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Eastern Kentucky University Year 1972

Eastern Progress - 06 Apr 1972

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of Eastern X|n tucky University, Richmond, Ky. 8 Pages Thursday, April 6, 1972 49th year. Number' 29 Student Publication Nader Cites Abuses, Fraud Birth Control Is Urges Students To Fight Senate Topic BY LISA COLLINS Commenting on the Student Staff Writer Senate's pregnancy information the consumer. He said that which involves calling a specific BY PALI.A GOODIN helped by issuing a pamphlet The question of distribution of telling people how to watch consumers are cheated on the phone number, Student Featare Kditor contraceptives was the main Association President Chuck color TV. "I wonder how many market by being offered unsafe order of business at the Student small children read that products when industry has the Kelhoffer stated that the Senate meeting Tuesday night. Student Senate does not an "We are developing the pamphlet." said Nader. technology to produce safer Senator Stephan Louis abortion agency or give disease* and maladies of the In 1970 industry spent «'* products. proposed that the campus in- such information. "All we do is 1980's and two's right now," billion on pollution Compared "The automobile is at present firmary be given the authority said Ralph Nader at Tuesday to the $80 billion made before the sight for the greatest source get the person in touch with and responsibility of Planned Parenthood in night's lecture- taxes and the expension of $80 of domestic violence. How can prescribing birth control Lexington and a qualified Nader, whose name has billion on capital investments, we send people to the moon and devices at cost to whatever not produce safer can?" said doctor," he said. become synonymous with according to Nader, this was students may want them. consumer protection, said that quite a small amount. Nader. He added that the "I'm not suggesting that the The Student Senate favors this is due to frauds and abuses "To control pollution does not collapsable steering column Student Senate prescribe birth open hours for all university through marketplace con- had been around for 40 years control pills. I'm suggesting dormitories next fad. "It is time sumption and environmental before it was finally used in the that the campus physician do that the university realizes that pollution. , 1870 models. it," said. Louis. 18-year-old women are grown No longer can companies Occupational health and A lot of colleges around the up," commented Lee Edgington deny that pollution has no safety is another major source country do it now, and in fact, who made the proposal. harmful effects; that there Is of concern. He said that until some sell birth control devices "It isn't the question of in- inadequate technology to recently coal companies in their bookstores. After all, dependents being discriminated combat the problem; and that refused to recognize black lung who's kidding who. Pregnancy against or open hours, but of a they have no money to control disease as a result of mine on college campuses is a girl being told she can't live the problem labor, although Britain bad problem." The Senate ap- where she has for the past two done so in 1M0 and provided years just because somebody "The health argument is proved the motion. workmen's compensation as a higher up gives preference to shattered," said Nader. He said Lance Seldin furthered the result. birth control topic by proposing somebody else. Open hours that the rising rate of kidney, "Are we the best in the would provide adequate housing respiratory, and heart disease that prophylactics be made world?" he asked. "If we can't available to men in dormitory and there wouldn't be any fuss are due to pollution as well as even keep up with Britain, what many stillbirths and malfor- RALPH NADER vending machines. This was as there was last week over it." are we bragging about?" declared as discrimination President Kelhoffer vetoed an mations at birth. increase their profits, so why Although we are the biggest, Photo by Oalib E. K.w.l. against women by a woman amendment brought up last "We have more technology should they bother?" be said. he said that we are not the best senator who amended the week concerning women's than we are effectively using to "Industry should not have the in many areas. We treat our Stirring Reflections Selding motion to include hours saying that there should control pollution. We can almost right to keep down costs by elderly cruelly-nursing homes be no mention of hours in solve any technological Jo Ann Pox, Farmville, Ohio, freshman, and students could also be seen enjoying the sun' contraceptives for females in increasing the health hazards of use them for experimental drug campus handbook publications problem with a technological Eastern's Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity shine, whether at the Colonels' baseball game or women's dorms because "some innocent people." use and otherwise drug them to of the women here date other because women should not have solution." said Nader. But it is not Just through keep them docile-according to sweetheart relaxes by the lBy pond in the ravine just relaxing in the ravine. than Eastern men." hours. pollution that industry abuses (Continue*! On Page Eight on one of Kentucky's sunnysunny' nays. Many other He said that the problem The amended proposal passed Bob Ekle has been appointed arises from the fact that in- . until Bob Ekle called for a roll chairman of the Election dustry "does nut Was* call vote. St which time it failed. Committee. technological innovation. Changes/ might increase their Begley, Wallace Reappoirited As Regents costs. "One of the biggest secrets in the auto industry is covering up three separate colleges: Health Education which in- Governor Wendell Ford has Begley was born in London, Committee on Civil Rights. He production rates. They are and Physical Education; Law cludes the School of Hope for reappointed Robert B. Begley, Ky., earned his pharmacy is a past president of Affiliated ashamed that they are so cheap. degree from Louisville College Drug Stores in New York City, Enforcement; Military Science. retarded children. What would people say if they Richmond, to serve another ' Begley and Wallace will of Pharmacy in IMS, and then serving a membership af- The building also has a sloping knew General Motors produced four-year term on the board of continue serving on the board of joined his brother, the late filiation of over 1000 drug stores roof which faces the football a spark plug for a dime," said regents of Eastern. Begley is regents along with Earle B. Byron B. Begley, to develop in the United States. field and has 20,000 seats for president and chairman of the Combs, Richmond; Gerald Nader. board of Begley Drug Co., Begley Drug Co. He succeeded Both regents, Begley and spectators Wallace received distinct The new four story William L. May, Stanford; Henry Stratton, which operates 32 retail drug his brother as president and He cited as an example of recognition as regents by Wallace Building houses Pikeville; Marvin Edwards, stores throughout Kentucky and board chairman in 1964. cost-cutting the case of having new buildings on several departments of the Lawrenceburg; faculty 57 Big B One Hour Cleaners in radiation produced by color Begley is active in both Eastern's campus named and College of Arts and Science with representative Dr. Donald six states. television sets. The radiation church and civic activities. He two large lecture halls, 43 Haney; student representive, Reappointed along with dedicated in their honor. comes from one tube which has served as regional vice The new Robert B. Begley classrooms and 70 faculty of- Guy Hatfield, HI, and Lyman V. Begley was William L. Wallace. could have been shielded had president of the Blue Grass building is a unique facility fices. Also headquartered in the Ginger, state superintendent of a Lexington attorney and native the companies not attempted to Council, Boy Scouts of America, bousing classroom facilities for Wallace building is the Special public instruction. save money. The government of Madison County. and on the National Citizens In Alumni Coliseum Davis To Appear Thursday roll band and worked for the peared on bills with the^Car- BY FAWN CONLEY now defunct Vee-Jay record penters and received standing Staff Writer label. He later joined the ovations. Mac Davis, a songwriter who Liberty label as a district and He has also appeared with "paints" songs instead of regional manager. Johnny Carson, Red Skelton, writing them, will appear in After working successfully in David Frost and Glen Campbell concert at Eastern Thursday, Georgia he was sent to and has recently recorded his .April 13, at 7:30 p.m. Hollywood to head Metric first album, "Mac Davis: Song The 20-year-old singer who Music. While there he wrote two Painter." has been applauded and given songs which gave him Davis has been proclaimed Photo by Don* W Wallbsum ovations at different college recognition in the industry. "an overnight success"--but campuses around the country, Davis has performed concerts according to him, who has been Lee Edgington, Student senator-at-large, prepares to give the has some impressive creden- at many colleges and univer- working toward recognition as a Student Senate his opinion of restricted hours for women. tials to present to his audiences. sities around the country and singer-songwriter for eleven Edgington s opinion came in the form of a proposal that all girls' He is the writer of such hits as has received excellent reviews years, "It's been a long, long dormitories should have open hours. "In The Ghetto," "Don't Cry from all of them. He has ap- night." , Daddy," and "Memories" for singer Elvis Presley, * "Something's Burning" for Kenny Rogers and the First Edition and "Watching Scotty Three Parties In Senate Running Grow" for Bobby Goldsboro, "Watching Scotty Grow" and "Daddy's Little Man" written If the board is not the place of time dietician to plan menus BY DKI..MA FRANCIS and initiate an optional meal for O.C. Smith, are songs about Staff Writer solution, maybe there are Davis" son. In fact, most of his When the official deadline for other means of solution, ticket program. Academically, Abner would songs are written about "a filing for the Senate race however, since they make like to see black history courses reflection of a part of my life, arrived last Friday, six can- policies, they should be the first moved from weekends to week- which is the only subject I'm didates representing three avenue of approach." . days and a full-time teacher familiar with and the only thing parties had tossed their bats Concerning student services, hired to teach the course. Also I feel at ease writing about" into the ring, vying for the top Abner believes that students he believes that, "Library hours Born in Lubbock. Texas, two offices bf president and vice should be able to have refrigerators if they want them, should be extended throughout success managed to elude Davis president. In addition to those the year and it should be open 24 a*. as a writer, largely because he six candidates, 25 have filed for and should have access to cable hours daily during exam has written under different positions of senator-at-large. TV as do those students in names to avoid confusion with Brockton. weeks." Running on the NOW. party another song writer. He has Heading the A.C.T.I.O.N He also maintained that, ticket are incumbent president, used such aliases as Scott Davis party are Charlie Abner, junior "student health services should Chuck Kelhoffer, a junior (his son's name i. and Mac Seott political science major and be upgraded. Pregnancy in- Tyler Cox. junior broadcasting formation should be handed out political science major and vice Davis. presidential hopeful, Sharon Photo Submitted While attending college.at major. by a qualified M.D. and the Crews, a junior elementary Georgia State University yst In the area of student rights, university should hire a full- night. Davis worked for the Abner says. "If violations do time psychologist." education major occur. I will take prompt and Along the lines of food ser- Kelhoffer maintains that if Alumni Coliseum. Tickets will be 12 in advance Georgia State Board "of elected, he will continue all Mac Davis, singer-songwriter who has been Probation and formed his own effective action, including called "an overnight success" will appear in and S3 at door with ID. cards. vices Abner holds that the (Continued On Page Fight) band at the same time. bringing the matter to the at- university should hire a full- concert Thursday, April 13 at 7:30 p.m. in At 20 he gave up the rock, n tention of the Board of Regents. V-

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Many states have overturned the laws The present rule, adopted by the "Kentucky public colleges and Council on Public Higher Education and universities would lose more than $6.8 governing student voting privileges, thereby making them (the students) approved July 22, N68, states that "...a million annually if they couldn't charge student under eighteen years of age it out-of-state students higher tuition fees- legal residents of the campus com- munity. eligible to enroll at a resident of Ken- a practice that is facing a serious tucky if his parent or legal guardian has challenge in some states." That "serious challenge" is that if a student can be considered a legal established or has maintained residence So said a copyrighted story in Mon- in the Commonwealth immediately day's Louisville Courier-Journal. resident of the community with the right to vote in that community, he must then preceding his original enrollment. The reason for this possibility is the surely be a legal resident of the state. recent court rulings involving voting The logic is there, all right, but should "No student under eighteen years of privileges for students in the towns it really work that way? age shall be considered to have gained where they attend college. residence in the Commonwealth while a student unless or until his parent or guardian moves into the Com- monwealth and acquires residence. *&*• a> April 10-14 "If a student under eighteen years of age is enrolled as a resident of the Interstate Robbery 'Send A Mouse To College Week' Commonwealth and his parent or legal guardian thereafter moves out of the Commonwealth, the student will become a non-resident at the beginning of his next enrollment. "If the parents have different residences, the residence of the parent EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY who has legal custody of the student's Wife RICHMOND, KENTUCKY 4°475 person or the residence of the parent who provides the main financial support On! OFFICE Of THE PRESIDENT shall be considered the residence of the Letter* for publication should be typewritten, student. spaced, and not more than 2M word* long. PEC/.ARATION An letters must be signed and no names will be "An adult student (defined as a withheld from print. The editor reserves the right student over eighteen) who seeks to edit all letters providing the meaning will not be Gowns Gone Kentucky residence status must assume altered. Letters which may subject the Progress WHEREAS, the AA6 oelation oi Law Enioicement cut Ea&teAn the burden of proving conclusively that and-or the writer to libel will be returned for Kentucky UniveAiiXy AeilecU the. fatting oi the. rewriting or withdrawal. Dear Editor he is a resident of the Commonwealth zntoie. UniveA&ity Community by &pon&otu.ng the annual ••I K t American CanceA Society fund VHive on thli campui, with the present intention of making his . i i permanent home in .this state. row . .' .1 would like to make known the fact that the and deadline for the measurement of caps and gowns "The following criteria may be among Wants Feelings Respected for the graduating seniors has come and gone WHEREAS, CanceA, which inflict* it* pain and iuHeAing those used by authorities of the in- without one official publication or attempt by the upon million*, i& AeAponiible. ioK one oi eveAy 6ix stitution in ascertaining the legal administration to inform those of us that are death* in thii countAu, cu> tome 345,000 AmeAicani— residence of a student: Obtaining full- Dear Editor; lucky enough to be affected by its presence. I am a graduating senior who has moved off campus about 960 peMoni peA day, OK mow. than one eveAy time employment, establishing a home, buying property, filing state income tax while doing my student teaching and it was Just tm minute* --will die. o£ the. dl&eaie thU yeaA, and Observance of someone else's feelings is only by chance that I ran into a friend and he told me returns, transferring or establishing human,* and when this right is violated, about this wonderful news. It would appear to me WHEREAS, the. AmeAican CanceA Society vitally need* lab- church membership, affiliating with dissension begins and misunderstanding is the that the very least that the administration could ofuxtoKy nu.ee ion. nueaAch in it& eiioKt& to dUcoveA local organizations, and various other resulting factor. Because the black man has have done was to inform us prior to leaving canceA tAeatmenti and cute, and activities which,give evidence of been held back in the voicing of his beliefs and Eastern that the deadline was ?. I was readily remaining indefinitely within the feelings, he wants to rebel when reminded of assured by the bookstore not to worry, "there those old, past, and supposedly forgotten days will be a lot of extra caps and gowns," but after I WHEREAS, ion each contAibution oi iiity-one cent*, a mou&e Commonwealth, 'f* when be was the underdog. He no longer is the had checked with several friends I found that can be. supplied to univetuity laboKatoKieh wheAe "Compliance with any one or more of underdog, even though it Is the belief of some they too were not informed of this deadline, what canceA leteaAch it being conducted, I heAeby these criteria does not in itself con- hundreds of whites on this campus. can one think. stitute Kentucky resident status for the If this community is ever to enjoy peaceable I know that the answer to this whole problem PEO.ARE, That the. week oi ApnJJL 10 through ApAil 14, 1972, student status for the student or his relations with the "races", we are going to have by the administration would be along the lines be. designated a& "Send a Uou&e. to College. Week" at parents. to be mindful of others' feelings. If this cannot be that "this is the responsibility of the individual EmtzAri Kentucky UniveA&iAy. taken care of, I think that a "Black Panthers" concerned" but when the administration con- "The Council reccommends that each day would be very much in order. I am referring tinues to play the role of the parent what can one to the Old South Week. The blacks have even expect!!! Done, thu ii&th day oi ApAil, in the yean oi OUA. Lond, nineteen hundAed institution establish a Non-Resident tried to better the relations by changing the title It was my hope that this practice does not go and seventy-two, undeA the teal oi the UniveA&ity. Fees Committee to consider changes in of our Black Arts Festival to a Festival of Black unnoticed and a concerned attempt will be made resident status based on the above Arts in order to encourage whites to attend. in the future to improve this situation. Thank criteria. Maybe the whites can attempt, to "better" the you. "This policy shall be applicable with relations too!!! exceptions allowable for possible Sincerely, conflicts with state and federal laws Disgustingly, » Vnhofit IP Unht-in Stephen G.Kornfeld RobeAt R. ItoAtin relating to residency..." Ivy Wanda L. Berry 112 Warren Ct Apt 46 TelfordHall Lexington, Ky. 40506 (Continued OH Page Tnree) Feiffer

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rs m THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thuraday, April 6, 1972-Page ■™»Wfc, Singer Ellen Mcllwaine Due For Discovery-

Female blues singers don't happen frequently* But when they do, they The Bookshelf cause volcano-like eruptions, resulting in nothing less than mass hysteria from the record4>uying public. Bessie Smith possessed these powers. So did Billie ■ - aft , i Holiday. 1972 may be the year that the world discovers the awesome qualities Indian History Sells Half Million Copies of Ellen Mcllwaine. The adopted daughter of missionary will be published as a Super Release parents, Ellen was born in Nashville Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee, the twenty-five years ago. At age two, Ellen bestsellinR history of the American with a first printing.of more than one million copies. For the Bantam was taken to Japan, and it was there West told from the Indian of view that the family settled for the next fif- that has sold more than a half million promotional campaign, Bert Stern, internationally known photographer teen years?. Musical instruction began copies in its $10.96 Holt, Rinehart k and multi-media man, has created a early. Her father laid down the rules. Winston hardcover edition. special Bury My Heifrt.At Wounded "If you want to be a musician, young the $1.96, 480-page Bantam edition Knee poster measuring 17 by 19 inches. lady, you'll practice...and prac- will contain everything published in the The book, written by Dee Brown and tice—and practice." hardcover, which has been on national subtitled An Indian History of the Early musical influences were bestseller lists for more than a year. It American Wet, is based on testimonies classical,! and understandabley, includes 49 photographs of the Indian and transcripts of treaty councils and Japanese. But somehow Ellen picked up chiefs, warriors and their wives, and other formal meetings, with civilian and on America's black music, and then military representatives, plus Presley, as by the time the Mcllwaine previously unpublished Indian writings family returned to the U.S. in 1963, Ellen that. according to Newsweek, add UD to was well-versed in her native land's Ellen Mcllwaine "a damning case against our national custom called "rock and roll." roots in greed, perfidy, ignorance and After two years' attendance at King malice." Saturday Review Syndicate College in Bristol, Tennessee, she made hailed the book as "one of the most her professional singing debut at a MY HEART important contributions to the history of small club, in Georgia calledThe Eight the frontier ever published," while The Note. WOUNDED New York Times described it as Ellen knew that in order to "make it," "original, remarkable, and finally a trip to New York mandatory. She did heartbreaking." just that, but the most she could earn BY DEE BROWN Dee Brown's book covers the period was a mere $1.50 a day at the old Cfe Au from 1860 to 1890. During those thirty Go Go. $1.50a day wouldn't go too far on years, many Indian leaders would enter the Gobi Desert, much less New York into history and legend. "Their names City. A defected Ellen returned to would become as well known as those Georgia only to muster up enough of the men who tried to destroy them. courage to turn around and come back, "Figure On Banking With Us" Most of them, young and old, would be this time with a group called Fear Itself. driven into the ground long before the Figuring that Woodstock was closer symbolic end of Indian freedom came at than Georgia, Ellen made a home for Wounded Knee in • December, 1890," herself in that one-time artist colony. It TWO CONVENIENT 10CATJ0NS- Colleges Could Brown writes, "now, a centruy later, in was in Kingston, New York, that * an age without heroes, they are perhaps Polydor's Peter Siegel found Ellen - MAIN STREET I BIG HILL AVENUE the most heroic of all Americans." singing at the Holiday Inn. Dee Brown has written 15 books about She is now happily signed to the label, Lose $6.8 Million the American West. A librarian at the and her recent gig at the Bitter End met University of Illinois, he has spent years with overwhelming rave reviews. All (Continued From Page Two) researching his topics. Other books critics seem to agree that they have include: The Year of the Century: 1879, never quite seen guitar playing like that It is easy to see that no provisions are The Galvanized Yankee*, Action at before, much less by a lady. Polydor has made for changing a student's just released 'Ellen's first album. residency simply because he may win Beecher Island, The Girl from Fort If you're traveling by Wicked. The Gentle Tamera and Everything Seems right with her, for the right to vote here in Madison Yellowhorse, which will be published in there's nothing like a true'original. It County, although the last sentence of the paperback by Bantam, May 1st. makes one appreciate what music is all the seat of your pants, statement does leave room for that about.. possibility. Educators across the country see the make sure they tit possibility that a sudden change would be detrimental to their institution and to education itself. Eastern President Robert R. Martin KNOW is one of those concerned educators. "We're really concerned about it," said CANCER'S WARNING SIGNALS! Martin by telephone Tuesday afternoon. (IT'S WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW We would certainly be opposed to any THAT CAN HURT YOU) sudden change." Martin was quick to point out, however, that DO court decisions had CHANGE IN BOWEL OR BLADDER been made concerning out-of-state HABITS. students and their possible Kentucky • citizenship. A SORE THAT DOES NOT HEAL. But with the courts in many states 1 already ruling that students have the UNUSUAL BLEEDING OR DISCHARGE right to vote in their college com- ■ munities, the residency questions seems THICKENING OR LUMPS IN BREAST to be the next case to approach the OR ELSEWHERE. bench. Hopefeully with the state taxpayer in Scientists need thousands INDIGESTION OR DIFFICULTY IN mind, the courts will rule that it is unfair of mice to help save lives SWALLOWING. for a non-resident whose parents pay no from cancer. TWo quarters taxes to the state in which he attends and a penny buy a mouse for a cancer research lab. college to receive the same education V OBVIOUS CHANGE IN WART - for the same price as would a student OR MOLE. whose parents are paying a large portion of a lot of people's educations. NAGGING COUGH OR HOARSENESS. Qiv* to your If the courts decide to let the student AMIRICAM CANCIR SOCIITY vote by overturning earlier decisions, the only alternative to the out-of-state question is a separate ruling stating, in effect, that just because a student may vote in his college community, he doesn't become an automatic state APRIL 10 TO APRIL 14 Look at your Jeans. Do they fit you the way you fits you?Like a second skin?Or resident. do they buckle and bag where you don't? Cheap Jeans are made for the way you live and look today. So our bottoms fit your bottom. Our thighs fit your thighs. And our legs are shaped and balanced the way your legs are shaped and balanced. 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B9 M ^'Sir^^f'&lifta^l^a^Sk^a^^ Pag0 4-Thureday, April 9, 1971-THE EASTERN PROGRESS-, Penney's Manager Retires BOG Receives Approval Riggert Lauds EKU Students Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon mond for fifteen years. Having during Christmas and just Beta Omicron Gamma, the sponsored an Annual County BY BETSEY BELL worked in states such as before spring break. He said, last local fraternity on Fair and Dance "Everyone at the convention Academics Editor Nebraska, Missouri and Illinois, "People buy much more now. Eastern's campus, received Riggert said, "I wouldn't trade Never before have people had province approval at a Sigma was very Impressed with the Kentucky." He went on to speak so much money." Riggert said Alpha Epsilon Province Con- BOG County Fair," said Paul "The sun rises and sets on of Richmond, 'Towns this site that the poorest buying time vention last weekend. Their Sagarese, Fair coordinator. Eastern," said Clarence are the backbone of the nation. was when former President final step for affiliation will be The BOG members chose Riggert, now-retired manager Cities are overcrowded but here John Kennedy was assasinated. national approval. Sigma Alpha Epsilon because, of Richmond's Penny's, in everyone is recognised." _ He said that layoffs are also a Five members of the according to BOG president describing Eastern's student Riggert explained, ."We big affect on business. "Women fraternity gave an oral and Guy Hatfield. "two years ago body. gear most of our thinking to do most of the buying, they buy visual presentation at the when we decided to seek Riggert was employed by Eastern students. The school about 80 percent of our stock. convention to the delegates of national affiliation, we realized Penny's for thirty-eight years has all ages." He added that he Most men know what they the Permanant Extention that we would be the last local and served as manager in Rich- on Eastern's campus. Because couM "tell by the records when want." said Riggert. Committee of the Sigma Alpha school began and when it is Riggert said that one of the Epsilon national fraternity. Eastern's Greek system has out." Riggert described the biggest failings is "there are not The Eastern fraternity has very strong national frater- MOVIES1 students as being more "in- enough places for the students been working toward th ap- nities, we decided that we dependent." "The one thing I to eat." He said that Penny's is proval for the past two years. wanted to affiliate with SAE notice is that once away from always willing to co-operate EKU Valienettea Cop Honors The process started through because they are the number home students are more serious with Eastern in anyway. He correspondence with SAE, trips one fraternity in the nation." MOTION PICTURE "At the convention they were ATTRACTIONS and mature than they are at added, "We have students to all chapters in th province, home." He said that the working during Christmas. We approval by the SAE Supreme very impressed with what we had to offer, they were im- HIRAM BROCK students are very much" style- prefer college students because Netvs Briefs: Council and the Permanant AUDITORIUM minded." of their maturity." Riggert also Extention Committee. pressed with the name we had The heaviest shopping ac- said that there isn't aa much Before BOG could be ap- made for ourselves in our two • • • * • * cording to Riggert is done shoplifting as there used to be. Drill Team Takes First Place proved by the province, SAE and a half years on campus," April 7*1 approved Eastern's campus by said Charlie Edwards, co- chairman of the presentation Friday « Saturday society. The program will be at looking at the school's m* COUNTRYWIDE THEATRES,INC KHe-Klytag facilities. They also In- committee. JOE (R) The Valianettes, coed af- There will be a kite-flying 7:90 p.m. in the Combs Hall filiates of the Pershing Rifles vestigated the strength of the "We were the third fraternity TOWNE CINEMA contest for all students Lounge, and there is no ad- in die history of the province to Peter Boyle, Susan Sarandon, ROTC drill team at Eastern mission charge. All students Inter-Fraternity Council and Dennis Patrick, Audrey Claire I Tuesday, April 11, at Hood Greek life In general on receive unanimous approval took first place in all categories Athletic Field. Contestants and faculty are invited to at- from the province," stated Paul at the recent First Regimental tend. campus. - must make their own kites and Yoga The Beta Omicron Gamma Sagarese, who is the other co- A funny and terrifying picture and Second Battalion drill meet must register for the event by sponsored by Ohio State fraternity was recognised on chairman of the presentation if ever there was one - a film of Monday noon in Mrs. Maupin's All MEN AND WOMEN are committee. social and cinematic im- University. invited to attend the Yoga class campus December S, 1988. Since portance office in Weaver. then BOG has participated in When Beta Omicron Gamma The Eastern ROTC office Campos Blood which will meet Monday night wins national approval, all reports that the Valianettes, at 8:80 p.m. in the Jaggcrs service activities as the Flame *••••••• ¥ The Red Cross Bloodmobile of Hope Candle Sale and has twelve Eastern's fraternities under Commander Nina Chase, Room of University Center. will be affiliated with strong April 10 & 12 Richmond, were victorious over will be on campus April 11 from Each person is asked to bring a worked at the Telford Com- Monday & Wednesday coed drill teams from IS noon to 8 p.m. in the Burnam towel for the Yoga exercises munity Center. They have also national groups. universities, including the Hall basement. THE HIRED HAND University of Kentucky and - The first 290 people to give (GP) Action Drama Ohio State. blood will receive a one dollar The Valianettes received 983 Bloodmobile Food Certificate Peter Fonda, Verna Bloom, points on a 600-point scale in which will be worth one dollar of Warren Oates squad drill and 872 points on a food at the restaurant listed 900-point scale in platoon drill. below. NO MOTION PICTURES They received two trophies The certificates were donated others and begins at 10 am. No Paahellk Society ARE SCHEDULED FOR from the First Regiment and by Bisotti's Restaurant, Burger Swisnmiag Show pre-registration to necessary, OTHER WEEK-DAY two from the Second Battalion. Broil, Burger King, Burger The annual Catalina Club but the KCLU would appreciate The Panhellenic Society will EVENINGS THIS PERIOD Last year, the Valianettes Tjueen, Cape Codder, Colonial synchronized swimming show hearing from anyone in ad- sponsor a Career Placement DUE TO CONFLICTING Walt Disney's 88- Inn, Holiday Inn, Jerry's, will be held Thursday through vance. Contact: Prof. Arthur Program Wednesday, April 18 PROGRAMS took second place in regiment and battalion drills and second Jimmy's Restaurant, Kentucky Saturday at 8 p.m. in Combs Curtis, Social Sci. Dept. 622-3543 from 7-8 p.m. in the Kennamer Selected Short Sub jecti in the Queen City Invitational Fried Chicken, Lott's, Pizza Hut Natatorium. Admission wfl be or home, 023-7487. Room of the University Center. AH Proarami Drill Meet. and Tolly Ho Drive-in 75c for students and $1 for TateatShew There will be three guest Ticket Olllce Open»7:00 P.M. wMWCUVMSCNerthVmtMUVCK Restaurant. adults. speakers, Dean Young, John HMrnwa*N±-#MS»»aanujmAHrmwmtBmcauL IBCaVllOSMAMr Aurora Donors from last semester's The Pearls and Lampadoes of Vickers and Tom Powell. Show Starts 7 :M P.M. ClrsLUteertles Omega Psi Phi fraternity will WEEKDAYS AT 5:40-7:20-9:00 Aurora, Eastern's student bloodmobile may pickup their The Kentucky Civil Liberties Attention Nursing Student. Admission 7Sc donor cards during the blood- sponsor a talent show at 8 p.m. -Children I Under 12) sac SAT. AND SUN. AT 1:30-3:10-7:30-9:10 literary publication, will go on Union and the University of Saturday (8th) in the Ferreil Tuesday the nth the Nursing sale Monday in Wallace 1S3. mobile. Kentucky Civil Liberties Union Women's Lib Students meet the male faculty Last year's Aurora won a ISO ( in their annual basketball award from the Kentucky Arts .AwneA from the University I "Tenure and the Protection.rf mi „ g^^ MuUeo, „t ^ game. The game will be played l..J .l. C*-._A*4*.OM " That Commission. I of Kentucky will present an Academick Freedom." The 2350. at Model, tickets will sell at SO This year's book, a 64-page informative program Tuesday conference' is to be held cents. publication, is also on sale night, April 11, on the Women's Saturday, April 8th at the UK EKU Coeds The nursing club will sponsor through members of the Aurora Liberation Movement and the Student Center. Registration to The annual WOS Sports a mixer with the Veteran's staff for 81. - role of women in modern free for students and $1.50 for Banquet will be held Sunday, Club at the Red Barn from 6 V» April 18 at 6:00 p.m. in the 8. All members try to attend. Powell Center-Room \. AD April 13th there will be a women participating in in- meeting, business includes tramural and intercollegiate freshmen voting for new officers sports are invited. Please make at 7:30 p.m. in 101 Burrier TOLLY-HO reservations by Wednesday, April 12. For further in- Junior Class formation, contact Tena Green The Junior Class is spon- (3447) or Brenda Zieres (4343). soring a Junior-Senior Class trip to The • Barn Dinner RESTAURANT Public Sevlce Activities Theater, April 20th for the The EKU Office of News and presentation of "The Owl and Publications is interested in the Pussycat". Tickets will be knowing about public services on sale the afternoons of April 8, DININO ROOM • CAKRY OUT • CUM performed in the Richmond- 7, 10, 11, and 12 in the grill at Madison County area by $3.25 per ticket, limit two tickets STOP IN AND; TRY OUR BREAKFAST SPECIAL 1 campus student organiiations. per person. 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Admission is EASTERN BYPASS RICHMOND 25c in advance and 50c at the Wallace Building. Next year's door. Tickets may be purchased officers will be elected and all CLEANING STATION from any KDT. members are urged to attend. Can you shoulder it? A Lieutenant of Marines. Command ■ Marina platoon or pilot a multi-million dollar Phantom jet. At your ago that's more TROUSERS, SLACKS, responsibility than moat men will ever know. Can you shoulder It? You begin leadership training to earn your lieutenant's bars next summer. No training of any kind Is required during the) SKIRTS & SWEATERS school year. If you can handle the job, the Corps will make you a Lieutenant of Marines the day you graduate. Introduce yourself to tho Marine Officer who visits your campus.

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CHANNEL 18 .-..-;%«. 1NU. *K'Mh "M MON NITE Page 6-Thursday, April 6, 1972-THE EASTERN PROGRESS urk's Colonels Sweep Flint Again H orner Magato Fires Oqtf Hitter HY JIM KLRK Freshman righthander Dale Eastern collected seven hits. '■the' Colonels swept a twin bill Progress Sports Editor Magato fired a one hit shutout with Buzz Ash by and Larry ''' from Flint College of Michigan last Monday afternoon as the Kaelin pacing the attack with " at Turkey Hughes Field by Colonel baseball squad blan- two hits apiece. scores of 16-11 in the first game ked Cumberland College 5-0 in Cumberland Jim and 3-4 in the nightcap. It was Baseball Begins This Week the second game of a Albright and Tom Cochran the second time this season that doubleheader at Williamsburg, combined to shut out the ' Eastern has swept a Ky. Cumberland took the first Colonels on two hits in the doubleheader from Flint. The 1972 major league baseball season is sup- contest 3-0. opener. Colonel third baseman Shortstop John Ferrell, first posed to start this week, (the player strike might Ken Blewitt collected the only H baseman Buzz Ashby, and cause it to start this week or next month, who Magato, who now has a two safeties for Eastern. rightfielder Larry Kaelin each knows?) When the action finally starts on the season record of 3 and 2, Ray Neumeister started and clouted a homer for the Colonels playing field there should be some good races this chalked up three and went all the way for the Colonels in the first game slugfest. walked three in the nightcap, in this one and allowed Cum- Starting Billy Wells, a year. The four divisions seem to be more balanced which was shortended to five berland only five hits. senior righthander, chalked up -than ever, and there are only a handful of teams innings because of rain. Last Wednesday afternoon the victory. that can honestly be counted out of a shot at the The second contest, which playoffs. was called after five innings Tightest race of all should, as usual be the Stillwagon Named New because of darkness, was decided in the bottom of the National League West. Cincinnati, Los Angeles, fourth when pinch-runner Rick and Houston will probably be the prime contenders Assistant Grid Coach Wirtz stole second and scored with defending champion San Francisco and on a Flint throwing error. EASTERN OUTFIELDER RICK WIRTZ slides colonels swept the twin bill by scores of 16-11 and Kaelin drilled a three run into third base ahead of the throw during last Atlanta not far behind. Eastern Athletic Director 5-4, giving them their second doubleheader Miami Redskins each of his homer in the nightcap and Gary The Reds of course, traded off power in Lee May, Donald Combs has announced three varsity seasons. Saturday afternoon's doubleheader with Flint sweep over Flint this season. their leader, for speed and defense in Joe the appointment of Tom Some of the honors Stillwagon Roe went all the way on the College of Michigan at Turkey Hughes Field. The Stillwagon as an assistant was accorded while at Miami mound for the win. Morgan and Dennis Menke, trying to mold the team football coach. were: All-Mid American better for spacious Riverfront Stadium. Bobby Stillwagon comes to Eastern Conference, 1965; All-MAC Tolan's return will be a big help, but the Reds' from the University of South Academic Team, 1964-65; season depends on comebacks by Johnny Bench Dakota where he served as an Miami's Most Efficient Has 1,500 Vote Lead assistant coach last season. Lineman, 1965; honorable and Tony Perez and the potentially tough pitching "We are very impressed by mention UPI All-American, staff coming through. If both these things happen, Tom and he is a very intelligent 1965: and honorable mention the Reds should take this division. young man. He will be in charge Academic Ail-American, 1964-65.'. Bryant Still Heads All-Star Voting of the offensive line next season, After graduation from Miami, The Dodgers and Astros will be hard to beat, one of the areas where we were he coached high school football EKU's All OVC guard, each squad will be picked by fan 2. , Kansas, 19, 14,501 ( though. LA has a bunch of above average hitters hit hardest by graduation," for three years and one season George Bryant, is still the led by newly aquired Frank Robinson and Willie EKU head coach Roy Kidd said. at Hiram Scott College. Last vote at Pizza Hut's 800 outlets 459 7. , Nebraska, 12,' leading vote getter on the East and through sports information 3. Ron Harris, Wichita State, 811 Davis, and four or five solid starting pitches. The 29-year old native of Mt. directors at the schools of the 74 17, 346 8. , Hawaii, 12, 425 Hut Houston has three of the top four NL pitchers in Vernon, Ohio, la a 1965 graduate finished second in the North Basketball Classic to be nominees. 4. Terry Benton, Wichita 9. Jim Creighton, Colorado, 11, terms of earned run average, and the acquisition of of Miami University in Oxford, Central Confernece with a 4-6, played at Las Vegas on April 15. The other two positions on the State, 14, 947 730 . > Ohio. He received his-master's record. > Bryant has currently polled 22, teams will be filled by the 5. Dwight Davis, Houston, 14, May should provide the pitchers enough runs now. degree in education from that Stillwagon and his wife,,. 832 votes to give him a sub- San Francisco has probably the best one-two game's Advisory Board and the 926 10. Paul S to vail, Arizona institution the following year. Linda, have two children, Jeff stantial lead over the runner up, two head coaches, Ted Owens of 6. David Hall, Kansas State, State, 11, 695 He started at center for the pitching punch in Juan Marichal and Sam Mc- (5) and Brad (2). t Marquette's all-mideast Kansas who'll coach the Whites Dowell and a powerful lineup, but the rest of then- regional forward Bob Lackey, ((West) and North Carolina's pitching has to come through as good as it did last Madison Central's Segar who has 19, 241. Dean Smith, who'll coach the year for them to repeat. That's not too likely. And Nationally Televised Reds (East). L i March 25 was the deadline for the Braves have what might be the best outfield in The game will be nationally voting and the final tally will be either league (Hank Aaron, Rico Carty, Ralph Signs With Eastern televised by the TVS sports In leading coach Don announced next week. Eastern head basketball network with nationally known Garr) but they might not have the pitching to coach Guy Strong has an- Richardson's Madison Central Here's how the voting stands contend. ' sportcaster Charlie Jones as of now, from the list of 37 nounced the signing of Jimmy Indians to a 14-12 record this calling the play by play and In the National League East, the Pittsburgh Segar, a 6-3 forward from past season, Segar, a native of nominees for each squad: former pro basketball great RED (EAST) VOTING Pirates and Chicago Cubs appear to have the best nearby Madison Central High Danville, broke school records Elgin Baylor providing the School, to a grant-in-aid. for highest rebounds per game 1. George Bryant, Eastern % chance. The World Champion Pirates, with their commentary. Kentucky, 22, 832 Segar averaged 24.1 points average (19.0), highest field UCLA Ail-American guard power packed lineup (Clemente, Stargell, this past season for Central, goal percentage (62.4) and. 2. Bob Lackey, Marquette, 19, , who helped the 241 Robertson, etc.) probably will score enough runs to highest percentage w good enough to lead the Mid- Bruins to their sixth straight State Conference in scoring. He (70.4). 3. Billy Shepherd, Butler, 16, 4 'Continue* On Page Seven) national title, retained his lead was a three-year AU-44th "Jimmy Is bringing so 818 | [for the West squad voting with .^Rus-lUe, IO.fd.II. | ■i ^ District and Mid-State Con- mighty impressive statist!a 24, 343, .• giving • Mm -a»- ap- ference choice and waa twice with him to Eastern. We hope he. proximately 1,500 vote lead over 5. , Louisville, 14,' named to the All-Region team. continues to develop like we Bryant in the overall tabulation. An honorable mention All- believe he is capable of doing," 864 HOME COOKING Bibby has a commanding lead 6. , South Carolina, r stateselection his Junior and sen- Strong said. over his nearest rival on the or year, Segar averaged 17 points 14, 814 Segar is the son of Mr. and West team, Kansas' Ail- Mrs. William Segar of Rich- 7. Hank Siemiontkowski, You Arm Always Wolcoma at... his sophomore season and 20 in American forward Bud 1970-71. mond. Villanova, IS, 537 Stall worth, of almost 5,000 8. Bill Chamberlain, North Tennis, Golf Teams In Action votes. Carolina, 13, 537 GOLDEN RULE CAFE Shepherd Now Third 9. Tom Parker, Kentucky, 13, : 066 The Eastern tennis team The Colonel golfers meet Making the biggest Jump in 10. Bob Ford, Purdue, 12, 840 oV Wt • r • known for good food. visits the University of Cin- Marshall University and Ohio the standings is Butler 11. , Kentucky- cinnati on Monday then travel University at Huntingtoo, W. University's high scoring State, 12, HI GEORGE BRYANT APPEARS to have a berth on the East to Cookeville, Tenn., for a Va., Tuesday and return to guard, Billy Shepherd, who has 12. Ron Thomas, Louisville, Squad of the first annual Pizza Hut Basketball Classic cinched. ■km if lilciiii rlmej,, lm< , Friday match with Tennessee Huntington for the Marshall jumped from 23rd place to third 11,789 The All OVC guard fom Burnside, Kentucky, is well out in front Tech and a Saturday bout with invitational on Friday and place in the paat three weeks. WHITE (WEST) VOTING in the Ian voting tabulation for the game with over 22,000 votes. East Tennessee. Saturday. The first eight players on 1. Henry Bibby, UCLA, 24,343

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f. 8ffi& THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thureday, April 9, 1972-Pag* J "A Team Must Be A Family1 Strong Prefers Character Over Statistics players no further south than Eastern can drop the names try to feed them in the for Kentucky Wesleyan College, BY ROBERTA. BABBAGE KnoxviUe, slip into Virginia, go of top-twenty Southwestern cafeteria*," and "see that they an* can boast of several former You may swish shots from the < almost to Kentucky's western Louisiana, NIT semi-finalist get a totally honest picture of students now in the pro ranks. center court circle, or leap , border, and dip into southern Oral Roberts University, and the school." above the rim, but that doesn't. Indiana and Ohio. nationwide runner-up behind Contrary to the competitive And what about '72-73 and mean you'll start for Guy The recruiting "looks good so UCLA-Florida State, as EKU adage ranking "nice guys" in a beyond? Strong's Eastern Colonel- far this year." Strong said. He * sparring mates. last place finish. Strong's guys basketball squad. In fact, you hopes to announce the signing of Holding a B.A. and M.A. from come out winners more often Strong has some favorites outstanding prospects in the Eastern, Strong sees the than not. picked out -especially may not even make the team. < r Coach Strong looks beyond coming weeks. academic life at the school well- Coach Strong can prove it. He Morehead and Murray next has the this year's OVC crown year, but admits "there are no records to recommendations; ranked and stimulating, and Recruiting An Intense Battle guarantees" in basketball; prefers staunch character to has visiting players meet with for starters, a national division "anvthina can haooen." persuasive statistics charts. His From Strong's comments, it professors from their area of championship in the early '60's •¥W¥MW¥W¥W«W4Ma«aMMMMAAAasas*>%MAM key to successful basketball is can be gathered that recruiting interest. to enlist the boys closest to i can be as intense a battle bet- However, Eastern faces an being men-those "with the ween teams as might ever be unfortunate, yet in some ways •-ight attitude" about the game. waged on the court. desirable disadvantage in University Barber Shop An Eastern athlete, Strong Eastern has several plus recruiting by insisting that their says, must be "coachable" and factors going into this luring methods be honest and ENLISTING PLAYERS "with the right at- championship and a berth in the NCAA tour- is now open "have the basic skills to be recruiting period. Number one: according to the rules. titude" is the key to successful basketball ac- nament. An Eastern athlete, he says, "must be developed through our EKU is number one in the OVC, cording to Eastern head coach Guy Strong, who coachable and have the basic skills to be program." And the player with with Strong calling the '72 play- Located in the Powell Building led the 71-72 Colonels to the OVC basketball Nice Guys Not Always Last developed through our program." too big an ego: "III take care of off win for Eastern his greatest him the first practice session," victory in five seasons as When asked in definite terms Ground Floor Strong said. Colonel head coach. if any attempts to buy out a The articulate, gentle Then too, prospects must look recruit, to entice him by any featuring razor cuts & mod hair styles Women Gymnasts Tip Louisville, mannered Strong, ironically at the calibre of Eastern op- illegal means had transpired known for his effusive en- ponents. The OVC is gaining during his tenure at Eastern, counters with "blind" strength as a conference, and Strong said, "Not to my Standard prices Final Match Here Saturday basketball officials resulting in receiving national recognition knowledge." technical fouls, feels "a team largely due to Western's suc- Strong, instead, wants would- cess in 1971, and the fierce beam event and Leah Jones, must be a family" with coaches be Colonels to witness the fourth respectively, in the Side knowing each player and competition during the '71-72 Open 9 to 9 BYFAWNCONLEY Horse Vaulting contest. Cheryl Strange and Barb Kok friendliness of the campus. "We SUff Writer took third, fifth and sixth in the catering to individual needs and season. ***»****»***«*****«I*W*****»»»»»»»»»»¥VW*» Patty Floyd, Leah Jones and problems. Barb Kok took second, third and floor exercise. Eastern's Women's Gym- fourth' places in the uneven Patty Floyd finished first and Frank Discassieas nastics team took four first and parallel ban. Leah Jones finished first and BOBBY JACK four second places to beat the Patty also Placed first in the second respectively in the All- Around portion of the contest. Frank discussions between TAX SHELTERED ANNUITIES University of Louisville in a balance beam and floor exer- the group of players and The scores for each tevent SPECIALIZING IN meet March 31. 60.40 to 53.45. cise contests. coaches is a part of the Strong Cindy Spratte, Elaine Smith follow: NOW AVAILABLE Leah Jones, Patty Floyd, Side Horse Vaulting: Leah family life style, which the Elaine Smith, and Barb Kok and Leah Jones finished fourth, REGULAR CUTS, Jones 6.06 Patty Floyd 5.8, coach feels has led to con- FROM YOUR LOCAL AGENT placed first, second third and fifth and sixth in the balance Elaine Smith 5.23, Barb Kok 5.1. trolling emotions and better SHAMPOOING, Uneven Parallel Bars: 2. understanding among the team. McPHERSON INSURANCE Patty Floyd 5.1, 3. Leah Jones "Coaching is one of the most RAZOR CUTS, 4.5, 4. Barb Kok 3.3. challenging jobs you can have," Balance Beam: 1. Patty Strong believes. To put together COMPLETE HAIR SERVICE a winning quintet from the Floyd 5.5, 4. Cindy Spratt 4.6, S. STYLiNG 106 SL GEORGE-COLLEGE PARK CENTER! Elaine Smith 4.6, 6. Leah Jones available personnel demands a 4.2. year 'round effort. Now in the midst of Floor Exercise: 1. Patty ill At John Hancock Mutual Floyd 6.4,3. Leah Jones 5.55, 5. recruiting. Strong notes that Cheryl Strange 4.1, 6. Barb Kok most fans feel basketball ends > HOURS - SAM TO 8PM MON. FRL LIFE INSURANCE CO. in late March-a time when the I 3.55. BAM TO 6 PM SAT. All Around: 1. Patty Floyd coaches enter their "second BEN McPHERSON DAVE GRAHAM 22.8, 2. Leah Jones 20.30.. season" of catching young LIFE-HOME-AUTO-HEALTH The Eastern female, gym talent instead of trophies. Men* Hair Styling Shop L.T.D. nastists' next home meet will be Eastern recruiting is "within Portor Drive (Behind Jerry's) Saturday against Peabody from three (driving) hours of Rich- 623-8626 12-1. mond:" that is, we draw our LOOKING FOR NAME BRAND SHOES SAVINGS 30%-60%

A UofL GYMNAST performs a free excercise maneuver in their WHY PAY MORE ... match against Eastern. The EKU coeds won the match 60.4 to 5S.45. ^^ WI SELL FOR LESS Major Leagues Open Play LARGEST SELECTION IN RICHMOND (I'on I in ii i-d ■''■'ORI I'age Six) win the division altough their pitching is just SAMPLE SHOE CENTER average. Just average pitching is the Cubs weakness too, with little besides star righthander 263 E. Main Next To Krogers Ferguson Jenkins, but with a lineup filled with ^ topnotch veterans they could challenge the Pirates, j St. Louis, with player of the year Joe Torre and fireballing Bob Gibson also could contend, and the FRIDAYS ONLY New York Mets, who probably have the best pit- ching staff in this division, might mount a threat if TROUSERS, SLACKS, they can get enough runs. In the American League, the defending cham- PLAIN SKIRTS, SWEATERS, pions, Baltimore in the East and Oakland in the ? West, are solid favorites to repeat. They should be. SPORT COATS There's almost no way you can pick against the Orioles, even with Frank Robinson gone. Besides having four 20 game winners and the best fielding team in the game, the Birds also have several Beautifully excellent hitters an a couple of star rookies waiting for a chance to prove themselves. Dry Cleaned The only team that might be able to challenge Baltimore is the Detroit Tigers. They have some 49 fine ballplayers, including one of the top pitchers in Mickey Lolich, but whether they can contend depends on how much their older stars like Al Kaline and Norm Cash can contribute. If Oakland ace Vida Blue ever ends his highly publicized holdout and joins Denny McLain in the LADIES' 1 PIECE DRESS , A's pitching rotation, the As should wrap up the West as easily as they did last year. Even if he MEN'S OR LADIES' doesn't, the A's still will have a top pitching staff to go with slugger Reggie Jackson, and Oakland 2 PIECE SUITS should still be the class of this weak division. Beautifully Dry Cleaned 89 n 5* One HOUR 'Home Cooked Food' DRYcxeaneRS N. 2nd St. 311 WEST $ MAIN STREET •v • *y Page 8-Thursday, April €, 1972-THE EASTERN PROGRESS Nader Cites Abuses, Fraud AI on your courses. You can That is education in Oregon who have organi; (Continued From Pane One) educate yourselves in between something that will be useful to research groups. They asked to Nader. Our congressmen travel your courses. Don't use bad you. "One of the most important be assessed three dollars a year to Europe to see the safety teachers as excuses," he said. stimuli to the education process in order to hire their own precautions they use in their In educating yourself to is to get students out in the field. scientists, lawyers, and in- coal mines. Our hospitals lack become a good citizen he said Most problems do not come vestigators to take direct action adequate equipment, and we that you should develop per- neatly packaged 'sociology', in poverty, pollution, and other have an inadequate number of ception. This can be done by 'psychology'. They call for a full problems. men in the medical and dental just watching television com- panorama of experiences. When "We have a lot of problems profession. mercials. After listening to you go through an experience, that we should not have. Unlike some, he suggested writing the you do not forget like you do most countries, however, we Nader said that much of this president of the company when you cram for an exam," have the know-how to solve is due to the tremendous asking, for example, what the 12 he said. them," said the Princeton amount of power the corporate different ways of growing are He gave examples of college graduate who also holds a law structure yields. He said that that Wonder Bread advertises. students in Minnesota and degree from Harvard. through their economic power, they are able to control political power which gives them an even greater hold on society. 'Metamorphosis' Begins Tonight He said that for the past few years most of the technological Eastern's Catalina Club will Birth of Man; Age of Ex- Ehrman, Paula Lambdin, Sally advances have been put into present its first performance of ploration; Dawn of Mullins, Kay Arcangeli, Bar- industry rather than directed the 1972 synchronized swim- Christianity; Colonial Age; bara Knudsen, Karen Allen, t vard the people's needs. The ming show tonight in the Donald American Revolution; West; Karen Moss, Peggy Cox, Beth w v to combat this exploitation G. Combs Natatorium at 8 p.m. Civil War; Roaring Twenties; Small, Libby Wiederhold, of *he consumer is to develop The show continues through Bonnie and Clyde; Do Your Martha Sands, Gay Gulick. citizen power according to him. Friday and Saturday, April 7 Thing; Future; and, Finale. and 8th. All numbers with the ex- College is the best place for Entitled "Metamorphosis ception of the final number Earth Day Will this, "Because you will Americana", the show looks were written and directed by probably never be as flexible or back into the changing scenes of students.. Natographers are Be Celebrated have the time you have now. American history. Numbers in Pokey Denny, Sue Ehrman, On April 12, from 11:00a.m. to You don't have to rely entirely the "Metamorphosis" include: Karen Moss, Peggy Cox, 3:00 p.m., an Earth Day Martha Sands, and Hazel program will be held in Brock Photo by Donald Wanbet.m Wathen. Directors are Sue Auditorium. A group of Ehrman, Karen Moss, Peggy professionals and' citizens have Child Pleasing YDCC Council Will Meet Cox, Martha Sands and Pokey been invited to Eastern Ken'-1* Nan Fritz and Tricia Perry appear to be asking each other The play began in Edwards Auditorium, Model school, April 13 Denny. tucky University to speak on the what's going on as Mark Smith plays his part as Hoddel de and will run through tomorrow night. The Young Democrat College voter registration workshop in Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick, environmental theme "Plan- Boddel in the EKU Player's production of "Two Pails of Water." Council will be held in Frankfort the afternoon. Catalina Club sponsor, is writer ning and Action." April 8, YDCC president Mike Hospitality rooms will be open and director of the finale, which These authorities will cover Foster announced this week. Friday night, April 7, in order to involves the entire cast. subjects such as sanitary land Foster also announced that enable candidates to familiarize The Catalina Club was first fill, urban development, the headquarters would be at themselves with the students.' organized in IMS as a group of ecological management, soil Three Parties Vie For Senate the Catalina Motor Inn. Foster estimated the number interested swimmers, known erosion control, air pollution, One of the speakers for the attending the convention will be then as Kappa Kappa Sigma. In water quality control, fish and (Continued From Page One) visitation." policies of N.O.W., but that he," views every meeting convention will be Walter D. about 400. Officers to be elected 1909, the organisation changed wildlife, mineral resources and student services started this Academically, he plans to disagrees as to their ways of with the administration as a Huddleston, candidate for the will be president, two vice- its name to The Catalina Club park systems of Kentucky. year. In addition, he hopes to continue the program of student getting things done. confrontation." United States Senate. presidents, secretary and and has been under the spon- Two panel sessions will be start a day-care center evaluation of professors Ramey maintained that no Congressional candidates Phil treasurer. Seven executive sorship of Miss Dorothy Kirk- held for the convenience of program and a tenant's com- proposed this year, and work to In a special meeting of the woman over 18 should be King and John Breckinridge directors, to coordinate the patrick since 1963. Sponsor questions and answers by the mittee to set up standards for change some CUC and elections committee Wed- restricted to hours, and that have also accepted an invitation activities in their respective prior to Miss Kirkpatrick was student body. Each panel will all apartments to benefit graduation requirements, nesday. Carolyn Reppert was students should be allowed to * ruled ineligible te ran en Ike to speak to the Collegiate congressional areas will also be Miss Gertrude Hood, now be made up of speakers of the students living off campus. giving the student more have refrigerators in their Democrats. elected. honorary member of the Club. day. In the area of student rights, freedom of choice in respect to ground* that she lacked the rooms. Anyone interested in at- Swimmers in this year's cast Programs and an- Kelhoffer plans to keep active courses taken. required 42 semester boars. In an overall appraisal, The convention is open to any tending the convention should are Debbie Uts, Debbie nouncements will be distributed the policies started this year The R.F.P. party, headed by Ramey stated, "If the ad - student attending a college in contact Kip Cameron, president Seiferid, Jill Barthen, Susan on campus, and through Ike and to "try to keep students Bill Ramey, junior political Ramey said, "Kelhoffer ministration had a better at- Kentucky. Registration is one of Eastern's YD's, or Herb Haas, Hazel Wathen, Bonnie local press and radio. aware of what their rights are." science major and Carolyn brought up a number of issues titude toward student govern- dollar and covers the entire Vescio, sponsor, regarding the Stacy, Judy Chilote, Pokey The student body and the He intends to "work for a more Reppert sophomore nursing this year, but very little has ment, more could be ac- day's activities, including a trip to Frankfort. Denny, Suzanne Hothouser, Sue public are invited to attend. realistic program of open major agrees with many of the been done, "the problem being complished."

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