Long was the one serve alcohol at events. as the university was careful and before deciding to serve alcohol, who secured the approval for the Jamie Gaddis/Progress The policy also lays out several controlled the activity. said Dan Mc Bride, assistant ath- group. guidelines for making alcohol "1 really couldn't tell you what letics director for external opera- The event, which McBride First weekend angels available, such as that the alcohol the policy is," Kustra said. tions. hopes to be made annual, drew a must be served by a licensed Kustra said it was his office The Colonel Club Board start- crowd of approximately 180 peo- provider, etc. that gave final approval if an event ed planning the event five to ple. The Colonel Club raised Eastern students participated in First Weekend Activities last week. "It is OK when it is a universi- could feature alcohol. seven months ago. anywhere from $5,000 to $7,000 Clockwise, Stacia Chenoweth. Kelly Booher, and Snalana Johnson. ty-sponsored event and the alco- "Ultimately all those things "The Board spent a lot of for the training room. McBride hol is poured by a licensed alco- come from my office." Kustra said. time discussing it," McBride said.
ting people know about the suc- January and April. "We can meet the retention college to follow other education- president for enrollment manage ENROLLMENT: cessful programs universities Davis said that Eastern was goals without a lot of problem." al opportunities or job offers. ment two years ago, and that they already have. going to have to "catch up" to meet Davis said. "For some of them, they just had invested $1.4 million in a "I think you have to think of the Council on Postsecondary She said that other factors like don't consider education a priori- "Invest in Success" retention pro- Numbers down creative programs to attract peo- Education's goals for university transfer students and students who ty," Young said. Morehead's gram. ple from year to year," Davis said. enrollment and retention. come from community colleges enrollment in the fall fell to 8,327. Votruba said Northern experi- all over state "I think that Eastern is one of the "We're going to be playing could also increase enrollment At Western Kentucky University, ences a lot of competition from best, well-kept secrets in the major catch-up to get to 14,000," where fall enrollment was 15.516, other colleges and universities in From The Front state." she added. Davis said. la Not President Gary Ransdell said the their "metropolitan area" and into Davis' report to the Board list- Other universities face the CPE's enrollment and retention Ohio and Indiana. Davis also said that from the T*lling the ed the CPE's goal for undergradu- same factors when trying to goals would be met, although He said that 40 percent of 1990s until today, universities In a presentation to the Board ate enrollment in 2002 at 14,300. recruit and retain students. they would require some work. Northern's students were first- have moved to the enrollment of Regents at their January meet- Last fall, undergraduate enroll- Pauline Young, director of "Recruiting students comes generation college students who management phase, because stu- ing, Davis reported that the uni- ment was 12.676. communications at Morehead down to the available pool of col- may not have been familiar with dents began getting good jobs versity has already received 2,020 Davis said the best way to State University, said that officials lege-going students in your gener- the demands college put on earlier. new freshman applications as of meet those goals was to focus on are looking at the CPE's recom- al area," Ransdell said. them. Eastern's retention efforts tar- Jan. 25, 1.270 of which have retention, which the CPE wants to mendations right now. "Marketing to prospective stu- Votruba said some of the prob- get the more at-risk students who already been accepted. However, be at 66 percent by 2002. "We're probably in the same dents is part art and part science." lems first-year students experi- have to take remedial course she is quick to point out that "Retention is the real window category as everybody else," he added. ence come from an easy high work. Davis said those students those numbers don't represent for getting enrollment numbers," Young said, adding that their Northern Kentucky University's school senior year. He also said were more likely to get discour- final figures. Davis said. region also suffered from declining fall enrollment was just over 12,000, that Eastern President Robert aged, and that the university was "At this point we probably only She said that although the uni- numbers of "traditional* students. and President James Votruba said Kustra had been a "real leader" in "doing a much better job" in help- about half of what we're going to versity might have more trouble Young said that, like potential that they, too, were working to a movement among state universi- ing them stay in school. have," Davis said, adding that meeting enrollment goals, the students in Eastern's service area, meet the CPE's standards. ty presidents to make high school She said part of the challenge normally about 50 percent of retention goals set by the CPE young people that might go to Votruba said that NKU had students' senior year better pre- is to offer new programs while let- applications come in between might come a little easier. Morehead were also foregoing created a new position for a vice pare them for college
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Souto Beach $199! spring- Award offered for non- Feb. 14 instructors. $1,000/$1.200 a month 1-800-678-6386. breaktravel.com 1-800-6786386. The Madison County Adult plus room and board. Visit our booth ^Education Center will host an traditional students Kentucky archaeologist in the Summer Job Fair. Thursday, Attention •open house in Room 229 of the February 8th, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 CUSTOM •Perkins Building on today. The Gwynn Henderson willbe p.m., Keen Johnson Building or Focohy and Staff! The Eastern Chapter of the conducting a lecture entitled ££#W SCREEN lopen house will feature refresh- National Honor Society Phi Kappa email mmorganOca.uky.edu for an PRINTING •ments and door prizes and will "Dispelling The Myth" at 7:30 application. Phi is offering the $300 Henry G. p.m. Wednesday in the Are You Out Of (OR Iserve to provide information on Martin Award to an academically Jthe center. For more information Kennamer Room of the Absolutely free info! Own a com- Shape? outstanding nontraditional student Powell Building. puter? Put it to work! $350 -$1000 •call 622-S065. The award was named for Martin, Q. IMS' The myth that disturbs per week! www.extremewealth.net. Personal Training Programs Sack* brines on March 21 st, who was the first president of Henderson is the one insist- whkh Is known as what? Eastern's Phi Kappa Phi chapter. Summer Camp Jobs: Help girls designed to meet your ♦President Kustra hosts ing that Native Americans A. Last week's: Leningrad To be eligible, a student must be a grow strong, make lifetime friends individual needs begins never lived in Kentucky, but and kayak in your free time! Girls :town meeting Feb. 15 nontraditional student who has been only used the land for hunting • at Eastern for at least one academic Scouts of Kentuckiana job open- January 15, 2001. • Eastern President Robert Kustra purposes. ings: General Counselors, Be the first one to answer year and has a cumulative GPA of 3.7 It really M, W, & F; 12-1 Twill host a student town meeting at or better. To apply, visit the Web site Waterfront, Lifeguards, Boating, the question correctly j5 p.m. Feb. 15 in the Fountain makes me Arts and Crafts, Business Manager, For more information please & win a Free T-shirt www.bk)k)gy eku.edu/ramey or call mad. Such Kitchen Staff, Nurse. Great benefits! ZFood Court. The meeting will fea- 622-1531. the application deadline is contact Dr. Major @ 8164. ture an open discussion format. racism, Apply online at www.kygirtscout- March 1. camps.org or call Lisa Gunterman (859) 624-2200 such ethno- Department of Exercise and centricity to at 1-888-771-5170. ext. 234. On site tirstgear @ club.org interviews February 8th! ON CORNER OF FIRST & MAIN Health Sciences offers Center offers group on think that Sport Science 22 education courses the Indians Now accepting applications for surviving addiction never lived all positions! Apply in person at Eastern's College of Health here," Madison Garden. The Counseling Center will be Henderson Gwynn Sciences is offering 22 continuing Hsnoarson is PART-TIME WORK conducting a group called SUR- said. education courses for nurses and a state archae- LOST & FOUND: VIVING for students who have After -health professionals. The courses ologist. with focus on everything from leader- been impacted by others they receiving Lost: solid Mack male cat, from ship skills to helping specific age know who have a substance h e r Wallace Court area, gone 2 weeks. LIFE TIME BENEFITS ana patient groups. abuse or addiction problem. Master's degree, she heard He has gold colored eyes, short Many times the needs of others hair, real long legs and tail, only 7-8 Most of the one-day courses will the myth that has molded a months old, and answers to •be at the Perkins Building or in a family with alcoholism or large part of her archaeologi- -Bailey". $60.00 REWARD! Call Shaker Village. For more informa- drug abuse go unnoticed because cal research. Tracy at 859-626-3507 with info. TREE TUITION .tion on the courses, call 622-2143 the substance abuser in the fami- "After receiving my Master's or visit the program's Web site at ly zaps the energy and life out of degree, I heard the myth and FOR SALE; *$ 8000 BONUS www.ced.edu.edu. those around, the group says. started working on a presenta- This group acknowledges the tion that would pull together Mountain bike. Gary Fisher, silver. 21 speed, front shocks, medium many strengths students from the information to dispel that Irame, excellent condition, $425.00 *Officer Programs Informational reception these circumstances possess and myth," Henderson said. OBO. 859-625-0287. for minorities Feb. 8 will address additional strategies Henderson and her col- that tend to be helpful. leagues are working towards WANTED: Positions Available • Minority students from Madison Contact the Counseling Center getting archaeological evidence land Fayette Counties and their at 622-1303 or drop by Weaver to prove that Native Americans Mature wooded farms: Country Military Police, Intelligence, Aviation Mechanics, ; families can learn more about edu- lived in Kentucky, not just used larms wanted, must have some (or Room 202 for more information or all) heavily wooded acreage! Call Electronics, Special Forces, etc. cational opportunities at Eastern the land for hunting. !in an informal reception at 6:30 to sign up. The Counseling 270-683-0998 between 6:00 p.m. Center recognizes the need for Henderson's lecture will be and 8:00 p.m.. NO REALTORS! ;p.m. today at the hirst Baptist free and open to the public. '. Church in Richmond. For more confidentiality. 1 -800-GO-GU ARD MISC.; Happy Birthday Beth KY NATIONAL GUARD > Police Beat: Jan. 26 - Feb. 2 Cunningham! (Library #105) Compiled by Ronica Brandenburg • The following reports have Jan. 28 Spring Brook 2001 in Ponomo (JK Bcoeh. Florido? '.been filed with Eastern's A resident of SuKvan Hall report- ; Division of Public Safety. Student died ed receiving a harassing phone call. Feb. 2 for screaming Tia Stokes reported her purse ; Thomas Warner, 19. Winchester. being stolen from her room in • was arrested and charged with dri- Clint James Boyer, 20, of Combs Hall. BE A CO '. ving under the influence. Richmond, was arrested and BIACM Rf tOITT ttONHRlMtl CINTIR charged with disorderly con- Devin Klarer, 20. Richmond, was J1 • H00 M »f (ItiK IWfh I »o(*cr ' 2 l«njf :Feb. 1 duct on Feb. 1. At around arrested and charged with posses- ! Omer Payne, 39, Richmond, was midnight, Boyer and friends, sion of alcohol by a minor, criminal Otll.Umr SMiiMWHti I'lMlls • Sailboat. >l Ski ; arrested and charged with alcohol who were on the fourth floor possession of a forged instrument , tod I'iraMil l<< nUl* • \.>llr>k*N • ll.lt, ! intoxication. of Dupree, noticed a commo- and possession of a forgery device. Hr*»bfroill Hot Ink • S«iiir» lip l«i 10 I'coplr tion involving public safety Jan. 31 outside of their dorm. Boyer Jan. 27 • Wporl liMtxuUiw Scnirr ! William Davis reported a stolen then proceeded to scream Jacqueline Haynes. 26, Richmond, ! radial arm saw from room 203 in "Suey! Suey!" at the police was arrested and charged with hav- • WORLD FAMOUS iu -m tw ; the Fitzpatrick Building. officer. The officer went to ing expired registration tags, no /Hift M.TU -1 srersl * I ontfftl the fourth floor and arrested insurance, operating under a sus- Mflfl Kfjfftffc !Jan. 30 Boyer. charging him with dis- pended license, and possesskm of a ; Roger Sixemore. 21. Richmond, orderly conduct suspended license. \trt I «d.*t CeaM mi \wi Jetaaj Short CeaWI • was arrested and charged with • \n t'mrr (or Samlniprr (iiimU ! possession of marijuana and pos- Jan. 26 ; session of drug paraphernalia. on a suspended license, and pos- Jane Metcalf. 54, Richmond was Reiervtt.onf 800.488.8828 session of a suspended license. arrested and charged with having Jan. 29 expired registration tags, no regis- w w \\ .sai) THURS • FEB. 15 • 5 PM Fountain Food Court .. The Eastern Progress, Thursday. February 8. 2001 News A5 Visit The Eastern . Electronic fire alarm systems Progress online at www.progress.eku. improve safety, protect dorms em High Speed Internet Access Gourmet Coffee* and Taes BY SAHAM HEAMEV pen." Mclntosh said. She also Sandwich Be* Lunches HomcfTtAwc DHHftt Staff writer said there should be stricter sanc- mNmniNM? tfc-nrameki *~ ■ fc i ■ i-i ■ .-ill m r— tions for students burning can- W* «■ «■* your ptnon* <*•<* TOOAY 1 don'_t Kke having to get up at •nd CtopoW « *» 104 St GMTOA Mdwnond (acroac from ftaoordSmflrO 423-ISM x221 dles in dorms. MON-THOR 11 am-9 pmFRIll a m.-Midnlght SAT noon-rrrtdoH 5 a.m.," complained Andy Several serious sanctions are Hancock, a junior resident of already in place for students who Commonwealth Hall. He's not dis- commit arson, pull a false fire cussing getting up early to exer- alarm or fail to leave the dorm your nut cise or do homework. He's com- during an alarm. 1-1 plaining about fire alarms. According to Director of JOTANYBAY But he's learned to take the Judicial Affairs and Disabled Common WMIU I -1 i » k«p coMpffiy good with the bad. Services Harry Moberly Jr., a stu- DupreeHs#-2 Come to us for BODY JEWELRY, "I'm glad we have the alarm Keens Ha*-2 dent committing intentional arson TeHordHai- 1 incense, candles, hemp products, system, I definitely would want to would receive university suspen- Todd Had-1 know if the building was burn- sion and possible state criminal T 7W MM «W-1t & smoking accessories. ing." Hancock said. charges. Moberly said pulling a A fire in an Eastern residence 623-HEMP (4367) • bc4anybay©ipro.ne1 false fire alarm is also a serious Porter Plaza (behind Denny's on Bypass) hall could be more than inconve- offense that could be punishable nient and costly, it could be dead- with fines, eviction from the dorm pus buildings that CHECK EXCHANGE ly. In 1998. a sophomore at and restrictions on being in non- t/W inontw aab « anmu4wctei.com © 2001 Hour*: 11 am -7 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Murray State University died after classroom buildings. a fire was intentionally set in his If a student fails to exit a dorm Powell Building - 4 residence hall. Eastern has been during an alarm he would be Begley Building - 4 working hard to prevent such a required to attend a fire safety THE DOME tragedy from occurring here. seminar. Last November. 68 stu- The new sprinklers in Telford dents from Commonwealth Hall Hall were the first to be put to the did not leave their dorm during an test last semester. On Nov. 20 alarm and had to attend the semi- IS NOW someone set fire to decorations nar. Moberly said there have on a 13th floor door. One of the never been any second-time SMOKE residents was inside the room. offenders. The fire alarms were triggered Last summer sprinkler sys- and Telford's 550 residents were tems were installed in eight FREE evacuated. Everyone got out safe- dorms, and new fire alarm sys- ly. tems were placed in seven of the Northside Area Coordinator eight dorms. Telford, Debi Mclntosh definitely Commonwealth, Palmer, Case, knows the sprinklers do their Clay. Todd and Dupree halls all job. have new sprinklers. Case Hall "If the sprinklers had not gone will receive a new fire-detecting "It has been a challenge, but off. we could have lost lives," system next summer. we have taken the most aggres- Mclntosh said. Director of Eastern's Division sive approach in Central Resident assistants and other of Facilities Services James Street Kentucky to protect our dorms," hall staff are given fire emergency said the older fire systems could Street said. training. They learn how to test only locate a fire on a certain floor The death of Michael Minger fire extinguishers, when to pull a or building quadrant. With the at Murray State has brought THOROUGHBLADES fire alarm, and how to follow up new system, a triggered detector about legislation to ensure the HOCKEY EVENTS after an emergency. will send an electronically coded public knows about crime and "We are the people the resi- signal to a main panel usually safety at all Kentucky colleges dents look to in an emergency," located in the dorm's lobby. The and universities. The Michael THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ft Mclntosh said. "In their eyes we signal indicates in which hallway Minger Act requires all schools to • 2 for 1 Student tickets, buy one get go from the disciplinarians who or room the detector is located. notify the state fire marshal's write people up to occupying a The sprinklers will only be trig- office of any fire or threat of fire. one free, PLUS- see the UK Cool Cats support role during a crisis." gered by an actual fire and are not Eastern is required to notify face off against Louisville after the T- Mclntosh said. connected to the alarm system. the college community of crimes Mclntosh said burning can- Next summer Martin and on campus and must also submit blades game. dles is the most common fire vio- McGregor Halls will be equipped an annual campus safety report to lation in the Northside area. The with new sprinkler and fire alarm the Council on Postsecondary FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 rules have recently been changed systems. Combs Hall will receive Education. to allow candles with burnt wicks new sprinklers and alarms during Additionally, all Kentucky post- • CHEAP DATE NIGHT- Buy him/her in dorm rooms. Many times can- the planned renovation. Walters, secondary institutions must post a $1 dogs all night long, 2 for 1 student dles are left unattended or are Burnam and Sullivan Halls crime log on the Internet. ticket. See the Thoroughblade*! placed on an unsafe surface. already have sprinklers and the Eastern's crime log is located at "It's an accident waiting to hap- older type fire detection systems. http://w4.eku.edu/crimelog/. CHURCH DIRECTORY Big Hill Avenue Christen First Christian Church Unitarian UnlversaMst ftaS^w H*% V%Ap (Disciples of Christ) Fellowship 129 Big Hill Ave. Phone: 623-1592 (office) Main at Lancaster Ave. •Where religion and reason Phone: 623-6600 (answering Phone: 623-4383 meet* machine) Sunday Early Worship: (informal) 209 St. George Street Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. 8:40 a.m; Sunday School: 9:40 Adult Meeting & Religious Morning Worship: 10:45 a.m. a.m.; Sunday Worship: 10:40 Education for Children: Sun. Evening Worship: 6 p.m. a.m. 10:45 a.m. (For information caH: On Wednesday, Big HiH College Bible Study: Tues., 9 6234614.) Christian Student Fellowship p.m. meets at 7 p.m.. Call the church Wednesday Bible Study: 7 p.m. Victory Christian Center office at one of the numbers list- (rwn-cfcrKjmlnational charismat- ed above for transportation to ic) meetings. Fountain Park First Church of 206 Victory Drive God Phone: 624-3553 5000 Secretariat Dr. Sunday: 10:30 a.m. & 6 p.m. Church of Christ Phone:623-3511 Wednesday: 7 p.m. 461 Tobiano (in BrooMine Sub., Sun. School: 9:45 a.m. Services for the hearing off Qoggins Lane - West side I- Worship Service: 10:45 a.m. impaired Transportation avail- Small 75) Sunday: 9:30 a.m. 10:20 Sunday Evening: 6 p.m. able am. 6 p.m.; Wednesday: 7 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service: 6 p.m. Ride: 624-2218 or 986-8555 WestakJe Christian Church $2.95 Bennington Ct. (across from First Alliance Church Richmond Church of Christ Arlington) 1405 Barnes Mill Rd 713 W. Main Street Phone:623-0382 Phone: 624-9878 Phone:623-8535 Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Sun. School: 9:30 a.m. Bible Classes: Sunday 9 a.m. Sun. Worship: 10:45 a.m.; 6 p.m. Sun. Worship Services: 10:45 Worship: Sunday 10 a.m. & 6 Wednesday Worship: 7 p.m. a.m. & 6:30 p.m. p.m.; Bible Study: Wednesday 7 Transportation available Wednesday Night Youth & p.m.; Colonels for Christ meet Prayer Services: 7 p.m. the second Monday and White Oak Pond Christian But Walt! Who needs a box of For free transportation to Thursday each month, from (Disciples of Christ) Sunday morning services, call noon to 1 p.m. (Lunch provided) 1238 Barnes Mill Rd. (at 624-9878. in the Combs BWg., Room 310. Goggins Lane) Phone: 623-6515 chocolates? * Sunday Worship: 9 a.m. & 11 First Baptist Church a.m. 350 W. Main at Lancaster Ave. Rosetele Baptist Church Coffee Fellowship: Sun. 10 a.m. EKU Dining now offers Phone: 623-4028 411 Westover Ave Sunday School: 10:15 a.m. Sunday School: 9:40 a.m. Phone: 623-1771 Sunday Worship: 8:30 a.m., 11 Sunday School: 9 a.m. White Hall Baptist Church Valentine Cakes so you can a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Worship Sun.: 10:15 a.m., 6 p.m. 3401 Colonel Road Wednesday Worship: 6:30 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service: 7 p.m. Phone:623-5965 S.U.B.S.: 8 p.m. at BSU Center Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. show that special someone Sun. Worship: 10:45 a.m., 6 p.m. First Presbyterian Church St Stephen Catholic Newman Wednesday Prayer Service: 7 (PCUSA) 330 W. Main St. Center p.m. how you really feel. Phone:623-5323 405 University Drive Church School: 9:45 a.m. Phone: 623-9400 To place your church informa- Sun. Worship: 11 a.m. Sun. Mass: 5 p.m. tion in the Progress Church Wed. Night Supper 6 p.m. Sunday Supper 6 p.m. ($1.00) Directory, contact the Progress Rap & Snack: Wed. 7:30 p.m. at Inquiry classes for becoming Advertising Office at 622-1881. Pick them up in the Fountain the EKU Powell Center. Catholic: Wednesday 7 p.m. Bill Bailey. Pastor. Kimberty Newman Night for all students: Secrtst Ashby, Associate Pastor; Wed. 9 p.m. Food Court or Order them Cary Ashby, Minister For Youth & Campus;"Adopt-A-Studenr Program available: Cary will St Thomas Lutheran Church from our Catering Office in meet students Sundays between 1285 Barnes Mill Rd. 10:30 & 10:45 a.m. at the Powell Phone: 623-7254 Center Student Lounge to walk Sun. Tradttronal Service 8:30 Powell 12. Call X2512for to church together. a.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sun. Contemporary Worship: 11 a.m. details Today! First United Methodist Church 401 West Main St. Phone:623-3580 Worship Services: Sunday 8:30 Madison Hills Christian am & 10:50 am 960 Red House Rd Sunday School: 9:40 a.m. Phone: 623-0916 Hurry! This offer only lasts Wed. Night Live: 5:15 -7:30 p.m. Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Coffee House Sat. Night: 5:30 Worship: 10:45 a.m. KU until February 14, 2001. p.m. and Message: 6 p.m. Wednesday Wave: 6 p.m. (Labor i Day-Memorial Day) ective Thursday. February 8.2001 The Eastern Progress »|Campus Comments • Reporter Daniel Prekopa asked : students whether they attended any Enrollment downfall : First Weekend events or basketball : games. astem's numbers are down. Enrollment numbers in Eeveryl category have decreased significantly within thet past few years and are continuing to fall. MTTHEW SIMS Rita Davis, associate vice president for enrollment L, management, said the university is in the process of addressing the issue. No, because I work a The number for Eastern's targeted population, students most likely to attend college between the ages of 17-19, is also lot. I live off campus down. The numbers in 20 counties in Eastern's service region and when I do stay on have also decreased. Garrard County is the only county in the weekends if s which numbers have increased. It is speculated that only because of work If I three counties will be on the positive side by the year 2002. have free time, I'm usually Davis said there are several reasons enrollment numbers continue to fall These include: the economy is up and people Louisville downtown. are seeking jobs after finishing high school rather than attend- Environmental ing college, competition is increasing and people are looking into resources community colleges. Y^ar Senior According to Davis, the university has started looking into uni- versity-wide marketing. Eastern has also taken other steps to improve enrollment and retention, which range from giving out- of-state students a tuition break to implementing First Weekend to keep students here on the weekend. Davis said the CPE (Council on Postsecondary Education) has set unreasonable goals Eastern is No, I was kind of a expected to increase enrollment to 14,300 by 2002, busy fella. I had exams up 800 from 1998. Davis said the goal would be this week. more reasonable if numbers were compared from last year, rather than two years ago. Other schools, such as Western Kentucky University, Northern Kentucky University and Hometown: Morehead State University, are experiencing Martha similar problems with recruiting students. Computer elec These schools need to band together and tronic network address the CPE. Perhaps the CPE has set mg unreasonable goals for every school in Year Junior Kentucky. If nothing is said, the CPE will con- tinue to set higher goals, which in reality will probably never be met. Eastern should try to find a method to target students and keep them here. Perhaps the uni- versity could work to build stronger alumni sup- I went to First port. Eastern should also focus on recruiting pos- Weekend because I sible students We need to get our school's name want to support school out there. Many students might not know that we have an excellent occupational therapy program unity and to keep peo- here. The university needs to make possible stu- ple from going home on dents aware of the options they have if they choose Hometown: the weekend. our school. Raywick No matter which solution Eastern decides to try to Mjnjur Theater improve enrollment, action should be taken now. Year Senior Michael Kotora/Progress Otherwise, numbers will continue to decrease. Alcohol served at event poses questions It seems some Eastern officials may for student organizations to have alcohol The point is not if alcohol is allowed I didn't because they have a bit of a memory problem. It has at an event or not The point, and the question that always been the policy of this universi- This leads to the second question. So needs answered, is when was this new just didn't have any- ty that no alcohol can be present in any what is Eastern's alcohol policy? policy formed and why was everyone thing that really inter- residence halls, university buildings or at In the University Handbook, it else on campus unaware of it? ested me. any kind of get-together hosted on this states that, "Eastern Kentucky There is also a third question. This is campus. University prohibits the unlawful pos- a nasty little question that the adminis- Hometown: tast Friday, the Colonel Club hosted session, dispensation, distribution, tration probably doesn't want brought Jackson the Outback Ball to raise money for the manufacture or use of alcohol or any up. Some may even think it is a little renovation of the Alumni Coliseum other illicit drug or controlled sub- embarrassing. Psychology Year: Training Room. Officials forgot about the stance on university property, on uni- Why is this university hosting a Sophomore policy and allowed alcohol at the event. versity business and/or at university fundraiser for a training room in Alumni What makes this even worse is that sponsored activities." Coliseum when more money is being there have been several requests in the Did you catch that last part? It said pumped into athletics than anything else past to have alcohol at activities, but all "at university sponsored activities." on this campus? have been denied. The policy goes on to say that it is in For the 2000-2001 fiscal year, Eastern When asked about the sudden compliance with state alcohol laws, budgeted approximately $3.8 million to change in policy, university officials said which clearly state that it is illegal to athletics, which was only expected to No, I was in Pittsburgh at that as long as there wasn't a state law "drink or be drunk in a public place." bring in $2.2 million. That is $1.6 million a conference. I usually against it, it was OK. This is followed by the reiteration that in expenditures over revenues. do go because I think When asked where this new policy "University campuses and buildings are This simply means that the universi- they are very beneficial could be found, no one knew. Then, considered public places for purposes of ty intended to spend $1.6 million more University Attorney Kacey Coleman sent to our student body. these laws, except for a facility used as a than it planned on taking in for athletics. a fax with the guidelines for having alco- private residence." Again, it seems that university Hometown hol at an event. The Outback Ball was held in the administrators have a bit of a memory Lexington Now this poses three questions. First, Major: Stratton Building, which is not a private problem. If that is not the case, if Broadcasting/ when did this new policy come into exis- residence, but a university building on there is something else wrong that public relations tence? In the 2000-2001 University this university's campus. So how is that they would bend all the rules and Ytaw: Junior Handbook for Students, it states that stu- not illegal? even logic to try to raise money for a dents, faculty or staff cannot have alco- According to the new policy, this training room, then there are many hol on campus. Then there is the new event and others like it where alcohol more questions that need to be document mat states that it is OK even have been served are perfectly fine. answered. ► How to reach us My turn ft letters policy Phona: (859I 622-1881 E-Mail: progressOacs.sku edu Fu: (859)622-2354 w^The Eastern To roport a story or Classified/Subscriptions The Progress welcomes submissions for My Turn kaaaotMl columns by Eastern's students, staff, faculty or anyone in the Catherine Cunningham, 622-1881 community interested in voicing an opinion. 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Any false or misleading advertising should be reported to Adviser/General Manager, Dr. Elizabeth Fraas at (859) 622-1880. TO to publication on Thursday. Columns Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed Dfcptay will be printed in accordance with writers and do not necessarily represent the views of the university. Student AiSgie Brumett, 622-1881 available space. editors also decide the news and informational content. I I m The Eastern Progress, Thursday.February 8.2001 Perspective A7 Wedding memorable; true love possible When I was a little girl. I used met I loved hearing him laugh as he I wish everyone could have seen to think "The Princess told me how he proposed to her 1 Jane and Gene Saturday. They were Bride" was the greatest love wanted other people to feel the way I beautiful. They weren't even on the story of all time. Nothing could sepa- felt when they read the story as I did same planet as the rest of us in rate the princess from her true when the Wrights told it to me. Walnut Hall as they walked down the love—not evil villains, not time and Have you ever heard a story so aisle. They were somewhere else, not even death. wonderful that just telling it took floating on air, if you will. But they When I was old enough to figure something away from it?_You feel if were together, just like they have out that the story couldn't possibly be you leave out one detail it makes it been for 60 years. true, I was devastated. Could it be just a little less awesome as when it I want to end with a story the that there was no such thing as a love was told to you. Wrights' granddaughter. J J. told me. DenaTackstt that strong? That was before I met the I have written stories about a little is a senior jour- Wrights. bit of everything in my short career She said when she asked her grand- father what the secret to staying nal ism major Last Saturday, I watched Jane and as a journalist and it always came from Virgie. Gene Wright walk hand-in-hand down naturally to me. You get the facts and together so long was, he told her this She is also edi- the aisle to renew their vows after 60 tell the story—it's as simple as that. story. years of marriage. The two were mar- But when I sat down to write the On the day of their first wedding. tor of the Gene was anxious to see Jane. But Progress. ried in Walnut Hall of the Keen Wrights' story, I got this feeling in Johnson Building in 1941. At 83 years my stomach that can only be tradition warned it was bad luck, so old, they renewed their vows in the described somewhere between he sent one of the bridesmaids to same place they first took them all nerves and sheer terror. give Jane a note and a single red those years ago. What if 1 messed up the greatest rose. On the note, he told her that I feel blessed to have been there love story of all time? What if I forgot he would always try to make her to celebrate that day with them. A lit- to ask a question that would make happy. tle more than a week earlier I had the story better? What if? Throughout their marriage when never even heard of the Wrights. I I also thought about my own conflict arose. Jane would pull out the learned about them when their relationship. I have been with my letter and the rose, which she had daughter, Susan, sent an e-mail boyfriend, David, for six and a half framed. Gene was then reminded of telling me her parents' wonderful years. I wondered if we would one the promise he had made to her all story. day be able to renew our vows after those years ago and whatever the When I talked to Jane for the first 60 years of marriage. After meeting problem was simply went away. time, I was so excited about the story. the Wrights I believe it is possible. I It was going to be published the week always thought David and I would The moral to this story. Gene says, before Valentine's Day, and it was be together forever, but after seeing is to always have something in writ- ing. truly the greatest love story of all them repeating those words for the Tim Webb/Eastern's Public Rotations. time. I loved hearing her stories. I second time I have proof that it can Now Jane and Gene's story is in loved hearing how she giggled when actually be done. I believe a lot of writing, and 1 am honored to be the Gene and Jam Wright renewed their vows of 60 years Feb. 3 in Walnut Hal ■ she told me about how she and Gene things are possible now. one who wrote it. of the Keen Johnson BoikSng. Jane is trie daughter of Emma Y Case < Abortion crime against humanity; ► Letters to the editor Cyclist says students ignore crosswalks on campus. I have I was frustrated enough to call j crosswalk indicators found the crosswalk at the Dizney security last summer when a car • building to be frequently ignored. ran the red light and nearly hit me. actually premeditated murder As a driver. I have concern As a cyclist, I have found it dan- Some heightened awareness about the disregard that some gerous to cross (even when the about this would be helpful. students have about the "stop" indicator is "go" for me) at the It's hard not to cry in must be a society of con- lions. Veteran campaign and "go" indicators at marked crosswalk at the Dizney building. Sandy Hunter church when they start science and accountabili- contributors like Deloitte talking about abortion. ty. & Touche, Ernst & If s even harder at a party, Coming way out of left Young, and the ever- when politics come up, and field I've decided to do a resourceful Pro-Israel The Eastern Progress will publish clarifications to my surprise and dismay, little political fortune- lobby, explode off the Corrections and corrections as needed on the Perspective a beautiful and intelligent telling. As I look deep campaign finance charts pages. for both Mitchy Mitch The "1 do.again" article published in the Feb. If you have a correction, please send it to the woman starts carrying on into my crystal bong (I 1 issue should have said Brown E. Telford played about the right to choose or mean ball) I see, oh yes, and George Dubya. editor by noon Monday before publication on about the issuance of the I see a Kentucky hawk To wrap this up, I want the harp at the 1941 wedding. 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February 8. 2001 Back where it all began Jane and Qtnt Wright were once again announced as husband and wife to a tear-Sled room Saturday Photos by Tim Webb, university photographer. As tradition goes, Jane and Gene Wright teed each other wedding cake. Jane and Gene Wright stop for a kiss outside the building where they were married on Feb. 1, 1941 A Powerpofnt presentation shows pictures from the past 60 years. Couple returns to renew vows where taken Jane Wright puts on some finishing touches Saturday in the powder In front of nearly 50 people room of the Keen Johnson Building before walking down the aisle. Saturday, Jane and Gene Wright Returned to Walnut Hall of the Keen Johnson Building to renew Iheir vows. The last time they (it<><>d in front of that room to say (hose words was Feb. 1,1941. The Wrights were joined by members of their family and old friends, including Margaret Ney and Bob Rapier, members of the Tara Barnes, the Wright's granddaughter, fixed Gene's boutonniere before the wedding Saturday. original wedding party. ; Jane and Gene chose not to seal their vows with new wedding rings, joking that the old ones have lasted them through 60 years. The Wrights live in Maysville. Pictures and programs welcomed Jan# Wright lakes a minule be)ore getting ready to read the story of her and Gene that appeared in last week's Progress Jans and Gene Wright wait patiently, and nervously, to walk guests and told of the Wright's past down the aisle in front of nearly 50 guests to renew their vows. THE DOME • hifl 75odu massage SticAmond Q*eenAou&e <£ 3£owe* SAap • J'edict/ros manicures 111 Westover Ave. •623-3410 IS NOW • facials IN HOUSE SPECIAL SMOKE • I taxing Mixed Valentine Arrangement w/1 Red FULL SERVICE Rose FREE HAIR SALON y\ Roses, Mixed Valentine Arrangements, j. 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If you have questions about condoms or rosby. Stills, Nash and Young "Valentine's Day is nationally recog- STDs. call the National ST I) and AIDS nized as a time for love, to tell that special Hotlines at either 1-800-342-2437 or No matter whom you're with this person in your life just how 1-800-227-8922. Free condoms are Valentine's Day, the American Social much they mean to you," also available at Student Health Health Association would like to Alexander said in the news Services and Planned remind you to express your love release. Parenthood. more carefully. Since there are an esti- This Valentine's Day will mated 15.3 million mark the 11th annual National cases of STDs in Condom Day sponsored by the the United ASHA States each Michael Stalker, ASHA year and director of media relations, said many victims via e-mail National Condom Day don't know was created "primarily to they have encourage sexually (active) the diseases, people to love safely." t h e In the ASHA news ASHA Stolen condoms remind student of lesson learned Conservative father BY ALLISON HALEY istant news editor gives son first condom boxes of condoms. all the money I had on a BYSAMGISH This completely blew Mfirst ticket to the show and Contributing writer me away. My father was expe- popcorn. an extremely conservative Well. I thought. I'll For most of this rience with decade, the man, we had condoms just steal them. Who will never even had, notice? Note that at this real protection "the talk." came when I for teens and col- Sox was only 12 time 1 knew nothing of lege students hasn't Sex was- years old. security wasn't n't talked about been guns or in my house, I most cameras knives, but con- talked certainly But when or two- and being doms. Catholic meant didn't way mir- It's a milestone about in need them I got to rors. The definitely no in most young my family, talk about con- for the pur- the front, thought men's lives- at least pose of safe of store and being traception. a clerk security it was for me. I think sex —that It came one was much was had never Catholic my dad began occurred night after soccer to realize how later. My practice. I had just quest for watting tome. dangerous it So I turned 14. My dad definitely condoms picked me up. and was for kids. was forma walked in Aside from and as we rode down no talk brought on with a the highway, I worrying about by a desire began to about getting a girl scan the remember talking to impress. aisles for about vacation. contra- pregnant, we expres- condoms. We ended up had to worry Here's the When I stopping by my ception. about all the story. I sion and a saw them, dad's office. This STDs out there, was in the request I simply kind of confused and the biggest seventh walked me, because he hadn't said was something my dad's grade and a to empty u p . anything about needing to generation couldn't find a neighbor had my purse. grabbed be there. cure for, AIDS. invited me to the first I remember him run- It was one of those the movies box I ning up to the front doors. I with her and came to, a 3-pack of waited for a while, becom- moments that is burned some of her Trojans, stuffed them in ing a little more nervous into my memory. In his friends who were my purse and walked and curious about my own way I think it was his all in high school. toward the door. father's odd behavior. version of, " the talk." Of course I was I could see my He eventually came out It was almost a rite of excited, but anx- friends waiting outside, holding this brown bag. passage, of responsibility ious, about trying to their eager expressions After getting inside the car. and trust. fit in with the older apparent as I rushed to he placed it in front of me. Nothing else was ever kids. You know how exit the store. But when He told me to open the said, nothing else had to it is at that age. I got to the front, a clerk bag. Inside 1 found a few be. In my home- was waiting for me with town, the movie the- a sober expression and a ater was located in a request to empty my strip-mall along with a purse. Condom now grocery store, a restau- Busted! The clerk rant, a bank and a drug gave me a choice store. So when the between having her call movie was over and we the police or my Dad. for women were all hanging out and of course I didn't BY JESSICA TURNER waiting for our ride want to go to jail so I Accent editor home, we stood in front gave her my telephone Abstinence is the only 100 percent fool- of the drug store. number. By this time, proof, free, no-maintenance contraception. As hormone-pumped my friends' ride had For the sexually active, however, there are kids tend to do, we arrived and they had contraceptives like condoms. And guys began talking about the abandoned me. aren't the only ones who can wear them any- opposite sex and sex in Well, my Dad wasn't more. general, and that led to a home so I gave them my According to The Female Health conversation about con- grandparents' number Company, the female condom. Reality, was doms. instead. As I waited for Even the ninth-grade introduced in 1992 in Europe and was my grandfather to come approved by the United States Food and girls with us were unfa- pick me up, I tried to fig- Photos by Jamie Gaddis. Model Cody Hacker. miliar with this particu- Drug Administration in 1993. ure out how I would Unlike the male condom made of latex. lar product and so there explain this. I mean, was a great deal of Reality is made of polyurethane with rings what can you say? on both ends. They cost about $2.50 each curiosity among us. When he got there, What does one look and decrease the odds of pregnancy by 95 though he didn't ask any percent when used consistently, according Even Casanova' wore one like? How are they used? questions, he just paid Do they smell funny? to The Female Health Company of Chicago. to be used again. for the condoms and BY AMY MARKSBERRY These were just some of took me home. Staff writer Also for all those who enjoy sex but not the questions we had the rubber in between, know that even Cramps never told Ever wonder where they came up with about prophylactics. the late great lover Casanova wore a con- So, as the youngster anyone else about that the famous Trojan condoms? dom. Now his was made out of linen; incident so it may seem Some historians claim that in later of the group and the one think of how uncomfortable that would who needed most to that I got off easy. Not times, the Romans made condoms from be. Doesn't latex sound like a better idea? exactly, though. From the muscle tissue of warriors they defeat- prove herself, I volun- Rubber condoms were mass-produced teered to go in the drug then on, he kept that lit- ed in battle. As many of us already know, after 1844. when a man by the name of tle blue box I had stolen the Romans defeated the Trojans in battle, store and get a box. Charles (ioodyear patented the vulcaniza- This immediately as a reminder of what I therefore making the condoms from tion of rubber. And for all those who react had done. Trojan warriors. badly to latex, condoms made of sheep brought giggles of Could you imagine using a condom approval from the oth- He died 6 years ago intestines are still available. So there is no ers, which further fueled this month, and I'll bet made from fish intestines or think about excuse not to use a condom. having to use a used condom? Some say my task. The only prob- that box is still in the top In other words, make sure you wear drawer of his dresser. that in the '40s and '50s people would protection when going into battle, lem was that I had spent wash the condom, lather it in petroleum whether it's against man or against STDs. jelly and store them in little wooden boxes "source: www.plannedparenthood.41rg .• ► Tap the "Tap" Have a campus event or Imani dance, drum activity? Contact Sha Phillips or Jessica Griffin at 622-1882 or by email at perform on campus Harlina Churn-Diallo is the Founder and Artistic Director of the Imani Dance and Drum Company, Kentucky's premier traditional African Dance Company. She has studied and traveled extensively throughout West Africa and performs with Yaya Diallo, her husband who is an international accomplished musician from Mali, West Africa and author of "The Healing Drum: African Wisdom Teachings". The artists collaborated with Kentucky Education Television in the production of their original work Farfina Donia: West African Dance. This is an instructional video with a study guide for educators throughout Kentucky. Harlina-Churn Diallo artist's awards includes the Kentucky Foundation for Women Award, Governor's Award for Outstanding Achievements in the Arts, Education Arts, Inc., and the "Keeping the Arts Alive" award. As a faculty member of the Kentucky Institute for Arts-in-Education, teachers from across the state were instructed by her on how to implement dance in the K-12 curriculum. It was sponsored by the Kentucky Center for the Arts Education Department. Harlina-Churn Diallo holds a BA degree in Fan African Studies and Cultural Anthropology from the University of Louisville. She holds a certificate from the Institute for Cultural Exchange in the Sencgambia. Her credits include Assistant Director/Choreographer for Stage one Children's Theater production of "Ananse", a Ghanaian Folktale from West Africa. She organized and directed a group of middle and high school youth for a cultural education experience in Togo, West Africa. The artist is a Family-To-Family facilitator for the National Alliance for the Mentally Dl. As a professional, her artistry is recognized throughout West Africa, the United States, Canada and England. Sponsored by the Millennium Committee, the international Education Office, Woman's Studies and the Office of Multicultural Student Services. —? j 1 1 | r Jrsska Griflin. editor arts&stuff Thursday. February 8. 2001 Accent B3 guid movie rental Why buy diamonds for V-day; Sarah's picks; true renting movies saves money love can conquer all BY JESSKA GHSTW AHO SAHAH LVMCH Many men would rather My idea of a romantic movie is Staff writers ' watch "Kambo," when their meo and Juliet" My boyfriend's sweetie wants to watch a of a romantic movie is "Romeo Like it or not, Valentine's Titanic." So, to help you avoid ust Die." A compromise is the Day is upon us. If you don't an argument over something as small as what movie to rent nly way to solve this disagree- already have a romantic t. We simply take turns pick evening planned for on a day that should be free of fighting., here ng out the movie for that night, you and your sweet- are two lists that heart then you need th Valentine's Day nearing, I'm should go with re it must to get crackin'. If you to the movie my turn! you are not the type store. SARAH LYNCH First on to go all out with a Jess's picks my list is the Park" romantic getaway or are movies that men and women ."Barefoot in spend a month's \he Park." If salary on metal and alike would enjoy. Sure, you have never heard of this rocks, then plan to they are love romantic comedy, that's stay home, light stones, but all of understandable because it some candles and them . have was released in 1967. Robert ■ "Love Story- rent a few movies. something else added into the Redford and Jane Fonda star For many couples, picking mix, to make both of you as newlyweds trying to a movie that both parties can Sarah's picks are good-old adjust to their differences. Has Two agree on is a big ordeal. Some The couple's conflicts are so guys only want to see movies fashioned love stories, perfect if you want to set a truly romantic Nathan*! BuHock/Progress typical that you may find with loads of action and scene. yourself completely relating laughs, whereas many girls Either way you go, these White soms men prefer violent, action-(iUed movies to love stories like The Princess Bride." to their relationship. would rather see a mushy movies are sure to provide you and "Titanic,' Valentine's Day is a good opportunity for men to be enlightened to why women The passion between the love story that requires a box with a Valentine's Day to like mushy sob stones. "There's Something About Mary." is a good example of a movie that couple in "Shakespeare in ■ -GoaeWhh of tissue close at hand. remember. is a love story, but also adds humor to the mix. so men won't mind the romantic aspects. Love" is what most only the Wad" dream of. The cross-dress- ing Gwyneth Paltrow will ■ ~The Princes* Jess's picks; Chick flicks men will watch, no complaints make you laugh in between Juiet" Bride" your tears. The movie "Love Story " ■ "Ghost" ■ "As Good As fct When my boyfriend and Because packed and funny. who after a rough break-up con- came out in 1970, but it is Gets" I go to the movie store this has hap- "It has fencing, fighting, tor- soles himself by making his life still claimed to be one of the ■ "Hrst together, we are often pened to me ture, revenge, giants, monsters, into top five and top 10 lists. best tear-jerkers ever made. Kniehf- ■ "Hitfi Fidelity" there for as long as an hour try- so many chases, escapes, true love, mir- Some of my other choices, This sad movie involves ing to find a movie that both of times, I've acles..." Peter Faulk said at the particularly "So I Married an plenty of love, romance and ■ "Psssinn of ■ There's Some- made a list of beginning of the movie. What Axe Murderer," The Wedding a little death. So have a box thing About Maiy" us haven't seen, or at least can Mtad" agree upon. movies that more could you ask for? Singer." and "When Harry Met of Kleenex available. That one's too cheesy," we can both "As Good As It Gets" fea- Sally" were chosen for their My other picks such as ■ "Jerry Maguire" comedic qualities, but also he always says when I pick up a agree on and tures Jack Nicholson, who won The Mirror Has Two Faces" and "Message In a enjoy. an Oscar for this role, and for because they are very romantic. Bottle" are your typical will-they-or-will-they-oot get ■ "Good Win- video that has a nice little love Because I good reason. When he says, "Jerry Maguire," "Good Will story to it. JESSICA GRIFFIN together love stories. Though you can usually Hunting" know what a "You make me want to be a bet- Hunting," and "A Life Less make the call on the suspense, any person who Then he walks to the action hassle agree- ter man," he isn't Jack, but Ordinary" are all a bit more likes romantic movies cannot help but cry. ■ "A Life Less section and chooses a war ing on a Melvin Udall, an obsessive- than love stories. They feature Being the romantic that I am. I absolutely had to Ordinary movie. movie can be. I've made a hst of compulsive, romance novel outstanding acting and stories have the monumental love stories on my list. "I don't want to see that," I movies that we can both agree writer. This movie is extremely that go above and beyond the "Gone With the Wind" and "Romeo and Juliet" are ■ "So I Married say. "! don't like war movies. on. Hopefully this will help you well-written, and features sever- genre of the romantic comedy. love stories that generation after generation will an Axe Murderer" They scare me." as well al hilarious moments, as well as These are by no means the appreciate. The concept of love, war and tragedy The scene goes on like this I chose The Princess Bride" some harsh tastes of reality. only movies that I would recom- are well put in these epic dramas. ■ The Wedding for what seems like forever. as number one because it is not "High Fidelity" is also great, mend, but as John Cusack Finally, "Ghost," "First Knight" and "Passion of Singer" We finally come to an agree- only one of the best movies because it combines two great taught me in "High Fidelity," Mind" will set the mood for any type of love you ment and just get two movies. ever made, but it offers a story ingredients; love and music. top 10 lists really put things are looking for this Valentine's Day. Just be sure ■ "When Harry One we can each appreciate. of true love, and is action- It's about a record store owner, into perspective. that it's your turn to pick the movie. MetSeJV Kristy Mattingly Kari Taylor Carrie Baker Courtney Slagle Megan Messmer Amy Stanley Emily Trussell Deanna Freeman Rebecca Neff Katrina Sandosky Tiffany Hays Congratulations to the new members of Alpha Gamma Delta for Spring 2001! Congratulations to the new members of i.jot den %gy Rational'Siotwr Society For true love, meet someone who won't leave in the morning, Tired of unfaithful relationships? Meet someone who promises never to leave you. God tan satisfy your deepest desires and meet needs th.it sex cannot...needs ilut another human cannot, (iod is the greatest lover of all time. II you want true love, why not go for the best that life has to oner? Because love, sex and relationships are so central to our lives, we're offering It's not to late to join! a free article on these imporcam topics, ( all or email us and ask for "Sex and the Search for Intimacy." If you arc a current junioi 01 senior wifh ,i 1.3 < ii'A CM above, we would like vou lo become a menihci of the world's leading and most dynamic national honor society Please email Luke at goktenkevefcu@yahoO com for more information INDUCTION CEREMONY 1 8002369238 March I. 2(H)I [email protected] Brook Auditorium www.EveryStudent.com 7:00 p.m I : / 1 Accent B4 Thursday. February 8. 2001 who's that? Allison Ahizer. editor Tom Thilman Brothers bring taste of NY BY Amaow ALTBCT Who's that?/copy editor they acquired a mixed-drink license. Turn and Sieve Thilman share "We opened with the intention an easy camaraderie with of serving food," Steve said. one another and the patrons In 1988, they began serving of their restaurant, Madison food, mostly burgers, sandwiches Garden. They blend easily with and fried foods. And of course, Birthday: the dimly-lit interior of their they served the immensely popu- Oct. 26, 1953 restaurant, sliding around brightly lar buffalo wings. Six years ago, Hometown: polished tables and paying scant they added pasta to the menu. Brooklyn, New York heed to the walls, plastered with Tom and Steve cite Italian dish- decorations from the Garden's es as their personal favorites. Both Did you know: past and their own homes. men cook and concoct various Tom describes him- Tom keeps his long hair dishes for the restaurant. Tom says self as a hardworker, scraped into a low ponytail. As the he learned to cook in his mother's who enjoys life to the elder brother. Tom is more out- kitchen. In fact, several of Tom's fullest. spoken. Steve has a wide smile vegetarian pasta dishes have been and a quiet demeanor, he thinks added to the menu recently. carefully before speaking. "Steve is responsible for the As business partners, the best Reuben sandwich ... He brothers say they get along well. does the corned beef, that's why it Stove "We balance each other out," is so good." Tom said. Steve said. Madison Garden boasts a wide Thilman The brothers grew up in variety of dishes on the menu. Brooklyn. New York with three Tom says the restaurant is proba- other siblings. bly best known for the buffalo Tom moved to Richmond in wings and calamari featured as June 1974 to pursue a college starters, or appetizers. Dena Tackett /Progress career. He had previously attend- "Our mother's mother and ed a junior school in New York in father were born in Italy ... we've Stave Thilman (left) and his brother Tom own Madison Garden, a restaurant on Madison Avenue in Richmond. 1973, then worked at a Teamster's been eating Italian all our lives. The brothers enjoy cooking, and they often use their own recipes, like Italian dishes, on the menu and as specials Union for one year. Tom graduat- So, we took family recipes and ed from Eastern in 1976 with a bring it to our kitchen down in Madison County, and the broth- resembles stucco. place, he wouldn't want to live degree in criminal justice. here," Tom said. ers grew up near Madison Square The restaurant will look more there again. Steve moved to Richmond in The menus and advertise- Garden in New York City. Mediterranean." Tom said. "(Richmond is a) much easier Birthday: 1980 to start a business with his ments, such as the billboard that "We decided to bring a taste of The makeover should come just way of living than where we grew brother. He attended State May 14,1955 rotates around Richmond every New York," Steve said. in time for the 20th anniversary of up," Tom said. University of New York for two two months, are designed by The Garden in Madison Madison (iarden, on Jan. 7,2002. Tom and Steve are devoted to Hometown: Brooklyn, years, majoring in law enforcement. Tom's wife of seven and a half Garden, also stemmed from the Tom and Steve have long been the restaurant and the service New York Madison Garden is the first years, Sally. restaurant's patio. fans of all Eastern sports. They try they provide. Did you know: restaurant-owning venture for The restaurant has evolved "We were the first place in town to attend as many games as possi- This place is a mixture of both both men. The restaurant opened from a two-person owned and oper- to have an outside area," Steve said. ble and have designated a signifi- townspeople and EKU people. . . Steve's hobbies in January of 1982. Madison include boating and ated business to a full-scale restau- The restaurant's exterior is cant portion of the restaurant for We have always incorporated the (iarden has always been in the rant with forty-plus employees. receiving a make-over. Tom and display of Colonel memorabilia. town and the university." said skiing. same location. The restaurant name is a com- Steve are in the process of remod- Tom enjoys living in Tom. "We treat everybody the The brothers started out serv- bination of elements. The restau- eling. The facade will be a combi- Richmond, and says that although same. . . We treat people like you ing beer. After a couple of years. rant is located on Madison Avenue nation of stone and a material that he thinks New York is a great like to be treated yourself." MADISON COUNTY RURITAN BINGO rvw^rv VALENTINE SPECIAL 1059 BEREA RD. RICHMOND, KY. %k Every Tuesday in February at Jackpot Charity Bingo building located on Hwy 52 E. 3 1/1 miles east of Richmond Ky. 623-9580 ► 10 PACKS plays program except Pickle Jar & Late Games FISHIN' 5 Early Games pay $50 each. Intiu & used! Pull Tab Game pays 100 Pull Tabs FOR 'SHRIMP *1 CHICKEN' Special Letter X pays $200 [CHICKEN ! Ef>LATTERl Wl PAY CASH (OR VOUR US(0 CDS Special Odd Ball Coverall pays $300 CHICKEN? 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Keen el and Dr. For more info: Call Dr. Charlie Everett (859) 624-9825 (Next to New Way Boot) Dept. of Leisure Studies • 622-1837 (859) 626-9811 I Sha Phillips, editor around&about Thursday. February 8. 2001 ACCdlt B5 Mitchell continues series; speaks of monkeys, men BYDAWWOWAS the Idea of Evolution." He will doctorate from Clark University Staff writer speak at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 8 in in Massachusetts. Mitchell has Monkeys and men. do they Moore. Room 116. done some animal language stud- have anything in common? Robert While evolution is not a new ies with parrots, dolphins and Mitchell, a professor of psycholo- idea, Mitchell feels it is a misun- gy, will address the idea of evolu- derstood topic. orangutans. His work has been tion from a psychological perspec- "Everybody published in numerous journals tive in his lecture. "The Evolution evolves with including the Journal of of the Primate Mind." time. The idea Comparative Psychology and the "Ill be talking about the differ- of evolution Journal for the Theory of Social ences and the similarities of pri- seems to be a Behavior. mates and the implications of bone of con- Mitchell is currently working that," said Mitchell. "I'm interest- tention in soci- ety. In general it on kinesthetk -visual matching. ed in understanding primates and "Kinesthetic visual-matching is Steppin' out the cognitive capabilities these seems to be a recognizing a resemblance primates have. What we've got problem and I dont know why. Robert between your own bodily feeling Left: Natasha Montgomery of Alpha Kappa Alpha performs dur- that the others don't and what Mitchell will while moving (kinesthesis), and ing the Step Show at halftime of Eastern's women's basketball they do and we don't" In every science Bruce MacLaren, professor of dealing with life, speak Feb. 8. what you see another do with his game against Tennessee Tech Feb. 1. evolution is or her body (vision). For exam- earth sciences, is looking forward essential to ple, the 'other' could be yourself Below: Members of the sorority Alpha Kappa Alpha and frater- to the upcoming lecture. "I like that psychology is affect- understanding." Mitchell said. in a mirror." Mitchell said. nity Kappa Alpha Psi showed their talents during the show. Delta MacLaren agrees and would By exploring the evolution of Sigma Theta. Zeta Phi Beta also stepped in the show. ed by evolutionary thought Many academic disciplines have been like people to recognize that, the primate mind. Mitchell affected by the idea of evolution." although there are similarities, "hopes the audience leaves with MacLaren said. humans are not directly descend- an understanding of how similar Mitchell's lecture is the ninth ed from the modem ape. we are to other species and how Photos by Jamie Gaddis in Eastern's Chautauqua Lecture Mitchell has been teaching at they are similar to us and the Series.'Contemplating An Eastern for 10 years. He graduat- unique capabilities present in any Entangled Bank, Perspectives on ed from Purdue and received a species." Mr. Music pageant includes talent, evening wear BY SARAH LYNCH evening wear. physical fitness by flexing mus- ical fitness competition," Johnson was a powder blue leisure suit or make people laugh. Staff writer "The talent competition can be cles, hand-walking said. two in the evening wear seg- The purpose is not to impress anything from singing a serious or lifting the "Everyone ment," Chenoweth said. anybody. It's to entertain a Sigma Alpha lota, a sorority song, making balloon animals, or remote. Hly favorite was so cre- A panel of five non-student crowd," Johnson said. dedicated to an appreciation goofing off and pretending to be Chenoweth said, ative. It was judges will score all of the contes- The $2 admission fee and the for the arts, is getting ready way more talented than you are," "anything goes." part was the, a riot* tants. However, some segments proceeds from the sale of for its second annual Mr. Music Chenoweth said. "This is a chal- physical fttnass The bear the vote of the audience for refreshments will go to SAI's Pageant. Last year's Mr. Music, Phil lenge for the con- evening extra points, Chenoweth said. scholarship fund to help send The pageant, a comical display Johnson, claimed the talent cate- testants to put on wear por- Prizes will be given to the high school women to summer of male poise and talent, will take gory was what won the judges their best physical tion, which winners of the categories in music camp. place at 8 p.m. on Feb. 13, in over for him. fitness outfit and Chenoweth physical fitness, congeniality, Anyone interested in participat- Brock Auditorium. "I did an impression that every- show us what they It insists is most photogenic, overall second ing in this candid event can con- SAI's president, Stacia one liked a lot," Johnson said. "It are made of," essential to runner-up, overall first runner-up tact Chenoweth at 622-5332 or Chenoweth. explained that the brought the house down." Chenoweth said. • riot all pageants, and of course, the new Mr. this year's pageant director, Sarah participant's only requirement is The on-stage interview may The physical will involve Music. Hurst at 622-2865. to be a male Eastern student will- include a current events question, fitness portion of Phil Johnson, a wide vari- Johnson, who clad himself in a "Everyone should come to the ing to have some fun. a question derived from the con- the pageant reigning Mr. Music}) ety of styles. gold cape, fencing mask and box- pageant because it is a guaran- Chenoweth said there will be testant's biography or it may be seemed to be very "Some ers for the physical fitness con- teed evening full of laughs," said four categories each potential Mr. "an absolutely off-the-wall ques- popular, even with guys wore test, says the next participants Chenoweth. "I don't think I have Music must fulfill: talent, onstage tion." Chenoweth said. the reining Mr. Music. designer evening gowns, some should not take the contest too laughed so hard since last year's pageant." interview, physical fitness and Participants may prove their "My favorite part was the phys- wore tuxedos, and 1of course there seriously and should just try to Need a NEW VjMWsj. INSTANT CARE CENTER LOOK in • Richmond.! 2001? 4 I 623-oeiB (tut EVERY Walk In Miilkal (arc lacilitx Come see us, WEDNESDAY! Services include: and well show you how • Medical Treatment and Minor Injury Cans of adults to SEE BETTER and LOOK COOL. All Rentals and children over two years of age • Physicals - personal, school, sports or Insurance • Laboratory and X-ray Services Mar-Tan Family Vision Center 1 Day • $1.00 205 Geri Lane Richmond 623-4267 (XDAY • $2.99 per day) LoMtotfnMftoSaara We Are Now Offering Eye Exams and Contact Lenses. 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Those who showed, stepped up to the plate and made a statement by being State Eagles I olid and supportive of the team. ; It was a really good feeling to hear the fans during these past BY ROM JORDAN games against Assistant sports editor Tennessee Tech Monday night saw 4,300 fans and Morehead jam McBrayer Arena as the State. There Eastern Kentucky Colonels fin- HiJaDy seemed ished their longest homestand of tojbe a college- the year by hosting the Morehead type atmos- State Eagles. While small pockets phere in of the arena were filled with the McBrayer Eagles faithful, the majority of Arena, which is those in attendance were extreme- really good. ly vocal in both their support of the I encourage DANIEL PREKOPA Colonels and their shock and dis- the fans that Rim that pleasure over the outcome as caine out this Morehead topped Eastern in over- wfcek to not be time, 78-72. discouraged by the losses both The game started innocently teams suffered. The men's team is enough as the teams traded bas- playing really hard and as the peo- kets for the opening minutes. The ple who came out saw, they are bad omen occurred when the really fun to watch. One of these scoreboards and shot clocks mal- days they are going to pull out functioned and were out of com- orje of those close games. mission for ten minutes. Jenifer Fee/Progress • On the women's side of the The teams remained within ball, the Tennessee Tech game Tensions rise during the mtrastate rivalry between Eastern and Morehead State on Monday. The Eagles won in overtime after a controversial call. wjs a fluke. It was one of those three points of each other until games where nothing went right David Aliu hit a three-pointer to put for them. I think their perfor- the Eagles up by six, 25-19. The gained the lead at 47-46 with 12:22 walk-on freshman Ryan Miller "We made some mental mis- ward Larrie Smith take over. Smith mance against Morehead was a Colonels responded with a three- remaining. The Colonels built was fouled and sent to the line takes, but there were some parts scored 18 out of his game high 22 better showing of how they can pointer by Spanky Parks to cut the their lead up to eight points, a 59- with the chance to extinguish the of the game that we couldn't con- points in the second half as Tech play. There was a near record lead back to three, but a Greg 51 count with 2:29 remaining. resilient Eagles. trol," said Ford. "The crowd was grabbed the lead at 38-37 with crowd in attendance for the Hendricks jumper and two free The Eagles refused to roll Miller calmly stroked the first absolutely tremendous. The guys 16:58 remaining and never looked women's game against Tech last throws from Aliu and Kicky Minard over. Hendricks scored six points free throw to put the Colonels up played hard. But it's tough to lose back. The Eagles held off several Thursday. I commend everyone saw the Eagles lead grow to nine. in a minute as Morehead crept by three. But his second shot was this way, when your team plays Colonel rallies to prevail 69-63 who came out and I encourage The Colonels luck began to within four, 61-57 with 1:03 left. waived off on a controversial lane hard enough to win." "Eastern Kentucky plays awful- them to keep supporting the change when junior center Junior guard Clinton Sims violation call that drew the wrath The weekend of the Eagles ly hard." said Tech coach Jeff team. Richard Gaston picked up his sec- scored and was fouled on a dri- of all Colonels in the building, began Saturday night, as Tech Lebo. "I've never seen a team with ■ While the fan support is good, ond techincal foul and was ejected. ving lay-up to put Eastern ahead team and fans alike. brought their 12-7 record to that record play that hard. Travis we still need more students com- However, the Colonels responded by 6 with 58 seconds left, but he Morehead then nailed a three- Richmond to square off with the is going to get it going." ing out to the games. The majori- well to adversity, as junior forward was unable to convert the free pointer to send the game into Colonels. The Colonels return to the ty of the students in the bleachers Philip Taylor scored four points to throw. Morehead responded with overtime. Forced to carry on The first half closed with the road this weekend as they travel were from the Greek community close the half out with the an Ike Lopez free throw and a without the services of seniors teams exchanging momentum as to Nashville tonight for a rematch because of Greek Week. I com- Colonels down by three 31-28. three by Minard to come with in 2, John White and Lavoris Jerry, the Colonels pulled ahead 30-23 with Tennessee State. Saturday mend these organizations for The Colonels finally took the 63-61.This set the stage for one of who had both fouled out, the with 3:17 remaining, only to see will see the Colonels doing battle their support at the games and lead at the 15:45 mark, 40-38. The the most controversial finishes in Colonels were easy pickings as the Eagles fight back to enter the with the Governors of Austin edcourage the rest of the student Eagles hung tough for the next recent Colonel basketball history. Morehead pulled out a much-dis- locker rooms tied at 32. Peay. Both games began at 8:30 body to attend. three minute* before the Colonels With 37 seconds remaining, puted 78-72 win. The second half saw Eagles for- p.m. • Let's build on what was accomplished this past week and hopefully good things will happen on the court Indoor track teams successful BUND ZEBRAS • "How much did they pay vou re'f?" at Indiana University Invitational : This was what one angry fan had to say Monday after the offi- cials stripped the Colonels of a BY MELISSA RHOOUS 59.01; Katrina Graves, 600-meter, win. Sports writer "This shows 1:38.97: Alison Smith. 800-meter. ; It doesn't happen often, but in 2:22.05; Angie Lee, mile run, the Colonels overtime loss to Eastern men's and women's wo are getting 5:10.74; Gary Garman, mile run, Morehead on Monday, a bad call indoor track teams competed at the 4:20.72; and Alan Horton, 5000- changed the outcome of the Indiana University Invitational in in better meter, 15:12.47. game. Yes, a loss is a team loss, Bloomington. Ind., this past week- This shows we are getting in which is why it is rare for a bad end. physical better physical shape." Erdmann i ;|M to change the outcome but it Highlighting Eastern's entries said. happened nonetheless. were senior Kenyetta Grisby who shape." "Some need to be more com- ' With Eastern leading by two, finished second in the 60-meter petitive when competing and get Ryan Miller was fouled with hurdles, posting her best time in Rick Erdmann, Eastern in better shape," Erdmann said. under a minute to play in the Progress file photo Jenifer Fee/Progress that event at 8.46. and sophomore Track head coach. Coach Erdmann and Eastern's game. His two free throws were Angie Lee, who finished fourth in men and women's indoor track good, which would have given Eastern Coach Travis Ford and Morehead State Coach Kyle Macy are the mile run with a personal best team continue their 2001 season Eastern a four-point lead. now coaches of rivaling teams: both are former players for UK. of 5:10.74. this upcoming weekend with an ; However, his second free "We had some injuries prior to see some kids with so much appearance in the Butler throw was negated because of a this event, so I'm pleased with potential and they don't reach it University Cannon IV series track lahe violation caD on the Colonels. how they performed," Head and then you see those that go meet in Indianapolis, Ind. This is odd because this is rarely Former Kentucky Coach Rick Erdmann said. over their potential," Erdmann Erdmann said the track at called, especially when the free "We were delayed for two and said. Butler is 200-meters and times throw is good. It might make a half hours on the interstate so Other top efforts by Eastern's pretty fast. sejise if the free throw was not everyone got to compete," athletes, who either matched or "We are only taking a few peo- missed and there was an opportu- players ignite Erdmann said set a new personal best for the ple this time because this is a nity for a rebound, but how in the Erdmann said they train hard 2001 indoor season, included high level meet, so we will be tak- hCll can you have a lane violation to get into the races, but it is up to Myiesha Spates. 60-meters. 7.70; ing 10-15 women and one to 15 on a good free throw for your own them to have that mental tough- Davina McCluney, 60-meter. 7.78; team? Bluegrass rivalry men," Erdmann said. ness, which he said is lacking. Cynita Hoskins. 60-meter hurdles, "We hope to make it to the I However, the free throw didn't "It's discouraging when you 8.75; Renata Simmons, 400-meter, count. Eastern led only by three Head Coach Travis Ford's Coach Kyle Macy have the dis- final 10," Erdmann said. points, and a three-pointer by arrival to Eastern has put a new tinction of being former Morehead put the game into over- spin on the old rivalry between University of Kentucky players. tirjie where they eventually won. Eastern and Morehead State. They have coached against Tennis invites success for Eastern • Also, on both sides of the ball, Both Ford and MSU Head each other twice this season. it aeems like officials don't know BY BHANDON ROBERTS On Saturday, Eastern began what certain calls are. "it was a very Staff writer competition against non-confer- ■ A charge is when a defender ence foe Belmont. In doubles has a set position and the offen- The Eastern women's tennis action, Ferguson and Dixon productive sive player with the ball runs into FORD MACY team played host to Belmont defeated the team of Alba Garcia thje defender. Blocking is when a University, as well as conference and Starr Steffner 9-7. weekend." defender does not have a set posi- ■ Transferred to Kentucky ■ Transferred to Kentucky foes Austin Peay and Tennessee In singles matches on tion and gets in the way of a dri- State University in the EKU Janey Sellars, graduate after one year at Missouri after one year at Purdue Saturday. Ferguson was defeated ving offensive player. Invitational this past weekend. by Belmont's Garcia 6-1.6-1. assistant to Head • Traveling is when a player For Eastern, the doubles team Coach Tom Higgins. takes a few steps without drib- Belmont was also victorious in ■ Point guard - wore #5 ■ Point guard - wore #4 of Susan Ferguson and April the next match when Paige bljng. or falls down and does not Dixon were the overall doubles Rescher beat Kelli Williams 7-5, 7- dribble the ball. winners. Kelli and Tara Williams .' Finally. a player has only five ■ Led UK to Final Four as ■ Led UK to NCAA title as 6. Eastern finally emerged victori- also won a match by default finished second in No. 2 doubles, ous in the next contest when Hill stjeonds to inbound a ball before it a junior in 1993 sophomore in 1978 Dixon was the runner-up in No. 3 "It was a very productive week- is » lane violation. Not six or seven. singles and Audit- Hill placed sec- defeated Kelsey 6-1. 6-1. end," said Janey Sellars, graduate • I know the OVC is not sup- ond in No. 5 singles. Belmont's Osborn then defeated assistant to Head Coach Tom posed to be the caliber of the SEC Fourth year as head coach ■ Fourth year as head coach On Friday, Eastern faced off Long 6-2,6-2. Higgins. The team has continued or; the Big Ten, but this is the against Austin Peay. Ferguson and Against Tennesee State, their hard work and their games Eastern was victorious in three have improved because of it" worst officiating I've ever seen in ■ First year at Eastern; 6-14 ■ Fourth year at Morehead; Dixon defeated their counterparts my years of following college bas- from Peay £8 (5). The team of Kelli straight doubles matches, the first This weekend, the men's team ketball. Not only are the officials record this year 11-10 record this year and Tara Williams won 9& (5). by the score of 8-4, the second 8-2 hosts Dayton University from making bad calls, but also they're In singles Friday, Eastern was and one by default. Ohio, and conference foes making them too often and not ■ Was ejected in first meet- ■ Is 2-0 in head-to-head victorious in their third singles Eastern won six straight singles Murray State and Tennessee letting these players play the match of the day when Dixon matches against TSU with Hill. ing against Morehead this matches against Ford this Tech. The matches start tomor- g4me. The officiating in the OVC defeated Celeste Tompkins 2-6, 6- Dixon, Ferguson and Tara Williams row at the Greg Adams Indoor definitely needs a lot of work. year year 2.6-1. all emerging victorious. Eastern Tennis Center and will run until T SpOrtS B7 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. February 8, 2001 Lady Colonels crush Morehead BY DOHB. PBCKOPA Also scoring in double figures Sports editor for the Golden Eaglettes were The Lady Colonels enter their Alison Clark with 20 and Rachael road trip this weekend against Gobble with 18. Tech was 12 of 20 Tennessee State and Austin Peay from three-point range (60 per- in sole possession of second place cent) and shot just under SO per- in the Ohio Valley Conference cent (27 of 55) from the floor for after going 3-1 in their last home- the game. stand. While all of Tech's shots The Lady Colonels took sole seemed to be falling, it seemed possession of second place after like Eastern could not get the defeating Southeast Missouri 89- benefit of the bounce from the 82 on Monday, Jan. 29. They had rim, even when they got good a shot to tie tor first place in the looks at the basket conference Thursday, but saw Three Lady Colonels scored in their perfect record at home this double figures for the game. year snapped by Tennessee Tech. Charlotte Sizemore and Zoey They rebounded on Monday Artist led the Lady Colonels with by crushing Morehead State. 11 points each and Teresa SEMO lost to Austin Peay last McNair scored 10. However, Thursday, which means the Lady Eastern shot just under 30 per- Don't ~ Let the O.K. Colonels stand second in the con- cent (24 of 81) for the game, ference with an 8-2 mark, one including only 8.33 percent (1 of game above SEMO and Peay who 12) from three-point range. drink & *%Cab get you are 7-3. The Lady Colonels are "I think it was pretty evident, two games in back of Tech, who we just didn't shoot the ball very have a perfect 100 record in the well," said Inman. "I also felt conference. (Tech) handled our press very drive! --homealive! Head Coach Larry Joe Inman well." Zoey Artist goes for a rebound in Eastern's loss to Tennessee Tech last said things are not going to be any Tech Head Coach Bill Worrell Thursday. The Lady Colonels are still in second place in conference play. said Holt's performance was typi- 624-CABS easier for the Lady Colonels as «24 - 2227 they go on the road this weekend. cal of the season she's having. and they never looked back. "I was worried about having a "If 8 going to be a tough road "Holt's just a grizzly," said Tearing up the Lady Eagles letdown after the Tennessee Tech trip," Inman said. "Both teams Worrell. "She's done it against have some great shooters." everybody this year." defense was Sizemore, who led all loss," said Inman. "But I was real- Last Thursday, nothing "We played a very good team scorers in the game with 26 ly proud of our effort" seemed to go right for Eastern as tonight." said Worrell. "I just points, 22 of those in the first half Inman said the play by they were pounded by Tech, 84- think we were very fortunate to of play. Larrya Wall and Artist McNair, who in fewer than 20 66. A record crowd for a home come out with the win." both scored 14 points, and Katie minutes of play grabbed seven OVC women's game saw the Lady On Monday, Eastern bounced Kelly contributed 11 points in the rebounds and had five points, was Colonels get torched by Janet back to crush Morehead State 99- winning effort crucial to the victory. Holt for Tech who led all scorers 78. The Lady Eagles (5-16, 1-9) Richmond native Travece Teresa McNair was everywhere with 24 points. She also had 15 stayed within five points of the Turner led the Lady Eagles with tonight" said Inman. "She was a rebounds to tie her career high. Lady Colonels through much of 18 points. Also scoring in double- big difference defensively for us" The double double was her 12th the first half, but a technical figures were Tasha Gates with 15, The Lady Colonels play State Selected Liters career and it was her 12th straight called on Amy Spear helped the Kandi Brown with 13 and tonight at 5:30 and will face Peay 20-point effort. Lady Colonels pull away for good DeVonda Williams with 10 points. Saturday, also at 5:30 p.m. of Shampoos & Hair Newcomers wait for chance to shine Products $10 624-0066 Mon ' |' in BY BRETT GBSON AND ROBB JORDAN Walk-Ins welcome Sun I , 10 p m 6 p ni Sports writers Rir.HMriNr) MAI I The Eastern's men's basket- ball squad has added some new talent to the roster for next year. Waiting in the wings are junior guard Shawn Fields, who trans- •SUB ferred in from the University of Georgia, and Jon Bentley, a 6-foot- 9-inch sophomore forward, who came in from Marshall University. The squad also awaits the return of freshman guard Ben Rushing, who is redshirting this season after suffering a knee injury in the pre-season. Fields and Bentley, both trans- fers, were put under the same rule in which they will be eligible to play in next year's season. Fields played high school for former Colonel Danny Haney at Lexington Catholic High School. He played in 27 games for the Georgia Bulldogs last season, Progress file photo starting five games and averaging four points and 3.4 rebounds per From left: Trello Galloway, Ben Rushing. Jon Bentley, John Anderson and Shawn Fields wait in the wings to game play tor the Colonels next season. All five hope to make an impact on the team's performance next year. "Shawn is a very competitive player and he dominates practice as reasons for wanting to play for "I am very excited about next year, it is the hope of Ford and his nearly everyday," Ford said. Eastern. year's team. It's a three of four players, current and future, that Bentley, a 6-foot-9-inch sopho- Bentley felt that the players step process and will take some they will be conference con- more transfer from Marshall, waiting for next year would make time to get to where we need to tenders next year. went to high school in Hazard a big impact on the Colonels out- be," Ford said. Ford said despite the adversi- where he led the state in field goal look, and would have made a Rushing, the high school star ty, he is pleased with how things percentage (78.2) and avg. 26.9 huge impact this year. from Hickman County, was have been going so far at points and 13.9 rebounds per "We would've made a big dif- primed to step in and help the Eastern. WE DELIV game as a senior. ference. We only have seven Colonel attack this season, but a "I like it here. I've had great As a senior in high school. scholarship players right now," knee injury suffered Nov. 12 support from the staff and the fans." said Ford. "If that continues 624-9241 WE* ARE OPEN Bentley was named 14th Region said Bendey. "I think starting next ended his year before it began. MON.-SAT. 1030 a.m..- Player of the Year by the year, there's going to be a lot of Despite his injury, Rushing then I can see this place as home DELIVERY HOURS Coaches' poll and was selected changes. I'm really looking for- remained optimistic about his for awhile." MON.-SAT. 11 A.M.-11 P.M. Midnight As the Colonels finish this sea- to play in the Kentucky-Indiana ward to it" future at Eastern. SUN Noon to 11 p.m. SUN 11 a.m.-11 p.m. All Star Game following his Ford also expressed optimism Ford's goals here at Eastern son and start to work on next - . senior year. over the Colonels' future. are to be contenders in the OVC year's season, their up tempo Bentley cited Eastern's prox- With the transfers practicing conference and to be one of the style of play and fresh faces com- imity to his home in Hazard and this season and a solid recruiting top teams in the Southeast ing in, it could jump from ground his close relationship with sever- class, Ford felt there was reason While the Colonels are current- zero to step one in the processes al members of the coaching staff to look up. ly winless in the conference this of rebuilding. Diamond Dinner features Reds' Larkin The dinner, according to Past Diamond Dinners have BY ANDREW KERSEY Ward, has many purposes, includ- "All of our featured big names like Atlanta Staff writer ing honoring ex-team members, Braves all-star third baseman The baseball Colonels will host raising money for restricted base- proceeds go Chipper Jones. Ex-Dodger their 14th annual Diamond ball accounts and giving the com- Manager Tommy Lasorda, and Dinner on Saturday to kick off the munity a chance to become to ex-Reds owner Marge Schott 2001 season. acquatinted with new team mem- A guest at last year's dinner A silent auction and reception bers. supplementing was National League Umpire Sam Wamiup at Walnut Hall in the Keen The Diamond Dinner is our Holbrook. Holbrook is famed for Johnson Building will begin at 6 chance to honor last years our budget." ejecting Saint Louis slugger Mark p.m. with the banquet following at seniors because when our season McGwire and manager Tony after the ball games with 7 p.m. is finished, the school semester is Baseball Head Coach LaRussa last year for arguing a The Colonels are picked to fin- over. We have a preseason ban- Jim Ward strike call. everyone's favorite donut! ish third in the OVC by coaches, quet to recognize players, and Ward said he's excited about and will play their first games at introduce new players to fans," some of the baseball memorabilia Samford in Birmingham, Alabama. Ward said. being auctioned, which includes PICK UP YOUR FREQUEr^'BUYERS CARD TODAY" Eastern will square off with The guest of honor is former Senior players from last year's signed items by New York Mets Samford in two games on Feb. 16 Eastern baseball star Troy OVC championship team receiv- manager Bobby Valentine, and 17. Williams who was a part of the ing awards are pitchers Shane Montreal slugger Vladimir Eastern Head Baseball Coach 1984 and 1985 championship sea- Billau, Corey Eagle, Jeff Sharpe, Guerrero and Larkin. Jim Ward says that he thinks his sons. Mike Martini and third baseman "We just scratch around until team has a chance to repeat as Other Eastern players being Jason Sharp. we find a lot of great stuff to auc- OVC champions. honored are Florida Marlins Director of Sports Information tion," said Ward. "All of our pro- Free Treat. "We're definitely going to be pitcher Johnny Ruffin. and future Karl Park expects the dinner to ceeds go to supplementing our budget" After Nine Treats Get A Free TCBY" Small Cup Or contenders for the title again. I Reds player Austin Kearns, who be a success like all others before Cone Of Frozen Yogurt Or Ice Cream think we have a real legitimate will be available for autographs. it Reservations for the dinner are 421 W Main Street • Richmond, KY • 624-3000 shot to repeat" Ward said. The featured guest speaker for "The banquets are almost $30 per person. You can get tick- Eastern's fans will get a chance the dinner will be Cincinnati Reds always a sell out They generally ets in the Eastern athletics Ticket. to see the Colonels play their first all-star shortstop Barry Larkin. fill up the dining hall when they Office in Room 126 of Alumni MAIN STREET CHEVRON home game on March 2 against who is a longtime friend of put this dinner on. 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'ltel*dbnt«lM«NM O www.steamtunnels.net -u Steamtunnels Special Shelli Oh (left) of Harebell: "Inspirations Steamtunnels Tries Out come from Personal Makeovers Online faery lore." f~ A profile of the sister Last Chance! team behind 31 Corn Lane Win a Trip to the Jim Russell Racing Drivers School Visit m Steamtunnels.net to register High-Tech Designs Also Skip the Mall: Cheap Ways to Look Great Custom Clothes Online Plu Alternative Colleges You'd Never Dream Of Why Game Developers Love the Press On the Road with Kozmo Wei ture Beauty Products Also Reviewed: WetFeet, Infomine, Insound, y Bodyw, Flipdog, Escape Artist, Pollstar, ECHO, Harmony Central, Perseus, many more ^r ^ PERSONALITY PROFILE These young fashion designers Dressing are making their mark. By Yasmin Tabi Shelli Oh's line of clothing reflects her personali fusion of spirituality and fashion. Oh, 27, is a Can, clothing designer with a background in fashion desigi production management. Her clothing line, Harebell, born on Dec. 24, 1997. in Toronto. Her fashion cone stems from her love fot faery lore and ancient mysticism, and her "passion for the connection between the natural and the magical realm." Oh explains. "Inspirations come from traditional faeftr lore and memories of ancient times; that's where the femini spirit and mysticism of the designs are born. I wish to glimpses of this magic, and in turn share the energy anqjfoy I experience through it." This ethereal take on clothing h made a favorable impression on the fashion world. HareBfcll has been received warmly at trade shows in New York as pre as in boutiques across Canada and all over the world. She uses pastel and earth tones that blend together her pieces, which range from sleeveless tie tops to long "I like to emphasize texture and delicate details or trimmi to create a balance between sheer rawness and deli evoke an ethereal quality." Oh said she strives to strong sense of femininity with the Harebell Hrt Oh runs her business the same way s clothes—reminiscent of her spiritual! it's a business. Her retail clien the theme of the season, a. part of the "faery gift Unlike many desi n't get a big break in tr industry. She bega n drafter, then turned to pie sewing, techni production assistant mark maker and grade she's creating her own design) she puts in 12- days, shifts broken q&^^H interests such a: and climbing, Oh's plans are ambit into Japan and launching pad. world! It's made simple as pushing (harebeU.com) School: program I S*>, Jnprofit" r talent. • *»VM 2 steamtunnels.net More designers profiled on page 4 [MEET THE STAFF M Corporate Mark Businski Jane Kim PrnJrnt-Robert Desmond Chief Operating Officer-Joseph Freeman VP of National Advertising Intern Chef Financial Officer-Peter Catalmo Vice President of National Advertising Mart Buswiski A resident of A lane works in the Boston M/S Director-David Stifter r\\ it onal Advertising. O^ice Manager-)psse Lee A 1 office of Stejmtw Editorial Mark Busmsk t writ i' Jk Editor-in-Chief-Robert Desmond • i (or ire hing articles and ^5* Managing Editor Keith Powers Srea/nti , : heads up Creative Director-Audrey Borowski helping to keep the edito 2*» Senior Editor-Erin Dionne our New York offil I ' at* rial team running smoothly. Ewits Editor-Molly Delano ' Aside from hei normal intern drudgery. Associate Editor-Douglas Desmond Production Coordinator- ThornJS Webb ( ommun where he worked for 19 ilso gets to go out on cool assign Senior Graphic Designer- Sue Cell S in College Marketing. During his ments. In this issue check out hei experi- Production Assistant-Leah McCoy Contributing Writers-Mtchelle Aguiljr Nini Diana. tenure at CASS. Mark served as the Senior ence during a ride-along with a Meldme Farmer. Erica Feick. Cina Fraone. January CiH. Vice Pn enl 1,intern Regional Manager. Kozmo.com delivery person. She wanted Tony Green, Alice Hill, Dan Johnson. Jason Lowenthal, Tamar Maor. Bob Mucci. Mac Randall, His Steamtunnels office is located on the to ride the scooter, but they wouldn t let Cenevieve Rajewski. Genevieve Robertson. Stacey 59th floor ot tin- Empire State Building. her. Shackford. Michelle Silver, Yasmin Tabi. Jack Teems. 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NJ, where as youngsters they loved clothes and play- ing dress-up—hobbies that led to sewing and designing—and they devote everything they've got to bringing their fashion dreams to fruition. Teeter said she's online all day scouting shops and updating the database of clients and tote bag stock, while Eventually the Sperbers want to expand their line by incorpo- Amy and Heather devote nights and weekend hours to running rating clothing and using the Internet (they're currently building a 3) Corn Lane, making extras, planning new designs, and hatching web site), but for now they've decided to focus on promoting their more ideas. tote bags. Says Heather. "We wear our own product...and we make Their line of handbags is inspired by the sisters' desire to pro- sure all our pals have totes to wear around. You'd be amazed what mote fun and functionality through quirky designs and quality a buzz can be created by word of mouth!" effort. You can find them mainly at stores on the East Coast, such Education: Amy attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in as Patch 155 in New York City, Hello Beautiful Hair Salon in New York, Teeter went to the University of Colorado at Boulder, Brooklyn, Newbury Comics in Boston and other record stores and Heather went to Colorado State University in Fort Collins. throughout New York. Amy and Heather used to get their kicks: Dressing Teeter up like There's more to these sisters than just designing tote bags. a doll. Heather and her boyfriend run a record label called "Ear to Ground Records." Teeter volunteers at a local youth center and Amy does Women who nag: The Sperbers play in a band called The Nagg graphic design for friends' bands, making both T-shirts and other with three other girls. promotional materials. According to Heather, 31 Corn Lane prefers Designers they like: According to Heather, the sisters are all fans the intimacy of face-to-face business, so the sisters spend a lot of of the clothing line Built By Wendy (builtbywendy.com). All three time visiting stores, showing off their bags and taking orders for also frequent thrift stores to find vintage treasures. new merchandise. Pretty in Pink: 31 Corn Lane would kill to dress Molly Ringwald. Advice for aspiring designers from Heather Sperber: "Don't ever take no for an answer and always stand behind what you're creating. Remember, your closest girl pals are your sassiest advertisement!" • Get more information about their line by emailing 31 [email protected]. The Kozmonauts Have Landed By Jane Kim Do you ever get insatiable urges in the middle of the night for a this Intemet-to-door company is still growing. pint of Ben & Jerry's Chunky Monkey, but don't want to trek to Kozmo delivers everything from food to the corner store? 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Within an hour, So, what's Kozmo.com all about? you'll be greeted by an orange-helmeted Kozmonaut—that's Kozmo- When Joseph Park and Yong Kang created Kozmo.com in 1997, they speak for messenger—package in hand. envisioned a courier service that would combine the convenience of Virtual security. Guaranteed. web shopping with the speed of delivery. With 11 locations nation- According to Boston general manager Will Weddleton. the wide—in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Portland, Kozmonaut never sees what's inside the package during delivery, so San Diego. San Francisco, Seattle, Washington. D.C. and New York— your purchase is strictly confidential until you open it. • 4 steamtunnels.net Try a daring new look—without having Virtual Makeovers to live with it forever. By Molly Delano Have you ever wondered how you'd look with Calista Flockhart's Emakeover.com is another virtual makeover site, but it pales in wispy hair? Or what bright blue eyes would do for your dark comparison to makeoverstudio.com. Grainy graphics and a touchy complexion? The answers to these burning beauty questions and uploading process make it difficult to get a real sense of what more are right on your desktop. you'd look like in these hair and makeup options. But once you get Thanks to new digital imaging technology, the online beauty past the glitches, prepare for some serious fun—in addition to business is booming with the addition of interactive features like hair and makeup, emakeover.com also has sunglasses and goofy virtual makeovers. hats that you'd never wear in a million years. But that won't stop It's as easy as uploading a photo of yourself, and then block- you from checking them out! ing out a few hours to try out everything from the ridiculous to Probably the most useful function of these sites is seeing how the realistic. you'd look with a drastically different hair length—I've always Makeoverstudio.com is without a question the best site out thought about cutting my medium-long hair, but after seeing these there. The "My Studio" section offers great graphics and easy-to- cheeks in a bob, I know it'll never happen. follow instructions for testing out hundreds of hairstyles and col- You can test out tons of radical hair colors at clairol.com, ors and makeup combinations. and at makeover.women.com, though the image quality is poor, there are dozens of hair-dos to choose from, ranging from short There's no question that some of the to long to glamorous (try out that Rapunzel look with their step- hairstyles they offer are horrible— by-step "how-to'$"). Hair isn't the only thing you can test out online; there are but that's half the fun. plenty of sites that allow you to try bold makeup shades without actually buying anything. Head to ivillage.com/beauty and give You can upload a digital photo of yourself in seconds or their "makeover-o-matic" a whirl. Choose a model and then experi- choose from one of many models they provide. ment with foundation, eye shadow and liner, cheek color and lip- There's no question that some of the hairstyles they offer are stick. When you're done, save your look in a "Look Book" that you horrible—but that's half the fun. I guarantee you'll test out a can refer to before you head to an actual store. bleach blond crew cut before your makeover session is through. If these sites don't quench your makeover madness. Makeoverstudio.com also has a "Makeover of the Month" sec- Cosmopolitan sells Virtual Makeover software tion in which they choose a willing victim and give her several dif- (familycentral/home/cosmo2) that you can install on your com- ferent hair and makeup looks. Each look has a "how-to" pop-up puter. You'll be able to experiment for days with makeup, hair style window that includes instructions for the cut, styling tips, and and color, and even accessories. Try out Essence's Virtual Makeover hints about whether or not the look is right for your hair and face software for women of color (littleafrica.com/essence). • type. You have to register to use the makeover features, but the process is free and relatively painless. The Steumtumie/s staff (pre*makeov at far left) tries Emakeover.com for some brave neii looks...with questionable results. 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