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This News Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Eastern Progress at Encompass. It has been accepted for inclusion in Eastern Progress 1992-1993 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Weekend Forecast: ACCENT ARTS Friday: Showers, high in the 60s. Record breaker Enter Sandman Quilters Saturday: T-atorms, Markus Thomas breaks Understanding the Musical opens in high in the 60s. Gifford Theatre Sunday: Showers, high all-time rushing record subconscious mind in the 60s. PageA-10 Page A-7 Page A-8 THE EASTERN PROGRESS Vol. 71/No. 8 12 pages October 8,1992 Student publication of Eastern Kentucky University. Richmond. Ky. 40475 © The Eastern Progress, 1992 Suit filed against city over access By Joe Castle city of Richmond follow a schedule to News editor comply with the Americans with Dis- abilities Act," Abell said. "The ulti- Former Richmond resident and mate goal is to have Richmond adopt Eastern student David G. Miller filed a schedule for compliance and then a federal suit against the city claiming actually follow through with it" Richmond has failed to develop a Abell said the suit asks the U. S. schedule for complying with the District Court in Lexington to force Americans with Disabilities Act the city to adopt a schedule for having (ADA) and asking the court to force standards for handicapped accessibil- city officials to create such a schedule. ity "applied to public accommodate Robert L. Abell, attorney for and offices.'' Miller, who is a paraplegic, said the The suit, filed Sept. 28, seeks no ultimate goal of the suit bringing about cash settlement for Miller, Abell said. changes to make Richmond more ac- In June 1991, Miller presented a cessible to disabled people. "The suit seeks a decision that the See SUIT, Page A6 Local nightspots bypass regulation
By Joe Castle Mudd said he is admitting under- and Susan Gayle Reed age patrons to his other bars because he thinks the regulation is unclear. About a month has passed since "The regulation is so vague and the Kentucky Alcoholic Beverage the ABC has been reluctant to answer Control passed a regulation ordering questions clearly or enforce it," he bars not meeting certain guidelines to said. "That puts licensees between a refuse admittance to patrons under 21. rock and a hard place, not knowing But some Richmond night spots are what to do." still admitting underage customers. Mark Cocanougher, owner of Robert Mudd, owner of Phone 3, O'Riley's Pub, also admits under-21. Botlk'sTavem and The Bottle's Neck. "Yes, we are letting them in, and said he is allowing underage patrons other than that, I have no comment," insidc„ but for two different reasons. he said. Underage patrons may legally en- Paul Ramsey, owner of Bubble's ter Phone 3 because the establishment Cat Club, said his establishment le- qualifies as a concert hall. gally admits underage patrons because "We have concerts there. We're it is considered a music hall. still trying to decide what to do with Bottle's." he said. See REGULATION, Page AS Student indicted on crack charges Progress staff report cording to the office of U.S. Assistant Attorney Ken Taylor, who is pros- College students to protest in Frankfort Cortez Graves, a 20-year-old ecuting the case. former university student, who was When Graves was arrested the first By Mark White "I think it will be important for the sically said 'do not come back without will have to be handled on an indi- arrested twice on drug charges, was time and sent to the Madison County Assistant news editor governor to know that it is important 2,000.' It is extremely important that vidual basis." indicted Oct. 1 by a federal grand jury Detention Center, his bond of $5,000 to the students that we don't get any from the eight universities, we have a The proposed cuts the students in Lexington on two counts of posses- at 10 percent was posted by Joseph Students from universities across further bud- very respect- will march in protest of was the pri- sion of crack cocaine with the intcrit to Smith. the state will march on Frankfort on get cuts," able amount of mary topic of discussion at a meeting distribute, and with possession of drugs Graves' roommate. Bob Davis, Oct. 14 to protest possible further cuts said Pete people," involving all university presidents and on the grounds of a public university said Smith is a friend of Graves' from in higher education. November, 6 6 Our goal is to have Neuroth said. the governor and his budget staff last within 1,000 feet of a primary and Florida and that he will be the charac- "Our goal is to have over 2,000 student gov- over 2,000 students at "If a stu- Thursday in Frankfort. secondary school. ter w imess." His lawyer is supposed to students at this march between all the ern men t dent desires to The governor pointed out that he Graves was arrested Sept. 25 in contact me and tell me when the hear- universities," said Doug Leopold, vice president at this march between go to the rally didn't know if there would be any his Mattox Hall room after postal ser- ing is," Davis said. "They're going to president of the student association. U.K. then it would more budget cuts, said Hanly vice investigators and university po- bring Mr. Smith up to testify that he'll Leopold said the student associa- Julie all the universities. 59 be up to that Funderburk, university president lice discovered 144 individual pack- hold full responsibility for Cortez and tion hopes to have at least 250 stu- Neuroth, student to go Funderburk said the governor ets of crack cocaine that had been that he won't be a 'flight risk.'" dents from the university there. president of —Doug Leopold talk with their slated that he would not know the delivered through the mail from Mi- No new date had been set for the Buses to Frankfort will leave from the student BH^^^^^^BMBB ■^^■■■■H professors budget condition until the report for ami He was subsequently re-arrested hearing at press time Wednesday .The Alumni Coliseum at 12:45 p.m. on association, about getting it first quarter was in. on Sept 28 by federal agents. date for Graves' trial, however, has Oct. 14. said the main thing needed was stu- cleared to miss class," Funderburk "He said the state was not far A bond hearing was scheduled for been set for 9 a.m. Nov. 16 in Lexing- "The plan is to meet at Kentucky dent backing. said. "If they can't, they should think enough along in the fiscal year to Monday but was recessed in order for ton. Postal investigator Steve Whalen State University at 2 p.m. that day and "When we went and rallied last twice. determine what the status was," Graves'defense attorneys to have time said the investigation to find who else to march from there to the Capitol year about health insurance, we had a "There may be a test that day and to bring in a character witness, ac- was involved is continuing. building steps," Leopold said. couple hundred students and they ba- those kind of things so I think those See PROTEST, Page A6
Registration up INSIDE State expects best turnout since '76 □ Tammy Gee is new Home- coming Queen, David Hawes By Mike Royer million people. The pre- increase in voter registration. and Jamie Gorrell win Home- Graphics editor vious record was 2.1 mil- Democracy Inc. used corporate coming race and Phi Kappa lion in 1976. registration drives, a toll-free tele- Tau and Delta Tata win best It looks like a record 2.731.200 Ken- phone number and the lure of free float in Homecoming week- number of Kentuckians tuckians are eligible to pizza toppings to entice potential vot- end. are planning to get out vole. ers. See Page A9. and vote this Election A Madison County Long distance phone company Day, Nov. 3. tally will be known in MCI and Democracy Inc. sponsored Jim Curtis, a spokes- about two weeks, accord- a toll-free phone number that allowed Accent A7 man for Secretary of State ing to Madison County people to register by phone from July Arts/ Entertainment A8 Bob Babbage, said the potential exists Clerk Mary Jane Ginter. 1 to Sept. 22. The phone drive netted Activities A9 for this to be the highest number of Curtis attributes presidential poli- 8,759 potential ballot casters. Classifieds A4 people registered to vote in 15 years. tics and efforts on the part of Democ- Dominos Pizza locations in Lex- People poll A3 According to Curtis, as of Sept. racy I nc., a non-partisan group started ington offered a free topping to cus- Perspective A 2&3 30, the last day a count was taken of by Babbage to increase registered Sports A10.11&12 those registered, the total was over 2 voters, as reasons for the projected See REGISTRATION, Page A6 Progress graphic by MIKE ROYER ■ ■ A2 Perspective The Eastern Progress Thursday, October 8,1992 THE EASTERN PROGRESS Wfe £>or*T \\kwe f\«\JM (Sgji&ti(Jine5 ,^ t^rsplAy Susan Gayle Reed Tim Blum TrtarNfrS \\exe /vr -rwe LXBK**.^ / Bar Editor Managing editor Stephen Lanham, Bo Robertson George Roberts. Karyn Tessman StafT artists Copy editors MSer TH6M.VJ A Opinions expressed herein are those ot student editors or other signed writers and do not necessarily represent the views of the university. Student editors also decide the news and informational content. Eastern Kentucky University is an equal opportunity, Affirmative Action employer. Any complaints arising by reason of alleged discrimination should be directed in writing to the Affirmative Action Officer, Million House, Eastern Kentucky University or 622-1258.
EDITORIALS Get it together Library guidelines must first be set to be observed ibraries across the nation celebrated dures and tailor the exhibits accordingly. *"' the freedom to read about and be Library director Marcia Myers said the exposed to diverse ideas during "Banned homosexual organization could set up a display Books Week" last week. The week elsewhere on campus since the library is commemorated the First Amendment of booked for the rest of the year. But that defeats the Constitution that guarantees free the purpose of having it The library is a cen- speech and free press. trally located learning center But perhaps at this where every university student university, a week AT A GLANCE is likely to spend some time. should be devoted to Also, library display gives exploring the right to The issue more legitimacy to the objects expose and be exposed □ being displayed. Sure, there are to ideas that do not fall The library committee has bulletin boards on campus into the mainstream. not yet set any specific where items may be hung. But Gotta love those 'Bushisms' Members of the guidelines for library dis- how many would take seri- plays. Last week some members of the comment on the matter at all, saying, Gay Lesbian Student ously any display occupying Society of Professional Journalists "The president's words speak for Service Organization □ Our opinion the same space as advertise- spent a few hours registering folks to themselves." vote. Perhaps. And if that's the case, tried to get permission The committee needs to ments and pizza coupons? To those who took a minute to fill Bush had better take some of that to set up a display to get its act together quickly Nowhere else on campus out a card, way to go. Just don't forget campaign money he's getting and buy commemorate Coming and come up with some may items be displayed with as to vote Nov. 3 or registering won't himself a better speech writer. specific guidelines that have done you any good. But,Imustgive credit where credit Out Month in October. much care and as least risk of To (hose who failed to register, is due. Bush is not the only idiot on the But they were told both maintain standards being damaged or stolen. Or shame on you. "U2 can pay higher 01X68," he Republican presidential ticket Dan the display may not and ensure fairness. with as great an audience. But I guess it will be your own crooned, with a sly smile as big as Quayle also deserves a little spot in fault when you become dissatisfied Texas. "U2 can be unemployed, U2 the limelight. meet the library's Perhaps one guideline the with the election results. If you choose can forget life as you know it if the Of all the idiotic gems Quayle has display guidelines, though no specific library could adopt would be to put a reason- to pass on your right to vote, then I governor of Arkansas gets in office." mined this campaign, the most price- guidelines exist at this point. able limit on the amount of time one exhibit is don't think you have any right to com- But wait, there's still more. less Quayleism is the one about how plain about the state of the nation. Just Monday morning 1 pick up the the debates will not be fair because Al The seven members of the library displayed. The African American exhibit which go ahead and take what you get handed. paper and discover that Bill Clinton Gore surpasses him intellectually. committee need to get their collective will be coming up this spring is a legitimate But, back to the point at hand. has— now get this, folks, — been It seems rich, snotty little Al was a shtick together and hammer out some and needed display. However, is it fair to allow While registering people to vote, guilty of supplying loans to Iraq. product of private schools, while poor you're not really supposed to voice Bush also said (yuk-yuk) that he little Danny Quayle had to suffer the guidelines that meet the library's needs any one particular display, regardless of con- your opinions on who to vote for or would consult (ha-ha) Boris Yeltsin indignities of a public school educa- while retaining fairness to individuals or tent, to occupy every display case in the with which political party tobecome and (ho-ho) real important guys like tion. Nice slam on public ed, there affiliated. that about foreign policy and let Bill Danny. Keep it up. Perhaps you groups who wish to provide displays. library for an entire semester? But now that registration is over, I Clinton (now, this is the kicker, folks) thought this statement would give Charles Hay, chairman of the commit- Also, the committee will be the first to say just have to say that our president has consult Boy George. (Hoo-hoo.) explanation for the potato(e) blunder. tee, said he has no idea when the library that setting up proper displays costs money. had a bang-up week. If I hear one That George. What a riot. Who knows? more stupid thing come out of George Those statements may very well But I guess I'll stop here and pre- committee will meet again to discuss the But perhaps organizations could submit their Bush's mouth, I think I'll buy myself be attributed to the president's well- pare for the load of nasty letters from guidelines because the group is research- ideas, along with approximate cost, and con- a Bush doll and smack it around until publicized use of the drug Hak ion. Or all the Bush-supporting Republicans ing guidelines from other universities. tribute a portion to the library or come to a the violent feeling passes. else he may just be succumbing to pre- out (here. For example, there were the idi- election jitters. You decide. I'd say something about the lame We understand the library wants to compromise with the committee on how to otic remarks about die rock band U2. Even though Bush has absolutely idea of Bush's desire to air the presi- maintain guidelines for keeping attrac- provide an attractive display for the least The Irish rockers have been a thorn in no proof of any sort to back up his dential debates during three major the President's paw by incessantly tive, interesting displays. But that desire amount of money. Either way, the committee crazy statements, he took up about an sporting events, but I'd hate to per- telephoning the White House, request- hour on the Larry King Live show just petuate that Ross Perot myth about should not overexpand to make it seem as needs to get together, review its research and ing to speak to Bush. His refusal to to perpetuate the type of sleaze he has female reporters and the idea that this if the library frowns upon displays that come up with a new set of guidelines... fast. speak to the group has been widely reamed Clinton for supposedly spread- is all just a testosterone thing. publicized on MTV. ing. You know, that by questioning the could be considered controversial. The The library should maintain professional Bush, in his usual groan-inducing Even White House officials are men and their issues I'm merely an- committee needs to get those guidelines standards without squelching ideas. Most way, made an attempt at sarcastic hu- apparently embarrassed by this latest other woman reporter trying to show hammered down so those who wish to set would be willing to meet the guidelines if only mor which flopped like a big wet carp. bit of blatant stupidity. They refuse to my manhood. up displays could follow proper proce- they existed. LETTERS FROM OUR READERS GUIDELINES FOR LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Eastern Progress en- to the newspaper and must contain Letters should be mailed to courages readers to write letters the author's signature, address and Outraged by cartoon There is absolutely no reason always find it easier to look for and/ to the editor on topics of interest The Eastern Progress, 117 telephone number. Carboncopies, Donovan Annex, Eastern Ken- that Christians should be singled out or talk about the bad in a person or to the university community. photocopies and letters with illeg- I am writing this letter in and portrayed as bad people by the tucky University, Richmond, Ky. group of people rather than the Letters submitted for publi- ible signatures will not be accepted. 40475. response to a comic which was staff artist of the Eastern Progress. good? cation should be typed and no Unsigned letters will not be ac- printed in last weeks Progress. Or is it freedom of speech that longer than 200 words. Because cepted. As a Christian, I found it Sherry Coker, allows such accusations to be of limited space, the Progress The deadline for submitting a PHONE: 622-1872 or appalling to be categorized with the Williamsburg published without taking into may condense letters over 200 letter for publication is noon the 622-1882 KKK and the Nazi's. consideration the facts and the words. Monday prior to Thursday's publi- FAX: 622-2354 The KKK violently persecuted Cartoon offensive feelings of others? Letters should be addressed cation. and killed Blacks, while the Nazi's The person portrayed in the tortured and murdered Jews. Over the course of the last few illustration as a Christian could Christians have harmed no one semesters, the frequency and more properly be called a "claimed- and do not promote hatred toward offensiveness of articles and to-be-Christian." All religious any member of the human race. illustrations bashing Christianity has doctrine that I have studied does not HOW TO REACH US We have beliefs about right and reached an intolerable level. support the behavior that was stated wrong based upon the Bible. These articles and illustrations or implied in the illustration. People who do not share these have presented narrow-minded and However 1 am very much aware beliefs are not persecuted, tortured distorted views of Christian of people claiming to be Christians News Sports x0 p|aCe ^ afj. or murdered. behavior and beliefs, the latest of who exhibit the said behavior. JoeCastle... .622-1882 TedSc™* 622'1882 Religion has been brought into which illustrates a "Christian" It is these "Leftists" that receive the Presidential election this year. standing next to a "Hitler Youth" the media's attention, thus giving ,. . m Arts & Entertainment Display ads Christians, like anyone else, will and a "KKK" member. true Christianity a bad reputation. Amy Etmans .622-1882 '"" *»**» 622"1882 D»» *■•" «*■«» weigh their priorities, consider the The roles of Hitler and the KKK I guess that the author of die issues and vote for the candidate arc clearly defined. These groups illustration is unaware of the fact Activities Photo Classified ads who best represents them. violently suppressed the rights of Bobbi Jo Shk5kls that true Christians hate the sin but Angie Hatton 622-1882 622-1882 Esther Livingston 622-1872 It is as simple as that. others because they believed that not the sinner. Christians love all I think it is very inappropriate to they were superior. peoples, yet hate all sin —just as stereotype Christians the way this Also, they ruled in violence and Christ does. This concept is not too Subscriptions are available by mail at a cost of $1 per issue; $15 per semester; or $30 per year payable in comic has done. terror at the expense of many hard to grasp. advance. Contact Esther Livingston for details. The Eastern Progress is a member of the Associated Collegiate If a staff artist is going to put innocent lives. Press. Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association and College Newspaper Business & Advertising Managers, down one group of people, he Therefore, how could anyone Inc. should find fault in each and every classify a true Christian with Kathy Ponder, Amie The Progress is published each Thursday during the school year with the exception of vaction and final group of people in this country and Goerschler, examination periods. Any false or misleading advertising should be reported to Adviser/General Manager Dr Supremacists? Elizabeth Fraas, 117 Donovan Annex, Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 40475 or 606 622-1880. ridicule them through his comics. Is it because mankind seems to McGregor Hall 9— 1 ■ -, The Eastern Progress, Thursday, October 8,1992 A3 Another view Homosexuality is not a disease PEOPLE POLL An estimated 10 percent of the donate, but still would like to help, we By Dennis Ferrell world population is homosexual. will also gladly accept your money! Homosexuality is found not only Every cent will go toward the pur- Did you register to vote? What influenced your decision? among humans, but also among spe- chase of books for Ellendale. Dona- cies from insects to primates. tions may be anonymous if necessary. We may be contacted by writing to Michelangelo, Tchaikovsky, Willa "Yea. Not because Cather, Walt Whitman, Sir Francis GLSSO. c/o Ellcndale Hall, Campus "Yes, because I Mail, or you may contact me after 11 of my civic duty, feel that It Is very Bacon, Margret Puller, and Bill Tilden but because I want Important for are among the many acknowledged the Book of Job for an hour (I felt that ajn. in my office (ext, 1505). It is our hope that this project will to vote. I think this everyone to be homosexuals famed for their accom- I had a lot in common with Job at the will be a close heard In the plishments. provide a "safe" place for those who time). Unfortunately, to get good in- wish to remain anonymous to gain election and every nation." The American Psychiatric Asso- formation on being gay, you often vote will count." ciation does not consider homosexu- need to be an "insider." information (no one will ask your name ality to be a mental disorder. and your presence there will be kept in It is for these reasons that I chose strict confidence). We also hope to Homosexuality is not a disease. It to become involved in forming the cannot be "cured." Gay-Lesbian Student Service Organi- provide a ready resource to the coun- It took me two years to learn these selors at Ellendale Hall, and to supple- zation (GLSSO) at Eastern. Granted, ment the collection already ex is ting in and other facts about being gay, and it the name is long, but then, so is the list took much longer for me to get to the the Grant Crabbe library. Check it 3 CTPK of services we can offer Eastern. At out! point that I could comfortably and present, we've got several irons in the Suzanne Hall, junior, broadcast- confidently discuss my orientation. Oct. 11 is national coming out Anson Washington, junior, finance, fire including offering to speak to day, a special holiday and a chance to ing, Grayson. Ashland. Coming out and living as a homo- classes or organizations, a gay film sexual in a heterosexual world can be celebrate who you are. In honor of this festival, gay pride or gay history dis- occasion, I have a challenge for you. one of the most stressful things a per- plays, training to facilitate "coming son will ever deal with. The reactions Our group will be celebrating from "Yes. I think we do out" support groups, and in any way the 1 lth through the 17th of this month "Yes, so that we to the discovery of "gayness" vary possible, making information avail- still have a very don't have four more from person to person and range from able to all interested people, whether and you can help us out by showing small voles, and ws your support If you own T-shirts or years of the Republi- a strong feeling of relief and joy ("Life gay or straight. should uss it. There can administration." is finally making sense)!" to depres- buttons supporting gay-lesbian rights, Is a lot of junk going Where do you go to find this infor- wear them. If not, pick a day (or sev- sion and suicide ("How can I live my mation? With thecontinued (andmuch on In politics today, life as an outsider? How can I face my appreciated) help of Calvin Tolar, we eral days) and wear red. Be proud and so ws need to uss all family)?" show us that you support us and our our small voices to are in the process of setting up a "gay efforts, whether or not you are gay In my case there was severe anger, reading room" at Ellcndale Hall that is sttsmpt to make a confusion and a lot of alcohol. Al- yourself. And a final challenge: go to Changs." open and accessible to everyone. the library or to Ellendale and learn though I was sure that I knew many The fust donations of books have gays and lesbians, I did not feel that I ONE fact about homosexuality. This already been made and include every- in itself will help more than you know. knew them well enough to ask for thing from factual information on ho- advice or information. The resources In closing, we'd all like to say mosexuality to fiction, travel guides, "thanks" to all of the people at Eastern in my hometown were pathetic at best and local newsletters. Our collection Justin Lynott, freshman, elemen- Pamela Sexton, sophomore, art, The library contained three books, the for the outpouring of support that tary education, Troy, Ohio. is growing quickly, but we'll need a we've received so far. With your help, San Diego. mental health center was not familiar lot more to make it work! If you would with crisis lines, support groups, etc., our efforts are working! Thank you, like to help, please let us know! We EKU! and a local priest was so uncomfort- are eagerly accepting donations of any able with discussing homosexuality Davison is a graduate student in "Yes. I feel that it Is "Yes. It's s matter applicable reading material. If you of option. If you that I changed the subject and disc used don't own any books that you want to biology from Richmond. Important for people to vote because don't vote, you everyone counts, don't have a right and In order to make to complain about Bad tippers give me hives a change, everyone the government." has to do their part." Normally, I'm a pretty easy-going Last week I had a table of seven land of guy. I don't freak out when ladies (and I use the term loosely) who someone steals my parking spot. I Bo ordered alcoholic drinks, ordered ap- don't say anything when a professor Robertson petizers, got their meal on time, and springs a pop quiz. had dessert I'll even smile politely as you are My turn For the two hours that they were being so kind as to let me know when there, I gave them great service. I I've put on a little weight. made them laugh and made sure ev- Nicole Poole, freshman, manufac- Jason Vlnson, freshman, The only thing that will disturb erybody had what they wanted. I even turing, Louisville. undeclared, Mount Sterling. my normally Zen-like state is when except breast feed you. gathered a bunch of other waiters to I'm at work and get a bad tip. Why do I do all of this for you? sing"Happy Birthday" to one of them. I' ve worked at the Chi-Chi' s Res- Is it because I love you? Is it be- For all my anxiety and hassle I taurant in Lexington for over 2 years cause I'm a dedicated professional received a spanking new dollar bill! I now and have seen it all. waiter who loves to see his patrons get realize some people don't know how I've watched as you demanded a good healthy meal? Is it the huge to tip or why. Let me tell you. your food like a spoiled child. salary they pay me ($2.13 an hour Most restaurants pay their wait- "It's been 10 minutes since I or- with time off for good behavior)? No! ers $2.13 an hour. Yes, 1 know it dered. Where's my food? I want it I do all this work for you to get sounds unbelievable but the govern- NOW!" you' ve screamed. I've cringed tipped! If your waiter does a good job ment allows the restaurants to pay University Center Board Presents e, at your droll sense of humor. for you, it's because they want your serversa different minimum wage than "I'll be right back with your ticket, money. If you want good service it is anyone else, even though we work sir," I'll say with a courteous smile. only right and polite to reward it with every bit as hard, if not harder than Hugii Borde's World Famous "That's OK. We're not staying a fat tip. I know all of the excuses. most other $4.25 an hour jobs. for the drawing," you'll say with a "I'm sorry, I didn't realize the Don't bother filling out a com- robust laugh. meal would cost that much." Or, "I'm ment card to our managers asking TRINIDAD TRIPOLI STEEL BAND That joke gels funnier every time too broke to afford to tip, too." them to give us a raise. I don't know I hear it. I can't help but giggle as I Speaking on behalf of all waiters, about other restaurants, but none at write this. You'd better believe that I have taken it upon myself to let you mine has ever gotten a raise no matter all of us waiters go back to the know ...WE DON'T CARE! how long they've worked there. breakroom and tell those knee-slappers Waiting tables can be the most Finally, if your waiter does a good again and again. back-breaking, unrewarding job ever. job for you, then tip them at least 15% I've risked life and limb for you to Servers go through so much pressure, of the bill. It's polite, it's reasonable, explain to the line cooks in the kitchen they're lucky they don't have heart and your waiter will gladly figure the why you feel your hamburger tastes attacks. amount for you if you have trouble like something the dog contributes to I have a friend who told me, "I'd with percentages. our planet, Line cooks are not known tip better but I'm a college student, so Not everyone is a bad tipper. For for their ability to take criticism well. I don't have very much money." those of you who tip well, I love you. I lift heavy trays risking hernias. I Well, for all those who have used As for the rest of you, keep in mind run a marathon to get you your twelfth that excuse hear is some good solid that your waiter is the last person to refill of Dr. Pepper. I struggle to help advice. Go to McDonald's! If you see your food. If that doesn't scare you understand your menus which can't afford to tip. it'sOK. Just cat fast you into treating your server right you apparently spend less time read- food or go to the grocery. then nothing will. ing than Ray Charles does. I do all the If you can't afford to tip, you can't Robertson is a senior journalism things your mother used to do for you afford to eat out. It's that simple. major from Lexington. Committee to V distribute The chapter of Pi Beta Phi grading survey would like to welcome and congratulate its new A family group comprised of Progress staff report initiates and pledges. Richard, Emile, Brian, Carlton, Bianco, Charlotte Borde A Reno Borde, David Goddard •£ Steve Springer The faculty senate ad hoc commit- • 1972 Grammy Award for gold album "Liberace Presents" tee on grading is about to begin dis- • 18-month engagement as major attraction at "Expo *67" THURSDAY tributing a survey to university faculty Pledges and students about a possible change • Two command performances for the Queen of England in grading policy. • Two-year tour with Liberace ♦ OCT 15 • The survey, which will be given to Debra Baker Heather Lampley • One-year tour with Sergio Eranchi all faculty and 10 percent of the stu- • Winners of Hummingbird Medal Award in Trinidad W.I. 11:45-12:45 dent body, will ask respondents to Jennifer Carstens Tisha Lawson give their opinions about two versions Carrie Conley Melissa Manis • TV Appearances: Ed Sullivan, Mike Douglas, David Erost of a possible new grading policy. Diane Cudd Corrie Oswalt • Over 40 major state fairs at the Version 1 proposes to change the • Over 325 major colleges and universities university grading system to include Carrie Cunningham Amy Scaravilli • "European Tour" (6 months) the grades "B+" and "C+." CORNER The new grades would have val- Valerie Hubbard Meagan Shire • Major hotels & concert halls ues of 3.5 and 2.5 respectively regard- Deisa Humbert Tiffany Shockey • 1977 to 1981 Milwaukee Summerfest ing grade point averages and would be • National management conventions used in undergraduate and graduate Shelia Justice Angie Sullivan • Corporate and private club engagements classes. Melinda Kirk Hilary Tremaine A second version would also • Command performances for the last two presidents of U.S. FREE change the system during a two-year trial period to include the same new grades, but would not be reflected in New Initiates grade point averages until after a study CENTER determined the new system's impact. Eastern Kentucky University ^ Committee members are Sylvia Abbi Lineken Davis,RickClewett,PaulWirtz,David «4%*f*vt<*4 »/ Allgier and Ella Hunter. Margi Rauen D<**i B9MD LJ^= _o A4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, October 8,1992 Campus news Gay, lesbian student group PROGRESS CLASSIFIEDS Place classified ads before noon on Mondays. S2 for 10 words.
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Laurie Davison, co-founder of the sexuality." Myers said. No obligation. No cost Gay Lesbian Student Service Organi- One concern Myers has is the re- You also get * FREE Mail handlers needed immedi- zation (GSSO) said, "It is hard to live homophobia can be attacked once the ception of those who do not under- HEADPHONERADIO ately to process large amounts of our lives with secrecy and shame. We issue of homosexuality is discussed stand and feel that gays are a threat. jugt for calling mail. FAST CASHISend a self- SKYDIVING INSTRUCTIONS - want to live our lives with an ounce of openly. GSSO would like to see appointed 1-800-932-0528, Ext 65 addressed stamped envelope for Train and jump the same day staff members address gay students' dignity," Davison said. Jeannie Wood, 20, from Radcliff ALL STUDENTS! Now inter- details and application to: ABC for ONLY $90! Lackey's Airport, is heterosexual and feels that people concerns, openly gay counselors work Along with Davison. Joe Abner, viewing for immediate evening Mail Processing, P.O. Box 159, US 25 South, 6 miles from By- the other co-founder of the club, is are starting to realize the extent to with gay students, a stocked library on and/or weekend openings in Dixon Springs, TN 37057. Pass, turn right on Menelaus Rd. excited about GSSO becoming the which the organization has a right to homosexual topics, and create offices newest addition to Eastern's list of full inclusion in all aspects of society for gay-student services. Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. For Info call over 200 student organizations. and at the university. At other universities such as Lexington and Richmond. Fundraiser- Looking for top 606-623-6510 or 606-986-8202 In order for its 21 chartered mem- "I feel that it is their life," Wood Stanford, students persuaded the insti- $7.15 TO START. Must be fraternity, sorority, or student weekends. bers to be eligible for recognition as a said. 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Firstimer women play action at the time of membership. prefer to have as your lover is your tin and the University of Minnesota, openly lesbian students were elected employees needed to help us FREE. Activities for Recreational Organizers say the movement on choice." mail our diet brochures from "Sportswear company that sells riders. $4,000 in prizes. Camp- campus is being fueled as undergradu- The difficulties that some gay stu- this year to serve as student govern- dents have faced have made them even ment presidents. home/dorm. $100 PT/$500 FT! merchandise to sororities and ing. October 17/18. Ski Butler, ates become more open about identi- fraternities is looking for a respon- fying themselves as gay, lesbian or more determined. The organizaton members say that No experience necessary. KY. 502/484-2998. bisexual. "We're no longer going to sit by they have not faced harassment spe- Employees needed immedi- sible individual to be a campus "The problem is not that there are silently," said Davison. "If a hetero- cifically as members, but they also say ately! No gimmicks .. . this is a representative. Work one night RECORDSMITH buys, sells and lesbians and gays; The problem is that sexual couple were told that they could many straight students have not heard real job! For application send and average $50 to $100 per trades used compact discs and there is homophobia and misinforma- not hold hands or kiss in public, they of the organization. self-addressed stamped week. Knowledge of retail sales cassettes. EKU By-Pass across tion about homoscx uah ty," Abner said. would not stand for it, and we're not "We achieve one ideal of a univer- envelope: and the Greek system is helpful. from Pizza Hut. Davison and Abner founded the either. 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Jennings. ing, which included calisthenics, with end up before the board, which was For anyone who ever won- Donna Kershaw, a former Eastern fellow cadets prior to her injury. created by the General Assembly to dered how honest the media is student, filed the suit in Madison Cir- Martin said that according to the hear cases brought against the state, in reporting the presidential cam cuit Court on Aug. 28 of this year. report, the cadets split into teams to which includes state universities. paign, their questions are about play basketball after the exercise and According to KRS 44.012. "The to be answered. Kershaw alleged in the suit that The Eastern chapter of the she fell and seriously and permanently Kershaw's knee popped when she Board of Claims shall have exclusive Society of Professional Journal- injured her knee in an Air Force ROTC planted her foot during the scrimmage. jurisdiction to hear claims for dam- ists is sponsoring a forum called, exercise on Aug. 29,1991. Kershaw's attorney, John Polk, ages. . . against the Commonwealth, "Rating the Media." Kershaw further alleged that "the would not comment on the events sur- its cabinets, departments.. .while act- The question printed on fli- negligence and carelessness of defen- rounding Kershaw's injury. ing within the scope of their employ- ers advertising the forum is, "Do dant (the university) in failing to pro- "I don'tcommenton lawsuits while ment by the Commonwealth." the media distort the news about vide adequate training for and super- they are pending,'' Polk said. Black said the matter has been the candidates?" Progress pinto by BOBBI JO SHIELDS vision of the exercise, and failing to Although the suit was dismissed referred the university insurance car- To answer this question, four Andrea Burks (right), a sophomore math major from provide an instructor for the same,*' from circuit court, it can still be filed rier for the time being. area media personalities will Harrodsburg, tutors Gearl Hembree. ■ freshman from Barea, In make up a panel which will dis- tho now developmental math lab In the Wallace Budding. cuss the topic. Naval Glee Club to perform at Eastern The panelists scheduled to appear are Bill Bishop, colum- Students give extra effort By Steve Wolf The concert starts at 8 p.m. and is music for every person's inclination. nist for the Lexington Herald- Leader; Paul Blanchard, a pro- Staff writer totally free of cost, even to university From folk classics to pop tunes, sea Centerboard, the organization in fessor in Eastern's department in new math tutoring lab chanteys to classical music and the of government; Ferrell Land lubbers beware. The Navy is charge of bringing entertainment to Naval Hymn, the midshipmen sing a Wellman, election analyst for ByR« CtovaSteve WolfWnlf directorj: . ofr developmentalj._._i • math,.%. who_J coming. Eastern. vast variety of tunes. Kentucky Educational Televi- Staff writer is now on leave from the university. Not all the Navy, only a few musi- Glee club members will be enter- The group is traveling through the sion; and Marie Mitchell, a re- "We felt the need for develop- cally inclined midshipmen of the tained after the concert by a social country in support of the Naval Acad- porter for WEKU-FM. If you are one of the 2,500 stu- mental students is different than that United States Naval Academy. mixer with the university's 10 sorori- emy Candidate Guidance Program. The forum will take place dents in Math 090,093 or 095 and are of the regular college math student. The Naval Academy Men's Glee ties in the Grill, according to the Dean They have been performing in con- Oct. 14 at 7 p.m. in the Jaggers struggling through the university's That's why we felt we needed the Club is bringing its musical talents to of Student Development, Skip cert halls, churches, and schools, and Room of the Powell Building. basic math requirements, there is now lab," Stribling said. the university Monday, Oct. 12. Daugherty. have made appearances on network The discussion is free and help available. Part of the funding for the lab The 80Glee Club members will be "The Grill area will not close, and television, including NBC's *Today" anyone interested in the issue is The new developmental math lab comes from the Federal Perkins Vo- performing an hour at Brock Audito- all other students are welcome," show, ABC's "Good Morning invited to attend. has opened in Wallace 342 with 10 cational Applied Technologies Grant rium in the Coates Administration Daugherty said. America," and NBC's award-winning computers loaded with tutorial pro- which the university will be receiving Building. The glee club tries to incorporate "Christmas in Washington." grams. through 1995. The remainder of the The lab has 33 student tutors who money comes from the math depart- work in the lab daily with two or more ment budget REGULATION: Local bars bypassing ABC ordinance tutors scheduled from 10:30 am. to The lab is designed to lower the Continued from front began serving food, is selling items (ABC commissioner), Carl Harmon, 2:15 p.m. during the lab's busiest failure rate of students in develop- understand my superior has explained hours. "I'm not trying to skirt the law. I supplied in part by Taste of Texas, also Jim Clayton from the governor's this regulation to him," mental math courses. By this stan- "The tutors are very good , some dard, future grants will be renewed or don't have a liquor license," he said. said End Zone owner Chuck Knapp. office, and someone from the lieuten- Harmon said bar owners may plas- are graduate students, some education Knapp said he has tried unsuc- terminated. "The reason I opened this place up ant governor's office," he said. "They ter their walls with signs welcoming majors with math emphasis, but they wasn't to sell beer. It's to sell music, cessfully to contact the ABC regard- told me nothing at all." underage patrons, but no violation According to Ghosal, about 50 all enjoy math," said Mary Ann percent of the students enrolled in sell the bands." ing his bar's status as a food-server. Harmon said bar owners have been occurs until they are actually caught Ghosal, math lab manager. "I've tried calling them since it provided enough information through having them in the bar. developmental math courses receive The ABC regulation exempts Marda Stribling, the developmen- failing grades. "We think we can re- musk or concert halls and restaurants. first went into effect," Knapp said. the media to know what the regulation Harmon said, there is one thing tal math coordinator, said that the num- Nichole Harris, manager of The "Carl Harmon (director of enforce- calls for, and will be cited if caught underage patrons should remember. duce that number, but the students ber of students in the lab has been need to come in and give us a chance," Zoo, said under-21 patrons are admit- ment for the ABC) called back and left admitting underage patrons. If the ABC finds them in a bar, increasing."Last week we had 145 Ghosal said. ted because it is a restauran, serving a message for me once, but I haven't "He (a bar owner) will pay like even if they are not drinking, they will contact hours (time students are in the The lab is open on Monday, sandwiches, ribs and chicken wings. talked to them yet" anybody else if he gets caught," be subpoenaed to testify against the lab). That was double from the previ- Wednesday, and Friday from 8 am. "We're hoping to have more," Mudd said the ABC doesn't pro- Harmon said. "I have talked to Robert owner of the bar they are in, he said. ous week," Stribling said. until 5 p.m. On Tuesday and Thursday Harris said. vide enough information to licensees. 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J 10-31-92 (not valid with other offers) (not valid with other offers) i ^^vwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv^^ A6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, October 8,1992 \ Campus news SUIT: Resident files lawsuit REGISTRATION: Kentucky against Richmond over access expects high voter turnout Continued from front •The committee is supposed to Continued from front develop a transition plan (for compli- Richmond City Commission which list of demands to the Richmond City ance with ADA)," Worley said. tomers who registered to vote with will be filled by one of three candi- Commission which asked officials to The object of Richmond's plan for them when they ordered. A total for dates: Ralph Walton, Tom "Tobe" make city sidewalks and bridges handi- accessibility compliance includes im- this drive has not been tallied yet Tobler and Al TribWe. City Commis- capped accessible. proving conditions for all disabled Those who have registered will be sion elections are non-partisan. Miller also asked for a $200,000 citizens, Worley said. sent a postcard in the next few weeks Robert F. Stephens will run un- cash settlement and said if the city did "We want to make things better telling them the precinct where they opposed for justice of the Supreme not meet his demands, he \*ould file a for all handicapped individuals," can vote. Court from the state's Fifth District $3 million federal lawsuit Worley said, "not just those who have The ballot for this year's election Janrose "Jan" Tunnell will also run Abell said the demands made in trouble managing on the sidewalks." is filled with a wide array of candi- unopposed for a spot on the Madison the suit aren't unreasonable. Contrary to what the suit claims, dates and issues. County Board of Education. "The complaint isn't that the fa- Worley said Richmond has a schedule There are seven candidates for There will be three constitutional cilities aren't installed today," Abell for ADA compliance. president as well as vice-president of amendments on the ballot in Novem- said. "It's that they haven't even "The city's schedule, as it is, has the United States on the ballot in Ken- ber. By law, Kentucky's constitution adopted a schedule.'' been to address problem s as they come tucky. Incumbents George Bush and can only be amended through a popu- However, city manager Ed Worley up," Worley said, "and it will stay as Dan Quayle represent the Republi- lar vote in the general election. The said Richmond has already taken such regarding major construction cans. Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton and amendments were selected by the state strides toward compliance, including items. As they are identified, we ad- Tennessee Sen. Al Gore are the Demo- legislature earlier in the year during putting TDD equipment in offices such dress them, as our budget will allow." cratic party hopefuls. the General Assembly. N€j$US as the fire and police departments. According to Worley, Miller has Independent Texas billionaire On the ballot this year is Constitu- TDD allows speech and hearing lodged the only complaint, which the Ross Perot and retired Army Colonel tional Amendment No. 1, which would impaired individuals to communicate city manager said makes a statement James Stockdale are back in the hunt allow charitable gaming in Kentucky. Super Saturday over the telephone using a keyboard. for the city's accessibility. for the Oval Office. Also vying for the It is popularly known as the "bingo" "We've also installed a complete "Given the fact that we have had top spot are the candidates from the amendment audio-visual system in city hall to no other complaints, and looking at Libertarian Party. Taxpayers Party, Amendment No. 2 would allow ONE DAY ONLY! allow anyone who wants to to partici- Main Street," Worley said, "we've New Alliance Party and the Natural state elected officials to succeed them- pate in meetings held in there, like city done a lot. We used to have a number Law Party. selves in office. As it now stands, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH 9 TO 6 commission" Worley said. of sidewalks that ended in steps." United States Sen. Wendell H. Kentucky does not allow the governor Although city hall has an elevator, The city spent $ 1 million renovat- Ford goes for another term against (and several other elected Constitu- Worley said some disabled people ing Main Street, Worley said, which GOP state Sen. David L. Williams. tional officers) to run for a second can't use it due to its small size. included improving accessibility. The Libertarian Party has fielded consecutive term. This amendment if 15% OFF Other changes the city has made Worley said that although Miller's James Ridenour to go to bat in the U. S. passed, would be enacted in 1995, ALL NEXXUS PRODUCTS are handicapped-accessible restrooms is the only complaint he is aware of, Senate race. exempting Gov. Brereton Jones from and access ramps at city hall and the city officials have learned from him. The battle for the 6th Congres- its provisions. A NEXXUS REPRESENTATIVE WILL police station, Worley said. "Whenever you have an individual sional district will be between two Amendment No. 3, also enacted in BE IN OUR SALON TO ASSIST WrTH Worley said the city also has a suffering from physical handicaps, you men without any experience on Capi- 1995 if approved, would allow the committee appointed to examine the can always learn from them," Worley tol Hill. Republican Charles W. governor to appoint the now elected • Free Hair Analysis & Consultation accessibility issue. said. Ellinger will try to beat Democrat positions of Commissioner of Agri- Scotty Baesler, who is currently mayor culture, State Treasurer and Secretary • Free Nexxus Samples of Lexington. of State. • Register to Win Free Gifts PROTEST: Students to march Republican Barry C. Metcalf will The amendment would also do try to wrestle the 81 st state representa- Continued from front away with the Railroad Commission, they were receiving from the state say tive district from incumbent Harry and the offices of Register of Land Funderburk said. four years," Jelsma said MoberlyJr. Office and Superintendent of Public C1M2, JCP»nn«y Company. »oc. Sherry Jelsma, secretary of the "It's really too early in the year to There is one spot open on the Instruction as elective offices. JCPenneyJ State Cabinet of Education and Hu- tell. 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We'd prefer it typed and double-spaced, but will accept your scribbles if neces- Jreud* s * fFRe Interpretation sary. of Dreams* offer* answers Sandman come addresses The deadline for entries is Thursday, for writer's sCeepfess nigfits aduft dreams, tfiemes Oct. 22, at 3 p.m. First, second and By Marsha Taylor third place stories Staff writer will be published in the Progress on the ^W /I ave you ever had a rcoccurring dream and Existing somewhere between shadow and dream time, Oct. 29 Accent page. /■fr would like to know what it means? I have. There an ebony castle hosts a lonely man with chalk-white C %• is one dream that I have had over and over for skin. His eyes arc as dark as a pool of black ink and his First place winner the past few years and it goes like this: will receive $20, sec- demeanor is, as it is most all of the time, grim. The I'm about 17 years old and going to a high school in a image. Lord Morphcous, master of dreams, keeps his dark ond place winnerwill big city. I am the star player on the ball team, get great receive $10and third vigil over life's sleeping children. grades and everyone really likes me. At the same lime /' m The Sandman, published by DCComics, is one of today's place winner will re- considered to be a troublemaker and a tomboy. During most critically acclaimed comic books in a field that is ceive $5. some point in my dream I become a sergeant in the Army becoming increasingly more adult-oricnlcd in tone and con- Send submissions and a famous musician. tent. to Amy Etmans, Ac- Sigmund Freud, a world renowned I9th century dream The cutting edge comic has won many awards, including cent editor. 117 interpreter thought that dreams arc the opposite of the way prizes for contests mat have never before nominated other Donovan Annex things really are. Examples in Stuart Holroyd's "Dream stories that arc in a comic-book form. (next to Model Labo- Worlds" suggest that if person dreams of murder, it signi- The comic, published almost three years, tells stories that fies their safety in future endeavors. Thus, something ratory School). focus on different people's dreams while they sleep. The standing for something else. Sandman, the god of dreams, often is merely a supporting So, just what does this dream mean? That is what I character in his own book. wanted to find out, and so, like any good college student, Most of the stories revolve around adult issues faced by I hit the books. has been dealing Uiat a person's moral Inside nature comes to life during a dream. most people uxlay. Stories on sexuality, madness, the home- Interpretation In order for a dream to be interpreted, it must be broken down less, lost identity and spirituality arc explored on a regular ■ Culture Fest According to Sigmund Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams" into many individual parts. These parts, or symbols usually have a basis. published in 1900, my dream can be broken down into the following standard meaning. The Sandman is the crcationof British author Neil Gaim an, features modern who has published many novels on mythologies, past and art in Giles Gallery, interpretations. The ball playing represents my need to be accepted For instance, if you dream that you arc jumping into a body of as part of an elite and recognizable group, as does my good grades water where the moon is reflected off of it, men it symbolizes the present A8. desire to be reborn or start a new life. According to Freud, any dream In Sandman. Gaiman has created a whole new pantheon and popularity. of gcxls, called the Endless, who represent different facets of Being in the Army is pretty easy to interpret. This is simply a way with water signifies birth and the reflection of the moon symbolizes ■ Homecoming the mother's bottom from which the child is bom. human life. for my subconscious to fulfill a lifelong wish. I have always wanted The scries presents storylines in live to eight issue arcs, race, float winners, to be in the Army, but due to a hearing loss, I have been unable to. Symbols revolving around the same group of characters, and then the A9. Premonitions While many symbols in a dream can only be interpreted by next three to five issues usually present self-contained one Dreams have been studied for many years, but still not a whole knowing the history and thoughts of the dreamer, other signs have issue stories. lot is known about them. a prc-csiablishcd meaning. For instance, according to "Dream The scries has received critical, as well as commercial, B Markus Thomas It has been shown that some dreams arc premonitions, some an Worlds," to scca snake means sorrow, but to kill one predicts future acclaim for deeply interlocking stories that require a great deal breaks school unconscious solution to a real-life problem and still others arc a way success. To dream of women arguing, means serious trouble to of thought and study. Publications such as Newsweek, The rushing record, for the body to fulfill an impossible or unrealistic wish. come. To dream of men arguing means jealousy in store. Wall Street Journal and even Rolling Stone have published Freud believed that a dream could be a compensation for earlier Many dream interpreters feel that the best way to begin to reviews and criticism about the book. A10. misfortunes. In "Dreams," he gave the following as an example: understand your dreams is to write down everything you can The lxx>k is suggested for mature readers and sold only A woman has a dream in whichshe see's the numbers 12,5 and remember immediately upon awaking. through subscription or specialty comic book outlets. Adult Next week 17. Two months later, on May 12, her husband is killed in a car This can be difficult because most of the time you can't even material such as nudity and cursing can be found in a number wreck. Again that night she dreams of the same numbers; 12.5 and recall dreaming. But, people dream on average of about four hours of the stories, which arc not for the closed-minded. ■ International 17. She realized that her husband died on the 12th day of the 5th a night in a period called REM sleep. The Sandman is published monthly but don't be surprised month .12+5=17. She plays those numbers in the lottery and wins. Next time you have a dream oi a lughunarc, don't panic; just do if you sec him more often than that in your dreams. students Freud said that dreams revolve around things that the dreamer like I did, right it down and hit the books. A8 Arts & Entertainment The Eastern Progress Thursday, October 8, 1992 Jerry Pennington, editor Culture Theater review Fest looks at politics 'Quitters' falls short of expectations By Mandy Clifton rehearsal, so I'm hoping all the quirks By Jenny Howard Contributing writer and blunders were ironed out by open- Staff writer ing night. "Quitters," a musical about an eld- Each member of the all-female Music, politics and culture. erly woman looking back on her life cast portrays more than one character . . what more could a college experiences, is a play that falls short of in the production. The cast consists of student ask for? All of this and its original intent Jennifer Adkinson, Wendy Bernardy, more is being offered during The basic plol is the story of a lady Jessica Gilium, Nicole Grisanti, Beth the third and fourth weeks of making a quilt, with each individual Kirkpatrick, Melanie Park, Michelle the Culture Festival. block symbolizing the patterns of her Springer, Marilyn Thomas and Karen The Giles Gallery will be life. She wants to finish the quilt in Thompson. the site of award-winning al- order to hand it down to her daughters I must applaud the performance of phabet designs from the Soci- before her death. Beth Kirkpatrick. She was funny.cute ety of Typographic Designers Throughout the entire musical, I and energetic. She was the only enter- and European Posters and Signs. kept looking at my watch, wondering taining aspect of this show that I could Thisdisplay i s direct from Paris when this "entertainment" would be find. and displays more than 100 finished. Although there were a few In attending this artistic endeavor, posters from 15 countries, in- funny lines, the overall script was I can definitely say I wasn't enter- cluding several from Eastern terrible. It was very hard to follow tained in the least, and I couldn't imag- Europe. where the plot was going. Every time ine how anyone else could be amused Luncheon panels made up the characters had a new block for the either. of Eastern students abroad and quill, the action would branch off and The musical was written by Bar- visiting European students will create almost an entirely different bara Damashek and Michael Fauss, discuss recent events in Europe story. Then, when it would finally and is based on a book by Patricia and the cultural student ex- come back to the original plot, I was so Cooper and Norma Bradley Buford. change. confused I had forgotten what that Cooper and Buford are natives of the Eastern social science pro- plot had been. American Southwest who are active fessor Joe Beisinger will present The vocal performances were in preserving the history and art of "Problems of German Reunifi- strong for the most pan, but I found quilting. cation." which will focus on the some of ihe characters hard to under- Last night was opening night, and European currency crisis, the stand in both the singing and speaking performances will begin nightly at 8 industrial collapse, unemploy- parts. There were few missed lines p.m. and run through Saturday. ment, and other issues greatly throughout the performance, but when Tickets are $5 for adults and $4 for challenging German democ- trying to cover them up, the perform- students and senior citizens, and can Progrtts photo by BOBB1 ]0 SHIELDS racy. Beisinger is a specialist in ers were not very professional. be purchased at the box office or or- modern German history. In all fairness of the cast and crew dered in advance at 622-1323 from Wendy Bernardy, a senior music major, and Beth Kirkpatrick, a senior theater arts Donald Hancock, professor of "Quiltcrs," I did attend the dress noon to 4 p.m. Jessica Glllum, a sophomore theater major, major perform a child blth scene In "Quilters." of political science and director of the Center of European Stud- G MUSIC singers in the department at 7:30 Openings for six student directors Manuscripts should be mailed to The ies at Vunderbill University, p.m.. Thursday, Oct. 15 in Foster are available, and anyone is will discuss "Economics and Battery, a Metallic* cover band, National Ten-Minute Play Contest, Arts will be performing Friday and 300. welcome to audition. Actors Theatre of Louisville, 316 Political Developments in Ger- Saturday night at Phone 3 Lounge The event provides all new The Actors Theatre of West Main Street, Louisville, many Since Unification." on First Street. Shows begin at 8 singers the opportunity to introduce Louisville is accepting scripts for its Kentucky 40202-4218. For more The last of the guest speak- Calendar p.m. nightly. themselves to the campus annual National Ten-Minute Play information call (502) 584-1265. ers will be Jonathan Allison of Nonchalant will be performing community. Contest. the Department of English at tonight at Bubble's Cat Club on Admission is free and the public The theater will accept any Q ART South Second Street, followed by is welcome. original, unreproduced 10-minute the University of Kentucky. LJ Send announcements to The Giles Art Gallery will hold an Cross-Eyed Mary and the Hawkins play. Authors may submit no more opening and reception for a Graphic Allison will cover "Modern Eastern Progress, 117 Donovan Brothers on Friday and Quru a THEATER than two scripts, no longer than 10 Arts from London display at 7:30 Trends in British Literature," Annex, c/o Jerry Pennington, focusing on the fine art side of Lovechild and Electric Lullaby on The theater department will be pages. p.m., Monday Oct. 12. Arts editor Saturday night. holding auditions for directing The winners will receive the The Society of Typographic the rapidly changing European scenes at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. communities. Eastern's music department will $1,000 Heideman Award, and will Designers and European Poster present a recital featuring all the new 13 in Pearl Buchanan Theatre. be announced in the fall of 1993. Exhibit continues through Oct. 29. Are You at Risk 14" Large 14" Large Two Toppings Two Toppings & Two Drinks for HIV? plus tax $5 J5. 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Gee was also first vice member of the Runners president of the Panhellenic Council, track team and ranged in age a member of the Order of Omega, The football team wasn't the only a fifth-year se- from 10 to 61. involved with student senate. Center- winner Saturday. nior physical Right af- board and the Student Occupational Homecoming events before the education and ter the race Therapy Association. Gee was es- game produced winners in other are- health major ended, the pa- nas. corted by her father, Terry Gee. from Harlan, rade com- After being elected to the court by Dave Hawes, a senior turf man- Ind. menced down popular student vote. Gee went through agement major from Jeffersonville, Gorrell ran Lancaster Av- a tedious interviewing process, by Ind., was the men's winner for the track four years enue, showcas- which she was selected the royal rep- annual SK Homecoming race. at Eastern. Her Gorrsll inglheworkof resentative. "I was surprised,'' Hawes said. last official "**«• the teams of Gee said the panel of three Eastern "I'm really pleased with the way it track meet was in April of this year. float builders. turned out." Alumni, two female and one male Her unofficial time in Saturday's The winner of the fraternity and asked her how she felt about Eastern Hawes said he was expecting sec- race was 19:07, which she considers a sorority team float competition was how had she contributed to her soror ond-place finisher Michael Curcio to good time. the one built by Phi Kappa Tau and ity, what her sorority had given her win because Curcio had trained more "I was hoping for somewhere be- Delta Zeta. what she had contributed to Eastern for the race. tween 18 minutes and 19:30, so I was The structure consisted of a can- what types of activities she had par Hawes finished the race in 15:25, happy," Gorrell said. non which fired a cannon ball on a ticipated in and much more. They with Curcio only 10 seconds behind. For her win, Gorrell received a stick that rotated around until a foot- even asked about her new nephew. Hawes, a fifth-year senior, is a plaque for both overall winner and for ball, on the other end of the stick, Presumably, she impressed the student assistant with the track team. her class, the college age women's landed in the arms of a waiting colo- judges with her answers because she He ran four years of track for the class. nel. Colonels prior to that was crowned queen Saturday before Gorrell said Holly Moore, the Probably the most celebrated win- the game against Southeast Missouri. He has run in 15 or so similar road women's runner-up, was only about ner of the day was the new Homecom- Now that all the fuss is over. Gee races in the past year and won the 30 seconds behind her and the two ing Queen - Tammy Gee. said she has gone "back to the real majority of them. stayed the same distance apart the Gee, who was representing her world." He received a plaque for his vic- whole race. sorority. Alpha Omicron Pi, is a se- Runner-up was Tawana Walters, Progress photo by LEA ANN SILUMAN tory Saturday Eric Armstrong, of the Department nior occupational therapy major from representing Walters Hall and second Avra Taylor of Wlllllamsburg strolls along pushing her daughter The women's winner of the of Intramurals, said about 440 people Tembroke. runner up was Julie Neuroth, who Katla In the Homecoming race Saturday morning. Homecoming race, Jamie Gorrell, is competed in the race, about the same In addition to last year's Home- represented Phi Delta Theta. To Reduce Your Cancer Risk, Call 1 800 -ACS -234S. BUCCANEER Carousel Liquor; X Shoe, Inc. We've goc ihr answers 10 your questions DRIVE-IN Fri. - Sat. - Sun. 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And after the Homecoming crowd of 18,100 left Roy Kidd Stadium following Eastern's 20-10 win over Southeast Missouri Miami bias Saturday, they too may have wondered if all of the outside elements had been a distraction. "I blame myself as much as them," Kidd has voters said. "I think we were a little overconfident." Aside from the confidence factor, Markus Thomas was zeroing in on Eastern's career leaning to rushing record. Also, twochampionshipteams, the 1967 Grantland Rice Bowl champions and the 1982 undefeated national champions, were Washington honored at halftime. "We didn' t get a lot done on offense and I I'm now a believer. was kind of disappointed about that," Kidd I thought I was convinced after last said. "When you've got two teams like that season when the pollsters picked coming back, you want to blow them OUL I just Washington to share the national wanted to go out and dominate and put on a championship with Miami. good show for these guys." I had my reservations after Miami After out-scoring SEMO 94-7 the last two was the preseason No. 1 this year, but I years, the Colonels struggled to a 6-3 halftime am now thoroughly convinced that the lead. Two second-half touchdowns by Tho- NCAA, the coaches and the media mas, the second of which gave him the record, have a vendetta against the Hurricanes. put the Colonels ahead 20-3 lead before SEMO From now until the year 2000, as scored in the final minute. long as another team has as good or a Progress photos by BOBBI JO SHIELDS "Our defense did a great job," Kidd said. better record than Miami, they will win "But it seemed that when we got ahead 20-3, Senior running back Markus Thomas breaks loose - by a shlrttall - on his way to Eastern's career rushing record. the mythical national championship. they lost a little bit of intensity." Unless the 'Canes arc the only perfect Thomas netted 138 yards on 22 carries, team in college football, they will be giving him 4,588 for his career, 33 more that victimized by the bias of the voters. COLONEL NOTES former record holder Elroy Harris. He got the Never mind the fact that Miami has record after breaking free for a 54-yard touch- a team that is head-and-shoulders compiled by Ted Schultz down with 12:42 left in the game. ... above everybody else outside the NFL. Q Record watch: With 4,588 yards, Thomas now stands "To tell you the truth, I wasn't really Never mind the fact that Miami sixth on the all-time Division I-AA rushing list. He is now 950 dwelling on it that much," Thomas said. "Com- plays one of the toughest schedules in yards short of leader Frank Hawkins, formerly of Nevada. ing into this year, I expected it to happen. It the country. Thomas also needs 246 yards to surpass former Tennes- just all came together." Never mind the fact that Miami see Tech running back Larry Schrieber to become the O VC's The Colonels caught a key break just one generally wins big against other all-time leading rusher. He needs only 76 yards to Jump past play before Thomas' run. Facing a third-and- highly-ranked teams. John Settle and Cedric Minter into fourth on the all-time list. eight the Eastern 33, Crenshaw was run out- To the voters, it just doesn't matter. Q Honors: Sophomore Tim McNamee was named OVC of-bounds for a two-yard loss. But a personal They feel it is time for somebody else Specialist of the Week for his efforts against SEMO. foul call for a late hit against SEMO gave the to win the title, even if they are much McNamee averaged 43.7 yards on seven punts, and had four Colonels a first down at the 46. less deserving, as Washington was last kicks downed inside the 20. On the next play Thomas started upficld, season. O All in the family: For the second time this season, then bounced to the left sideline, where he The voters would rather base their Eastern will be playing against a team which is coached by appeared to be stopped by SEMO defenders. decision on Miami's on- and off-the- the second-most famous person in their family. Five broken tackles later, Thomas was in the field behavior than the talent level. In the Colonels' season-opener at Western Kentucky, the end zone and into Eastern's record books. The voters would rather pick on Hilltoppers were coached by Jack Harbaugh, the father of "As an individual goal, it's something I Miami playing against teams like hoped to accomplish," Thomas said. "I knew Chicago Bears quarterback Jim Harbaugh. This week's Progress photo by BOBBI JO SHIELDS Cincinnati and Florida A&M than opponent, Samford, is coached by Tommy Bowden, the son when I came here that I had the potential to do praising them for playing the likes of Wide receiver Kenny McCollum tries to outrun a SEMO of Florida State Coach Bobby Bowden. that. Being here for Homecoming made it that Notre Dame, Florida State, Penn State, defender. McCollum gained 50 yards on the reverse. much more special." Syracuse and San Diego State. The voters would rather point to the 'Canes' narrow wins over Boston College and Arizona than the lopsided No. 17 Samford wins over Texas, Nebraska, Iowa and (in most years) Florida State. Can you afford to lose your gramgrant? It is like the Pete Rose Fiasco. Rose won't get into the Hall of Fame and could present in affnrrl tn mi v unnlhpr Miami won't win another national Can you afford to^jay another championship until the people who vote can clearly sec the situation and toughest test yet $100 per semester? put their personal feelings aside. The situation has become more apparent the last couple of weeks. By Scott Rohrer Can you afford to lose your Miami had been No. I all year until Assistant sports editor last week when they squeaked by Arizona 8-7. Even though the 'Canes Eastern will face one if it's toughest tasks of the season this job on campus? beat No. 3 Florida Stale, they remained Saturday when they travel to Birmingham, Ala., to play the Samford No. 2 behind a Washington team that Bulldogs for the first time ever. has not, and will not, play a team that Samford, 4-1, is ranked 17th in the country in this week's NCAA Division I-AA poll and ninth in The Sports Network poll. Eastern is is currently ranked in the Top 10. ranked third in both polls. Let's look at the numbers. Both "This game wil be a tough one because Samford is one of the better teams arc 4-0. Both have beaten two teams in I-AA ball." Eastern Coach Roy Kidd said. "They lost in the If not, march with E.K.U., U.K., W.K.U., teams who were ranked in the Top 20 semifinals of the playoffs last year like wc did, and have a lot of big at the time. But in the latest Associated kids back this year." U.L., K.S.U., N.K.U., Morehead, and Press poll, Washington garnered 42 Samford returns seven starters from last year's 12-2 squad that first-place votes to Miami's 16. gave up only 13 points a game, including the lowest total of the season Washington's only remaining tests (10) in the semifinal loss to eventual natonal champion Youggstown Murray on the State Capitol to protest arc against No. 11 Stanford and at State. The Bulldogs are coached by Tommy Bowden, the son of Arizona, ranked 29th. Its likely Rose Florida Stale Coach Bobby Bowden. Bowl opponent, Michigan, is No. 3. "They're well coached, well disciplined and are a good, solid another budget cut against Miami travels to No. 7 Penn Slate football team," Kidd said. (Bowden) docs a lot of things like his dad." this week and closes its season with Bowden said he expects Eastern to be the second toughest game higher education back-to-back road games with No. 15 of the season. The Bulldogs' only loss came at Auburn in their second Syracuse and San Diego State, ranked game, where they were shutout 55-0. 32nd. Its likely Orange Bowl opponent "I don't think Eastern is as good as Auburn, but they're better than in Kentucky. is No. 9 Colorado. any other team we play all season," Bowden said. "I expect a physical When you consider the road game from Eastern. I expect the only kind of game I've seen them contests against Top 20 teams, Miami play- a strong defense with good fundemen tals and a tough offense." appears to have the tougher schedule. Bowden said it is clear to his players that they are an underdog, In fact, the slate is probably among the even though they are ranked in the Top 20 and are playing in their Top 10 in the country. home stadium. He said that since Samford doesn't belong to a Wednesday, Oct., 14 at 2 p.m. But aflcr viewing what happened conference, its goal is to return to the playoffs. "To make the playoffs, you usually have to win nine games," last year, ii probably won't matter. Bowden said. "That only allows us to lose three games. We know that Miami can. and probably will, continue EKU is one of those possible losses." to knock off quality opponents and Washington should keep rolling all the Free transportation - way to Pac 10 and Rose Bowl titles. Eastern Kentucky at Samford Since Miami and Washington Game time: 7:30 p.m. EDT, Saturday, Birmingham, Ala. cannot play each other in a bowl, the (WEKY-radk) 1340 AM) leaving at 12:45 p.m. national championship will again be Records: Eastern Kentucky 4-0, Samford 4-1 the subject of great debate long after Series record: first meeting the final results have been tabulated. What to watch for: Samford's only loss this season was For more information call 1724. With that in mind, write down a 55-0 shellacking at Division I Auburn. Though the Washington as a virtual lock to win Bulldogs are ranked only 17th, they are among the upper this year's title. The Huskies and echelon of teams in Division I-AA. 'Canes will again finish with identical Playing on their home field, Samford would figure to 12-0 records and have ample claims to have the edge. But Eastern historically rebounds from a the national championship. less than stellar performance with an impressive one. E.K.U.S.A. But come Jan. 2, Washington will Look for a tight, defensive battle. A critical turnover be the winner. The Miami bias will be late in the game will decide the outcome. loo much to overcome. Ted's prediction: Eastern Kentucky 10, Samford 6 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, October 8,1992 All Sports SCOREBOARD compiled by Scott Rohrer Kentucky WEEK AT A GLANCE NCAA Division l-AA Top 20 Friday Oct 9 Volleyball - Tennessee Tech 7:30 1. Northern Iowa (4) 11. Florida A&M 2. Villanova 12. Delaware Football Football - at Samford 7:30 3. Eastern Kentucky 13. McNeese State Volleyball - Middle Tennessee 12:00 4. Idaho Tennessee State 4:00 14. Richmond Cross country - Indiana Invitational 5. The Citadel 15. North Carolina A&T 6. Marshall 16. SW Missouri State Baseball - Diamond Club Invitational | EKU White vs. Georgetown 10:00 7. Youngstown State 17. Samford EKU Maroon vs. Union 1:00 8. Middle Tennessee 18. Southwest Texas State Sunday Oct. 11 9. Northeast Louisiana Baseball - Diamond Club Invitational 19. Georgia Southern EKU Maroon vs. EKU White 10:00 10. William & Mary 20. Eastern Washington EKU Maroon vs. Georgetown 1 .-00 Good Luck this Saturday EKU Whits vs. Union 4:00 Stallings 3-7. Jones 2-7. Kovach 1-7, St. 888. Indiana 896. Marshall 901. Penman 8-6. Bouldin 2-3, Fishback 1 - Michigan 903. Wisconsin 903, Miami FOOTBALL 1; SEMO: Anderson 31 -124. Liley 4-(- (Ohio) 906, Iowa 906, Northwestern 17), Esters 8-19. 907. Toledo 908, Ohio 911, Penn St. Beat Samford! QVC standings QV£ All Passing - EKU: Crenshaw 3-7-30-0, 911. Illinois SL 916. Michigan St. 917. Eastern Kentucky 2-0 4-0 Jones 1-3-10-0; SEMO: Liley 18-28- Illllinois 920, Eastern Kentucky 923. Middle Tennessee 2-0 3-1 220-1. Louisville 931, Purdue 932. Akron 933. Tennessee-Martin 1-1 2-2 Receiving - EKU: McCollum 1-16. Kick off at 7p.m. Tennessee Tech 1-1 2-2 Woods 1-13. Stallings 1 -10, Dickerson EKU Indlvldjuit 43. (t) Dean Marks 228 Austin Peay 1 -1 2-3 1 -1; SEMO: Krupa 11 -93, Layton 3- 65, Howze 1 -36. Wright 2-22. Morgan 46. (t) Mike Cahill 229 Murray State 1-2 2-3 66. (t) R.C Chase 233 Southeast Missouri 1-2 1-3 1-4. 88. (t) Clay Hamrick 237 At Samford Tackles (leaders) - EKU: Ladd 13. J. Tennessee State 0-1 0-4 97. (t) Rolf Remus 240 Morehead State 0-1 0-4 Smith 11. Moton 10; SEMO: Sanders Last week 13. Eastern Ky. 20, SE Missouri 10 CROSSCOUNTRY E. Tennessee St. 27, Morehead St.7 VOLLEYBALL Middle Tennessee 24, N. Illinios 13 Berea Invitational (Women) Team scoring NEXT HOME GAME Murray State 27, Austin Peay 10 PYC tundlngi QY£ Ail Eastern Kentucky "B" 46, Tennessee Tech 17, Tenn.-Martini 6 Murray State 6-0 10-3 Thltwtth Morehead St. 78, Carson Newman 85, Austin Peay 4-1 14-4 Berea 89, Lincoln Memorial 119, Ken- Eastern Kentucky at Samford Southeast Missouri 4-2 8-9 Austin Peay at Middle Tennessee tucky St. 137, Asbury 141, Lindsey Oct. 31 Tennessee-Martin 3-3 5-8 Wilson 154. Tennessee State at Morehead State Eastern Kentucky 2-2 4-10 Murray State at Tennessee Martin Morehead State 2-2 4-11 EKU. Individual* Southeast Missouri at Tenn. Tech Middle Tennessee 1-4 6-9 1. Michelle Price 19:02 Eastern Kentucky 20 Tennessee Tech 1 -4 6-10 4. Lisa Bunce 19:11 EASTERN Tennessee State 0-5 4-10 7. Sonja Smith 20:20 Southeast Missouri 10 Friday 11. Amy Hathaway 20:52 Score by quarters Eastern Kentucky 15 15 12 15 23. Stacy Durbin 22:01 Southeast Missouri 3 0 0 7-10 Southeast Missouri 101115 6 30. Kris Edwards 23:00 Eastern Kentucky 3 3 7 7 - 20 v.s. Scoring Saturday EKU - Duffy 26-yard field goal. Eastern Kentucky 15 12 15 15 BASKETBALL SEMO - Zimmerman 24-yard field Tennessee-Martin 8 15 11 4 Colonel Alumni Game goal. Tuesday White 133 TENNESSEE STATE EKU - Duffy 22-yard field goal. Morehead State 16 14 15 15 EKU - M. Thomas 7-yard run (Duffy Maroon 121 Eastern Kentucky 1416 8 0 kick). White (133) EKU - M. Thomas 54-yard run (Duffy hdlvMuiltlito Parr is 32, J.Stepp 21, Collins 20, kick). (EKU leaders for three matches) Bell 19. Primm 18, Great house 13, Roy Kidd Stadium SEMO - Layton 41 -yard pass from Kills - Cunningham, Zelms 32, DeCamillis 8, Baker 2. Liley (Zimmerman kick). Federmann 29. Maroon (121) Assists - Shaf er 71. Leath 43. E. Stepp 31. Pearson 22, McGill Team state SEMQ EKU Blocks - Eckland 13. Federmann 12. 21, Spence 18. Ross 13. Baines 10. First downs 19 13 Manning 6. Kickoffat 1:30 p.m. Digs - Day 25, Federmann 24, Zelms Yards rushing 126 239 23. Yards passing 220 40 Aces - Day 11, Eckland 8. ATHLETE OF THE WEEK Total yards 346 279 Fumbles.-Turnovers 1-2 0-0 Markus Thomas gained 138 Penalties-yards 5-45 4-25 GOLF yards on 22 carries to become students admitted free upon showing their Time of possession 31:57 28:03 Eastern's all-time leading rusher with Northern Intercollegiate 4,588 yards. Thomas surpassed Elroy Individual tlitt Team scoring valid EKU I.D. 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