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► 24-Hour Open House Residents vote on proposal
BY DAHETTA BARKER ing to Mike Lynch, a junior fin pro Assistant news editor tection administration major from Indianapolis and president of the On Sept 10, residents in Todd, Resident Hall Association. Dupree and Martin Halls voted "It is a privilege to live in coed whether or not a 24-hour open house housing," Lynch said. Two write- policy should be adopted for week- ups for any violation will result in the ends. Results of the vote will be student being moved out of the hall." announced Monday. If the policy is Lynch said the open house visita- accepted it will take affect Sept. 20. tion for the weekdays will stay the Kenna Middleton, director of same. He also says members of the residential development, said the opposite sex will have to use bathmum Board of Regents said they believe facilities on the same sex floor aid will the students have the capability to have to be escorted by their host. be responsible for having guests The new policy is going I" m through the weekend. them act like adults." Lynch said "I'm very much in favor of it," Lynch doesn't see a problem Middleton said. with men and women living in Ihe Twenty-four hour visitation same building, since many ar< does not mean cohabitation, but accustomed to it. He said he feels Shannon RatWf/Progren what it's going to mean is students the coed halls provide a good living will have more flexibility," environment for both sexes. He Most Colonel fans ran for shelte- vhen the rain began Saturday at erees delayed the game 52 minutes for lightning. It is estimated that Middleton said. also said this living situation prt the season opener, but a few. like tnis lady toughed it out until the ref- 5,000 of the 13, 300 crowd in attendance left. Removal from coed housing will pares students for life in real living be among sanctions listed in the conditions, such as apartment hon- new student handbook. es where both sexes are 'trl'' Residents of coed halls must be same building. at least a sophomore and have a Lightning strikes game out grade point average of 2.1, accord- See Open House/Page A0 both Eastern and Troy State to last-second field goal. ► Fatal Shooting Saturday's delay first head to the locker rooms because wp Up in the press box. Sports of the lightning threat. Information Director Karl Park since Eastern played Fans were forced to leave the Lightning watched the weather radar until stands and go below because of Berea student the storm passed. Then he East Tennessee in 70s could have been the metal seats. Some just left radioed down to the officials Grand jury to because they got tired of waiting factor in referees when it was safe to resume play, BY BRIAN SUMS decision, Page A6 Sports editor for the game to resume. which happened at 8:43 p.m. The delay lasted 52 minutes, ^^^^™ ^^^^™ According to Park, who and according to athletic ticket has been director for 27 years, "In the midst of stinging rain, bright light- consider case manager Dan McBride, about 5,000 of the the last Eastern football game to be delayed ning and roaring thunder, Troy State quar- 13,300 estimated people in attendance left. by lightning was in the mid-70's, against terback Stan Davis went back and complet- "It was a lot more than I thought would East Tennessee State. ed a shuffle pass in to tailback Arrid stay, mainly because it lasted almost an Just last year, Tennessee State, a member Kidd says team Gregory for a gain of 24 yards with 9:17 left hour," McBride said. of the same conference as the Colonels in the second quarter. "Being that it was the first football game, (Ohio Valley), had their game delayed members were there Then, referee L.V. McGinty called his fel- I guess people were hungry for football." because of lightning when they played at low colleagues together.4" The Eastern fans that did stay went home Central Florida in the Citrus Bowl. Eastern but not involved Not 10 seconds later, McGinty signaled still hungry, as the Colonels fell 40-38 on a also played at Central Florida last year. BY JENNIFER ALMJELD AND JAMC NEAL
At least one football player is denying his involvement in the altercation that BY MARK MOFFITT AND JENNFER AUUELO dent) has been the facilitator. She's being used," said Robert Baugh, There are several state-of-the-art duty in front of all three rooms, Auditions really gotten it going down to doing dean of athletics. treadmills, a free weight room with Jewell said. Theater department the brochure. She definitely "They're get- Olympic-type bars The rooms will be set up in three A problem that was first raised by deserves the credit" ting a lot of nice and plates, two branches: one room will be for free auditions Sept 18-19. the student senate in 1993 will soon Three racquetball courts, located equipment in « This is a project stairmasters, a weight and strength, another will be ARTS/W be resolved in the form of three new there, and it's bunch of bikes and for cardiovascular conditioning and on the first floor of the Begley the last will be used for stationary Accent B1 weight rooms and new physical fit- Building, are being turned into weight going to be we've been something called a ness facilities in the Begley Building. weights. Activities B5 and conditioning facilities for students good equip- buttblaster," Jewell After setting up these new facili- Ad Index B8 " Skot Howie, the vice president of at the university. The 3,000 square- ment," Baugh working on for a said. "Students will Arts. B3 the senate in 1993, circulated a peti- ties, nine of the 12 racquetball rooms foot facility will give students more said. "I think longtime. be working out on left wiD continue to be used to teach Classifieds A6 tion asking for better fitness facilities room and more equipment to use. (the students) the best equip- classes. News Briels A7 for students. For years, students have com- will enjoy it" Melody Mason, ment available." There's never been a demand Profiles ." 84 "I was on the committee with Skot plained about the old weight room Thousands of To protect the Perspective A2, 3 student government for a dozen raquetball courts," Police Beat A7 and we put that petition out to show having rusty equipment humidity dollars worth of new equipment Jewell said. "There still should be that students really had an interest in president What's Ori Tap B2 problems and water running down physical training from" vandalism, enough courts available to play on." Sports B6, 7, 8 that issue," said Melody Mason, the walls. equipment will yy the neW weight Baugh said there hasn't been president of the student senate. The students have expressed be available for rooms will be much of a demand for the use of the Cuss PATTERN This is a project we've been their concern for some time and students to use, monitored by a racquetball courts for some time working on for a long time," Mason we've tried to find some place to do it according to John Jewell, new direc- television camera in every room. M said. "Mouy Neuroth <. * A2 Thursday. September 12,1996 The Eastern Progress Mary Ann Lawrenca, edrior erspective > Editorials Elevators' up/down behavior disappointing Luckily for Shaw and Stacy, they the elevators have been up and warning bell that can be heard on help but raise concerns for conve- Stranded students could pass the time with the take- down, so to speak, during the all floors and were evacuated onto nience, not to mention questions illustrate need for out food they had with them. early fall semester. the 13th floor. about possible safety The initial problem with the ele- A water tank breaking isn't easi- Having all elevators What Is problems. effective maintenence vator was caused by a ruptured ly predicted and was out of the in perfect working con- within control, The physical plant water tank, which caused the ele- physical plant's control to pre- dition at all times is however, is needs to take measures to When Nick Shaw and probably an impossible ensure that elevators Eddie Stacy entered a vators' damage, according to vent. James Street, director of physical What is within control, however, ideal situation. making sure across campus are in Keene Hall elevator, plant is making sure the phone and Asking that students the phone appropriate condition at hey didn't plan to stay long A sump pump, which should warning sirens on the elevators not be stuck in a bro- and warning all times and that the enough for lunch, but that's what have taken care of the leaking function properly. ken elevator for 30 min- warning and communica- Happened. water, didn't operate correctly, and When Shaw and Stacy were utes, however, should sirens on the tion devices are operating. The roommates had gone to get the water seeped into the elevator stuck somewhere around the 13th be an easily fulfilled elevators Students' convenience something to eat and returned to a shafts. floor, they tried to use the tele- request. function. and possible safety broken elevator in the 16-story Although the elevators were in phone in the elevator, but couldn't Knowing some cam- should be the focus, and building, leaving them stranded working condition during the sum- get it to work. pus elevators can trap timely maintenence tor" more than 30 minutes. mer months, Keene residents said The two eventually sounded the students for half an hour can't should be the norm. > Campus Comments Naked Q. What is the unluckiest thing that ever happened truth about to you? afternoon Name: Jason Stull Major: Psychology Year: Senior television Hometown: Lexington <«_ . »» Cut to two semi-naked, blonde Being born. twins frolicking on the beach. I No, this is not prime time ittftts television, and it isn't an excerpt from CounrS & the Playboy channel - it's not even cable. .* fin &KC*itP It is 5 p.m. in the afternoon and this scene is on Brad Huelsman 1 JtySWL? local television. The excerpt is Major: Wildlife manage- from one of those ment pretend-to-be-hard- Year: Senior news shows which Hometown: Cincinnnati really center around the lives of "l broke my leg. ' celebrities and the exhibition of a lot iUi of skin. Each time I begin to watch one JAMIE NEAL -* xmmmmmmmmmmm of these shows, I My Turn Mame: Sera do it with the hope that the same tJaumgardner thing that happens every time I watch Major: Elementary K-4 * won't happen this time. Year: Freshman Yet every time, my suspicions are Hometown: Berea fulfilled. I sometimes stop to watch Is for the cute tabloid-like stories, but I "l broke my usually see much more than that. :ailbone.' At least once a day, or every other day, the "news" anchor announces that during the course of the show some type of porn-test — whether it Weight room a welcome sight be just any old beach babes in thongs or a celebrity showing it all for a cal- r. David Machungo endar — will be shown. Major: Nursing The weight room in the "I think it's terrific that our ath- three branches — free weight Now, we've all heard the argument Year: Freshman Begley Building has been letes are getting a new state-of- and strength, cardiovascular con- from parents that "trash" shouldn't be Hometown: Nairobi, in disrepair for some time. the-art facility. I just wish, in the ditioning and stationary weights. shown during times when small chil- Kenya planning of the new facility, that dren will most likely be watching tele- Students have petitioned that This long-awaited fitness revo- vision. "Coming all day something be done about its con- both the students and athletic stu- lution will be much appreciated And, while I'm not a child, but a 20- from Kenya to dition for at least three years. The dents could benefit," said Joe and, more than likely, much used. year-old woman with no children, I America. Progress has reported on the Hoffman, former SGA president. For too long the students of certainly don't appreciate being sub- rusted equipment, the humid Student senate held a forum to this university — both nonath- jected to pointless exhibitions by environment and the water run- discuss the lack of adequate fit- letes and athletes — have had no women, or men, for that matter, who choose to strut around practically ning down the walls. ness facilities for students, but where to go on campus to get naked. Name: Shean Asher In 1993, the Student few people attended. adequate physical workouts. The women — and men — pranc- Major: Chemistry Government Association circulat- It is good news, then, that the The university has taken a step ing around showing off their bodies Year: Sophomore ed a petition asking that the room Begley weight room will be to equate Eastern's fitness offer- and making a living by doing so, obvi- Hometown: Leslie Co. be renovated. It was signed by moved from the once-storage ings with other universities in the ously have no respect for themselves. But that's the obvious. "I wrecked my car." 110 people, who cited the prob- room it is in now, to three newly commonwealth. lems they had with the facility. renovated rooms which used to At a time when it seems every That petition never saw the be racquetball courts. health survey and study released Watching supports behavior light of day once it was passed on The addition of new "state-of- states that Kentuckians are The less obvious, but worst and to the administration. the-art" equipment such as tread- among the least healthy most important part of this situation, In 1994, however, efforts were mills, stairmasters, stationary Americans, when the educational lies in the viewers — not the produc- made to fix the rusted equipment. bicycles and a buttblaster, as well system is looking at ways to get ers, writers or creators of these shows. A dehumidifier was placed in the as carpet and a fresh coat of paint young people interested in being Women \ room and mirrors were put up. in three of 12 racquetball courts healthy at early ages and when The Eastern Progress and men sell ExhlbHIWllStS 117 Donovan Annex Then, last year, news of the to be used in combination with universities are actively recruiting ing a look at Eastern Kentucky University classroom/wellness building, the current Begley weight room, new students, this weight room their bodies, have no Richmond, rty. 40476 which will house a new fitness is a welcomed sight to fitness- shows that, while Eastern may be which are fre- quently not respect for Maty Ann Lawrence facility for athletes, sparked con- starved students. slow in getting around to students troversy. their real themselves. The rooms will be set up in needs, it does listen. bodies, are ThnMollettt always going Manas** esfter to be around, butrhe other men and women of the world don't have to sup- ' Sophy Mott, Beth Whitman port this career. Copy editors Where to find us Correction " Yet so many people seem to have ' ► The Eastern Progress la located off Lancaster Avenue In the no objections whatsoever to any of Victor Cuetlar Donovan Annex on the west side of Alumni Coliseum. ■ Information in the front page graphic these shows. Staff arMet comparing food court prices and "What's the big deal?" they say. ♦to downtown The big deal is respect. Tha Eastern Prapses fJSSN 1NMU4) BKU I Richmond McDonald's prices contained mis- is a member of tha Associated Collegiate leading information. A small Fountain I don't know a woman in the world Press. Kentucky Intercollegiate Prat* Powell Food Court drink Is 16 ounces and who appreciates these displays, and I Building Association and College Newspaper Business The costs $.90, a medium is 24 ounces don't know a respectable man who & Advertising Managers, Inc. Tha Progress la astern and costs $1 and a large is 32 would want to actually spend time •: published every Thursday during tha school Progress talking for any amount of time to a year, with the exception of vacation and ounces and costs $1.49. The Colonel (118 Donovan Annex) Burger is comparable to a Quarter person that does this sort of job. examination periods. Any false or misleading □ Alumni □ Roy Kldd Still, we all sit in front of the televi- Advertising should be reported to to I-75 £ Collaaum Stadium Pounder. The Colonel Cheeseburger sion and take it in. EXIT 87 Adviser/General Manager. Dr. Elizabeth is comparable to a Quarter Pounder Let's stand for what we actually fraas. ■astern Bypaa. K^**, 8t<|t. with Cheese and the Colonel Deluxe believe is right, not just what the tele- ' - Opinions expressed herein are those of stu- Police Post is comparable to the Arch Deluxe. Bent editors or other signed writers and do not © vision media give us. necessarily represent the views of the univer- Also, McDonald's prices did not sity. Student editors ateo decide the news include tax. Jamie Ntal is a junior journalism . and informational content. major from Lexington and it Aeetnt editor for the Progress i * . \ The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 12.1996 Perspective A3 can Last week, Tim Mollette (man- even begin to name them all. ent events you can participate in, and the To end the week of events, RHA will RHA is the way. aging editor ofThe Progress) I would encourage everyone best part is they're open to everyone. host "A Touch of Vegas," which is the fall Our meetings are every Monday in the hit the nail on the head in his to get involved and do it early One of our highlighted events is "Hoop formal and casino night in the Keen article titled "More to Richmond in your college career. Powell Building at 4:45 p.m. Everyone is De La," the three-on-three basketball tour- Johnson Ballroom, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. welcome. than meets freshmen eyes," when When your four years are nament on 7 p.m. Monday at in the Weaver Besides the music, well have multiple he encouraged people to get gone (five for some people), Gym. If you have any questions, you can reach prizes to auction off after everyone gambles us in the office at 6224373 or by e-mail at involved on campus. they're gone, and you'll regret Free pizza and T-shirts will be given out their fake money away. Like many new students, I was not filling that void in your col- to everyone. Trophies will be awarded to If you join RHA and the campus commu- [email protected]. heavily involved in various organiza- lege life. the first and second place teams. nity next week at any of our programs, I If you don't join RHA, join another orga; tions in high school. You may ask yourself, You can sign your team up now in promise you will be surrounded by food, nization that interests you. Like Tim For some reason, when I came to "Where do I begin?" Beckham Hall, Room 100 for $20 per team. folks and fun. Mollette said in his article last week, f $> Eastern I sat back and waited for I just might have the answer On Wednesday, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 So, in your search for those opportuni- "Eastern Kentucky University will start gjvrl. opportunities to come to me, when I for you. p.m., Z-103.3, Food Service and RHA team ties waiting out there for you, don't forget ing more to you when you start giving should have been searching the MICHAEL LYNCH The Residence Hall up to present "Rock the Ravine." about the Residence Hall Association. more of yourself." Your Turn Association (RHA) is preparing Free hamburgers and Cokes will be pro- Our purpose is to act as the unified voice campus for my opportunities. to host their annual Awareness There are so many student orga- vided, while various door prizes will be pre- of all the residents on campus. Whether it Michael Lynch is a Junior fire protection Week (Sept 15-20). sented. Come out to the Ravine and join the is a policy issue you would like to see administration major from Danville, Ind, and \ nizations to be a part of on campus; I can't During this week, we offer seven differ- party. addressed or a program put on campus — is president of the Residence Hall Association. ► Sticky Like Glue: By Victor Cuellar Net offers sites for superstitious km ^w {Li\i\s\rn> was looking at my calendar over the something on the popular "Friday the nothing better to do with his time than weekend. There are various 13th" movies. devote a page to his cat, who happens to I undecipherable scrawlings This is one of the most inter- be blessed with a few extra toes, three to around, above and below the esting sites I have ever surfed. be exact. boxes tljat caption each day of It is a timeline of all things hor- the month. I looked at each of the ror. I found information on Yes, it is the story of the 13-toed cat. days for this week. everything from Dante's Don't miss it, folks. The bearded lady is Every square had something "Divine Comedy" to the cheap just down the hall. in it except for Friday. Friday was and unheard of slasher films of ■ http://www.indirect.com/www/war- empty — the calendar said this the 1960s. ren/baywatch.htm \ Friday was the 13th. I wasn't To get to Crystal Lake, David Hasselhoff is the anti-Christ? I exactly hearing the theme to Connecticut, just select the suppose it's possible. I heard he was . . "Jaws" or anything, but it was still twentieth century icon (20c) on awfully popular in Germany. This site Is ■ a little strange. the century timeline, select the bizarre. It seems we always kid each CHRIS DANIEL 1980s icon on the decades time- 1 had to leave room for those opposing other about this hush-hush holi- Tech Tip Sheet line and scroll down until viewpoints claiming that this Friday is day, walking under ladders, black you're reading about Jason ( just like any other Friday. cats and a whole bunch of other himself. This site is a must-see You'll probably see them out driving crazy little things. for anyone who likes horror films or the around without a seatbelt, holding a quar- ' We humans are pretty interesting crea- dark side of mankind. ter-pounder in one hand, a cigarette in o tures. ■ http://www.io.com/%7enishio/ the other and steering with their knees: Humans are so interesting to me, in japan/superstition, html fact, that I did a little research. Are you interested in what numbers ■ http://hugin.imat.com/&Esheaffer/ • * I could have gone to the library, but the Japanese fear? This site is all about Robert Sheaffer is the world's biggest I'm too lazy. And I am not afraid to admit Japanese superstition. Beware: this site is skeptic. In fact, he's so skeptical he that I have an Internet addiction. The a "plain jane" of the web; thejapanese believes that Schoolhouse Rock was just results are the following sites for your numerical characters did not show up a figment of our collective imaginations. /2$Pfif?T CAZbS. Wbsurfing pleasure: when I surfed it. However, this site is He.deals with the occult, the creationist "-Z^-Viri \ ■hhttp://zorba.uafadm.alaska.edu/uni-ttn://zorha.ua' interesting and worthy of mention. theory and Bill Clinton all in one web- vrel/cornerstone/references/thirteen.ht ■ http://olmi.com/clara/nwhat.htm page. ml This site is merely a few para- This site is representative of many of ■ http://members.aol.com/scroachl/ graphs (courtesy of the University of the sites you will find if you search for newage.htm This guy thinks that all new- Alaska Fairbanks) to give you an idea of topics about numerology or the occult. It agers are wackos. He has a pretty neat the relationship man has with the number gives a small tidbit of information, but the webpage, too. thirteen. There are no whistles or bells or main goal is to sell you something. Keep the net alivej>- anything spectacular. However, it is an ■ http://www.klpx.com/morriss/ [email protected]*' interesting introductive surf. lucky.htm CvMti* A4 News The Thursday, SeptembtH 12,1996 PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS Place classified ads before noon on Mondays S2 for 10 words. Pay raise could cut hours CASH for old coins) Collectors 800-648-4849 for information on HELP WANTED joining America's #1 student tour Coins. Southern Hills Plaza, 626- FREE T-SHIRT ♦ $1,000 Credit operator. 9823. Student workers Card fundraisers for fraternities, so- may feel effect of rorities and groups. Any campus Stock person wanted. 15-20 hours PUBLIC NOTICE-Factory has two organization can raise up to $1,000 per week. Nights and weekends. all-steel Quonset buildings for im- minimum wage by earning a whopping $5/Visa ap- Apply in person: Rite Aid Pharmacy, mediate sale, (1) 42x60 Never plication. Call 1 -800-932-0528, ext. Carriage Gate Center, Richmond. erected. Will take balance owed. increase soon 65. Qualified callers receive FREE Call Bill, 1-800-511-2560. T-SHIRT. FREE INFORMATION! Earn Fall BY KRISTY GILBERT semester cash or start saving for GUARANTEE! How to build a for- News writer Hundreds of students are earning Christmas NOW! Serious home- tune in 6-12 months with very little FREE Spring Break trips and mailers wanted immediately. Simple effort, even if you're flat broke! Write When students pick up their pay- money! Sell 8 trips and go FREE! and fun to do. Write for your FREE today! Send S.A.S.E. with $1 for checks in October, they will be Bahamas Cruise $279, Cancun and details today!I Send S.A.S.E. to FREE information. Vision 3000, pleasantly surprised with a substan- Jamaica $399. Panama City/ S.M.A.R.T.245 Lewiston Rd., Lon- Suite 137,4053C Tates Creek Road, tial pay increase. They may also be Daytona$119! don, Ky. 40741. Lexington, Ky.,40517. . faced with cutbacks in their work www.springbreaktravel.com 1 -800- schedule. 678-6386. SPRING BREAK '97! Earn Cash! Wanted: Students to lose weight. This increase comes as a result of Highest commissions. Travel FREE Metabolism breakthrough. FDA a bill signed by President Clinton on regulated. $29.95. Visa. Mastercard, Aug. 22, that increased minimum on only 13 sales!!! Jamaica, Cancun, Bahamas, Florida, Padre. Discover and checks accepted. Fast wage. delivery. 1 -800-927-3340. Beginning Oct 1, student workers Free info packet! Call Sunsplash 1 - will receive an hourly pay increase Kristy Gilbert/Progress 800-426-771 0. from $4.25 to $4.75. This will affect Ann Langguth, a freshman general business major from Erlanger, works in www.sunsplashtours.com SKYDIVING INSTRUCTIONS- work study as well as institutional the Reference section of the Library and is in favor of the wage increase. Train and jump the same day for ONLY $90! Lackey's Airport, U.S. student workers. also expect the wage increase to increase will affect the university and Apollo Pizza Drivers Wanted. SALES REP NEEDED-lmmediate Students will receive another help them deal with their bills. work study budgets. opening at your university. Offering 25 South, 6 miles from bypass, turn Must be 18 years old, have own car, right on Menelaus Road. Sat. and hourly pay increase on Sept 1,1997. Ann Langguth, a worker in the ^There have not been any increas- valid driver's license, and insurance. exceptional pay and very flexible Hourly wages will be raised from reference section of the library, said es in the departmental budgets as of hours. Call ACCENT SCREEN Sun. 10 a.m. For information, call Applyin person, 228 South Second (606) 873-0311 or 986-8202 week- $4.75 to $5.15. the increase will help people make a yet said Susan Luhman, director of St. PRINTING, 1-800-243-7941. For many students, this will mean decent living while pursuing the edu- student financial assistance. jenefc. more money for tuition and living cation needed for their careers. With the same amount of money 1,000's POSSIBLE TYPING. Part- WIN A FREE TEE-SHIRT! expenses. "I think that it is about time for allotted to pay the same amount of EARN $500 or more weekly stuff- ing envelopes at home. Send a time. At home. Toll free. 1 -800-898- Mary Beth Davis, a junior com- the increase," Langguth said. "It students more, workers may have to 9778, ext. T-7077 for listings. * munications major from Erlanger, seems that prices increase and we log in fewer hours to keep within the long S.A.S.E. to: Country Living Said she will use her raise to help are stuck working for peanuts for allowed budgets for each depart- Shoppers, Dept. A46, P.O. Box 1779, Denham Springs. La., 70727. ATTENTION STUDENTS: Earn ex- gqrtswear_ pay for school. wage." ment tra cash stuffing envelopes at home. "The increase in minimum wage Langguth is a freshman general "I think that the cut in hours J n™ ~4 —. ■ ri.k._i. k» • «»*■» is very important to me because I could cause problems for employ- Earn Extra Cash! Enthusiastic All materials provided. Send l«fttrM ' ^-»4lrt# business major from Erlanger and is S.A.S.E. to Midwest Distributors. pay for school myself," Davis said. employed with the university's work ers," Davis said. "Students are going people needed to distribute samples Just be the first to come Davis works 20 hours a week to start looking off campus for jobs." and promote products in local gro- P.O. Box 624, Olathe, KS 66051. study program. Immediate response. down to First Gear and through institutional funds at the The only drawback that is obvious Luhman said the effects of the cery stores. Work flexible weekend answer the following Gulping Gourmet in the Powell with this increase is the possible need possible cut in work hours will be schedule. No experience neces- MISCELLANEOUS. question: Building. to cut back the hours students work looked at by the university. sary. 1-800-535-6246. Those working in food service in order to stay within the constraints "At this time, we are not sure ATTENTION Aspiring models and On the Macintosh computer, aren't the only ones looking forward of the university budget exactly how this will affect the stu- SPRING BREAK '97-Sell trips, actors! LA/Hollywood Auditions Sept. 12, 13, 14. Images Model & the sound "Sosumi" got its to the jump in pay. University officials will meet in dents, but we will work for the bene- earn cash, and go FREE. STS is origin from where? Student assistants in the library January to discuss how the new fit of the students," Luhman said. hiring CAMPUS REPS/GROUP Talent Agency, Lexington, 606-273- ORGANIZERS to promote trips to 2301. Last weeks winner Mark Jozefowicz Cancun, Jamaica, and Florida. Call I.ast weeks answer: Maynard > Council on Higher Education (One win per customer, per semester, please) Patton to address council •St-'- *'*■ vy Lane's Hairstyling Center BY JENNIFER ALMJELD institutions, the presidents of the teaching and learning," "Preparing News editor state's public and private institu- students for tomorrow's workforce," tions, key leaders of the legislative "Using technology to deliver pro- Gov. Paul Patton will address the and executive branches of the gov- grams and services" and $5 Haircuts Council on Higher Education at ernment and the Kentucky "Incorporating technology in stu- 10 a.m.S p.m., September 18- 11:30 a.m. Monday at the Holiday Advocates for Higher Education. dent learning." Inn-Greater Cincinnati Airport in "Ifs a very benign meeting," said Richard Freed, a faculty regent Downstairs Powell, outside of the grill Erlanger, Ky. Russell Enzie, vice president for from Eastern, said the conference Patton will talk to the members academic affairs and research. would provide a good chance for All proceeds go to the AOUFoundation of the 1996 Governor's Conference "They're going to be discussing universities and institutions of high- on Higher Education Trusteeship at methods of proposing new pro- .er education to collaborate on ideas. a Tuncheon and will follow his grams. They'll also report on a new "It wont just be people working Attention EKU Employees! remarks with an open forum with center for autism. for Eastern," Freed said. "It will be conference participants. "There will be a conference for people from the whole state work- 1 he group will meet for two board of regents members and they ing together." j Bring this coupon to days, Sept. 15 and 16. The group is will present the award for outstand- Registration for the conference made up of members of the Council ing teacher," Enzie said. begins at 1 p.m. Sunday, and the on Higher Education and the gov- Some other conference sessions conference adjourns 12:30 Monday erning boards of the eight public are "How technology is changing afternoon. ** ■> Faculty Senate sTUdents wHo DroP Moberly says innovation is key |($100 Minimum Transaction) (One per visitX out Of sC HooL iSome restrictions apply BY JENNIFER ALMJELD Richard Freed, a faculty regent and I* Not valid with any other offer Rink re-elected News editor English professor for the university. .University Shopping Center! The governor's apparent lack of dO so dlle tO | (Near Social Security Office) ! Business in Frankfort was top pri- understanding in higher education is BY JENWFEH ALMJBJ ority for the faculty and staff gath- somewhat troubling. However, if he i 623-1199 i News edior ered at the first faculty senate meet- continues to study and learn with an FiNonCiol pRObleMs! ing held Monday afternoon in the open mind he may indeed go down Richard Keen Johnson Building. as Kentucky's higher education gov- ^Rink will Rep. Harry Moberly, who serves ernor." doN't b€ o sTotlStiC, "serve as the as the director of judicial affairs and Freed and many members of the ^chairman of the disabled for the university, senate are troubled by Patton's %the faculty addressed the crowd and discussed emphasis on vocational type learn- Get yOur deGr€e, senate again the changes going on in higher edu- ing. .this year, cation. "Institutions are going to have to Antiques '• thanks to an "There's a lot going on in higher be more innovative with training and ujiTh tHe help oF amendment education. Unfortunately, there are retraining workers for economical and • in the senate : not a lot of specifics," Moberly said. growth," Moberly said. "The gover- by-laws adopt- "The most positive thing is that he nor has put a big emphasis on tech- Collectibles Richard Rink oUr pfjpgrflms...CAII ■ ed last year. (Patton) is asking us to tell him how nical and distance learning. OVEK 40 BOOTHS Rink, who to accomplish the goals he wants The governor doesn't know OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK . has served on accomplished." exactly what he wants, but we know wk€ntUcKy«|U|U tOdfly! > the senate for Nancy Lee-Riffe, a professor in enough about what he wants to write (606) 625-1524 five years, became the firat : the English department, is serving a plan to convince him to give us , chair of the faculty senate to on one of the organizations Patton is some more funding for iTfintiOncil' ••GO COLONELS'* succeed himself when he was calling on for help. higher education," Moberly Downtown Richmond re-elected last May. Lee-Riffe is the uni- said. 1-888-KV GUARD •129 South 1st Street "The year before last we versity's representative Next "The state is in good fiscal ; passed a new amendment limit- on the Coalition of condition, so that should ; ing chairs to two terms instead meeting : Senate and Faculty mean more money for high- of one," said Martha Grise, an Leadership. The group Whan: 3:30 er education." English department professor made up of 25 members p.m., Oct. 7 After tackling problems of and the parliamentarian for the from across the com- mmm south the commonwealth, the sen- : faculty senate. monwealth, four from ate focused on some mat- As parliamentarian Grite it Room of SUPER SAVER. Eastern, met with the ters more close to home, a non-voting member of the governor in April and including a new retirement body. Johnson May and have been Building option available to some fac- "My job is to see that things asked to come up with ulty members. are done according to the and turn in some sugges- The Board of Regents rules," Grise said. "I'm sup- tions for making institu- moved to accept a new posed to be impartial." tions of higher learning in Kentucky optional retirement plan for faculty Grise has been part of the more effective. members at an Aug. 1 meeting. faculty senate for about 12 The state will be adrift with The overall impact of this option will almost certainly be minimal," Serves a very important func- Moberly feels the governor s tion on campus. Freed said. "It is not available to They bring up issues appeal to educators and administra- those already participating in the Tieed to be addressed, tl'. tors in the commonwealth for guid- Kentucky Teachers Retirement Ifs ,Get a lot at a price thaf i not. Get issues, make recommenda- ance is a good sign for the future of almost an insignificant change." tions to the president, institute higher education in Kentucky. The plan is only available to new Subway's Cold Cut Combo. 3 kinds of Dine in or Carryout policy change and oversight "We've come a long way since the employees that have been working junctions," Grise said. days of Wilkinson calling us a bunch for 30 days or less. meat on fresh baked bread stuffed with The group has 83 members, of crybabies and the neglect incom- Another issue, which applies to free fixin's . It's the Cold Cut Combo, 623-3458 including Presid petence and lies of the Jones admin- all faculty and staff at the university, Funderburk, from every istration," Moberly said. is the deadline for response to rec- at Subway. - • r. of study at the university. "What we've needed ««s a save* ommendations made by the The group is made up \ v ! mm The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 12, iege NeWS A5 Student files charges for damages to car Walker, assistant director of pub- from Lexington, told them to es anthropology and social work, Accused receives lic safety. leave the courts because the was the only member of the skate- "A designated area for skate- skateboards were damaging the boarding group identified by 30-minute sessions 'stay off campus boarding and rollerblading is new tennis court surface, as well police in their investigation of the located in the drive in as endangering the incident. (300 total minutes) letter' from police front of Alumni When he tried tennis players. The rest were juveniles. Coliseum." Walker At this point, the In addition to being told to stay Mutt present BY KHISTY GCBCTT said. to leave In his skateboarders became off campus. Banks faces a charge coupon News writer The disagreement verbally abusive and of second-degree criminal mis- Expires 9/30/96 25 apparently arose vehicle, the threatening toward chief in connection with the dam- The thin ice that a group of when the skateboard- Individuals Porter, according to age to Porter's car. A court date young skateboarders have been ers entered the tennis the report has been scheduled for Sept 17. skating on when they come on courts near Alumni used their When he tried to Banks refused to reveal the * Ten 30-minute Wolff Beds! campus to "thrash" is cracking. Coliseum where skateboards leave in his vehicle, names of the other individuals Campus police have issued a Shaun Porter, a mem- they used their skate- involved, who are said to be much * One 15-minute Hex Unit 19-year-old Richmond man a stay- ber of Eastern's ten- to damage his boards to damage his younger than him, according to * SAE Certified off-campus letter following a dis- nis team, and several car. Banks' parents. agreement between a university other people were car, according While leaving the The vehicle Porter backed into * Also try our new 30-minute beds tennis player and a dozen or so playing. to police scene. Porter backed belonged to their son. Banks' par- skateboarders Aug. 25. The group of skate- his car into the car ents said. at 'The Gym of Richmond" Campus police have the author- boarders entered the that was parked This is at least the third inci- ity to issue non-university mem- court area and began behind him, the report dent in which Banks has been bers stay off campus letters if to skate on the court, said. involved with skateboarding in appropriate in the case of loitering according to the report Zachary Banks, son of Eastern non-designated areas, according OCEANFRONT TAN-IN and trespassing, said Wynn Porter, a junior business major professor Alan Banks, who teach- to the police report. 519 Leigh way Drive Richmond, KY Students can take advantage of new legislation 623-8993 eligibility requirements, while the Mayer, an Eastern student who allows state tax dollars to go Eastern ranks council on Kentucky Higher has been a member of the toward state-sponsored schools. Education Assistance controls the National Guard for four years, the "The intent of the bill was to second in National disbursement of the actual benefits will be delayed in com- provide Kentucky National Guard money. ing. members the equal opportunity to Guard funding, With 93 students applying for He receives room and tuition attend a state-sponsored school," the program. Eastern has the sec- one semester of the year at any said Maj. John Roth, education applications ond largest number of state-sponsored service officer with the Kentucky applicants among state school under a pre- National Guard Post in Frankfort. BY D.JOHNSON schools and is slated to Eastern has vious program. "The bill serves a twofold pur- Staff writer receive $86,675. the second Mayer said he pose: one, to attract new mem- The University of will have to wait bers to the guard. For many university students Louisville , with Army largest num- until the first year "And two, to encourage mem- D6RBY of the new program across the state, a bill passed by the and Air National Guard ber of appli- bers they do already have to Kentucky General Assembly last posts, topped the list is over because the remain and complete their educa- • WIN/ A TRIP FOR TWO OrV V$ March will mean more money for with 95 applicants. cants among funds were appro- tion." school and the expenses that come The University of priated for first- According to Roth, the only eli- •{ ^w TO THE PARTY TOWAf OF with education. Kentucky rounded out state schools year enlistees. gibility requirements are to apply For Eastern, it means $86,675. the top three on the list "Yeah, it kind of and Is slated really stiffed those and to be an active member in For students who are members of of applicants and receiv- good standing. the Kentucky National Guard it ing money, Eastern to receive already in the guard because it Good standing is defined as can mean $250 per term up to a receives $86,675 and UK $86,675. having satisfactory attendance for maximum of $750 per year to receives $82,000. didn't allow them to AIR FARE AND MOTEL EXPENSES PAID* qualify," Mayer the past year, not being on weight attend any state-sponsored Since the program is control and being able to pass school. still in its formative said. stages, no money has actually The new legislation, intended physical fitness test training. RAFFIE TICKETS mil BE The Kentucky National Guard The program is offered for Tuition Award Program, which been sent anywhere, yet in part to be used for recruitment, AWIABU TO All DERBY On paper, the figures amount closes some holes in the system strictly vocational-technical pro- passed the House of grams and four-year degrees; Representatives with a unanimous to $750,000 available in its first that some guard members have £x / PARTICIPANTS DURING vote, guarantees state funding for year (19%), and $1.5 million avail- fallen through in past years. graduate programs are not includ- National Guard members in good able the next fiscal year and each Although the legislation was on ed. standing to attend state-spon- year after. the books for the past four or five Out-of-state guard members WDGRBY DAZG as sored schools. This semester, the allotment of years, no funds were appropriated are eligible to receive assistance if The bill delegated to the money (on paper) amounted to for the program. they meet the requirements, but Kentucky National Guard the $550,000. This new bill guarantees funds only to an amount equal to $3 pit* titktt en $5 fen tme For some, like Sgt. Anthony for those active members and also in-state tuition. administrative duty of drafting the *M«l *i*Uitti»*i -«y »ppty. It Doesn't Matter who Wins... It's WHERE You Watch The Game! ^ \ Join our Monday Night Football Parties 1 /2 Price Appetizers & Reduced Drink Prices Hand-cut Steaks Inside or Fresh Seafood * g °J^tio 5 Large Screen T.V.s Live Entertainment Friday & Saturday Nights Open 3 p.m.-midnight, Sun.-Thurs. • Fri. & Sat. til 1 a.m. 700 Ford Road (Just Across the Boonesboro Bridge) * Promoting Responsible Alcohol Awareness 527-3582 U y A6 N€WS The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 12,1996 Bar owners, patrons like extended hours same number of officers on duty Football season as any other Saturday night "For the Homecoming game, (Iivss «S: ca>la brings longer bar there will be more officers .an patrol," Reardon said. season Mark Cocanougher, the owner BY DANETTA BAHKCT of O'Riley's Bar and Grill, said evening games cut into weekend Assistant news editor business, and he appreciates the extra hour on game nights. The rain didn't seem to bother "I feel that the city manager, September 12 tluuugh September 20 the people standing in line. The the mayor and the commission people inside didn't care that it are bending over backwards, and was hot and overcrowded. I wouldn't think of asking any Payless Sh#eS#urce The only thing concerning more of them," Cocanougher said. them Saturday night was that Cocanougher's bar has a capac- Richmond Mall, 830 Eastern Bypass once again, the bars downtown ity of 275, and were open until 1 a.m. he said that an LA "There were lines at estimated 400 every bar but Bottles," •* I would prefer people came said Linzy Anders, a to stay open through senior from Richmond. O'Riley's on "It was stuffy and until two. Saturday night. hot and raining," At The Family ReGISl Anders said. "And peo- Robbie Dog, the views ple were obnoxious, Robinson, were a little dif- loud and more drunk manager of The ferent. Robbie than usual." Robinson, man- With all the crowds, Family Dog bar ager, said the 25% Off 20% OFF lines and loud music, » extra hour doesnt the Richmond City compensate for All Hair Color ALL Police didn't have any more the lost business. arrests than usual. "I would prefer to stay open ALL OF SEPTEMBER Retail Products According to Sgt. Willard until two," Robinson said. Reardon, the department had the While most everyone agrees the extra hour is good, it still only Rob Henson, bassist for the applies to home football game 624-0066 Indiana-based band Fambooey, nights. Walk-ins welcome Richmond Mall plays bass at Phone 3 Lounge in Nevertheless, students seemed downtown Richmond Saturday night to appreciate the chance to enjoy downtown a little longer. after the football game. Richmond "Everyone was there to savor bars will be open an hour later on the luxury of one more hour," Colonel home football game nights. Anders said. Kelly's Fruit Market pa Produce K Weight Room: Berea student killed by lightning o From Page A1 V tions for Berea College, said every- BY DANETTA BARKER the season was delayed 52 minutes On the corner of First and Water Streets ex 623-0021 thai the M now a Gpan 0\ Itwe MJ me*. WEDNESDAY NIGHT jjst$3J3e*ti. 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A student sen- The conference will be held ate election to fill locally tonight at the Perkins safety reminder seats vacated /-<• Building, Quad B 12:45 p.m. - 3 All letters should be submitted by noon, Monday. Each letter since last spring's CAMPUS The Safety and Health office are should include your name and phone number. Letters should no! p.m. reminding students and staff of election will take exceed 250 words. place Sept 24. campus emergency procedures. Applications to Employee training To report any type of emer- file as a candidate are available in tonight, Monday gency, call 911. Stickers listing the student senate office in the "Emergency Dial 911" are on cam- Powell Building and must be New student employee training pus phones. AIR FORCE JfoCu /LAUNDRY turned in by 4 p.m. Friday. will be offered twice for the fall The Fire Alarm Policy at Eastern CLINICAL With some senators elected last semester. states that the sounding of any fire PSYCHOLOGY. & Tan Shoppe spring not accepting their positions Among the discussion topics are alarm in any building is the signal and others moving on to positions work habits, responsibility, time for everyone inside to evacuate (Shoppers Village).. ■ on the presidents cabinet, several management, dependability and immediately. The Eastern Patrol W^P EnjoEnjoy the benefits of a seats will be on the ballot telephone tips. Unit on the scene can arrest any- private practice without WASH SI'FCIAL A meeting for all prospective Training will be tonight and one refusing to leave the building. the financial burden. Today's Air candidates will be conducted Monday in Room 128 of the Little Library from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Force offers rewarding opportuni- Monday at 5 p.m. in Herndon ties for professional development 75c (reg. wash) Lounge. Bookkeeping Street revival set with great pay and benefits, nor- Every Tuesday offered in Corbin mal working hours, complete med- 8 a.m.-5p.m. National business for weekend ical and dental care, and 30 days Eastern's South Central Small vacation with pay per year. Find meeting tonight The Richmond Inner City Business Development Center's TANNING SPKC IAL Outreach is sponsoring the second course on "Bask Bookkeeping for the out how to qualify as an Air Force The VS. Chamber of Commerce annual Back to School Street Small Business" win be offered again psychologist. Call in Washington, D. C. will link com- Revival at 7 p.m. Friday and from Oct 3 to Nov. 14 in Corbin. 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Septomoor 12,1996 -I FOLLY'S OUTDOOR WORLD Surveillance cameras still not operational 230 Palsy Drive, Richmond • (606) 626-0008 three different contractors In the should be operational tomorrow. Tom Iindquist, director of public Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. BY KRISTY QLBCTT installation process of hardware, The price tag for this system is safety. ARCHERY • MUZZULOADINC • FIREARMS • FISHING • LIVE BAIT News writer cabling and the actual control valued at about $200,000. This is This system should help with AND....THE DAKT INDOOR TARGET SYSTEM...a 9'xl2" screen with The campus was supposed to be panel. $50,000 more than the original esti- the vandalism problem and ensure life-size moving animals. Hunt everything from game birds to under the watchful eye of a surveil- On Tuesday. White and mate. The increase is attributed to the personal safety of Eastern stu- lance camera system by the end of Associates began testing the cam- additional cable that had to be dents, Taylor said. African animals with archery or our firearms. August, but workers coordinating eras to make sure that the system installed with the surveillance sys- The system will enable public Bring in this ad with a group of 3 new customers the project now say the cameras worked properly. Testing is the tem. safety personnel to respond to inci- and receive 15 minutes FREE shooting time. will be up and running tomorrow. final step in the installation of the The long wait of installing this dents quicker than before. Limited tinio jnd one liec visit per person. University officials are waiting surveillance camera system. advanced surveillance system "Since we will be able to view for contractors to finish their jobs. According to Jim Taylor, presi- should be worth it; it will help curb campus through real time video, we The university has worked with dent and owner of White and problems of vandalism and make should be able to respond more Associates, the surveillance system campus considerably safer, said quickly," Iindquist said. Do you find yourself conducting strange Shooting: McCombs says there was no fight activities? From Pago A1 dent. He was identified by Brewer back. I didn't see anything. I really grabbing Kavanaugh, I don't think Detective Danny Brewer of the as the man who grabbed Kavanaugh can't say what happened." so," Murrell said. The next thing I Richmond Police, who is in charge as he was exiting the party. McCombs, who said he knew know, Larry, who was standing You spend too much time alone. A pre-season Ail-American line- Jackson quite well, identified him beside me, was trying to break of the investigation, said numerous Join our staff and put your Eastern football players had attend- backer for Eastern, McCombs as the cousin of Eastern's tailback, everything up. ed the party. Head football denied any involvement in a fight at William Murrell. "I guess die guy assumed Larry creative abilities to use. coach Roy Kidd said he is not the party or that one even took In an interview Wednesday, was trying to confront him, too, and aware of any connection members place, during an interview Tuesday Murrell, who was at the party, said so I guess that's how Larry ended of the football team have with the night events leading up to the shooting up on top of Kavanaugh when he shooting itself. There was no fight," McCombs included Kavanaugh bumping and was shot," he said. "As far as I know, several play- said. "I didn't see one." dancing into other party guests. The sentence Murrell said he ers were there, just like several reg- McCombs, a 20-year-old correc- "Whoever he was bumping into thought Kavanaugh should receive THE EASTERN PROGRESS ular students were there," Kidd tions and juvenile services major didn't want to say anything inside at as justice for the death of his cousin 622-1573 said. "The best I can tell, they from Hopkinsville, said he was at the party," he said. "We can't even was 25 years to life, without possi- weren't directly involved beyond the scene when the shooting took have parties anymore without bility of parole. Thaf s what Larry's the fact they were there." place, but he cannot say exactly somebody getting in a fight family and friends want," he said. "As far as 1 understand from what happened. "When everybody was outside is Kavanaugh's case will be heard MOUTH-WATERING talking to my players, there was no "I asked like what was going on, when the confrontation started, not before the grand jury later this fight," Kidd said. and then everybody grabbed me punching and grabbing. Tony month or in early October, accord- McCombs is reported to have and grabbed him (Kavanaugh)," McCombs was one of the guys up ing to the commonwealth attor- BARGAINS. been directly involved with the inci- McCombs said. Then I turned my front, but as far as punching or ney's office. The irresistible Big Mac®, a largo order of our famous golden tries. An icy-cold Coca- Wreck: Traffic backed up four hours, rerouted through Richmond Cola Classic®, your mouth- watering favorites, priced for From Pago A1 be life threatening. today at McDonald's. Come in The impact caused the Hollins Downer and Turner were treat- and gat a taste of roal value. Rockcastle exit 61 and signaled Trooper Silvers received no truck to strike the tractor trailer in ed and released, but Lancaster for the driver to pull over, accord- serious injuries, Acciardo said. front of it, a truck owned by Kittle was transferred to UK medical ing to police reports. An investigation is being con- Heavy Hauling. center with lacerations, according When the suspect vehicle failed ducted by the regional accident Following the initial collision, a to hospital officials. m. to pull over, the chase began with reconstructionist team, Acciardo Dodge Daytona rear-ended the The TNT Holland vehicle was the two cars reaching speeds of said. Raintree truck, according to police As a result of the crash, south- reports. carrying large quantities of adhe- near 100 miles per hour, Acciardo sive; about 100 gallons spilled said at the accident site. bound traffic was slowed through- The Raintree truck was operat- The driver of the van was pro- out most of Tuesday night ed by Charles W. Lancaster, of onto the roadway. nounced dead at the scene by The congested traffic caused a Eastman, Ga, according to Richmond police, fire depart- Madison County Coroner Embry second accident on 1-75 at about Richmond police. ment and the state highway Curry. His identity is being held 11:45 p.m., when three tractor Lancaster had to be removed department assisted in the until the next of kin can be noti- trailers and a passenger car from his vehicle by the Madison cleanup of the adhesive and fied. crashed into each other. County Rescue Squad using the debris, but southbound traffic on The driver of the Toyota was As congestion from the fatality jaws of life. 1-75 was blocked between the two taken to Pattie A. Clay Hospital to slowed traffic around Richmond Vickie Downer, a passenger in Richmond exits for about four be treated for back injuries and exit 90, a Raintree Trucking trac- the Kittle truck, Wayne Turner, hours early Wednesday morning, was later transferred to UK med- tor trailer failed to slow down and the driver of the TNT Holland according to police reports. ical center. rear-ended a TNT Hollins truck, truck and Lancaster were all taken The traffic was re-routed Acciardo said he was certain according to a Richmond police to Pattie A. Clay Hospital, accord- through downtown Richmond, Lt the 15-year-old's injuries wouldn't report. ing to police reports. David Harkleroad said. Microsoft's Internet Explorer EKll Students, Faculty & Staff OurAfahfrrptals Low Ratio of ? «SPEED! $13.95. ? 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Accent I hmm j COLLEGE CUISINE STATISTICS • 50 percent of stu- dents said they watch • By their senior Microwaves can provide their fat intake year, 42 percent of Story by Jamie Neal students said they good taste and nutrition Photos by Don Knight' • 80 percent said had gained weight Illustration by Victor Cuellar they eat a well-bal- since starting col- for on-the-go students anced diet lege. • 27 percent said • 80 percent skip a they pay attention to meal or two during vitamins and minerals the week. During that travel down the dorm's dark, dank Pyramid of Health hallway or long elevator ride to the basement, towards The food pyramid, which replaced the four food groups, should be • 24 percent said • Of those who reg- that big black box filled with chocolate, potato chips, everyone's guide to healthy eating, Butts said. ularly skip meals, sugar and caffeine in any form it can be found, that yearn- The pyramid calls for the dairy consumption of 6-11 servings from they pay attention to 37 percent replace ing for the weekend and home returns. That's the place the bread, cereal, rice and pasta group; 2-4 servings from the fruit other dietary require- meals by drinking where good ole' mom and dad can be found, but that's group; 3-5 servings from the vegetable group; 2-3 servings from the ments such as calci- soda, 60 percent not what the yearning calls for. Real food, home-cooked milk, yogurt and cheese group, 2-3 servings from the meat, poultry, dry um, fiber and protein replace meals by food - cooked on a stove or in an oven by mom, can be beans, eggs and nuts group. According to the pyramid, fats, oils, sweets eating a bagel and found there. and alcohol should be used sparingly. 11 percent replace No excuses Butts said servings can be estimated by considering a serving of • 74 percent of stu- meals by smoking a Having nothing in a dorm room to cook with except a meat to be two to three ounces, a serving from the dairy group to be dents drink a glass or cigarette. microwave is no excuse for bad eating habits though, eight ounces, a serving from the vegetable group tojje one-half cup less of milk per day said Barbara Miles, assistant professor of human environ cooked or one cup raw, a serving from the fruit group to be one piece • 75 percent of col- mental sciences. or one-half cup and a serving from the breads group to be one slice of • 44 percent said the lege students The biggest recommendation I have for college stu- brearj or one ounce of pasta, cereal or rice. agreed they should dents about eating nutritionally is to remember to eat reg "A lot of people think microwaves are just for heating up food," she low percentage of be eating healthier ular meals, not food out of the vending machines," she said. "Almost any food can $pmehowbe cooked in the microwave, but milk drinkers is said. "With the great selection of microwave cookbooks it's best to use foods ideally adapted for microwaving. because it is not read- . • 79 percent say so readily available, there is no reason students shouldn't "Students can eat nutritionally from the microwave; fruits and veg- ily available and con- be eating healthy. People try to justify not eating healthy breakfast is the etables cook wonderfully, they use less water in the microwave and venient meal they most by saying they are too busy or can't afford to buy the keep their color and nutrients. Meats also cook in the microwave, and often skip healthy foods, I just don't buy that anymore." although their color may not be as appetizing when cooked in The misconception when preparing food in a there, they taste the same. Just put some sauce on it and you'll • 82 percent said • 50 percent usually microwave seems to be that it takes longer or is never see the color." they pick a drink for grab something fast harder than cooking with an oven or stove, Tools of the Trade its health benefits to eat she said. Miles said a problem people have with cooking in "It's all in your head," she said. the microwave is that they buy the microwave but don't • 49 percent often There are some factors to consider when • Men vs.Women buy the dishes to go with it. She said specific dishes, • 70 percent of eat late-night snacks cooking in a microwave though, said Laura made for the microwave, will help the food to cook the Butts, assistant professor of Human women vs. 39 percent way it was intended to in the microwave. of men watch their lat • 98 percent of col- Environmental Science. "Round dishes are usually the best," she said. intake lege students are "Foods for the microwave do usually cost The air can circulate and the heat goes into the food, concerned about more, but anything imaginable can be not the dish." • 35 percent of being healthy cooked in the microwave. It costs more to As long as students remember to eat healthy eat out all the time, like so many college stu- women vs 65 percent foods and meet the requirements of the food pyramid, men often eat late • 52 percent said dents do, than it does for microwave food," whether it's three complete meals or grazing throughout night snacks they regularly have she said. The foods also are sometimes the day, they should be getting all the nutrition they a well-balanced higher in sodium and fat, but if you choose need, Butts said. • 37 percent ol meal selectively it doesn't have to be a problem." "If you're busy, throw some carrot sticks or Nabs "All fat should not be cut out of a diet, women v. 52% of in your backpack." men don't spend time • 47 percent said though," Butts said. "College students seem "Students are going to eat some junk," she said. thinking of what they they watch the nutri- to be trying to eat foods with absolutely no "If the average college students ate only what was on the eat tional value of the fat. Don't go crazy about it, a minimum pyramid it probably wouldn't be enough. They need food they eat. amount of 10 to 15 percent of calories from more calories; either if s junk or bigger portions of the KKjrc* CoWge Eating mdtfc fat are needed per day." food groups." 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TUMmimi Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Sat. 7 a.m. • 1 p.m. 623-6244 Meet the Marines from Warn to 2pm at the 210 St. George St. Mon. - Fri. 7 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Student Center on September 17 and 18, 1996, Sat. 7 a.m. -1 p.m. or call 1-800-858-4086 for more information. 624-4268 I L hM Alyssa Bramlage. editor The Eastern Progress ■ • Thursday, September 12.1996 Arts takes last curtain call as White BY MICHAEL ROY Staff writer " " If You Go For those who have not seen the show "The Lion of White Hall: Cassius M. Clay" at the White Hall When: Historic Site during its 11-year stint, time is running out. Sept 12, 13,14 at 8 p.m. The show is ending its run. Where: Actor Steve Wise has played the famed abolitionist general for 11 White Hall Historic Site years in his one-man show. Cost: Wise is taking time off from the play to pursue film and television Adults $10 work, including a role in the upcoming Joe Pesci and Danny Children (6-12) $6 Glover film, "Gone Fishing." His final performances as Clay are today, Friday, and Saturday. The show is about Cassius M. Clay, a native Kentuckian and Nancy Ross, a member of the com- cousin to Henry Clay. It is told mittee restoring White Hall. from his home. White Hall. Clay's father owned many Clay had a long political life, slaves, and early in his life Cassius dedicated mostly to the abolition of developed an abhorrence for slav- slavery. ery. Throughout his life, Clay was a He vowed to fight slavery as leader of the anti-slavery campaign. much as he could. He published a short-lived news- "He got into many fights with paper. True American," which sup people," Ross said. "He was an ported his views. abolitionist, which was unusual for Alan Kincer/Prooress He was also captured and Kentucky at that time." imprisoned during the Wise is a Louisville actor who Mexican War. has worked for the Actors Theater KHOIO suommeo He was a friend to Abraham for 10 years. Actor Steve Wise plays Kentuckian Cassius Clay in the one-man play. The Lion of White Hall: Lincoln and almost chosen as his He has also worked with Stage running mate in 1860. One: The Louisville Children's Clay was an ambassador to Theater and Pegasus Rising. Cassius Clay's legendary life as abolitionist, politician, statesman Russia for eight yeas. The show is being videotaped His life, from the 18th century to and tapes can be bought by the 1840— Clay is elected to the legislature from Fayette County. his death in 1903, is told in two sec- public. 1810—Cassius Marcellus Clay is bom to wealthy land and slave 1845— Clay's anti-slavery newspaper, the True American, is pub- tions. The money will be used for the owner Green Clay in Madison County. lished from its office on North Mill Street in Lexington. Its pub- The first, 'The Lion of White restoration of White Hall. 1830s — Clay attends Yale University to study law, where the lec- lication ends when enraged citizens pack up his presses. He Hall," is told from Clay's own mem- tures of abolitjonlst William Uoyd Garrison Inspire him to fight resumes publication of the paper in Cincinnati. oirs. Those interested can call slavery. 1857—Captured while serving as a captain in the Mexican War. He The second half, "The Carolyn Floyd at 606-263-8892. 1835— Clay wins seat in Kentucky legislature from Madison Country. is released from a Mexican prison. Legendary Lion of White Hall," Nancy Ross at 606-263-4306 or 1854—Clay helps to found Berea with John Gregg Fee. tells how "he roared so much," said Sharion Morgan at 606-263-6597. Theater department "Wall" provides step for Lexington dancer needs few good men BY ALYSSA BRAMLAGE let" indicates that it doesn't use 1996-1997 Arts editor classical ballet techniques. BY ALYSSA BRAMLAGE Lexington Ballet day after the auditions end. The Lexington Ballet begins its "Firebird," on the other hand, Arts editor "Our Country's Good" has 22 new season on Saturday with an is a classical fairy tale, using Schedule All aspiring actors, here is your roles available, but because many of eclectic collection of pieces. tutus, pointe shoes and classical call. the roles are dou- Three very different ballets will ballet movements. The theater bled, only 11 be featured on opening night, one "The Wall" is more modern in Alice In Wonderland department is hold- If You Go actors will be of which was choreographed by a movement and in costume. Nov 1-2 ing auditions for two needed. member of the Lexington Ballet. Cesler will not be performing in the war to coming of age and This fairy tale comes to life on upcoming plays, J i m "Opening night is a gambit of in his own ballet, but does have dealing with the trials of life. "Our Country's When: Moreton is the everything," said Cara Meade, roles in "Firebird" and "The The Wall" Part I consists of stagethis season. Good"and "Ghost Sept 18-19 at 7 p.m. director for "Our spokesperson for the Lexington Edge," the other featured ballets. nine selections from Pink Floyd. Nutcracker Ballet. ^ . Walk at White Hall." Country's Good." The choreographer does the Dec 13-15,17-18 Auditions are Where: "It is about our David Cesler choreographed casting for the performance. So The Wall" based on the movie of "Firebird" The popular Christmas story of Wednesday and Campbell 137 potential. It basi- he could have cast himself, but This Russian fairy tale comes Thursday at 7 p.m. in cally says that we the same name. did not, Meade said. to life in three scenes with music Clara and her nutcracker Campbell 137. are as good as "We're very excited because he Davide Reuille has been cho- Who: by Igor Stravinsky. prince. Anyone who someone will has been with us for several sea- sen for the role of Pink, the lead The story unfolds the magical wants to broaden Anyone who wants to act-no allow us to sons," she said. in The Wall." Giselle The ballet is described as con- relationship between a prince and their acting horizons experience necessary be,"Moreton said. the Firebird who is under a spell Feb 14-15 can audition. You "Ghost temporary and uses nine selec- by an evil sorcerer. don't need any expe- Walk at White tions from Pink Floyd. "The Edge" A classic tale of love just in "David choreographed the The Edge" is new this season. Together they battle the evil rience, either. Hall" has less It is a neoclassical ballet choreo- Kastchei and his monsters in an time for Valentine's day. "If we need you and you're good rehearsal time, but actors perform piece, and we picked it up," enchanted garden. eight te 12 shows per night for four Meade said. "It debuted at Ballet graphed by the late Patrician you'll get cast," Jim Moreton, chair O'Lade for the Louisville Ballet It is a dramatic ballet choreo- of the theater department said. nights Under the Stars in Lexington." graphed by Kirt Hathaway and "Ghost Walk" takes place in "He does a lot of work in Los and is now being given to the Just make sure that you can make Lexington Ballet. influenced by the late George If You Go evening rehearsals. White Hall and is based on the life of Angeles," she said. Skibine. Cassius Clay's family. Typically the dancers don't get It is performed to the Victorian Whan: Some roles may be called every music of Sir Edward Elgar's He created this production for night to rehearse, but some of the The audience moves throughout to choreograph the ballet's perfor- the ballet de Marquis de Cuevas Sat Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. smaller roles will get nights off. the house and witnesses vignettes of mances. "Introduction and Allegro for Strings." and later restaged it for Harkness If you want to audition, you will the family's life. "We typically have guest chore- Ballet and Dallas Ballet. be asked to do a cold reading. This production is a fund-raiser ographers," Meade said. Lexington Opera House on One of the guest choreogra- Tickets are available at the After filling out a form of the for the Theater Scholarship Fund in "The Wall" Singletary Center for the Arts. Broadway and Short St. times you are available, the director conjunction with White Hall State phers is Kirt Hathaway. Lexington Ballet's David Cesler They can be reached at 606-257- assigns you to pairs or groups of Park. Hathaway was the associate choreographed this contemporary 4929. Tickets: Available through three. Jeffrey Boord-Dill is the director artistic director for the Lexington ballet based on the popular rock Tickets are $20 regular price, Singletary Center for the Arts. Then you read for the director, he for "Ghost Walk at White Hall" Ballet in the 1992-1993 season. and roll classic. $15 for students and seniors, $10 Call 606-257-4929 may ask you to read several times or For more information, call the He choreographed The story follows Pink, a rock for children and $8 for the second just once. theater department at 622-1315. "Firebird"for the company. star, reflecting on his life, from balcony. The cast list is usually posted the The term "contemporary bal- growing up after losing his father W J Limit one por cusuinu'i Noi (Topi oadcrsOnly) with im> .i coupon in discount Please clip and bring this coupon ■ WEICOMES ITS NEW ACTIVES Tanning packages for EKU students AMAINCJA BuRkAll TAMARA SAINdERS Single visit $2.50 with ID GRETA DEATON HEATHER SIMPSON 10 visits $20 BRANdy CAICIWEII 15 visits $26.25 KRISTIE SIZEMORE AINGEI CHINN ANNA STANIEY We really do want your business! 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It made me many times as she wanted to. more comfortable singing For more information call a job? 1-Mt-42MJSAF or contact your Her lilting soprano voice earned and performing. I left the house for local Air Force recruiter. her a music scholarship with the I just liked getting out on the first time and was out on my University Singers at Eastern and a stage. Performing like that own. It was scary at first I'd never singing position this past summer every day made me so com- paid bills before, that was hard. We for Hot Country Sounds at King's fortable to go out and sing to a spent the summer with all these \ Island amusement park crowd. I didn't get nervous after a people and we won't see them w while. I just got up and did it. I sang unless they all come back next year Lorle Kinser How did you get the job with another girl and two guys in to sing for King's Island. 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Science 100 and 200 level students Anyone who takes part will be are offering other students on cam- asked to sign a consent form. The pus an opportunity to actually rap- clinic is free of charge. pel]. Students should dress appropri- They find it to be most fun in ately and not wear short-shorts or class," said Major Judy Greene- sandals. Baker, operations enrollment offi- Greene-Baker said you don't cer. have to join anything to participate The military science students in the clinic. rappell as part of their curriculum. A cadet demonstration is also The first "how to rappell clinic" planned for the clinic. Greene- invites students to come out and Baker said they have made plans give it a try. for the Kentucky Army National "They (military science stu- Guard Aviation unit to come in with dents) enjoy doing it, so we thought a helicopter. other students would, as well," said They will fly over the field, and Greene-Baker. Eastern ROTC staff members will Classes will teach participants rappell out onto the field," Greene- the basics, like the proper way to Baker said. put the seat on. Participants win be The unit will be there unless inspected before attempting to rap- their services are needed to help pell. residents who *are fighting "They're all certified rappell Hurricane Fran. masters," said Battalion Sgt. Maj. For more information call, 622- Shannon RatWf/Progress Hatfield. 1215. The event will be canceled if Shannon RatWI/Progress SFC Rawle Somersall looks toward the ground as he glides down the wall. Everyone will get to practice one it rains. Police administration major, Jackson Ball and SFC Rawle Somersall demonstrate how to untangle your ropes when rappelling. ► Residence Hall Association X RHA Awareness Week makes students main focus p.m. on Sept. 16 in the Powell It's open to BY MABIE Mofmr shirts, concert Lynch said the reason for the you can come back and buy some Building, and the 24-hour open every resident tickets and noise policy came about because so more money," Lynch said. Activities editor house announcement will be made. and non-resident We want to hear CDs. Food ser- many students were leaving cam- You only get to buy more money "Food, folks and fun" is how "Nobody will know before student. Students what the students vices will be pus. one time. An auction will take place Michael Lynch, Residence Hall hand," Lynch said. will find out how serving free They said the residence halls later in the evening, and students Association president, describes Only about four people will the voting turned think about K. hamburgers were too noisy," Lynch said. "So, can bid on many gift certificates; Awareness Week '96. It kicks off know the results, and share it with out, and learn and coke. Other we really want to know if that's the two large one topping pizzas from Sept 15- 20. everyone at the meeting. what to expect Michael Lynch, refreshments case or not We're going to listen." Snappy Tomato, an Eastern laundry The RHA is inviting every stu- "Hoop De La" is the first activity and how it will RHA President will be sold. If students need a better under- bag and a stereo are included in the dent campus-wide to come out from planned to get students on the com- affect them. RHA will be giv- standing about the noise policy, this auction. their residence halls and join in the petitive side. The three on three "A Jot of peo- ~ ing away gift forum is the place to find out and Throughout the week, RHA staffers week-long activities. basketball tournament will be 7 ple, we feel, on certificates, a voice your opinion. will be making rounds in different At 6 p.m. Sunday in the Powell p.m.- 10:30 p.m. in the Weaver campus need to know about the 24- pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses and Concluding the week's activities residence halls. Building, area council workshops Gym. hour open house policy, even if sweatshirts from the bookstore. will be "A Touch of Vegas," 8 p.m. They'll be going door to door will be held for everyone. The cam- There is a $20 per team fee and they don't live in one of these build- On the 19th, a forum on the on Sept 20th in the Keen Johnson talking to people," Lynch said. "Ifs pus is divided into six areas and all you can register in Beckham Room ings," Lynch said. noise policy will be held at 7 p.m. in Building. This is the third year, and a lot of fun, you meet people and the areas have a council. Each 100. The teams can be co-ed. Be ready to put on your dancing the Dupree Hall Recreation Room. last year it was a huge success. people get to ki v you." council will be divided into their Trophies will be given out to 1st shoes because Z-103 is coming to The RHA has had a lot of com- Admission is only $1 and dress RHA is for everyone who is a respective positions. and 2nd place teams. Free T-shirts Eastern to "Rock the Ravine" from plaints through students calls and is semi-formal (women in dresses part of campus life. The group is They're going to basically find will also be handed out. 4:30-6:30 p.m. on Sept 18. through e-mail. The noise policy and slacks and men in ties). With always involved in activities geared out how they are supposed to do RHA is holding an informational Lynch is especially proud of this has stirred up some students since your admission, you will be given towards student life on campus. their job," Lynch said. dealing with the 24- hour open event He said he has worked very it has been enforced more. fake money to play blackjack and Awareness Week is offering free RHA will hold a meeting at 4:45 house policy at 7 p.m. Sept. 17 in hard to put it together. "We want to hear what the stu- roulette, among other games. prizes, free food and a good time, the Powell Building. Z-103 will be giving away T- dents think about it" Lynch said. "If you lose it (money) all, then Lynch said. Intramurals begins with new 'ideal' director BY M*we MofFTfT Students can find out about pro- said. This is one way Jewell thinks he Activities editor grams through posted fliers. Jewell wants to offer programs for can get students out of the classroom Eastern's intramural program has Jewell said students have usually non-traditional students, faculty and and allow them to gain valuable expe- a new director. *— found out which sports are offered by staff. rience. John Jewell comes from West word of mouth. He also wants to involve students Jewell has been in places where Virginia University and wants to Jewell wants to improve the intra- with the faculty and staff by possibly this has been done before, and said it make the intramural program come mural program by offering more. holding a golf tournament will get students involved. to life here at Eastern. "We do the best we can with what "I like to involve faculty and staff "Ill have them (students) do stuff "I have a lot of enthusiasm and we have," Jewell said. with a particular interest in an area, instead of sit and listen," he said. lots of ideas," Jewell sai< The new weight room is one area or as volunteers to lead outdoor Jewell said he has always been a Intramural flag footbalrus starting, in which Jewell has helped with the trips," Jewell said. gym rat and the tennis singles deadline is final toucheo. Jewell said he also wants to "I always wanted to be like my Dr. John Jewell Sept 13. "Students have the nicest and include the special needs of those high school teachers. They were cool Home: California "Our big event most state-of-the-art equipment," with a handicap. and having fun." Homecoming run," Jewell saic Jewell said. "I like the outdoor recreation area. He said they had the coolest jobs Education: bache- in the world. He kept going to school lor's & master's The run takes place Oct. "S, and Jewell's last position was running I like to get to the point; we're run- degrees from Eastern applications can be picked up at, any an outdoor recreation program at ning sports events every week," and got more involved in intramurals. Illinois in physical retail store, the intramural offrsAor, West Virginia University. Jewell said. Now, he's in his former teachers' education, doctorate if you're a student, in any physical He has always been involved in He wants to make classroom place. from West Virginia education course. The entry deadline campus recreation. teaching more experimental by mak- "I like teaching; it's fun," Jewell University in physical Amy Kearns/Progre6s isOct3. This semester he is teaching two ing it into a summer activity. He said. "I spend half my time in intra- education Mr. Ebony? Jewell said they are expecting 350 physical education courses; one is an wants to take students out and let murals and half my time in physical Favorite sport: to 400 runners. outdoor recreation program. them do things. education." Telemart skiing— Johnny Jackson, Mr. Black Lexington Soccer, volleyball and a two on "I like to expand in the outdoor "I teach class in campus recre- Jewell said there is still a lot of downhill on cross and Eastern social work major, was a two basketball tournament are program by doing skiing trips, bike ation, and I work in campus recre- work to be done in the intramural country skis special guest Tuesday as part of the planned for later in the semester. trips and backpacking trips," Jewell ation," Jewell said. area. Black Expo'96 in the Powell Building. INCRERSE V0UR CR$H FLOW. WELCOME BACK STUDENTS $2.50 NEW LARGER BED SINGLE VISIT mnawwaw MUST PRESENT & New payment for New donors make Come party where It all started 30 years ago. 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Sports editor Ty Ward recovered for the Colonels, Road to who scored on the next play when tradition One storm resulted in a 52-minute William Murrell cut back up the mid Showdown delay in action; another storm die for 17 yards brought Eastern's football team back "I turned to somebody and said, continues from a 12-point deficit to a one point 'We scored too quick,'" Eastern lead with 3:23 left in the Colonels' coach Roy Kidd said. Since 1914, the United States "Our kids never quit They hung has been a part in many wars game with visiting Troy State. in there and never gave up" and military encounters. In That lead, Eastern's first since the After a touchback on the ensuing that same 82 year period, Eastern opening quarter, didnt last long; the kickoff, Troy State quarterback threw has faced many battles with one Trojans drove 68 yards to set up Matt long down field and hit a sliding ►WKUia located In L_ particular foe. Huekamp's winning field goal from Andy Swafford for a 42-yard pick-up The conflict is with Western 29 yards out with five Green. From Richmond, take 1-75 to the Colonels'3a to Mt.Vernon. Travel 461 to Kentucky, and the battlefields are seconds left that gave The Trojans then in Bowling Green and Richmond. Troy State a 4038 vic- Somerset and pickup the tory. More ran the ball for six of Cumberland Parkway. Exit ortto Earlier, Huekamp the game's final seven 1-65 Into Bowling Green.The Eastern-Western plays, including con- The Early Years had missed the extra verun a and Cumberland Parkway is a toll From both point that could have gamo breakdown- 8 t^™ ■* road and costs $2. sides of the line, put the Trojans up by PagmB7 from the 34, before giv- the rivalry is 14 instead of 13. ing Huekamp a chance Tim steeped in tradi- "I was a little frus- for redemption tion. trated with that PAT, but as a verse "I felt like our defense would hold plays for a score to open the second The Colonels' in the bible says, 'Many are the plans them on the last series, but we gave half. Eastern's John Wright pulled and of a man's heart, but if s the worst them too much time to throw and the Colonels to within four with his Hilltoppers' purpose that prevails,'" Huekamp they got a big pass play and then got another first down," Kidd said 34-yard field goal, but on the ensuing feud goes back said. "I knew that God had a pur- kickoff, Arrid Gregory went 94 yards to the first days pose, and I just put my confidence in "This is a huge win," Huekamp said. "Coach (Larry Blakeney) talked for another Trojan touchdown that of their pro- him, and we came through" put them up 28-17. grams, with no Eastern (0-1) scored two touch- all week about the rich tradition here at Eastern." Greg Couch, who was 14 of 23 for CHADQIJEEN other football downs in 18 seconds to take the one 257 yards, hit Rondel Menendez on a On ttf Sideline rivalry continu- poinflead over Troy State (20). The Eastern opened the game with a saoNMHaMMMtaa crossing pattern that Menendez took ing as long as first strike came on a 22 yard pass 7-0 lead, but Troy answered back to in for a 63 yard touchdown. Huekamp, Shannon RatHVPrognws i this one. that senior Greg Couch floated into tie it at seven before officials delayed however, extended Troy State's lead Out of the 72 games played, 26 the hands of Bobby Washington in the game because of lightning. The with a 44-yard field goal. Then Senior Greg Couch looked to his right as Bobby Washington went into were decided by a touchdown or the comer of the end zone teams then traded touchdowns and Gregory put the Trojans up by 13 with motion during the Colonels 40-38 lost to Troy State Saturday. Couch was 14 less. Seven games were decided The second came after the Trojan were tied at the hall a three-yard touchdown run before of 23 for 257 yards, and three touchdowns, while Washington cought seven by one point fullback Joe Jackson ran off right troy State drove 65 yards in eight Eastern mounted its comeback. passes for 126 yards. Eastern will next travel to face Western Kentucky As in any conflict, there are dif- fering views on the "who won and how"d they win?" categories. ► Cross Country Eastern tallies the series as Western leading 38-31-3. The Toppers record a slightly different version at 39-31-3. In 1915, the squads squared off Ngeno learned twice recording a 00 tie, which is the only thing the schools agree on. Eastern's literary student publi- language, sport cation of the time.TALfSMAN, reported the game as a 6-0 victory for the Colonels. BTLEEPOTTEB he didn't run well when he first Sports writer came to Eastern. Western records report a 20-0 His coach at Eaatern, Rick win for the Hilltoppers. Erdmann, says Ngeno has For the '32 campaign, things Keeping up with Titus Ngeno is improved athletically over the past get a little hairier. Eastern didn't a tough job; between his classes two years. Ngeno had been just a record a game against Western on (17 hours worth towards a degree middle distance runner, but lately, its schedule, while the Toppers in computer science), his training Coach Erdmann has had him run- recorded a forfeit. (about one or two hours a day), ning cross country. Research gives light to the fact and trying to understand what Coach Erdmann had nothing that then Eastern President H. L everyone is saying, he doesn't but praise for his returning run- Donovan telegraphed Western on have much free ner. Nov. 11,1932,12 days before the time. Titus has great character. He contest. "When I first is a very upbeat, positive guy who The communication, addressed came here two values the opportunities given to 10 Western President H.H. Cherry, years ago, the him. told of Eastern's decision to cancel only people I "He is also a track nut; he ' hat year's game: could under- knows who ran and placed in "Our athletic committee decid- stand were my every race all over the world." ed sometime ago would be impos- professors, but Erdmann said Ngeno is a very sible to play Western this fall... now I can dedicated athlete who trains all Our team too light to engage understand the time. During this past sum- major team without danger of almost every- mer, while going to school, Ngeno injuries." body," Ngeno Ngeno came to ran every day to prepare for the Western claimed forfeit In the said. upcoming season. record books the Hilltoppers claim Ngeno came Eastern from two victories for the same day that Erdmann told this story about to Eastern from Kenya. Ngeno that happened last year: year. Chad Queen/Progress the Kalengin The game in question with An assistant coach told Erdmann Part of the men's cross country team, from right to left Rob Hartman, Mike Sill, Ken O'Shea, Brian Gingerich and tribe in Kenya, he should let Ngeno throw the Eastern is listed as a 1-0 win, while Africa. Even though he didn't they also defeated the University of Charlie Moore, cool down after the team beat Kentucky by 13 points at Woodford County Park Saturday. javelin. Erdmann finally agreed, start running competitively until and before the final round, Titus Louisville 58-0. his junior year in high school, he ended up beating everyone except won Nationals both his junior and the returning conference champi- The Present Era senior year. on. The Toppers head man has Eastern breezes past UK He heard about Eastern changed four times since 1964. through alumnus Tom Taylor, Ngeno said he learned to throw That's the first year Coach Roy BY CHAD QUEEN when he was younger; the boys of a pack leaving in 30-second inter- Colonels The women grabbed the who was teaching in Kenya at the his tribe would chase antelope on Kidd took the head coaching reins Assistant sports editor vals. first five spots and eight of the top time. When Taylor offered him a at Eastern. Saturdays with spears, and he "It was just different," Mandy 10 finishers. chance to go to the United States used that experience to throw the Kidd has directed the Colonels Jones said. "You're trying to catch Due to the threat of severe to run, Ngeno didn't know what to for 35 of the 72 games in the As the skies opened up at javelin. Woodford County Park last week- the people in front of you." weather, the men's meet was short- believe. Last Saturday was the opening series. Western Kentucky new- Two Eastern runners had the ened from 3.1 miles to two. "I didn't know if he (Taylor) comer, Coach Jack Harbaugh, has end, Coach Rick Erdmann's cross meet for the cross country team, country squad began its season vic- fastest times in their fields. In the The women also ran two miles, was being serious," recalled Ngeno, along with teammates been at the helm for seven games but some runners cut part of the Ngeno. "I was very competitive of the series. torious against the University of men's race Ngeno claimed the top David Machungo and Scott Kentucky 22-35,1547. spot in 1018, while Jones claimed course. There were seven cited, while running in high school, but I Fancher, led the pack. "In the games we've been four from UK and three from was taking it easy when I wasn't involved with, we've had bitter dis- "Coach was kind of worried the ladies crown in 12:24. Ngeno had a winning time of Eastern. That group had 35 sec- running, so it took about a year to 10:18 in the two mile race, helping appointments and our greatest tri- because a few days before the In scoring a meet, the top five onds added to their times. get all the paperwork done." meet, a kid in Berea was struck by runners get points based upon their Eastern win with a score of 22 to umphs," Harbaugh said. "If s what Saturday, the team travels to In high school, Ngeno compet- UK's 35. football's all about." lightning and killed," Titus Ngeno finishing spot. After tallying the Oxford, Ohio for the Miami (Ohio) ed in the decathlon and the half said. team points the lowest score wins. Ngeno is not sure what the Western used to be a member Invitational. mile. He acknowledges that he future holds for him of the Ohio Valley Conference, Both races had a different start- Eastern claimed four of the top wae a better runner in high "111 probably go back home to leaving in 1981 to become a I-AA ing format than usual; Eastern and seven spots in the men's race, with school. He says the different food my family and sleep for a long independent in football. UK started three of their runners in the top three spots belonging to the See Cross Country/Page B8 and weather were factors on why time," he said. Eastern remains as one of the charter members of the confer- ence. ► Volleyball "I think once they got out of the league, that took something out of it," Kidd said. "Many years it'd be Eastern and Western Colonels setting saga continues after opener fighting for the league champi- onship." BY CHAD QUEEN against the host Carolina team los- assists to her total, Stinson con- 15-2 and tost the fourth 8-15. graduate assistant Fred Lin, volun- Leading up to the '81 season, Assistant sports editor ing in three games: 10-15, 7-15, 5- tributed four. Western claimed the conference Polvino's squad sealed the win teer coach Sharon Morley, or crown eight times, while Eastern "The saga of the setters contin- 15. Against Oklahoma and Illinois- "Emily gets the call against 15-12 in the final game Stinson con- senior co-captain Shelby Addington grabbed seven. ues." Chicago, they forced four game American," Polvino said. "She goes tributed 41 assists for their final will make the trip.. matches, but came out on the los- out the first game, and we won 15- match, while getting a team high The team opens play against Eventually, life outside a confer- Eastern volleyball coach Geri 2." ence forced Western to look at Polvino made this statement after ing end. nine digs. Indiana State, then sets it up They finished the competition Stinson wasn't slated to run the After the team returned to prac- against Coastal Carolina in the alternative plans, including going her team opened play last weekend assists game for the Colonels, but to a .ion-scholarship version or in South Carolina. with a different setter than the one tice Monday night, Stinson had to afternoon. possibly even canning the pro- who started. because of the team's shortage of leave because she got sick. The team finishes round robin The Colonels setting duties are "Ozge (Akincinbay) did a won- setter's, she has been training for Before the season began, play Saturday. First against Buffalo gram. currently being shared by two true her adjusted role But Western has salvaged its derful job," Polvino said "She gets Polvino lost a setter who withdrew and then Kent State University. freshman: Ozge Akincinbay and wiped out and cant play the fourth "She (Polvino) told me not five from the university. Amanda Polvino said she plans to get her program from the chopping Emily Stinson. match. She just got sick." minutes before the match I was the Deerhake, the only returning set- block. team ready this week by working In the University of South Akincinbay had 37 assists each setter," Stinson said. "It wasn't real- ter, is out with an ankle injury. on defense and more consistent In the 'COs, Western is 24-39 Carolina tourney, Akincinbay set in the South Carolina and ly nerves, but I felt some pressure." Tomorrow the Colonels face serving. and Eastern is 58-17. for three matches, while Stinson Oklahoma contests. In the Illinois- Eastern's match against their second test of the season in "We're looking at some tough "It's an in-state rivalry; we still stepped up in the final match. Chicago match Akincinbay played American University went the full the Kent State Invitational. Class competition," Polvino said. "But want to play them and beat them," In the beet three out of five in all four games, while Stinson saw five games The Colonels dropped schedule conflicts hit three people we're not facing Oklahoma or Kidd said. game matches, Eastern opened action in two. Akincinbay added 13 the second 6-15, picked up the third on the team. If a uncertain whether South Carolina." ' f I I The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September ia 1996 SB7 I When: 8 p.m. (EST) Sat Wham: Bowling Green, Smith Stadum Coverage: Channel 36, WTVQ; WEKY 1340 AM A M # THROUGHTHEYEARS Ml leads series 38-31-3 Rrst mfflgm meeting. 6-0 win. scored In number* _ EKU34, WKUsays series, EMJ in series on WKU6 «won2(W) wins 51-21 Saturday THEOFFENSES EYSTOCKTC iHiMtoppefs' [receiving ♦ Western (2-8 in '95) returns 16 starters, wftt- ♦ Eastern (0-1) show numbers last week threat and an tie talent on the offensive side of the ball. At the helm of the against a tough Troy Slate-defense. ATI-Arrierican orjtton-oriertted offense Is JufJofquarterback Wfflte Taggart? he Cototi^^^^Hwn tor running the bail, and they candidate for taittoaok Is Antwan Floyd, these two made up most of will against the HII!R8ps#*tfm*WitI1arn MurreU and Daymon 1996. 'Western's rusNng yards last year, coming In second In Ofv. I-AA. Carter. This season, Taggart is averaging 159 yards per game, whfle Floyd But after seeing quarterback Greg Couch put up some averages 135. impressive numbers agatost the Trojans (14 of 23 for 257 yards and They're a good option team, and thafs what we faced test three touchdowns), Western coach Jack Harbaugh said he is worried week, and it hurt us," Eastern coach Roy Kidd said. "If yotrfry to about a threat through the air. defend Taggart, then he'll flip it to Floyd." Eastern has a set of dynamic wide receivers hi Bobby If the Hilltoppers decide to go through the air, they have one of Washington and Rondel Menendez. Both had career games against Tl the nation's best receivers hi Joey Stockton. last week. THEDEFENSES *. JACK f M HARBAUGH *^ ^ ahdhfe ■ defaneive squad wil l without i:neba<| ♦ Victor a one-game be faced Justin Stephens, who hurt his knee in their 44 suspension, but DavkJ s still out with a with the rovertlme win over Murray State. Stephens, who v partially torn ligament in But with Hyl; task of stopping 'rest of the year, was the HBItoppers fourth leading tackier. Senior back, the advantage definitely goes to the Eastern's Bryson Warner toads the defense, which Is more experienced that Colonels. two-man tost year. "I think they've got two bona fide Afl- running They're a better football team than test year," Kidd said. Americans to (linebacker Tony) McCombs and game. Harbaugh and his HBItoppers wil be looking to improve on (free safety Chris) Guyton," Harbaugh Its performance against the Colonels last year. In losing at Hanger Field, Western surrendered 38 points to the home team, going down 38-14. The HiBtoppers gave up 451 yards of offense to Eastern. Comments I BRIAN SIMMS CHRIS GUYTON (26) and BOB HEAD will help lead the Colonel secondary Tims Urn: CHAD QUEEN, CHARLES HAY (archives) against Western quarterback Willie Taggart and his fleet of receivers Design: TIM MOLLETTE RUNDOWN YOUR HUNGER WITH ONE FOOT. 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Sports editor ond among individuals with his 67. becomes a problem. in the women's tourney, one from Scheduled to compete are seven "I think well be all right with the Andy Games fired an even par 70, Smither credited the low score to Division I (Dayton), but coach Sandy squads from around the region. women," Erdmann said. "We've got Both Eastern's men's and and newcomer Brent Marcum shot a his team's good play and the fact that Martin was still satisfied. The team squares off against four freshman wrn".! need to run women's golf teams returned from 71. Senior Chris Bedore and Mike the greens were some of the best the "I was very pleased with the Cincinnati, Wright State, Ball State, with the upperclassmen." Dayton, Ohio this past weekend with Whitson shot a pair of 73's. team has ever seen scores," Martin said "Last week was Louisville, Xavier and Toledo. "The men, I really don't have a feel first place performances. "Everyone played very, very well, Next for the men is the Murray just a real nice opener." Erdmann said other teams may be for yet" The men claimed the Dayton especially Kris O'Donnell, Andy State Invitational. Eastern shot a total of 31& added at the last minute. Ngeno hopes to give Erdmann a Invitational by six strokes over Games and Brent Marcum," Smither "The competition just keeps get- Erica Montgomery won the indi- Last season, at the same meet, feel about his ability this weekend. Xavier, while the women were 32 said. They're aD very confident, and ting tougher and tougher each vudal title with her 74. Jaclyn Biro the Lady Colonels claimed first He said his off-season training strokes ahead of second place now if s just a case if they can put it week," Smither said. shot a 77, Beverly Brockman fired a place against the University of should help. Findlay in the Lady Flyer together." Smither said it has been five 79, Julie Bourne had an 88 and Lori Michigan and the University of Tm kind of excited because if s Invitational. Bedore, the team's No. 1 player, years since Eastern has played Tremaine finished with a 95. Pittsburgh, among others gonna be a huge meet," Ngeno On the men's side, Coach Lew was questionable about playing this Miller Memorial, the site of the tour- Next, the Lady Colonels will trav- As for this year's encounter, said. "It'll tell me if I'm in good Souther's Colonels were only one season because of his conflicting nament, and much of his team has el to play in the Tennessee Tech Erdmann said some new faces need shape or not, even though I did run over par for the 18-hole tournament class schedule, but Smither said never seen the course. Classic in CookeviDe. \ to step up: Jenny Brown, Sara all summer." THE EASTERN PROGRESS Advertisers call* Call your iVIaVv the ad rep today to reserve your ad for next week. 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