Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1971-1972 Eastern Kentucky University Year 1971 Eastern Progress - 04 Nov 1971 Eastern Kentucky University This paper is posted at Encompass. http://encompass.eku.edu/progress 1971-72/11 Photo Contest Bell Tower Page 4 «T 111 £.isrc r ii pr o r, n ss Page 8 j/ SSittingetting ThtThe PactPara In jjA PrograssivaPrnrressiv* EraFra ~] 1 «^^~~ f 49th Year, Number 11 Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 8 Pages Thursday, November 4, 1971 Parking Problems Probed Demos Sweep Courses Receive Faculty Approval Kentucky Offices Board of Regents and will apply Senate meeting that Eastern mended, if it can be reasonably government are Lyman Ginger BY RAY WALKER to USAFI courses taken prior might become one of these arranged. 10 spaces be reserved BY ROBERT BABBAGE. JR. and Ed Hancock. Dr. Ginger, Academic! Editor as well as subsequent to the testing centers. in front of Wallace Building News Kdilor who has never held a public Voting on recommendations effective date. The rationale for establishing until zone 10 is fully available. Lt. Gov. Wendell Ford led the office, was elected state by the Council on Academic The Senate also passed a adjunct faculty status includes The report asked that a Democratic Party to a Superintendent of Public In- Affairs, the Faculty Senate, recommendation granting the following: statement on zone 10 be made sweeping victory of Kentucky's struction. Hancock was Monday, passed proposals to credit for acceptable per- -Adjunct professorships as to present condition and state offices Tuesday, defeating elected state attorney General. grant credit for courses com- formance on selected tests of are a means of status and projected time of full utilization Republican Tom Emberton by a Two more women were pleted through the United States the CLEP. Credit will be further professional recognition by faculty of the Wallace margin of some 60,000 votes victorious in seeking state of- Armed Forces Institute awarded as recommended by for individuals who serve in this Building and a sketch showing with almost all of the state's fice. Mrs. Frances Jones Mills (USAFI), a proposal to par- departments and approved by capacity. the extent of parking (zone 4 3,079 precincts tabulated. was elected clerk of the Court of ticipate in the College Level the Council on Academic Af- -An adjunct professorship and Kit Carson Drive) presently Ford's running mate, Julian Appleals and Miss Mary Louise Examination Program fairs. may enhance one's chances for available to faculty of the Carroll, may receive more Foust will succeed herself as promotion, recognition, and Wallace Building. (CLEP), and a policy relative to Council Recommends votes than any candidate for the state Auditor. perhaps even salary con- adjunct faculty. The Senate passed a petition state office, as he is leading Drexell Davis has been The Council on Academic All proposals must now be sideration in his own from the Committee on Student Republican Jim Host by 100,000- elected state Treasurer. G.A. Affairs' recommendation noted, organization. Organizations and Activities passed by the Board of Regents plus votes. Ford, Thomas James and "There is increasing realization -By designating individuals asking the Senate to approve as before they can be im- A 47-year old insurance Robert Duncan were elected to as Adjunct Professors and plemented. nationwide that many in- an official University executive from Owensboro, positions on the railroad If the USAFI proposal is dividuals acquire competency Adjunct Instructor Eastern has organizations the University Ford felt his victory was in- commission. passed, the University would and knowledge of the sort which greater opportunity to plan Film Organization. dicative of a national attitude The Democrats will control cooperatively and coordinate grant credit for college level are the objectives of college This will be a student interest that would eventually elect the the state House of Represen- more closely with them and courses as recommended by courses in other ways than group whose purpose is to Democratic Party in the nation- tatives, as they took 76 of the 100 their agencies. departments and approved by experiencing formal instruction improve group and personal wide election one year from seats up in Tuesday's election. the Council on Academic Af- in the traditional college set- -A significant amount of good knowledge through film study now. fairs, with due consideration of ting." will and public relations ac- and production of films. Ford also defeated Com- Kentucky state senators, are the recommendations of the To provide a means for crues to Eastern through Ad- Sponsors for the new monwealth candidate A.B. elected to four years terms with junct Professorships. Commission on Accreditation of measuring academic organization will be Dr. Bryan Photo by Larry Bailey Chandler and American Party half of the body up for election Service Experiences of the achievement of adults outside Lindsay, chairman of the nominee William Smith. every two years. Of the 19 seats Serve Without Pay American Council on the mainstream of higher humanities department, and GOVERNOR-ELECT Wendell Ford was caught smiling on a Among other Democrats contested, the Democrats won Education; education, the College Entrance Dr. Paul Smeyak, assistant visit to the campus last spring, but he was all smiles Tuesday elected to state office Tuesday These adjunct faculty 14, and thus maintain the Examination Board established professor of drama and speech. night as it became apparent that the Democratic Party would was Thelma Stovall, re-elected (0 Grant Credit members will serve without pay majority in the state senate. CLEP in 1965. The organization will be on a sweep all of Kentucky's state offices and maintain a majority in to her third term as the Emberton congratulated the A spring 1970 survey by the To dale twenty-eight "subject from Eastern. the legislature. American Council on one year probation. Secretary of State. Wendell Democratic winners and examinations" and five In other business the Senate Education showed that of the Butler was elected Com- pledged his support to them. "general examinations" have passed a report by the 1728 colleges and universities missioner of Agriculture, after Former Governnor Chandler been developed by teams of Executive Committee con- having served as Superin- responding, approximately 90 said that at age 73 he was college faculty members in cerning faculty parking on Student Association Assists percent granted credit for tendent of Public Instruction for retiring from politics and would cooperation with teaching campus, especially zone 10 of USAFI courses. This 90 percent the past four years. devote time to the University of specialists of the Educational the Wallace Building. included all public granted In Kidney Machine Drive Two new faces in state Kentucky's athletic program. Testing Service. The tests are The report was sent to Dr. credit for USAFI courses. This given at designated campus J.C. Powell, Vice President for Fla., who made the motion,asked was conducted and the lack of 90 percent included all public BYPATCARR - centers throughout the United administration, recommending that individuals collect the communication between iffsluutionV«n Kentucky with the entire faculty be informed of Staff Writer coupons and turn them in at the students and administration. the exception of Eastern. States at specified times during parking facilities and various Student Senate voted to Student Association Office. Another letter is being sent to This policy will become ef- the year. options available to them. supervise collection of General Nov. 6 has been declared'a the maintenance department fective upon its approval by the Hope was expressed at the The report also recom- Mills coupons on campus for a day of mourning for those dead asking that the chain across the kidney machine for Bill" Lucy of in Viet Nam. A letter is being - drive-way between McGregor Estill County. sent to the administration Hall and Crabbe Library be Chicago Lucy, retired educator and asking them to also recognize it replaced by a post. Joyce Albro, Dr. Martin Takes Office coach, has a terminal kidney as a day of mourning. No junior from Louisville who Coming To illness. General Mills will moratorium or ceremony is made the proposal, said that Eastern President Robert R. president expires. donate a kidney machine, which planned. this would expediate the rate of Martin will be sworn in next The AASCU has 285 member § Richmond could prolong his life, for 650,000 John Begley, sophomore from student movement to and from week as the national president schools which are similar to: General Mills coupons. Sub- Harlan, was appointed to fill a classes. of the American Association of Eastern in their basic structure! The University Center Board! sequently the machine would student court vacancy. Chuck Kelhoffer, student State Colleges and Universities and are state supported. (announces that Chicago, aj become property of the state of A letter is being sent to offices association president, vetoed at a meeting of the organization Dr. Martin has been at j [popular rock group, will appear;: Kentucky to be used for other connected with open house the $300 appropriation for the in Denver, Colorado. Eastern since 1960. He wasj [in concert November 17 at 8-i persons suffering from the policies at Homecoming. Don University Players to attend the Dr. Martin, who served on the honored earlier in the spring as j ip.m in Alumni Coliseum. disease. Meade, who made the proposal, Southeastern Theatre Con- 11-member board of the the recipient of the Department j Tickets will be $3.00 for full 3 Bob Ekle, senior sociology said the letter was to protest the ference in Columbia, South Association for the past six of the Army's Distinguished' jtime students with their ID.: major from Fort Lauderdale, manner in which the situation Carolina.