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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 1979-1980 by an authorized administrator of Encompass. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Thtiraday, January 10, 18 Vol. St/No. 1« Official Studant Publication ol Eistarn Kentucky Univartity 16 Pages Richmond, Ky. 40475 Louisville hearing to decide deportation actions in state II. IKIII IMM l.\l< hearings around the country, with the Kdltor lieen deported from Ihe country, while exception of Kentucky, which was still 41 others have been ordered lo leave under the restraining order Pifly five Iranian students have A hearing will be held in Louisville However, after the decision of the reportedly left Ihe country voluntarily today to determine if a restraining appeals judges, a VS. Attorney filed a in lieu of appearing al deportation order issued by a federal court will be motion in federal court in Louisville to hearings lifted, thus allowing the beginning of have the order lifted "We had a couple thai said lhal they deportation hearings for about 70 It is this motion that will be the were going Io leave " said Wotring. Iranian students in Kentucky, ac- subject of the hearing today. commenting on Ihe subject of Iranians cording lo !>ewey Wotring. officer in Wotring said that if the order is lifted, leaving Ihe slate and country of Iheir charge of the Immigration and deportation hearings would begin own free will Naturalization Service in Louisville "'within a month " He added, though. Ihat because Ihe He emphasized that the restraining students had not been required lo leave Included among the Iranian students order was only in effect in Kentucky Ihe country, il could not be verified al are four attending school at the and to the best of his knowledge, all the Ihe present whether Ihe Iranian University No Iranian student in other states in the country were students had actually left Kentucky has had a deportation proceeding with hearings Dr George K Campbell director of hearing as of yet. Wotring stated that immigration iiiiern.iiion.il Education al the authorities had completed the in Cniversily. stated lhal lo his The restraining order was issued last lerview process with Iranian students, knowledge, no other Iranian student on month by I'.S District Judge Charles both statewide and nationwide campus had received a notice for a Allen on the day that immigration of- About 880 Iranian students attending deportation bearing besides Ihe ficials in Louisville were to begin school in the Commonwealth were original four deportation hearings in the stale affected by a While House directive, On other mailers. Campbell added which required them lo report and lhal some of Ihe Iranian students on Allen's order was in response to a register with immigration authorities campus would be having difficulty ruling in Washington I) C in which According lo Wotring, Dec SI was during registration with Ihe payment of t'.S District Judge Joyce Hens Green the last day that an Iranian student fees lor Ihe semester due lo Ihe ruled against the government in a suil. could report lo officials of the im- freezing of Iranian assels in Ihe country stating that President Carter's Nov 10 migration office and Ihe curtailment of money leaving directive ordering the deportation of Iran Iranian students in the U.S, illegally, Those students who did not comply However, he noted lhal monies for was discriminatory wilh this order were subject lo im" A Mother's day mediate deportation, said Wotring students on government scholarships The suit has been filed against the was not affected by the order thus In ihelockerroom after thoCnlanels championship victory in MrKinnnn. a member of last year's squad Holding the government by attorney Eric M It has been reported thai im- relieving some of Ihe pressure of those ihcl'iimeer Howl. Colonel roach Hoy Kidd presents the game championship trophy is McKinnon's sister l.ieberman in representation of three migration authorities interviewed Iranian students al the Cniversily hall in Elizabeth MrKinnnn. mother of the late Don Iranian students nearly 56,000 of the estimaied as.ooo receiving aid in this form Iranian students believed lo be in the The ruling halted deportation actions Campbell also said lhai University country, with about 9.000 students students attending school on National throughout the country until Dec 27. failing lo register Team wins championship when a three-member panel of the U.S. Iranian Oil Company Scholarships Court of Appeals overturned the were also notified rhStlhey would be decision arguing that Carter's action Prom the number interviewed. 6.700 able in receive Iheir funds was constitutional students are or have been faced with Previously, these funds had also lieen This decision allowed immigration the threat of deportation. Iro/en and thought to be unavailable lo McKinnon memory inspires Iteportedly. 12 students have already Iranian students at Ihe University Colonel victory official* to continue with deportation By JKKPSMII.RY national championship intercepted a pass to halt a Nevada Sports I ill I or Tbe man singly responsible was Don Kcnn drive "I know that sometimes Saudi training stalled McKinnon when I was down and things weren't Tbe casual observer will say that the McKinnon died last March of bac- going so well I'd find myself thinking By DEAN IHH.T sides lo invite. Ihe "holding pattern'" decision surging Colonel defensive line blocked terial meningitis, but his spirit was the about him City I- ililoi which Posey described will continue Not all of the 1.224 students from the extra point against Nevada-Reno factor which turned a group of athletes "I gave it my best for Don and so did The I niversily will not draw up a cost The University is currently in a Saudi Arabia may be trained at the and made il possible for the Colonels to into a cohesive unil committed lo a everybody else.'' said running back proposal for the training until a "holding pattern" awaiting a decision same university, he added Students reach the national championship game single goal Ah/in Miller, who rushed for 144 yards notification is received from Ihe Saudis may In- laugh! at several universities .igaiusl Lehigh McKinnon's jersey number. 68. was against Kcnn and was named the MVP from Saudi Arabia and their American that Ihe Cniversily is among Ihe consultant as to which American as part of the program. Posey eon The same casual observer will also worn on the helmets of all the players in Ihe championship game against finalists Approximately four schools universities will be invited to submit linued say that Pastern's ferocious ground and was painted in the end zones at Lehigh are lo be invited lo submit final bids, Current plans call for Ihe officers lo bids for the training of Saudi Arabian game paved Hie way for the Ohio Valley Hanger Kield. where the Colonels won "We were all dedicated to doing Posey .idilcil IM- (rained for 24 months while Ihe police officers and policemen. Conference's first national chain seven of their school record II games something special in his memory. This Pose)! said that Inc. Saudis plan lo policemen would he trained for only |H ptonship in any sport at any level "I really think he has been an in- is what it's all about." said linebacker Robert W Posey, dean of the College train 1.224 students in America and months Approximately one year of ihe Actually, neither of these were the spiration In this team." said senior Kd Pineda, a native of Orlando. Pla.. of Law Knforcement. said that Ihe have outlined two goals for Ihe students program would be devoted "to Iraimng case in the Colonels' climb to the defensive back Danny Martin, who site of the championship game Saudi consultants visited Ihe Cniversily • lo receive basic police training and Ihe Saudi students in Ihe Knglish Perhaps Reno and U-high were at a last November lo discuss the program become involved in a cultural exchange language The remaii„ng lime left in true disadvantage against Ihe Colonels program the program would be used lo leach I'ntil Ihe Saudi government and their After all. I he Colonels hadan extra man police skills lo the students Washington-based consulting firm on the field wilh them at all times Originally planned to begin in reach Iheir decision on which univer- If Ihe Cniversily is chosen for Ihe Theft charge leads to Kchruary. Ihe program has now been program, additional personnel would delayed due lo ihe extra lime Ihe Saudi In- required in Ihe Knglish and law r government is taking lo consider Iheir enforcement departments lo In.in (ni- Grand Jury hearing consultant's reports si udents Kor Ihe officers, it is Ihoughl lhal Kdilorials 2 The decision was expected from Ihe lt> J\NKT.I\COBS credits could IK- given lor (heir training hot wire according lo Ihe owner In commemoration of KKI "s News- Features ,-|-7 government sometime late last year \ews I ililoi Two of the suspects were juveniles, The credits would be (owards possible national football championship, Supplement ,H 'i the other three are oul on a 10 percent In a conversation lasl week with Ihe associate degrees see pages X-9 for stiwles and Organizations••.....•.•... m-i i Saudi's consultant firm. Sanford Although Ihe program is designed lo The l irand Jury will hear a case when cash bond photos from the special event. Spurt s.....••••...... 12-1 ;| Associates. Posey said the firm's offer only basic training in police work it convenes Peh 11 involving five in- . \rIs••■.•...... it-15 Madison County District Court listed representatives would only speculate Posey said he feels lhal additional dividuals who w ere apprehended at the charges against Mitchell Smith. Joseph \liinini Coliseum parking lot Nov 26. thai other matters had arisen which specialized programs may follow the Smith and Terry Smith, brothers from forced the Saudi's to delay their initial program 1979 Manchester, as criminal mischief of Ihe The I'.islern Priign-M, invites anyone According 10 Director of Public ihird degree, criminal attempt lo in ihe campus community lo submit Safely Thomas l.indquist. charges commit Iheft. unlawful taking and articles for publication The Progress possession of burglary tools. against the individuals stemmed out of needs writers in Ihe areas of news. According lo Maker, security has yet an arrest made by officers (!reg features, sports-, organizations and lo contact him regarding Ihe progress l^'inons and James Carter "who ob- arts of ihe case served suspects attempting lo steal a Students can gain one hour credit by writing for Ihe Progress bv signing up Volkswagen in the Alumni Coliseum Prior lo these charges. Dec 10, a lor JOI 303 parkins I<>I warrant for Ihe arrest of Terry Smith The l»7:t orange Superbeetle was issued for kidnapping and rape of Those interested in writing should belonging to freshman Brad Baker had Ihe firsl degree Joseph Smith was also contact one of (he editors al Ihe a broken dome light, the ignition torn charged in Madison County with kid Progress office. 4lh floor. Jones ■ mi and showed signs of an attempted napping and criminal facilitation I'-inkling or rail 622-3106 Board instigates changes in policy and personnel By JANKTJACOBS Ihe Hoard of Ihe Kentucky Retail changed emphasis on business affairs. News I ililoi Kederal ion Now that the rapid expansion of the Robert -I Megley was sworn in as a He is vice president of the Greater University has slowed. Ihe thrust in member of ihe University Board of Itichmond Chamber of Commerce, a emphasis is on physical management, Regents -Ian S lo complete Ihe term of member of Ihe University College of maintenance and up keep, of the his late father. Robert B, Begley. Musiness Advisory Council and the facilities former chairman of the board. University of Kentucky's Development The office of controller'w.is abolished Megley"s lather who was in his third Council among other positions and Baldwin will lake lo his new term on the Hoard, died of a heart at- Charles C Combs, a Madison County l«>siiion duties he had as controller tack Dec * while in New York on larmer. was chosen to succeed the Tbe Department of Buildings and business He had heen chairman since elder Megley as chairman of Ihe board t iroundl has been renamed the Division 1974 In other matters, the Hoard of of Physical Plants and will have added Cornier Governor Julian Carroll Regents named Karl Baldwin vice supervisory personnel Chad Middleton appointed Ihe younger Begley to the president for business affairs Baldwin will remain director with four assistant Hoard Dec 7 as one of his final duties in has served as controller since 1972 and directors. office The lerm will end Mar 31. will be replacing Neal Donaldson who is The assistants will direct divisions of President of Ihe Begley Drug Com- retiring after 15 years as the Univer- operations and campus grounds, pany since 1974. Ihe new regent serves sity's chief business officer. building structures, custodial services on several commissions and boards According to President J.C. Powell, and electrical and mechanical main- including the Oovernor's Economic with Donaldson's retirement the tenance Charles t omos. previous vice-chaWrnan ot tHP"Board of day Combs succeeds Robert B Begley. who died last month I levelopmenl Commission. Ihe Board of University is affecting certain Another new position, supervisor of Regents, became the new chairman of the board on Satur- of a heart attack in New York City Associated Industries of Kentucky, and reorganization after observing a ttaa Board, paga IS) I I »m 2/Vol. SB/No. 16 "n Emmi Piuai— Thursday. Jmiifv 10. 1M0 Editorials, Media snubs football team Kentucky claims to be (he home The Colonels won the game aired of fast race horses, beautiful women on ABC before a national television and fine Kentucky bourbon. audience estimated at 80 million VV hile this might be true, the state people. can certainly not stake a claim as the They became the first OVC school home of fair and unbiased to win a national championship in journalists, specifically in ihe any sport. coverage of sports. They became the first university Sportswnters and sportscasters in Kentucky to win a national throughout the slate are utterly championship in football. awed by the University of Kentucky With the glory of the Colonel athletic programs, especially basket- accomplishment was a heart warm- ball. ing human interest story that Wildcat basketball is rich in involved former University football tradition, national championships player Don McKinnon, who died and fanatical worshipping fans. last March of bacterial meningitis. As a result, all of the euphoria The football team had dedicated generated by the "Big Blue" ihe season to his memory and wore appears to have brainwashed many decals of his jersey number on (heir journalists throughout the state by helmets. His number was also severely affecting their judgement painted in the endiones at Hanger and objectivity. field. They seem to be under the The Lehigh game ball was impression thai UK is entirely presented lo McKinnon's mother synonymous with sports in the state after the game by an emotion-laden of Kentucky, ihus prompting the coach Roy Kidd and members of Ihe emphasis of sports coverage in favor football squad. of the Wildcats. Though the team did not go The amount of coverage given to undefeated nor win the OVC crown, UK and the devoted loyalty of the ihcir story was more than remark- media towards the "Big Blue" is able in iiself. simply overwhelming. However it was not remarkable Anything and everything about enough for the Kentucky media the "Big Blue" is reported on which gave ihe story second billing thoroughly and in a "do or die" to UK's basketball victory over manner by the slate media. Indiana, at the lime the number one This devotion is much like the team in ihe country. devotion of groupies to a pop idol. The Louisville Courier-Journal. This love affair, (hough, exists at the major newspaper in the stale and the expense of other universities and regarded as one of ihe top colleges statewide. publications in the country, had the Believe it or not, other state story of UK's victory on its from General Assembly must make decision schools have athletic teams lhat page in both the city and Kentucky sometimes do things out of Ihe editions. It was also on the from on production of gasohol ordinary--like win a national cham- page of ihe sports section. By MALEENA DOUGLAS reduce its dependence on foreign produce the cthanol needed for pionship. around for some time. The first The Colonels' national champion- finest Opinion petroleum, Kentucky should give federal study on it was made in gasohol. But, even when this happens, it ship story was on the from page of gasohol a legislative boost. Its Yet the cost of changing this somehow lakes second billing lo the 1907. Fifteen years later Alexander ihe sports section below ih old and The recently convened 1980 Ken- advantages outweigh its disadvan- vegetation into fuel is its biggest spectacular feats of the "Big Blue." Graham Bell, the inventor, called ihe UK story, of course. tucky General Assembly will be tages. cthanol a "beautifully clean and disadvantage. The University football team won Kentucky Sports World, a major asked lo decide whether gasohol Ciasohol is a blend of 90 percent efficient motor fuel of the future." A study released by the Depart- the NCAA Division l-AA national sports magazine of the state, had production should be encouraged in unleaded gasoline and 10 percent During the Depression, farmers ment of Agriculture in July 1978 championship Dec. 15, when they UK's win as iheir January issue ihe stale. agriculturally derived, 200-proof concluded that, at current grain defeated Lchigh 30-7 at the converted useless surplus crops into cover story, while a meager A Legislative Research Commis- anhydrous ethyl alcohol which can moonshine and fueled their cars and prices, pure cthanol couldn't be Tangerine Bowl in Orlando, Fla. iwo-pagc article on the Colonel's sion spokesman said several bills be produced from any product with tractors with it. produced profitably for less than This was a fairly unordinary national championship was buried relating to this, including one high starch or sugar contenl, such as Two of the biggest arguments in SI .42 a gallon. But it's possible that occurrence, even more so when one inside. providing lot a gasohol lax corn, wheat and potatoes. favor of gasohol are that it would gas prices could soar to equal or considers thai the Colonels post-sea- For the most part, the majority of exemption, are expected to be It has been given special attention reduce U.S. dependence on foreign exceed this price. son play was thought to be Kentucky's newspapers and tele- introduced. lately as the nation's oil problems oil and that it would help the Other disadvantages of gasohol non-exisient after being defeated by vision stations also rated a national In light of Iran's present cutoff of have mounted. nation's farmers find a market for are that it could corrode plastic in Murray State University Oct. 27 in championship second in importance oil and the nation's broad efforts to But alcohol as a fuel has been surplus crops. fuel lines and carburetor float valves what eventually proved to be the to a UK basketball win over But it also burns cleaner than and that the production of alcohol Ohio V alley Conference title game. Indiana -in a regular season game. gasoline because alcohol contains may cause a scarcity of food Bui, the Colonels defeated the There is certainly no excuse for Perspective, about one-third less carbon monox- supplies. remainder of their opponents and such an extreme example of bias on ide than gasoline. And alcohol Both problems can be solved; the when C Gambling was upset in the part of state journalists. December, ihey were awarded a reduces engine knock and "diesel- first by making the mentioned parts It's time lhat the state media woke ing," a tendency of some engines to out of metal and the second by playoll berth. up to the fact that there are a few They made good on their second keep on running after the ignition increasing the nation's production other schools that play sports has been turned off. of grain by at least SO percent. chance by beating the University of Coming home besides UK. The "Big Blue" can't The sources of alcohol-grain, With the advantages of gasohol Nevada-Reno in a thrilling game always be in the limelight, when and then faced Lchigh for the cornstalks, sugar beets-arc almost outweighing the disadvantages, it other sporis events are more inexhaustible. Kentucky is a large seems obvious that the legislators national championship, in an deserving. Robin Pater .underdog role. supplier of wheat and corn and should act to encourage its The Colonels deserve a pal on the could use any surpluses of them to production in Kentucky. '. Lchigh had beaten Murray in the back, as well as an apology for their Being at home almost a month for and fighting with your younger "other playoff game and Murray was shabby treatment by the media after , Christmas vacation was "nice" but brothers. ihe same learn that had dominated a more than noteworthy accomp- now It's over. It seems that, with All of a sudden there were the Colonels earlier in the year. lishment. everyone asking each other how his responsibilities everywhere, cur- Americans must or her vacation was, the lime was fews, people telling you what to do loo short for some and for others, and how IO do it and almost unbearably long. instantly, that precious freedom you make sacrifice The lime was much loo short a had begun lo take for granted was vacation lor those who didn't really gone. If something can go wrong, it outraged. gel a chance to rest or catch up on will, according to Murphy's Law. A possible boycott of the Moscow things they'd been putting off; too The vacation became too long for those of us who were now anxious to It would be hard to argue against Olympics was also suggested, a short for those students who "escape" from home. It was time to that statement after examining the decision that can only be made by dreaded coming back to school. get back to school-to our room- state of affairs throughout the the United States Olympics One month is a lot of time to have world at the present. Committee. However, athletes to adjust being at home again, mates, our dorm room, our friends-and time to gel back into The Iranian crisis is going into its around the country are infuriated, especially when you were just Ihe swing of things. third month with no end in sight. even though a blow to the Soviet getting adapted lo being at school. The most powerful nation in the Union's pride might be more ef- The responsibilities of helping Now is the perfect opportunity to world is literally being held get this spring semester off to a fresh fective than an armed con- around the house, working a "hostage" by a group of militant frontation. start. It's lime to make resolutions Rob Dollar Editor part-time job and having to let your students who are holding 50 and set goals worth keeping. Besides the financial aspects of Belly Ann Coins Business Manager parents know when you're coming Americans in Tehran. the Olympics, countries are proud Robin Paler Managing Editor and going can be too much for the Some possibilities are: not skip- Then when it might have been and honored to be chosen to host Janet Jacobs ..-. Mews Editor student who favors his or her ping classes until the end of the thought that the situation could not these games. Pride can be an ef- Brian Blair Features Editor freedom enjoyed away from home semester when you need them most; worsen, the Soviet Union launched fective weapon, despite the con- Jeff Smiley Sports Editor at school. making an effort to cooperate with an invasion into neighboring tention that politics and sports do Donna Bunch Organizations Editor On the other hand, being at home your roommate; taking thorough Afghanistan Dec. 27, installing not mix. Markila Shelburnc Arts Editor has its advantages for those who notes in class; bringing last Babrek Karmel into power in a Americans must realize the Dean Holt City Editor needed to escape from campus for a semester's GPA up; and planning to bloody coup. threat of the Soviet action. This is J.D. Crowe Staff Artist while. It's nice to get home and see lose those unwanted "freshmen Soviet troops in Cuba were not the first time that they have in- all the relatives and old high school ten" you never took off. enough it seems. An occupation vaded a country that was not one of friends-what was left of them. force of 100,000 Russian soldiers in Not only are we beginning a new their satellite bloc-states. vii■IMIMT of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia scholastic It was even better lo be able to go Afghanistan was the icing on the The invasion of Hungary in 1956 Press \ssociation and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. home and fill your car up with gas semester and a new year, but also a cake. new decade ... the 80s. And for and of Czechoslovakia in 1968 represented tor national advertising by the College Advertising Sales and using your dad's credit card. And it The SALT II treaty has been proceeded the current agression Service. Inc.. Chicago. III. many of us, we are entering our was nice to be able to sleep late, lo jeapordized, to say the least. So has against Afghanistan. The invasion Published each Thursday during the regular school year except for lake long showers and to do your third decade. vacation and examination periods at Eastern Kentucky thivrrsitv by detente. The United Nations is a may be a precedent of what is to authority of the Board of Regent* through the Student Publications Board. laundry for free. Then, before it was We can only guess at what the 80s nice concept and so is the World come. Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed time to go back to school, you hold in store for us-perhaps a Court in the Hague, but resolutions Americans are talking tough writers and do not necessarily represent the views of this university. Ad- would "borrow" money and stock depression, increased inflation, war, and rulings don't seem to remove against the Russians, Iran and vertising appearing in this newspaper la Intended to help the reader buy. up on groceries. further decreases in our energy troops from a country nor do they OPEC among others, but when it \nv false or misleading advertising should be reported to the Business When you first arrived at home, it supplies and an increase in free hostages. comes time to take actions that Vtanager. The Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building. Second class was evidenl (at least for most of us, population and pollution. Americans are frustrated and require sacrifice on their part, it's postage paid at Richmond Ky. 40475. it was) thai you were welcome with Eastern Kentucky University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action Or maybe the highlights of the 80s angry. "Get tough with the another story. One to the tune of employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex. open arms and thai vou were missed will include greater job opportuni- Russians. Get tough with Iran" is screaming "Bloody Murder." by all. national origin or handicap ia Ihe admission to. or participation in. any ties, political stability, new and safer the typical battle cry. Talk is cheap. Americans should rdueationaI program or activity which it conducts. Any complaint arising by The newness of your arrival wore The President of the United take the advice of a national reason of alleged discrimination should be directed in writing to l>. Rebecca energy sources and cures for off quickly, however. Soon, you desiructive diseases like cancer. States has reacted with a grain politician who reminded them, Kroaddus. Affirmative Action Officer. Million House. HO.'. Campus found yourself washing piles of embargo and a technological telephone number S2Z-I2SH. "It's time for Americans to pull up dirty dishes, cleaning up after the With our future ahead of us, all embargo against the Russians, their socks." family pet, running errands for we as students can do is our part and among other things. American If this advice is not followed - the evervone in the family (but yourself) then hope for the best.. farmers and businessmen are worse may be yet to come. N I I 3/Vol. 58/No. 16 Th» Ealtm Profraaa News/FeaturesJ^k f^ / T^P^^ ^ Thursday. January 10. I960 Darling receives Every summer commemoration Witt
KvJANKTJACOBS heads for the hills Ceneral service areas include By FBAN I OM III l< I > who accidentally kills a C S soldier and News Kriilor clinicians, speakers, researchers, staff Writer flees to the hills The whole tribe is to tie program planning, media news, Some people go south for Ihe winter punished for the soldier's death until Ih- Fred K Darling, co-chairman of celebrities and financial assistance Some go south for spring break Tsali gives himself up for the murder Ihe Department of Physical Kducatinn. Darling was part of the statewide recently received a certificate of Dr Hubert Witt goes south for Ihe (General .lunalaska is a patriachal committee that designed the proposal summer as far south as the Cherokee figure of the tribe, one to whom Ihe commemoration from former Oov. for development of the council Various Indian Keservation in North Carolina, chief consults Julian Carroll for a research project organization, including Kentucky lhal is Tsali's daughter eventually marries completed for Ihe (inventor's Council Medical Association. Kentucky Ihe chief's son Andrew Jackson makes fur Physical Fitness and Sports on the Fducatinn Association. Kentucky Fur the past 17 summers Witt has Ihe decision lo move Ihe Cherokee lo "Development of a Nctworhpof Con- Public Health Association and Ihe worked with Ihe outdoor historical Oklahoma Major Davis is given Ihe sultants in Physical Fitness and Department of Justice, have showed S|>nr!s " pageant. Into These Hills " He responsibility of moving them there Iheir support of Ihe council. Davis is "sympathetic but has a job The mission of the council is to gather wanted lo find something enjoyable lo After spending Ihe summer and a do in Ihe summers and for him. this has In do He is lorn between his feeling and the leadership force of schools. portion of Ihe 1979 fall semester Ins duly " He did a greal deal lo help businesses and community agencies been it working on the project. Darling Hi' is presently a production coor- Ihe Cherokees buy land when he retired and associations with related interests believes it is an instrument to start dinator He aids Ihe stage manager in from Ihe Army "'" improve and maintain the total with various capacities to assure that Ihe After Tsali's death, it was decided lo fitness' of the Commonwealth's 'most "There is no reason Ihe network play gin's smoothly During the actual let Ihe Cherokees lease some land lo precious product and possession', our could not have 400-500 consultants with pcrforinaiu c he sits in a special area establish a reservation in North own children, youth, adults and older regional coordinators who would underneath hul facing the stage Carolina adults." according to the project volunteer lo conduct health and fitness Will says the Indians are reconciled report programs within the Commonwealth." The pageant ,"focuses on Ihe history In the present and don't scent bitter The appointment lo the executive commented Darling "It's just a start." of the Cherokee Indian and his removal about the past ■ "niiiiillee gave Darling the respon lo Oklahoma " The IS government Kibillty lo develop a statewide network The only expense of this volunteer bought land in Oklahoma with the In- "Most of Ihem are happy lo have us "f volunteer physical fitness con- program to Ihe stale would be Ihe coat tention of moving all of the Cherokees andthe drama Ihere We're good for Ihe sultant of Ihe certificates which name Ihe there area and we bring many tourists in." he volunteers as consultants The story begins with Ihe white man Darling solicited agencies and in- said The drama is sponsored by the in ihe territory and concentrates on Ihe Cherokee Historical Association dividuals knowledgeahle in areas of The former assistant football and relationship of Ihe while man and Ihe "There's a small faction who resent physical fitness and screened nominees track roach has served on the only two ' herokee white people coming hul most an- glad through a survey He then compiled all governor's councils thai Kentucky has The 'hernkecs have previously been we're Ihere the informal ion leading up to Ihe had In 1964. Darling received an award allies with Ihe white man when we Will, who leaches freshman com- development of Ihe council. Ihe lisl of of merit for statewide clinics on loiight Ihe British in the 19th century campus position and Shakespeare, also does volunteers and Iheir locations, and Many died in Ihe long winter march to scholarly writing during the summer supplied a recommended pamplet Oklahoma hul many remained in hiding and researches al Western Carolina The lisl compiled hy Darling includes According In Ihe co-chairman of the in ihe lulls Cniversity At Hasten) since 1970. he IH consultants along with Iheir general department, the Cniversity has been a Big wheel Hosting a cast of 150 and six major graduated from Oeorgetown and did service area and their area of ex- statewide leader in regards lo health. With students moving back into dormitories this week, residents could be found nlles, Hie pageant begins its per- graduate work at Mississippi pcrliKC He also included recommended ( duration and recreation programs." parking in places such as Ihe middle of lanes between parking spaces already lormancc in the middle of June and coordinators who are lied lo regional ■ Will chuckled over one particular Darling has been with Ihe Cniversity filled with cars This vehicle's owner look a different course of action and runs until Ihe last of August It is Ihe experience lhal occurred on stage one universities throughout Ihe stale since IW-tfi parked in Ihe hall director's space near Palmer Hall < photo hy Brian Potts) second oldest outdoor drama in night The pig being roasted over Ihe \iiK-riea With a sealing capacity of spit caught on fire Mthough Ihe stage 1.000, il is Ihe largest outdoor I heal re was enveloped in smoke for a few Drowning Hear is Ihe chief of 'he minutes, the drama resumed without ROTC graduates commissioned as officers Cherokees Tsall is a young Cherokee lurther incident Nine Arm} Reserve Officers liraduates" by Colonel llollis I, Va . branch unassigncd In addition lo Ihe graduates, these Travel-study course Training ('arm iROTTl cadets were Koherls. professor of military science individuals received commissions Ira commissioned as second lieutenants in The distinguished military graduates I >r .lames Karns, associate dean of .1 Kcgley II. Somerset. Field Artillery. ceremonies Saturday. Dec 15. in Ihe include Jackie J Bryant. Kicks It Combs, l.ondon Military begins in March Ihe College of Business, gave the By JANET JACOBS lurricr I Holding' Klizabcthtnwn. Signal Corps. Oscar I. commissioning address and presented Police Corps, James I. Howard, The estimated cost of Ihe trip, which Three of the cadets will be presented Rice. Jr . Iterea. Military Intelligence: Wondhridgc. V'a ; Military Police News I- idior covers transportation, hotels, meals the commissions The Reverend A Iravel-sludy course on middle ii-rlificales as |languished Military and Sianlev T Scalf. Williamson. W F.ugene Slrange. director - minister of Corps; Wade M l.mdon. Hazard, and incidental expenses is ' ap America will be offered to any in- proximal ely $450 the Wesley Foundation, pronounced Ihe Quartermaster Corps; Christopher A terested persons through the Depart- invocation Colonel Koherls gave Ihe Koherls. Louisville. Armor and l,es|je ment of (Jeography March 9through 16 Prior lo Ihe ln|). Ihe class will meet ivory So Often oath of office A pinning ceremony \ Wallen Jamestown. N V Medical The course is offered for three hours evenings to study Ihe culture, history followed Ihe commissioning Service < 'orps of graduate or undergraduate credit, and geography of Costa Rica A specific audit credit or as a special programs week night has not yet lieen set course Seniors or graduate students According lo Mill Adams, associate should register for geography 500 while professor of geography. Ihere has been ^T^Campus guide undergraduates should sign up for considerable response so far There is geography 49R no limit on the number taking the trip, The group will drive lo New Orleans hut it will probably nol exceed :t0, and fly out In San Jose. Costa Itica for \dams explained People Poll— one week The trip to Costa Rica is fashioned Don McNay The course will include a lour of It* By KOKIN PATCH after similar trips taken Ihe pasl two Managing Ieditor capital city, visiting points of interested years lo Menda and the Yucatan in including Mount Irazu an 11.000 fool Mexico Welcome. back to school for rules. Purse snatchers are often Did MIII watch the Colonels win Ihe Division I \\ championship over volcanic mountain. Puerto l.imnn on Anyone interested in making Ihe trip given another chance, but violating l.ehigh and what did you think about Kastrrn winning the game :ia to 7? Ihe Atlantic Coast and The Puntarenas another semester. If you are new • photos hy Steve Brown) should call Adams al K22 2filfi or Tim here, or forgot what it was like, it open house rules is a sure ticket to on ihe Pacific Other lours are Kuhiak al R22-1253 in Ihe geography a\ailable al additional cost may take you a little time to find out expulsion. depart men) how the University operates. There- The prevailing attitude is that if lore, I'm giving you some guidance you ignore sex, maybe it will go The Doctor's Bag on getting through the school year. away. Therefore, no birth control or venereal disease treatment is provid- If you came lo school for the wild ed on campus. and exciting weekends, you will If you don't want to violate the probably be disa, pointed. Little is open house hours, the hotels on the Double-barrel open and nothing is scheduled on bypass will usually accommodate weekends, encouraging a situation you. Or, if you happen to walk out where the campus looks like a of a downtown bar at the right time, Neutron bomb hit it. the Richmond police will also be During the week it does not get a happy to put you up for the night. great deal belter. Occasionally, an However, their rates tend to be Welcome back to the grind! as if I were your folks, instead of the exciting concert like Starbuck or the higher than those at the Thrifty "These arc the limes that try Universiiy doc? Crusaders will be scheduled, but Dutchman, and the room and men's souls" -- colds in the heads, Here's where -- barrel two! little money is allocated for student company tend to be inferior as well. grades lo be raised, watery sun on Cool, happy people have more activities. If you don't like your dorm room the days thai arc nol wholly wet and resistance lo illness than crazy mixed or the fact that three people are in it, cold and grey. Instead, it goes to more important up people -- especially to virus too bad. You are not allowed I wroic about guili and fear last projects like lights for the track illnesses. It's not just thai they sleep to move off-campus until you are 21 term and suppose that you who have (sometimes they arc used twice in a belter and store up more strength and old enough to think for Drew Walricn. junior, business - Tina Caller, senior, physical education. survived il arc confident thai il will every night. It is a known (although semester!) and a fish pond in the marketing. Winchester. I exinglon. yourself. never happen to you again. Let me mysterious) fact thai serenity inside President's backyard. The Univer- "No I didn't gel lo see it I was nut of "Yeah Oreat' I couldn't believe II I Student well-being and comfort tell you, suicide rales peak at nighi sity can then be juHtfied in saying stale I was driving I thought il was was proud of them I wish they'd be on your head, which comes from take a back seat to filling empty in the Scandinavian countries (those that no money is available for great - I was surprised, yeah." TV more often -maybe they'll have the knowing thai you are doing your job rooms. Therefore, you can either world capitals of suicide). The three entertainment. J opportunity now " and behaving yourself has some suffer through it or transfer out. gloomy months here go on there for strange effect on the immune If you really want to see the Enough people choose the latter most of the year -- where the system. It helps your resistance lo University at its best, bring a car to route, so that in the second semester midnight moon wins out over the illness. school. Tickets are easy to acquire you probably won't have a third midnight sun Oh sure, we can all catch colds and paying them is even more fun. roommate. This is not writien for those and other infections. Still, stable If you can't get the money to pay in Besides, dorm life does a great golden lew who carry sunshine with people get less sick for less lime ihau one week, you'll find thai your fine deal to mold your character. Having them every day and never forget or people who give in to themselves. is iwicc as much. 14 people wait on the one shower fail. This is for all of us who are So the boom-boom doubled-bar that works will teach you the stumbling aiound. struggling lo If you think you got a ticket reled message is: (1) What we all do meaning of sharing, trying to cram unfairly and want lo appeal it, then climb, getting lazy, playing down- now in any given snul'fly week has the belongings of three people into a town when we should be working you'll get a great look at how more purely physical virtue value room designed for one and one-half uptown and generally acting like democracy should not work. They than in any sunny week of the year. will teach you economy and plain, ordinary people. go on the assumption that you are (2) The greater your virtue value the efficency and trying to study while The point to lay on all us ordinary guilty until proven innocent, there- healthier you will be and the less you your neighbors play Boogie Ogle fore, you have to pay your fine types is a double-barreled blast of a will crowd us at Student Health. Ogle at its highest decibel will give before you can appeal it. Two rules shotgun message. So this is no sermon, Front our you a great advantage if you are ever apply in any dealings with security, First is thai spring WILL COME. point of view it is a very selfish in a combat zone trying to read one, constitutional rights do not The days are already getting longer. statement of facts. Pay the dues you during an air raid. apply to students and, two, they If any of us have ambitions or owe yourself and we may never usually make up the rules as they are There are some great advantages regrets about Ihe past, it is today, meet. Less work for us!! going along. that the University has. One is that tomorrow and the soggy rotten Next week I will discuss Herpes with all the security people around weeks ahead lhat give us the chance II. Some people gel so fed up with very few robberies take place, except to do well, to work harder, when it Il is a venereal disease as deadly to the situation that they leave their at the bookstore. lewis Arnold, senior. Industrial Metallic White, sophomore, juvenile is REALLY TOUGH. babies as maternal syphylis. It is lechnoli.gv. Dry Itirige cars at home and walk. If enough You will find that while the collections. |f|. Thomas That's a challenge (hat gives us spreading faster than gonorrhea. It people would do this, eventually we campus has much of what is "No. I didn't I thought it was very "Venn-on'TV Thai was great I was something to be truly proud of later, nice lhal they won -a nice ac is jusi barely possible that the world would have as many parking spaces beautiful, it also has a taste of hopmi Ihey'd win I thought it was cnmplishment I Ihoughl they played going |.. he tougher than il was though " when the birds are singing and the of medicine has discovered (or as there are cars. frustration and backwardness. Try well throughout Ihe season and I buds are bustin' and all (ha( crazy stumbled upon?) a nutritional, Open house is another unusual not to be offended, this is what gives ihoughl il was a good effort on their springtime stuff is going on. non-drug cure. facet of the University. The hours the campus much of its reputation part I thought it was a good show." That's the first barrel of what I So to you dim bulbs who play are limited, and the penalties are and character. have to say to you. After all, where sexual roulette, I'll meet you next harsh if you get caught violating the Enjoy your stay. do I get off preaching and lecturing week. Ps»» «/Vol. sa/No. 16 The Emt Placement Pipeline KMPI.OVMRNT INTERVIEW Math combinations (math-science) MHHTIOWI SIMMER JOB OP- HNtM Kill KKS Science general combinations POKTVNITIES Foreign language and English All interviews will be held in the I. Employer: City of Columbus. Ohio Journalism, combinations Positions: Recreation Playground Division i>f Career Development & Reading elementary endorsement Placement 319 Jones Building. Leaders I and II Qualifications Certified in above Salary $4 92 -15 58 per hour Students who wish to schedule in- fields lerviews must sign-up IN PERSON Application deadline: Friday. Jan 25 Mnnda) Friday from 8 am -4:30 pm IS. (iOVEHNMENT -- PACE EXAM Interview appointments can be 2 Employer Manufacturing Plant scheduled after organization recruiting The Pace Exam is used as a Mi Sterling. Ky 'in.IIK ;ire announced in the F V.I. or qualifying exam for non-technical Positions: Assembly type labor Kantera Pragreaa i Placement federal job opportunities Competition Salary Minimum ot 13 40 per hour Pipeline) is very competitive for most positions 3 Employer Daniel BOOM National The minimum requirement for Candidates who pass the exam are Forest schedulmg an interview is the com- listed on eligibility registers according Positions Camp director, forestry pletion of a Placement Datasheet This to point scores and are contacted for aid. (forestry, biological and education form is jart of the Placement employment interviews based on point technicians*, group tycci aids and Registration Packet which is available rating, career and location preferen leaders and recreation aids in l he Division office A complete set of ces PACE exams will be conducted on Salary 14 30 18 19 per hour placement credentials is recommended campus in March and April Application deadline Tuesday. Jan io support your employment or Application period: Jan 2 Feb 15 15 professional graduate school search Test dates March and April PXHT-TIME STUDENT EM- Test locations' The University and PLOYMENT JOBS selected Kentucky location < Wll'l S INTKKVIKWS Faculty member needs student with car to pick-up children from Model l.ab OPIIVI.WI) TXI.ENT AUDITIONS I S. MMtlSK CORPS School Monday Friday and maintain I am child care from 2 30 4-30 p m daily Tncv. Wed., and Thurs.. Jan. IS. 16. 17 Application and audition information . Electronics technician for Richmond Positions Officer Candidate is now available for all students in- Program TV and Appliance Store Repair of terested in summer employment radios. TV's and other appliances Qualifications Any major receiving ■singers, dancers, musicians, con- Prefer some hands on experience ■• hachelors nr masters degree ductors, stage managers and willing to Irain 20-40 hours per week technicians • at (ipryland USA can arrange for class release lime liWIKI CONSTIU (TION COMPANY Salary: Commission Thursday. Jan. 17 \( iTK i ancelled campus interviews CKIIXR POINT \MISEMENT UNITED WAV INTERNSHIPS _ I'ENTKR TALENT UTHTIONS - one year full lime training program I ItiKKUKII I\TKRV\TI«IV\I. •• Ohio In prepare interns for professional \lllOlllllti\f M|)i'| .llMMIv Audition information is now positions Approximately 20 interns are Monda\. Jan. 21 available Nearest audition point to employed annually with two starling BY Jon Nicholas Positions Manufacturing and campus is Northern Kentucky limi~;. June and Sept Application engineering trainees Supervision, University on Tuesday. Jan 22 Will be deadlines are Feb and June with industrial engineering, manufacturing interviewing for general summer starling salaries of not less than 112.000 engineering, electrical engineering. employment positions on campus per year products and materials control and Wednesday. Feb 20 qiialiK control i Qualifications l< S in industrial KIM.S I'ltODI (TIONS - TALENT The telecast of the University s technoliigy XI IMTIONS NCAA Division 1 AA football cham Same type of positions are listed pionship victor) against l.chigh III Dll \M ( III \TV SCHOOLS - under (ipryland USA Four different I niversity will be replayed on Monday. Kent nek) amiisemeni theme parks located at Jan 14 at 7 p in over the campus cable system y|iinila\. Jan. -I Kings Island. Ohio. Richmond. Va ; Positions IWNI-RI positions in special < harlotle. \ C and l/w Angeles. Calif Coach Roy Kidd's Colonels ■ducalinn I.D and KMHi. sciences, Nearest audition point is I niversity of demolished the Engineers of l-ehmh to math Kentucky. Friday. Jan 25 7. to claim the lirsl NCAA football title Qualifications Certified in above in the history of Kentucky and the Ohio fields \ alley t '(inference U.S. <.OVEK.NME.NT SIMMER JOBS K\ST M.I.KN illlNTV S< HOOKS - i Ma Eastern's cable channel replay of the Indiana Xpplicalinns and job bulletins are MM' Sports telecast may be viewed in Ihursilai Jan. I'l iivailabte Tests are not retired for Room 125 on the lower level of Alumni Coliseum by residents of the Richmond Positions Industrial urfs general ISraup II. Ill and IV positions as a[> and Madison County communities Special education emntion,allv plicants apply directly to agencies of students may watch the replay in any handicapped, learning disabilities'. their choice Deadline dates for filing ill the residence hall lobbies and in menially handicapped any com applications depends on the specific various mnfrronce HMHTI Inflations agency and vary from Jan 15 April 15 <>II campus Stretch Your Pesos with' 2 Sanchos »1.78 for the latest in TACO TICO'S SPECIAL: Come To Save 6(V wild cunpon Fun & Games AMUSEMENT CENTER ; Jan. 16. 1980 .Richmond and B«r«* -iff"!****; 42?*** ***$&> 3 TACOS $joo 2 Rurritos '1.48 Limit 12 with coupon Save 50V with coupon expires I * expires % TACO: A crisp fried corn Offer Expires ^^^^ tortilla filled with taco 1-24430 : Jan. 16. 1980 12460 M meat, garnished with Richmond and Berea cheddar cheese, crisp if lettuce, tomato and your Gooo Pickup The Eastern Progress at these locations V!NrH *Hk 1^*Jto I asti rn Bv-Pass 'Under Two Bucks Night ~3 Tuesday, January 15 \\ 4:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. (««f(7a f»0& PORK PATTIE 4 Dinner Includes Choice of llaked Potato or French Fries * Texas Toast PRESENT THIS AD & RECEIVE YOUR DRINK FREE 4. 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Answering important questions is actually a matter of perspective Bv BECKY SCOTT may have been moving at about that director, who reported that indeed, How nock Is ■ hill of beans worth? diameter at its base of 209 feet, its SlaH Writer and had a contest to produce a flight speed as it rushed out of the ruined hens do not like to get wet. It depends on the site of the Mil. volume would be 2.467.250 cubic feet or worthy lead balloon. tank "They sort of flick their feathers." he If the hill 50 feet high, with s How slow h molasses in Jaaaary? 165,248 bushels At t« 70 per bushel (the Three were eventually produced, explained closing price of soybeans on the New On January IS, 1919. a storage tank using lead foil so delicate "it would York commodity exchange as of Nov. containing more than two million How fat k) a fat cat? break if you breathed on It." according 14, 1978). that hill would be worth gallons of molasses ruptured, killing 21 According to the 1979 Gateaess Book to one witness. II, 107,164 and change One of the balloons was torn during people in the Copps Hill section of of WorM Records, the fattest domestic That ain't hay. inflation. The other two were sue Boston At one point in the disaster, an cat on record is "Tiger," s long-haired A hill of hay the same sise would be eight-foot wave of molasses picked up a Persian owned by Phyllis Oacey of cess fully flown st the end of tethers worth only 1308.408. Which just goes to half-loaded freight car and hurled it Hillencay. England. Tiger weighs But in the process of reeling them in. prove that hay ain't worth beans. through the corrugated iron walls of the between 42 and 43 pounds. one balloon broke away and disap freight terminal Mrs Oacey reports that she put Tiger ('■■ a silk parse be made oat of a peared over the Atlantic Ocean The actual speed of the flowing on a diet in 1977 and after six months of saw's ear? So far. nobody at A. D. Little has molasses that fateful day can only be calorie-counting, he lost eight ounces No. attempted to lead a horse to water and Bit in 1921. Arthur D. Little of then make him drink. estimated One observer compared it to How fast is greased lightning? heavy liquid cement. Cambridge. Mass., boiled 1,000 sow's "That's not an industrial problem." According to the Encyclopaedia ears into a gelatinous substance, spun it sniffed a company spokesperson. Rut one of those injured in the Hritunica. lightning taveb from Its disaster. William Kyan. had a different into a fine thread and produced two How old is an old chestnut? point of origin in the sky to the earth's purses that had the look and feel of the A European chestnut standing on the story to tell Ryan was working across surface at an average speed of l.S x 105 the street from the tank when it finest silk. slopes of Mt Etna in Sicily had a girth meters per second, or about 335.000 The project, undertaken by Little to of 204 feet and was estimated to be collapsed When he saw the brown wave mph. approaching, he tried to outrun it to prove that nothing is impossible, led to more than 2,000 years old. Greased lightning is. of course, the development of such popular It was later destroyed during an safety, but it caught up with him and How mad Is a wet hen" considerably swifter. synthetics as rayon and nylon. eruption. dragged him down into the ooze. This question was posed to the folks. How muck does it take to keep up Little went on to found the in- So the next time someone derides one The fastest sprinters barely exceed 25 at Hubbard Farms in Wslpole, N.H., with the Joneses? ternationally-famous industrial con- of your comments as "an old chestnut." mph. and Ryan, even in his fear, was one of the nation's leading egg In 1977. Reginald Jones of Greenwich. sulting firm of Arthur D. Little Co. In remind him that in this part of the not likely to be faster producers. After some confusion, the Conn and head of General Electric, 1977. a few engineers at that Arm world, an old chestnut is a rare and So one can guess that the molasses problem was solved by the advertising took home a salary of 9687,000. decided to go the founder one better. valuable item. 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Join the people who've Joined the Arm* 7/Vol.M/No. 16 Tha Eastern Progress ThiMey, January 10. 1980 Regent Robinson, political man of many colors IUHKI.ANHI.AIK hoard of the Council of Higher Also included on the shelf is a cam- l-Valare* Koitor Kducation (As it stands now, the paign button, carrying the name of Ray college presidents serve as Barberi elected in November as the Srx and politics arc a lot alike. You representatives on the council). "I stale's superintendent for public in- oWl have to be good at them to enjoy think it will draw a little notoriety." struction Robinson worked in Barber's them. said Robinson ramp as statewide coordinator and -Barry GoMwater Hut notoriety is not often associated points with pride to Ihe fact that the Rick Kobinson laughed when he with student government. Robinson new superintendent received the looked al the sign which hangs above seems to understand this. largest percentage of votes in the his office desk in the Powell Building. "Not everybody would find being a election than anv other Democrat Although he is a Democrat from his student representative interesting." he Despite that success. Robinson looks crew-neck sweater to the tip of his said as he rested his feet on a red ot- inpsiders. he likes Goldwater. a hack at other work with a special toman. "Being in student government fondness "The most fulfilling thing liepuhlican senator He likes politics. sometimes is the most frustrating thing He likes ships. I've ever done is work with the in the world." disciplinary board." he said, speaking He offered no opinion on sex. He talked of how frustrating it can oe of last year. "It was rewarding because to try to get students on campus in- you could feel that you helped someone Hut. as student regent, he has plenty terested and involved with activities stay in school " »f opinions regarding student govern- and events, political or not. This year, as a member of the Board ment "I think a lot of people would like to of Regents, his responsibilities are see a more active campus. For in- somewhat different "My main His views do not fall into one neat stance. I'd like to see 7,000 people at responsibility is to keep up with the little category He separates them into every basketball game. And it would be concerns before the board that students different spectrum* nice." he added, "to have a full house should be aware of." said Kobinson for the football games. But I really In doing this, he has managed to "Within the political world. I'm a don't know what to do I wish I knew, maintain a pleasant relationship with conservative." he said. "Rut as far as hut I'm not very familiar with public other board members - established student rights. I'm a liberal " relations." bankers, businessmen and such "They listen when I talk." he said "I Ihink I have been given a legitimate voice "I Ihink one of the main reasons people i past student regents) have had 'I can straddle the fence trouble with them is that they have this Shown here is the Student Regent being sworn in by the University Controller. Karl Baldwin The Regent. Kick Kobinson. idea of going in there to save Ihe world is a political science major from l.udlnw ■■n their own. saying, 'Kygod. the Board of Regents isn't going to stop me!'" with the best off them' Kobinson credits Robert Begley. a hoard member who died last month, as Ihe one who helped him feel at home as student regent "He sort of took me under his wing Christian unity week Mix the two together and it is However, it's a different story when it As busy as he was as chairman of iissumed that the 21-year-old Robinson comes to analyzing politics Don Mc- Kegley Drugs and all that, he always (nils somewhere between the points, Nay. who has worked with Robinson had lime to talk with me," he said lattilude and longitude unknown during Ihe past semester, said. "He to emphasize diversity As busy as Robinson is with his duties spends most of his free time talking as student regent, he still finds time for Yet. whether he be conservative, about politics. He's really into it." The problem of diversity that leads to diversity'is Ihe goal of religion various religious groups This week of liberal or anything else, he sees fair- ihe Phi Delta Theta fraternity, not to prayer for Christian l'nity is an in Kobinson confessed that his interest mention "Critter." his pet ferret divisions has always been a part of the The week of January 2IHh will be ness .1 a major concern observed by various churches in vitation to all the various religious in political affairs goes beyond the "I Kuess you could say that my three church and a part of religion; religions "I said at the beginning I would surface His office decor confesses are always dividing. The problems that Christendom as a lime lo reflect on organizations wi campus to come present all sides--and them give MY passions' - or whatever you want to together lor reflection, for study, for likewise call them - are politics, 'nautical lead In these divisions are complex Christian l'nity The Kcumenical view of what was right and what was There' are crucial internal divisions movement between the various sects in fellowship wrong." said Robinson. things' and my fraternity," said The opening meeting will be Jan 211. ■lust behind his desk chair hangs a I hat have several factors such as Christianity Ihe Roman Catholic, the It should he nored that the senior Kobinson I!*M> al 7 pin at Ihe Newman ''enter poster of Kentucky Senator Wendell theological differences, concerning the K.astem Orthodox, the Protestant liolitical science major has never been Hi Robert Miller, chairman of Ihe Ford, topped by a large drawing of And what about the future of his first sacraments, ihe authority of the bible have, through ihe years, sought for Philosophy and Religion Department on to shy away from presenting his side Jimmy Carter and Ted Kennedy passion - politics? Would he ever and church organization. more cooperation with one another of ihe story 1 will speak on "The l'nity in the I "resident Carter, atop a charging horse consider running for public office There are also social forces at work This has been most evident in the 20th Diversity of Religion " Thereafter the I .one Ranger-style - with whip in hand within our culture that lend themselves century The prayer of Jesus that "they group will meet from 11:45 1245 "I can straddle ihe fence with the is depicted saying. "I'll whip his ass " "I don't know about running myself." to diversity that leads to divisions in Ihe might he one'' has been an inspiration I«KI of them." he said he answered "I like politics from the yhurches, *»frffifft forms ,)f 8"vern In < 'hristians fo seek lot itinrr 4iarmohy Monday through Friday in ihe cafeteria Vresently. Kobinson is working with Then there Is Robinson's "bookshelf, viewpoint of sitting Palace Automotive Operations, nockwall International hat long been plants worldwide, produce diversified equipment lor heavy the world'! target! Independent supplier ot component* to the duty trucks, cars and commercial vehicles. Through Rockwell ground transportation Industry. Combining Innovative engi- International's corporate policy of shared capability. Automo- neering, precision manufacturing and aggressive marketing, tive and other Rockwell operations have s strength and dyna- approilmately 30,000 men and women throughout our head- mism tar In excess of ordinary expectations. This shared Welcome Back quarters start, technical center and nearly SO manufacturing capability It central to the outstanding success of the corporation. Automottve's continued growth creates many career opportunities for talented Individuals. 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Alvin Miller (44) was the Colonels' leading rusher (luring; the season. urirv The end result of a total team effort...the NCAA I-AA championship trophy. 1* 3&«*Zi?. Joe Richard (61) above, broke through the line to block a point after against the University of Nevada at Reno with 39 seconds remaining to send the teams into a double overtime thriller which the Colonels won 33 30. It was on to Orlando where families A key ingredient in the total team effort was the loyal fan. who showed their color, and letter, in Orlando and friends (left) welcomed members of the team from the Sunshine State like linebacker Ed Kinella. 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Ihe I'niversity will provide ability lended campus classes at Mancheaer more than 300 evening classes begin- For more information please call: during Ihe spring semester if ning in January in its nine colleges. Margaret Sodt 272-3891 or Brian enrollment is sufficient. Those qualified academically may Correll 277-8383 The classes will be held in the n- register for these classes Jan 10 and Service Room at Ihe Memonl Jan 14-16 between 5 and 6 p m and Jan Hospital Students may register at le 12 between 9 and II am in the Ad- Reed wins award first meetings of these classes: ministration Koark building complex Dr Ira M Reed, associate professor GSS 246 - Pre-Industrial Wold Inquiries about admission of accounting, has been awarded the Civilizations, first meeting at 5 on. requirements, fees, and course Certificate in Management Accounting Tuesday. Jan. 8; POL 332 - Govemront prerequisites should he directed to the He received the award from the of Kentucky, first meeting at 7:30 pn dean of admissions or to the dean of the Institute of Management Accounting. Tuesday. Jan. 8; ENG 101 - Engkh Ann Arbor. Mich . after completing a graduate school Composition I, first meeting at f30 The names of the colleges offering comprehensive examination on ac- pm Wednesday. Jan 9; SOC 13 - counting and related subjects and these courses suggest their wide Introductory Sociology, first meetinjat satisfying the requirement of two years variety: Allied Health and Nursing. 5 30 pm Thursday. Jan. 10. Applied Arts and Technomgy. Arts a"d of experience in this work Humanities. Business. Education. The certificate program was Scholarship baik Health Physical Kducation-Kecreation established in 1972 by the National A new. non-profit service for studats and Athletics. Law Enforcement. Association of Accountants to en- Natural and Mathematical Sciences courage development in this field and was recently announced Designs to find all of the scholarships. Ions, and Social and Behavioral Sciences provide professional recognition. The grants and work-study npportunitiet'or Many of ihe courses help fulfill certificate has been earned by more degree requirements in these colleges. than 1,400 accountants. students at the high school, in- dergraduate and graduate levels, he and many increase skills and Reed is on leave from the University knowledge in jobs and recreation for teaching graduate courses in England new service guarantees that ech in Troy State University's European applicant will receive at least $101 in adults who are beyond the usual college aid age program He joined Ihe College of Business faculty in 1974. Students 65 or older may take the According to Steve Danz. directtjof courses at no charge under the W.F. He received Ihe Ph D from Ihe I'niversity of Missouri-Columbia. ihe scholarship bank, the avenge O'Oonnell Fellowship Program student applicant is received thirty»*o Cheers ''.cads" on scholarship informapn. Soviet Union Seniors listed with a combined valued of $17.000..nd Diana farr ;i Kophnmore from I»uisville. watches a slide Howl Tin- slide show was part of an alumni reception in that figure doesn't even include tpse -hou .i| the fnlnnrtl championship victory in "the Pioneer Orlando Kla tour in Who's Who aid sources that are renewable or . 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IS Summer employment opportunities now available v* Opryland holds auditions An audition team from Opryland variety of theaters - formal and in- perienced stage managers, lighting I'SA. the nation's only musical en- formal, indoors and outdoors. They run technicians, sound engineers and tertainment theme park, will be in. stagehands louisville on Thursday. Jan. 31. for the iMe u.innii from shows such as "For Me last stop of an extensive 2fi-eitv audition ond My Gal," which is a George M. Those wishing to audition do not need lour Cohan revue with 18 singers and dan- to make^aepointments. Opryland will The team has been traveling most of cers and an orchestra of 16. to solo provide n piano accompanist, record liecember and January seeking talent specialty acts in a children's area. for the 14 musical productions The audition staff includes the park's player and a cassette tape player at the scheduled for Opryland's I9B0 season audition site. Microphones will not be entertainment director, entertainment The Louisville audition will he held in used, and instrumentalists who require the Middlelon Theatre in Strickler Hall manager, choreographer, musical amplifiers must supply them Those on the I'niversity of Louisville's director and show directors. auditioning must bring their own music Itelknap Campus Hours will be II a.m. 4 p.m They are searching for 400 singers, in the proper key. Instrumentalists Opryland. located in ,i city known for dancers, instrumentalists, dance may he required to sight read Those its music industry, emphasizes musical captains and musical leaders - con- auditioning must be at least 16 years entertainment Its shows are in a ductors Also being sought are ex- old iS Kings Island seeks talent . I>an I. Schultz. Director of Live Others are: Howling Green State All auditions are limited to two Junior Gail lloskins. a native of Manchester, sits in the auxiliary gym of Alumni ■ Shows at Kings Island, announced University. Howling Green. Ohio, minutes and an accompanist will be Signing up Coliseum to arrange her class schedule l-ate registration runs from today until • today the family entertainment center Student Union, 2-5 p.m., Jan. 28; provided Performers should bring tomorrow I photo by Steve Brown) will hold auditions for new performers University of Michigan. Ann Arbor. sheet music in the correct key. Singers in 10 cities, beginning Tuesday. Jan 15. Mich.. Michigan Union, 1-5 p.m., Jan. will be expected to perform one slow The cities and dates are: 29: and Indiana University. and one fast song Akron I'niversity. Akron. Ohio. Hloomington. Ind.. Memorial Union Dancers should prepare a short Administration plays limited role Music and Theatre Arts Building, 2-5 Solarium. 12-6 p m . Jan. 30. exemplary dance routine while p.m.. Jan. 15: Ohio State University. musicians wil play a brief prepared Columbus. Ohio. Drake Union. 12-6 A second audition for technicians, selection and may be required to p m . Jan 16; I'niversity of Dayton. nuardeltes. and Hanna Barbera sightread. Variety performers and Students man publications Dayton. Ohio. Keichert Hall. 12-6 p.m.. characters will be held at Kings Island groups should prepare a brief exem- Jan 22: Huller I'niversity. In- on Keb 2 and 3.10am tofipm' plary routine Minimum age for the By DKAN IIOI.T Chris Klsberry. editor of the Those photographers are also ' riianapolis. Ind . Atherton Student positions is 16. City Kditor Milestone, said that plans for the responsible for shooting, developing Center. 2-5 p m . Jan 23; University of In 1980. there will be openings for 170 In I960. Kings Island will feature a yearbook's ISM edition call for 464 and printing photographs tor The Umisville. Ixwisville, Student Union. 2- live shows positions at Kings Island. variety of live shows around the park Who controls student publications al pages With a staff of 20 people, in Kastern Progress, as well as taking !>p m .Jan 24; University of Kentucky. These include singers, dancers, Kor more information about the the I'niversity'' Despite beliefs that eluding the seven section editors and an photographs for regular department I Thomtov. J«lu»rv 10. I960 Snorts Tillman carrying 31.3 average Colonels open conference slate at Austin Peay By JEFF SMILEY eligibilities of transfers. The Colonels' Sports Editor iTnmmy Baker, a transfer from Indiana I'niversity, is still experiencing Coach Ed Byhre and his basketball academic deficiencies and is waiting on Colonels open their Ohio Valley Con- administrative processes to be com- ference season tonight as they travel to pleted before he becomes eligible Clarksville. Tenn . for a match-up with William Henry, a 6-foot-9 center from the Austin Peay Governors Minneapolis, is waiting to find out if he The Colonels, who boast the nation's will be ruled eligible after completing a second-leading scorer in 6-foot-4 for- special course over the holidays at ward James "Turk" Tillman. are Shelton State tAla.i Junior College coming off a pre-conference schedule The Colonels have lost the services of which was highlighted by an im- Jim Harkins. a 6-foot-4 guard-forward pressive 18 point win over Southern from Miami of Ohio Harkins suffered a Mississippi stress fracture in his left foot during Eastern got a 31-point performance December and reinjured the foot in an from Tillman and an 18-rebound effort accident in his dorm room. Harkins will from senior center Dave Bootcheck as not see any action this season, but he the Colonels ran their record to 5-3. will be eligible for the entire 1980-81 defeating the Golden Eagles 79-61 last season Saturday night at Alumni Coliseum The Colonels suffered two road losses Austin Peay enters the contest at Dayton (93-731 and Charleston!68-67 tonight with a 4-8 record which includes in triple overtime) before returning a conference loss Saturday at Ten- home for wins over I'NC-Wilmington nessee Tech '70-601 and Southern Mississippi The (Invs are led in scoring by guards After Ihe Austin Peay game the Andy Burton and Jimmy Blanford and Colonels stay on the road for a game at 6-6 center Roosevelt Sanders, who are Murray Saturday night and Tennessee Senior center Have Hoot check goes up over Southern Mississippi's Ron Jackson all averaging in double figures. Tech next Thursday before returning David Jenkins, f, fool 6 forward from Elizabethtown, puts up a jumper over i. i tun ,,f his 12 points in the Colonels' 79-61 win over the Golden Eagles Both teams are eagerly awaiting the home Jan 19 to face Akron Southern Mississippi defender Willie Robinson in the Colonels' recent win lloolcheek also grabbed 18 rebounds, a single game season high for the > nlonols Scoreboard MEVSOIIIOX ALLEY « IIVLKRENCE BASKETBALL Eels host Western Saturday STAMHMiS i I hi Mir'.'h (.times nf Sat.. Jan. II Sports Trivia The Electrifying Kels open their competition of ihe schools in the SEC. sard backstroke relay. 200-yard tree Off Def home -%»'in meet schedule Saturdaj .it and especially, to finish just one point relay and 200-yard breasts!roke relay Team Won Lost Pet Avg Avg ' pin in Ihe Hen CnmbB Nntatortum Junior Chris Gray had another fine Ix'hind ihe 1'nivertity of Kentucky " Eastern Kenluckv 5 3 625 779 Who sang the national anthem at when they host Western Kentucky INTfnrmance He was chosen by his The Kels finished fifth in the overall 823 Middle Tennessee 7 5 583 626 Ihe game in which Hank Aaron hit l niverxiM teammates as Bel of the Meet for his scoring Final learn scores were 673 Mnrehead state 6 4 600 767 74.0 Ins record-breaking 715lh home run ! ,-t weekend ihe Eels started off the '■ulslandmg showing at Tennessee Tennessee 77. Georgia. 52. South 1 Murray Stale 4 600 63 9 I April 8. 19741'' new veiir with .i fit" showing in ihe Gr9J turned ill a lime of 4 47 on his 500- Carolina. 36: Kentucky. 30: and B 75 3 Western Kentucky 4 556 698 Answer hidden among ads :, ■ i .—i .■ Kelays The team hmshed yard leg "f ihe 1000-yard relay Eastern. 29 s 736 \uslin I'eav -1 It 333 77.8 748 ihinl HI 'he W«1 ;tnd the 1000-yard Coach Dan l.ichty said. "We were Saturday's Eastern Western swim Tennessee Tech :t 8 273 75 5 82 I Ireeslxle irl.ii* and lourlh in the 200- tickled lo do so well against Ihe tougher meet is open lo the public At BUYYOUR WELCOME BACK! COLLEGE RING STATE BANK AND TRUST $ COMPANY THE CAMPUSBANK. FOR 1.00 WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME THE (and get a nickel change) EKU STUDENTS BACK TO - RICHMOND FOR THE SPRING \ NO KIDDING! SEMESTER. WE INVITE YOU TO CALL ON US FOR YOUR THIS IS HOW: Select any style ring BANKING NEEDS. in Lustrium* for $68.95 Trade In your boys 10K Cold High School Ring — Credit $68.00 iCirh 10K High School Ring Trade In Credit $50.00) Balance in Cash .95 'LbSTRIt. M - Americas newest fine |ev\elers alloy, with lostens famous lifetime warranty. STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY RICHMOND KENTUCKY January 14th & 15th 623-2884 EKU BOOKSTORE HOUR QaasdsmQ The Bull Pan Tillman The journalistic muse named on Pizza Hut J.ffff Smiley ballot 11 is said by some lhai history has Macy returns in time to lead UK to California in World Series in five games . . . Colonels up record lo 5-3. All-American candidate James a tendency to repeat itself. This is third-place finish in NCAA . . . "Turk'' Tillman. who is currently a totally unfounded remark and Depaul takes championship. with 13-12 win at Western . . . among the leaders in the nation in should never be considered as more APRIL - Ervin Stepp signs OVC Bowling Green secedes from state of scoring with a 31.3 point per game than idle prattle among elderly letter with Colonels, Bryan Teater Kentucky . . . Tillman scores 34 average, heads the list of 62 college women. with Western . . . both sign national against New Jersey . . . Alabama seniors whose names appear as Bast squad candidates for participation in With this in mind, 1 humbly letters with UK . . . baseball shuts out seven straight opponents the ninth annual Pizza Hut Basketball but is still second behind Southern submit these predictions for the Colonels finish a surprising third in Classic upcoming year. Once again, readers OVC to boost Eastern to all-sports Cal in the polls. are warned that these inspired words trophy . . . Western secedes from Tillman. Ihe lone candidate from the NOVEMBER - UK football team Ohio Valley Conference, is joined by of the journalistic muse are only as conference. makes guest appearance on televi- fellow Kentuckians Kyle Macy of the valid as the bird droppings which MAY -'Western, Indiana State, sion's "Eight is Enough" . . . t'niversity of Kentucky and Darrell they will eventually catch. Dayton, West Virginia, and Eastern Colonels finish strong at 8-3 but Griffith of the University of Louisville. JANUARY - The basketball Illinois form the Ohio River record is good enough for only third The charity game, wbjch has raised Colonels'roll to 6-0 conference Conference . . . Eastern is denied more than $500,000 for various nonprofit place in conference behind Murray mark, improving their overall admission . . . city of Pittsburgh is organizations, will be played March 29. and Youngstown . . . Dwight al the I .as Vegas Convention Center and record to 12-4 . . . Colonels lose, lonesome for another champion as Anderson goes hardship, signs with again will be televised nationally on however at Southern Mississippi, Philadelphia 76ers win NBA title. Detroit Pistons, lakes cut in pay. CBS Sports Spectacular 93-82, alter Dave Bootcheck fouls JUNE - Gene Keady is hanged in out in ten minutes . . . Coach Ed effigy throughout the campus as it is DECEMBER - Colonel lineup of The nation's top 124 seniors, as Byhre smells a conspiracy and vows discovered that he bribed athletic Jones, Baker, Harkins, Cox and selected by an ll-member media panel, never again to play at a school south directors from two schools to vole Conner sweeps to 6-0 mark in are listed on the ballot Nationwide balloting at participating Pizza Hut of Tennessee . . . Colonels down against Eastern's admission . . . pre-conference games . . . Youngs- restaurants begins Jan 21. and con- Western 72-70on two free throws by Houston Astros are 61-15 halfway town is defeated by Jackson Slate in cludes March S •• Turk"' 11IIin.in after he was fouled through month . . . Nolan Ryan and first round of Division l-AA b) Mike Prince . . . Steelers win J.R. Richard throw back-to-back tournament . . . Western commis- The top eight vote recipients for each Colonels forward James "T\irk" Tillman fires a jumper in the 7*61 Southern Super Bowl 31-6, entire nation no-hitters. sions Ayalollah Khomeini lo kidnap squad automatically receive invitations Missippi win Tillman is Ihe lone representative of the Ohio Valley Conference In play in the game Two players on yawns, Steelers fans searching a few Eastern players and demand lo he named on Ihe Pizza Hut Classic ballot The Washington. DC. senior is JULY - NCAA disbands Ohio each squad are added as at-large desperately for new disco hit to be Ihe trade of Byhre for Ihe hostages. amnngthe nation's scoring leaders with a :il 3 average selections released River Conference due to Keady's antics . . . Western is denied l-'l-.RKUARY - Kyle Macy leaves UK lot "personal reasons" . . . FBI re-admission to OVC . . . Keady Women gymnasts finish second in meet says the move was "bad for the is notified . . . Western thrashes conference" . . . Tillman signs iu it on noil MI She added that while Ihe learn did not the vaulting exercise of Louisville and Jacksonville Slate in a Colonels K6-6I at Bowling Green, contract with New York Knicks, K.dilor score near its potential, it was never- Team veteran Khonda Wilkerson. a three-way competition Coach (ienc Keady sinks two free Macy with Phoenix Suns, Darrell Nice girls don'I finish last, but on IhelCM "0 good experience for us " junior from Paris, walked her way to a 'I'lic meet begins at 11 a m in the throws alter game is over and is occasion Ihey do place second as Agnes Kim Jenkins, a freshman newcomer second place on Ihe balance beam, Weaver (iymnasium Griffith with L.A. Lakers . . . punched out b> Byhre . . . Darryl Chrielzberg's women gymnasts to Ihe learn from Cincinnati, paced Ihe while Cheryl Behnetook a first place on Chrietzberg predicted thai the meet Olympics are bombed by pilot with Daw kins shatters backboard on learned Dec. 15. during a three-way women gymnasts with a third place (he liars in other highlights of (he will be Ihe toughest of the year for the funny white beard. national television . . . CBS shows meet with Hall Slate t'niversity and finish in Ihe all-around competition and match women gymnasts, since both of the Indiana Slate. Chrielzberg's learn resumes action excerpts from "Heidi" during a Ihird place on Ihe bars She also opponents are ranked high in Ihe AUGUST - New sports editor is Kastera's women's gymnastics team. finished in a four-way lie for second in Saturday when Ihey host Ihe t'niversity national polls. . intermission . . . Eastern and hired at Eastern Progress, entire Ilth in the nation last year, compiled a Western each finish with 11-1 campus breathes sigh of relief . . . learn score of 120.3 narrowly finishing conference records, tournament is column appears in Progress which behind a 125 score earned by a slated for Bowling Green . . . Keady picks the Colonels fourth in (he respectable Indiana State team Rail State rounded out the threesome with a while men face home opener claims thai increased attendance at OVC football race . . . new sports Diddle Arena is "good for the 117.15 learn score. editor is lynched by angry mob of "It was pretty typical of early season The Colonel men's gymnastics learn - ■ |>t-r11p11■ meel and we had ihe usual first and freshman Brel Bnlkin on floor-x. conference." football players. meets." explained Chrietzberg in openx the home portion of its 1979-80 nicel jitters " rings, vaulting, and horizonal bar MARCH Spirit of "Big Six" assessing her team's performance schedule With 0 I |> m match Jan 19 al Top ill around man for Ihe Colonels rounded out Ihe scoring for the Henderson is alive and living in SEPTEMBER - Houston, Mon According' to the coach. mi>st of the Alumni Coliseum va Sinclair College was freshman Craig Slruening with a ' olonels Diddle Arena as Western wins ireal, Boston and California win yirls "were still in Ihe process of gel- The leant opened its season before score of 46 55 (lardner was second Looking al Ihe resl of (he season. highest with a score of 44 05 Coach Calkin said. "Wi(hou( David Cole conference title over Colonels, 63-61 divisional titles . . . Byhre says that ling ready lo compete" by finding out Christ mas al Indiana t'niversily with a 246 6 lo 221.38 loss. However. Coach Sophomores Smith and Dan McOamel in Ihe line up. and we don't know when . . . < olonels win two games in NIT ihe Ohio River Conference "was what routines Ihey could do While admitting thai all three teams (■eraId Calkin said he was very pleased and freshman Jon (iaertner each or even if he will be back in the line-up much lower than the OVC ever belore bowing to Purdue, the look numerous falls throughout Ihe with Ihe learns performance. posted an all around score of 42. giving this season, we are very thin and very eventual runners-up . . . Western is was" . . . football Colonels get off match, she said. "The meet was a "We had no illusions about beating a Ihe Colonels a lillle deplh on Ihe score definitely lack experience Otherwise, beaten by Ohio State in first-round to slow start at 2-2 by month's end. chance for us lo figure out what we need strong team like If on (heir home sheet Strong performances by fresh- we have lots of room lo improve yet and NC A A action at Bowling Green . . . OCTOBER - Houston downs in work on " floor, especially because i( was our man Dale (iibbon on the pommel horse look for a very good season " Welcome UP TO BONUS for first time cJjau Back! donors with this ad. Expires June 30, 1980 o n PER MONTH FOR Rosie's PLASMA DONATIONS p plasma JW cms. 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Between The conclusion of the decade as done." I shall, however, stay, to I he three of them they reaped all the with the end of most decades satisfy the doubters, within the academy awards. brought about the reviews and bounds of the University art world. The year of 1985 was a great one revivals of the past years. In the Fall of 1980 the University for the staff of the University. Student Activities Director, Skip Centerboard, in a surge to increase Chuck Mangionc joined the staff as Daughtery was working hard to student attendance at (heir presenta- a basic brass instructor. Numerous book the newest rock group. tions, presented Blondie in a sell-out other personalities agreed to work "Brunette." show. 1 he concert caused mass on an alternate semester basis. Well, now thai we have deftly panic as well as disbelief. The new instructors contracted reviewed the "80s we have another The infamous Blue 1 ady again included Beverly Sills in voice, ten years before the infamous arts began making appearances in 1981 Liberace in piano. Lucille Ball in review of the '90s appears. when the theater department seemed communications comedy and Cha- ut sure trouble. ro in classical nuilar. Fur What It's Worth Evidently the bewitching ladv did With the addition of that last Midnight movie for Friday and her job well because in 1982 the member of the staff, the Progress Saturday nights featured in Pearl Please be seated I niversiiv theater put oft an again brought up the possibility ol Buchanan Theatre is the outer space unbelieveable performance of the misunderstanding of a student No. she's not limbering up lo dance. Donna Durham a junior Coliseum Monday through Wednesday of this week I-ate '"Chorus 1 ine." by a foreign professor. thriller. "Close Encounters of the from l/indon was simply trying lo find a comfortable place to registration is today and Friday (photo by Brian Potts i Third Kind." The film stars Richard The audience turnout was tremen- With Foreigner, Styx, the Steve complete registration Students registered in Alumni Drey fuss. Ten Ciarr and Melinda dous and has been ever since so that Miller Band and the Rolling Stones Dillon. plans are now in the making for the all cutting platinum albums in 1986 Summer Sounds start enlargement of the Clifford Theater. the campus went music crazy. "NBC University Theater on All the rage of the veai of 1983 The Student Senate began work- WEKU-FM 88.9 will present J.P. StateParks Department searches was the art show sell-out in Giles ing on plans lor installing eight- Marquand's "Point of No Return Gallery. The Student Senate voted track tape systems in each dorm Wednesday night 10 have the hours of (he gallery room. extended to compensate for the On-campus student enrollment A mixed media presentation will for touring summer vocalists enormous crowds. rose drastically. be open lor Mewing in Giles Gallery The Kentucky Stale Parks Depan middle of May lo Ihe middle of August Toledo inenl will once again sponsor a small In 1984 the University contracted The year ol 1987 again brought beginning Monday. Jan. 14. The The "Wli Summer Sounds will be Auditions will be held on Saturday. mixed vocal ensemble that will travel direcled by David Wayne CJrcenlee who .Ian 12 and 1".. in the Foster Music 10 have three world premieres ol about the revival of the. theater show is b\ Hcnrv Stint. to Lake Cumberland. Hough River, and is Ihe new Director of Choral Activities Huilding Room S0O. on campus Karon River to provide entertainment lor the 1'nlversity lor guests at Ihe park lodges . (Jreenlee has 8" outstanding F.ach vocalist should prepare one up Italian comedy features different This is a very unique ensemble which background in show choirs He has been tempo and one ballad for Ihe audition provides talented vocalists with the Ihe conductor for Ihe Internationally Please bring your own accompanist if opportunity of performing the best in renowned llelles of Indiana, at the al all (Missihlc kind of witch at Bluegrass popular music, show tunes and folk Indiana University School of Music and For furlher information pleas* hwryimc with ►VMl an ounce ol paraphernalia lor a marriage. I 'inner Theatre songs, while earning a very good most recently lor his work with the contact David Wayne Creenlce. Italian hlnod m their veins knows thai funeral and an exorcism of witches The story is one of a modern-day. salary Contracts will run from the Varsity Singers at the I'niversity of Director of Choral Activities the UIMHI witeh Hefana pome* to visit Mtnul 'he only Ihing that Gillian has attractive, college bred witch who falls I hone who have heen good in early in common with her mythological in love with a man she has bewitched January Inn-bears is a cal. who. contrary lo Lillian Holroyd 'Van Dussem. of the .' Vul for loose wilh.no Italian blood. stage tradition, is the most pampered Murray Hill district, casts a spell over WEKU-FM broadcasts concerts Five definitive concert performances ilir idea ol a Rood witch is a hit out ol |iersonalily in Ihe cast Snepher Henderson fNeal). who is a Some of ihe greatest conductors in o| National Public Radio's "(irand character However when John Van But the cat's role has been nioder neighboring, dashing, young publisher by the world famous Berlin Philhar Ihe history of music have shaped the Piano'' series with host Fred Calland. Drulen wrote the warm and nized Ion as he is not black and diabolic She does ihis partly lo keep him away mimic Orchestra will be heard ex Berlin Philharmonic's unique sound, on Saturday. Jan 5 at 7 am sophisticated Broadway comedy hit. hui a cheerful hohlail who mews con from an obnoxious former schoolmate ilusivi'ly on National Public Radio this including Ihe legendary Haas von The 'Crown prince of instruments" is Hell Hook and Candle", he loo was tenth and never hisses or arches his and partly because she is attracted lo winter Billow and Herbert von Kara Jan. two of leted in concert, in studio, in recital and enchanted with the idea ol a gixxl witch hack" him The concerts, under five guest con inly four permanent music directors in competition. Programs from around His nood witch is named (iilhan Opening ai ihe Bluegrass Dinner Henderson falls madly in love with iluctors including Xuhin Mehta and Ihe Orchestra has had since it was Ihe nation are offered in high fidelity llolroyd and is very much a twentieth Theatre on Jan H. "Bell, Hook and her hul since witches are not supposed Bernard llaitlnk, were recorded live in lounded in IS82 lapings made during performance by century New York girl Candle" ran lor 233 performances on In lall in love there are some performance during ihe 1978-79 seaton The concerts featured during this NPIt member stations ' The inlc. •Bell. Hook and Candle" is I'roadway With Hex Harrison and l.illi .ionising difficulties NPK member station WFKl'FM CAMPUS CINEMAS 1-2 > West Main vfivt, ShoppingC*'«i*' Congratulations Jan C Richmond. Ky. JIM'S SHOE SALE PAWN SHOE SALE NCAA l-AA SHOE SALE SHOP SHOE SALE Champs! 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Guralnik something of the background of Ihe Me has recorded for Mace and dramatist, will present his creation. attended the High School of Music and music he played and of himself as an Serenus. and his records are often •■<"hopin Lives" in Brack Auditorium Art. and received his Bachelor of Music artist. heard on music stations across the Wednesday. Jan 23 at 8 p.m degree from the Manhattan School of His interweaving of the dramatic and country Music where he was a full scholarship the musical is partly for these personal Guralnik. the artist of "Chopin student reasons, and partly a missionary zeal to The acceptance of this approach by Lives" and "Tonight: Kranz Ijszt" is He served for three years with the reach new audiences: audiences that audiences and critics suggests that tiuralnik m'ay be embarked on a me of those rare spirits who trust I' S Army as the piano soloist with the are moved and involved by the theatre, themselves sufficiently to seek new IS. Military Academy Rand at West where personalities project in a significant new road for music and theatre. pathways for self-expression The Point manner rare to Ihe concert stage result is ;in engrossing and moving He has studied with Verna Brown. This sense of Ihe total person is experience for the theatre and concert- Robert Goldsand. Israel Citkowitz. This acceptance is partially a furthered hy appropriate uses of renewed recognition of the genius of eoer. a new marriage of music and Gyorgy Sandor. and Sergius Kagen. costume, lighting, and in the case of drama The search for new directions did not Chopin and l.iszt. but it is also an ac- Uszl, stage setting, which aid in i-eplance of a new concept of the Pressed in elegant l«h century come without struggle and much placing the music in perspective to the musical performer as a human being, concert clothes and using simple previous experience. man's time and milieu in which a pianist. Guralnik. strives for lighting effects. Chopin himself returns Guralnik embarked on the traditional In Ihe I'nited States. Robert Guralnik ihe vitality of a new medium for per- io play some of his music and to mute of a young artist building a has played in colleges and universities dramatically reminisce about his sonal contact between an artist and his concert career in 1961. For ten years, he in 40 stales, and has appeared audience limes, his music, and his relationship to concertized extensively in Kurope and both frequently as soloist with orchestras the I'nited States, made recordings of Me was instrumental in establishing a The response to "Chopin Lives" has What is projected is an intimately contemporary music, and was a summer dinner chamber music series been magnificent During Ihe past few revealing portrait of the man The founding member of chamber Music with members of Ihe New York years. Guralnik has given numerous music cornea nut of the development of Northwest in Portland. Oregon. Philharmonic and he was one of Ihe performances in colleges and the temperament. and both the musical AI the same time, in less formal founding members of "'Chamber Music universities throughout the United ,IM(1 dramatic portions of the show feed concerts for young people in schools Northwest." originally known as Slates, receiving standing ovations each other, each bringing a new per- and colleges, he found himself talking l'«rtland Summer Concerts, which was from Florida Io the state of ception and dimension to the other to his audiences, sharing with them initialed in Portland. Oregon in 1971. Washington i 9 Robert Guralnik returns to the 19th century to relive the music of Chopin at well Campus Paperback Bestsellers as his times and his place in them He will be doing his unique program in Brock Walk Proud initiates 1. Chesapeake, by James Michener (Fawcetl, $3.95.) Auditorium Wednesday. Jan. 23 at 8 p.m. There will be no admission charge; Multi-family saga alonq Maryland s Eastern Shore: fiction the show is open to the public semester film 2. Nurse, by Peggy Anderson (Berkley. $2 50.) Personal The University Film series will begin Africanized bees bent on death and and professional life of a nurse in a city hospital. Weekly show in grill lor the semester tonight in Pearl destruction. I tin ha nan Theatre One of the most spectacular movies 3. Mommie Dearest, by Christina Crawford (Berkley. ever made, according to Gene Shalit of $2.75.) Life with mother: Joan Crawford. to provide variety Tonight and tomorrow night the NBC-TV is coming to the University B> MXItKITASIIKI.BCRNK scries is featuring "Walk Proud" at 7 screen Monday and Tuesday nights at 7 4. A Distant Mirror, by Barbara W Tuchman (Ballantine. On .Ian 16 and 23 a coffeehouse type and 9 each night and 9:30 $6.95.) Europe in the 14th century. Arts Kdilor program will be presented. Saturday and Sunday nights "The Through the use of sophisticated new A new type of alternate en- .Ian 30 disco will be the featured 5. Scruples, by Judith Krantz (Warner. $2.75) Rags to tertainment for students will be Swarm" will be presented. The Warner visual effects, the audience is brought attraction. Rnilhcrs production starring Fred as close as possible to an event that riches in the fashion world: fiction. available beginning next week in the According to Skip Daughtery. MacMurray. Henry Fonda. Michael could be Ihe most momentous, Urill downstairs "f Ihe Powell Building. 6. Fools Die, by Mario Puzo. (NAL Signet. S3 50 ) Casino director of Student Activities, the plan Came. Richard Widmark and awesome close encounter of viewing Kach Wednesday night a musician or gambling and its fallout fiction. group of musicians will be performing was devised after the success of the Kalherine Ross was directed by Irwin extraterrestrial visitors. l here I'niversity Kilm Series as another Mien Wednesday and Thursday the 7. Pulling Your Own Strings, by Wayne W. Dyer (Avon, alternate entertainment source The film concerns the terror of men featured movie will be "Watership The event is being sponsored by Men $2.75 ) How to master your life. especially for those not going down- and women in the southwest is invaded Down" which will be shown at 7 and 9 and Women's Residence Hall town hy billions of winged killers each night 8. The World According to Garp, by John Irving. (Pocket, Programming. Student Activities and $2 75) Hilarious adventures of a son of a famous mother POM Service. Next week the featured performer is | The performances which will feature Kevin l-arrison. a veteran of cof- 9. The Culture of Narcissism, by Christopher Lasch. (War- both student and professional en- feehouse entertainment and well known Music faculty members ner. $2 95 ) American life in an age of diminishing expec- tertainment will be presented on a locally tations stage complete with stage lighting on The hours for the Jan 16 per- the south end of the grill formance are from 9 to 11 p.m. rkshops 10. Second Generation, by Howard Fast (Dell. $2.75 ) On- 9 pianists and lecture-recitals for voice going story of Italian family in "The Immigrants': fiction. 'Midnight Madness clues in The Asbury College student chapter "Midnight Madness." an outrageous as five rival college teams are out to of the Kentucky Music Teachers and piano. Compiled by The Chronicle ot Higher Education new college comedy about an eccentric um I,con's Great All-Nighter game Nssocialion will sponsor a workshop Yesterday Shockley presented a lecture and demonstration on "Ad- graduate student who devises an The movie contains the original songs Saturday. Jan 12. by two members of vanced Group Piano Instruction" for New & Recommended elaborate clue game, opens nationwide "Midnight Madness." "Don't Know the University music faculty on the Ihe Dayton. Ohio. Music Teachers »n Ken H Why I Came" and "Someone New " Asbury campus Association at 10 a.m. at the Wasson On Human Nature, by Edward O Wilson. (Bantam, $3.95.) Is In his film debul. David Naughton of The music is by Julius Wechter with The workshop bv Rebecca Shocklcv. Piano Studio all human behavior genetically predetermined'' "Makin" It." stars with Stephen Furst. orchestral ion by Bob Florence piano and Joan-I-nma Bonnemann. Also participating in the demon- iH'bra ("linger. Kddie Dcezen. 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St. ^ *•• laVVol. SS/No. 16 Tha Emm rriniw TI«Jf»d^v, January 10. 1980 Machines may be health hazards U\ inw inn i semester from residents concerning operator permit for that machine, she ' City Kditoi product quality. said Among the various looa services on Most of the complaints during the Vending machine operators have an campus are vending machines, located spring semester were during a one or advantage over other food service virtually everywhere, in dormitories two day period, he added. The hall operators, such as restaurants, in that as well as office buildings Vending residents who brought complaints to the operator must be present at a in- machines comprise not only a quick him were instructed to fill out refund spection of the machines in order to method of getting food, but also a cards, Webster added. unlock them. This requires the health possible health hazard if sanitation ('omplaints are occasionally received department to give the vendor at least a standards are not maintained by the in Telford Hall, according to hall few hours notice of an inspection in vending company. Madison County director Judy Davenport, who said that order for the owner to be present to Health Department Environmentalist the supplier of the vending products, open the machines Susan Anderson said Quality Vending Service Inc., has been Any problem existing with a machine Handom inspections of vending "real good" at service, and has in- could be corrected in the time between machines are conducted every six stalled a new juice machine in the hall notification and the inspection, she months, with Ihe last inspection of while two new soft drink machines have hypothesized. campus machines being held In July also been placed there. Jerry Chitwood, manager of Quality and another forthcoming this month if Keene Hall's director. Joe Green, Vending Services. Inc., said his com- other health department work is caught said that he has received no complaints pany has machines on campus up with. Anderson said from residents and that the machines distributing products such as milk, The upcoming inspection will be the are serviced daily. pastries, chips and coffee. first in which the county's health Sherri Kankin. director in McGregor Machine use on campus is "medium" department will be officially making Hall, said there have been cases of he said, with students purchasing about the inspections as the food control spoiled milk in that hall's machines. M units out of each machine per day. branch of the Hureau of Health Services The Health Department inspections All merchandise is code dated and the was previously in charge of such in- of vending machines will consist checks machines are serviced every day. spections for food wholesomeness. making sure except for the cigarette machines There have been no complaints to Ihe that hazardous foods, such as meat, Currently. Ihe local vending service health department about possible poultry, eggs or other foods susceptable is under a new four year contract to vending machine-related health to I'otuiism are maintained at a safe maintain vending machines on campus ■x-n iiunn. a senior from l.exington. senl a special message hazards at the I'niversity but com- temperature by the machines. from the state's purchasing depart- Maroon mania for home as he helped rheer Eastern lo a victorious cham- plaints have been received from em- Inspectors also look inside of the ment. Chitwood said. pionship ployees of the Kluegrass Army Depot machines lo make sure that the Quality Vending's machines are concerning vending machines there she equipment is clean, has no leakage and located in dormitories and ad- added Some complaints do however is well lit Operation permits also must ministration buildings, while none are Bees prefer campus hive to cold reach Ihe hall directors of dormitories l>e posted near the machines, Ms. in classroom buildings, he added, but about vending machine problems Anderson continued the number of machines on campus IK I'K.t.Y I'l.KXSANTS Paul Webster, hall director for If problems are found, the vendor is 1 survive the cold weather moker blows smoke on the bees so they from the service was not precisely • •ue .! Writer Dupree. said that during Ihe spring given 10 days to correct the problems Stocker added. "Sugar water is will not take to the air and sting you " known by Chitwood. Where do the 30 hives of l>ees on another thing we Iced the bees here at semester of last year he received at and if ihe problems are not corrected in - Stocker added. "Some hives are more No cases of spoiled food have been campus go during the winter * least 12 reports from residents about that lime, or the vendor does not show Kaslern Sugar water gives the bees gentle than others and this is because of brought to his attention, Chitwood said, Kill Mocker a faculty member and zip' for the winter " food quality in the machines and also an intent to rectify the problems, steps the bee's genetic make-up Hut I get or no bad shipments have been received he* specialist here. said. "When the Stocker made it quite clear that the received complaints early this are taken towards revoking the from the company's suppliers. temperature gets below 57 degrees, the slung every time I go out to the students who take Ins In-e classes lake lieehives " bees cluster inside the hive And when a care of the IM-CS on their own lime and Stocker said that people seem to have warm winter day comes along, the bees most of Ihe students also do in IK .irounil lo «el exercise " turned to raising bees mc.-e so than dependent work with the bees they did in Ihe past Board makes new appointments Stacker, brad of the bee department, He explained that a normal hive of (Continuedf C M ■• «4H ,._rf «.,._from ....paga ilII ilml.indents .■>!.- also..I... passed.... -I All. u three.. "The main reason people .ire so in- proposals is now University policy said that there are approximately emphasis on English composition bees requires ver\ little attention terested in raising bees today is operations, will he established. The regents also adopted a resolution mi.tmn hem In each <>f the so hues on during the winter Itut Ihe hees at the throughout all colleges ol Ihe liccause the people have gone back to \ proposal was passed for Ihe expressing "its deepest appreciation" campus I niversity get special treatment from I niversity was passed by Ihe Hoard nature and they want nature s main ■ ■slahhshmenl of Ihe grade of "IP" In lor services by the late Kegley to the "The l>ees will fly up lo two miles the students, he said The proposal recommended including Progress! for theses, internships, from their hive, but they will always raw food I niversity. the community and the •Hccausc hees are worked with Ucekeeping is also a kind of written work in all classes, stressing practicums and self paced courses stale return In their original hive." he said and bothered a lot." Stocker remarked, Ihe importance of writing effectively. relaxation process and more people are This would show that although the A second resolution passed Alter the first frost, you can no loneer "we have lo he \er> careful not to get the use of standard English and the beginning to realize this." he said course was not complete, satisfactory congratulating the < 'olonels for winning extract honey from the beehives." the bees stirred up consideration of English usage in Stocker added that the annuai progress had been made The "IP" the NCAA Division l-AA football Mocker added He also mentioned that In case this happens, the best way lo evaluating course work erade would be changed by Ihe usual the honey produced by the bees during summer conference of the Keekeepers championship This was the first keep the bees under control is by the grade change procedure with com the winter months is what thev eat to Association will meet at the University national football championship won in use of .1 smoker Slockcr said. "A next July A change in teacher education ad plelion of coursework. mission requirements for transler Kentucky by any institution of higher Auother proposal lo place more education University Center Board University Film Series Presets ROBERT GURALNIK V Presented in the Ferrell Room, Combs Building Seven Nights Per Week Distinguished For Additional Information American Pianist Call 622-3855 And Actor Admission $100 In His Concert Theater WALK PROUD Production Thurs. & Fri. Jan. 10 & 11 7 & 9p.m CHOPIN THE SWARM Sat. & Sun. Jan. 12 & 13 7 & 9p.m. LIVES!! CLOSE ENCOUNTERS Appearing January 23 8p.m. Mon. & Tues. Jan. 14 & 15 7 & 9:30p.m. BROCK AUDITORIUM No Admission Charge Open To Public WATERSHIP DOWN €€ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT" Wed. & Thurs. Jan. 16 & 17 7 & 9p.m. Every Wednesday In The Powell Building Grill From 8-11p.m. Featuring MIDNIGHT MOVIES ^S CLOSE ENCOUNTERS WATERSHIP DOWN