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Vol. M/Na. 22 Official Student Publication of Eaitern Kantucky Univsrtity !*<"*». February 21.1M0 Richmond. Ky. 40476 ' 1 Student Court makes ruling m in election dispute Bv DON MTNAV Helen Palmer Ball, Debbie Pelle and the counting of ballots had been made " Staff Writer Amy Stewart of the Elections Com- mittee Justice Karen Quitter said that "the In a unanimous II to 0 decision, the biggest problem was not who actually Student Court ruled Thursday that The court recommended that the won. but the lax procedures involved." Sharon White was the winner over construction of the ballots and the Nathan White in a disputed Student voting procedures themselves be Quitter, a sophomore marketing Senate election restructured It also made the following major from Cold Springs, felt that "the recommendations people in charge of running the election This was the first case thai the could have foreseen such a problem " Student Court has ruled on in over two 1 Thiil the explicit instructions be years and the first not dealing with listed on the top of every ballot, stating Quitter telt thai ihe recom- parking appeals since the case of that if a candidate's name is listed on mendations that the court made should McCauley - Ryan V Duggins in 1977 the ballot, then the ballot should be make it much less likely for a problem marked beside his or her name and not similar to this to occur in the future That case involved a conflict between written on the write-in-blank men's and women's interdorms and the Student Association concerning who 2 That a bubble also be placed beside The Student Court consists of 11 should have jurisdiction over male the write in blank and marked along members of the student body There janitors in women's residence halls with writing the unlisted candidate's should be at least one member from name in the blank This will help in each class and the justices cannot be The case on Thursday dealt with a verifying all write-in ballots. members of the Student Senate The race in the College of Education, where justices are nominated by the president it was thought that Sharon White and :t That any ballot not following these of the Student Association and ap- Nathan White had originally tied and Instructions be considered spoiled and proved by the Senate would be forced to a run-off. not counted The Chief J ustice of the Court is M i ke After a recount it was discovered that According to Justice l.ori Lalonde. Ellis, a senior business major from a ballot for Nathan White, which had the testimonies of Hat Martin and Umisville The associate chief justice been written in rather than marked on Debbie Pelle were the primary con- is Frank Horechtny. who is a senior Stream cleaned the ballot, had been counted twice, once sideration as to why the court ruled as it broadcasting major, also from University custodian Frank Chenault hoses off the entrance Cincinnati. Ohio, has worked in University maintenance hv Academic Computing and once by did Lalonde a freshman medical l/Hiisville to the Jones Building, clearing away cinders left behind after since 1977 (photo by Will Mansfield) the Elections Committee Testimony by technology major from Lexington, said the snow and ice melted recently Chenault. a native of employees of Academic Computing and that their testimony made it clear that by members of the Elections Com- the ballot had been counted twice The other justices are Steve Git- mittee substantiated that conclusion tinger. Quitter. Lalonde George Among those who testified were Pat Lalonde also said that "the purpose Shepard. Phil Sitko Inn iiiaso. Bill Changes made for handicapped Martin from Academic Computing and behind a recount is to see if any error in Shanley, Doug Dearen and Rob Saxton B\ JANET JACOBS been "very cooperative with the group someone's education that needs to be News Editor of students'' according to Denny removed, we try to pursue their Several changes were made on The first priority plan is for a path to education soundly to remove the campus over Christmas break which the cafeteria between 7 and 8am The block." she explained may not lie recognizable to every second priority if for a path to the The Division ot Student Special Students complain student, but which have made getting eiaawroom buMdtnga. around a lot easier for others "A lot of handicapped students have Services does not offer services The changes were suggested by the had all the cuts from classes they can themselves but _ is mainly a coor- 504 Committee and carried out under have."' said Denny, "but they often dinating office at the present, explained about campus soliciters Ihe Director of Physical Plant's Chad can't get to class due to the snow and Denny By BETTY MAI.KIN drawing for the Florida vacation never commercial materials on bulletin ice " Staff Writer occurs And occasionally the company hoards in all on campus buildings Middletnn Besides directing students on who to The MM Committee got its name from The group also appointed a com- representative doesn't even show up at A party in Dupree Hall Dec 7. 1979 - contact for free tutoring or other Section 504 nf the Rehabilitation Act - mittee to organize and set up a student all sponsored by Mattline - ended with the academic assistance, the office has Mariacand Mattline Inc - two cook- Ihe part of the law which speaks to the association for handicapped students A This is what happened in Combs Hall same result as the Combs Hall party. books taped at the University of Ken- ware companies which sell their rights of handicapped individuals for name, logo and bylaws are being .Ian 22 Twenty girls had gathered in Mattline had posted signs announcing tucky for blind students, has worked merchandise through "selling parties" accessibility in order to attain their worked on by various members. The - have been causing some problems for the dormitory lobby, a cake and cookies the party and several students had education: according to Director of group eventually wants to get with Ihe athletic department on had been made and flowers decorated gathered at Dupree Hall But the arranging for students in wheelchairs Eastern students while heavily Student Special Services. Charlotte recognition and a seat on the Student the room But the company representative never showed up to get a special pass to sit down on Ihe soliciting on the University campus Senate, she added representative from Mariac never According to Dean of Women. I leraiy floor behind a table at basketball Numerous University students have Denny, who lias been with the Denny said the 504 Committee is came Not only were the girls disap- Jeannelte Crockett, these are not games and directed Ihe University in reported being contacted by either University (or 14 yearsas a professor in planning a Campus Awareness Day this pointed, but they soon learned from isolated cases. She says many times hiring one nf eight people in the state Mattline or Mariac - companies which Allied Health and Nursing, started this semester Combs Dorm Director Sandy Fee that plans have been made for "selling certified to teach in sign language to urge students into hosting "selling summer in the new division "Possibly when the weather gets such a party violates a University parties'" at the University and the provide interpretation for deaf students parlies" by offering them a Florida Previously a faculty and ad- better, we'll set up a place on campus company representative has not come. trying to continue their education vacation and free gifts for their efforts policy ministrative committee appointed by where there is a lot of traffic and have The two companies are sub- According to a University policy And Crockett added that in the past few President J C Powell was in existence crutches, blind canes and wheelchairs "We've identified over 160 students sideraries of American Marketing approved at the October 1978 meeting of weeks she has been contacted by her to make the earn pas more accessible, and let students try out a simulated on campus on rehabilitation and there Associates the University Board of Regents, public counterparts at Morehead. U of K, and said Denny, but there was little student handicap to increase awareness of what are more." said Denny "But if Both companies sell cookware. solicitation of commercial goods and Western, who are experiencing similar involvement it is like." said the division director. students want any help from this office, flatware, cutlery and china. They services on campus is prohibited. problems w ith the same companies and The 504 committee was formed at the "We want the temporarily able- they must let us know they are here. We contact students by telephone and if a Another policy approved at the same complaining that their students are beginning of the year, to involve bodied to understand those who aren't can't ask them on a registration form or student agrees to host a party, the meeting prohibits the posting of ISaa "SELLING.' paa* 141 students representing many different and how to deal with them." she said. find out in some similar way." company will send a salesperson to the handicaps "Many times people want to be helpful, party, provide free beer steins for the "I think this is (he important thing." but don't know how to be. There really Any student wishing to contact {be guests and hold a drawing for one said Denny "It's the students who can is a need to build campus awareness." division can visit Combs 116 or call 622- Florida vacation really tell their needs " Plans to increase access to han- 1510 However, many times students pever Currently the committee consists of dicapped students include modification see the free gifts and sometimes the Denny. Judith Sagath, assistant of one w ing on the first floors of Combs. professor of occupational therapy, Martin and Todd halls this summer, three occupational therapy students staled Denny She sited Wright state and II students with various handicaps University in Ohio. Wayne University Periscope or disabilities. in Michigan and Southern Illinois Editorials The 504 Committee met Friday to University as having the best facilities Chadt out paat thraa for Mika Nawt-Faaturw 3-6 discuss the new ramps that had been for the handicapped. Di tchan . NIWI Quit of tha 70'» Organization* 6-7 cut on campus and identified the "One of the situations that keeps this and tan your knowladga of Sport. 84 problem of getting the ramps cleared office from doing its job is a lot of avants. Art* 10-11 for snow and ice. Plans for first and handicapped students haven't let second priority pathways were for- themselves be known to us." said mulated and sent to Middioinn. who has Denny "If there is a block in the way of English professors in pursuit of 'big bucks' or 'big books' Blyftie is from Connecticut and ob- day in McDonald's while the two were BvFRANCOWHEKD says. "A father learns that it's not tained his Ph D from Florida State. discussing an idea for a murder Staff Writer always easy to distinguish the fine line between guiding and controlling." Sweet is from Louisville, attended the mystery The public relations man for University of Florida and received his McDonald's overheard their con- "Big books make big bucks." Blythe re-emphasized the same PhD from the Universitv of Louisville. versation and thought they were real The short, sweet and simple motto of sentiment when he said, "In general, detectives. Hal Blythe and Charlie Sweet, every parent has the problem of "We've never gone a full day in six This experience lead to the professors in the English department. stopping guiding and controlling the years without doing something." they production of one of their stories. "The child and sending him on his way." agree Unlike many co-authors who So they are in pursuit of big books, no, Royal Easter Egg " Produced here at make that BIG bucks, often a powerful Another story will soon be published divide a story into parts, these two the University, it was partly sponsored motivation in Home Life. write everything together In addition to Home i.ifr. the two by McDonald's and the University. It Their favorite hangout is McDonald's has been shown in surrounding states where they go each day during lunch to have stories published in Ellery Queen. They thoroughly discuss and during Easter season for the past three discuss mutual ideas but mainly to do Jack It Jill and men's magazines. research an idea before putting it on years what they passionately love and enjoy -- Several more manuscripts are waiting paper One story required three months writing. to be mailed now. of research time alone - only to be Both stress that one of the more They're not, choosy about what they The unique quality about these two rejected. But Blythe and Sweet remain important rules to remember in writing write They've written mysteries, authors is the special rapport that undaunted. is that it "must fit the guidelines and children's stories, screenplays, scripts, exists between them. Their con- There's always another story to needs." critical reviews - they've written it all, versation is but one example of their write. or certainly will in the future. timing. Surprisingly enough, the two never "You have to expand the awareness Their latest accomplishment is a As one finishes speaking, the other get bored with writing They attribute of life's situations," Sweet said. "Most short story titled "A Special Saturday" picks up where the other left off as if by this to the fact that there are two of of writing is rewriting anyway " published in the February issue of some invisible cue. They write them - one will have the enthusiasm In their six years, they have yet to Home Life magazine together, teach together, play doubles the other happens to lack on a par- have an unsolved problem They have a The story is about a father with a in tennis and their families are close ticular day. filing cabinet full of research material young mentally retarded son. It takes friends. "We get a certain satisfaction. and stories waiting to be mailed. Right guard an incident on the soccer field where Their special friendship began six There's nothing on Monday but we've With all their combined industry, the father is a coach to make the father years ago when they met here at the created a whole universe on Friday surely these two will be successes Colonel guard Donnie Moore grimaces as he strug* j to find a teammate under realize that his love is over-protective University. Although they both at- There's something tangible there," "Blessed are the hard workers for heavy pressure from a Tennessee Tech player during Saturday's game at .and actually hindering his child's tended college in Florida, their paths explained Sweet. they will inherit the big bucks." Alumni Coliseum Led by Turk Tillman's season-high 41 points, the Colonels progress As the phrase under the title did not cross until they came here. An unusual incident happened one Or so Blythe and Sweet hope defeated the Golden Eagles 98-84 Moore scared two points.
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«"«*-«"- a- '• '»"<•»•<>»' . , .>.-»-»4-.-——•- » ■» ,». I 2/Vot. sa/No. 22 TH.E. Frtxuarv 21. 1W0 Editorials Parking violations Appeals system needs change There's something roiicn ai Of course, the University's reason - Eastern Kentucky Universtiy, noi for such an unjust system is not that Denmark. hard to figure out. Namely. I he parking appeals The purpose is quite simple. The system. system is designed to discourage For some time now. students have persons from appealing parking voiced their objections to the tickets. If it is too easy to appeal, appeals system used at the Univer- anyone in their right mind would do sity. Student government has also so, in an attempt to get out of grappled in the past with the issue to paying the ticket. no apparent avail. The system What would result quite simply continues along its merry and unjust would be utter chaos that would way. disrupt the orderly and smooth flow Oddly enough, the American of University operation. system of judicial justice which Thus it is better to sacrifice assumes a person innocent until fairness and due process simply for proven guilty does not operate at the sake of order. this University. last week, the Student Senate Even stranger is the reality that unanimously voted to send a memo the Constitution of the United to University President J.C". Powell. States which guarantees an individ- Thomas Lindquist, director of the ual due process of the law seems Division of Public Safety and Dr. unheard of also. Thomas Myers, vice president of The facts of the system are fairly student affairs concerning the simple parking appeals system. If a student receives a parking The memo contained several ticket Irom campus security, it can recommendations which included be paid or it can be appealed. replacing the seven-day double due failure to do either of the two rule with a 50 percent discount if the within seven davs results in a fine of violator pays within seven days, S5. No guest ions asked, no excuses replacing the present system of taken requiring violators to pay their fines Butv the real rape of justice before they can make an appeal and concerns the procedure to appeal a suggesting that campus security send ticket that one believes might have notices to students concerning their been issued unfairly. parking violations approximately In order to make an appeal and two weeks prior to pre-registration. have campus security give an Hopefully, for the sake of individual the necessary forms to do decency and justice, the administra- so. the parking ticket must first be tion will take heed to the unfairness Value of standardized tests paid. of the system and initiate some long So much for the concept of overdue changes. innocent until proven guilty, even If not. there is one thing that the should be questioned by educators University can certainly do. though it does sound nice to the ear. Thank God for the sun and also What would we do without liim' the actual characteristics that Are they necessarily the And that is to simply change the In most localities in this country, the ram Thank God for little girls A good question make for progress in human dedicated, hard-working, wording on the parking tickets. paying a ticket is considered an because without them what would l^ast month, Nader attacked a history." motivated and honest individuals admission of guilt. At the Univer- Currently, the tickets say to the little bovs do'' practice that is known all too well The Educational Testing Service that have supposedly made this* sity, lo and behold, it seems that it effect that failure to "pay or to the typical college student - the claims that the standardized tests country great? can possibly be the first step in appeal" within seven days results in But. especially thank God for standardized test. measure «he aptitude of in- In this day and age of cyncism prosing one's innocence. the assessment of a $5 fine. Ralph Nader, America's number He stated that the Educational dividuals, as well as predict suc- and distrust of both government Ciuiltv until proven innocent, one consumer advocate, who Testing Service's multipleichoice cess in school and private business, the character that is the kind of logic that should Change the "pay or appeal" to continues to look after the interests admission lests were "a consumer Nader says the claims are false of a person should be of the utmost be found in the Iron Curtain "pay AND appeal." "I the average American at the risk fraud" that did a poor job of and unsubstantiated importance. countries and not on a college Don't insult the intelligence of the nf taking on big business, the predicting college performance Nevertheless it should be noted Standardized tests do not and campus in the L'nited States. students at this University. government and God knows who Nader also leveled charges that the that standardized tests are one of Please. cannot measure the character of editor's mailbag else tests were biased against the instruments used by colleges in an individual minorities the admission process Tliere is Perhaps, that is the single most the number of tickets was limited sports activities The Educational Testing Ser- much competition for admission important weakness of such tests. I find that this new practice is unfair Since I was given no choice in into certain colleges, law schools, Powell letter to the students, provides a negative vice, a company based in New Obviously, standardized tests To the Kditor whether to pay the tee or not, I feel that Jersey, is responsible for putting medical schools and graduate learning experience, seems to be illegal providing only limited seats for people have a great deal of influence over The enclosed letter is a copy of the and changes my personal opinion of this <>ut several standardized tests that * schools across the country the lives of many individuals, as letter that I have written and sent to who have already paid is illegal University's administration Making this part of the issue worse is are widely used across the country Because of the vast numbers of well as the course of our country by President J (' Powell concerning the Because of the support of the primarily for college admission new requirement of tickets for the fact that these tickets are being applicants, personal interviews are way of leadership development. students, the home games have full resold to the public and those students purposes simply out of the question Thus the students I would he very thankful if houses How is it fair to keep us out* this letter was published in the next who want to support their team at any Among the tests are the determination for acceptance into No three-hour test should have Who is the main moral supporter for the cost issue of the Progress. If the student team' Scholastic Aptitude Test tSATi. a school relies mainly on the prior the power of life and death in body is not aroused to the situation and This is an institution of higher The bottom of the barrel lies in the the Law School Admission Test academic record of an applicant regards to the aspirations of an the future possibilities, we are in for learning, but higher learning should not money Eastern is receiving from il-SATi. the Graduate Record and the score results of a stan- individual trouble Thank you for reading this. include how to make a buck at the television broadcasting rights. This Examinations ■ tilth: ■ and the dardized test. Reportedly, more than two expense of others That is the learning school in the past, has stated that their Sir Graduate Managemont Admission fine bad performance on a million American students take the experience that has come to light from main interest was the student and from standardized tests of the In the .January 24th issue of the this situation what I saw I was inclined to believe Test iGMAT> standardized test may shatter the Progress we. the student body, were When I came to this school. I was told that But with this situation of limited Nader compared these tests to dream of a person wishing to be a Educational Testing Service each informed that we would have to obtain that included in my bill was an activity tickets. I can only see the big dollar sign "a roulette game." adding that doctor or lawyer or other year. tickets for three home basketball fee and that fee guaranteed my en- in the front window individuals are often struck out of professional by simply denying games Furthermore, we were told that trance into all home regular season More than two million students How much money does this school possible careers solely on the basis him a place in a school that would have to make off of its students? We of a three-hour exam train him for such a career are putting their lives on the spin of r pay our fees and give support to make According lo Nader, stan- f »ne question that comes to mind a roulette wheel. It doesn't take a this school what it is. Do we really ilardized tests "don't measure about standardized tests concerns gambler to calculate the odds of deserve this kind of treatment? Next judgement, wisdom, experience, the type of individuals who might being a winner or a loser year will all the seats be reserved for creativity, stamina, determination dn well on them sporting activities? Is the "Almighty There has to he a better way Dollar" more important or ire the students for whom this school was ■Perspective founded? Sincerely concerned. Kenneth Sexton, student Three Mile Richmond? Sunday brunch? Koh Dollar Editor Kditor Betty Ann < .oins Business Manager Being a freshman at this university, I BebJn Pater Robin Pater Managing'Vdilor had lo (|uickly learn to deal with the Janet Jacobs News Editor problem of roaches It was very easy to Brian Blair Features Editor adapt to roaches in the trash chute, the The Three Mile Island of on the incident. garbage can. closets and occasionally According to an editorial printed Jeff Smiley Sports Editor Richmond? This past fall, the PCP situation Donna Bunch Organizations Editor in the showers, but I do not want them recently in the Lexington Herald, Not exactly, but the Bluegrass was created. Markita Shelburne Arts Editor in my food! since 1967, there have been 89 (hi Sunday, Feb. 10. I went to the This situation arose when the Dean Holt City Editor Army Depot here in Madison confirmed leaks of nerve gas-also Powell Crill to try the spaghetti special depot distributed wooden crates that J.D. Crowe Staff Artist County certainly has been imposing from the Bluegrass Army Depot. My friends and I ordered the same dangerous and unhealthful environ- had been treated with PCP Jesse Wilmolh Circulation manager thing except for drinks I ordered a The gas has 'been stored in nerve mental problems on its residents. (pentachlorophenal), a chemical Dean Ditmer Advertising Coke As we were eating. I started to gas rockets at the facility and lake another drink of my Coke and wood preservative. The crates were The more recent problems began distributed to people in various supposedly, depot workers have noticed a cockroach floating on the top. plugged the leaky rockets and stored Member ..( Associated Collegiate Press Association, Columbia scholastic Suddenly I felt nauseous and grotesque Aug. 16. 1979. when the Army places throughout central Kentucky. them safely away. Press \SMII lalion and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. I believe that a food service, Depot was de-militarizing smoke A Richmond physician. Dr. Represented fur national advertising by the College Advertising Saks and cannisters that were used for especially one that comes in contact William Grise revealed that several So far, the past leakages have Servire. Inc.. Chicago. III. with as many people as Eastern's does, camoflauge and caused a toxic cloud of his patients that worked at the been termed "minor." But what Published each Thursday during the regular school year except P should keep better sanitary conditions to appear over the county. depot had contracted forms of about the future? There's no doubt vacation and examinaUon period* at Eastern Kentucky University by According to Fred Alverson, news authority of the Hoard of Kegrnts through the Student Publications Board. I am writing this letter in hope of leukemia. about it . . . the gas is dangerous. and public affairs coordinator of Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or other signed improving the foul situation. Is there Officials from the Atlanta Center Should a major leakage occur, WEKU-FM, the depot violated writers and dn not necessarily represent the views of this university. Ad- anything the Progress can do to notify for Disease Control have worked surely Madison County residents vertising appearing in this newspaper is Intended to help the reader buy. the students and faculty about the several rules by, lust of all, burning with local health officials and run would be immediately notified and Anv false or misleading advertising should be reported to the Business badhealth conditions in the grill? canisters at night and by burning many tests on county residents to Do you think a poll or editorial on this evacuated. Manager. The Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jonea Building Second class three times the number of cans they check on the effects that may have postage paid at Richmond. Ky 4*47S. problem would help show a need for normally burned. It seems that the Bluegrass Army Pastern Kentucky I diversity Is an equal opportunity, affirmative action change-* Or should I just let the been caused by the chemically-treat- Depot is taking some chances with Due to this situation the Bluegrass employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex. next guy who shares his meal with a ed wood. the environment of Madison County Army Depot created, several Madi- national origin or handicap in the admission to. or participation in. any cockroach worry about it' Now, the test data is being residents. They're not taking all the son County residents were evacuat- rdurationa I progra m or arUvity which it cenducta. Any complaint arising by I feel this is important Please try to evaluated at Gulf South Research safety precautions that they should reason of alleged discrimination should be directed in writing to Dr. Rebecca help ed and some 27 people were taken to Laboratories in New Orleans, La. in connection with these problems Rroaddus. ArtlrmaUvr Action Officer. Million House. EKU Campus area hospitals to be treated from All of these investigations and that have been arising. telephone number (22-125*. Sincerely, exposure to the toxic cloud. testings were, the result of a request Let's keep our fingers crossed that Scott Bradford Reportedly, the Army is currently made by U.S. Congressman Tim the depot never gets the chance to 503 Dupree Hall. Box, 117 conducting an internal investigation Lee Carter. handle nuclear materials. P^t3/Vot.58/No.22 Tha Eimin 'rooraas News/ FeaturesThunday. Fatoruary 21. 1980 Draft 1970: Test your knowledge centers, on events and quotations opposed HyMlKEDITCHEN is. (>n May 28. the worst avlattoa ac- 23. Pope John-Paul. II is from SUN Writer The director of the Committee on cident In the IS history occarred Militarism in Education charged today involving the airplane. A. Puerto Rico The 70s were an era of change. The B. Poland that the Selective Service System's A. B-52 plan to establish registration centers in war in Vietnam ended. A president left B. DC-10 C. Italy in disgrace. The space program came our nation's high schools and colleges C. Stratoflier D. Greece and is a "time bomb waiting logo off " to a screaching halt and dictators fell. D. 727 24. the bulkier of the The 70s have been called by many the 11. How many pope* were there In the "Spruce Goose" and compulsive germ At a news conference. Dr Robert I 79s? fearer, died In April 1978. Rhodes, director of the committee, "Me Generation" in tribute to the many 12. Name the 1972 presidents! candidate A. Howard Hughes people who forgot all except them- expressed astonishment that lii« selves. whose aspirations were ended when B. Charlie Chaplin Selective Service System would even Arthur Bremer shot him. C. Groucho Marx consider such a plan. Under existing In the past two weeks we've given you 13. wrote China's "tittle D. Francisco Franco legislation, the plan would be im- questions on entertainment and sports Red Books." 25. Name the vice presidents of the 7ss. plemented if President '"arter ordered of the 70s but the big news was the A. Tsoneg-hin Park Can you identify the memorable a return to mandatory registration for world news of the 70s. Here are tome B. Mao Tse-Tung the draft questions and quotations to help you C. Chou En- Lai quotes of the past decade? Here are 10 remember the decade that was the 70s. D. Buddha favorites by some of the most im- portant people of the decade that was. Rhodes went on to discuss in some 14. "The Happy Warrior." Hubert detail the impact registration centers 1. The first Americans invited to China Humphrey died in . 1. "I am not a crook" would have on our nation's schools He after Ike CoM War were A. 1976 predicted that if we become involved in A. Henry Kissinger and his wife. B. 1977 2. "I propose to you the option of love." another unpopular war. students will B. a ping pong team. C. 1971 picket or sit-in at these centers C. a group of Harvard business D. 1979 3. "I can't type. I can't file. I ran't even answer the phone." Since obstruction of the Selective students. IV The by-word of the Nixon era in Service is a felony and a federal of- D. a Congressional Service Com- regards to the Russians was 4. "Expletive deleted" 5. "A woman without a man is like a fense, we would be exposing students to mittee. long jail sentences arising from non- 2. The Watergate is . A. "shuttle diplomacy" fish without a bicycle." 6. "Let's do it" violent activities carried out in their A an exclusive spa B. "Detente" own schools B. a government office building C "The Kissinger Doctrine" 7. "I've looked on a lot of women with C. a hotel D. "a world for democracy" lust." But he was even more concerned D. the name of the National IC. Yes or No. DM the Russians and the 8. "Whip Inflation Now." about the impact these centers would Democratic Party Office Building \ /, ever have manned spaceflights in 9. "We have a cancer within, close to have on freedom of speech within our :i. "Shuttle Diplomacy" was practiced ie air at the same time. die presidency, that is growing " classrooms and school corridors It •y . 7. The Israelis gained notarlety during 10. "I'm fed up with old men would be easy, he suggested, for the A. Henry Kissinger the Entebbe raid. Where is Entebbe? dreaming up wars for young men to die FBI to justify the use of student in- B. Nelson Rockefeller A. Egypt in." formers at school C. Robert Strauss B Uganda Innocent students involved in Ihe A. Elizabeth Ray D Walter Mondale C. Iran exercise of their first amendment 4. True or False. The Kent Stale D. Saudi Arabia B. John Dean rights to freedom of speech and to shootings occurred in the 70s. 18. l.esley Brown gained her place In C. George McGovern peaceable assemble could be charged D. Gerald Ford 5. Pally Hears! was abducted by the — history by ■ under federal law with conspiracy to A being the first woman elected to E. Pope John-Paul II Bridal fare obstruct the Selective Service F. Gary Gilmore A CIA parliament. Eileen Quirke. a sophomore and Cindy Beckman, a junior, look at a book of B PLO B serving as an UN. Ambassador G White House tapes transcripts wedding invitations at a reception in the Keen Johnson Ballroom following Rhodes concluded his press con- C Black Panthers C. being the mother of the first test H. Richard Nixon Women's Interdorm's first annual Spring Bridal Show Quirke and Beckman ference with a request that the new I) SLA tube baby. I. Jimmy Carter are both from Louisville and majoring in fashion merchandising (pholo by Department of Education call on *. The beat-known person in the world Is D serving in the Senate J. Gloria Steinem Sieve Brown I Congress to forbid the use ol our high 19. The largest spacecraft ever laun- schools and colleges as registration A Muhammed Ali ched was . Answers to the multiple choice: 1. b, centers B Queen Elizabeth A Skylab 2. c, 3. a. 4. true, 5. d, 6. a, 7. d. 8 c, 9 c. Navy accepts Ramsey C. Jimmy/Carter B. Soyoz 12 10. b, 11 3, 12 George Wallace. 13 b. 14 D. Billy Graham c. 15. b, 16 yes, 17. b, 18. c. 19. a. 20. b. The Navy has accepted a University After his graduation, he will attend The press conference was held at C. Apollo 18 Shadowcliff. the national headquarters 7. . a former vice president. D. the Spaceshuttle 21. b. 22. b. 23. b, 24. a. 25. Spiro T senior. Donald Ramsey of Ml. Vernon. officers school at Newport. R.I , for died In the night in the company of 29. In 1978 Jim Jones led a cult In mass Agnew. Gerald Ford. Nelson into its nuclear propulsion collegiate four months and be commissioned an of Ihe Fellowship of Reconciliation The Fellowship, a pacifist organization, is Megan Marshall. suicide in Guyana. What was the cult" Rockefeller. Walter Mondale. program under which he will even- ensign Then he will be sent to a nuclear A. Lyndon Baines Johnson tually become an officer on a nuclear propulsion school at Orlando. Fla.. for the sponsor of the Committee on A. the Moonies The quotes match up like this: l.h, 2. Militarism in Education The Com- B. Thomas Eagleton B the People's Temple submarine. six months, following which he will be i ■ e, 3. a, 4. g. 5. j, 6. f. 7. i, 8. d. 9. b. 10. c. Ramsey, a chemistry major, is assigned to work on a prototype nuclear mittee's mailing addres is: Box 271. C. Bob Dole . C. Ihe Brethern How'd you do? All questions were D Nelson Rockefeller D. the Chosen Ones already in the Navy, which is paying reactor another six months. Nvack. N Y 10960 K. The ease b regarded by 21. David BerkowlU. "The Son the Sam based on the Associated Press' top him about $750 a month until his many as the most Important race Killer" claimed to fulfill the wishes of stories of the 70s so we'll let you judge graduation next December He is also The Doctor's Bag Did you really live the 70s? Now ... the relations case of the 7ea specifically "Sam." working on a minor in physics and draUag with strict racial quotas. A a union boss ROs Enjoy them! mathematics A. Boston Busing Act B a dog Medical B Sam Stone C. an unknown person C. Allan Bakke D. Satan D Red Lion 22. April 11. 1979 the regime of Idl Amin ■. |n the Panama Canal Ml into Ihe hands of the country of reverted back to Panama. People Poll A 1977 A. Iran By JANET JACOBS Coles Raymond M.D. B. 1978 B. Uganda News Editor C. 1979 C. Tanzannia If a person wants to appeal a parking ticket that he received on campus, he D. It hasn't yet D. Spain must pay the ticket first What is your opinion of this system of parking When the president lies about his was a floating onc-paticnt hospital appear (photos by Brian Pottsi health..what should his doctor do? in which the president was operated ■very So Often Or, for that matter, when a on. After a brief convalescence out candidate stoops to such a decep- of sight of land, he returned to tion? Washington tanned and apparently The beat Hippocralic medical ethics place fit. The public was none the wiser. the physician in a simple position-- It was President Eisenhower who w which is unyielding support of his first openly made details of his A 4 goes on patient under any circumstances. White House illness known, and President Ford became the first alaaaa^al aaaaaaaafcktaaaaaaai Don McNoy Yet, we have already had healthy incumbent to give a detailed HPV afl situations where history may well report of his annual physical have been changed for the worse by examination. The heal goes on. slipped on the charts when they a doctor's silence. The resulting What is the proper role of the said that a commission should be- wars, mass tortures and deaths president's doctor? What of confi- II has been over 100 days since set up to review alleged bad music would make a mockery of any dentiality on the one hand, and the so disco disc jockeys were by Ihe Boo Gees doctor's claim to be a healer. direct interference with the electoral taken hostage by a group of Zappa's music was played The doctor's sin would be the process by betraying the public's unemployed rock musicians These almost nightly on radio, however, most common of ail-that of the "right to know" on the other? musicians, fanatic F'rank Zappa it began to get bad reviews from good man who does nothing in the No law requiring candidates to fans, said thai they will hold these Ihe disco critics. Therefore, Zappa lace of evil. report their health has been D.j.'s hostage until the Bee Gees then ordered all critics away from The episode, of course, was when formulated.-It is an important and - are turned over to have their music Ihe radio station. Tom Rogers, junior, industrial l-'.D. Roosevelt was running for his difficult question and I leave it to reviewed by a committee chaired Connie Hall, freshman, medical After the critics were ordered technology. Weslchester, Ohio. technology. Owingsville. fourth term in 1944. you to answer. by Zappa away, the radio stations began to "I don't agree with that. Students "That's almost like saying you're According to his attending However, being free from the guilty until proven innocent. Of cardiologist, Howard G. Bruen When the d.j.'s were first taken put more emphasis on covering the should at least have a chance to doctor-patient relationship with argue it first - it doesn't seem just. course, a person should pay if he's (who made the statement 25 years hostage, disco fans everywhere fight that the easy listening people candidates, I can tell you about the guilty, but he should go through the later), F.D.R. had chronic high were obsessed with an anti-rock were having with the punk rockers. health of the present ones. couri process and then pay You're blood pressure and much more feeling-Disco music dominated all Zappa slipped even further down alwavs innocent first." GOV. Jerry Brown alone refuses to important was in congestive heart of the radio shows each evening. the charts. report his health status. failure during the campaign. One station even went so far as to There was hope in sight when There are so many candidates at In last December's issue of the put on a special "Disco Held Ted Nugent was elected President the moment that 1 will lump all their Hostage" which aired nightly on of the Frank Zappa fan club journal Surgery. Gynecology & disabilities together. II" you want to Obstetrics. Dr. Harry S. Goldsmith late night radio. Nugent began to hint that it was not know which have hemorrhoids, or (36 years later!) gave evidence that Now. as the affair dragged on, completely necessary to turn over low grade arthritis, or who had a F.D.R. also had cancer. other music began to move back the Bee Gees to a board of skin cancer removed, 1 refer you to The White House physician, Ross onto the charts. Easy listening fans reviewers. This marked a new Medical World News, Feb. 18. 1980. T. Mclntire, stated flatly during the invaded a punk rock recording hope in ending the crisis. pp. 77-8; 83-89. 1944 campaign that "the President's studio and tried to take control of Country musicians were able to Briefly, one apparently had a smuggle six disco d.j.'s out of a health is excellent--! can say that silcn. heart attack three years ago. it. unqualifyingly." It was Mclntire Disco and rock fans were both rock station without Zappa finding Ano her had the above-mentioned who had called in the specialists! outraged at the easy listening out. This brought country music CUM l(. One has an abnormal heart It is certainly arguable that a people. In fact, the disco fans the appreciation of all disco fans. valve. Two have been badly began to organize a movement to In gratitude. Donna Summer made president who was not actively in the wounded by gunfire many years ago boycott the Grammy Awards or at plans to record a disco album of process of dying might have refused (obviously, that's Dole and Connal- least arrange it so that Andy Johnny Cash songs, including "A to yield all of eastern Luropc to ly). Two had ulcers, one had Williams would not be able to be Boy Named Sue" and "I Walk the Russia, making that country the controlled high blood pressure, two great territorial victor of World War the host. Line." have ostcoarthritis, one has had his With all of this going on, a furor The end of the crisis seems near, .11. It was a gift, because he didn't prostate out and two have hemor- arose when Variety named Frank but yet so far away. Summer is have to do it--we had the bomb and rhoids. One fell on his head and had Zappa "Musician of the Year." using the incident to fight off the they did not. This argument has a temporary concussion. That's all, Many people were outraged that challenge of the Pointer Sisters, been made by a number of and that's good for their ages. Baxter. {Malar, puMIc aaat Chuck Glveas. senior, pre-vet. Zappa got this award but Variety although she has been calling Disco historians. It's nice to sec a bit of humor community hearth. Flemmg Louisville. That's by no means the only involving high office. Medical said that it was given to the person fans around the country asking for "I disagree A person should be "I don't really think the person who had the biggest influence on support. Nugent seems more able to appeal before having to pay. should have to pay first That makes elaborately hidden'presidential dis- World News asked some hundreds music in that year. willing to negotiate than Zappa, but He may be able to get off it." it like admitting he's guilty, in the ability. of doctors "Is there any disease of Dnma Summer, leader of the with Summers preoccupied with wrong, when he may not be. Grover Cleveland had a cancer of the president that you would not Disco movement, was pre- the easy listening problem and a the jaw, and what he did was hesitate to report to the public?" occupied with a challenge for her possible boycott of the Grammy announce that he was going for a One crusty old curmudgeon gave a reign from the Pointer Sisters. Awards, the hostages may be held cruise on the yacht of a super-rich list. It was headed by that well However, the Pointer Sisters for a long time to come. friend. The yacht, in point of fact. known disease "liberalism!"
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AHH, MANN Placement Pipeline (CD&P) r'VK 00T THAT I. KMPMWMKNT INTERVIEW Thursday. Feb. 2* Manufacturing Management PtKM KDIKK.S Positions: Operations * Tariff - Rate Trainee: BS - BBA MBA Ind Tech.. 1 All Interview's will be held in the Trainees Management & other Engineer related IJP FOR.!' l>ivision of Career Development * Qualifications: BBA in Physical areas Placement 319 Jones Bldg Distribution k Transportation or other Computer Operator - Programmer: 2 Students who wish to schedule Business fields with career interest in BS BBA Computer Science & EDP interviews must sign up in person at the Transportation area. Accounting Reserve Trainee: BBA - Division office :t)9 Jones Bldg. Accounting - Finance Monday Friday from8a m 4:3llpm FIDELITY UNION LIFE INSURANCE :l Interview appointments can be PO. COLLEGE IFF INSURANCE scheduled after organization recruiting Thursday A Friday. Feb. 28 and 2» COMPANY details are announced in the FYI or Positions: Sales Trainees Wednesday. March S Kasiern Progress < Placement Qualifications- All majors interested Positions: Sales Trainees Pipeline' in Sales - Marketing career Qualifications: All majors interested 4 The minimum requirement for in Sales • Marketing Career. scheduling an interview is the com GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY pletionof.i Placement Data Sheet This OF KENTUCKY WARREN COUNTY SCHOOLS - form is part of the Placement Friday. Feb. 2* Kentucky Kegistration Packet which is available Positions: Management and Wednesday. March I in the Division i Hfice :il9 Jones Bldg Technical Trainees Interviewing for the following 1980-81 II. CWIPl S INTKKVIKWS Qualifications US BBA in Industrial anticipated vacancies: Kindergarten. Technology or Business Ad- Elementarv. Junior High. Special NCR (ilKPOR.VriON iSYSTKMKIMA ministration Education KMH TMH. I.I) ED. liKIH'Pl I la xlon OH. Speech & Hearing and Mult Han- Monday & Tuesday. Feb. -'."> & 2S WILSON. SHANNON &OKFKFIELD * dicapped). Senior High interviews for: COMPXNY - Oh. Math. English. Chemistry. Physics, Positions and (Qualifications: Friday. Feb. 29 Biology. Social Studies, Industrial Arts. I Pricing Analyst. 2 Quality Positions: Staff Accountants Music Assurance Specialist, I Sales Qualifications: BBA or MBA in ROSES STORKS. INC. Representatives. 4 Accounting Accounting Thursday. March « Campus Clips Trainees. .">. Programmer Trainee INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE Positions Retail Management Bachelors and Masters degrees in Monday A Tuesday. March 3*4 Trainees Monday: an all-Greek mixer at J Printing Tech Graphic Arts. EDP. what the United States, the Soviet NOTE: Return visit to interview Qualifications Its HA BBA in Phi Mu convenes Sutlers Mill from 6 to 8:30 p.m.. free - Computer Science. Accounting. Union and the Chinese objectives are " Kchruary 12 and 13 candidates who Business Administration. Marketing Members of the Phi Mu fraternity's beer, must wear Greek tee-shirts. Marketing. Management and Do you know what kind of policy in- could not schedule interview times and other majors interested in Retail collegiate and alumnae chapters from Tuesday: game night in Walters Economics Store Management Career struments the great powers use to across Kentucky will convene at upstairs lobby from 7 to 12 p m , free achieve these goals? IFFFEHSON COUNTY SCHOOLS - Eastern Kentucky University March I prizes PS. M \HI\K (iHtPS Kentucky t.(MIDYEAR TIRE & RUBBER to celebrate their National Founders Thursday: fashion show. Grise Room If not. come to the CIRUNA World Tuesday. Mednesriav Thursday. Feb. Monday. March 3 COMPANY Day of the Combs Building. 8 p m . 50 cents Affairs Forum The Cold War II? It will I*. -'7 and 91 Interviewing for 1980-81 Special Thursday. March * The program will include workshops, admission be held Wednesday, Feb 27. at 7 p m in Positions officers Candidate School Education certified candidates only Positions Retail Store Management a buffet luncheon, guest speakers, a Friday step show. Grise Room of the the .laggers Room of the Powell Qualification* Any major •• all NOTE: Interviewing late afternoon - Trainees founders ceremony, and an awards Building. degrees Combs Building, 7 to 8:30 p.m. early evening Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in presentation Crafts donated by each \OTK: Personal interviews can be Saturday: "Mr Esquire." Model any field interested in Store Mgt chapter will be sold and the proceeds The panelists for the forum will be: scheduled in 'CD&P' (leneral in- School. 8pm. SI 50 in advance or $2 at ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS Career will go to Project HOPE. Phi Mu's Dr Daniel Nelson of the University of formation tMMith will he available from the door. ( Oltl'OK ATION national philanthropy. Kentuckv. Dr Abdul Rifai of Berea in .1 in t p m on above dates Tuesday. March 4 Bl TIER COUNTY SCHOOLS - Ohio Further details on this program may Libertarians Positions Systems Engineering Thursday. March 6 l>c obtained from Mrs Martha Cobb. The meeting for the Young Liber College: Dr Cecil Orchard of the HTP l\C I WOMEN'S DIVISION! - Development Program Trainees Interviewing all certified candidates 1427 Fairlane. Richmond, or Mrs tarian Alliance VIA scheduled for University and Dr Tae-Hwan Kwak. Cincinnati Qualifications Bachelor's or lor 1980-81 anticipated vacancies Krrnda Joiner, telephone 16O61 623-3522 tonight has been cancelled It has been also of the University, who will serve as Tuesday Feb. -'« Master's in Computer Science. EDP. 'Elementary. Junior High and rescheduled for Feb 28. from 7-10 p.m the moderator Inlormalion interviews for Math Secondary i Theta Chi in Conference Room C of the Powell graduating students seeking em- III. EMPLOYMENT MINI- Building For further information call ployment in Southwestern. Ohio Will ST. BERNARD - Elmwood Place WOK KSIIOPS fashion show 623-0196 Oriental cooking The Theta Chi Fashion Show will be discuss employment opportunities with Schools - Ohio Final Session Preparing Your held Wednesday. Feb 27. at O'Riley's all candidates Tuesday. March * Astronomical course Resume & Other Job Campaign Pub from 8 10 p m Spring and sum- . Interviewing for 1980-81 positions in A non credit special interest course in Correspondence Tuesday and Wed- mer fashions for both men and women I'MTEII FARM MSENCY. IV". Spanish French. Science Math. Math. Society oriental cooking will he offered by the nesday. Feb 2fi and 27 at 445 p.m in will he featured in the show. \\rdncsila\. Keh. 27 English. OWE. Gen Music. Band Division of Special Programs beginning the Kennamer Room of the Powell Tickets for the event will be $2 in The Madison Astronomical Society Positions Heal Estate Sales Director and Elementary Teachers March 17 The class will meet each Building advance and $2 50 on the day of the will hold its monthly meeting Thur- Trainees i Note second certification requests on Monday for eight weeks through May 5 Qualifications Bachelor's or Higher show Ticket sales will begin Monday. sday. Feb. 21 at 8 p.m. in Room 243 of all leaching fields when scheduling an IV. RUMMER INTERNSHIP from 7 to9 p.m. in the Burner Building Degree with major or minor in Real Feb 25. outside of the grill. They will be the Stratton Building. The public is interview) I'KlM.KAM cooking laboratory. Estate or related held. sold through Wednesday rrtvtted The film ••Universe" will be The following internships are Among the merchants who are shown. Hee Young Shin will serve as in- CENTURY 21 AARO REALTY CORP. - available Please contact the Division helping to sponsor the show are The newly formed society is for structor of the course which introduces sot T II E R N STATES Lexington of Career Development & Placement. Saratoga and Trunk. Abe Rabiener anyone interested in astronomy but no not only the basic techniques of cooking < JIM'S Dr. W. R. Isaacs PAWN .. To a New Hair Style and Associates Dr. C. L. Davis and Dr. D. B. Coleman SHOP COUPON OPTOMETRISTS MONEY 8-5 p.m. SS 00 OFF JHERI KURL | $900 Announce that they have moved downstairs, I WITH COUPON EXPIRES 2 29-80 TO LOAN I ! dt-OFF Evening by appt. two doors down from old location. On Anything Of Value ! BOSIF TYE OWNER ANY CUT AND STYLIST 623-6191 Complete Visual Service. Al Types of Contacts PATRICIA COVINGTON •Buy •Sell WITH THIS COUPON OPERATOR Baush b Lomb •Pawn Eastern By Pass 228 W. MAIN FREE HAIR ANNAI.YSIS Through 2-29-80 Soft Lens College Pk. Shopping Ctr. 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"A women's place i- in the home " had taken the men's test While most students were resting at She also ate other "weird things" "I admit that men are physically able home over the Christmas break fresh- Well, for some women that is true from the ocean such as transparent But Cheri lineberry. i junior cadet in and stronger than women, but no man Melanie Harvey was enjoying noodles which Harvey described at stronger minded," I.ineberry stated Hawaiian sunshine, performing on looking like "slimey worms." the ROTC program here at the University, is anxious to see if she can This summer, Lineberry will be at national television and eating such On one occasion, a stage was set up Port Riley. Kan , for six weeks of camp delicacies as "transparent noodles and make it in the military. and the girls learned a hula dance. "I'm not saying that the home isn't Mere she will develop her military skills roasted pigs" in Honolulu. "Then all of the guys there lined up and which will help prepare her for the Harvey, a petite blonde from Dayton. for me. it's just that I want to see if I you had to kiss them all." she said, can explore other opportunities." "real army " Ohio was a member of the Coca-Cola's laughing. When she is out of school and com All-American Girls' Team, a national Typical warm breezes and bright lineberry said After returning from the Women's missioned in Ihe army. Ijneberry marching and dancing drill team. Out sunshine did not prevail during the Awareness Week activities in the Keen would like to be in Ihe military police of the 86 girls chosen from all SO states, entire trip. "The weather was 90 corps, military intelligence, or in the she placed from among 2SO-3O0 girls degrees everyday except the last three Johnson Building. I.ineberry. a tall. blue-eyed blonde. spoke en- medical service corps who tried out days when it rained," she said. "I would also like to go to airborne thusiastically about the women's role in Each year, the group is asked to Then, on the last day of the trip, the school at Port Kenning. C.a To go there the armed services perform at the Hula Bowl in Honolulu, you have to be in the lop third of Ihe state had its first tornado in 00 years. With the possibility of the draft being Hawaii While there, the team also 'It was scary - the whole city didn't class and compete for a slot." performed at two basketball games and reinstated, it is possible that women have electricity. It never gets real dark will have to register also I.ineberry said at the University of Hawaii. Women are allowed to earn their there, it just seems dusky at night." "1 believe that women should be A special education major Harvey Harvey explained. "That night it got jump wings obtained from parachute spent 11 days practicing, performing, willing to serve their country real dark." Primarily they would be serving as training touring, lying on the beach and shop- But the femininity is not lost for On the way to the airport for the trip aides to the combat services." ping women during any aspects of ROTC home, reports were heard by the team I.ineberry stated "We flew from Columbus (Ohio) to that the airport was being evacuated training Honolulu. When we landed at the air- She emphasized that her salary as a because of the bad weather The flight commissioned second lieutenant would "Women's hair must be worn off the port the first thing we saw were huts," home was put three hours behind collar, must be neatly groomed and the tanned Harvey said, while leafing be the same as that of a male second schedule lieutenant, approximately $1000 per should not be seen in the face Women through a scrapbook filled with pic- Upon crossing the Pacific Ocean, the can wear makeup I prefer to think that tures, dried leis and schedules. month team had another new experience. An As a cadet, I.ineberry receives $100 women would wear makeup if they so Practice was held from 8 to 11:30 and engine blew out and the plane caught on desired." Lineberry stated 6 to9:30 each day in preparation for the per month from the government fire forcing it to turn around and go She became interested in the ROTC Nci jewelry but a watch, a wedding Hula Bowl A structured schedule was nng or a class ring can be worn back to Honolulu. When the plane program by taking military science as arranged allowing time for touring as landed. Harvey wasn't aware of what Polished nails are allowed well as rehearsals. her restricted elective Instructors and was happening until she saw am- others in the program also enhanced The ROTC program also allows New Year's was celebrated in an bulances and firetrucks waiting at the her decision to join ROTC I.ineberry to be active in other exciting, though somewhat un- runway. In reaction to women's participation organizations Besides participating in customary, way in comparison to New "I was asleep during it all and it was in the ROTC program, she said. "Some Ihe KOTC's military police and Ranger Year's in Harvey's hometown Dayton. a good thing, because the engine was by men act like male chauvinists, but Company, she is a member of Alpha "We went to the Polynesian Cultural my window." she said raising her others treat me as an equal There are Camma Delta, a women's sorority She Center where we saw a real hula dance eyebrows in relief. more men that 1 know who are willing serves as the membership chairman and then we went to Waikiki Beach cue to accept women in the army than there lor the sorority And she has previously where there were firecrackers," Harvey, who would eventually like to Sophomore wildlife management major Mike Schneider spent some extra time ure those that think women should he in served as Ihe standards chairperson Harvey said. be a speech therapist, said she came to away from classes recently at the billiard table, enjoying a game of pool Ihe house with the kids." 1 wherry is also a Sigma (T11 littlt In the Hula Bowl, the drill team this University because she heard it Schneider is from Indianapolis, Ind. (photo by Brian Potts I had a good special education program sister performed a dance wearing Hawaiian Physical training is a large part of "My major is police administration She plans to be a lifeguard in Dayton attire and leis preparing someone for the army and and my minor is military science, but I and work nights in a fast-food Ihe training requirements for women didn't have to minor in military science While pointing out pictures in her restaurant this summer. album of the round dormitories where Workshop scheduled differ from that of Ihe men for the ROTC program " lineberry "I like swimming, skiing, boating and During the physical training test, the the group stayed, Harvey said that the I love to sew " She makes many of her A workshop for people involved in volve young children The theme is said women do a one-mile run. and the men "1 just wish that both men and trip cost $700 which included food, clothes and would like to take up early childhood education will be held "accents for the BOB." do a two-mile run women would realize all the op- lodging, transportation and tours. racquetball and jogging to "get ready Feb. 23 at the University's Model "The men are timed on their events, portunities the armed forces has to One night. Harvey experienced her for my 12 minute run in P.E." laboratory School Details and registration procedure whereas the women are timed on only a offer." she added "I'm looking for- first luau. When asked if she planned on joining The group sessions will deal witn for this workshop may be obtained fronts, few of the events." Lineberry stated. ward to Ihe opportunity to make "They had torches set up around a drill team on campus, Harvey who such subjects as art. music, first aid. Daniel, telephone 622:1656. or the I.ineberry obtained a high score on friends, travel and lo have a job I'm huts. Chinese style, with drinks. And takes 18 hours of classes said that child abuse, science, dance, Division »f Special' Programs. 622- her last physical training test--495out of pleased with " they roasted this pig in a hole 'n the practices would take up too much time. mathematics and others, as they in- 14444 9 f GRAND OPENING "NEED MONEY ^B^BI^I^^^^PM fiiS March 1st THk= SAVING PLACE . 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'Oh God" which beheld in the Keen Johnson Ballroom will be showing in the Ferrell Room of Students who fnrsee law school in the from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Colonels take Ihe Combs Building at 8 and 10 p m on Mnrehead tonight at 7 30 p.m in the future, or have an interest in the legal Monday, Feb. 25 profession will he amid good company Alumni Coliseum Tickets must have The I'niversity Singers and Concert in Ihe Barrister's Society been secured previously at the Powell «hoir will perform a free public concert The Barrister's Society is a Information Desk Tickets will be al 830 p.m. in Hiram Brock I'niversity cluh thai informs its distributed today from 10 am till noon \uriitorium members about both the legal In lennis. the (ireg Adams In- profession and Ihe l.aw School Ad- vitational will be held through Sunday Tuesday, Feb. 26 Those schools competing include mission Test H.SAT). A piano recital by llollire /\nn According to President Steve Git- _ Western. Michigan. Kentucky. Murray. Illinois Slate. Ohio State. Indiana State. IH-nimler will he presented in Gifford linger, membership is open to anyone' Theatre al B-30 p.m Admission is free who finds an interest in law This in- Miami i Ohioi and the University. The cludes not only pre law students, but A free health lecture. "Are There Friday, Feb. 22 Healthy Ways to F.at on the KKI By- those who merely want to explore the University Film Series presentation is legal profession Pass?" will be given at 7 p.m in the the Kobby Benson film. "One on One" Adams Room of the Wallace Building The Barrister's Society, which meets at 7 and 9:30 p.m It will show in the monthly, derives ils name from the Ferrell Room of the Combs Building Knglish lerm referring to courtroom Wednesday, Feb. 27 lrial lawyers The club often features Saturday, Feb. 23 The Symphonic Hand, under the cucsl speakers from various law The men's gymnastics team takes on direction of Dr Robert Hartwill. will schools, including a representative Miami i Ohio) and North Carolina State perform at 8 30 pm in Hiram Brock Irom I'Diversity of 1-ouisville at the al I p.m in Alumni Coliseum. In Auditorium The Agatha Christie February 12th meeting basketball, it's the l-»d> Colonels at thriller. "Murder on Ihe Orient Kx- Besides guest speakers, the Society 5:30 p.m. and the Colonels at 7:30 p.m press," will show at 6:30 and 9pm in provides members with a chance to in Alumni Coliseum Both teams are the Kerrell Room of the Combs take a mock liiAT (liven prior to Ihe Ready. . . march playing Middle Tennessee. Building actual test. Grittingersaid that it gives The Tennessee Tech mascot, the Golden Eagle, prances Alumni Coliseum The Colonels overcame such antics and members an opportunity to prepare for behind the ROTC color guard before the playing of the prevailed 98-84 and ask questions about the I .SAT national anthem during Saturday's game with the Colonels at Law course offered (iittingcr. a senior political science A special interest course. "The Law The focus ot the program will be to major from Cincinnati, has been an Major music events slated and You: A Course in Practical Law." educate the citizen about his rights and active member of the Barrister's will be offered beginning Feb. 28 Society lor two years After graduation. through the Division of Special legal liabilities, how to avoid legal (Iittingcr plans to attend law school, for radio problems, and once confronted with the Programs possibly at Chase. University of Cin- As world attention focuses on the 1980 "Hound a Common Center" Both will perform Conti's "Kinesis" in ad- legal problem, what the person can do The course, taught by Dr James cinnati, or Ohio Northern Winter Olympics this month. America works were commissioned especially dition to Beethoven's First Piano about it McCord. J.D.. assistant professor and will show off not only its finest athletes, lor Ihe Olympics, and have been Concerto in C Major, under the coordinator of legal assistance in the Registration is through the Division Any student who may be interested in hut also its musicians. written to reflect the ideals of the direction of trumpet virtuoso Gerard Department of Political Science, is of Special Programs. Perkins 202 or in attending an upcoming Barrister's Two major music events, including • lames Schwartz, with soloist Mikhail offered in cooperation with the Madison Wallace 147 at 6 45 Feb 28 There is a Society meeting should contact Ron Ihe world premiere of "Kinesis" by The two programs will be aired on the I'letynynv of Russia. Cold Medalist at County and Kentucky Bar Associations $19 fee for the course I»can in the political science depart- William Conti. will be heard on University's public radio station. the IU78 Tchaikovsky Competition The The course will be held Thursdays 7-9 For further information contact ment at A22-345I Dean, the University National Public Radio, recorded on WRKU-PM 1889). Monday, and orchestra will also perform Handel's pm. in Wallace 147 for seven con- James McCord at B22-5B06 or Alice pre-law advisor, is also the sponsor of lm al ion al I jke Placid Also heard will Tuesday. Feb 28 and 26. at 8:30 p.m Water Music Suite No 1 and Symphony secutive weeks ending April 17. Brown at 622-1444 Ihe Barrister's Societv IM' l.ucas Foss's latest composition. The l.«s Angeles Chamber Orchestra No (Ml by Franz Joseph Havdn. mi SQ99 Ntthariand*. IwMnln, Honwfra*. ■ IM/zu cat. 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B/Vol. M/No. 22 TIM t—in P-ragnai Thmraday, Fabruary 21.1M0 Sports Colonels still in tournament picture R> CHRIS KI.SBRRRY in the "Zebra Syndrome " The sitution with the referees got so on the Akron squad had more than Staff Writer A total of 25 fouls were called against bad that with five seconds left in the three. "I've never seen anything like Should Eastern defeat Morehead the Colonels to only 10 for Akron, which game. Byhre not wanting his players to this," said Baker. "I wouldn't expect tonight and Middle Tennessee this caused a "slight" difference In the free see anymore, sent them into the locker anything like this from the officals " Saturday night to gain a berth in the throws shot by both teams The Zips room "I just felt that our guys had had Dave Boot check scored a season high upcoming Ohio Valley Conference connected on 33 of 39 charity tosses enough." said Byhre. "They shot 39 21 points to pace the scoring while tournament. Colonel fans and alumni while Eastern hit on only four of five to free throws, what did we shoot, five?" Tillman and Baker added 16 and 14 'like should send their thank you notes propel Akron to a 85-78 victory over the James Tillman. Tommy Baker and points respectively. 10 Ron Bargatze Colonels Dave Tierney all fouled out while no one In wake of Western Kentucky's Bargatze. who is the head coach at comeback 56-55 win down at Murray, Austin Peay. pulled off the upset of the both schools are tied for the conference year last Saturday and allowed the lead with 9-2 marks. However, since the ('olonels to rocket back into the playoff Mil Hoppers have knocked off the picture as his Governors knocked off Racers twice already, barring an upset, Middle Tennessee 75-63 to drop the Blue the post-season tournament should in Kaiders back into a fourth place tie all likelihood be held in Bowling Green with the Colonels at 5-5 Morehead is in third place with a 7-4 "We know what we have to do."' said record and are 15-10 overall coming into Eastern coach Ed Byhre "The task tonight's game. Saturday's opponent. -till remains but now we're down to two Middle Tennessee is at 5 5 and 13-11 .'..tnifs instead of three." overall. James "Turk" Tillman exploded out Now. if the Colonels win both games, <>f recent slump with a super per- they will be assured a playoff spot The lormance as be scored a season high 41 wonder now. is where If Eastern can points as the Colonels dumped visiting beat Morehead and Middle, the Tennessee Tech 98-84. this past Colonels would have a 7-5 conference Saturday in Alumni Coliseum record and would be tied with the Turk hit 15 of 23 shots from the field, Eagles scored on II of 13 from the free throw If (hat happens, there would be a coin line, handed out three assists and pulled flip Sunday at 2:00 p.m in the OVC down three rebounds in going the full 40 Commissioners Office to determine minutes which team will be seeded third and "I'm pleased with the way I played." fourth in the tournament. said Tillman "I'm not going to get 30 However, should Eastern lose one of points every time and I know that. I it's remaining two games, the season knew there would be times like that will probably be over <1unng the >ear. but I didn't get down Scrambling for a loose ball in Saturday's game at Alumni Coliseum are Lady .ibout it I just went out and tried to do The title Colonels Sandra Mtikes and Diane Johnson, along with an unidentified Dayton the other things I'm not worried about player Despite Mukes team-leading eight rebounds, the Lady Colonels lost 72- celling points, because if 1 don't get the 58 points, someone else will " chase. . . Resides Tillman's comeback, there GAMKM REMAINING was more good news from the Colonel Thursday. Feb. 21 PLUS A CASH REBATE! When you trade-in your men's 10K gold high school ring for . $111.00 on a Lustrium college ring, America's newest fine jeweler's alloy $68.95 Your rebate $42.05 A Trade in your women's 10K gold high school ring for $49.00 and buy your Str.llon Lustrium college ring for only $19.95. KmM Car tar Bldg. Bggtey . 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BeeeeeaSSSUSSi Pa«a 9/VeM. 58/No. 22 Til*) F astern Proejreksu Thursday, FAruvy 21, Tennis team loses two on road Now hear this ByJKKFSMII.EY first set by the score of 6-2 but dropped Sports Editor the final two sets 6-3. 6-4 to Rich Head coach Tom Higgins' men's Rlomgren and Steve Frank tennis team (jot a dose of this weekend's The Colonels came back Saturday Je)ff l«lUy competition for the Greg Adams In- with a strong effort against Miami, last vitational with tough matches against year's Mth-best team in the nation, but Illinois State and Miami of Ohio. lost four three-set matches and dropped Journalists are second in the skating, cross-country- skiing and The Colonels were shut out 9-0 in a a 7-2 decision. world in wit. charm and deceit only ski jumping sound like it really controversy-filled match with Illinois I.andrum came back from his to one group of people: broad- mattered to anybody not from State Friday night, then improved their disappointing loss Friday to whip Miami's Scott Wallace in straight sets. casters. Wisconsin or Michigan? effort but lost to nationally-ranked Miami Saturday afternoon by a 7-2 6-4. 6-2 Briscoe and Rowlett plaving Journalists can write sheep dip Marty Brennaman and Joe score. their second intercollegiate match like this all their lives, make Nuxhall: Really top-notch They Hibli l.iimlrum and tSU's Jeff Wagner together, ousted Mark Witsken and everybody read it whether they are two of the Cincinnati Reds' highlighted the weekend's action with a Steve Issleib 7-6. 6-1 want to or not. hide behind con- biggest fans but they don't let that three set thriller Jeff ZinnN the Colonels' number one stitutional amendments in court get it the way of doing an objective Landrum. the Colonels' number two player, lost one of the four three-set and even have the sheer audacity play - by - play every game. player, defeated Wagner rather matches to Larry Yearwood, last routinely in the first set by a 6-4 score year's Mid-American Conference lo make a living at it. Nuxhall is one of the few former champion at his position. Zinn took the But broadcasters take the whole players who has succeeded in the During the set. both players exchanged a few unkind words toward each other, first set 6-3 but dropped the next two to thing one step better They get booth. especially when a close line call had to the left-handed Yearwood 6-1. 6-3 themselves on TV or radio and Greg Stotelmeyer: With ex- be made Zinn and Rich Vandish. playing the actually say what they want perience, should move up in the That hostility grew to a climax when, number one doubles slot, won the first directly to the people world. His accounts of Colonel with I.amlrum leading in the second set set 7-6 over Yearwood and Dave Keifer and trying to break Wagner's serve, the but lost both of the next two sets by And they. loo. somehow wind up haskctball and football are ob- identical 6-3 scores. with a check in their hands every Colonel senior called a close return by jective and interesting. Greg is not his opponent "out." With a possible This weekend's tournament features payday always kind; he once described break point for l-indnim. Wagner was some of the top taient in the entire Therefore, broadcasters mast be Eastern forward Dale Jenkins as the victim of the score at 30-40. a clear midwest. Ernie Fernandez, the Ohio the single most witty, charming shooting "a 13-footer from eight winner but made the call "out" in- State star who won the Big Ten and deceitful group of people in the feet " His only problem is that furiating Landrum and many Colonel championship last year, is scheduled to world. sometimes he sounds like he has a fans and players appear as the number one seed but may have conflicts with another tour- degree from the Norm Crosby That incident provoked Landrum to Of course, some are better at it call for a referee and a foot fault judge, nament than others For instance: School of Broadcasting, but his but the momentum nevertheless swung Yearwood and Illinois State's Darrell Howard dwell: The best Sure, occasional tongue-tiedness will to the side of Wagner The 1st player Smith, champions of the Mid-American everybody talks degradingly about pass. won the second set 6-3 and swept to a 6-1 and Missouri Valley Conferences, Humble Howie, hut the next Cawood l^'dford, Ralph Hacker victorv in the third respectively, are seeded third and moment those same people will be and company Have steadily Only two other matches went as far fourth while Western Michigan's Steve as three sets for the Colonels Fresh- Winsor. the Mid-American runner-up is watching and listening to his progressed from bad to worse to man Chuck Gibson, playing number seeded second lirilliant verbiages on the next worst. An objective listener can't six. won the first set 7-5 before losing Other teams involved will be the Wide World of Sports or Monday Itear a UK basketball or football Tennessee Tech's Mike Williams has an eye on the basket as Colonel reserve the last two to Gregg McElroy 6-4. 6-0. University of Kentucky. Indiana State Night Football Cosell brings an name without suffering through a center Anthony Conner prepares to block the shot Conner and his teammates The newly formed doubles team of Don University and Ohio Valley Conference intellectual language to the thick stream of excuses and knocks defeated the Golden Eagles 98-84 Briscoe and John Rowlett also won the rival Murrav State. otherwise monotonous drone of the against the opposing team and average sportscaster and is officials Most recently, this group criticized by those who can't un- was complaining that the floor at Men's, women's track teams enjoy 'k'rstand his language His only I .as Vegas was not hard enough on had point is that he has a habit of which to play basketball Their interrupting Frank Clifford and most blatant crime was in the strong performances Don Meredith on Monday Night Notre Dame game, when Hacker By MONICA KEIFER Irom Rochester. Michigan, finished :i,20n Meter Relay 5th place the Seippel. doubling in the 880-yard run. Football, but these two saps said that one of the refs must have Staff Writer second in the 1.000-meter run with a Colonels. 8:135 turned in a time of 2:17. good for second usually need to l>e interrupted. ridden down on the bus with the The men's track team finished a lime of 2:290; and sophomore Kenny The meet completed the indoor place in the meet Dick Knberg. Billy Packer and Fighting Irish Ledford justified respectable fourth Saturday afternoon Glover, from Gladstone. Virginia, set a season for the team, which is now Paula Gaston. the Ohio Valley Al McGuire Probably the best himself and his companions by at the Ohio Valley Conference Indoor school record in the high jump wilh a preparing for the outdoor season which Conference individual cross-country champion, finished third in the two mile team on the air but possibly would saying that he was taking the same Track and Field Champioaships held in leap of 7-0 begins in March liberties as do newspaper Richardson Arena on the Morehead "It was a. pretty good^performance The women's team travelled lo run with a time of 11:04. he lost without each other. Their for the team." commented Erdmann. other team members scoring far columnists. .Seems to me. though, Stale campus. Tennessee for the weekend and turned main strength is their dispositions Murray State won the meet scoring other results from the meet include: in some outstanding individual per- head coach Sandy Martin were Deanne that Cawood has his own radio to argue with each other, a trait 137'.■ points Western Kentucky was Shot Put - 2nd place Dennis Graham 52- formances, placing second in the Madden, who placed third in the high which involves the viewer to the show which should take care of second with 109'^ points. Middle 8: 3rd place Bryan Dowds 51-10; Triple University of Tennessee Invitational. lump competition, and the mile relay point where he can become in- such grievances. Tennessee had 104 points for third .lump 2nd place Keith Burton 50-4'a: Holly Foster qualified for the team of Iris Amos. Kathy Goode, Vicki Hulette and Bev Jarvis. which finished terested in a game between It is rare that a night goes by place, and Eastern was fourth having Dmg Jump - 2nd place Keith Burton 24- National Indoor Track meet with a time without an excuse given for why 58 points II. High Jump - 2nd place Kenneth of 8 0 seconds in the 80-meter hurdles, with a time of 4:15 Marquette and Holy Cross or some Martin termed the relay team's Kyle Macy missed a free throw or Outstanding performers for the Glover 7-0 mew school record); Pole placing her second in the meet. Teri other thriller. Vault 5th place Phil Hodges 14-0; 400- effort "better than they had had all how on earth Sam Bowie missed an Colonels, according to head coach Rick Seippel linished fifth in the event Jim McKay and other Olym- Erdmann. were Keith Burton, a senior Meter Dash 6th place Darryl Beil Andrea Taylor and Sharon Walker year " pians The examples to which alley -oop play Cawood and from Washington DC, who was second so 18. 1.000 Meter Run 2nd place Bill also qualified for the Nationals in the The Colonels finished second to host aspiring young broadcasters company are given all sorts of in the triple jump with a jump of 50-41 k Morgan 2-29.0: 3,000- Meter Run 6th 60-meter dash Taylor placed third in Tennessee, defeating eight other teams from Tennessee and Kentucky in the should model themselves. 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Feb 26. at 8 said to add greatly to the overall effect WEKU-FM (88.9) on Monday, Feb 25 p m in Brock Auditorium of the entire evening. at r. in n m The performance, originally con- Critics have stated that the per- "I've always been intrigued by the ceived and directed by R.C. Torri. formances of the cast are reputed to process of saving things from my own includes selections from all of Rodgers "leave very few dry eyes in the life: old records, toy airplanes, books, and Hammerstein's Broadway hits, audience." during the moving rendition things like that." says NPR Producer •motion pictures and television of "You'll Never Walk Alone " Keith Talbot "I've always been in- productions The "Oklahoma" segment "gives trigued by the process that goes on Contained in the presentation are a lie to the myth that singers can't act internally when I pick up one of those "conglomeration" of songs from some and vice versa." said the same critics. old things and the memories that I'm of the more memorable Rodgers and Produced by Atlantis Productions, immediately flooded by." Hammerstein musicals including Inc . with the original producer Fergus It occurred to Talbot that by getting "Oklahoma "South Pacific." "The Cume and director R.C. Torri still in other people to talk about the ex- King and I." "Flower Drum Song" and charge, the quality of "An Evening periences associated with their perhaps the most popular one of all. With Rodgers and Hammerstein" is collected objects. "I would have not "The Sound of Music " just as high as it was when it set at- only a collection of stories about ob- The production takes on the form of a tendance records in Atlanta jects, hut I would also have, in a sense, narrative based upon the remem- "Audiences throughout the United a history of the United States by the brances of a stage manager who was States applauded the first national people who have lived in it." associated with Rodgers and Ham- tour during 1978-79 that played over Talbot combined this material with merstein for a long period of time seventy cities " original music by avant-garde musician I .an > Massett, who wrote a beautiful theme song lor the program. "Attic Ballads." Additional music was provided by Jesse Boggs Jazz ensemble The hour-long program is part of The product i on of "An Evening with Rodgers and Ham presented Wednesday night, Feb. 36 in Brock Auditorium NPR's award-winning series, "Op- merstein." w hich set attendance records in Atlanta, will be Admission is free. tions." plays big-band God and pets accepted Hiram Brock Auditorium was filled flamboyant drummer, was frequently Notes ] with the sounds of an era gone by last interrupted by bursts of applause trom Tuesday night as the University Jazz the audience Knsemble performed music from the The University Singers and the John Denver, George Burns In addition to the works of those big-hand period musicians associated with "swing," the Concert Choir of the University will perform in a free public concert Feb. 25 This concert served as an in- ensemble varied their program with troduction to big-band music for many the music of artists such as Charlie at K in p m in Hiram Brock Auditorium pose bizarre ploy in hotel college students as well as a nostalgic Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. who played look back for those old enough to recall an important part in the innovation of The choir, directed by David Wayne the days when the dance bands served progressive jazz |Oreenlee. will perform Gustav Hoist's Hy Dl HidI WILLIAMS irritated God. who is dissatisfied with tolerant as a major source of entertainment Two numbers featured by the en- Festival TeDeum and J S Bach's Mass Staff Writer the overall state of his creation. In This God can even admit mistakes - semble were Parker's "Yardbird in B minor What w ould you do if you received an order to remedy this problem. God has avocados being one of those misgivings. Suite" and Cillespie's "Groovin High" The singers will present Mozart's invitation to meet God on the 27th floor summoned Landers to become His Burns goes further, characterizing which emphasized the saxophone Missa Brevis. a mass for mixed voices, of a l.os Angeles hotel? earthly messenger - a new world God in a fishing cap and windbreaker: Review section of the band solo quartet, and special music If you find yourself contemplating Savior perhaps. certainly not a traditional picture of the Also included in the pi.^ram were prepared for a tour of Kentucky high (his bizarre question, then you might Enlightened by God's word. Landers Almighty. two Henry Mancini compositions schools want to see "Oh God" which will be begins to spread God's message The first. "Dreamsville" was played The tour will end with a performance shown Feb 23 and 24 on campus. throughout the world, but encounters Denver compliments Burns' in the typical style of Mancini. by the singers at the Kentucky Music The film is a tale about a grocery many obstacles along the way. No one. character in that Landers reactions to opening with a Quincy Jones featuring a piano solo by Chris Purdy Educators Conference at Owensboro. store manager named Jerry Landers not even his devoted wife (Teri Gam this whole predicament are very arrangement of Count Basie's "This The ensemble also played "Charade" March 21 i played by John Denver) whose or- will believe him and with this, realizes human and realistic from the average Could Be the Start of Something Big" in a more up-tempo version of the dinary, middle-class existence is tilted that with a nudge from God, he must person's viewpoint Through Landers the ensemble exuded an excitement original arrangement. The public is invited to hear graduate by a visit from God (George Burns). prove himself and his purpose to the are revealed many universal strengths seldom seen in today's music. In contrast with some of the more up music student Deborah Sutherland sing While at work, lenders receives a world. and weaknesses of man's faith in a This exuberance continued as the heat numbers was a slower composition Bach. Mozart. Bachelet and others Feb personal invitation from God to meet on The movie, directed bv Carl Reiner supreme being. group performed various works which entitled "Rainy. Rainy Sunday" which 29 at 8:30 p.m in Hiram Brock the 27th floor of a Los Angeles hotel. ("The Jerk") and with screenplay by The overall effect of "Oh God!" is far were made popular by the musicians featured a solo by Miles Davis on the Auditorium at the University. Reluctantly, lenders accepts the l-airy Gelbart ("MASH") is an from fire and brimstone. It's purpose and leaders of the big bands baritone saxophone She will be assisted by Marilyn invitation from God, believing that the uncomplicated comedy, but emits a isn't to persuade or preach. It simply One of the most exciting pieces was As an encore the ensemble played a Greenlee. piano; Dave Webber, piccolo whole incident is a hoax. But to his clear message to its audience. sheds light on a somewhat confusing trumpet and Deborah Dominiak. mezzo entitled "A Little Trane." a com selection called "Is There Anything surprise and with a few demonstrations George Burns personifies God in a and mysterious subject, without posing soprano. position written by Herbie Phillips and Still There''" a number which will be of the miraculous type. Landers is way which is tangible to both the a threat to its audience. There is no admission charge for this later recorded by drummer Buddy played in competition when the en convinced that he is in the presence of characters in the movie and the You might even reconsider a rtment of Music presentation ; Huh semble goes to the Memphis State Jazz the Almighty. audience. heavenly invitation to the 27th floor of a The number, played in the style of the Festival this weekend Landers finds a patient but somewhat Burns interprets God as gentle and I .os Angeles hotel -PUT YOURSELh IN OUR SHOES' CAMPUS CINEMAS 1-2 U«<"**vt» S* »pp "j ' « '*•' >. ,«,. Midnight ■CAT-MILSAT-6MAT-GRE ijg) K K Dnnnribm n. -. ... ( ,„„, w i.„ STEVE MMlds »»"!•'-' .'"in.- . ;.-.... . „ . . j,| Frl. & Sat GREPSYCHGREBIO PCAT Illy 4|l|ll.< -It I.»l i.l,..'I ..|l[l,.|Uiiu||,-s i • r iiqinffiniq ( uttontaf hrtvifr IVrvriinvl DUSTIN HOFFMAN MARTI Annum,.!.! K IV MHl lulus!..,!! M,,.,._,. Rainbow OCAT-VAT-MAT-SAT-TOEFL Iltl^jt KRAMER VS KRAMER lh." « .I.1SU, U K,'MtUCK\ M,IIUll.II I,...,.) 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"We accept Master Charge and Visa '8 Years Eaperienos dim's Roller Arena 312 W lrvme St. Pti. 623 3272 REFERRALS to CRUISEWORID 01 Open IS Ph 924 2100 "*n and Cosine Richmond. Ky. Bo. M12*. Sacramanto. CA I E. Main » Haste Irvine Richmond 823-7127 LANCASTER RD 624-1474 1 ~ 0 ' ^^^M«« ■i mmmmmmmmmmm wmmmmmmmmm P»aa11/Vol.58/No. 22 Tha Eattam Prooraas Thursday, Fabruary 21. 1980 Artistically Speaking Front and center Markita Sh«lbfjra« Kentucky in ihc midst of a large- proximate distance from the stage Mootz centers on the problem of dispute over the proposed Ken- lo the back roll of the new center the use of the new center in an tucky Center for the Arts planned that has been proposed with 2.100 article in the Keb 10 Courier- for Louisville seats. Journal when he says, "Do we When, as a new governor in In an article on the front page of continue to place the interests of December. John Y Brown. Jr. the Arts and Leisure section of The local groups who value theatrical froze progress on the new structure Courier-Journal William Mootz viability first-' Or do we elect to those who were in favor and those compares the suggested center become a roadshow stop for at- who were opposed to the center with other structures of its type It tractions that will visit here for were just beginning their quest to will be larger by several hundred short periods of time and con- determine the proper size as well seats than all but one theater of tribute nothing to the long-term as use of the mammoth proposed New York Uris. the largest of New growth of our arts''" Kentucky Center for the Arts. York theaters' seats only 1903 Brown has raised, questions While much of the management The article goes on to point out about these aspects of the center staff is bent on building a hall that that the hall will be equal to Clowes and perhaps it has been the best will bring in lots of money, they Hall in Indianapolis, the Bolshoi in thing for the center after all seem to be forgetting and ignoring Moscow, the State Opera in The range of the size of the the cries of those of the arts that Munich, the Festival Theater in renter was set for 1,000 to 2,500 the center should be built with the Salzburg and larger than opera -eats, and the figure 2.100 seems to good of the arts of Kentucky and housed of Paris and Rome have Iteen settled upon by the the artistic tastes of Kentuckians in A theater of this size would lie a Kat McGee diligently works on a project She is a senior art major from management. mind. tremendous change for Louisville Slight of hand l*xington (photo by Will Mansfield I The problem with this figure is The center should lie a place for which now features the Macauley lust why is that much room needed nurturing the growing concern for Theatre which seats 1.453 and can it be utilized to the public an interest in the arts of Kentucky as well as a few traveling per- and the performers best ad- Mootz cites Gian-Carlo Menotti vantage who has long been in the business formers Promised slugging match When and if it is ever finished the It seems they are going on the of producing the arts as declaring. hall can he a place of great pride theory that if 1.000 is good, 2.000 "The larger the house, the larger and inspiration to a state which is must he twice as good That seems the subsidy it requires to run it " still often thought of as crude and results in shadow boxing comparable to saying that a This concept is one that the uncultured by other states with Hy MARKITA SIIRI.Rl'RNF. and nail foes and Kramer turns from right shower is good for the crops, a proponents of the large center have vast arts programs for the Arts Editor dedicated worker to dedicated father The camera angles seem to l>e ' Hood must be twice as good to deal with before the opponents residents of their states All these changes are a bit abrupt especially uood on her mil xhowitig • Among other things theater will Hive way "Kramer vs. Kramer" might just as Justin Henry makes a sizzling debut beautiful lace hut one lull ol omolioi experts claim that beyond 85 feet 01 course opponents contend that With proper management and a well have titled. "Billy in Wonderland " in the film He plays his role with Ihe and character the subtleties of theater are not no other city of Louisville's size has elamp on money-grabbing the Despite terrific acting by all the main professionalism of a vetern and truly Depending on the parin ill.n viev characters, the story just didn't seem to experienced to all their such a center but it seems the "•enter can he a great ac- steals the show from all but a few die- ihe audience she Is the evil of Ihe Mill n he one thai was quite believable hard Hoffman fans Ihe victim of Ihe evil hul east in ith" • possibilities This is the ap- argument has no real value complishment tor Kentucky Although it made for a sweet story Without the slick, candid style of role she is ,m exceptional iictn ;ind a touching view of the life of a child many youthful actors whose natural Jane Alexander pl;i> - a charactei of separated parents, the life of Billy- finesse has been contaminated by «hose thoughts are tremendoush hard Music department, Centerboard Kramer just is not realistic eommercialism. he does a great job in unravel In her initial performance It is totally inconceivable, at least to He is at his summit of performance she conies on as a perfect liloria mo. that a woman that has worked so when he questions his father's date who Slcuicm with all Ihe lever ol Ihe cause sponsor symposium of music hard to regain the custody of her son lust happens to be nude about her and no use at all for men In lh'' would simply let him stay with his toolings toward fried chicken in an playground she is an attentive mother The Department of Music of the performance of contemporary works Wednesday evening at 8:30 p.m. in father after all the trouble. amusing conversation outside the who wishes she had her husband back University in conjunction with the ;ind ha ve had over too pieces written for i. ill cud Auditorium by the Aeolian The plot seems to sugar-coat much of bathroom nf the apartment. She continues this type of role University Centerboard will present "A them by many of the world's greatest Chamber Players. the story. For example most kids with Henry is adorable in his innocence throughout Ihe movie thus contusing living nimpoMn Symposium of Twentieth Century The third concert will be given the temper that Billy showed in the and candor in this scene. ihe viewer with her hrsi appearance Music" March 4-7. The Aeolian Chamber Players have Thursday evening at 8:30 p.m. in scene where he is sent to bed would not Discounting her contradiction ol toured extensively both here and in (iifford Auditorium by the Aeolian sweetly tell their parent an hour later As usual. Dustin is his attractive and character she gives an excellent per The Symposium will consist of four Kiirnpe and have recorded com- Chamber Players. that they loved him talented self lormanco with fooling and concern concerts and four clinics. The featured positions for Columbia, Folkways and The final concert will be held in The movie tries to show so many His anger in the courtroom that has Undoubtedly Shirley Rich rlid an liuest performers and clinicians will be CRI Record Companies Clifford Auditorium at 10:30 a.m. and complete switches from the beginning been used hy Columbia as a major outstanding job of casting the group foi the Aeolian Chamber Players: Lewis The opening concert of the Sym- will feature works by student com- Io Ihe end that they seem to leave out scone in their advertising campaign "Kramer vs Kramer Kaplan, violin; Ronald Thomas, cello. posium will be given Tuesday evening posers many of the necessary steps for the shows great depth of character and Kvon with the sugar coaled plol thi Thomas Hill, clarinet and Jacob Maxin. ;ii K IO p m in the Gifford Auditorium, Clinics in violin, cello, clarinet and audience to believe the changes involvement with the story line movie is one that can he enjoyed to lh" piano. .lane Campbell Building, and will in- piano will be given on Thursday at 10:30 Kramer and Margaret turn from Although Meryl Streep is not a fullest because of the fine acting The Aeolian Chamber Players have clude works by Stravinsky, Britten. am and 1:30 p.m. by the Aeolian adversaries to great confidents, father household name in the actress line, if The Stanley Jeffe production is nov won international praise for their Hindemith. Carter and Milhaud Chamber Players in the Foster Music and son change from strangers to great she keeps giving performances like showing at the Campus Cinema m unique programs They emphasize the The second concert will be given Building friends, husband and wife turn to tooth .Inann in Ihe film she will earn that Richmond Dr. Marion S. Roberts <=H Bio Resources is a plasmapheresis center located adjacent to Eastern, at of this notice is to answer some common questions a boot piss WHAT IS A PLASMA CENTER? FRIED CHICKEN A plasma center is a facility far the collection •f Haaaan Saaa-ce Ptaaana. Baa Kcsoarres is The taste that made Brewed hy the Fajad aatd Dra* rate •stkhi strict the South love chicken at prices chicken-lovers love ALL DAY WEDNESDAY U.S. 25 Regular *2.56 Value SOUTH NEXT TO $005 CLARK 2 MOORES SCHOOL For Info & Appt COMPLETE DINNER Bio Call£/; 623-0641 Includes: 3 Pieces Honey-Dipped Fried Chicken. Mashed Potatoes and Gravy. 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She said that the feels the camp penses Many of these summer jobs are representatives are looking for an camp-related University students The activities in the ballroom get individual who has a sincere interest in looking for summer jobs can now get a underway at 9 am and run until noon kids and the out-of-doors, has a good head start on the competition and then from I to 5 p.m and are open moral character and can lead and set a good example for children. Today, the Keen Johnson Ballroom to all According to I)r Sheryl Stephan. The period of employment in these will be' the site of the "EKU Camp coordinator of the Placement Day. jobs will generally last between eight Placement Hay " Between 25 to 30 "this service is available to college and 10 weeks, from June to August and camps from Kentucky. Ohio. Indiana students and elementary and high pay between$300 to $1000. depending on and Tennessee will have represen- schocl teachers at no charge." the length of the camp, job respon- tatives on campus with the purpose of Agencies that will be represented at sibilities, skills required and age interviewing and hiring University the Camp Placement Day include the students for summer employment. ('■irl Scouts. Bov Scouts. Camp Fire. More information may be obtained by Jobs working in such areas a I YMCA. YWCA. Easter Seals. I Camps contacting Stephan at Begley. Room general counselors, specialists in (or Handicapped Youth), private 411 or by phoning her at 622-2544. 'Selling parties' prohibited (Com. from paga onal First Amendment right to disseminate "selling party" given by I-ori Juergens "getting ripped off all the time" by it i informal ion about his product) in for Andrian Inc in October 1979 This these companies any manner in which he chooses, " The company is also a subsidiary of American Future Systems - a cook court ;ilso said the University "may American Marketing Associates ware company with identical methods adopt such regulations as reasonable to Weis found the company represen- of selling as Mattline and Mariac. but prohibit persons who are not University tative not only to be a high-pressure not connected with American students or residents of dormitories salesperson, but Weis says the Andrian Marketing Associates - has ex- Irom utilizing space therein " representative got "very, very ob- perienced difficulty with Eastern of- Crockett also questions the quality of noxious " Meditating ficials in the past because it had also cookware sold at the selling parties According to Weis. this is what With the warming trend of the past several days. Dan Heil. a task of studying while perched outside the Meditation publicly solicited on campus "On the basis of what I have seen." she happened at the party Several girls senior accounting student from Louisville, warmed up to Ihe Chapel (photo by Will Mansfield) Although Crockett asked American remarked. "I have not seen anything wanted more time to decide whether to Future Systems to leave the campus, a Ihiil is of substantial quality that I could purchase ihe $800 cookware A few of company representative argued the not buy somewhere else at the same the girls said they wanted to call their company should be allowed to remain amount or even less " mothers This prompted sales on campus because it was offering a But l "1 don't do miracles. They're too flashy." Sat. & Sun. "Oh.GodT Feb. 23 & 24 1 8:00 & 10:00 DELIVERANCE E3«* Thurs. & Fri. Monday, Feb. 25 Feb. 21 & 22 7:00 «%,9:30 7:00 & 9:00 "AIUWIflCAIir ENTDIE4ININC WHODUNIT! 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