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Voluma 57. No 26 Official Studtnt Publication of Apr* 5.1979 Kentucky Univaraity i Reconsidered Open lobby proposal rejected by Senate

B> 'SARAH WARREN The Student Rights Committee should long- News Editor have addressed some of the pros and Commenting Monday on the criticism cons of the open lobby concept and of Ihe proposal. Chris Kremer. chair- Student Senate reconsidered and then addressed some of the problems that man of the Student Rights Committee, rejected a 24-hour open lobby proposal council found with last year's proposal, said the committee purposely left the they had passed last week after Steve said Foster proposal simple and open-ended so the Foster. Student Association president, Several council members contacted council could "make it the way they met with his cabinet Tuesday and by the Progress before this week's wanted it to be." discussed the proposal. Senate meeting expressed concern that "I don't see what the big deal is," he The proposal called for all dorm more research should've been done on said. "The more you put into a bill, the lobbies to remain open 24 hours a day the proposal before its passage by the harder it is to pass." > They are currently open Sunday Senate through Thursday. 10 a.m. to midnight, Kremer said the committee had and 10 n.m to 2 am. on weekends "I have not talked to anybody that had spoken with Greg Ryan, president of Foster had considered vetoingthe bill anything to do with the proposal." said Men's Interdorm and Ryan had said the if the Senate did not reject it at this Jeannette Crockett, dean of women. proposal looked fine. week's meeting. In an interview last "Thai in itself says something for the Men's and Women's Interdorm are Friday. Foster said there were two proposal." currently working on their own open things which bothered him about the "there are a lot of extraneous factors lobby proposal. Foster said he wouM bill that need to be considered." Crockett like to see the Senate work with them. said, "like the fact that someone would "Chances for change in this area are Neither the dean of men nor the dean have to be there in a supervisory role." good if we work with Men's and of women had been contacted about the Night hostesses have "a full-time job Women's Interdorm." he added hill, he said And. the survey taken by now." she said Even if the Student Senate and In- the Student Rights and Responsiblilites terdorm address these problems in a Committee to determine student opinion Dr. J. Howard Allen, dean of men. said he thought there should be some new proposal, some council members "'would not hold up" with the ad- might still question the concept of 24- ministration. input from Interdorm since the hour open lobbies, though. proposal deals with dorm lobbies. (photo by Sieve Brown) Foster said the Student Rights According to Dean Crockett, certain Committee failed to communicate with Vice president of Student Affairs. Dr questions need to be considered, like Thomas I). Myers, said two problems Robert Taylor, senior recreation and Park Administration Interdorm or with any members of the "What is the extent of the University's Powell peddler major from Carlisle. Ky takes advantage of clear weather to Council of Student Affairs, the body needed to be addressed in the proposal responsibility?" Is it to provide open cycle past the Powell Building responsible for sending the bill to the One is that "lobbies don't lend them- lobbies for 24 hours"'" she asked. President's office. selves to being open all night." he said. "I don't think there are 'social places' "Many students study in those areas-in for students to go to after midnight and The survey was a disappointment, he their pajamas-after they close " Courts rule in favor said, because it was not a statistical after two a.m. on weekends." said survey and could not accurately claim The other problem, according to Crockett "But is there a need? And if to represent student opinion on open Myers, is that "ihe night hostesses are so. who should share the financial of University officials lobbies. not employed to supervise all night burden?" B\ I.IS\RENSII.\W nf athletic eligibility, as long as he in a later interview. Coach Calkin saad he had dismissed Wallace from the < ily Editor competed in gymnastics. In January 1977. the year he was learn"for other reasons than the fact he CHE agrees to student and had joined the fraternity "I dismissed Four I'niversity officials received a redshirted. Wallace joined the Sigma Nu fraternity He said he talked to the him from the team because he was lavorahlc ruling from Judge John Paul dishoneot." said Calkin "He lied to Moore in the small claims division of ni c-apta in- of the gymnastics team before deciding to join because he knew me " faculty advisory councils Madison County District Court Thur come ,0 Calkin preferred that gymnasts didn t Calkin said Wallace had him sdav. March 29 ihe year he redshirted and asked him The MOO small claims suit was filed by become involved in fraternities. B> sAK.xii WARREN to the candidates may do so by taking it According to hosier. "He has missed Wallace said he decided to ioin under his opinion about joining the fraternity News Editor in writing to the SA office. several meetings and the last three in a inimrr g\mnast Brad Wallace on Jan. 5 Calkin said that Wallace said he naming President J C Powell. Athletic Ihe direction of them, but that he didn't Mark Triplet!. a" senator row." lell Calkin of his decision wouldn't join if Calkin would rather he representing the College of Law En- The Senate sent Tripiett a letter Director Donald Combs, men's gym- didn't I said I didn't want him to. but he Harry Snyder. chairman of the nastics coach (Jerald Calkin, and Doug Kentucky Council on Higher Education Inrcement. became the second senator asking him to contact them, but the Wallace said that during his first year joined anyway and kept it a secret from letter was returned because of a change tt hillock executive assistant to the Of eligibility and scholarship, that he I CHE l. has finally agreed to the for- to be impeached at Tuesday's meeting, me. said Calkin. after Steve Foster. SA president, in his address. Since Triplet!'s new president as the defendants went to practice and continued to im- Calkin added that Wallaces mation of student and faculty advisory councils, it was announced at Tuesday's brought his name before the Senate. iSee SENATE page 141 In the complaint. Wallace claimed prove his gymnastics. It was in March scholarship was not given his renewal iha< ihe lour failed lo honor his gym- of 197H. that "he I Calkin r walked into recommendations because of his lack of Student Senate meeting. nastics scholarship covering the cost of my room one morning and asked if I was performance "His effort was lack- According lo John Cooper, Student Ins itorm room for Ihe length of his a member of Sigma Nu's I said yes and luster." said Calkin His improvement Association 'SA> vice president and r Periscope athletic eligibility -he told me lo go clean out my locker." student regent, the councils will not be was not whal we like to see. editorials page 2 Wallace's scholarship was awarded to he said I asked him for an explanation, formed until officially approved bv the Calkin said that he never promised news, feature pages 3-7 him for a period beginning August 1977 hut he didn't give me one more than a one year scholarship to CHE. some time after their April II through May 1978 Under National meeting. Signs of spring are in more than organizations page 8 Wallace said he felt Calkin had Wallace. "Precisely what I said I don't just Ihe air For an up-to-date sports pages 9-11 Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAAi remember. But I only promised him one The sludenl advisory committee is lo dismissed him from the team only spring review see special insert arts pages 12-13 regulations, scholarships can only be vear. because we can only promise for consist of one representative from a given for one year at a time, although because he had joined the fraternity. community college, one representative in the Progress today pj. insert pages 12-13 After listening to Wallace's side of the one vear." they are renewable Doug Whitlock. chairman of the from a private institution, and the spring supplement section 2 story. Judge Moore ruled that the student regents from every state scholarship awarded Wallace had been scholarship committee, said that in the Explaining his reasons for filing the committee's discussion on Wallace's university suit Wallace told the court that he had fulfilled, since it had been a one year contract and had been completed scholarship renewal. ""Brad's mem- In other Senate proceedings: come to Ihe I'niversity as a transfer bership in any organization was not part - A candidate's debate was an- student Due lo NCAA regulations. Judge Moore pointed out in his decision that if Wallace wasn't pleased of the discussion." nounced for Monday. April 16. between Wallace was not allowed to compete in the two Senate presidential candidates, with ihe decision that he could appeal it Whitlock said that "the reasons were gymnastics meets for one year. based on his athletic performance." The Mark Hester and Chris Kremer Wallace said that Calkin verbally in Circuit Court. After court Wallace said he wasn't sure whether he would simple fact that Brad had joined the Elections will be held Tuesday. April 17. promised him that a scholarship would fralernitv was not the reason. Anyone wishing to submit a question he given to him covering his two years take it to court again or not. Would anyone want to 'run for fun?'

B\ 111'1(1 >iII I \l( But. the brave remained. 447 strong, This reporter didn't have to ask why. runners for jaywalking." I demanded in siafl Writer anxiously awaiting the start of the race, Moving up further among another a voice that scared even me. as they nervously eyed their com- group of runners. I encountered a girl "That's absolutely false." said Tom. adding "Don't misquote me. but we're They came lo "run for fun", petitors. who was certainly having a weight allegedly, but somehow that was just too Anyone could clearly see that the race problem. only writing people up for running on the hard lo believe favorite had to be the bare-footed male "Hi there, why are you running in this grass." "Find out what in Ihe h - is so much runner wearing the t-shirt that had race." I asked "Oh. letting them off easy this week." fun about running 5.000 meters iap- inscribed on it. "Billy Jack 50-mile "I'm trying to lose a few pounds." she I observed. "Not quite." said John "We're also proximately three miles i." bellowed the Wilderness Run." said. weary sports editor to this less-lhan- Somehow, you just couldn't take his "I can't imagine why." I lyingly said checking for running permits and star-reporter credentials lightly, regardless of his through my teeth as I smiled back at her unregistered tennis shoes," he added. With thai bark of a command, this and ran on "Gestapo tactics!" I shouted back at awkward appearance that caused one to them while sprinting on reporter put on his jogging outfit, wonder if he could walk, let alone run. Up ahead. I ran into a member of the slipped on his Kmart sneakers, and was Time for the race drew near and this "Geriiol Set." gasping for air like a fish Shortly. I came across a fellow off to cover his assignment for the week reporter stepped up to the starting line out of water. journalist - the Eastern IMRS 5.000 meter run and with the other hundreds of contestants "Hi. Monica, what's a nice girl like more specifically, why anyone in their The old gent sort of reminded me of a you doing in a race like this," I said in A shotgun resembling a cannon was man whose plush office is located in the right mind would run that far in the fi«-st raised into the air and "the shot- heard my very best Humphrey Bogart i'nates Administration Building. imitation. place. round the campus" signaled the start of "Is that you J.C.?" I quizingly asked. The morning of the race dawned wet Ihe mighty "run for fun." "I had to see it for myself," she and dreary, as runners from all walks of Shielding his face, he answered. replied, further explaining, "I had to see This reporter decided first to lag "Well, it all depends. It might be me. life assembled lo "run for fun." behind the other runners and discuss if my teacher could run her legs as fast They were'all there - the young, the then again it might not. It just depends as her mouth and guess what - she strategies with those bringing up the on who you are and who I am. and why old. the sober, the hung-over. the rear. can't." * seasoned marathon runners as well as we're here in the first place, if we are "The last time I saw her, she was the weekend athletes, and even the "Why are you nunning in this race," I This is all off the record, of sprawled out on the grass near Martin beautiful girls clad in their skimpiest asked a rather suave and smooth course." Hall and Starsky and Hutch were With my question clejrly answered, I attire. •' looking fraternity man who resembled writing her up." she-.added* smiling Ahd yes. surprisingly enough, even Robert Redford ran on. ' imni«ra\v -> - - y • * * b*?dof oJdi.C. runnAV- some of our alleged college instnm*— ••iv«i» "- )ikaf - bud - r- ""- • ... -«.. nit gOBl Offing VJ.....nt..--.' nas",ro ue somewhere' and teoay 1m miinary i&shion; was the campus of Ihe "journalislic division" in the race *ere there to**on the race afro fma-yui . crime-fighting duo of Starsky and "what they were really made of." firmly committed in my mind. 1 was Bcfora.iiie race had even started, the "'Oh. that makes sesJy&JW replied, •Hutch. forced to leave Monica behind. V~>"Hey Tom! Hey John! What's first casualties had bitten the uust, when adding "Well, what's your strategy m Moving up mjL the leaders of the This jogger appears to have said 'yes' to entering the 5000 meter race before he a number of "arm-chair" runners made the race'" "£ security doing running in the 5.000 race, I came across a runner with an meters race. I nosingly asked. obvious handicap - a cast or, his right knew what he was getting himself into. But as winter changes to spring, and their "run for fun" to the registration - "lYou see that girl up ahead, the one bathing suits and shorts are dormetf, jogging becomes a popular sport for wearing the light gym trunks. Wall, I'm "M ™*^ .old Tom — table, picked up. their race t-shirts and " "Is It tnlWthar you're arresting (See WOl'l.l) page 14) . everyone, despite the drawbacks • % ■ sprinted over the horizon fcac* to-*»~» going,!" follow her " .«,„..» . — .3 " - «"4fr==- J

Pa** 2/Voi 57/Kto. 2* TtMEatMrn Pi nil — Thurid.v. April 5. 1979 Editorials. Three Miles proves need for alternative energy sources Nuclear energy has long been a once a nuclear reactor starts to melt giant industries don't lose any topic of healed discussion. It is one down, it will not quit until it has money. Of those topics on which everybody burned through the entire planet or These energy giants have loo lias an opinion. through to China. much power. They literally control Recently the anti-nuclear energy The third possible solution for the the country. people have been given a boost for Three Miles Island incident is lo their argument when the nuclear pump some of the water out of the This country is based on iis energy plant at Three Miles Island reactor and allow the hydrogen energy. Every facet of life is had some trouble. bubble lo expand enough to let it dependent on some form of energy. The nuclear plant is on the out through an escape valve. The It is big business. outskirts of Harrisburg, Pa., a city problem here is that no one knows of nearly 600.000 in the central part how big to let the bubble gel or if it Bui the nuclear energy question of the state. will explode if it gets loo big. has become one of ethics now What was termed both mechani- instead of economics. And, if this cal and human error sent the town The experts have now said that country has any morals, the ethics and the surrounding area into a slate the hydrogen bubble is getting should be the answer to the of near shock. Radiation leaked and smaller and the chance thai it will question. I he fear of an explosion was highl) explode has been eliminated. But If the nuclear plants are closed possible. that chance has existed and no one there would be a void in the energy The anti-nuclear faction is now should of had to live through thai production picture. calling for the closing of.all the possibility. This void would have to be filled nuclear plants across the country. by another means of energy. A token show of support for the Of course if one is lo listen to the rltv-nuclear people was made by television stations covering the Kentucky could come into play President Carter who visited the incident one knows thai the here with its natural resource, coal. sight Sunday to show the general radiation level is no more than that Reports indicate thai there arc more population thai their home was of a chest x-ray. That is if you are coal reserves in the U.S. than ihere sale. ihcrc for three hours, it is like are oil reserves in the OPEC nations ■ Carter walked around the sight having a simple chest x-ray. of ihc world. with radiation rcpclent booties over Thai is for every three hours. There is also enough energy in the his shoes, just in case. sun to power the entire world for J'.Thc President did say thai there What they aren't saying is that the billions of years. w^iis no immediate danger, but amount of radiation equals four Maybe the energy industries ajkled that if the governo' of the normal chest x-rays per day. That should invesl I heir money in these state of Pennsylvania asked the means the people living in Harris- forms of energy. people of Harrisburg to leave they burg are receiving 28 normal chest Though less coal is being should comply and do it quickly. x-rays per week. produced now, the industry has the n: The problem right now is that Thai is a few too many. resources to produce more and give there is a hydrogen bubble in the Radiation has shown up in the more money, ihe money now going flier line. The water is used lo cool milk being produced by cows raised to nuclear power, coal could once t nuclear material. This hydrogen near ihe Three Miles Island sight of again be king. bubble could cause an explosion. I he troubled nuclear reactor. A couple of solutions have been If I he cows are showing signs of Solar energy is noi as far off as brought up. One is lo lei the water radiation then the people living some may ihink. A Detroit based slowly carry the bubble out of the there must surely be exposed to loo solar energy company has built an niiiv.li" as ii is now doing. The much radiation. entire house run on solar energy. problem with this solution is that no This was done with government din- knows just how long ihc bubble The anti-nuclear people want to money. If ihc private sector became will keep from exploding. close all ihe nuclear energy plants in more hcavil> involved in this field < Another possible solution is to ihc country'. Not a bad idea. ihe reseach would come quicker and nump out all the water quickly and Of course the energy giants won't so would the answers. Iprce the hydrogen bubble out. Of allow this, to happen. They have loo There are alternatives to nuclear y >ui sc if the nuclear material is left much money ai stake to close Ine. energy and they should, be, explored i OL^joly) by water for loo longjt jcatutcw—..- - -, .. i more, - ihaterial will begin to melt down an The exploration of these alterna- Sot what,, if gome people have i tc China Syndrome wHT occur. permanent damage" "dr""eveh die tive sources should come soon "'The China Syndrome," besides because of radiation leakage from a before there is another accident like I eing a new movie, is the theory that nuclear reactor. As long as these ihc one ai Three Miles Island. The '60's, a decade of change when 'people gave a damn' the youth in ihe sixties could change By MIKK 1)11

By RON CASH owned aircrafts He said he believes and therefore could hurt highway Waff Writer state planes are necessary for a .systems in the state somewhat. governor, however, he said they should Nunn was also critical of multi- Former Governor I-ouie Nunn. a only be used for business purposes. millionaire John Y Brown Jr.. a republican candidate for governor, "1 can't see any purpose in picking up democratic candidate from Lexington. brought his campaign to campus your kid's laundry at school," he Rrown reportedly had said he was Monday night He spoke to a group of smiled He apparently was referring to running for governor in order to keep people in the Adams Room of the (iovernor Carroll's use of state planes to Nunn from getting back into the Wallace Building transport his children to and from governor's office. Nunn said that as far Nunn. who was from 1967 to 1971. encouraged young people in Kentucky and the United States to get involved in politics. "You have the sight, vision, hope, and 'You have the sight, vision, expectations of the future." he told the students who had come to see him. He urged students to register to vote under 1 one of the two major parties, saying that hope and expectations of the future. regardless of what people may think, one person can make a difference in tne political process college on weekends. as he is concerned. Brown has no Nunn was critical of the present ad- Nunn also discussed educational platform to run on. ministration in noting that the budget expenditures during his administration. "You can't run a seven and a half has now risen to seven and one-half He said that fi6 and one half percent of billion dollar business on a 39 day plan.' billion dollars per year The former Ihe state budget went towards education he added, referring to Brown's platform chief executive of Kentucky said the while he was governor. He also noted to run stale government budget was only two and one-half billion that his administration built the last Nunn said he did not know if the state per year when he was governor He also community college in the state at actually did have, in a more University expressed disappointment in the lax Madisnnville. adding that the Univer- situation in Kentucky related problem, the money the sity didn't lose a single dollar from the University needs to straighten out it's (photo By Connie l.angMy) "Taxes are three times what they state because of educational im- 1-i.inicT Governor l.ouic B Nunn. (he republican Republicans sponsored a reception lor Nunn at Holiday smoke stack problem Governor Carroll were when I was in office." he added provements being carried on there or in has already told the University that the I'uhcranatorial candidate for the upcoming election, was on Inn before he appeared on campus Nunn was asked his opinion of the northern Kentucky Nunn criticized the federal ad- state doesn't have one billion dollars to campus Monday speaking to students The College controversy surrounding the Carroll give it Nunn said he would have to look administration over its use of state- ministration for their attacks on the tobacco industry, saying there are into Ihe state's financial situation and added he couldn't do that unless ne was 140.000 farm families dependant on governor tobacco in this state. He said the federal Coles government was trying to reduce funds Before his speech in the Wallace that it was giving to the tobacco in- Building. Nunn attended a reception Fatigue protects dustry. given in his honor at the Richmond Holiday Inn. He was invited to campus Raymond He noted that gasoline rationing will by the University chapter of the College our curtail travel on Kentucky's toll roads Kopublicans. M.D. Fa*jgue transmissions ably physical causes. Over-sched- thyroid action, and since both Arc you fatigued, weary, "All tabolism and from oxygen debt. uling is a common mental cause. glands arc stimulated by the People Poll in"? Always, often, rarely, never? However, it is not surprising that That is when you run rua run from pituitary, a sick pituitary leads to With rare exceptions such as there is a blurring of the mind and early morning until late at night with fatigue. Hormone fatigue is very Kv DONNA HUNCH riiomas Idison and Theodore body relationship, so that pleasant so much to do and so little time that rare. Staff Writer Roosevelt, these arc concerns of or exciting work leads to later you feel like a tin roof in a ENERGY SYSTEM FATIGUE. ovciy oiK' of us. fatigue will never fatigue, and boring disagreeable hailstorm. All living energy comes from the llnw rtn you feel ah** naclear energy Icav'e friis world, so it's worth a bit work lead's to early fatigue. Utter fatigue also goes with sun. Sun rays provide the energy for of attention. Comfortable working conditions depression and depression may food and its related oxygen. Our I ike its cousin pain, fatigue in and appropriate rest periods both become so severe as to constitute a bodies burn the food using oxygen small doses is a protection. It keeps delay fatigue. However too pro- mental illness. So we often call on for combustion and there you are - us IHMII burning out our transmis- longed or intense physical fatigue psychiatrists for help in cases of nothing to it! - instant body energy. sions and its warns us that we are literally poisons the brain. Obvi- fatigue that keep getting worse. Anything at any level that becoming inefficient. Who wants a ously, any student should be told CHEMICAL FATIGUE. That's interferes with ihe absorption and heart operation b> a tired surgeon, this. toxic (poisonous) substances loose use of food or oxygen obviously cuts or a flight with a tired pilot? INACTIVITY FATIGUE. Sitting in the body. Of course, by definition energy. This also includes lung Perhaps the most basic and in class all day or other behavior that would include all fatigue, but I disease, digestive disorders, anemias certain!) the first medical question that under exercises the body leads am speaking of specific poisons that and a host of other medical IO ask about fatigue, therefore, is to poor circulation, poor oxygen are consumed or the products of conditions. whether it has crossed the boundary supply, a whole lot of subsequent disease. Anything that didn't come As I said above. 80°7o of fatigue is of normal, fatigue at exam time is disorders and a sense of fatigue. It is in the body as a chemical or a secondary to lifestyle disorders. The more normal than it is when you've then actually refreshing to exercise. nutritional need is probably toxic. areas to examine are mental health; slept late. Among other things, exercise will The top two arc alcohol and physical conditioning; balanced I ven then, the cause of abnormal burn up accumulated adrenaline, tobacco, but let's face it, coffee and nutrition and moderate habits, fatigue can vary from mild which piles up in a stressed but tea arc caffeine, most medications including adequate sleep, lastly and psv.hological stress, such as worry, inactive body and at that point are controlled toxins and street fifthly is disease. up to and including terminal cancer. becomes poisonous. In this matter, drugs are (a) usually contaminated All these are your responsibility. Obviously there's no simple there is no way to excape talking like and (b) grossly unnatural. You must take the initiative in formula for the control of fatigue. an ancient Greek (well, ancient getting help for them from Here are some points, and they may anyway!) and saying "moderation HORMONES AND FATIGUE. Adrenaline is a hormone. Too much counsellors, dietitians, books, and help you get more out of life. in all things." In your age group, or too little makes you drag, so doctors. Most of us can handle our PHYSICAL r-ATIGUK.Muscular that's a hard rule to follow. adrenal gland trouble equals fa- own fatigue, but there's lots of help overwork is a true poisoning from MENTAL FATIGUE. Only one tigue. So does too high or low around. accumulation of products of me- in five fatigue cases have indentifi- Love should be patient and kind

free, right?) and reinforce the affection which several other major differences, not to mention the hundreds of little It seems that there is a lot of WRONG! I! already exists. confusion surrounding a very simple things which distinguish the two To be IN LOVE is one of the most Keep in mind that as long as you situations. However, deadline Smith word.-- love. beautiful of human conditions. It is are even the least bit selfish about Love is (inadequately) defined as pressure and lack of space force me also one of the most potentially the relationship, you are still en strong affection. Affection, in turn, Shawn Markshury. freshman- Tim Baldwin. freshman dangerous. I am no great authority route to the desired goal. It is only to conclude. nflke administration. l.o«isvuie. is just as inadequately defined as management. Krorihead. on the subject, as my friends will when you are totally selfless that So if you love your friends, let "1 don't know enough about it "Well. I think it would be o.k if fond feeling. readily inform you. But once (and you can honestly say that you are in this be your guideline: to talk about it." they would put more restrictions Therefore it is possible, at least only once, so far) I was truly in love. love -- which is where the potential "If you love someone you will be on it. I don't think a lot of people Ann Kobertson. sophomre- theoretically, to love anything or You sec, there are a number of danger arises. loyal to him no matter what the in it know what they are doing." anyone without meaning that there For being in love means that you mirsing. Parts. necessary steps en route to being cost. You will always believe in him, "I feel like it's worthwhile." is any sexual feeling involved. Yet, truly in love. Unfortunately, all too give 100 percent to the relation- always expect the best of him, and I ,,ii ,i McCoy, senior-history. often the word is either not used, or often we stop somewhere along the ship...but you never stop to check always stand your ground in Mark. Smith. sophomore-business Trov. Ohio. it is used improperly. on how much of a return you are defending him." iiiaiiHgrmenl. Lexington. "I think there are other way, or settle for much less than we alternatives that co»Ud be used " For example, if a male used the could possibly attain. getting. I Corinthians 13:7 L.B. "We ought to have used it all in word to describe his feelirtgs about A real love relationship must have It means that you are totally And if you dare to say that you I94S." Kalhv Hess, freshman-business. another male, he is, most probably, its foundation on something more faithful to the one you love are truly in love, first make sure that WillinniKtown. labeled a homosexual immediately. Donald 'Yoang. senior-finance. enduring and meaningful thin regardless of whether or not your you meet the criteria in the Kmlnence". "I really don't know II sftms This is no more a valid indication of like they're going to get us in a lot physical appearance (plastic coat- loved one reciprocates that courtesy. following checklist: "1 just feel there's going to be a homosexuality than carrying an of trouble if weTe not careful. 1 ing) and/or sexual desire Oust). And it means that the only reason need for some type,of energy in umbrella on an overcast day or "Love is very patient and kind, sfeel like they're wasting our Ideally, love develops out of a for the existence of the relationship the future. I don't have anything being polite. In fact, those are signs never jealous or envious, never against it because of this episode ^nonev. It could be going to things trial-tested, beautiful and mature is to make your beloved-, happy. *ke«our schools and colleger ' of prudence and good manners - boastful or proud, never haughty or - , » right now ^ >•'* ' :r> ' *. • friendship which becomes so vital Therefore, it alse- means that Vou •Ufish or rude. Love does hot . not nine more. that ir rm>** seek other means of -m-*t let go If you know ***Vu« l.rannr Hain't...... IJI>««I««- ■'' ..mple of i.~. :^*r use "'. remand Jan—j way.' It is' not briwni astinn. Aberdeen. »hk>. expressing itself. ooject of.i'our affec*e~is would be tark*" Tay'Ur. »•»&«—»>». the word is when it is linked with the irritable of touchy* It does not hold itrriMintlnR. l-exhigUn. t "1 don't know anything about Whefl thar point is reached, a happier without you...or with two-letter preposition - m. grudges and will hardly evefi notice ••Well, we're going to have to it. We have three, power plants good move to make is into the realm someone else! when others do it wrong." rely on it in the future. Tbeylre where 1 live, and they make the Maybe there really is a 'new of being confident. That is to say There are, of course', numerous 1 Corinthians 13:4,5 L.B. going I" have to perfect, it." air really dirty." * morality/'-Or possibly, young that you tell each other everything other qualities that separate "strong If you fall short in either case, you.. people today aren't interested in about yourselves, confident that affection" from being truly in love. are settling for less than love. love.' (Why buv'a cow If the milk is each truth will merely strengthen I could ramble for days about L r\\ u •am

Fao* 4/Vot 57/No. 26 Th« Eastern Progress Thursday. April 5. 1979

Media consultant is environment specialist

Hv IMtNNA III \( II He decided to help When Murray vertisers "Someone who is very clever Staff Wrttrr became tired of asking questions of with film, who can control your heart- In his blue "EKU Broadcasters" t- environmentalists to check his facts, he heat and adrenalin flow, has a lot of shirl. with his hands lucked nervously simply "did a masters degree in en- power." iiiin his belt, media consultant. James vironmental sciences." he said. "I'm very cynical." said Murray He Murray looked like he should be sitting becomes very involved as he discusses Murray is currently on the board of corruption His face is animated and he with ihe students rather than ad- directors for Friends of Earth, an in- dressing Ihem moves his hands through his hair un ternational group that deals with en- consciously Murray was guest speaker at the vironmental problems f'ommuniralions Art Series presen- "Reading about stuff being covered In his role as media consultant for up in hove them tell you there's no tation. "'Consumer's Guide to Kriends of Earth, he travels throughout Wpvision" held at the I'niversity last danger with nuclear power and have (he country and is given the opportunity people die ten years later ... Of course. week to meet interesting people This week he The former assistant professor of I'm cynical." said Murray. is in California to discuss a radio spot He becomes calmer when he radio and television al Ohio I'niversity with Paul Newman rnnsidcrs himself one of the few media discusses the hook he is writing on the Murray is producing 130 three consultants in the country who is en- Hritish television series. "The New Avengers " vironmentally oriented minute radio spots that deal with en- vironmental topics. Newman will be Murray said he didn'l intend to The hook is to be a "behind the-scenes become an environmental specialist "1 discussing foreign policy, because he is look for film students, the kind of stuff "big mi disarmament." said Murray BUS sort of pulled into it I started the public wouldn't want." he said becoming more environmentally aware "It's fun." said Murray, talking about He decided to do the book because "I almut live or six years ago." he said. meeting famous people. "They prefer like the Avengers and I thought it would In his increased awareness. Murray you not he impressed." be fun to go to Kngland." said Murray realized that environmental groups As he sat rolling his pen between his His smile is ironic when he says that linked the ability to put their messages hands, he talked about his disillusion- American networks failed to buy the across effectively. ""If you're countering ment with advertising "I used to teach program for two years ■in Kxxon ad. you're only going to have advertising but I didn't like how much Murray has no immediate plans to one or Iwo chances to respond Citizen's raise advertising I was seeing " complete his textbook "Nobody's going messages should be well designed and Murray said he was concerned with to buy a book about something they effective " the power of psychologists and ad- haven't heard of " Attorney General is the people's advocate B\ DON MCKAY stale an1 budgeted by the Attorney then- to represent Ihem Beshear said Staff Writer General's office Bcshea' also stressed lhal some areas like consumer the need for change in the prosecution of protection and utility rates are Steve Kcshear. candidate for Attorney prime by juveniles. "Juveniles are politically sensitive. Beshear said that kicnvral, spoke to the Young Democrats laughing at the way the system is now. In- would not he involved in the politics l.i-1 Monday in the .laggers Room. by the lime the politv do the paperwork ill the office, and carry out the functions 1 Mi-shear talked about the problems of 'In- criminals arc hack nut on the of the office with the people in mind. getting people interested in the Attorney street " Beshear said that a new jtiencnii's race, and the actual role of alternative was needed for juveniles Beshear is a Stale Representative IM> Attorney General from the 76lh U-gislalivc district He Iti-shear is interested in the area of Keahear was very interested in the was chosen "outstanding freshman yiHisumcr protection He stressed the iien ill i-hitd abuse Beshear said that representative" in the 1974 General fact lhal the Attorney General's office is "Peopledon't know what will happen, so Assembly by the Capitol Press Corps jiblc to file suit on behalf of consumers. people "ill not report child abuse, as the I If shear, a native of Dawson Springs in ; I'tility rales is another area of con- children cannot report it themselves. Hopkins County, is a Phi Beta Kappa Beshear advocated a child abuse Students oppose open lobbies cern with Beshear Beshear promised to graduate of the University of Kentucky hotline, similar to the hotline for con- intervene solely on behalf of the people and its law school At the I'niversity of Bv STEPHANIE TEMPLE elementary education major, said it was "It's nice to be able to go down sumers, that can advise people of the in the area of utility rales. Kentucky he was President of the StafT Writer nice to study in the lobby when others on MI t In.ii i having to worry about implications of reporting child abuse fine of the chief concerns of the At- Student Body. Chairman of the Student "I think open lobbies would cause her floor were asleep. pajamas." said junior interior design Beshear described the Attorney torney General's office is the Judicial Board, and treasurer of the many problems with a lack of privacy. I "Al finals and midterms I'd like to be major Sheri Panzarella _General/* office as the peoples advocate |H-osccculion of crime. The Com- think we need a cut off point." said able to go down and streljch out on a Most of those against said they would in stale'government. the person who is immwcallh attorney's offices around the ineryl'-Mabry couch and study." Jones said reallv mind open lobbies Mabry, a sophomore speech "Maybe if they had kitchens and sii.ii i.II Storm, a sophomore business imthnlogy major, is one of the few bathrooms in the rooms." said Roxie retail major, said she was for open piiiple against open lobbies Like most Wallace, a senior in elementary Sunrise service to be in Ravine of the live percent of students who are lobbies liul thought it would be better if education against open lobbies l according to a ihcy were "open on weekends and till 2 am on weekdays " The :flnh Annual Easter Sunrise minister of the United Methodist Debbie Spencer, will sing two specials: Student Senate surveyi. Mabry is not "We have to run around too much to Service will be held in the Ravine April Campus Center I Wesley Foundation I "Salvation is Created" and "Beautiful violently opposed but offered reasons get things we need-like cokes!" added Another alternative was offered by 15 al 7 am The Reverend Larry will bring the Call to Worship and Derek Savior " "You'd have to hire another night Kim Moore, a freshman medical Patty Senn. a sophomore special ■Ruskirk. pastor of the First United Wilson, a pastor and Dwight Hutchison, Dr. George Nordgulen. University watchman." senior electronic data assisting major education major, who thought open Methodist Church. Richmond, will bring students of Eastern, will read the Chaplain, will give the pastoral prayer, processing major. Paul Southgate "I like to go down late at night lobbies would be fine if they could put ' the message on The Easter Ap- scriptures. the Reverend Dale Atkins. Campus pointed out usually you're alone - and you can be by vending machines somewhere else so parition " The University Chamber Choir, led by minister for the Baptist Student Center, Other reasons are those of con- MHirself." said Paula Daniel a fresh- students could get what they needed The Reverend Eugene Strange. Ira Spaurding II antQiccompanied by will bring the benediction. venience Shari Jones. freshman man undecided major without going through the lobby

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Pathologists just want [ to help He added complications of pregnancy, said. "I would say this one is one of the By STKPIIANIE TEMPLE better ones." There are eleven ob- Staff Writer genetics, the birth process itself or drugs to the list of causes. Terrango also servation rooms in the Wallace Building added that clinicians are working on and two sound suites for hearing testing Speech pathology and audiology has ways of determining defects during The observation rooms are furnished been growing rapidly since its founding infancy. with two-way mirrors, and the sound, in 1925. but is seems the snowball effect "We're finding infants aren't just suites have eight inches of wa.ll has just hit the University little passive things that are bom into separated by four inches of insulation/ Said Dr. Larry Terrango. chairman of the world: they're very active and Terrango. a distinguished personality the department. "The department has in his field, has among other things, grown from three people to five this learning very quickly. At twenty-one days they found infants in one research raised over J309.360. for related year We are rapidly expanding a program responding very differently charities, published several books and masters level program We're ex- been recognized by the America* panding our outreach services to very to sounds." he said. "If you've had any hearing at all Speech and "Hearing Association. •; rural areas." within the first year, even the first few Terrango stresses that the fieJd, as he Terrango feels that Public Law 94-142, months, it'll make a difference," has always felt, does not work with which states that all handicapped Terrango said. disorders, but with people who haue persons are entitled to services and "Helen Keller is an example of a disorders in helping them to overcome, education, has helped the popularity of blind-deaf person, but she did have And it seems that more people with the field, but does not give it all the hearing for a little while before she had disorders are learning to overcome credit an illness that caused her to lose her them, perhaps is relation to the growing Speech pathologists and audiologists number of people able lo help them. deal with a type of handicap that is hard hearing." he continued. Since speech is effected by hearing, Terrango cited LI Governor Thelma lo discern Terrango says professionals Stovall ii: still have "confusion in trying to portray the clinician must learn some audiology Students at the University "Stovall had a stroke and she is not what we do." only a stutterer, but she has trouble with As the name implies, speech and learn to test for hearing loss and to work with the hearing impaired. language." said Terrango. Yet she is LiJ hearing clinicians work with speech Governor. i<\ problems, hearing losses, voice "We teach them to utilize' whatever hearing they have available." said The sense of helping someone in disorders and related problems. "You overcome a particular handicap doe* do have a higher incidence of these Terrango. The lip reading class here helps clients use that "residual seem lo mean a lot to the students in kinds of problems among children that hearing" to get the intonation of our speech pathology and audiology. t> are retarded, but they're not all language, and to distinguish ex- Kathy Rurnet and Bess Magliano. (pnolo by Scolt Adamt) retarded." commented Terrango perssions as well as words. both juniors in speech pathology, have "These kinds of problems can result developed a great deal of compassion The Women's Chorale, directed by Ira Spaulding II. selections included Simple Gifts' an arrangement by Aaron from many things. With an Rh negative At the clinic, in Model Lab. and at the presented ;i program in Clifford Theatre on Tuesday Their Copland and Benedictus" by Thomas da Vittoria Telford Community Center, students for the deaf through personal ex- mother. Rh positive father and an Rh perience negative fetus, the infant, ninety-nine work under supervision. In all. Terrango said they treat "50 - 70 As Cindy Marlowe, a junior, putt*. "It percent of the time, without any in- people." for free. may sound corny, but there it isT Just tervention, will be born deaf." said want lo help people " What has 56 legs and sings? Terrango Concerning the facilities. Terrango Women Singers 'corral' Sad job outlook for librarians

Hy RORIN PATKR there are olfers and openings." claimed Instead, library science majors get on campus Organizations F.ditor department chairman Juanita Phillips. their practical experience through the Preparing students to be school media 10 hours of practicum included in thejw- B> WANDA CHILPRESS performances on campus and schedule major and music minor from Danville It's a rude awakening for senior Lisa librarians, certified for kindergarten hour total needed for the degree "■ Stall Writer i"'i tin mances in the spring and fall. has sung in the Chorale for three Denham and for other graduating through grade 12 in public school "Practicum works much the same There is more lo the Women's Chorale However, the group has not entered in semesters and really enjoys it. library science majors setting out for libraries. Ihe department offers both way as student teaching." remarked than meets the ear and more than a any musical competitions because, "Ira is so nice." she complimented. In the job market possibly in vain. graduate and undergraduate training Phillips, who explained that the prat- person can shake a stick at. and Ira according to Spaulding. there are no fact, she takes voice lessons from After nearly completing her four-year Just what exactly does a school ticum is split into secondary and Spaulding II. conductor for the such competitions in Kentucky Spaulding and is one of the members degree. "Now." Denham said, "they're librarian do-' elementary school training done around organization, proves it But this fact does not limit a few of the who is going professional. She will be telling me that we're going to have "You choose books, catalog, work the area. '' Spaulding. a New York City native, is members Some extend their talents singing for the Lynn Richardson Show, a problems finding a job. with teachers in curriculum planning, Completed during one semester, a graduate student here and has con- into church and community programs Christian pop-music radio program. "As far as libraries in Kentucky are aid students with reference and work practicums are currently being done by ducted the Chorale for the past few and two are even planning musical Spaulding is not responsible for Clark concerned, the job market is tight." with media." said Phillips. seniors at the Model School. Kirksville ueeks Although it was his duly and careers. getting on the show, and to Reeky Smith, Denham explained. "I don't know that if According to Phillips, public school Klementary. Madison Central. Tafes decision to conduct, he enjoys it "very The group performs songs from the another member from Louisville. 1 find a job outside of the state of Ken- librarians are generally paid on the Creek Klementary and. Junior: High. much " Renaissance and Baroque to con- Spaulding "has a great sense of humor, tucky I'll lake it." added Denham. "It's same pay scale as teachers and are Henry Clay High School.' Lansdowne "It is the most important thing that I lemporary American music. Spaulding .lust an all-around, amiable person." he a difficult move." considered to be full faculty members Klementary. and others. do." he explained said that they try to do "a little of ' She, too. takes voice lessons from As a department in the college of In fact, said Phillips, many education Although Phillips would not estimate Singers in the Chorale receive one- everything" although he alone decides him. Smith, who won the Who's Who in education since 1964, library science or majors come back to get their master's the number of students in the library half hour credit and one does not have to on the songs. American High School Music Students, school librarianship is one major that degrees in library science to sup- science program, she did admit. "We're l>e ;i music major to belong Any woman Spaulding. a voice major, has been is a junior music education major She tries hard to place its graduates. plement their qualifications. a small program. We have three full- on campus and in the Richmond com- interested in music all his life, and even claims the Chorale has helped because "They notify us of any job openings One ironic aspect of the library time and one part-time staff on hand/' munity can join. The Chorale meets gives voice lessons to some of his she plans to teach choral music in high that they are aware of." confirmed science department is that it has no she added. , every Tuesday from 6 p.m. to 7:20 p.m. members. His talents extend to more school. Denham "They let us know where the affiliation with the Crabbe Library on "You'd think that with just a fe»v The course is designed for both un- lhan conducting and Spaulding has Smith added that Spaulding is "really jobs are--usually those from the campus. people in the program there would beipo dergraduates and graduate students. played the piano for his own com- sensitive to the music as far as con- placement office." "We just happen to be housed here." problem finding jobs." commented Spaulding said. Most of the 28 members position. "Girl Talk." ducting goes", but to Spaulding it is just "As long as students are willing to go said Phillips. 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HyGINNYEAf.ER the two organizations During this week, said Diodonet. they Features Kditor Richmond does not have specific will sponsor a poster contest for grades invention Have you ever had one of those branches of AA. Al-Anon or Ala-teen, six and seven and the winners will be mornings after one of those nights but the Comprehensive Care Center on announced on a radio talk show and r*y \l WtMTX SHKI Kl K\K where you felt like there was an fieri l-me and the Drug Abuse Treat- awarded with savings bonds and gift staff Writer elephant tap dancing on your forehead** ment and Education Center on Irvine certificates. Your mouth had shriveled up and you Road do offer these services to the The show is Madison County Alive and weekend. April 6 and 7. the have to pry your lips away from your campus and the community. will air from McDonalds sometime ky Correlation of Student Social teeth with fingers that can't stop Federally funded, the two centers during the week KCSSWi is holding a con- shaking. You stand up and try to offer all of their services free of charge Also during the Alcohol Awareness on campus The convention will straighten your stomach muscles that'' to anyone who needs them Week, the Center will be traveling to the representatives from all Ken- are stiff from the dry heaves. According to Hector Dirdonet. a Madison County and Berea Schools colleges. The convention is ex- Alias, hangover the day after the public health major doing his practicum with a portable alcohol display to be lo draw 200 225 participants, night before. If you experience these at the Drug Abuse Center the two offices viewed by the students A traffic safety theme of the convention is feelings often, you may have a drinking work in conjunction with each other. personnel from the University will be II in Diversity: An Appreciation problem. The Care Center refers the drug and going also to talk about drinking and lebration of Differences."' Alcoholics Anonymous lAAl is an alcohol related problems to the Drug driving. £ topics covered in the two-day organization which offers help to all Abuse Center and they in turn refer The Center plans to advertise the lion primarily concern problem drinkers. But there are others other problems back to the Care Center Awareness week with radio spots ilies. The topics include gays, who suffer as a result of alcoholism, the "Our main thrust is alcohol, but we do preceding the event. n. physically handicapped. wife or husband and the children of deal with the abuse of other drugs." said Another service offered by the Drug My handicapped, juvenile alcoholics sometimes could use some Diodonel Abuse Center is a Halfway House, nls. ethnic groups and alternate help also. The Center has a staff of about six and located at 230 S Collins St Directed by les which will be covered by a The wife and child of an alcoholic live they are made up of qualified Norman Parsons, the Halfway House is r of a commune-type habitat in fear of being beaten or molested and psychologists, social workers and health fur hardcore alcoholics, said Diodonet "The Farm" in Summerstown. t he husband of an alcoholic is the victim personnel. Each Monday night there are open see. of a double standard. When a wife Diodonet continued and said that the discussions where alcoholics can talk ding to the president of the leaves a problem drinker. HE is getting Center likes to emphasize prevention. about their problems and the house is t_sily Correlation of Student Social what he deserves but when a husband "We attack before the problem begins." always open if they need lo come by rs. Janet Warner, the convention leaves a problem drinker. SHE is being he said But once someone has the anytime. *l two keynote speakers. deserted. problem we can deal with that also, he the Drug Abuse Center is there for •y Caudill. a reknown Kentucky But there are organizations that can added anyone who needs it If you have a iiiHN*. will be speaking to the con- help the spouse of an alcoholic and the One aspect of their prevention drinking problem, be it serious or venttnn goers Caudill is the author of child of an - alcoholic. Al-Anon. for program is the upcoming week of April minor, or if you know of someone who \iphl Comes to the Cumberland* as well spouses and Ala-teen, for children are Ifi to 21. Alcohol Awareness Week does. the Center can help ;is-several other books. Dr. Kosemary Bogal from Murray si;ii<• I "Diversity will be speaking on the Stovall plans low-key campaign tmiro*. and ethical problems of social workers. MKJ. '*"" V War convention will be concluded on •U Saturday with a banquet and a party •* during campus visit reoiuring the Real World Band. The A; • .•• haM is an all-female Rluegrass group u-MHi will provide music for a square ilnnee Spring These lucky boys have no study worries as they take ad- KY IMFN MCNAY Stovall said. "One problem with She said that in her race for I.t Staff Writer Mirny members of the University vantage of a break in the rain for some recreation with their education was that teachers have not Governor, she only spent $40,000 in mom. I'.mup will also be attending the In- slidin' had a chance to have imput into the comparison to as much as $690,000 spent i»"rttalinnal Students Banquet on Friday LI governor Thelma Stovah visited school system " hy some of her opponents for the campus Monday, where she met with "r(#*i When asked about John Y Brown. Jr Democratic nomination various students, faculty and staff entering the gubernatorial race. Stovall Stovall said that one thing that made during her two hour stay on campus. said that Brown entering the race will her different from other candidates is Stovall was in Richmond in order to help her. Stovall said that Brown will lhal she will not be running for another open her campaign headquarters for hurt Dr. Harvey Sloane in Jefferson business EVENT DAY planned office after she is finished as (iovernor her bid for the Democratic guber- County, and that Brown will take votes "All of I he other Governors are either natorial nomination. .She arrived on away' from Terry McBrayer in University's College of Business Hnildine running for another office, or trying to campus about 12:30 p.m. about half an l.cxingtnn nviling the business and University Dr. G, David Hughes' Vital Speech appoint their successor to the office I Event Day is a new College of hour later than what was scheduled. She Stovall said My support will be based munily to take part in 1979 EVENT will begin at t p.m in the will spend my four years in office just Business activity, according to Dean on my long term supporters who have 1JY activities Tuesday. April 17 Open Ballroom His topic will concern issues, then loured the Powell Building with doing good for Kentucky Howard Thompson. Eastern's 2.000 some of her supporters, and some backed me for thirty years." lo-Jhe public*r»lnduMtr»Ajmrjariation costs, and attitudes relating to govern business majouand facukjUMJH be I members of the Young Democrats. The Young Democrats treasurer Jim rttilMt* Mnfcs^a'ingP* area I ment regulation in business. '■••■ i . * Slovall „!»*£ *y>HWl%»Ed Biaso. who is stovall s campus coor- involved in lHP*afternodlH^Redule Stovall then had lunch in the Powell Craves dropping' oul of the raTrjiav luSnufacturinfr; prWucts. and** free Hughes' talk will be preceded bv a dinator, said that Slovall's visit to reception and luncheon beginning at which will conclude with *t**Hiculiy cafeteria During this time she an- eventually help "McBrayer. ^*~ ei (erprise VITAL SPEAKER program campus was beneficial to her campaign II to a m Luncheon tickets may be student softball game at Hood Field. swered questions from students. Stovall Stovall said she did not plan a high ("he industry exhibits may be viewed 9 as •'She is the type who wants to meet reserved in advance by phoning 622-3896 Dean Thompson would not predict the said that she "was in favor of having a powered media campaign. Stovall said •Mi. to 4 p.m. in the portico area people in person. she relates to people or can be purchased at the Bursar's game score but commented that so far student on the state Council of Higher "You don't need to spend money for si grounding the Combs Classroom the student-! rnyn H perfect win rrvwH best on a one-to-one basis "' Office on campus beginning April 4. Education." Along the lines of education people lo recognize Thelma Stovall "

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Students air frustrations m* JSfiHHB ■ ; eHH^BI zm. ffcfttf at Bernard forum B'StelSS^ r» ■■■ H> MTKPIIAMR TEMPLE naturally." said the fourth speaker. However, according to Helminski. Staff Writer Mark Turner. Progress editor-in-chief. Bernard's articles are offensive Turner also said Bernard had been because they center around sex. "Thank ■ Bar^ "Apparently freedom of expression is appointed by the Publications Board Cod he's not a photographer." he said. ■i - iiiiii-ihiim most students have forgotten and was qualified. "I think one of the best things to do is According to Turner. Bernard was m n^afaaal .IIHHII or knew nothing about in the first for the editor-in-chief here to screen H place."' said Larry Bernard. Progress features editor, a top arts reporter and incoming editors before." continued 1 ranked in stale competition as a feature BBBa .ills editor Monday. Helminski. "maybe take a poll after 3 Bernard was defending his style of writer he's written quite a few articles." ; ws: Hiurnalism at the Forum held by the Yet. said Bernard, ••most people seem "Have a popular election for editors? to feel I should be writing their opinion Siieu'ly for Collegiate Journalists, which You'd lose a lot of your talent that way," examined the controversy Bernard's in my column and not my own. commented Turner rnlunms create "My feeling was that everyone was The forum lasted over an hour with Criticism of Bernard was offered by tired of reading about the same subjects presentations, rebuttals, and questions Mima Prater a junior art major and over and over again." Bernard said. from the audience. The crowd nearly president nf the Art Student Association. "My aim was to write about subjects filled the Grise room, was vocal and and Jim llelminski. a senior police most students were unaccustomed to mostly anti-Bernard. .idminslration major who submitted a reading about "It's more of a personality attack than an attack against what I write." letter In 'he Progress about Bernard •Its a good idea to write about sub- ■ BaH •Mr Bernard's articles are very Bernard said. "Usually letters to the jects that students want to read about, editor are more about me than what I've "«r* ■ mm. controversial and I believe that they're but. said Bernard, it is good "to put $m only there In gain attention." Helminski written." ■■ something there that will make them According to Turner, although Ber- ■■■M said think ■■ llelminski added. "It's hard to believe nard's views do not represent those of Mr Bernard believes what he writes, if •While students are becoming angry the Progress many people read Ber- over my column, maybe at the same nard's column and get mad at the he did I'd call him one hell-of-a paper writer time they're stopping to think about "People read the column because Prater agreed that most of Bernard's some of the ideas I've expressed." said columns were based on sensationalism Bernard. I hey want to get upset." Bernard said. "It s just a way for them to release their toil thought the main problem was that "Past art editors dealt on such topics frustrations." Bernard did not cover campus arts in as disco dance, the chef down at Suiter's The feeling at the forum seemed to be enough depth in favor of other arts (photo By Stava Broijinj: •iiid ballroom dancing." Turner said- that by airing the controversy it might Prater conceded that "lelevision. Making time for both work and play is not always as easy M^y.,. "ihings that aren't really concerned be laid to rest If not. Bernard said record albums and even X-rated it sounds in the life of a college student It is too bad W#:n>, with topics on campus, anu nouudy "applications are now available for arts Work and play 7 mnvics are all forms of art cannot all be in two places at once. '•'>'(/ really ever got down on them editor " Bin. she charged that by devoting so "■■'•x.

much space to these endeavors and •■•*, ignoring campus art. tarry has denied 1*1'-! and downgraded the importance of Business leaders compete RAP slates concert for inmates ■*¥«•! artistic endeavors within our com The University's business club. Phi other clerical duties. In addition, each tyttH im mi I \ on Irvine Knad and will begin at 7:30 he charged $3 for tickets and for not, Beta l-ambda. hosted regional com- high school entered a contestant for a Bv I.KKSA H' MilII V students tickets are $4. '"♦IK"..-: 'I Hit of twenty-five articles, three lietition last Saturday for the Future variety show that" was held later in the Staff Writer p.m. Alias, .i bluegrass string band. Jimmy "•IK«.| covered college arts activities." Prater Business leaders of America IPBLA), day. The variety show featured a per- Ridimond'3 Reality. Attitude and Cageand Kick Centner will he featured. Storm said that proceeds from •*•>-.,i said according to Donna Spencer, activities formance by Kastern's Karate Club. Potential RAP organization has concert will be used to buy such thing*' III those covered Prater said Ber- lice-president for the club. The remainder of the afternoon in- scheduled a concert to raise funds for Tickets for the concert are presently as clothing, textbooks and trao^n nard's reviews were often insulting to Students from approximately 25 high cluded a tour of campus, a inmates at the Blackburn Correctional on sale at Kecordsmith and at Exit West sportation for Blackburn inmates icyitm student intelligence and "based on schools competed in business related "Parliamentary Procedure Workship" Complex .Saturday. April 7 Hecords and Crafts. They will also be to readjust to society. •. .yi opinion rather than aesthetic or events The students were judged in the and the installation of new FBLA of- According to Bob Storm, who helped If the concert is successful. KAP II*W» historical background " areas of business communications, coordinate the affair, the concert will be sold at the gale ficers. A general awards session con- plan another one in the future, he saia\|.., "A column is a person's own opinion. business law. stenography, typing, and cluded the day's activities lield at the new National Guard Armory Students with identification cards will SUB CENTER Bobby Jack's Style Shop MOSCOW 1960 n 1507 East Main '• 1 SERVING OUTRAGEOUS SANDWICHES Try a cat that ■|*v. V... THIRD EAT IN will last & last! AND TAKE OUT K4«AM iii MAIN ST. FREE DELIVERY Looks as good tomorrow FREE DELIVERY 624-2435 as it does today 'r n Bring This Ad With You REGULAR SUBMARINE SANDWICHES si* For a Frea Shampoo Includes Lettuce. Tomato, Onion, Cheese HOURS: Tuei. - Fri. No Appointment Seasoning and our own Top Secret Drawing. SANDWICHES 10 am - 6 pm Served on Whiti, Rya or Whole Whaat Braad. Sat. 8 am - 2 pm Necessary . Lettuce. Tomato, Mayo. MIXED 1.45 2.10 Without your help, Mustard or Onion on HAM 1.45 2.10 we can't afford to win. Hequeft. 10c antra Make check payable to. SALAMI (Genoa) 1.45 2.10 U.S. Olympic Committee. ROAST BEEF. 1.24 ROAST BEEF. 1.45 2.10 Box 1980 P. Cathedral Sla TUR K EY«MMM.MM.«Mi»tt«M 1 ,4D» ••••••••••••••••••• • 2.10 Boston. MA 02118 TURKEY .1.24 *Du' CO»ti

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Organizations Club notes: Try chicken curry SCJ convention I The national convention for the for a change of taste Society for Collegiate Journalists, the B\ VWCVSPKMKH Some other dishes that will be journalism honorary will be held here Staff Writer Icatured include European dishes, April 19-21 chicken curry, which is a Malaysian The convention is held every two 'Are you tired of having hamburgers, dish, egg rolls and bean sprouts years and this is the first time it will be french fries and cokes for dinner every l-'lmi said that this dinner is not a held in Kentucky night? If so. the' International Dinner banquet, but instead, it present! Speaking at the convention will be the wJJI provide you with a change of taste students with the opportunity to sample only two lime Pulitzer Prize winner The International Dinner sponsored food* from different cultures. • editorial cartoonist Jeff McNelly by the International Students According to Flint, the Baptist McNeils is also known for his popular Association I ISA*, is being held at 6 Student I'nion and the Inter-Varsity cartoon strip. "Shoe " fj.m in the Keen Johnson Ballroom on Christian Fellowship are providing Also speaking will he former Eastern rtirlay. April fi members to serve. She said that the student and chief of the New York City Spanish Club is also cooperating by bureau of the Associated Press. Craig According to Ruth Flint, vice providing a dish for the dinner Ammerman president of the ISA. dishes from Tickets are $5 per person and will be various lands are being prepared for the sold beside the gril near the check- dinner These dishes include fried rice cashing window April 5-6. They can also Panhellenic hunt from Hong Kong, a Korean dessert, and lie purchased by calling Flint at 5409 or An EastSf egg hunt will be held this a Japanese dish Clary U-c at 1338 or at the door Sunday. April H for children of Brockton residents, ages 3 lo fi years. Sponsored by Kastern's Panhellenic organization, the hunt will begin al 3 Take a plunge p m with Ihe children meeting in the fares well Ravine and will end at 5p.m The hunt The swim a Ihon included participants from both fraternities This swimmer prepares totakea dive in last week"sSwim-a will take place in the .'rabbe Library Than, sponsored by Phi Mu Sorority Held last Wednesday. and sororities museum at Conclave Prizes will be awarded for the most Kighl members of "the University inlcuded a trip to Noxubee National eggs found and for the most creative student chapter of the Wildlife Society Wildlife Refuge to see colonies of the Professor basket attended the Southeast Student Con- endangered red-cockaded woodpecker, clave the past peekend at Mississippi and a -banquet address by Dr l.ynn Catalina Club Stale I'niversity.Starkville. and made a Rogers, lulled black bear biologist from lectures on Iranian conflict The game of Monopoly will supply the strong showing in competitive events Minnesota Bx l>K.BBIK<;\SKIN ihe citizens: and improved education nf policing their regions, appealed lo the iheme for the Catalina Club's spring In student paper presentations. Staff Writer and solical services. Shah Thus equipped with American swimming' show April 5-6-7. Starting Jirjegory Johnson won first place over The KKI delegation included students "If one is lo reflect on Iran's history The speaker pointed out that what KUpfM .mil with billions of petrodollars, time is . ") pm each day papers presented by studens from VPI, majoring in Wildlife Management and during this century, one can safely actually happened was the small far the Shah lost touch with reality." said The 17 coeds in Ihe water show al the Murray Stale. Mississippi State. hnvirnnment.il Resources l)r. Pete conclude lhat is has been a histor> of a men benefited very little from Ihe land Kara! Alumni Coliseum pool will perform a lie closed with a few predictions of I'uiversity of Florida, and Auburn In Thompson, club co-advisor, ac- dialectical strife A strife between the reform, over SO percent of the number for each piece of property in the \\ ildlifc photography competition. Chris enmpunied the delegation. old and the new. between tradition and i>i>|Hii;iiicni remained illiterate, and the what could happen in the future that game, such as Board Walk. Park Place. Slephanov won second in the color slide moderfzatlon. between poverty and political Ireedom declined because it included: Oriental Avenue, and others, with ap- 1 Islam will be used lor the near division and Carol Sole look first in the Kighl other members of the club went affluence, and between ixipular forces was placed far below the security of the propriate music The pool will be and dictatorial regimes."' said Dr regime on the Shah's list of priorities black and white print division. to the University of West Virginia for luture as a guiding force in a rather decorated to represent Ihe game board, In quiz howl competition, the the annual Northeastern Wildlife MKIUI Kilai. Professor of political romantic lashion. where there will be with girls representing dice to land on I'niversily defeated Murray State in the Conclave Their quiz bowl team science al Berea College during his By 1970 Ihe White Revolution had some wealth sharing with Ihe poor, an caused the Shah to rely hevily on foreign certian numbers first round and jumped to a 50 to 15 lead defeated I'nlversilv of Rhode Island in lecture 10 the CIRUNA Club on Wed open relationship between the ruler and Club member Lisa Hungler said the over Clemson in the second round only ih*- first round, but fell to the I'niversily nosday. March 28 lechnicians which created unem the ruled, and somewhat of a communal ploymenl for the educated Iranians, swimmers have been practicing the be narrowly defeated by a Clemson of Maine in the second round Maine responsibility numbers since November and went to In IttiWI. the Shah returned to power there was a definite effort to build a 2 Al the macro level. Islam will l>e surge in the closing moments Clemson dominated other teams and took the Honda State I 'niversity in December to with Ihe helpnl the CIA and began work strong army which most of the national rediscovered as regional integration was later defeated by the University of championship Special activities in- learn how to present this kind of show Ccorgia in the championship round cluded a trip to Canaan Valley, a rare on a policy on reform budget was spent working towards this becomes a necessity for increasing I he University team included (ireg pocket of tundra-like habitat, and H President Kennedy became interested goal, and the cultural dislocation in the power and inlluence in the third world Johnson. Creg Sievert. Doug Stephens banquet address by Frank Bellrose. in Ihe policy and it became known as the urban areas caused Ihe people of rural :t We are witnessing the beginning of Dorm seminars and Chris Siefanov Special activities world renown waterfowl biologist. "While Revolution." areas lo feel lhat they were second class a revolution and not an end Khomeini is Some dales of Ihe Marriage Seminars Dr Rafai said Ihe revolution had four citizens in their own backyards 7H years old. Certain regions will he at Martin Mall have been changed. All main goals: land reform to limit Dr Rafai said two things that hap seeking greater freedoms, the new programs next week have been can- ownership and distribute land to the pened al Ihe international level affected regime has already established an celled The fashion show is scheduled Young Democrats landless, huild a strong army to protect ihe Iran situation - the Nixon doctrine cncim list and lhat could he the first for April IB and Ihe program on buying Ihe independence of the state: and Ihe big increase in oil prices in 197:1 chapter In the history of a revolution diamonds will lie on April 25 ,>arlim<-ntni \ elections to promote "The Nixon doctrine, emphasized lo ih,i' is destined to continue on a set-up voter drive ihe idea of ihe political parliciaption of tried lo create regimal powers capable dialectical course Judo Club The Young Democrats will sponsor a McCreary. Telford v WJnUv participating in only their voter registration drive on campus' NffRlnesday. April 11 Burnam. 'Put on yfmr^ancin-'^hoes' next week-" second tournament of Ihe year. ApriI *Hl 1 According to Madison ('ounty Maltnx oT)ntincll Sullivan Kastern's Judo Club captured three of clerk. Charles Wagers, students have I .oca lions for Brockton residents will Come, dance your feet off' Tee shirls will he given lo Ihe dancers All proceeds irom the dance-a-thon six first places and two second places at I been eligible to register in their college lie announced next week. And while you're dancing, .you'll be who "last al least four hours."' said co- will go to ihe cystic fibrosis unit of the Kentucky Slate I diversity towns since Federal court rulings In- a related development. Wagers making money for the "Breath of Life" chairman Caroline Stewart "l-ocal I'nivcrsitv of Kentucky Medical (enter Stan ration. 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•MS mm I 9/Vo4. 67/No. 28 Tha EMMrn Progren Thurid.y. Ap.il 5. 1979 Sports Women finish 15th in country Wilkerson, Goode lead gymnasts in national meet K> MONICA KI 11 l K was 33.70 points " "I think the team represented Slaff Writer "We would have had a National Kaslern very well." she went on. "They Championship team thai year." she stayed calm. cool, and collected II was Hie perfect ending to a great laughingly added throughout the whole meet." season. In the individual events Kathy Goode This is Miles' last competition as she r\gnn Chnetzberg's women Rym- scored highest for the Colonels with a will be graduating in May. She's been in njisls capped off the season with a 15lh l»th place finish on the balance beam three national championship meets and place finish at the AIAW National scoring an 8.6 There were 115 com- this has been by far her best according (liampinnships held at Penn State last petitions Wilkerson and Laura Spencer to coach Chrietzberg. weekend. also scored high finishing in a tie for the The championships will be shown on There are about 2tMi teams in the 24th position with an 8.55 "Sparta World" on NBC Sunday al MAW and every one of them was looked Miriam Naylor scored for the first either :l or 4 p.m ever for a tierth to the championships." lime this season on the beam with a 7.4. "There was a lot of pageantry snd Chrietzberg "Tm so proud of her." beamed associated with the meet." commented "Saying we were ir>th out of 16 teams Chriel7.berg. "She had a good routine Chrietzberg. "II was run on a national doesn't sound too Rood." she said, "but "It's like sending in a substitute and caliber level." when you consider MO teams were in watching them do something really "The color, excitement, and contention neat." she added pageantry^ made il that much more exciting." she added California State Kullerton copped lop The beam was our best event with As well as being good gymnasts coach honors with 14:1 RO points, followed floor exercises next. Chrietzberg said. Chrietzberg's team is the top scholastic closely by Penn State with 143 70 points Spencer finished 42nd in floor exercises team oul of all the sports with a com- Kaslern scored 130 43 points for the 15th with an 8 4. Wilkerson was 56th with an spot U.S. and Keth Miles was 71st with an 8.2. bined overall grade point average of over 3.0, In the all around competition Colleen Cheryl Kehne. who had injured her "Two of our gymnasts are on i 'asey of South West Missouri State was loot earlier in the regional meet was Presidential scholarships, many belong 'he winner with :17 .1.". (mints Rhonda only able to compete on the uneven to various honor societies, and all are Wilkerson was Easterns top performer parallel l>ars for Kaslern members of the Fellowship of Christian limshlnsj 45th with 33.30 points "We were really glad to know we Athletes."' proudly commented The thing that impressed me the could still compete with the rest of those Chrietzberg must was how much the caliber of skill schools without her." said Chrietzberg "They're the kind of people thai had improved." commented Chrietz "II was like playing a basketball game deserve lo be recognized." she added IKTIS "In 1*70 the top all around score with onlv four players "A really high caliber of people " Rhonda Wilkerson goes through her routine on the uneven The team as a whole completed a successful season tinishihg parallel bars Wilkerson was Eastern's best performer at the I5th in the nation Netters serve first win National Gymnastic Meet, at Penn St.. finishing 45th overall IU WII.I.IKSAWVKHS the tables on Cincinnati, winning each Coach Mullins praised the per- Scoreboard Staff Writer malch in two sets. formance of freshman. Lisa "'We kepi the pressure on them and we UPCOMING EVENTS Christopher. "Yes. Lisa played very Tomorrow • North Alabama - Away OVC PITCHING IEAOERS Eastern's women tennis team finally managed lo win the crucial points, BsMball Apr. 7 - Tennessee Tech Away well Lisa is our number eight playei Apr. 7 Western Kentucky Away ironed oul all the wrinkles last Sunday something we could not do in the other Apr. 11 Morehead State Away - 2 p.m WLS IP SO ERA but she had to step in and play number Apr 8 Middle Tennessee • Turkey Hughes 1 Mike Gnesshaber MU100 7 9 0.00 ,is they soundly defeated the University matches." staled Coach Martha six Sundav because of the injuries we've Baseball Field Noon 1 Mark Riggins MU 100 7 5 0.00 i'l Cincinnati in straight sets by a score Mullins "I fell thai we played the way had " Apt 11 Tennessee Tech Away Track iMen'sl 1 Greg Wiseman EK 100 7 11 0.00 ni ••« it was Hie Lady Netters first win we can play We had good performances The match last Sunday was the last Golf Apr 7 ■ OVC Eastern Division Meet t Oarryl Weaver EK 100 7 9 0.00 Apr 7 8 Colonel Classic Arlington Golt in lour -.tarts this spring by everyone " home match for the l-ady Netters They CookeviMe, TN. 1 torn Mr Null y EK 100 5 9 0.00 The match was a mirror image of the Mullins also staled thai the Cincinnati Course 6 Keith Gilliam AP 220 27 21 1.33 have a week off and then swing back 7 Tony Dawkins MT 1 10 13.1 12 1.36 previous one against Indiana where squad wasn't that bad but thai her intoaclion in the Ohio Stale Invitational. Tennis I Men's! Track I Women's I 8 Garret! Gordon TT 100 11 S 1.64 Kaslern was heat en by an identical players were "'more aggressive and After thai comes the Ohio Vallev Today Murray State Alumni Coliseum Apr 7 EKU Invitational lEast Tenn., Tenn. 9 Tom Wilson MT 100 10 8 1 •.core ol 'in Hut the l.adv Netters turned smarter" than in the previous matches Conference tournament Courts 3pm Tech. Berea. M. St. Josephl 10 Bill Brantner MT 21118.1 7 196 When You Need A Ride DIAL-A-RIDE

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Hissom's nine stays Ken April high, dry, 4-4 as rain wins again fools or KvCMKISKI.SHKKKV R H E This Saturday Eastern travels down Ting ley a worthwhile EASTERN 21 1 8 12 7 SUff Writer 030 01 to Bowling Green lo face the Hilltoppers CENTRE 210 301 0? 9 10 3 and the OVC's number one hitter, Rick "We have got to Ret some nice G Wiseman. McNulty 131, Horvath 151. J. Despaux Despaux. a junior outfielder Sports Editor obsession Weather We've only been able to play Shaw ;7 and Hissom LP J. Shaw 10-11. HR leads the conference with a .416 mark. and leave their problems in the mud one lime in Ihe past 12 days." said a Prater 2 Mayer. . disappointed baseball coach. Jack Western is currently 7-7 on the season on the track. In the second game, sophomore Ed I lissom returning from their southern trip which While standing among the 2,500 For me the biggest attraction Johnson went all Ihe way as Eastern Every day on this campus I'm Krom March 21st until now. the included such foes as Alabama. Auburn seemed to be the challenge of rallied from a three run deficit lo take a spectators this past weekend at the nearly run over by some overly Colonels have only been able to play and Florida State. 7-8 win in a game that was called after "Run Kentucky Run" ru» • 1^ enthusiastic jogger and you always athletic competition. It brought you • •m-e. last Thursday at Centre college, The Colonels Mike Weaver and Craig five innings because of darkness. wondered if perhaps the date (April wonder where they're running td back to your high school days and .where they split a double-header, Meyer lead Eastern with 333 batting R H 1) had anything to do with the you just wanted to get out there and dropping Ihe first game 9-8 in eight EASTERN 502 00 averages, good enough for 14th place in and why. Is it to keep physically fit? CENTRE 032 7 7 number of people standing in ihe challenge someone to a race and get innings bul rebounding to take the 10 610 the conference standings. Maybe. It is a hobby? Possible. Or nightcap 7-fi. pouring rain. is it an obsession? all muddy. Johnson and Hissom Pitcher Tom McNulty is lied with The day before I had witnessed a And finally there was the finish ;" "You've got to give Centre credit." WP Johnson 11-01 HR three others for the number one spot in Undoubtedly there are as many said Hissom "They really played their the OVC in pitching with an earned run 5,000 meter run here on Eastern's reasons why people run as there are line. The pain and agon) on their Over the weekend Eastern traveled hearts out. although we didn't play that average of 0 00. McNulty . a junior from campus sponsored by the intramural faces and their cry, "What's the down to Murray and Austin Peay to people thai run. Bul the one thing I Finneytown. Ohio has allowed only one departmeni, also in less than perfect time?" Some sprinted to the end "pen Ihe OVC part of their schedule have to comment on if it is a fad hit in seven innings and has fanned 11 weather. while others dragged themselves the ; In the *MI loss. theColonels'bats finally They didn't win or lose against either then it has to be one of the most came alive, cracking out 12 hits and batters while allowing only two walks. team as April showers rained on the The intramural run featured over constructive fads in quite some time. last yards. Some even crossed with three home runs. Corky Prater belted Colonels parade, drowning out both of "You know." Hissom said, "it's 400 runners over a rain soaked arms over their heads in "Rocky" out two homers and Craig Mever one. In fact the more I thought about Ihe scheduled double-headers funny, we were tied with Murray for course bul what was truly shocking style despite a 313th finish. Hill sloppy fielding I seven errors in the the sport the more attributes I could 'Murray's the team to beat, on the number one spot in pitching with an was the sight of 2,385 people the When it w-as over the finishers lirsl game and 12 total for the two paper." said Hissom. "But I expect it to ERA of 2.25 but we are last in the con- find to make the sport more next day trampling through the mud struggled to regain their composure fames) allowed Centre to score two be a battle between Murray. Morehead, ference in batting al .200 I don't know attractive. Not only was it good for uns in ihe bottom of the eighth off at the Kentucky Horse Park in but had no trouble managing a smile Western. Middle and Austin Peay. II whether to be happy for my pitchers or one physically but it was a diversion, reliever Jeff Shaw to Upset the Colonels be mad al mv bailers." pursuit of prizes that were hardly or breathlessly spitting out a story should be a real ral race." entertainment, a place where one worth getting out of bed for. about how they had finished the could spend a lazy Sunday I kepi wondering if these people race. Or especially a story about the Colonel Netters: afternoon in a somewhat less than running were cra/y bul then il mud. lazy atmosphere. Surely this was dawned on me that there were As the evening began to fall on much better than hanging around in probably more spectators than there this mire that was known as the whitewash Akron, nip any bar. were entries in the race. Now (hat Kentucky Horse Park the prizes Bowling Green, double fault to Western was crazy. It was a place to meet new people were just beginning to be awarded Among the entries was a diversity where you had at least one thing in and just a handful of people ;' II- ( I! \H.( OMHS change." he added their record to 9-7 by virtue of last of people that George Gallop would common and a place where families remained to witness the ceremony. Staff Writer He DOints to the April 26 rematch with week's results, hit the road for two more have a hard time finding on a given could participate as a group. Of And as the prizes of oversized jeans the Hilltoppers in Bowling Green. "I important matches Eastern will travel day. Their ages ranged from the course this past Sunday everyone and boxes of running socks were The men's tennis team continued their know we'll play belter then." he said had the mud in common too. awarded, the runners could do winning ways last weekend, taking two Concerning individual performances . to Morehead to take on Tennessee Tech preschool age of five to the grandfatherl) of 68. And in between And maybe that made the event nothing but laugh for they had t "out of three matches at the Adams the Colonels had some good showings and the host Eagles in two malchups ' iTennis Center throughout Ihe three matches Kurt which Coach Higgins says will go a long was everything else in the spectrum. just a little more unique. For the already received their biggest award. , '.i ( cI.Irh Tom Higgins' young squad beat lleuerman in number two singles look The sport of long distance finishers covered with mud, some way in determining the seeding for the ,'.Akron. 9-0. and Bowling Green. 5-4. bul two out of three, and the number one running has come a long wty. In wore it like badges of stamina as DIAMOND DUST: •lost lo arch-rival Western Kentucky 9-0. doubles pair. Jeff Zinn and Mark upcoming OVC tournament proof that they did compete and had fact what once was described as the Many Eastern people competed in While pleased with the progress of the llolstein. also lost only against Western. made it. "Morehead is much improved over latest fad has turned into an the "Run Kentucky Run" race 'team during Ihe Akron and Bowling Coach Higgins says he continues lo be last year, so we should have two tough For others ihe race was an outlet Green wins. Coach Higgins said he impressed with Zinn and Holslein. who everyday sight and an industry in Sunday and some finished among matches there." Higgins said. where they could let off some steam definitely was not satisfied with his are becoming Ihe most consistent itself. the top five. squad during the Western "whitewash." doubles team as rreshmen. Creekmore, Stroud win Sam Pigg finished third in the "You have lo give Western their due. "What I'm most interested in is Ihe two-mile race while Vicky Renner they did play well." Higgins said, ad- team getting better week by week, and 1 finished first in the two mile run ding, "but they just aren't 9-0 better think with the exception of the Western 430 runners turn out for 'run for fun' among the women. Duanc Gaston, than us." match we've done (hat." Higgins said. B\ KOK DOLLAR were collected for the run and ap one of Eastern's assistant track Higgins says he thinks his team might "With such a young team ifive fresh- Commenting on the race. Caldwell SUff Writer parently around 17 individuals never Jsve been infested with the same men among Ihe top ten players i you're said. "I think the race went extremely coaches, was a second place finisher isease a lot of other Colonel sports going lo have some matches like the s ine where ,hey wpll." adding that while the weather in the 10,000 meter run. • was dismal, it stopped raising bafore partis suffer against Ihe Hilltoppers. Western match lhat you can't un- **«~t~~ e- ™..-,«*a ******<»m»?M - /,51^;7t,.^Jfua74 mark in the las* Saturday In (M» F.as*r*fHk'•""TWovrfill wirtWrTof the race were the race started and didn't Mlft again what he calls Ihe 'Western syndrome." derstand, but this is the hardest working All-Sp*rts CTiampidVship race East- •We went out there like we didn't think tramural Recreational Sports (Tubs Dennis Creekmore find Floyd Stroud. until after the race was over. bunch of kids I've had. so I know they'll :..000 meter run. braving both the damp who tied for first place with a lime of 16 ern has taken over the top spot by we could win. we lost several close improve." he said She praised the cooperation of the weather and a grueling race course that minutes and 33 seconds virtue of the Colonels first place matches." he said, "bul that is going to This weekend Ihe Colonels, who raised various sports clubs on campus for their made a figure eight around the Both men were in different age help in putting the race together and basketball finish. Western is second «« University campus. categories with Stroud competing in the • said. "We got a lot of involvement from but trailing by only half a point. According to Sandi Caldwell, director Mt-M-year-old bracket and Creekmore Quote of the week" all of the kids and it turned out well." Dave Tierney was one of three of the Sports Clubs on campus. 489 in the 20-24 -year-old division She added that future races would I think ihat the team has been infested with the same disease a lot of the other OVC basketball players to make the Colonel learns have been suffering from when playing Western: the Western persons had orignally registered for the The overall female winners of the probably be held at Arlington, because Syndrome." — race that started at II a.m. in the race were Karen Bell and Franki of problems that were experienced COSIDA Academic All-American Tom Higgins. 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Weather mires women in 12th; progress is gradual Bv MONICA KF.IKKK According to Martin the track was Maria Geisler. scratched three tunes Staff Writer tartan and "very slick" so the runners, because the judges felt the tip of the especially hurdlers, were tentative and javelin wasn't hitting first But. all her In what Head Coach Sandy Martin hesitant about their races. "They throws were over 130 ft. and according described as "terrible weather con- weren't agressive enough." she added to Martin, her best last year was 120 ft ditions", the women's track team came Highlights of the meet included Vicky The mile relav team composed of through with some respectable per- Ketincr who finished fourth in the 5.000 Vicki 11 iilet te Cathy Bartlett. Rose formances at the Memphis State In- meter run Travis, and Denise McCoy finished fifth vitational held in Memphis. Tennessee "She ran a good, individual race." with a time of 4:01. I his past weekend commented Martin. Peggy fainter staged her comeback Results were unavilable at press time In the 400 meter hurdles Noreen White with a good showing in the 10.000 meter but the team finished "around 12th out was third in 65.2 seconds and Iris Amos run. of 18 teams" according to Martin. was fifth in 65.7 seconds. "We're glad to have Peggy back." "The track had 2-3 inches of rain in "This is the first time they've run that Martin commented. "I'm happy with some parts." said Martin "One of our race this year." Martin said. "The her progress seeing how it's her first runners was in the first lane and water weather has been so bad they haven't race in a year." covered half her shoe " been able to go the entire distance The team's next meet is the EKU "It rained both days of the meet." she They're progressing very well." Invitational held at Eastern's track on added. "There was no cover on the Teri Seippel was second in the pen- Saturday beginning at 11 a.m. and bleachers so we had to wait indoors until tnthalon and qualified for a trip to the ending around 2 p.m. right before a race then quickly warm National Championships at the end of The teams competing will be Ten up in the rain. We just didn't get war the season. nessee Tech . Kast Tennessee. Ml. St. med up well enough " In the javelin. Kast era's best thrower Joseph. Berea. Asbury. and Milligan. Linksters slump at Marshall; rated top 25 in nation When the first ratings came out last Sehenkel and the O.V.C.. we hope to get (photo Dy SUM B»ow«) Bv St'K KKKAKI.EV Staff Writer week, the Colonels were ranked 21st in an invitation or a bid to the National Running for fun? the nation (Jolf Championship." Struder said. Ten to twelve of the lop twenty teams No these men are not attempting to take a bath. It is mem first place finishes by Kill Morgan. Van Foster. Chris The Golfing Colonel's finished sixth Finishing third in the Cadre Isles (ioodwin and the 440 yard relay team of Ranard McPhaul. this past weekend in the Marshall In in the country will play in the Chris IMTS of the Kentucky. Illinois State. Purdue and Eastern tournament, BreJune has not shot over Sehenkel Intercollegiate Tournament Carv Branch. Chris Goodwin and Henry Bridges. This vitational. in which 18 teams par 75yet "I'm expecting great things from track teams attempting to compete in the steeplechase event later this month Saturday the Colonels will host the OVC Eastern Division licipated Mr Brehme and you can quote me on in this past Saturday's track meet in which Eastern finished l«isl year, the Colonel s sent one of meet The meet will begin at 130 p.m thud The third place finsih was highlighted for Eastern by thai." said Kay St ruder their golfers to the National Golf Dave Gacr finished seven in thai Championship to compete in individual tournamet. In the Marshall Invitational. competition Richard Clark went and Cagers honored Intramural highlights Dave Dlement finished tenth, while finished 19th nut of 186 players in the the l»7R-7» Ohio Valley Conference Player ol the Year "' Here are some more results from the bv defeating Jennie Curtis Brehme was 161 h nation "He did exceedingly well, Ed Byhre. "Coach of the Year" in the world of intramurals Pal Halpin took the badminton singles Champion Eastern Kentucky Basket SI ruder is determined to have a missing Ail-American by one shot." ball Colonels held their annual post conference also recleved a plaque from In the women's division of the in the women's division to capture the winning team "I'm gonna have a Sluder said. season awards banquet this past the OVC and the coaches and the team racquetball doubles Londa Strong and All-University Chamionship Don powerhouse team I left a fine job at a The Colonel Classic will begin \londa> night in the Keen Johnson II.IMI special tribute to Ed Jarvis. Maryann Wolfe became Champions by Briscoe look the men's title resort golf course to come here and Saturday morning at 8:00. then start op Killroom Easterns number one fan and the defeating Beth Baltzell and Evy Abell In the badminton doubles Don Briscoe coach this learn I promised myself to be at 1:00 Saturday afternoon and continue Numerous honors were handed out to team's bus driver for the past 26 years The faculty racquetball doubles and Doug Sal lee took the men's division in the lop ten in three years " said Sunday morning beginning at 8 a .m and the players as James Tillman. Bruce In addition to the banquet, there was featured Ray Ochs victory over Bill and the All-University Championship SI ruder continuing straight through the af- Jones and Kenny Elliott received their Ml exciting slide show on (he 1978-79 Forrester lor the All-University while Donna Forsyth and Joanne "If we do exceedingly well in our ternoon. 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"Johnny Will You Kiver Remembers." was the favorite of Marry Me." came next in the program this writer and most likely that of the I was ready for a long evening of Due to the professional choreographv of audience Choreographed and starred in '"' if "classical dancinR" last Joan Kleparak. the folkish dance came by Traci MacDonald. this very intense Saturday night off well by the dancing couples and and emotional dance brought to life the However, my expectations were lively music saga of Lizzie Korden and her axe The totally wrong What I didn't know was An excellent portrayal of an African dance portrayed Lizzie during both the that the combined professionalism of native dance was choreographed and happy times in her childhood and in I he choreographers and dancers would performed with ease by Michael adult life with her lover The "black make an exciting and most enjoyable Bingham Bingham opened his dance bv shadow" in her life was her dominating evening of original modern dancing creating a frightening shadow of parents In fact, if I had not waited until himself on a plain backdrop behind Saturday lo see the performance of the while a black light flashed off and on Either the music by l/we Unlimited KKI' Dance Theatre's production of Next came "In the Holler.'' which re was too fast or the choreography by Dancers Dancing Dances.'' I would created a down-home hillbilly fued dancer Donna Robinson was too slow- have attended both nights between two sets of female country moving in the next piece on the The Dance Theatre Company opened girls Choreographed by dance teacher program Kntitled "Aphrodisia." the in Clifford Theatre at 7:30 p m. with a and artist in residence Traci Mac dance was. however beautifully per- short, hut exciting dance entitled Donald, this number provoked much formed by Robinson The problem with Supplication " The dance, laughter from Gilford's nearly-packed the dance was that it kept the audience choreographed by assistant advisor and auditorium in anticipation of quicker movement to dance teacher Joan Kleparak. was Although the music for "Night match the music, though the tempo performed by live other dancers besides Ritual" seemed too monotonous, flashy stayed the same hersell costumes and capable movements by "Machomania" brought the dance The next number. 'The Last Man." the dancers inspired almost a "Star concert to a successful finish with teamed with music of the Alan Parsons Wars" lone lo the performance. This •dancers in "Uiugh-ln" type costumes Project was wild and fast-moving. dance, representing .a ceremony in and hilarious choreography performed Dancer Steve King controlled five honor of the Babylonian goddess Ishtar by the entire company This per- female dancers with motions -- one whose symbol was the star, was com- formance held great emphasis on the (photo by Con Ma Lenfieyl kicking off another The dancers posed by dance company advisor and body and. of course, on "macho" choreographed this piece themselves teacher Virginia Jinks movements Shadow Members of the University Dance Theatre perform a number entitled "The Last Man." The performance was held last Friday and Saturday night in dancing Cii fiord. I'll play for you... Commonwealth residents entertain semester and the turnout was good pate. Non-musical acts are also By PATTY SIMMONS coffeehouse performance, Larrison the crowd by talking to them, telling Collete is a business major from from the beginning. Leininger said welcome, he continued, adding that Staff Writer began an apparently serious stories and introducing songs. Hazard and said he like bluegrass "They're free, convenient and about 30 people came to the first, he thought comedy acts would be introduction to the John Denver but between 75-100 attended the music because it is relatively easy to give performers a chance to play popular. song. "This Old Guitar." On his He voiced the complaint that the second. play. "If you know the style, you before a crowd." According to One of the most popular album, Denver says the song is University needed to take a more He went on to say that the can play with other performers -- it's House Council President Robert performers at the coffeehouse written for the special fondness and active role in the coffeehouses. He friendly music." original idea was simply to provide a Leininger, the Commonwealth already combines music and memories he feels for a certain says he feels the organization and place for musicians to play. There coffeehouses are really going over comedy. Kevin Larrison said he guitar. scheduling could be handled better The band plays "mostly blue- were no plans for a large-scale well and he wants to see them feels a good performance is more by the University. grass, some Lynryd Skynryd," and weekly production. The word Larrison told the audience he felt continue. than singing. Larrison says, however, that the has performed at The Bear and the "coffeehouse" itself is misleading "Each time we schedule one, we "People can sit in their rooms and the same way and would like to coffeehouses are a good way to get Bull and at a few panics in the area. for since food and drinks are not perform the song on his first guitar. learn something new, like schedul- listen to records. A well-known exposure and to practice performing The next coffeehouse is scheduled served on a regular basis. When he brought out his tiny Bugs ing or publicity for instance. If we singer can afford to just play and before a crowd. for April 6 and will begin about Bunny toy guitar, he said the have one act with a lot of appeal we Most of the performers during the not talk to the audience, but I want Denver Collete, a member of the II p.m. Leningcr said a "grand audience responded appreciably. can naturally get more people," he fall semester were Commonwealth to be known as a performer as well bluegrass band, the Sassafras Grass, finale" is being planned now for the explained. as a singer." agrees. The band played at the first end of the semester with all the residents, but Lenninger said now He said the audience reception The coffeehouses were begun last coffeehouse and Collete said the everyone is encouraged to partici- Last semester, during one has been good. 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John Papini sings the praises of Barry Manilow

By PATTY SIMMONS because they coat your throat and Arista Records. Arista. During hit extended stay, he change your voice," he expained. Staff Writer Papini said he knew the chances After recording his initial tape, learned of some instances of How many people can couni of Manilow's hearing the tapes and Papini eventually wrote about 23 financial trouble the company was singer Barry Manilow among iheir liking them enough to contact him songs and recorded them through having, which Papini said he could personal friends? were slim. But as it turned out, his not discuss. His lawyer then advised How many can say they have been Owens' studio. After the first long shot payed off. Papini said he recording, however, he paid the him to terminate the contract. offered a recording contract with a was sitting at home one evening standard fee. To pay the recording Breaking the contract was not a major company? watching TV when he got a call problem, Papini said. He was a John Papini, a freshman music expenses, he said he worked three from Manilow in New York telling jobs while in high school. minor when it was signed and he major from Louisville, can answer him he had forwarded the tapes to said Davis was agreeable when yes to both. At age 17, with 'While in New York, Clive Davis at Arista. asked to let Papini out of their Manilow's influence, Papini was Davis wrote Papini a few days agreement. offered a $750,000 contract with Papini and his family later and asked him to come to New When asked if he still wants a Arista Records. were invited to stay at York and discuss the terms of a career in music, Papini answered Papini admits that the opportun- contract. Accompanied by his father that the experience with Arista had ity to record came about largely by Manilow's home. He and lawyer, Papini met with Davis disillusioned him somewhat with the chance. and Manilow became in July of 1978. idea of singing professionally. He About four years ago. Papini was While in New York, Papini and said he thinks that performing is not taking voice lessons from Louisville good friends...' his family were invited to stay at all glamourous and that he has had producer Bill Owens. Owens was a Manilow's home in South Hamp- time to consider how hard the singer and songwriter who first When the tapes were completed, ton. He said he and Manilow practice, preparation and travel encouraged Papini to try song writ - he discussed with Owens what his became good friends and still write would be. ing. next step should be. Papini said he to one another occasionally. After this semester, Papini says he When his first song was written, was interested in sending them to the Papini said he was offered a two is transferring to the University of Owens offered Papini the chance to Arista Record Company because year contract, to take effect after his Louisville and will change his major record a demonstration tape at his many solo artists use the label. graduation in 1982. Under the to business. studio for $400. "They cater lo the kind of music I contract he would be responsible for Because he plans to marry and "Four hundred dollars was a am involved in," he said. Papini three albums in return for $750,000. have a family after his graduation, steal." Papini explained. The usual was a Barry Manilow fan and he, However, he said. $300,000 of that Papini said he will postpone plans fee for the use of a record studio was too, recorded on Arista. sum would be used for the for a musical career for several about $3200. Owens advised him to send the production of the albums. years. He said he felt a musical He said he was surprised at the tapes to Arista through regular After about four hours of career would not fit in well with length of time involved in recording channels but, according to Papini, deliberation between Davis, Papini family life. the first song. "I went in at nine thai "the chances of ('live Davis (head of and their lawyers, Papini signed the Papini said however, that he morning and didn't get out until the company) hearing them was contract. Manilow was one of the might consider a career in music midnight." almost zero." witnesses. when he is in his thirties. He said he During thai time. Papini said he Instead he took matters into his Although the contract was signed, feels there will always be an was allowed to eat very little. "You own hands and mailed eight of the Papini said his lawyer stayed in New audience for the easy listening music can't eat or drink certain things tapes to Manilow's office address at York to continue the discussion with he likes to perform. What's happening in the arts

performance at the University where All undergraduate students arc in the Giles Gallery in the Campbell Diners' Playhouse she studied with Joan-1 orna Bon- Diners' Playhouse is now present- eligible to participate in the contest. Building. neinann. for additional information call Gallery hours arc 7:30 to 9:00 ing the original musical Hit Parade She was a member of several or MI. Dr. Dan Robinelte at 5995. p.m. performing groups including Opera 'A Perfect Couple' I he musical deals with the songs Workshop and appeared as soloist Tomi-l.ee Bradley, Ted Nccly, Heather MacRac and Steven Sharp in of lhe World War II era. with the University Orchestra. Shellhause exhibit Daniels' recital scene from the new Robert Altman movie "A Perfect Couple." lor reservations call (606) The public is invited to hear Sue Ann 299-8407. The public is invited to attend ihe clinic, for information call Bon- The art work of Kim Shellhause. a t'raig. flute, and Susan Daniels, voice, in a recital April 5 in the Gilford ncniann ai 1568. senior al Knstera Kentucky University, will he displayed in the Giles Gallery on Theatre. Admission is free to this Faculty Piano Trio Gil Eagles Coloratura clinic student recital. the campus April 9-12. opening at 7:30 The Faculty Piano Trio at the Oratory contest p.m . April 9. Gallerv hours are Monday (!il Eagles, extra-sensory percepter. Deborah lavs son, soprano, will I 'niversily will perform in a free public hypnotist, and humorist, will present a through Friday. 9:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Concert cancelled concert April II at 8:30 p.m in Room free show April 5. Eagles, known as the present a coloratura clinic Friday, (enter Hoard's concert by the 300. Foster Music Building. The trio is •Entertaining Psychic." will perform April 6 at 10:30 a.m. in the Foster The Weaver-Keen Oratory Con- Ceramics exhibit composed of Alan Staples, violin: Lyle test will be held on Monday, April 9 orquesta Sinfonica del Estadode Building, lav, son received the Robert Mudd's Pots, etc., a Mexico for April 4 at 7:30p.m. in Hiram Wolfrom. 'cello, and Roe Van Boskirk. at 7:30 p.m in Hiram Brock Bachelor of Music degree in vocal ai 3:30 p.m. in Campbell 322. cermaics BFA show, is now showing Brock Auditorium has been cancelled. pianist Auditorium 623-5058 PORTRAITS Anita's Bridal aad Boutique IF, Jinitm \ recordsmith WEDDINGS CATALOG SALE ALL Graduation Spring & Summer Single LP Portraits HAIRMASTERS SALON CompoBJtas Gowns Spring Formals Releases By: Job & Iratant Paaaport & Tuxedos • Dan Fobelberg & & SKIN CARE CENTER • Led Zeppelin FOR THE FINEST IN • Kansas PHOTOC.R.APHY Up To Call For Appointment • Bad Company 40% OK Jim Cox Studio 623-3651 *4" EACH 623-3145 Southern Hills Plaza SUPPLY LIMITED 218 Porter Dr. (Behind Jerry's) 624-2200 218 South Porter Dr. — ThreesCompany GRANDOPENING m Buy One Pair O^ADARTAo Of Pants At Regular Price And Get One Spring Shirt Free (While Quanity Lasts)

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Senate announces Arts and Crafts fair 'Continued from pa«r our) meeting. iSee related story, page one. > Sen Mike Ditchen said he thought this address was no! known, he was not sent Cooper said this will give the Senate proposal would not do much good, another letter. more time to work on the proposal and though "The problem is not 30 Foster said, however, that "if a will inevitably make the proposal more signatures or IS signatures. The senator is interested, he should be in ■table. problem is that most people don't think contact with us." --Sen. Don McNay's proposed change Student Senate makes a whole heck of a - The Arts and Crafts Fair was an- in Ihe constitution, requiring only 15 lot of difference. nounced for April 19 with benefits going signatures to run for a Senate seat lot he Scotia Scholarship. Cooper said he rather than 30. was tabled until next "We need to make a Senate seat more has received one application for the week. of a status position, something you're scholarship, which goes to a relative of "Overall, this would benefit the entire proud to serve on." said Ditchen. someone killed in the Scotia mining Senate." said McNay. "If it's easier to McNay pointed out that in Kentucky, disaster. run. more people will be interested, and a person may run for mayor of Rich- - A proposal passed last night's more people will get involved " mond with only 20 signatures. Reporter finds answers Would anyone 'run for fun?" (photo by Jim K.n.yl Fun run? 'Continued from page one) make it to the finish line, but just when limit and operating in a race without the arm all hope seemed lost -- I saw her. proper footwear. Despite the weather, crowds of addicted joggers turned out IK>termination. discipline and hard work are just some of "Why are you running in this race She gave me the "lift" that I needed His hauling off to jail was truly the for the soon meter run around Richmond on Saturday, qualities needed to be a good jogger and a winning runner with a broken arm?" I asked him. For 50 yards away at the finish line, major upset of the day. "It's not broken." he answered. the "healthiest" looking girl that I had Winners of the race were many and "Then, what's the cast for?" I asked ever seen and who made Dolly Parton really unimportant "It serves its purpose." he answered look like a Mark Eden reject, stood Senator, Representative, Lobbyist as he landed a blow to the head of a cheering the runners across the finish After crossing the finish line, t had runner trying to pass him that sent the line finally found out what it was really all poor chap crashing to the concrete. Needless to say. I finished the race in about and had accomplished my I took the hint and drifted back into a dead sprint, coming in 55th in my heat assignment. Women's progress in politics the middle of the field of runners. and proclaimed the winner of the People don't run 5.000 meters for The end of the race was near, but my "journalistic division " exercise, or prestige, or to girl-watch, or stamina was low. since running and The favorite to win Ihe race, "the even to harass others. theme of state caucus talking at the same time has been bare-foot wonder." never crossed the It's for that cup of gatorade that known to do that to people. •'Kentucky Women: Progress in place in the afternoon. The first, entitled Following an early evening reception. finish line, because Starsky and Hutch awaits them at the end of the grueling Politics in the 19B0's" is the theme of Making Our Voices Heard: A Lesson in a dinner session will be held, featuring Frankly. I didn't think that I could cited him for running over the speed and entertaining race this year's Kentucky Women's Political lobbying." will feature presentations Alex-is Herman. Director of the Caucus state convention Roberta by Stale Sen Clyde Middleton. State Women's Bureau of the U.S. Dept of Kiimhrick, convention co-chairperson, Kep. Mary Ann Tobin. Mike Amyx. a l-abor. as guest speaker Herman is the lias announced that the event will be lobbyist for the Ky Municipal League, senior black female official in the Labor held April 7 and 8 at the Drawbridge and Nelle Horlander. the Kentucky Depl . and the youngest director in the Eastern By-pass official Motor Inn and Convention Center. Ft. contact for the Coalition of Labor Union Women and a union lobbyist history of the 58 year old Bureau. She is Mitchell, Ky K\ MSA KKNSIIAW responsible for implementing the pass, and thought it would be a good bring Ihe girls state basketball tour- The Saturday program features Citv Editor idea to make the name official nament to Richmond, said they had speakers and panel presentations The second afternoon panel addresses Bureau's mandate to formulate stan- dards and policies to promote the In the discussion. Todd pointed out received many complaints from people reflecting this year's convention theme. "Legislative Issues in the 1980s: The street name controversy over welfare of working women and to ad- that naming the By-pass Eastern about being tied up in traffic for 45 "Breaking the Barrier: Raising the Making Progress in Politics " Featured Kentucky Highway 876. better known as vance their employment opportunities would be a tribute to the University minutes or longer Money" will be the focus of the morning panelists are State Rep Gerta Bendl. the By-pass, was officially ended at There wouldn't even be a By-pass if it session Anita-Nelam. a member of the (irace Krickson. Director of the Tuesday night's city commission After discussing the possiblity of The annual meeting of the Caucus will wasn't for Eastern, said Todd Board of the National Women's Uiuisville Rape Relief Center. Helen meeting In other commission business, two having police officers usher traffic be held Sunday morning Kelly Clark, Kducational Fund and Ihe Democratic Hughes. Director of the Ky. Commission Ordinance 79-41. the naming of members from the Richmond Optimists through the traffic signals along the by- state chairperson, will conduct the vice-chairperson of the National on Women, and Joan Kemper. Eastern By-pass, was unanimously pass. Todd asked the Chief of Police to session at which resolutions will be Club asked the commission to look into Women's Political Caucus, is tne Uesearcher and Administrative approved by four city commissioners the traffic problems created on the By- look into Ihe problem and present to the considered and AI Large Policy Council featured speaker Assistant for the Louisville Spouse and Mayor Todd Todd said that on the pass when games are held in Alumni commission, his recommendations at members will be elected Two panel presentations will take Abuse Center city's maps, the By-pass is Eastern By- Coliseum The Optimists who helped another meeting i Eastern Kentucky University Centerboard EKU PRESENTS CenterBorad The National Endowment THEATRE OF THE MIND For The Arts AMERICAS STRANGEST AND FUNNIEST SHOW And The TOTAL AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION THEATRE Kentucky Arts £3P~~^ ^MMMM Commission Presents ■1 Actors Theatre of Louisville

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This award-wmn«ng program from Each weefcn.ghl Curtain Time presents biographical background eboui the See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete National Public Radio is a fast-pacad tha antira soundtract or original cast music and composers. program description report on numaroua aapacls of edu- recording of a motion picture or stage 1040 AM - TOSCANINI 7 15 PM - CONVERSATIONS cational practices innovations and musical Highlights 3 » PM - JUST JAZZ THE MAN SIMIND THE LEGEND A repeat of this afternoons program — Roofs. Oulncy Jones" music Saa Monday. 3 30 PM for comoteh program description Sea Monday. 12 00 noon for complete • 30 AM — FOUNDATION Of 1140 AM - MUSIC or THE program description • 30 PM - BARRY CRAIG. ITALIAN MASTERS (New Program) AMCmC AM NATIONALISM I New Program) 5:1$ PM - THt AFTERNOON REPORT PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR Produced by NPFt-Member station Emtnant historian Hanry Steele Com Saa Monday. 5 15 PM for completi 7:30 PM — VOICES IN THE WIND One Of tha forerunners of Marry-O KQED FM in San Francaco. this aeries mager a. am ma* the pariod between program description Writers, painters, actors, poets 1760 and 1810 when tha institutional Rockford and all tha other talavision presents a collection of delightful muticans). sculptors — artists of all groundwork of American nationalism pnvata "eyes, this sarias from radio s music and informative commentary kinds are interviewed on this weekly Golden Aga presents the many ad was being laid With lively discussions focusing on the greatest of the Italian arts magazine from National Public Com mager and guests present in- ventures of Barry Craig 5:30 PM - CURT AM TMM Radio, hosted by Oscar Brand Each weeknight Curtain Time presents sights and observations about the lel.fM PM - CONVERSATIONS the entire soundtrack or original cast founding of Amarican democracy See Monday i?00 noon lor complete ■ 30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED program description recording of a motion picture or stage See Monday. 8 30 PM for complete 7:00 PM — LUM M ABNEP. musical program description 10.00 AM - MORNING CONCERT See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete A weii-baiancad selection ol serious program description Monday April 9 musical works, taken from the Ro- tha entire soundtrack or original oast 7:15 PM - CONVERSATIONS weatr\er and sports, gathered by the mantic. Baroque Classical and other ffcSS AM - JOURNAL recording of ■ motion picture or stage A repeat of this afternoon s program Bringing People tha news requires staff of United Press International periods ssssfjtjfl See Monday. 12 00 noon tor complete more than a frve-minuta newscast at National Public Radio and WEKU-FMs own news and public affairs team 1240 PM — CONVERSATIONS program description "tha top Of tha "hour ■ It requires a $ 30 PM - NBC UNIVERSITY THEATER Sea Monday. 1200 noon tor complete thorough examination of inter national, N»'W Progrann A s.ii«-a »• l i..d..i_l'C ' program description national, regional and (ocal events, ' 'Ipmprnai* t' jiisn and Amer.r ai weather and sports 2 30 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS WEKU-FMs i.oy Lee hosts (his daily 12:15 PM — THE MID-DAY REPORT 7:30 PM — A LOOK AT ... • 00 AM - OPTIONS concert which includes historical and Saa Monday. 12 15 PM tor complete This weekly topical interview program This sanaa from National Public Radio 7.00 PM - LUM N ABNER biographical background about the program description hosted by Ron Smith does exactly whel presents a variety of different topics, Reco"!.i.qs of one Of Ihe most remem- music and composers its name says it takes A Loo* At any in a variety of different ways bered ot en 0>d T.me radn. comedies 12:30 PM — POTPOURRI Of CLASSICS lumber- of newsworthy topics, current starring Chef LauCk as Lum and Norns WEKU-FMs Loy Lee hosts .this daily events and interesting people 3 30 PM - JUftT JAZZ GoM as Abner concert which includes historical and • INTERNATIONAL CONCERT HALL Bas* Benson Byrj Ellington Mann This series from National Public Radio Biubeck Montqumery Tjader Wies- 7 15 PM - CONVERSATIONS biographical background about tha ■ ■00 PM — INQUIRY present* recorded-live concerts from all burg the list goes on and on - and A >epeat o* tits afternoon s program music and composers HfQhiigh's The modern world is a complex place, so does me \ati on inis daily uux pro- S*> Monday >i. 00 noon tor compidt- morally and ethically The EKU Campus — TCHAIKOVSKY: Romeo & Juliet. gram nosted by In, Lee - gram description CHOPIN Sonata »3 m B Minor, Opus 50 Ministers Association takes a look al 12 00 PM — CONVERSATIONS BEETHOVEN. Piano Concerto ff5 in currant world and local issues from a There is an endless variety of interesting 5 IS PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT 7 30 PM - CKU BASKETBALL E-flat moral point of view people m and around the Central Kentucky area Convartaliona brings A lb-minute summary of the day imif Si** page une to* s< hed.iie details national nAiton.il ana region*- locat these people to you with informal dis- 3 30 PM - JUST JAZZ ■ 30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED ew* gathered p> National Puttfst cussions with and about those people Saa Monday. 3 30 PM for complete See Monday. 8 30 PM tor complete Radio United Hi ess international and • 30 PM JAZZ UNLIMITED program description and what they are doing program description the WEKU-FM news »id public a'tans Three and a haM hours of she vary beat in team M12 — traditional, contemporary progressive and avail garde styles 11:1ft «■ - TMi MIO-OAV REPORT April 7 plus froojuant profiles of now and out- Saturday A 15-Mmute summary of international 5 30 PM - CURTAIN TIME standing aibume and moe-cia** - PUCCINI La Softeme with Jan national, and regional/local news. Each weekniqht Curie"* Time presents • 00 AM - PROJECT WEEKEND Peerce. Licia Arbaneae and Francesco Wake up with in and our weekend Valentino with Arturo Toacantni con- April 10 morning presentation of light |«u. ducting the NBC Symphony Orchestra Tuesday newt. weether and special features •4ft AM - JOURNAL 12 15 PM - THE MIO-OAY REPORT •:30 PM- SMORT STOUT M0 AM - OPTIONS 4:00 PM — Sea Monday. 600 AM for complete See Monday. 12 15 PM for complete A sariaa of half-hour dramatizations program description See Monday 9.00 AM tor complete THE ROAM OF THt GREASEPAINT program description baaed on short stones by such authors program description This is not a A varied selection of everyone's favorite aa Faulkner. Hugo. Thurbor. Poe. repeat of earlier programs music from stage and silver screen • 00 AM - OPTIONS IN EDUC ATION 12JQ fMJ - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS This award-winning program from WEKU-FMs Loy Lee hosts this daily • PM - LUM N ABNER See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete 10 00 AM - CMICAOO SYMPHONY National Public Radio is a fast-paced concert which includes histoncai and 'JO PM - EARPLAY 70 (Return) proorem description Live-on-iape recordings ol the re- An all-new season of contemporary report on numerous aspects of edu- biographical background about the nowned Chicago Symphony Orches- radio drama produced especially for cationai practices and innovations music and composers tra s 1978-79 season public radio Highlights • 30 AM - FOONOATION OF /:15 PM — CONVERSATIONS — Attract! by William Trevor AMERICAN NATIONALISM (New Program) 11.00 PM - THE GREAT OPERAS Eminent historian Hanry Slaeto Com- 3:30 PM - JUST JAZZ A repeal of this afternoon's program See Monday. 3 30 PM tor complete See Monday. 12 00 noon for complete Loy Lee hosts this presentation of one • 30 PM — SOUL SPOTLIGHT mager examinee the period between program description program description of the world's great operas, includ- A funky mixture of disco. R4B. and jazz 1700 and 1810 whan the institutional ing background on the storyline and music, from the latest hit singles and groundwork of American nationalism production of the work Highlights waa being laid 515 PM - TMft AFTERNOON REPORT 7:3ft PM — EVENING JOURNAL BvSWM Thi» spin -off of our weekday mornmg 10.00 AM - ORANO PIANO (.Return) See Monday. 5 15 PM lor complete program description program. Journal, presents a collection Sunday A new season of programs from NPR Of Behind-the-News features inter- April 8 presenting both accomplished and views, news and analysis 6 00 AM - PROJECT WEEKEND promising pianists LB concert and 5 30 PM - CURTAIN TIME 3-00 PM - JAZZ IT UP Wake up with us and Our weekend competition. _ Each weeknight Curtain Tima presents morning presentation ol light \uz A wrt'ki. i assentation o* big bands ihe entire soundtrack or original cast • 30 - JAZZ UNLIMITED 1240 PM - CONVERSATIONS See Monday, ft 30 PM for complete news weather and special features swng ntiBM along with Diaieianrj recording of ■ motion picture or stage Saa Monday. 1200 Noon tor complete program description .Hid conii'iitorary big bands musical program description 9 00 AM - OPTIONS •:30 PM — MUSIC Of THE See Monday. 9 00 AM lor complete BLACK CHURCH (New Program) program description This

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JHP .H Tuesday April IT from 4 no s :w p m PLACEMENT INTERVIEW Positions Accountant and Claims Tl.uiv. \uril iw OAK RIDGE SCHOOLS in Conference Room C ol the Powell rENNESSEK PROCEDURES Representative Trainees Building I. All interviews will be held in the Qualifications Bachelors or Master* Interviewing I97B-M teaching can Sign up lor either session by contacting Division of Career Development 4 IX'gree in Accounting or any Bus Major or didates in Math. Sciences. Elem K-6 I he CD 4 F office 119Jones Bldg Sessions All l-evels' and Guidance Placement. 319 Jones Building. Minor and Related Liberal Arts majors for Special Ed .ire limited to 2i participants 2 Students who wish to schedule in- Claims Rep Trainees Counselors terviews must sign-up in person at the Division Office. 319 Jones Building. Wed.. April II ROSES STORES. INC •I'hiirs . \pril l» AUDITOR OF PUBLIC Monday - Friday from 8:00a.m. - 4:30 p.m Positions: Retail Department Store ACCOUNTS KENTUCKY .1. Interview sign-up starts after Management Trainees Summer openings Positions: Staff Auditor Trainees organizations are announced in the FV'I or Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree in Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in the PLACEMENT PIPELINE. Bus Adm . Merchandising or Liberal Arts Additional mlormation and or }ob ,ip Itus Adm or Accounting with a minimum 4 The minimum requirement for with Retailing Experience plications available in the Division of scheduling an interview is the completion of 20 hours nl Accounting Career Development 4 Placement. 319 and filing of a data sheet which is available Turv. April IT MR WIGGS DEPART Jones Building in the Division office. 319 Jones Building MENT STORES Positions Retail Store Management Thurs . \pril it IBM CORPORATION i DADE COUNTY FLORIDA - Parks Interviews Trainees LEXINGTON & Recreational Dcpt summer job "P Qualifications B.S.-BA-BBA in Bus Positions Manufacturing Trainees portumties FrMav. April * MASON LOCAL Adm . Marketing. Fashion Merchandising (Juahficalinns K S in Industrial Tech SCHOOLS - OHIO 2 KING'S DAUGHTERS MEMORIAL Interview for 1979-80 Teaching Can of Liberal Arts with Retailing Experience HOSPITAL FRANKFORT. KEN didates for: Elem Ed (All levels >: Sr. Fri.. \pril 20 DEPARTMENT OF Tl'CKY Summer relief positions in 17 SUPER X DRUGS. INC. Hi: Industrial Arts. Math. English-Drama Tues.. \pril JUSTICE KENTUCKY Diet an department Positions: Retail Store Management Positions Correctional. Classification & Kri.. April 6 MARTIN COUNTY SCHOOLS Trainees Treatment or Probation and Parole Of- i VTI.ANTA GEORGIA URBAN Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in KENTUCKY ficers t'ORPS Summer intern positions in a Interviewing 1979-80 Teacher Can Bus. Adm or other Majors with Retailing Qualifications BS or MS in Police variety of not-for profit governmenl didates for positions in: Store Management Career Interest Adm . Corrections. Criminal Justice. related agencies NOTE: These positions Elem. Ed. (All Areasi, Elem. Art. Sociology and Social Work do not require work-study eligibility Speech Therapist. Spec Ed. iEMH> and Wed.. April IK LIBERTY MUTUAL IN- Positions: Correctional Educational 4 JEFFERSON COUNTY GOVERN SURANCE CO Specialist English Jr. Hi. Level. MENT LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY Note: Late afternoon interview Positions: Loss Prevention Represen- Qualifications: Certification in Summer intern program positions in local tatives Trainees Education with Criminal Justice schedule government administration Qualifications: B.S. degree in Industrial Background '• Three positions in Richmond. Ken- MOB.. April » GREENHILLS - FOREST Tech.. Fire Prevention and Control. PARK CITY SCHOOLS OHIO Biology. Chemistry. Math. Physics or lucky for Retail Store Management oriented candidates who wish to work up to Interviewing 1979-80 teaching can- other candidates with some science didates certified for English-Journalism background lorty hours per week at S3 00 per hour Mini-Seminar Potential part-lime hours 1979-80. Duties Combination. Vocal Music Sr Hi.. Library include sales, inventory stocking, delivery Media Specialist. Spec. Ed. (LD) Sr. Hi.. Wed.. April IH INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC Industrial Arts and Physical Education- SCHOOLS - INDIANA MINI-SEMINAR: A SUMMARY OF YOU "I appliances, general laborer, etc Health (Women's Area) with Coaching Interviewing 1979-80 teaching can- THE RESUME fi ROYAL PRESTIGE COMPANY in- Duties didates in Math. Industrial Arts and To discover the HOW TO'S of developing lerviewing on campus Tuesday. April 10th Special Education an effective resume and other job cam- lmm II a.m 4pm in Conference Room Tues.. April IS STATE FARM IN Note: Will consider other fields after paign correspondence, join us on either ■*B" Powell Building for summer sales SURANCE TENNESSEE above candidates are scheduled Wednesday. April 11 from 6:00 -7:30 p.m. positions Top Tan Singles mu AmsT. uk.i. Nwtw. M 2 TRAGEDY BEE GEES SUNDAY RS0 918 ^) (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 900 PM E.S.T.. (2nd Week) P.S.T. • 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. GP&S3 1 DA VA THINK I'M SKY? ROD STEWART/Warner Brot 8724 16 "Thunderbolt and Llghtfoot" 1974 Clint Eastwood > Cont. from | JeM Bridges The action drama ot bank robbers who 3 I WILL SURVIVE GLORIA GAYNOR/Polydor 14508 M rob the same bank lor the second time because they * WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES DOOBIE BROTHERS/Warner Bros. cant find the money they stole the tirst time (R) ll:M ) DOCTORS 8725 10 ) LOVE OP LIFE I FAMILY FEUD MONDAY S 4 YMCA VILLAGE PEOPLE Casablanca 945 24 11:55 I CBS NEWS 10 MUSIC BOX DANCER FRANK MILLS/Polydor 14517 10 (NBC) MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 AFTERNOON PM E.S.T., P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. • IADV LITTLE RIVER BAND/Harvett 4667 (Copitoll 19 IZ.-8B I NOON TODAY "Deliverance" 1972 Jon Vo.ght. Burt Reynolds The 11 KNOCK ON WOOD AMI I STEWART/Ariolo 7736 • ) YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS harrowing drama about tour men from suburban 7 SHAKE YOOK GROOVE THING PEACHES & HERB/Polydor/ I SZI.SS4 PYRAMID Atlanta who decide to test themselves against nature I MVP 14514 1* 12:3* BOB BBAUN SHOW Dy taking a canoe trip down a treacherous rural river. r SEARCH FOR TOMORROW a |Ourney that becomes a physical and psychological 10 5 HEAVEN KNOWS DONNA SUMMER WITH BROOKLYN IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING nightmare tor them all (R) ML, PRL) Top Ten Albums ! RYAN'S HOPE TUESDAY ■Ml JTWT. uw H>—ii. iii.t" •vT.*t immtt I MATCH GAME (EXCMill II I an lw ON I AIXMY'rHTLDREN (CBS) TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIES: 9:00 PM 11 14 Bjjr A*4BBI ! c"u' I DAYS OF OUR LIVES E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. I AS THE WORLD TURNS "Deadman'i Curve" 1977 Richard Hatch Bruce 1 1 SPIRITS HAVING FLOWN ONE LIFE TO LIVE Davison A biographical drama dealing with the I ANOTHER WORLD meteoric musical career ot Jan ana Dean, the singing BEE GEES '■ GUIDING LIGHT IN SCHOOL PROGRAMMING duo ot the late 1950s and '60s whose popularity ended in sudden tragedy (R) 1 7 H L.FRL) RSO RS 1 3041 I NEWS BULLETIN IGILLIGAN'SLSLAND WEDNESDAY 16th Week) I DATING GAME (EXC. THUR.) I OVER EASY (NBC) BIG EVENT: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. Bjpj 3 MINUTE IY MINUTE DOOBIE BROTHERS Warnct Brot I HAPPY'S HOUR BSK 3193 IS H 1:57 I NEWS BULLETIN "Legend of the Golden Gun" 1979 Jeft Osterhage. 44* I BATMAN Carl Franklin A western drama about a young man 3 1 BLONDES HAVE MOM FUN ROD STEWART/Worn.- Brot I M.A-SJI. (EXC. THUR I who sets out to become a master gunslmger BSK 326' 15 H I SESAME STREET 4 4 DM! STRAITS Wam.r Brot. BSK 3266 12 O I TOM AND JERRY FRIDAY 5 3 CRUISIN' VILLAGE PEOPLE/Catoblanco NBLP 7118 24 G «:M I ADDAMS FAMILY I PETTICOAT JUNCTION (ABC) FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. H 8 2 HOT! PEACHES & HERB/Polydor,MVP PD 1 6172 9 G I BRADY BUNCH P.S.T. • 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. 7 * BRIEFCASE PULL OF BUMS BLUES BROTHERS,'Atlantic SO RLY HELLBILU.ES "Like Normal People" 1979 Shaun Cassidy. Linda 19217 IS G I ANDY GBJFFTTH SHOW Purl The remarkable true story ot two marginally 8 7 S2N0 STREET BILLY JOEL/Columbio FC 35609 23 H Ot ROGERS » GETSMART(THUR..FRI) retarded young people who triumph over prejudice Q 17 LIVIN" INSIDE YOUR LOVE GEORGE BENSON/Worner and ignorance when their desire to marry meets with 5:11 P00NEW5 Brot. 2BSK 3277 3 X > 1 ELECTRIC COMPANY angry resistance 10 9 LOVE TRACKS GLORIA GAYNOR/Polydor PD 1 61*4 11 o

_ April 5,1979 Saction 2. p*v* 1 SPRING SUPPLEMENT Spring... when the dogwood eases its pink and white beauty from reluctant limbs... and man compliments nature's dazzling performance with one of his own... spring fashion... when color blooms from human limbs to announce the season of rebirth... Unidentified flying pie pans Frisbee has become 'great American pastime' By C.ISXV EAGER matter Features Editor Once upon a time there was a man named Joseph P Frisbie and this man If anyone has ever walked through the made pies I that's right apple, cherry Ravine just when the weather is turning and so on > nice, they have undoubtedly had to at After eating an entire pie one day one time or another, dodged a frisbee • well actually he probably had help with And probably everyone, at one time or the eating), one young man idly tossed another, has tried to throw a frisbee the empty platter through the air. To his But there are a few students who amazement it sailed gracefully for a few frequent the Ravine and the sidewalks feet and one of his friends caught it. of campus who have thrown a frisbee Voila! The new great American more than a few times. pastime, throwing frisbee At first There are those who toss the piece of popular on the beaches the sport has plastic at the sidewalk while spectators now spread everywhere Campuses, gasp as it bounces off and sails back into main streets, grade school playgrounds the air to be perfectly caught by the In- frisbees are everywhere and it all other (risbee thrower originated with the Frisbie pit pan And what about those who casually lift Fnsbee is the trademark owned by their legs and send the amazing toy ihe Wham-O Company and the first one sailing 20 or 30 feet through the air was Ihe Wham-O Pluto Platter and was And of course there are the simple sold lief ore World War II amateurs who are content to idly pass There are small, lightweight frisbees the frisbee back and forth between which are easy to catch but are also them, always in straight lines easy to be carried away by a stronp It is amazing to see the number of wind college students thai spend hours in the sun. gracefully skimming a plastic disk However, the light ones have the edge through the air and following through in distance contests Heavier models with the backs of their hands and arm fight ihe * ind better but can be mean to Or the fancy one who throws the disk catch from their palms If you are really into the sport well go There are black frisbees. flourescent all the way Try the Explorer II model. orange and pink frisbees. green ones, it not only flys and bounces but the red ones, just a rainbow of colors and all centrifugal force automatically lights in a variety of sizes up two liny light bulbs This ent husiast ic co-ed gives a wefconilm leap for spring as But all of these frisbees are not equal, It's ideal for night playing or playing she reaches to catch a frisbee. campus symbol of warmer they're not all even frisbees for that during an eclipse of the' sun weather Ap ED SINGER D M DOWNTOWN Fashion Fabrics MAIN STREET RICHMOND

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Max Doak and Garland Jetts put together this flashy outfit of Khaki "French Star" pants, made of loo percent cotton. They are machine washable and tumble dry for easy care. Max chose a blue plaid shirt This Simplicity designer fashion suit in made of 100 percent cotton natural Irish linen was sewn by Ruth from India and it too Is Wolfe The single-button blazer tops the completely machine inmi IIIIMIIIIIMI slim skirt washable COLLEGE PARK SHOPPING CTR SEWING CENTER 6234796 April 5.1979 Saction 2. paaja 3 Springtime brings tornado season Kentucky doesn't have as many tornado shelter area. These are Kvl)KHBIK(.\SKI\ mass of cumulonimbus clouds tornadoes as her western neighbors, but designated by a small sign of black and Klaff Writer The snakelike funnel takes an tornadoes do strike and residents should orange color, labeled Tornado Shelter he prepared according to Frederick. Area. This Kentucky weather just can't irregular path It dances and skips across the earth occasionally with- On April 27. 1971 tornadoes struck Also, the security and safety office seem to decide which season this is. can seven counties in South Central Ken- will be equipped with a weather radio if drawing into the clouds above it and then sudedenly dipping down to the lucky. The storms killed nine Ken- which has a special frequency to the Kentuckians have learned to accept it tuckians and caused heavy property National Weather Bureau These as a part of life, because Kentucky ground again. A tornado has a short life. The damage special radios cost anywhere from S12 to weather is very difficult to predict, On April 3. 1974. 148 tornadoes hit 13 $175 depending upon how many features especially during tornado season average tornado sweeps a path only 16 miles long It travels along this path at a states. 10 of which were named major it includes They are available at local The months of April. May and June disaster areas by the President and stores make up the basic tornado season in speed of from 25 to 70 mph. At any one place, the tornado com- received national benefits, funds, and According to the Weather Service Central Kentucky representative. Commonwealth Hall Recently. H.R. Frederick of the pletes its destruction in about 30 help. Kentucky was one of those major seconds. disaster areas. does not have enough square foot space National Weather Service and Bob During this series of tornadoes. 18 hit in the designated shelter area for its Buntin of the Kentucky Disaster and Another thing that makes tornadoes so difficult to predict is their ability to many Kentucky counties and killed 71 residents. However, the liklihood of all Emergency Services area 13 office in the residents being in the dorm at any U-xington Rave a presentation on split into several different tornadoes people There were 693 injuries and then/become one again. reported. What affected the most people given time is very slim. general tornado information and safety was the $125 million worth of property If you are outside at the time of a precautions here at the university Tornadoes usually occur during spring and 90 percent of them strike damage that was suffered. tornado get in a low area such as a ditch Frederick and Buntin each Rave a or move at a right angle away from the short talk The audience also viewed two between noon and midnight. "You have a Rood system at EKU. Actually, its one of the best in Central storm. dims entitled The Day of the Killer It is hard to say how many tornadoes occur every year, because many strike Kentucky." said Frederick If you're in a bus or car get as far Tornadoes'' and "Tornado Spotting " When the National Weather Service away from the vehicle as possible, lie in A tornado is a violent, twisting wind in areas that are thinly populated. Such tornadoes may or may not be reported issues a tornado watch for this area, a low area, and cover your face and storm, usually about 300 yards across spotters are assigned to Commonwealth head to protect it from flying debris The w inds blow about 300 mph or more However, appoximately 200 are known to hit the Inited States every year, most or Keene Hall to watch the horizon in a If the building your are in has a In the Northern Hemisphere, the air southwesterly direction. basement without a lot of glass, go there whirls around the center of the storm in frequently in the middle western states. Frederick emphasized the im- If a tornado is spotted the Brewer for shelter Get under a strong chair or ■ counter clockwise direction building is called and they in turn relay table if possible You should be in the The whirling air meets near the portance of a good community warning systems in saving lives of the residents the message to the city. The City of southwest corner. center of the storm and then rushes Richmond has three strategically If the building doesn't have a upward with terrific force Tornadoes Brandenburg and Zenia. Ohio learned their lessons the hard way during placed 360 degree revolution sirens that basement choose a center hallway. are often called twisters also. A tornado are sounded at three minute intervals. closet, or bathroom - preferably near that occurs at sea is called a water- violent tornadoes that struck the towns on April 3. 1974. Neither town had any This makes up the local outdoor war- the center of the building away from spout ning system. windows. Tornadoes appear in the form of a tvpe of warning system for tornadoes There were 31 people killed in Bran- All buildings on campus have been Be informed and prepared, it is the narrow cloud, called the funnel, that surveyed for the safest place for a tornado season in Central Kentucky extends downward from a heavy, dark denburg and 33 deaths in Zenia. Spring Fashions MnHMf hminm

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\ April 5. 1978 Section 2. pa** 4 'Old Ivy League Look' captures style Bv STEVEN I). I.VONS People needed a rest They wanted to The Old Ivy league l.ook" in sweaters a decade moves into a world nl Starr Writer relax and have time to soak up what had and the like have made their debut into outrageous inflation, the Middle East happened Sure, they were dealing with our lives, loafers line the sidewalks and world energy crisis Our generation has been subjected to the Red scare and other periods of where harefeet once stood Where will the styles go from here" a number of social events to which none unrest, but the mood had changed. Colors are more subtle Natural tones The future is unknown and un other has had the opportunity. In a way. Their styles became conservative conquer store after store We have predictable If history follows course we are lucky, in a way. we are not People wanted to fit in. There was learned from past mistakes and no which it always noes, we will see a From these events we have become a rarely a want to be -lifferent except for longer settle for the synthetic We are complete turn around And yes. »e will smarter, more alert group than our the beatniks We came to know the look searching for quietness, nothing less learn lo accept il and like it Our parents that they had captured as the Old Ivy The HMO's are about to emerge A new traditional styling will become obsolete Our attitude toward dress is often l-eague l,ook ' The style was proper and era with new problems now face a hut we will change with the limes as ultimately dictated by what I call 'The ••lean cut school age general ion A generation and always Mood of the Nation' Depending on these The radical 60's were (he modern dav various social events, our wants and version of the H-bomb Social unrest needs change, and therefore the styles. laid hetween the Pacific and Atlantic, on Terry cloth is exciting l.<>ok at the Will's America was just home ground. For the first time since out of World War I and the people were the American Revolution a whole tired. Designers recognized this and generation stood against a government to say it was wrong Some even died in addage for spring played up to it. People used clothing as world are using it in everything Irom an escape valve the cause R\ STEVEN l>. LYONS renovations to inventions of styles The nock market crashed: again The styles again reflected the mood Staff Writer people's needs changed They no longer Anything was 'in' for the time, as long Women's apparel for summer in eludes lots of shorts and top outfits could afford the frivolties of a wardrobe as it was sloppy and unconventional We have lived through the blue jean They can he used for anything from Their concentration rested in survival. The slogan was freedom - free love, revolution, the brushed denim logging and tennis to class and shop But we survived the stock crash and freedom from war. just escape. evolution, the satin rage, and now other catastrophes, coming out a little Bell bottoms, sloppy T-shirts, and lerrycloth is making its debut into our ping They're being put together with wiser, a little smarter. loose, free hair was what the generation wardrobe lots of satin piping and various other World War II hit and people diverted had decided to be their trademark. To (Granted, lerrycloth has been around materials Men's apparel is including enormous their interest to keeping the country be loose, and be yourself was the hip . for a long time but the styling they're amounts of lerrycloth too Designers together. The forties had been thing to do. doing with it in today's fashion makes it dominated by high times but they were Nowthe70's are at a close. Except for an exciting new addage to the spring have come up with mix and match shorl and shirt combos for exercise as well as shrugged off by the need for more the early years they have been lineup technology, and work. work. work. relatively calm We have gone through country clubbing' it Its end brought a sigh of relief from school able to forget the draft and lived Terryclolh is great for spring and Neither men's or women's apparel the world. The dropping of the bomb, in a peaceful world summer It's soft and wears great It's should be considered complete without however, made men aware of 'man's Designers searched through history easily taken care of. and very versatile something lerrycloth Try a shirt or inhumanity to man'. We could now wipe reviving the styles that could best The lerrycloth fabric has intercepted shorts I'm sure if you give lerrycloth a out a whole generation by the drop of a reflect our conservatism The straight the plain cotton-polyester combo chance in your wardrobe you'il agree shell leg pant now monopolizes the market market Designers from all over the that it has an exciting future

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It'i a tapered European fit for Marc Jerry .Inyner will be at the height of Eva KHis will surely he in fashion in this polyester two Kidd who models a Nino Cerruti three fashion in a blue tropical weave piece dress with a blouson type bodice accented at the piece suit of polyester, wool, linen and polyester-wool blend sport coat by Don Richards The lie by Don Loper and the waist by a slender lie. from Cato's The sleeveless silk from Jett and Hall Marc's shirt is a dress has a cowl-like neckline and a flare A-line skirt cotton and polyester blend from Arrow. leather belt by Harness House along with the shoes by Flbi-sheim complete The three-quarter length sleeveless jacket, gathered at .lerrv's choice from Jell and Hall. tht- shoulder, has waist length slits on each side. April 5. IS79 Section 2. pag* 6 Dress up with shorts for summer B\ STEVEN l>. LYONS polished cotton* are hanging on the staff Writer racks ready for purchase. These plaids, once reserved for our father's war- II s a hot. hoi summer night You have drobe, are quite appropriate for the a dalt with your girl (or the show, the younger, collegiate set which is drive-in or ■ party You want to look presently the hulk of the market nice hui you can't hear to think of being A number of shirts can be worn with in those heavy denim Levt'i What are these dressy shorts 'depending on you going to wear* where you're going I Oxford cloth can There's a new way to look good, hut lie worn lor casual evening wear Dress leel cool Dress up with shorts' The shirts from your closet will look great men's summer line-up is full of styled, loo Kven a long sleeved shirt can be tailored shorts for all occasion wear roiled up* lo lit in for summer We men. up until now. were all hut A summer sweater can be draped forced to wear the hasic cut-off jeans, or about your shoulders for dimension gym trunks But that's all changing i Hten you won't need it for warmth but it Manufacturers have come up with a adds a nice set of lines for your torso and stylish 'and profitable! alternative. shoulders This is a take off of fall's layered look A few summers ago I bey came out >!■— with a lennis short line and we bought it The shoe line is full of canvases, It was a slow change but it then came straw, and leather Dress sandals are acceptable to wear creased shorts for popping up everywhere Many have hacking around been redesigned from the looks of the Now ihev have taken it one step HMD's shoes Most of these shoes are flat lurlher" and sleek, giving a classic linear motion Due to the current 'dressed up took' lo your feel. which for so long have been rage that's sweeping the country, overlooked especially lor younger men. the To lop off the dressy short outfit pick designers have come up with short and nut a hat Hals have flooded the market shirt combos that can be worn con- again and promise lo be even bigger in lidently anywhere you like the fall Your pickings will be large, so Pleats and cuffs. while lake caution Pick a hat that ac simultaneously making their way into centuates your features More should go the pant market, are also etching their into buying a hat than just liking the uay into this segment of style color. Dress shorts are coming in a variety Many of these are renovated older <■( lahrics Khaki cotton is still big and styles mainly because they are the most promises to hold its own. giving away profitable At any rate, use good only to madras, lightweight cottons, and nidgement Clothing is an expensive more natural fibers habit, but it has ten fold returns if you Everything from seersucker to use it right Woman's world demands You can run home, change your ac- H\ STEVEN I). LYONS Women should 'baby' Staff Writer cessories, be on your way and have everyone thinking you spent most of No longer is it practical nor your lunch hours shopping. Little do ihey know' their wardrobe lashionable lo wear the same outfit all Dresses have made an increasingly making a pretty bow and allows for a day long The woman's world is just as Bv STEVEN I). LYONS abrupt impact on college campuses and Staff Writer snug fit. last moving as the man's. It puts However, if you're into jogging or just demands on each of you and expects in Ihe career field A few years ago it was pants, pants, pants! Mot anymore. Women are getting a chance to be a happen lo like the tennis shoe look, you response even have a great selection to suit your More than that you are constantly on Women are learning to like the looks little hit of a baby with their wardrobes and dnubletakes from passer hys for the summer. taste slage A flub in'the business world can Topsiders and various other boating lie detremental lo your career, a flub in Besides, who wants to be confined to Kompers are back! pants when they can be cooler, more Designers have dug into the younger shoes are on the market The Topsiders \our wardrobe can he just as bad to come in the choice of blue or white. They your love life comfortable and casual in their, set and come up with various new shoulder si raped dress? styles. We're back to plain but pretty are basically the same as the leather It's a fact, men like their women to Topsider except these are made of look nice And ultimately, isn't it the pastels. Some of the new materials you'll be Spaghetti straps on top of one piece lightweight canvas. opposite sex that we all dress for. Chris Evert has endorsed a tennis The woman's world is fast paced. No wearing are just as exciting as the suits are big for spring and summer feeling they give. Designers are Most have elastic around Ihe waist and shoe thai is also plain but unique. It is longer is she made to wash clothes, do made of lightweight-canvas and offers a the dishes, watch the kids at home, and steering away from the satin that once across the bust These are there for fit prevailed in the woman's closet and and looks long wearing rubber sole. play nurse Women are becoming more Now what about your hair* Summer and more part of the breadwinners. replacing it with natural more soft materials After all. doesn't dress The puckers caused by this can really be rough on it. The added So why be satisfied with that cotton elaslicizing allows for more room to heat and oils can do a job on your dress you got on sale two years ago? reflect a personality? - Accessories, which range from hair move plus soft lines for femininity complexion so why not wear it up. You have to devise a plan to be noticed. ('•iris, vou're going to look great! Some may say it's too plain but And designers have come up with some clasps to shoes, are addages that women should stand up and notice. They can Strapless dresses that hit below the there's a million ways to change all that. ureal new ways knee, made of terrycloth and soft floral As most of you know the market is On one hand we have the women change an outfit completely. Canvas shoes and bags are in so why not use printed cottons are here for every day- loaded with combs for your hair. libbers. Ihe other hand we have the use or hot nights out Be inventive. Braid it. twist it or lemininists Kit her seel will be happy to those stick pins that are laying in your lewelry box lo decorate them up. Be Most of these are slit up the front, side anything feasible Wearing your hair up know lhiil they can relax and look as or hack for that added sexiness. Use off vour neck can add those classic lines Humanly as they want inventive, use your initiative! Anything helps vour imagination, you can be what you to your face that you may never thought Manufacturers are pouring out soft. want to be in these various styles. vou had. mystique fabrics thai can carry you The price you pay really depends on the place you shop I which is all common So. now you're dressed and want Keep the hair sleek Pull it back from nine to five, then to your boss's dinner cents.> l 'mi i get caught up in name tags something extra nice for your feet vour face leaving whisps across your ■■arty The styles are just as soft and A pair of blue or tan canvas pomps for forehead or on the sides Practice with it mystique They offer flowing lines that unless you can really afford il There are millions of lines that produce summer wear will add an additional a few limes but don't fall into a habit. given any woman an air of dimension lo your wardrobe Many of All of these factors, used properly, sophist icatioo. relatively the same product. I realize ihat -Designer Clothes' are really in but these are being complimented with can help you. become you. They might Skirts are big for spring and summer. straw soles or tan burlap. Another even help you gain more confidence, These are great because they can be college budgets can be slim. Why sacrifice two or three outfits for one. but crealion is Ihat of the drawstring laced i something of which we all have too interchanged with a numlier of tops and around the lop of Ihe shoe It ends up III tie) *hor-s for added wardrobe advantage. if voucan afford it -gotoil! April 5. 1979 Section 2, page 6 Students to spend

By GINNY EAGER meetings other than two orientation Featares Editor sessions on the Saturdays preceeding The spring of the year brings the trip. many standard features when it Each student is required to do a comes; warm weather, spring project and it must be approved by fashions, frisbee throwers en masse, MacKinnon before the trip. couples 'lounging' in the Ravine and One English major who went last the annual Travel Study Program to year wrote about his experiences in Mexico. the form of poetry, said MacKinnon, giving an example of a Each spring intersession a group project. of students and Norris MacKinnon travel to Mexico for a few weeks of The travelers will visit many fun and learning. The trip lasts different places and see many throughtout intersession and can be different things, he continued. They taken for thee credit hours by spend about then entire days in registering for SPA 496. undergrad- Mexico City with lots of side trips uate or SPA 681, graduate. during that time. They also take in According to MacKinnon, the Teotihuacan and Guadalajara. deadline on the brochure concerning Even high school seniors, the trip is set at April 1 but anyone graduating this May can earn their who still wants to go can still sign first college credit hours by going on up. the trip. . He emphasized that the valuable, The group will leave on May 14 lingual and cultural experiences that and return on June 8 just in time for one has on the trip by far outweigh summer shcool registration. the cost. The cost is surprisingly low, only $250 for transportation MacKinnon emphasized that the and lodging and an estimated S22S trip provides incredible experience for food, laundry, tuition, etc. in the areas of culture, language and Runnin' free There are no formal class even fun.

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Sandy look* lovely in • ihiK floral print dree* Pern la raedy for fun in the sun with ha. matching Lynn looks super in a junior dieco outfit of from Jonathan Logan. very spring-like In berry tarry valor shorts and top from Joanna Plane. tapered cotton-satin pants from Rumble Seet. and blue. This and other dress styles in tun 5 to Both come in smell, medium and large m a nylon tube top from Glamour Fashions and 13 can bo found reasonably priced et rainbow of colors at Winnecke's. Other shorts black Itno top from Jeanne Pierre Tops available Wmnacke-s. and tops available in SML and pants 3 to 15 April 5. 197* Section 2, pag* 7

ational Forest announces openings \> the third severe winter in a row Open March 30: Year-round: Alpine Picnic Ground - Pulaski - | iHvnmes a part of Kentucky's history. White Oak Campground - Laurel - Twentysix Boat Ramp Morgan Opens March 30: IIK' thoughts of campers, fishermen. Sear-round Year-round: Bee Rock Campground Pulaski Inkers and other outdoors enthusiasts Laurel Bridge Boat Ramp - Whitley Warix Run Boat Ramp - Rowan Opens March 30: mrn to the upcoming recreation season Closed • under construction: Year-round Natural Arch Scenic Area - McCreary nn the Daniel Boone National Forest, Laurel Bridge Picnic Ground - Redbird Ranger District - District - Year-round: preparations are being made for the Whitley - Under Construction: Ranger Roger Eubanks. Box 1. Big Natural Arch Picnic Ground - Mc- .innual spring opening nf recreation All lakeside developed sites - Laurel - Creek. Kentucky 40914 Phone 606-598- Creary - Opens March 30: areas that were closed for the winter A Sear-round 2192 Little Lick Campground - Pulaski - number of these areas remained open Morehead Hanger District - District Opens March 30: uNirlong for convenience of winter Hanger l.eonard McNeal. Box 10. Sawyer Campground - McCreary - \ isilors. Kodburn Hollow. Morehead. Kentucky Big Double Creek Picnic Ground - Closed - Reconstruction: i 'pening dales of some areas will vary 10351 Phone 606-784-5624 or 6866 Clay - Year-round Sawyer Boat Ramp - McCreary - hut most are scheduled to open on sianton Ranger District - District Kodburn Hollow Picnic Ground - Year-round; March .TO A complete list of ranger Ranger Clarence Moore. Highway 15. Lakeside Developed Sites - McCreary district! on the Daniel Roone National Howan • Opens March 30: Stanton. Kentucky 40380 Phone 606-663 Kodburn Hollow Campground Year-round Knresl, their recreation areas and 2852 opening dates follows Kowan Opens March 30: Uerea Hanger District • District Clear Creek Furnace Picnic Ground - Stearns Ranger District - District Hanger 1-en Thiels. 204 (enter Street. Bath - Opens March 30. Chimney Top - Wolfe - Year-round: Hanger Steve McCorquodaie. P.O. Box Hcrea. Kentucky 40403. Phone 606-986 Clear Creek Furnace Campground - Cottage Furnace Picnic Ground - 429. Whitley City. Kentucky 42653 MM Bath - opens March 30; Kstill Opens March 30: Phone 606-376-5323 Clay Lick Boat-in Campground S Tree Camp and Picnic Grounds Fitchburg Furnace - Estill Year Knwan - Opens March 30: t.icksnn • Year-round: round: Turkey Fool Camping Ground Twin Knobs Family Campground Grays Arch Picnic Ground - Powell - Alum Ford Campground McCreary - lackaon Opens March 30. Rowan Opens March 3u; S'ear-round: Year-round; I imdon Hanger District District Twin Knobs Group Camp and Picnic Koomer Ridge Campground - Wolfe - Alum Ford Boat Ramp McCreary Hanger IVm Kight C S Highway 25 (.rounds - Knwn - Opens March 30; opens March 30: Year-round; South, l/mdon. Kentucky 40741 Phone Twin Knobs Swimming Area - Rowan Red River Gorge Overlooks Wolfe - Bon Hollow Picnic Area - Whitley - fflfi H64 4163 or 4164 Opens May 25: S'ear-round: Opens March 30; Twin Knobs Campground Boat Ramp Hock Bridge Picnic Ground Wolfe - Great Meadows Campground - Mc- Kowan Opens March 30; Year-round: Creary - Year-round; Tw in Knobs Alfrey Boat Ramp - Rown Raid Hock Picnic Ground laurel Red River Canoe launch Menifee - Hemlock Grove Picnic Ground Opens March 30: i ipem March 30. Year-round; McCreary - Year-round; Bangni Boat Ramp - Rowan - Year- Oaigs Creek Boat Kamp • Laurel - Sky Bridge Picnic Ground Wolfe - Yahoo Falls Picnic Ground - Mc- Sear- round: round Sear-round: Crearv - Year-round: Clay Lick Boat Ramp - Rowan - Year- • raigs Creek Campground - Laurel- Chimney Top Road Group Cam- Yahoo Kails Scenic Area McCreary < >|iens March 30; round: pground - Wolfe - Year-round: S'ear-round Lealhartmod Boat Ramp - Menifee Halwonds Boat Kamp Laurel - Year- Tunnel Ridge Road Group Cam- Year-round: round: pground - Powell - Year-round; llighlop Boat Kamp Whitley Year- I ,oni!l>o« Boat Ramp- Menifee - Year- Visitor Information Station - Wolfe - In addition to these recreation areas round . round : Opens May 26. with their developed facilities, the Molly Bay Hnal Kamp - laurel - Year- Longbow Boat Ramp - Menifee - Year- Daniel Boone National Forest contains round. round : Somerset Ranger District - District thousands of acres of forested hills and Slarsh Branch Boat Ramp Laurel Poppin Rock Boat Kamp - Rowan - Hanger Jack Steelmon. Old Highway 27. mountains that offer a variety of S ear-round Year-round; Route 2. Box 507. Somerset. Kentucky recreation opportunities to Kentuckians Kockrastlc Campground ■ laurel Scott Creek Boat Ramp Rowan 42501 Phone 606-679 2018 and visitors from other areas. Game shows Festival encourages held in Martin \ use of folk material H\ SI \UKI1 SSIIKI.Hl RNE residence hall Staff Writer At least I escaped by only par Bv YVONNfi I.. EDMONDS of folk material in the Southern Ap- licipaiing in one of the five' games Staff Writer palachians. Groups participating are Whll does one do when one's room- played lhat night. The other questions scattered over the mountain counties of mate tells approximately 150 people posed to the couples included such as a "Grasshoppers three a fiddling went: Kentucky. West Virginia. Virginia. thai she is "hard-boiled'' on Saturday description of one's love life as Gone Hey. ho. never be still..." Tennessee. North Carolina. South nights? Should one la) laugh and With the Wind. Once is Enough or other Thus, is the spirit exhibited as more Carolina and Alabama protend she was trying to be funny, (hi such works The media of TV was than 300 youth will gather for a The Festival features dances, songs kill her on the spot. or i c i laugh now and employed in the definition of the pair as wholesome sharing of folk material at and tales. Activities begin Thursday kill her later? This as well as several The Odd Couple ", "One Day at a the 44th Mountain Folk Festival. April 5- afternoon. April 5, with dancing and will other perplexing problems were Time" "Wild Kingdom", or "Family 7. 1979. at the Seabury Gymnasium in end Sunday. April 7. with a "Song in proposed to forty couples who are Feud " Berca. Kentucky. Worship" service. roommates in Martin Hall. Other such common knowledge as The Mountain Folk Festival, spon- After cooling down and trying to shoe size and toothbrush color were also sored by the Berea College Recreation Participation is limited to groups of shrugg off the embarrassment of the revealed in the matches Extension, is held to encourage the use individuals who have pre-registered. secrets known only to my roommate According to Peggy Athey. a RA in which were revealed to the large Martin who coordinated the event, such audience I realized that with'a choice of a game has been tried on campus before "tried, scrambled, overeasy or hard- but never with such success. White Hall boiled" she didn't have a lot from which Prizes for the winners of the games to choose*. were donated by Wendy's. Catos. Rich- mond Greenhouse. Lee's Little Inn. opened last Sunday To console myself I told myself that many others had lived through the same McDonald's. Radio Shack, Ponderosa. groups of ten or more na.v April 1 marked the opening of White half-price rate In addition, special ordeal in the replica of "The Newlywed Faye's Fabric. Madison Flower Shop Hall State Shrine, home of Cassius Clay, candlelight tours are given to groups of Game" which was adapted for use in the and Sub Center first ambassador for the I' S. appointed at least 20. by President Abraham Lincoln Fourteen acres of land with picnic The house, built in 1798 by the father facilities surround the Shrine and are Editorial applications available of Cassius. Green Clay, was originally a open for public use. two-story. In 1860 Cassius Clay added The biggest weekend for the Shrine is All positions are open. Applications, three stories - on top. in front of and Applications for positions on the over Labor Day. Teams from the must he turned in by Thursday. April 12. around the house - and called it "White eastern part of the state dress in Civil '■diiorial staff of the Progress will be Hall " War uniforms and have a North-South available Monday. April 2 in the New editors will be named before the The mansion, which has 44 rooms, is Skirmish, shooting for trophies. An arts Progress office. 41 h floor Jones open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through and crafts display, flea market and Building semester ends l.ibor Day Tours cost SI 00 per person: candlelight tours are also held Ap.il 6.1979 «v. Section 2. page Spring is in the air with fashion...

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"to establish quality and excellence in The two remaining advantages in- The University Baccalaureate Degree Baccalaureate education." volved the fact that accreditation was Nursing Program received ac- Gale named five area criteria by often a criteria for entrance into creditation from the National League which the program was judged for its graduate programs in mining, as well for Nursing, joining Murray State accreditation which included as a requirement for entrance into the University as one of only two state in- organization and administration, medical fields of the Armed Forces stitutions with the distinction of having qualified students, faculty, curriculum, Gale noted several immediate im • an accredited four-year "generic" and finally resources, including both plications of the recent accreditation, nursing program. facilities and services. including the possibility of making the University President J.C. Powell, He further pointed out that ac- present national search for a new commented on the news of the ac- creditation was "strictly voluntary" chairman of the Baccalaureate creditation by saying. "We are very and that a school had the option on Department much easier in what turns pleased that our program quality has whether or not to seek it. nut to be a competitive and difficult been recognized." further noting that a Gale added that the University recruiting field. lot of people had worked hard for the program's legal status was never ef- He also said. "The number of students accreditation, for which he expressed fected by whether or not it had achieved that will want to seek admission to this the appreciation of the University accreditation, since all. that wa* program will go up." regarding their efforts. required to operate the program was Concerning the length of ac- Dr. John Rowlette. vice president for. state approval, as well as accreditation creditation. Gale stated. "Once you're Academic Affairs and Research, stated of the University, itself, by the Southern in. it's just a process of maintaining that the National League for Nursing Association. standards." was making an official statement Before the accreditation, graduates of He added that periodic re-appraisals would ,ake (pnotoby SCOTT AOAMS) recognizing the high quality of the the University four-year program were of the program I""* University nursing program through the still eligible to take the State Board anywhere from two to eight yean. Bent out of shape Edith Brocker. acting chairman of the A little more than a fender-bender, this accident happened in one seems to have been a little cheap on the bumper also. accreditation. Exams, practice in other states, as well He added. "I'm very. very, proud of as enter any graduate school not Baccalaureate Degree Nursing front of the Campbell Building last Monday. As the owner of Luckily no one was injured in the accident, no one except the - bumperfthat is the Baccalaureate Nursing faculty, the requiring program accreditation as an Program, indicated her reaction to the the new car on the left will testify, small economy care are news of the accreditation by saying. great on gas mileage and cheap on the pocket book, but this leadership in the College of Allied entrance criteria, providing the Health and Nursing, and the students students fulfilled the individual "It's just tremendous, it really is. I'm for working so hard and reaching this requirements. just so pleased." level of accreditation." Commenting, though, on the "It gives prestige to our program." The Baccalaureate program had program's lack of accreditation in the she said, further stating that the ac- Debate publicizes issues creditation opened doors for students by previously been denied accreditation by past, he said. "I think that it has caused allowing them easier entrance into Rv DON MCNAV there, hut many leave because of the Organizations, and all of the other the National League for Nursing in its some dismay among students and SUff Writer lack of activities on campus on campus organizations. Butler said first attempt on Dec 21. 197s. after the sometimes apprehensions that were graduate programs and making them weekends "This would go a long way toward program was cited for weaknesses in really not founded." eligible for membership In honorary A debate between the two slates for Kremer said that "apathy is not a breaking down barriers between several areas. Because accreditation meant so much societies, among other things. Student Association president and vice- cause of the problem, but only a symp- organizations." Dr. David Gale, dean of the College of to students. Gale said that the "And for lliia. I'm pleated," she president took place last Wednesday in tom." Kremer advocated more social After the opening statements, the Allied Health and Nursing, commented University had taken the position of added. the Jaggers Room. This event was entertainment and concerts "Western debate was opened up to questions. that the program was denied ac- wanting all programs that possibly Reactions from nursing students to sponsored by the Student Association, is able to have big name concerts, why Butler and Domenech disagreed on creditation during its initial attempt could, reach the accreditation status. the news, as would be expected, were and moderated by Tim Adkins. can't we?" Kremer asked for more big whether the senate was an effective primarily because it had lacked the Three major advantages were also typically favorable and enthusiastic Chairman of the Student Senate elec- name speakers, and more hours in ISM DEBATE, pagt 12 ) established recruitment of sufficiently cited bv Gale for seeking accreditation (Saa NURSING, aaaa 12 1 tions committee. campus facilities. Kremer finished by The debate was between Chris saying that the "campus is like a Kremer and Tim Butler of the In- slumbering giant." somniac party, and Mark Hester and Maria Domenech. vice presidential Carnack may copy Maria Domenech of the Unity party. A candidate for the Unity party, said that coin loss was used to decide the her involvement in student government speaker's order, and Hester spoke first has left her with a deep respect for the office of vice-president Domenech also but 'Gil Eagles' is the real McCoy* Hester said 'The Senate works better stressed a positive attitude saying that Rv BRIAN BLAIR And. unlikely as it may be. Eagles shows. Eagles and his wife. Esther, who "Staging. It's all staging In roc* acts than everyone gives it credit for." He handles all the promotion, have ad- they hay* their bomrjs andjimoke and also said that a positive mental attitude "only by working together can we Staff Writer draws laughter from his audiences just achieve positive results." On his popular late-night talk show. as Carson does. justed such, life got lo work somehow, he was important Hester said "Student commented. government works because you believe Tim Butler, vice-presidential can- Johnny Carson oftens enacts a skit in But. Carson's act is a put-on. "We have a wonderful game going. which he plays the character of "Car- Gil Eagles is the real McCoy. Alid work he does, in a way that some in it and give it a chance." didate for the Insomniac party- ex- She books them and I do them. Oh, we people liken to the style of Kreskin. Kremer started his speech with a plained his party's unusual name. "It nak the Magnificient." Attired as a "Of course. Carnak is copying us." have a good time." he remarked. comes from our slogan awake the mystic from the East. Carson places said Eagles in an interview after his often recognized as the top psychic. "I quote from the Beatles "Once there was As the 35-year-old Eagles sees it, think somebody almost every night of a way to get back home." Kremer used sleeping giant.' " Butler unveiled one of sealed envelopes near his forehead, and three-hour show at Brock Auditorium. their big platforms for the campaign, an gives the answer - through the "And I get a kick out of that." there are advantages to frequent travel. the week comes up to me and asks. (his to mean that it is time that student 'Hey. do you know Kreskin?' He's linvernment moving again. idea which he called Eastern Inc. character's psychic ability - to a It figures that a man who appears to "If my wife wants to get rid of me," humorous question enclosed. have so much fun on stage would find joked Eagles, "all she has to do is send probably the best-known in the world." Kremer said that one of the primary Eastern Inc. would be chaired by the Eagles admitted, "and that's certainly reasons for suitcasing is that there is vice president of the student Gil Eagles, a "mystic" from East pleasure in the simple aspects of life. me out to do a show." association. It would have represen- Africa, does much the same thing. Despite all the travel aud the string of not out of osmosis." nothing to do on campus on weekends Though he greatly enjoys his work. But the topic of other psychics such as Some people go home on weekends tatives from Student Senate. Men's and Eagles hates for people to label his gift Women's Interdorm. Greek Kreskin creates a touch of controversy, l>ecause they have something to do as a "power." And he wasted no time in especially since one part of Eagles' pointing this out to a visitor ss he press folder refers to him as "America's packed his belongings near a corner of foremost entertaining psychic." the stage "I would imagine." said Eagles, "thai What did you say? Power? Hell no, I Krelkln wouM argue with thai SA candidates don't have any power." he said in the statement. Because I never said I was same manner that John Travolta might the best-known." tell someone he can't dance. Then he Still. Eagles need not place his sixth added. "Abilities, maybe." sense second to anyone. debate Monday But most of those who hsve seen his Raised by a male nurse in act would probably answer such a Tanganyika. East Africa, - where he Bv SARAH WARREN nesday. April 25 at 8 p.m. in Alumni question with no doubts Plus, there News Editor Coliseum. Tickets are $2 for students. IS learned to speak fluent Swahill - the for non-students. were some who knew long ago that hypnotist arrived in the United States in Eagles was not exactly ordinary. i960, making his home in New York. Student Association presidential and Several motions were acted upon at Take his teachers, for instance They vice presidential candidates will debate Since then, he has baffled crowds at the Senate meeting, among them a bill saw him as a sort of threat to the stan- colleges, trade shows and conventions the issues Monday, April 11 at 6 p.m. in submitted by Ron Bates dealing with dard educational' system in England. the Jaggers Room of the Powell on four continents. postage stamps. Due to his abilities. Eagles was able to All to only one unfavorable review, as Building in lieu of the SA elections to be pick up answers from his fellow held the next day. Students have a constant need for far as he can remember. students. But the young Eagles - who At a nightclub in New York. DM Students may vote for the candidates stamps, said Bates, and the bill which first discovered his talent as a 13-year- Devine. coach of pro football's Green passed uananimously requests that old - soon learned that even ESP comes of their choice from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. stamps be sold at the check cashing Bay Packers, wrote a question for Tuesday. April 12 at the information office, the information desk or the with a few strings attached. Eagles asking how the team would fare desk in the Powell Building. Chris He picked up both the right and wrong in the upcoming season. Kremer and Tim Butler are running on bookstore. answers. "I told him they would do okay, but the Insomniac Party ticket, and Mark The Student Rights and Respon- For all his mental trouble, he would when they played New York, they were Hester and Maria Domenech head the sibilities Committee is working on receive a smack, courtesy of the going to get beat." said the hypnotist. Unity Party. another 24-hour open lobby proposal, it teacher's cane. "I used to get caned all "So. the next day. on the back page of Kremer. a junior accounting major, is was reported, along with another sur- the time." he recalled. "I didn't want to the Milwaukee Sentinel Is the headline. chairman of the Senate Students Rights vey, (which will be computer-analyzed) be different. I wanted to be like Psychic doesn't score well with Dan and Responsibilities Committee and a lo determine student opinion on open everybody else." Devine.' " member of Collegiate Pentacle, the lobbies. Evidently, his parents wished the Laying aside such memories, Eagles senior honorary association. ■» same for their son claims he loves what he does and has a Sen. Don McNay's proposal to change My mother still says I should get a wonderful time, adding "It beats A junior business management petition procedures for Senate elections normal Job." he said. "VVhenever I driving a bus." major. Hester is the chairman of the was tabled until next week. McNay leave to do a show, she asks. 'Are you But. he also looks at his profession in Public Relations Committee and vice proposed that students wishing to run going to do that silly thing with the broader terms. If pressed by a president of the Pershing Rifles. for Senate be required to have only 15 silver dollars over your eyes again?" questioner. Student Senate also announced at its signatures of full-time students rather Why doesn't Eagles use a regular "Life." concluded the fun-loving Tuesday meeting that the third annual than 30. blindfold for his act? The showman says Eagles, "is nothing more than an on- arts and crafts fair will be held Thurs the reason is slmnle. going hypnosis show." day, April It. with proceeds, going to ' A bill Which would have required I the Scotia jscholarShipr , students to Save the signatures of 50 full- ' The fair will be held in the meditation time students, submitted by Jamjjs chapel plaza and will feature artwork, Sleed, was defeaieu wneu W did not Periscope jewelry, candles, crafts, plants, etc. for receive a two-thirds majority vote. The campaigns of theca«dlda«sefor editorials v-v- browsing or for buying. Accoustical Student Association President are in acws»featarfs.. 3-5 Three senators were sworn in AT the sports.. groups will be performing at the chapel (photo by STEVE BROWN, full swing. For details of the two from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and in the Ravine meeting in order to fill vacant Senate parties' positions on the Issues, read orfanlutkMi. t that night, weather permitting. seats: Rick Davis, College of Business; No. the hypnotist Gil Eagles, has not been caught in his trick. Actually, Eagles is the platforms on page 5. arts. — 10-11 Centerboard announced at the Mike Borgman, College of Applied Arts telling the audience what is written on the piece of paper he is holding over his 10-11 Tuesday meeting that the Crusaders, a and Technology; and Rita Tompkins, head. The notes, written by-audience, participants, were both read and answered jazz-rock group, will perform Wed- College of Law Enforcement." by Eagles, who directed his answer to the note-writer. 17 P»9» 2/vol. 57/No. 28 Th« Eastern Pro&rsts Thurid«v. Ap.il 12. 1979 Editorial University sees traffic violators as 'guilty until proven innocent9 One of the main reasons the their parking and traffic tickets by is then that person's responsibility colonials revolted against the British going to court and presenting their to prove his or her innocence. back in the 1770's was because they side of the story. They can do this There has been some recent felt they were not getting fair before the ticket is paid. controversy about the Appeals treatment under the law. The Division of Public Safety has Board and the quality of the The early settlers of the United seen it fit to not allow a person to prosecution. Testimony by some of States felt so strongly about law and appeal a ticket until after he or she the security officers has been justice that they were willing to fight has paid for the ticket. questioned for its relevance toward to get it. Once their independence Paying for the ticket in any city in a case. had been won, the laws that were the country is the same as an Richard Robinson, one of two written protected the citizens of the admission of guilt. Paying for the counsels provided by the Student new country. , ticket at the University is the only Association for students charged Throughout the country the laws way to get an appeal hearing. with University infractions, recently have been made so as to protect the If by paying for the ticket the criticized security officers of citizen. Remember, a person is person has all but admitted guilt, bringing up unrelated pending innocent until proven guilty. how does that person expect to get a criminal charges at the hearing. There is one place where this does fair appeal? The Appeals Board is made up of not hold true: Eastern Kentucky two faculty members, two staff University. After the person pays for the members and two students. There At the University a person is ticket, he or she may go before the have been charges that often times guilty until proven innocent. Appeals Board and try to get their these members are not all there for There is a difference. In most of money back. There is red tape the hearings. In many cases, the the country it is up to the state to before the person can appeal charges continue, only three prove the guilt of the person being though. members of the board are present. charged for a crime. At the Within 10 days of paying for the Dale Warren, chief court justice University the responsibility rests ticket the person is required to send of the Student Court began this with the person to prove his a letter requesting an appeal. If the school year on the board. After he innocence. letter is not sent within that time, submitted an editorial to the There are names for these types of there is no hope for an appeal. Progress he was asked to resign. prosecution. The type employed by If the ticket is not paid within The editorial was opposed to the the country as a whole is called seven days the cost increases by $5. system used in appeals. accusitorial. The letter must tell the Appeals The system used,by the University Board why the person feds they has one simple purpose; that is to The form of law and prosecution should be allowed to appeal their discourage persons from appealing used by the University is called ticket. If the Appeals Board doesn't tickets. inquisitional. feel the individual has enough to go The purpose of an Appeals Board The area where the University is on, the appeal is denied. and a system of appeals should be to most guilty of this practice involves If the person doesn't agree with give individuals the opportunity to traffic and parking tickets. the decision of the Appeals Board at get a fair hearing. Here a person who receives a this point, they may send another' People should not have to pay ticket has the right to appeal that letter which the Appeals Board may before they appeal. It is a violation ticket. That right to appeal comes again turn down. To quote J.R.R. of their Constitutional rights as after the person has paid the ticket. Tolkein, "the road goes ever on and citizens of the United States. All Throughout the country persons on." people are innocent until proven are given the opportunity to appeal If a person is granted an appeal it guilty. Elizabeth 'Last week Palmer-Ball was one of those Never again weeks' Read the platforms and vote political philosophies and dumb Tuesday, April 17 is elections for service board and a 24 hour open This is a poor falacy. True, Last week was one of those One of my staff writers actually jokes? Some people just don't know Student Association president and lobby are just a few of the issues. student senate doesn't have any real weeks. (You may have noticed that I had the nerve to come up in the when they are beaten. vice president. This week's Progress is carrying power, they have been instrumental had no column last week). I was to office and eat carrots and celery The worst, however is yet to This year there are two sets of the platforms of the candidates and in several areas of concern to the point that if one more person sticks in front of me while I was come. Three times last week I was candidates running for the posi- all are advised to read these and then students, most notably is extended had the gall to come into the office stuffing my face with doughnuts. cheated out of my morning Tab tions. Last year only one set of decide upon the candidate for whom open house hours. looking cheerful and alert I was A certain sports editor on this break by a vending machine that ate candidates ran and there was a to vote. The senate has been able to work going to throw my typewriter at publication got highly irritated at my money. On top of that, one definite lack of competition. And all students who are eligible with and through administration in them. me for not giving him four pages sadistic cigarette machine stole my Without competition there is no should vote. order to get these things accom- This week doesn't promise to be last week. He already has more last fifty cents and gave me no way of really hearing how the Any member of the Student plished. much better; at least I am pages than any other editor, except nicotine in return. candidates stand on the various Association is eligible to vote and Both sets of candidates have consistent. I guess like many of you for me. So on the basic principle One of the biggest gripes that I issues. any full-time student at the experience in the workings of out there I have a tendency to put that I am managing editor and he is have, however, is some of the This year's campaign has been University is a member of the student government. off everything until the last minute. merely sports editor there was no secretaries in the administrative highlighted by a debate between the Student Association. While it is against Progess policy Sound familiar? As a result this does way that I was going to give him one offices on this campus who say that candidates. Here the issues came out There has always been a certain to endorse either of the candidates, cause problems when everything is of mine. In other words sheer the person they work for is too busy and were discussed by those people apathy about student government it is this paper's stand that everyone due, and I still have my normal meanness. to return my call. I mean it isn't like seeking election. on campus. Students seem to feel should study the platforms of the work load to cope with. A member of a group doing a my time isn't valuable too. So they There are more than just two sets that student government doesn't candidates and most importantly all All of this adds up to the fact that project that I was participating in get paid more and have a title. I pay of candidates though, there are two have the power to do any effective students should take the lime to vote my mood is less than friendly. slept through her alarm and showed my tuition every semester; that parties running this year: the Unity work. on Tuesday. When I am having this kind of up fifteen minutes late for the ought to count for something. Party and the insomniac Party. week I notice all the little presentation. Obviously this person Weeks like this, nothing is ever The Insomniac Party is new, this aggravating things about life that had no consideration for the other right. Lines at the bursar's window being its first year. The Unity Party never seemed to bother me at any two people in the group. Even the seem longer. Teachers seem to be was started several years ago and other time. box of doughnuts she brought up to under the impression that their class was the first "party" in student Things like big purple wads of the office did little to pacify my is the only one that you have time government, it has been the Unity gum in the water fountain tend to irritation. for. As a result, they pile on the Party which has run student senate really gross me out. People who Then there are those people who work. Deadlines come a lot sooner. for the past two years. leave their gum in water fountains do not share my political viewpoints Time for trivial things like sleep is regarding the upcoming governor's The issues for this election are the should be shot. (Maybe not shot but almost unheard of. same as the issues for the past at the very least severely beaten race. I know I am right. So why do If I had last week to do over they bother me with their silly several years. More open house about the face and neck). again, I wouldn't. hours, more stable tuition, a rider

Editor's mailbag Mark Turner * Editor Editors Note: The Progress has pressure tactics on many students, in have spent many hours with Steve fact that student government has not Jim Thomason Business Manager received several letters endorsing both attempting to pull the Unity Party in on Foster and myself dealing with issues met the needs of the average student. candidates for Student Association their coattails. Students should wake up that face the students of this campus. This uninvolvement leads to student Kli/abelh Palmer-Ball Managing Editor president and vice president. Dae to and face issues, rather than choosing on Mark and Maria also have worked in apathy toward every aspect of Sarah Warren News Editor limited apace, only one letter of en- bright posters and cheap beer. After all, student government all year and not University life. Lisa Renshaw Cily Editor dorsement is being run for each can- where do priorities lie? just the month before the Student Butler calls attention to a serious Ken Tingle) Sports Editor didate. Association elections. Whereas some problem. We should have some means Cinny Eager Features Editor Editor. Dale Warren Chief Justice - Student Court candidates might be interested in of taking advantage of all of the positive I .arry Bernard Arts Editor Having known Chris Kremer and Tim student government to build up their aspects of college life. If student Butter for two years, I feel confident in resume: I honestly feel that Mark and government spent more time attending Robin Pater Organizations Editor saying that they are the best Candida tea Editor. Maria actually care about students. to the needs of the students, perhaps the Dieter Carlton «. Staff Artist for the offices of president and vice It is an honor and pleasure for me to I would hope that students will take "sleeping giant" could be awakened. Scott Mindrum , -.. Circulation Manager president of the Student Association. have the opportunity to endorse Mark things into consideration and elect Mark James Biaso Betty Ann Coins Advertising Chris and Tim are diligent and suc- Hester and Maria Domenech for Hester and Maria Domenech for Bxl78Todd cessful young men. They are explicit Student Association president and vice Student Association president and vice 625-5281 orators and strong leaders. They have president. president. Believe me, they deserve it. Member of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia Scholastic shown themselves outstanding in Mark and Maria are not only Sincerely, Press Association and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. academics, honor and service societies, colleagues in student government but John Cooper Represented for national advertising by the College Advertising Sales and and the Student Senate. Their in- also close friends as well. These two S. A. Vice President Hypnotized Service. Inc.. Chicago, III. novative campaign to "Wake the individuals have outstanding leadership Student Regent Published each Thursday during the regular school year except for Sleeping Giant" is the solution ability. Mark served this 'year as Editor. vacation and examination periods at Eastern Kentucky University by necessary to inspire this potentially chairman of the Public Relations I just had to write the Progress authority of the Board of Regents through the Student Publications Board. strong campus. Chris and Tim are Committee and Maria served as Awaken concerning a really enjoyable evening Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or ether signed^ sincere, honest.- and sincerely con- enairman of the Academic Affairs 5 at the Gil Eagles Show April 5th...Mr. writers and do not necessarily represent the views of this university. Ad- cerned about the issues they propose in Committee and also as vice president the 'Giant Eagles made a believer out of me after vertising appearing as this newspaper is intended to help the reader buy. 1 seeing'the ESP portion of his show. Any false or misleading advertising should tw^. ~4 to the Business their campaigdW8**\ 1 : ftewn the for the Student Government A s—atalii . °~»f Editor, . . J v ability )o handle nreaaure anfrdrtaC: -'■"-—--xy. Both of these people have I am writing in regatu * a f-jt The part of thje show ^.._1 ~- xp- Manager. The H ..Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building. Second class issues skcMruu; « tne debates between been very &'.'.„..* in their efforts in editorial written in the March 29 paper, nosis was absolutely hilarious and kept ~*Uge pa|d at Richmond. Ky. 40475. the candidates. I feel that for both of Student Senate as well as other ac- by Urn Butler. < me'wiping tears away throughout the it Kentucky University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action rices to be filled well, their active voice tivities Butler makes an excellent point "in his performance. * employ ei* and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex. is the ticket on Tuesday, April 17th I would guess the most important article. Apathy has overcome the The eleven brave "subjects" did a national origin or handicap In the admission to-or participation In, any I would also like to address the thing to look at when considering who to campus, and one of the worst per- great job (Kevin was funny too). I hope educational program or activity which it conducts. Any complaint arising by manner in which the campaigns have support for leadership of student petrators of this is student government. Mr. Eagles will come back to Eastern reason of alleged discrimination should be directed in writing to Dr. been conducted. Chris and Tim have government is. do the candidates have a Student goverment has not made soon and that everyone who missed this Rebecca Rroaddus. Affirmative Action Officer. Million House. EKU. run a simple, direct campaign. The real interest in students and are they students feel like they are a part of the adventure will catch the next one. Campus telephone number C22-I2M. willing to work? Hester and Domenech Elaine Miller leaders of the Student Association have University community. The "sleeping Secretary, POL Dept. been terribly one-sided, using high- fill these qualities Completely. They giant." as Butler calls it, stems from the s T ■Mi Pagl 3/VoJ. b7/No. 28 !: Tha EaMam Progr** Thursday. Apr!" 12.197* News/Features Occupational therapy 'gambles' for majors By I.ISBETH KEF.FE student with higher grades from the questionnaire which includes points that Guest Writer program. The department allows only are correlated with the applicant's There's a place in the world 25 students to enter the program per GPA year. For a gambler "What we're saying is that you don't Fran Boggess, 21, a senior in oc- There's a burden that only have to break your behind to get in." cupational therapy from New Rich- He can bear commented Perkins. mond, Ohio, feels the process is unfair. Dan Fogelberg might not have had the If a student is not accepted into the "Grades shouldn't be everything, but Occupational Therapy department in program there are some options. One is they are important. The department mind when these words were written, should interview applicants and con- but they seem to apply. to change majors. sider other aspects such as volunteer The . department chooses those According to Perkins this is not dif- work in the field." students who are to continue in the ficult with the limited hours ac- program by random selection. cumulated at that time. Beginning next Another occupational therapy major, An occupational therapy major is year, the department will make its Connie Frankenstein. 21, a junior, sees considered for' acceptance into the decisions at the end of the first semester some merit in the selection system. "I of the sophomore year. don't think it's a great system, but it program at the end of the sophomore does allow those with a natural talent in year. The refused student may try again To be considered, a student must have with the next class of applicants or the field to progress. Not everyone can a 2.5 GPA and at least a "C" in all appeal the decision to a board composed show their true ability on tests. If it supporting courses. The selections are of faculty members. wasn't for them downplaying grades so made randomly, "almost like drawing Any student who has not been ac- much, maybe I would not have made it names from a hat," according to cepted may appeal immediately to the though, and if I had high grades and Feralith Perkins, a part-time instructor department, according to Perkins. didn't make it I'm sure I'd be upset." in the program, who also stated that Other schools offer different ad- Department Chairman Dorothy grades are not a criterion. mission procedures. Jeffery declined to be questioned. (•dote by OOUO FNUCHTENICHT) This selection process enables The decisions may be made from According to Perkins the department Positions students with a low or minimum grade interviews, exams, and grades. Western has no plans to institute a change in the point to be admitted while prohibiting a Michigan University uses a subiective selection process Sleep comes easily after a long day of classes and the facility and demonstrate, 'with ease', the feasibility of Powell Building supplies the right atmosphere and furniture sleeping two on one couch. for a lazy day. These two students take advantage of the Vote in SA presidential elections Tuesday When student government elections The candidates you can vote for are take place this Tuesday, many people Chris Kremer and Tim Butter of the Coles may not vote because they don't know Insomniac Party, Mark Hester and Everyone has the proper procedure. For anyone who Maria Domenech of the Unity party, or falls into that category, this article is for a write-in candidate. You«nust vote for you. both candidates on one party's ticket. Raymond Voting will take place Tuesday. April If the President elected is hot a 17. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the second Kentucky resident, a special election problems with floor of the Powell Building in front of must be held for a student member on the information desk. Only full time the Board of Regents. M.D. students are eligible to vote. You must This Tuesday, get out to the polls and De feet present your I.D. to the person working vote for the candidate who you think will the table, then you will be handed a best guide our student government for the feet the upcoming year. ballot. summer hours digging out splinters for weddings, funerals and other Every one of us will have at least that put out a thick oily sweat that can go sour, more or less like milk, from under caluses, which is painful celebrations. temporary foot problems. Some go for you and difficult for us. The Leaving the toes free helps through life with smelly feet and and smell just rotten. Some people put out more, apocrine sweat than other is that one can get worms prevent toe nail trouble. If you have never know it unless told by others. through the skin of the feet which ever suffered from an infected The foot has four arches, not one. others. It can smell right through your shoes. (in very tiny form) get into the blood ingrown tocnail you know why they People Poll Two arc from front to back, and stream, circulate to the intestine, are called "nails." Just imagine a two are side to side. compete for food and leave the red hot nail being hammered into Hv IM1NNA BUNCH This all may be very vulgar, but it Staff Writer is real and it is not unmentionable victims lying around on cabin your toe by a hammer the weight of The foot is an amazing marvel of your body two thousand times a engineering. Although made of because there is a fine fancy word porches starving and scratching, just day!! Believe me keeping the nails Are you actively supporting either of the student senate presidential - vice for it-bromidrosis. You can use like in L'il Abner. ■resMratial slain* Why or why nat? bones, ligaments, tendons and other trimmed and even (not rounded) hard or tough structural compo- THAT word in any company. I will save us some hassle here and state When you consider what a pays off. If you do it after a bath or nents, it acts like an incredibly beating the foot takes it is clear that shower they will be soft, it will be complex and subtle spring. There thai bromidrosis does not qualify anyone to live off campus! it doesn't need to be squeezed into easy, and you won't spray the hard' was a slow motion shot of running shoes that are too small. On the little chips around the bedroom and feet in the TV. publicity for the Obviously, moist heat favors the other hand, don't let anyone sejl you onto your roommate. Getting Montreal Olympics. I give you my bacterial action that promotes' a shoe that is too long in order to get someone's toenail chip in the face is word it looked like slapping a pair bromidrosis. So DRY feet (sandals, the proper width, because the one of the less publicized but of socks full of jello on the ground! fresh dry socks twice a day) is a looseness will cause chafing, and the common sexual turnoffs. Spouses Unbelievable. help. Shoes should be rotated, so toes will jam up in the front of the have told me so! they dry out every other day, and shoe and lose their proper leverage If there were space, there's lots Add to that the (very gross) they should be sprayed inside with a MINIMUM estimates that we walk as well as tend to develop bunyons. more to say about feet. The effect of foot deodorizer. A foot bath daily is Too high heels will do the same walking and running on hard flat a thousand miles a year and put our essential, with thorough drying weight on EACH FOOT two thing, it is like jamming your fingers surfaces, for instance, or warts on especially between the toes. Plain down into a funnel. the sole of the foot, or foot injuries. thousand times a day, and you denatured (rubbing) alcohol wiped appreciate the remark "how fearful- In. fact podiatrists spend their lives over the feet (and toes) and then air Since the heel strikes the ground caring for the ills that feet are heir ly and wonderfully are we made." I dried helps a lot. first, shoe heels should be WIDE, mean after all we sit on our bottoms to. Stay away from foot lotions. to spread the shock, and preferably But there isn't that kind of space. many hours a day, but there is no They just add to the greasiness. be of hard rubber, for cushioning. wa> our bottoms could stand a If a great wave of public interest I am opposed to running around The best shoes, space shoes - that results in mailbags of requests to the beating like that! sort. They are kind to your heels and The skin over the foot is like any barefoot. Apart from the fact that it editors of the Progress, I'll write tends to perpetuate the "barefoot let your toes spread to grip the some more about feet. Just put skin in that it produces sweat. There ground and give proper leverage. are sweat glands for ordinary thin Kentucky" myth there are two "Progress" on the envelope and reasons. One is splinters-sometimes You should consider using them for leave it at the campus mail room. watery sweat, and also as in the everyday, and save the high fashion armpit there are apocrine glands it seems that we spend half our Somehow, I doubt it! Verl 'I wish you love. Wilkinson And I will always Friends love you.'

people invest in their lovers (or the overwhelming need in me overpow- While I'm setting the record You see, I feel that I am only half ers my fear of pain and I try it again. of a whole. I feel unfulfilled, pursuit thereof) to my friends. straight on definitions, let's look at I believe very strongly in the It is for that reason alone that I another word about which there is a frustrated and incomplete. 1 feel BEATY MAHAN ultimate test of friendship. "And dread this time of the year. Almost ( pnotot by STEVE BROWN) great amount of confusion. Again a those things because I am not in here is how to measure it—the everyone else is looking forward to Mike Kelley. junior-marketing. simple word, this time, it's love. I am one of the unfortunate graduation or summer vacation. 1, Melinda Miller. Junior-special few who possess an extremely greatest love is shown when a person education. Fort Knox. Toledo, oio. friendship. lays down his life for his friends." — on the other hand, dread what must "Yes. because the people I Friendship is "the state of being intense inborn need to be needed "Yes. because I know the John 15:13 L.B. surely be the end of some truly people running and I think they'll know in that are probably the attached to another by affection or and loved. Obviously, 1 haven't had the beautiful friendships. do a good job." most qualified - Kremer and esteem." Affection, you will recall, I let myself, fall in love only once, chance to prove my friendship for So to all of my friends who, for Butter." is defined as "fond feeling." 1 think so far. When that happened, I was anyone in that manner. I am one reason or another, do not return Jerry Sloan. fresh m a n- most people pretty well fill that part ' undecided. Fleming. Barbara Parker, freshman- younger, more naive, still hopelessly confident, however, that if the need to school-goodbye. If we never undrckled. Berea of the definition. However, there is romantic and I still believed in fairy "No. I don't know much about or chance arose, 1 could meet the cross paths again, carry with you the it. I haven't kept up with it." "No. I have really been super MORE to the definition. Esteem is tales. In other words, I committed challenge. knowledge that my one-time pledge busy. I just haven't had the defined as "to set a high value on: and dedicated myself with reckless Often enough I have moved and of friendship "dames a life-time time." regard highly and prize according- abandon. The three years of, intense left all of my friejjale-bej^ind. Always guarantee. If you remember me, ly.-" There is where so many people Peggv Beaty. freshman-nitrslnK. Don lieu, sophomore - business pain I felt when the relationship there is a cb/HV * J'" write and please remember mejfondly. Re- Albany. £ farf-shori, crumbled, .culminated in a "suicide 4 administration. Ljouinvllte. dJe'll .stay in touch," of "I'll come member,*i&*9f »~- If^Hkxln't tell "No. I don't know that much "No. Although I will vote, mi Perhaps my father's familiar attempt. Except fp^.the Hand of visit. Our relationship'ts-tooj^ong- you often .enough, that I love you about it." - :X ..' -..• •. t not supporting either actively admonition is, indeed, the truth. He God, I would have succeeded-but for us to allow it to die." Ancroffen very much. -* ■ ■■ mainly because i don't Know all constantly informs me, ' "Son, that's another storyiThe moral is enough 1 have been forced to realize To sum it up, "I hope life treats- Shane Mahan, )«alar-law en- that much about the two parties." that I learned my lesson. " , you kind. And I hope that you have forcement. Louisville. you'/e too serious." I do take things that usually that is not the case. "Yes. I'm supporting Maria. I seriously. Friendship is one of those < all that you've ever dreamed of. I Sharon Harris, freshman-soclnl * Since then, any time I feel even Whenever 1 lose a friend, I lose know her. She's pretty good. I work. Frankfort things. the slightest tug at my heart I run part of myself. Some of my losses wish you joy and happiness. But think she'll do a good job (or the above all of this I wish you love. "No. I just haven't had time to There Is good reason for the depth like a scared rabbit. It's cowardly, have been so gteat that I considered school. get involved." I'll admit, but it works! never becoming close to anyone else And I will always love you." - of my emotional involvement with . Dolly Parton / my friend^. So I channel the energy that rnpst ever again. But eventually, the - fmf 4/Vo) 57/N*. 28 The Ennm Profran Thurxtoy. Ap.il 12. 1978

Ad(dress)ing the questions VW\\ Savfc. ar about women's clothes J^ Hi Bv STEVEN D. LYONS prints with shawl collars with an addage being accompanied with scarves, Staff Writer of lace around the pockets or neck are gloves, and hats. Almost anything goes sure shoe-ins for any women's war- with these suits. What should you wear? Where should drobe What does all of this add up to? you wear it? How should you wear it, They can be worn to the office, on a Femininity. Women are tired of giving with accessories, or the plain but picnic, to the country club, to the golf way to the men's stiffer, tailored lines. sophisticated look? How should your course, any place where you prefer to be Women now want soft, flowy lines, with hair look? Should it be up or down or cool and comfortable. They're great materials that offer sophistication, curled? with a pair of sandals or canvas pumps something to catch a man's attention. These are just a few of the many Accordian pleats (like anything Materials are ranging from plain thousands of questions -that .go pleated) are debuting into the market. cotton for everywear to lace and chiffon through a woman's mind while getting Some may call it the circular skirt, for dressier wear, to tweeds and nubby dressed. however, no matter what you call it. cloth for that 'business look.' For starters let's look at shirts. The they are very fashionable. Women are no longer dominated by collars have all been redefined. The polyester garb. Designers have smaller the collar the more fashionable. searched the market places of Europe Resides making the collar smaller they and come up with as many materials as have done a lot of reshaping. Clothes you have moods. Today's world is The long pointed collar has been cut demanding and the materials can take down lo size. In the same cutting motion what you have to offer. A tot. even the designers have also trimmed the collar Cents more expensive suits, can be hand into a circular, rounded feature. laundered and many can even go in the The button down collar has also found Granted, some girls may think it washer. its way into women's wardrobes. makes them took more rounded then Accessories of varied assortments are Designers have monopolized on this and what they are but you can easily get adding nice eyecatching and con- came up with a variety of different around it by choosing an appropriate versation pieces to a woman's clothes. If styles from which to choose. A lot of the color you're lucky, grandma's old chest is shorter collars are accentuated with For instance, if you're thin you can loaded with much of these pieces. buttons The buttons range from wood to get by with wearing the new assortment Jeweled collar bars are adding their pressed-mit sea shells. Any button will of plaids. On the other hand if you feel own little enchantment to clothing. The do. as long as it's on the collar. you're just too much for a plaid, why not smaller collared shirts can be pulled in What about skirts? Skirts have made go for a pinstripe. This will have a nice tightly and fixed to stay with one of their way into women's everyday wear. thinning effect. Also steer away from these. One designer says it adds No longer do they have to hang in the whites and beiges. These make you distinction. The collar bar seems to be closet until Sunday or for that special took bigger than you actually are. Shop taking as much hold as did the stick pin occasion. Skirts are big for spring, so for the more conservative colors. No a few years ago jump in one! They're comfortable but longer is spring limited to the pastels. You can also use those stick pins to classic and so versatile. Even shorts, once shaded in blues and dress your lapels, cuffs, handbags, hats In the 60's skirts were very un- pinks and whites are coming out in or any other apparel you own. Just functionable. They were short and hard more toned down colors. because they're not selling as big as a to get around in decently. But that has If you find a skirt with pleats but you few years ago. doesn't mean you can't .ill changed, SVirts are longer and can feel too fallish in the darker shades put them lo good use. Be thrifty with be worn nicely in any environment lighten it up with a lacy, feminine top of what you own. without much hassle. white or pastels. Be inventive, it's In essence, the women's clothing Designers are also reshaping and becoming more and more of a woman's industry is making a lot of changes. adding variations to them. Skirts with world so use it to your advantage. They're bringing a touch of femininty to slits are big for spring. A slit up the The layered look has carried over everything you wear. Like I said, it's back, a slit up the side, a slit up the from fall The "Annie Hall" look is still becoming more and more of a woman's front. or dual slits are all showing in the fashionable for spring. Women's world so capture it with the right attire. line-ups summer suits with jackets and vests are Clothing cents can help capture lifestyle Dresses are back too! Soft floral showing up a lot of places. These are you earn. Newsbriefs : KCSSW convenes on campus Health Systems Clerkship, SITES - 79 offered By MARKITA SIIEI.BI'KNE History at the University of Kentucky diversified world. students .-who have completed the . "• " " SUfl Writer and Dr. Bosemarie B. Bogal, Ph.D.. -The unique positions ef groups such as The University of Kentucky College of Kentucky .tyhp wUl work, with a faculty pjnior 'T*«r requirements" In 'the i Assistant Professor of Social Work at Appalachians, parolees, single parents, Allied Health Professions offers two proctor In conducting a community Murray State University. homosexuals, physically handicapped, programs to senior and graduate assessment and conduct a special following programs are eligible'. B.S Last Friday and Saturday. April 6 and Caudill who spoke at the opening mentally handicapped, women, juvenile students, a Health Systems Clerkship project Housing and a $5 food per day Nursing. Community Health. Dietetics. 7. the Kentucky Coalition of Student session of the conference on Friday delinquents, and various ethnic groups and SITE-79. Both are open to allowance is provided. Health Care Administration. Health Social Workers (KCSSW) held a con- Records Administration. Medical morning, centered his talk on some were discussed in the workshops. University students who must register SfTE-79 runs from June 18 to July 27. ference on Campus. Approximately 200 eastern Kentucky and other sections of Displays were open to the participants for three credit hours in independent Technology, and Rehabilitation. Health people, students and college faculty In this experience, five students are Record Technology students who haver central Appalachian social pathologies on both Friday and Saturday. They study at the University. assigned each faculty. In addition to the from all the colleges in Kentucky, at- developed in the last forty years. He included a Black History slide The Health* Systems Clerkship is completed the freshman year may tended the conference included the possiblity of repairing presentation, social work graduate offered from May 14 to June 8. Students above experiences, students work with apply. Clinical Psychology and Social alternatives. school displays, advocate group will be assigned to an interdisciplinary clients in health care delivery in work students must have a bac- A non-profit organisation including primary care settings. calaureate degree and be enrolled in student social work associations and Dr. Bogal spoke on the professionally displays and Appalachian Culture health team of seven students in rural moral and ethical problems faced by displays. graduate school. clubs from all over the state, the KCSSW These courses are offered on a P-F holds such a conference each year. social workers as well as their human An International dinner was offered 38th Annual Easter Sunrise approach In her Saturday afternoon the participants on Friday night in part basis. Interested students may pick up The conference theme for tins year an application form from Mrs. C. was: "Human Diversity: Appreciation address. She spoke of the dilemmas in of the celebration of the differences service scheduled situations which do and do not present between humans. The dinner was Denny. Associate Dean of Allied Health and Celebration of Differences." The The University announces that its 38th the Reverend Dale Atkins. Campus, and Nursing. Row lett 203A. speakers and workshops concentrated problems to the social worker. sponsored by the International Student Annual Easter Sunrise service will be minister for the Baptist Student Center, on the differences in minority The workshops, which were held on Union. will bring the benediction Friday and Saturday mornings and held in Van Peursem Pavilion April 15 populations. The two-day conference was con- at 7 a.m. The public is invited. The conference featured iwo keynote afternoons, concerned seven separate cluded on Saturday night at a banquet in Personal minority groups and their problems in a The Reverend Larry Buskirk. pastor speakers. Harry Caudill. Professor of the Keen Johnson Building. of the First United Methodist Church. Auroras on sale Health seminars Richmond, will bring the message on The 1979 AURORA, student art and "The Easter Apparition." literary magazine, is now available. set Mexican travel program slated The Reverend Eugene Strange, Copies may be purchased at the minister of the United Methodist University Store or in the office of Dr. Two seminars for health personnel The Department of Foreign classroom instruction during the requirement. Campus Center (Wesley Foundation) languages is conducting its annual student's stay in Mexico. The group will William Sutton. Wallace 133. have been announced by the College of Participating students will be will bring the Call to Worship and Derek Allied Health at the University. The Mexico Travel Study Program during focus Its activities primarily in Mexico awarded three semester hours of un- the Spring Intersesston (May 14-June 8). 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Hester and Domenech (•ftoto By SCOTT ADAMS) Kremer and Butler (pnoto by SCOTT ADAMS) Politics, promises and pleas from the SA candidates Unity stresses communication Insomniac ready for 'giant' step working together can we achieve The previous short notes are the Wake up Eastern, somebody's organizations. "We see it as the big Chris Kremer is a junior Account- Mark Hester positive results. My name is Maria the thoughts that Maria and myself drowning. And all you nave, to do is limber to Eastern students when ing major from Troy, Ohio who has You know I had a hard time Domenech and I'm running for have put down on the back page of look in the mirror to see who the going to bat against University a 3.8 GPA. He has been involved sleeping the other night because Vice President of the Student our platform for all of Eastern to victim is. As a student at "The problems. It could also go a long with the Senate for two years now, for the first time in my life I'm Association read. We are enthusiastically Campus Beautiful" you no doubt way towards knocking down some and also sits as a student faced with a challenge which I We WUI: striving after something which we have confidence in the workings of of the political walls which have representative on the Council on have never experienced. I know 1. Be there really believe in. Student Government. The Insom- existed in the past." Academic Affairs. Kremer is also I'm not a politician; I'm just me. Around campus and in the office- Maria and myself have had a niac Party, however, feels that there The Insomniac Party also attacks involved in several other clubs, Yet, for over a year I have been longer. total of three years in Student is a glaring lack in the present ability the apparent lack of controversy in organizations and honoraries, as involved with this and I've seen 2. Communicate with you Association here at Eastern. and performance of Student Gov- the weekly Student Senate meetings. well as having debated for Eastern what it can do and what it can't do. Newsletters, radio, newspaper, Maria, a sophomore in speech and ernment. Chris Kremer and Tim Kremer, chairman of the Student for two years. Tim Butler is a junior I'll be darned, it works! Student letters, word of mouth. communications, did such an ef- Butler are two students who Rights and Responsibilities Commi- Economics major from Dayton, Government works! It works 3. Represent you fective job her first year as a recognize this weakness, and are tee, commented that "Let's face it, Ohio who carries a 3.95 GPA. Tim because you believe in it and give it Speak your side - there are other student senator on the Student running for president and vice a campus with the sheer numbers has been a Senator for over a year, is a chance. Now it's up to Maria and people to speak the other side. Rights and Responsibilities president of the Student Association that Eastern has is not going to be a former member of the Council on me; we believe in it, and we believe 4. Continue existing services Committee that she was asked to in an attempt to solve it. totally lacking of differing opinions; Adademic Affairs and the Student- in you. And that's great! My name Free University, survival assume chairmanship of the Chris and Tim believe that one of over 13,000 people don't think Teacher evaluation committee. But- is Mark Hester and I'm running for handbook, book exchange, door-to- Academic Affairs Committee for the problems of representation at alike. But that's the impression one ler currently sits on the Faculty President of Student Association. door night, arts & crafts fair, fresh- the past year. Eastern is a lack of any unifying gets by attending a Senate meeting." Welfare & Development Commit- man record, student government body; one that could serve as a Kremer and Butler stressed that if tee, and is also involved in other Maria Domenech pamphlet, off-campus housing I, Mark Hester, have been the common voice for all of the elected, they would invite and organizations as well as being a It has been many years since I've advisor. Public Relations chairperson for students. While the Student Senate, welcome student senators who have former debater at Eastern. felt butterflies as strongly as I do 5. Involve you Student Association this year, as Men's and Women's Interdorm, a different view on pertinent Kremer commented that "we've now, but then, never before have I University committee ap- well as a delegate to SGAK. We IFC, Panhellenic, and all clubs and matters. been trying to run a campaign which tried for a position as important as pointments, senate committees, understand the channels between organizations are vital and necessary The Insomniac Party cites a all the students can relate to. We this is to both myself and the and campus activities. the students and the ad- facets to EKU, what is needed is a number of relevant student prob- admit that we're not the epitome of student body. Two years of in- We will work for: ministration and know the powers body to unite and consolidate all lems, issues which have related to "professional" politicians, but we volvement in Student Government of Student Association as it student voices. Eastern Inc., a students at Eastern for years now. make no apologies for it. As a has left me with a deep respect for 1. Committee deaths represents students. unique concept of student represen- Included is the apparent desire of president, 1 can only pledge my total the office of Vice President of the 24-hour open area (4 year There are many minor issues on tation, could serve in thai capacity. students for extended lobby hours. effort in an honest and hard-work- Student Association. cadaver); rider service board campus which frustrate students to Butler explains that: "A single Chris mentioned that the bill which ing administration." I'm venturing after something (needs resuscitation) no end such as: athletic facilities arrow is easily broken, but not a he proposed to the Senate concern- Butler added, "While the Unity that I really believe in; I know how 2. Lower (stabilise) tuition not open on weekends, relation- bundle of arrows. Chris and I ing extended hours has run into Party has served its purpose, we feel much work it's going to be. But If increase has to come, we'll ships between students and envision Eastern Inc. serving as a some early trouble. "I feel that an it's time to move on to stronger that's okay; that's okay because I work to make it gradual. We want security, relationships between the bundle of arrows for all of the organization such as Eastern Inc. challenges and deeper commit- believe I can doit. Mark and I have to keep you here as long as we can. student body and Richmond, students when they're faced with a could have increased the bill's ments. I urge all students to vote worked with one another and I 3. Registration simplification registration hassles, lack of en- common problem in need of a chances of passing 100V*. Unfor- Insomniac April 17 to disband the know we can work together. That's It's complicated, it can be tertainment and good speakers, solution. After all, above everything tunately, it ran into some political country club atmosphere which has important because it takes easier; we will research one card lack of a 24-hour open area, else-we're all Eastern Kentucky and administrative problems. But prevailed in past administrations. everyone working together in order to fill out instead of five. parking problems, etc. University students." Expanding on we're still working on it." Other By keeping our ears to the ground, to do the things that need to be 4. Improved relations The administration at Eastern Eastern Inc., Butler went on to problems mentioned are the lack of and attempting to make student done. My involvement in several With Interdorm, security, ad- will cater to our needs if they know explain that it would be a committee big name concerts and top speakers government more responsive for all campus activities have shown me ministration, Richmond police. precisely what our needs are. with representation from the Stu- at Eastern, the continual hassles students, Chris and 1 believe we can the direction that students are 5. Eastern prominence Communication between students dent Senate, Men's and Women's with security, and the shortage of take a major step towards waking going. I'll tell you, I will need you With S.G.A.K. and ASF. (at is the key issue we are dealing Interdorm, the Greek system, as athletic and academic facilities the sleeping giant named Eastern right there beside me because only state and national level) with. well as independent clubs and which students are able to utilize. Kentucky University." 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"WHERE WE DO THE SIMPLEST THING EXCEEDINGLY WELL' fn P«t* B/Vol. 57/No. 28 Tha Eaattrn Profran I hurid.y April 12. 1979 Sports McNulty beats Western in split; Blue Raiders romp KN < IIK1S KI.SBERRV sophomore tarry Breisch went the Staff Writer distance for the Colonels in a losing cause. Breisch has had hard luck so far Playing for the first time in nine days. for the Colonels. In two starts Eastern Kastern's baseball Colonels opened hasn't scored a run. losing 1-0 and 3-0 i heir OVC part of the schedule by while Breisch s ERA is a fin* 1.50. splitting two games with arch-rival "We haven't scored him a run yet," Western Kentucky and then losing a said I lissom "Yet he's gone two single game to Middle Tennessee to complete games already and got beat push their overall record to 5-6 and their both times. Hell. (Tom) Seaver can tell OVC slate to 1-2 vou about that." _ „ .lack I lissom's crew traveled down to R H E Howling Green last Saturday and behind EASTERN 000 000 0 0 2 3 the superb pitching of Tom McNulty in WESTERN 210 000 0 3 3 4 i he second game came away with a Breisch and Grudinski. LP-Breisch split, winning 4-3 after dropping the (0-2) opener 3-0. HR - none The Hilltoppers got only three hits in The ace of the Eastern staff, Tom McNulty and Grudinski WP-McNulty 12-0) i he opener, but they made them count McNulty. only allowed Western two hits storing twice in the first and once in the in posting his second win of the year, a 4- HR - none second and limited Eastern to just two :l decision in the nightcap. In 14 innings Hard luck again in the form of pit- hits in posting the 3-0 shutout. of work. McNulty has allowed only one ching hit the Colonels on Sunday. Middle Making his second start of the earned run and has a glittering earned Tennessee came to Richmond after 11-1 and 15-5 losses to Morehead and the Blue Raiders took out their anger on the Eastern pitching staff, pounding out IS hits en route to a 14-4 runaway. Starter Greg Wiseman could only I 2-3 of an inning, giving up seven runt and was a little wild as he gave up four walks and three hits. Dave Shaw could do little better as he was racked for three more runs in an inning and a 1-3. Relievers Jeff Shaw. Mark Parian {•koto by SCOTT AOAMS) and Tom Horvath finished up the game Rick Bibbins gives a demonstration on why you have to have out on this play, lite Colonels dropped two of three decisions that was really over after the first in- a quick release to be a good second baseman You also have this week to make their record 5-« overall and 1-2 in the OVC ning as Middle led 9-0 to be able to take the punishment because Bibbins was taken ~~^I^™"— pup MIDDLE 91 1 003 0 14 13 2 EASTERN 031 000 0 4 8 2 Back to back r%XZN^:iX-£z%: Tennessee wins offset Racer setback I.P Wiseman 1 -11 HR none RvCRAIG COMBS ference foe Murray Thursday and lost to Alabama on Friday 5-4. then came back SlaH Writer the Racers 5-4 One of the teams to beat Saturday to complete the sweep by The Colonels continue OVC action this in the OVC Tournament. Murray lifted beating Tennessee Tech 6-3. weekend as Austin Peay and Murray The men's tennis team took two out of its record to 10-1 with the win. Individual singles records following State invade Hughes Eield for a pair of three matches last week, raising their Eastern then traveled lo Cookeville. last week's matches show number three double-headers. The Saturday game record to 10-9 to remain on the plus side Tenn. for successive matches with singles play Rich Vandish leading the begins at 1 p.m. while the Sunday of the 500 mark North Alabama and host Tennessee squad with an 11-6 record. contest starts at noon The Colonels played host to con- Tech The Colonels edged North other individual records are: Jeff 7.inn 7-12 at number one. Kurt Heuer- man R-10 al number two. Mark Holstein H-H at number four. Bibb Landrum 10-7 Combs chosen to football al number live, and Johnny Rowletle 9-9

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Murray Invitational next Seippel takes three events as women sweep Invitational Bv MONICA KEIFKB Long Jump - 2. Walker. 16'9". 3. 2". 4. Cathy Bartlett, 110'5". also to be held al Murray. The women SUff Writer White. 18' 4 1-4"; Javelin - 1. Marie The women tracksters next meet will are the defending state champions. Geisler 1»' 1-2". 5. Teuton, 97' 9 1-2"; be this weekend at Murray for the After the championship meet the 200 meter sprint -1 Denise McCoy. 26.1, Murray State Invitational. Last week I devoted the bulk of bow not to run. Thank Cod for After that will be the Kentucky women return home for the Becky The other teams didn't stand much of 2. Rose Travis. 26.3. 4. Walker. 26.5; Boone relays to be held at the Tom my column to the fanaticism and in these saviours. I could see hope; the a chance as the (eastern's women's Discus - 3. Kathryn Merchant. 113' 2 1- women's Intercollegiate championships Samuel's Track on April 27-21. some cases the obsessions that some light at the end of the tunnel. track learn racked up 214 points to win people have with long distance I studied the book when ever I the E K II Invitation last weekend at running. Well it has happened to could (in between my possessed the Tom Samuel's track. me. stories on running). Gradually my No, I'm not that wild man that stories became shorter and less Their closest opponent was East you see run by your dorm every intense. * Tennessee Stale University which had evening at six and every morning at Soon I was able to sit down and 101 points. Mt. SI Joseph was third with 75 points followed by Berea and Ten- seven. But the guys who live in the watch television. I was able to enjoy rooms on each side of me know my such stimulating shows as "Mork nessee Tech. who were tied with 40 obsession well. and Mindy," "Supertrain" and points apiece. Asbury and Milligan I have become obsessed with "The Dukes of Hazard." brought up the rear with 27 and eight writing about long distance running. Within a week after beginning the points respectively. For the past week I have found book I felt that I no longer needed Eastern won most of the events but myself dragging my body from bed my sweats when 1 approached the according to Sandy Martin, Head Coach at the unearthly hours of five and six typewriter. I was even able to sleep of the learn. "We still need improving in the morning itching to get to my later and later each morning. and need more work." typewriter. Hurridly, I find myself And my evenings became even donning my sweats and quickly more relaxed. At nights I was finally Teri Seippel. a junior from Dayton, Ohio, was a triple winner at the meet composing fast-paced stories about able to put my typewriter case over long distance runners and their that infernal machine and suck She won the 100 meter hurdles in 14.8 adventures. Sometimes staying down a few beers Believe me a few seconds, the long jump with a leap of If glued to the machine until early beers make "Supertrain" much ft 1-4". and Ihe 400 meter hurdles in 63.2 morning hours when complaints up more entertaining. seconds. and down the hall force me to stop. Soon I began writing again. At other highlights included: 400 meter My best story was about the first it scared me but gradually as Hurdles - 2 Iris Amos. 65.4; 3. Nareen marathon runner who could out-run my writing developed 1 saw that I White. 66.9. 400 meter Dash - 2. VicfcJ any dog on Eastern's campus. The had finally beat it. My writings, Hulette. 5»5: 3 Lauren Geiss. M.I; 800 story ended sadly as the runner on once again, had nothing to do with his last mile to win the world's long distance running. I began meter run -1. Good. 2:21.9; High Jump- I. Denise McCoy. 5'8". 2. Seippel. 5'4". greatest marathon was ran over at a writing about people, and bars and 4 Holly Foster. 4th 50"; 3000meter run runner's crossing by a dog catcher even other sports. At least it wasn't I. Peggy Painter. 10:48.3; who was pursuing the dogs .behind long distance running. It was so nice 880 Medley Relay - 2 Eastern. 1:54.1; him. to have that monkey off my back. Despite my obvious enjoyment of I don't know how rampant this Two-Mile Relay I. Eastern. 10.17.5; 4W disease is among writers but I hope I Relay - 1 Eastern. 49.6; 100 meter the long distance writing and the fact that I did seem to have a talent never get it again. Hurdles 2 Foster. 15.9: 3000 meter run (photo by STEVE BROWN) for it my life became one long race. I It was really good to get that off 1. Vicki Rentier -18.13; 1500 meter run - l«isha Dunn. Teri Seippel and Holly Foster (L-R) led the this event the women were in front most of the day defeating was oblivious to all other realities my chest and finish my last column I. Paula Gaston. 4:54.1; women's track team in this hurdles event. As is the case with all of their six opponents. around me. on long distance running. Well I But it was starting to catch up have to put my sweats on now and with me. By the weekend my fingers get up to the track. I'm getting in Intramural highlights began to cramp and it was longer shape for a 10,000 meter run in The intramural department recently among the heavyweights and longer between second winds. It Louisville atvApril 22. held a wrestling meet which featured i»v. othesSiOranmraU action Land* quite a few of Eastern's finest SOWg'WU.tefr/'BBch became the KU-.f was obvious that my body was not Oh no! I hope this isn't another amateurs. University Champions in co-ed built to be a long distance runner form of that disease. The All-University champions are as racquet ball by virtue of their defeat of writer. DIAMOND DUST: Eastern's follows: Nick Spene took the 126 pound Greg Johnson and Kalhy Lisch. I realized I was hooked. I had to linksters came up with their first weight class representing BTP: Scott Eastern's judo club will be hosting find a way to get the monkey off my tournament win of the year as they Shave took Ihe 134 pounders; Joe their first judo tournament April 28 in back. I should have sought soundly defeated the nine other Creager was the best in the 142 pound Ihe Weaver Gym. division; Gary Price of "Joe Face" was Price Jacobs is the club instructor and professional help but I thought I teams in the Colonel Classic as Dave best in the 150pound class; Ron Alberts holds a black belt. Jacobs anticipates could beat this thing myself. I took Gaer came within two strokes of his was the best among the 158 pounders; some 350 contestants at the tournament refuge in a book. Arlington record in winning the Jim Heagle took the top honors in the 167 from all parts of Ihe east coast, in ad- Believe it or not I was finally Classic. class, representing BTP; Mike Winters dition to club members. saved by another one of those Both the men's and women's of Keene Hall was the best in the 177 Weigh-ins for the tournament are running books. Actually it was a track teams had home meets this class; George Sheppard of PDT was scheduled from 8-9a.m. with fighting to book on non-running. The book of best in the 190 pound class; and Mark begin al 10 a.m. Questions on the weekend. The men were led by Meluis of "Grog" was the overall best tournament may be directed to Price non-running. double winner Chris Goodwin while among the heavyweights. Jacobs (2944) or Rich Price (4111). The book was written by two Teri Seippel took three events for In the team division. Grog was the Anyone interested in playing rugby ex-journalists who described them- the women. overall winner while Candy was second this spring call 623-6479 or 625-4751. selves as a couple of "mild and lazy Eastern's baseball team did and "Joe Face" was third. This was Practice will be Tuesdays and Thur- guys" who felt the world not only finally get to play this week as they among the Independent housing division. sdays from 4-5:30 p.m. was ready but needed a book on took one of three contests. Scoreboard UPCOMING EVENTS - Away Larry Breisch 1.60 8 020 2 lasfkal Apr. 17 - LouisvMe - CoHeeum Courta - 2:30 Jeff Shaw 2.70 7 011 0 Chris Goodwin prepares to hand the baton to teammate Henry Bridges in the p.m. ■ 440 yd. relay in which Eastern finished second. Apr. 14 - Murray State - Turkey Hughei Greg Wiseman 2 89 16 110 1 Baseball FMd - Noon Tennis (Women's) Ed Johnson 3.86 6 100 1 Apr. 16 - Austin Paay - Turkey Hughes Apr. 13-16 - Ohio State Invitational - Away David Shaw 6.87 6 010 0 BatabaN Field - Noon Track IMan's'l "Quote of the week" Apr. 18 - Dayton - Away Apr. 13-14 - Dogwood Relays - Away GoH Track IWomen'al "We haven't scored him a run yet (sophomore, Larry Breisch >. Yet he's gone Apr 14 Murray Invitational Away i wo complete games already and got beat both times, hell, (Tom) Seaver can Apr. 14-16 - Kantucky Intercollegiate Tournament - Lexington PITCHING TOTALS tell you about that." Apr. 16 Eaatern Quadrangular 17 IN.) Jack Hissom. Eastern baseball coach commenting on Colonel pitcher Larry CookeviHo, TN ERA SO W L S Rreisch's misfortune of not being able to get any runs when he pitches. Breisch Yennra (Man'al Tom McNulty 0.63 19 200 has lost twice this year l-0and M in posting a 1.50 ERA. 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Colonels classic as golfers take first spring tourney ByBv WILLIE SAWYERS Colonels have to set used to it. "They' took the Staff Writer Coach Struder said that the important challenge pretty good but if they can't thing in golf was to gain national ex- react to the pressures on their own golf Sunday was a day of recognition for posure by competing in prestigious course, hell, then what are they going to Ray Struder and the men's golf team. tournaments and by beating nationally do at the Chris Schenkel or the OVC The rain-soaked golfers had finished ranked teams. He also stated that all of Championship." the last nine holes, the three-day totals the coaches told him that they were had been tabulated and in the end. impressed with the facilities at TEE TALK Eastern's men's golf team had won the Arlington and the way the Classic was Here are the current averages for the Fourth Annual Colonel Classic by an run. Golfing Colonels. impressive 10 shots. "I hope eventually to make this one of Doug Brehme 73.50 The match was more than just the leading collegiate matches in the Dave Gaer 74.80 another tournament victory for the United States," said Struder. Gregg Waggoner 75.70 Colonels. It was the first step on a long Struder also stated that he was proud Dave Clement 75.40 road to the OVC Championship and of the way his boys handled the pleasure Mike Frey 75.80 national recognition. Because in golf, but emphasised that bJa players would Tim North 75.71 recognition is the name of the game. It's who you play, who you beat, and how bad you beat them. So, the Colonel Classic win was important to the Colonels in more ways than one. "The guys had a tremendous amount of pressure on them." stated Struder, who is in his first year as head coach of the Colonels. "We had to win this match to receive any kind of recognition. The first round I thought they were a little tight but they came back Saturday and Sunday and did a very fine job. They met the challenge admirably." Dave Gaer won the match and led the Colonels with a fantastic five under par. Gaer shot a 74 on Friday, a match low of 08 on Saturday and topped that off with a 71 on Sunday. Gaer's 66 was just two shots shy of the Arlington record, which Concentration is the name of the game and for golfer Dave Gaer finished two strokes behind the all-time Arlington was set by Gaer in the Kentucky In- Gaer. he had all he could use this past weekend as he won the course record which he currently owns. Colonel Classic to help the Colonels to a ten stroke victory. tercollegiate last year. "We had to win this match, especially after Marshall." Gaer stated. "We worked hard all week and I really putted well. I just made them when I had to." Eagles edge injury-riddled Gaer. the number two golfer on the squad, contracted tonsilitis the week before and shot a poor 82 in the Marshall Invitational. The Colonels finished in a thinclads in triangular meet sixth place tie out of eight teams, losing to Miami University and Marshall who But all was not bleak on the western Kv FRANK BUSH 10.000-meter run (31:27.3). and the other were both slated to be in last week's Staff Writer front, (or should I say Eastern front). by Tennessee Tech's Larry Curran in There were some fine performances Colonel Classic. With Gaer healthy, the the high jumpJ^B'10"). Colonels beat Miami by ten shots and Eastern's trackatera, plagued with turned in by the healthy trackmen left. Other thinclads performing well for As a matter of a fact there were five dominated Marshall by 57 Injuries, were just edged out by Eastern were dependable Chris Eastern had two teams in the match, Morehead State in an O.V.C. Eastern personal records set last weekend by Goodwin placing first in the long and members of the Eastern thinclads. the Maroon team and the White team. Division Meet this past weekend here at triple jump and Denis Grahem in the Struder stated that the players are Eastern. In the 1500-meter run Gerry Giblin shot-put. had a personal best of 3:53.4. T.J. Swan divided according to their averages, Eastern s second place finish featured Harvey also added that the upcoming with the Maroon team being the players had a personal best of 56.1 in the 400- a sound thrashing of Tennessee Tech as meets are just preparation for the with the lowest average. athey could only manage 18 1-3 points. intermediate hurdles. In the 5000-meter O.V.C Championship meet at the end of run. Bill Morgan with a time of 14:50.1 Eastern's maroon team won the " Track coach Art Harvey would not the regular season. "We just want to match with a total of 868 for the three disclose the team members injured but had a career best. There were two represent our school well in this con- day event which featured teams such as Mid mention that it hurt the performance personal records in the discus by ference and we want to get everyone Eastern performers. Placing first and Western. Louisville, Indiana State, <>( the team and that their presence was well and healthy for the conference Vanderbilt and Detroit. Miami placed 'missed "We had a few members in- second were Brian Dowels and Denis meet." said Harvey. Grahem respectively. second with a 879 and suprisingly, the 'jured and this hurt us and will continue Next Friday and Saturday Eastern Eastern White team finished third with lo until they recuperate, which will "We were really pleased with these will participate in one of its biggest a very respectable 880. hopefully be before the O.V.C. track personal records." said Harvey. "They meets of the season when they travel to Mike Frey led the White team and /championship.' said Harvey. "We had showed improvement in our players and Knoxville. Tenn. for the Dogwood finished third overall with a one over '^ome of our quality performers it sort of shows something about the Relays. "This is one of the biggest track par 217. Brad Smith had the team low of missing." person when he does better in something meets in the country, and I have seen 89 on Saturday but shot a 78 on Sunday to Henry Bridges, a Junior from Pittsburgh, PA. shows his ruranag form after the • Eastern had beaten Morehead by 30 than ever before." added Harvey. two world records set there so it should finish at seven over for the tournament. handoff of the baton during the 440 yard relay this past Saturday. Eastern points earlier this year thus showing There were also two"meet records set, be pretty exciting and interesting," said Team captain Doug Brehme was right finished second in the event by a mere tenth of a second. 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_ Pa#« 9/Vol 57/No. 28 Th» Eaatari OrganizationsThuraday, April 12. 1B7t McBrayer 'Old South Week' opens ] in full swing The™«.. KappaV AAlphabJ.. fraternityrrat.rr.itv holdshnlrb. COITipetltlV'competitive events including a their annuaP'Old South Week," in order wheelbarrow race, tug-o-war, relay "to rekindle the good points of the old races, "sit on your can," and others. campaign South," said KA president Phil Burgess The winning sorority was rewarded by a By DON MCNAY This year, the KA tradition began on mixer with KA's held in their honor SUff Writer Monday with the Sharcropper's Ball Tonight, a champagne party will be which was held at J. Sutters Mill, the held for members and their dates. Gubernatorial candidate Terry crowning of the Sharecropper Queen, "Old South" weekend will include a McBrayer opened his Richmond cam- chosen among campus sororities. An barn dance, a banquet and awards paign headquarters Wednesday, March all-Greek mixer followed the crowning presentation, and the traditional "Old 28. to a crowd of over ISO that included On Tuesday, the KA's held a pig roast South Ball." KA's and their dates will many students and University officials, barbeque for their dates and little spend this Easter weekend at the Ken including President J.C. Powell and sister*. Bar resort on Lake Berkley in Western former President Dr. Robert Martin. Next, "Old South Olympics" were Kentucky. McBrayer appeared at hw held in Palmer Field between the The week-long festivities will include headquarters, the former Mr. Snapp't sororities. These Olympics include nine an Easter Service on the lake. bakery, with a busload of people that he had been touring the state with all of that day. McBrayer spoke from a flatbed truck Frat works for seals that was located outside of Ma A road block on the Eastern By-Pass headquarters. McBrayer said that the Next Monday. April 16, Theta Chi fraternity will kick-off its annual Rally will be set up Tuesday, April 17 from' entrance of John Y. Brown, Jr. into the Week with a "Basketball Bounce noon to 4 pm. by fraternity members, race for Governor will not hurt hk> also in an effort to raise funds for the chances for the Democratic nomination. Marathon" with proceeds benefiting the Easter Seals. Easter Seals. He made an allusion to all of the The remainder of Rally Week includes rumored mergers by other candidate* Beginning Monday at noon and continuing the entire week until noon on an all-Greek party and a volleyball when he said that "While they're talking IMo ay STeve BNOWN) tournament between sororities. T-shirts in smoke filled rooms on how to beat me, Friday, the Marathon will total 96 hours Taking place at the Richmond Court will be on sale all week outside the grill. I'm out on the road campaigning." Dream on Prizes and certificates will be given to." McBrayer said that the smaller Debbie Phillips, member ot the Chi Omega sorority, walks the swimsuit competition of the Phi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl house, the bouncing will be done by Pageant Tuesday night. ' all those who participate For further J counties is where he would need to draw before the judges in hopes of becoming a calendar girl during Theta Chi members who will take turns information, call Joel Speck at 625-5381 • his support. McBrayer also said he "all day and all night" during the week, according to member Joel Speck. This past weekend, Sunday. April 8,'. realized the importance of the regional the Theta Chi's held its annual Parents' university system, as he was a Casing the clubs "We're going to Richmond businesses Day in the Keen Johnson Building. The; Morehead graduate and to others to get them to pledge day included a dinner, reception, and Student Regent and Student money per hour for the Marathon," awards, given to active members by Association Vice President John Trap and Skeet BSU explained Speck. adviser Dr. Donald Bodely. Cooper, who is McBrayer's campus Bv YVONNE I. EDMONDS coordinator, said that McBrayer's visit team, but could also be used in the law Staff Writer •showed some of the students working Bv I.EESA WADDLE enforcement and recreation depart- in the campaign that McBrayer is Staff Writer ments. The Black Student Union to an Lice make comeback serious about Eastern students and with William Schulz. sponsor of the organization working toward black H'rhmond." I'niversity's Trap and Skeet Club, has achievement through cooperation, because not everyone is willing to admi^ McBrayer announced yesterday that involvement and improvement of black Bv STEPHANIE TEMPLE good reason to be confident about the Kappa Delta Tau Staff Writer that they have them, or they gel Dr Robert Martin, state senator from team's chances of placing in the relations. treatment from a friend." the 22nd District would be co-chairman Several years ago, a conglomeration Association of College Unions' In- Scabies and lice have been staging a White added that people associate the. of his campaign tercollegiate Championship Shoot. "Sold, to the highest bidder." will be of these three goals, along with diseases with filthy living conditions of Martin was president of the scholastic abilities, resulted In the "come back" in recent years and the "I am certain we will lake some kind words spoken next Wednesday, April 18 cleanest person is not immune. poor personal hygiene which, she said, I'mversity prior to his becoming a of honors." Schulz states op- at Kappa Delta Tau's Pledge Slave Sale presentation of the "Most Outstanding "isn't necessarily true." senator Black Award." The idea died. According to the National Drug and timistically. Held every semestpr for each pledge Therapeutic Index, cases of lice in- Scabies and lice can be contracted "We have done pretty well every class as a money-making project, the Recently, the Black body of merely by hanging your coat next to organizations on campus, have festation have increased fivefold in the Newman year." he adds. auction bidding usually begins at about last three years. that of an infected person. So a "clean" The team has previously placed third 50 cents. established a new award, "Who's Who person might not know they have and fourth in two national cham- Among Black Seniors." Millions of American school children "It's gone all the way up to $24 will contract lice this year from scabies until intense itching begins Center pionships. Competition will be held before." explained pledge chairman For an individual to be eligible for the Other symptoms include red splot award, several prerequisites are borrowed combs, cans, and scarves and April 25-29 in Peoria, III Kim Adkins. "But usually a pledge is from upholstered seats in theatres and ches. long scratch marks on the body, They also won the Ohio State In- usually sold for around five or six required: and in the case of head lice, silver, tear- dinner You must be a black senior with high trains, said the Index. The Fourth Annual Dmaer of the tercollegiate Championship and the dollars." .,,. , . ,,.,, shaped eggs attached to the hair lovitaUanal Clay Pigeon competition in scholastic achievement in good standing The revival of scabies and lice is strands These should not he mistaken Catholic Newman CenterS«l,b# hridiP .. Auctioneers Bill McGee and Colonel uitb the . University and the local partly due to the discontinuance of DDT the Powell Student c^ajar on Sunday, "Mascot" Irish Rollins will,begin the as a treatment. Besides being proved for dandruff, because the eggs are hard The team" Is composed basically of community. to remove. April 22. at 6:30 p.m. slave sale around 5 p.m. at the fountain You must possess leadership in the harmful to humans, DDT became ob- trap shooters, with the strongest area by the Chapel. Twelve pledges this solete because the mites which cause With a close enough look lice can be In addition, several individuals will be being in American trap, said Schulz. semester are up for bids. The girb will campus community. seen, but the female scabies mite to only recognized for their contribution in the He explains that the objective in trap You must have contributed to both the scabies and lice developed a resistence he required to work a total of two hours lo the chemical in the early '60's. one-sixtieth of an inch long and can best Center's work to meet the spiritual and skeet shooting is the breaking of a for their "master." Some of the tasks campus and off-campus community, be detected by white thread-like lines on needs of Catholic students attending and you must be presently involved in At the Student Health Fair held fast-moving clay target. may include washing cars, ironing, recently, a senior environmental health the body. Batten. Trap is more unpredictable because sewing, cooking dinner, and doing extra-curricular activities. The only good news about scabies and Tickets for the event are $5. which In addition, two letters of recom- major. Karen Ryan, added that most the shooter can never guess which angle laundry, according to Adkins. cases were "not reported unless they lice is that treatment to both easy and includes a 50 cents donation. All (he target will follow, he said, com- "The girls will serve the two hours - mendation must be submitted no later effective. Physicians prescribe forms of students and faculty are cordially in- than April 6. are really Important." So the revival to paring trap to skeet shooting. duties within reason," said Adkins. probably greater. Pyrethrins. which are extracts of the vited lo attend, but reservations are Schulz urges students to become in- "Anyone is welcome to bid." The award will be presented at the chrysanthemum flowers. Medication necessary For ticket information call volved in the Trap and Skeet Club. Money from the slave auction will be Miss Black Student Union Pageant. 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ESP. games, burlesque and Tarzan? By BRIAN BI AIR He filled the lulls in the early part the young lady who waa Staff Writer of the show — including a ten minute transformed into Miss Universe. Gil Eagles was a little bit like a segment set aside for applying his Never mind that Bert Parks, Bob rich uncle to 11 University students makeshift tape and silver-dollar Barker or whoever was missing. Thursday night at Brock Auditori- mask — by chatting with the crowd. This was serious business. After um. For instance, as he applied the tape dramatically strutting to the edge of He took them to Hawaii on a to his face, he told them, "Notice I the stage, she stopped to answer fishing trip, a movie theater for two get better looking as we go along." questions from the audience. showings, brought them to When he was finally blindfolded "Where did you get that beautiful Churchill Downs for a day at the properly, Eagles looked like a outfit?" a student asked. races and gave them ice cream to version of the Lone Ranger gone In typical beauty-queen fashion, boot. awry. Or possibly a child with good she responded, "From Freder- All without leaving the auditori- intentions on Halloween night. ick's." um. It worked, though. The crowd But the respectable pageant Eagles, billed as "The Entertain- seemed to love it. atmosphere was ruined when a male ing Psychic," spent the night The majority of the first half of student shouted, "Turn it into a playing mind games with an the show was devoted to "psychic burlesque show I" enthusiastic audience. counseling." Eagles collected slips Boys will be boys, you know. The three-hour show was divided of paper from members of the Tarzan was another favorite. The into two parts: a demonstration of audience after asking them to print fact that he had no vine didn't ESP followed by hypnosis as their name, social security number »»»atevt««cJWN) prevent him from swinging into Students' hands are cemented together through the use of the mind. Gil volunteers were given new identities and a question relating to some action. Seconds after he was Eagles Eagles is having the people concentrate on the fact that the hands won't such as Miss Universe or Tarzan. problem or concern. commanded, the amateur Tarzan let come apart. Eagles began the show in nearly Taking a single slip at a time, go a holler and raced into the stand-up-comic fashion, attempting Eagles proceeded to call out the audience to find his most prized to win the crowd's favor with a name of the person and the possession (next to his loin cloth): touch of humor. When calling upon circumstances surrounding his or Jane. a male volunteer from the audience, her concern. One young man was Eagles then asked the newly- Eagles asked the student to "stand worried about gradually losing his chosen Jane, "How would you like "Murder by Decree' starts _ up straight and as dose to the floor hair. He wanted to know how to me to make that permanent? as possible." deal with the jokes from others. Imagine that - every time he sees Eagles had a solution. you on campus, he goes bananas." on uphill note and lingers on Moments later, the hypnotist said "Tell them every time a man has At the close of the show, the the idea of Kentucky's "bluegrass" sex, he loses one hair," advised the psychic explained that the subjects By MIKE DITCHEN Murder By Decree does show that may or may not be noticed. The puzzled him considerably. "Why is hypnotist. would probably remember nothing Staff Writer great promise at this point but a lack worst technical flaw of the film is it called bluegrass?" he asked of no After a brief intermission, Eagles from their experiences. of action and a log of bad accents the obvious use of fake backdrops. one in particular. switched from his Ann Landers However, it's doubtful that the Murder By Decree is lingering to midway through the film destroys Some of the shots are well detailed A voice shot back from the character to a more serious type, audience will soon forget Gil Eagles. the end, not only because it lacks all hopes. Without the action the but these as a whole are of the audience: "I used to smoke it." explaining that "hypnosis is nothing direction, but at times a plot. script must save the sinking ship. victims of the Ripper. Abandoning the subject, Eagles more than the power of Foster music camp The movie has Shelock Holmes With this dreadful script the then asked two of the assistants, suggestion." From there, Eagles It's not too early to sign up for a hot on the trail of Jack-the-Ripper. audience should man the life boats. Murder By Decree loses historic chosen from the audience, to suggested and the 11 volunteers summer music camp, the director of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock's The action is static with the actors value by having an imaginary examine a leather blindfold, making obeyed accordingly. choral activities at the University, creator, has no responsibility for trying to fake a British accent that detective investigate the case. sure there were no peep holes. After One student became a drill David A. Wehr, advises high school (his piece. Doyle should not have to Americans can easily understand. Without the Holmes' lure it is the pair told him they found nothing sergeant, a la Sgt. Carter from the singers. lake blame for other's mistakes. In More often than not that effort doubtful whether this film would of the sort, Eagles snickered, "Gomer Pjle" television series. It Dr. Wehr announced that the this movie Holmes seems to be too hurts their characterization and have been produced. "Good! I got away with it again." seemed that he lacked only a spit Stephen Collins Foster Vocal Camp busy trying to be smug to solve the make the actors loose their Murder By Decree is too long and But then, he got away with almost shine. at the University will be held July Ripper murders. creditabilily. too dull to be truly entertaining. If everything else as well, using the Another assumed the role of a 1-15 for singers in grades 10 through The movie starts on an uphill note Technically the film has many this movie had of been on television same show he has presented at other flamenco dancer. 12 to study both solo and ensemble with fast paced action. 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A funny thing happened on the way back from the forum A funny thing happened on the Senate shouted. "And now we'd Elvis; I thought he was dead. story must have been written in way back from the forum. like to lead a cheer for Eastern's "Are you really Elvis?" I asked good taste or it wouldn't have I was kidnapped, held at gunpoint basketball and football teams. incredulously. received second place in the state. and very nearly lost my life. As a "Go, Colonels! Go, go big E!" result, my column didn't appear in Mr. Schloster yelled, jumping up "Well, no not really," he said P.S. The story I'm referring to is last week's Progress. and down and doing a fancy sheepishly. "I'm really one of the the drag queen article I wrote several The forum I'm referring to is the cartwheel. many Elvis imitators. But on behalf weeks back. Thanks, Brenda, for shouting match where I was verbally "We're having a party to of all Elvis fans and Elvis himself, helping me win. abused, called a pervert and a sex celebrate this event," Schloster I'm gonna give you this." The time has come to congratu- late Skip Daugherty for a job well maniac and otherwise just shown a continued. "It's down at the Punity He smashed a guitar across my done. The Gil Eagles' hypnosis great time. Headquarters downtown. Every- teeth. Anyway, after the forum I was show was a very entertaining and sauntering back to the dorm when a lively presentation that kept stu- guy jumped out from the shadows. dents interested throughout. "Boo," he said, holding a gun Skip and I have had our against my nose. "I'm the ghost of disagreements in the past, but it's your columns' past. I'm here to take time he deserved a hand for bringing you on a little sentimental journey." Larry Eagles to campus. It was much "Who are you?" I asked, my better than the concerts we've been voice quivering. accustomed to here. "I," he boasted proudly, "am a Bernard Thanks, Carol, for sending me theatre, music and an major all the letter. You made my day with rolled up in one. And I don't like your encouraging words. you very much, Bernard. In fact, I Arts Editor hate your guts." 'Champagne' flows on With that, he slammed the gun Evelyn "Champagne" King has achieved fame and success after weathering against my head. When I awoke, I terrible reviews when she appeared in concert here last fall. Apparently was sitting on a stage with my hands undaunted by the scorning critic, King has released a hit single "I Don't body come." and feet tied. A crowd of about a Oh, come on now, this is getting Know If It's Right." The entire theatre department hundred people were sitting in the too wild, even for my columns. came up next. audience staring at me with grim The burp expressions. "We feel that Bernard should give Tony winner 'Pippin' us brilliant reviews even if we after the beer . . . "Ladies and gentlemen," the guy perform terribly," their spokesman Last Saturday at the Kentucky who held the gun said, stepping up said. "We're the theatre department Intercollegiate Press Association to the podium. "We are here for a will be staged April 25-28 and we deserve better." (KIPA) a story won second place in very special occasion: the lynching In spite of myself I began to laugh the feature department. The story fact. of Larry Bernard. (Applause from The University's Speech and The idea for "Pippin" originated uncontrollably. won over all the other student The similarities between the the audience.) Theatre Arts Department will be at Carnegie Tech, where songwriter newspapers in the state. presenting its Spring musical in two Stephen Schwartz was a student. In difficulties of these historical "The first guest we have is "Oh, I hate you," one girl cried. The fact that the story won is characters with present-day fathers Georgie Mums," the guy continued. weeks. "Pippin," this year's musi- 1966, a classmate of his, Ron "1 hope you never write another ironic because many people consid- Strauss, came across a paragraph in and sons, intrigued Strauss. He "Georgie, please step up here." cal, will open Wednesday evening play review again." With that she ered it to be tasteless, offensive and a history book that mentioned suggested to Schwartz that they use Mums stepped directly in front of April 25 at 7:30 p.m. in the Gifford boxed my ears in fine dramatic "having no place in a newspaper." •Charlemagne's son, Pepin. Strauss this theme for a musical show for me. Theatre and will run through fashion. Apparently someone thought the learned that the powerful emperor the school's annual Scotch and Soda "You dirty little pervert," he Saturday evening April 28. Ramona Palona stepped up. and his son did not get along too musical, under the title of "Pippin, snarled. "Don't ever write a column Pippin." After graduation both about me again. I hate your column "As president of a prestigious art Jazz Ensemble will display well. Charlemagne was a family man authors headed for New York. and you've ruined my reputation." organization, I feel I owe you this. who had several wives and Strauss gave up the idea but, finally, He slapped me across the face You dirty, slime-infested, kinky variation of styles in spring concert little sex maniac," she said, gouging concubines. One of his concubines producer Stuart Ostow bought the twice. How creative, Georgie. The 19-piece University Jazz Other numbers include Duke idea and assigned Roger O. Hirson my eyes. Ellington's "In A Mellow Tone," bore him a son, Pepin, who had a Rod Stewart stepped up next. Ensemble, directed by Joe Ham- to write a story, while retaining "Our Final guest, before we do Rodgers and Hart's "Have You Met handsome face but was hunchback- "Well, I hear you don't like my brick, will give its spring concert ed. Nothing much is known about Schwartz' music and lyrics. new album, Mr. Bernard," he said, away with Bernard, is none other Thursday, April 19, at 8:30 p.m. in Miss Jones?", and a boogaloo Pepin, except that he became No American musical has ever caressing his body over and over. than Elvis Presley. Elvis is enraged Brock Auditorium. There is no original called "Amazing Bayou "Do ya think I'm sexy at all?" because of the scathing review Slim." involved in a plot against his father been such an immediate and admission charge, and the public is with some Frankish nobles. They extensive international success as "Hell, no." I said. Bernard gave him." invited. "Well," he said, swishing off the Elvis stepped up before me. had lured him into the plot with "Pippin," possibly because of its promises to make Pepin king, the stage. "I'm not gonna spend my "You're the scum of the earth for The music on this concert is aimed Two special numbers will high- philosophical guidance for finding a time talking to someone who stating that Sid Vicious is the king of at displaying a wide variation of light the concert: the jftzz ballad conspiracy was discovered and the happy life in the disjointed world of traitors punished. Pepin was tonsur- doesn't like my body." rock and roll. Listen, nobody wears styles, from Maynard Ferguson's "Here's That Rainy Day," featur- the I970's. ed and on his own free will, entered Student Senate took the stage that honor except me. 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Debate brings issues University professor before public renumbers Richmond (Continued from paga onal giant." Bv USA RENSHAW a system that will accommodate an- voice for Ihe student. Buller said that Hester stressed the accessibility that City Editor nexed areas and correct the existing "The senate was not enough of a voice," a president must have. He also talked numbering system in the city. "We're and cited many example* of things that about good relations with the ad- For all those students who are trying trying to preserve the present system as were not acted upon. Domenech thought ministration. He said "A bill must have to earn a little extra cash by working as best we can." he said that the senate was an effective voice, Ihe support of the administration in a delivery person for one of the local Some of the worst problem areas and mentioned examples of things the order to pass." t pizza places or sub centers, trying to according to the survey so far are senate has done. locate a certain house can be a problem downtown Richmond, which has very When asked how to get more people Butler again stressed the importance In some areas of the city, like few numbers posted at all. Stateland involved in student government. Hester of his Eastern lnc plan. He said that Stait-land or Deacon Hills subdivisions, and Southern Hills subdivisions that proposed to get more people involved in getting the different factions together on the houses have no numbers at all. Then have no numbers assigned and the university committees and senate ad- campus was an important goal of hto there are some areas that don't have Walnut Street area: hoc committees. Kremer said that more administration house numbers posted, although there Quillen said other problems with the 1 numbers is that those who do have people must become aware of the BBBBBBB V are assigned ones. Domenech closed by saying that numbers posted, have them posted in senate's activities. student senate is only an advisory But even more of a problem are the The candidates finished up the debate streets that don't have a logical various places Some people post them group, and that the real power was in above the doors, others on their with their closing remarks. Kremer said the Board of Regents. Domenech also sequence of house numbers. of the Unity party, "Just because a University professor. Dr. Dennis mailboxes. There is no standard place stressed the need for involvement in the 1 for numbers to be posted Some people party is old. does not make it suc- Senate. ■ Quillen. students Randy Thwaites and cessful." He also said that "Unity did I - I Jim Wigglesworth. both planning aren't even aware that they have not do a good job in keeping people in- Adkins announced that there would be 1 I majors, have been working this numbers, said Quillen formed." Kremer stressed his belief another debate Monday. April 16. at • semester on a re-numbering of the city Quillen said the city commission is that apathy was only a symptom of the p.m. in the Jaggers Room. This is open 1 streets project for the city. looking for minimal changes in the According to Quillen. they are still in problem at the University, and that his to the public, and everyone is invited to ■IB 'i«B ■■ ' *£ present system Eventually everyone party could "awake this sleeping attend the process of their field work. "We're should have a number posted, but there looking at the entire city and trying to will be some discrepancies. Those that figure out the numbering system." said live in the annexed areas will be in good Quillen. shape after implementation of the ■ Although the study isn't quite finished numbering system Those who live in New course takes yet. Quillen said they have found streets the old city will be in fair shape, said with numbers out of sequence, in- Quillen consistencies with the beginning At this point. Quillen said it is difficult numbers, inconsistencies on which side to estimate how much the new system human approach of the street has even and odd numbers. will cost The study is costing the citv and equivalent parallel streets that some money, he said. But the actual By GINNY EAGER The course is set up so that students aren't numbered in a similar system implementation costs will probably be Features Editor will read and discuss major theories on Quillen said they hope to come up witn the home owner's responsibility. With all the switching around of human nature. Some of the readings will colleges and deans, lots of new names be 'I and Thou." Martin Buber. -Seven J ' I and new courses have resulted. Theories of Human Nature.' Leslie In the College of Arts and Humanities, Stevenson. 'I.yststrata.' Aristophanes a new course. (AH 500, will be offered and Confucian and Taoist poetry. Nursing program for the first time this summer. "Human Nature and Humanness" is One major objective will be to Ihe name of the course and it will be evaluate these theories from the per- gains accreditation taught by Dr. Un Choi Shin, department spective of the ideals of humanness. (photo by oouo FRUCHTENICHT) of humanities. Since it is a 500 level Some other objectives of the new course IContinuad from paoa onal Baccalaureate Student Nurses course, it is limited to seniors and will be how to relate these theories to Dance-a-tnon Wanda Znttman. a student in the four- Association, in commenting on the graduate students only. The prefix CAH attempts to solve human problems in Haula Wade, sophomore music major from Frankfort and Kirk Hamilton, a senior year nursing program, commented, "I accreditation, said. "It's a big relief for is the new prefix for the College of Arts the past, how to analyze the humanizing public relations major from Louisville, still have smiles on their faces despite the think it's great and I've been waiting for everybody. Everybody is real proud and Humanities. or dehumanizing effects of these length of time they have been dancing. Many couples supported the Cystic Fibrosis it a long time." We've all worked hard for it a long The main goal of the course is to solutions' in the light of the ideals of dance-a-thon in the Keen Johnson Building Monday and Tuesday night, dancing a Another Baccalaureate nursing time " clarify the ideals of humanness and to humanness. how to formulate the most intal of eight hours for the cause. student. Jim Renfro. said. "I feel that But. the general reaction of both determine ways of applying these ideals humanizing approach to the solution of this accreditation will benefit those students and faculty alike to the news toward the solution of human problems. human problems in the world in which Elections are Tuesday, April 17 in front of the nurses wishing to further their was probably best typified by a hand- Humanness is simply a concept which we live and how to design models on the education by going to graduate school made sign that was taped to one of the incorporates the most desirable human basis of humanness for the solution of Powell Information Desk from 10 a.m. until I've been waiting for this day the past doors in the Hewlett Building. qualities necessary for the actualization human problems in contemporary Iwo years." It simply read in bold, large letters. of full humanity. society. 6 p.m. All full-time students are eligible to vote Kay Huelskamp. President of the WE MADE IT" EKU CENTERB0ARD \OU3 PRESENTS to/ They do lor the sunlit hours what chiffons do for the moonlit hours) And. what perfect timing for those Spring-break vacations down south! Sizes 5 to 13 The Crusaders From Dippers': The 1-pc. high lag, $24. From Huk-A-Poo-: the bikini. $16. Just two from a collection in our "Today's Jr." shop.

Wednesday April 25, 79 Alumni Coliseum 8:00 P.M. Special Guest Randy Crawford $000 EKU Fall-Time Students L MMtr ■ * All Others & Tickets At The Door '5°° - ■- Powell building Information*Desk V aW»^«'- . *• • > 'i-'j** , *» • Bursars Window „, - * * Carriers Music World Stora Hourv Monday ttnir Saturday I0-9 •a*- Sunday 1:30-6:30 UNVER8ITV SHOPPING CENTER Recordsmith A Supplement to the Eastern Progress presented as a service to it is readers Dateline: April 12. 1979 Kv NANCYSPENCER Business will be held Tuesday Staff Writer iin April 14. the baseball team will play Murray Slate in a doubleheader at The highlight of this week for students Turkey Hughes Field beginning at 12 will he tomorrow. April 13. since classes noon. will not meet Classes are being Television will be providing a lot of dismissed in observance of Good entertainment this week. On Saturday Friday night NBC will present "With Six You Then on Sunday the 38th annual Get Kgg Roll" starring Doris Day and PRESENTS Easter Sunrise Service will be held at 7 Brian Keith This is the story of a widow am at the Van Peursem Pavilion If with three children who marries a the weather is bad the service will be widower with a teenage daughter. held nl Brock Auditorium Then on Monday night NBC will Monday at 8 30 pm the Concert present "Sanctuary of Fear" starring Choir. University Singers and Chamber Barnard Hughes and Kay Lenz This is Off Your Duff Choir will perform in Brock Auditorium i he story of a priest in New York City This will he the final choral concert of who befriends and helps an aspiriting "It makes a man more ot a man the semester .ictress whose life is being terrorized by and a woman more of a woman. the 1979 Kvent Day in the College of unusual events. It makes you the most you can possibly be!" says author- instructor Maggie Lettvin. "It" is Today April 12 April 15 exercise—the subject of Sunday WGBH/Bostons OFF YOUR DUFF, II:IS a.m. Baptist Student I'nion. an irresistibly exhilarating 60 I .unchencounter 7 a.m. 38th annual Easter Sunrise minutes of movement to be ; p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." Service. Van Peurseum Pavilion or Brock broadcast Saturday. April 17 on Campus Cinemas Auditorium if the weather is bad PBS. Ted Kennedy (pictured). Tom •i-.iii p.m. United Methodist Campus Brokaw. Billie Jean King and other 7 p.m. Movie "Halloween." Towne celebrities |oin the action. Cinema Center Celebration Service. Check local PBS station tor broadcast day and t*n« II noon EKU men's baseball vs. Austin The biggest challenge about 7:31 p.m. Movie "'Buck Rogers." watching ^OFF YOUR DUFF is i '.i n 11 HIS Cinemas Peay. I Doubleheader I, Hughes Field. staying in your seat throughout needn't be a superathlete to start ■ill p.m. Movie ""Halloween."' Towne 7 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." the snow—the people on the getting into better shape. Walking, Cinema. Campus Cinemas screen are having such a good it turns out. is one of five ; p.m. Movie "Warriors."' Towne time it's a temptation to get up "aerobic" exercises recommend- 9:3« p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." and join in. (Not coincidentally. ed by Dr. Kenneth Cooper, direc- Campus Cinemas Cinema. 7:20 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night that's the whole point!) Celebri- tor of the lamed Aerobics Center »:3« p.m. Movie "Buck Rogers." ties, doctors, professional athletes in Dallas Maggie Lettvin demon- Campus Cinemas Fever." Campus Cinemas and (ust-plain-people enthusias- strates exercises that can be done t:IS p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne tically demonstrate their favorite in front of the television. And Dr Cinema. forms of exercise, from running to Rob Roy McGregor explains how 9:30 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." tennis to karate. They leap. jog. to recognize "the kind of pain you Friday Apr! 13 Campus Cinemas dance, and play with contagious shouldn t ignore," so you can tell spirit—and they look wonderful, if you've been overdoing it. NO CLASSES - I.(Mil) FRIDAY. 9:in p.m. Movie "Saturday Night bright-eyed and bouncy. Exercising doesn't just improve 7 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." Fever." Campus Cinemas Or George Sheehan. author of your body—it's also good for your Campus Cinemas. Medical Advice lor Runners and state of mind, according to Dr. 7 p.m. Movie "Warriors," Towne On Running, defines exercise as Robert Brown. Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Cinema. "living at the top of your powers, Monday April is physically, mentally, and spiritual- Virginia. "There is a powerful 7:20 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night ly, so that every day can be a anti-depressant effect to physical Fever." Campus Cinemas 7 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree," masterpiece." fitness training." he states. "It »:I5 p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne Campus Cinemas All this enthusiasm is tempered may be that lack of activity itself Cinema. 7 p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne by a lot of common sense, along causes depression, and not the 9:30 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." Cinema. with the reminder that you other way around." Campus Cinemas. 7:20 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night 'in p.m. Movie "Saturday Night Fever." Campus Cinemas. Fever." Campus Cinemas 8:30 p.m. Concert Choir. University 8 p.m. Psi Chi meeting, Room 129, Singers, and Chamber Choir Concert. Cammack Building. Brock Auditorium. Concert is free. •:I5 p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne 0:15 p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne Cinema. Saturday Apriu Cinema. t:» p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." •:30 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree. Campus Cinemas. Campus Cinemas. The University Symphonic Band, »:40 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night under the direction of Robert Fever." Campus Cinemas. Hartwell, will present their final Wednesday April 18 concert of the school year on II noon EKU men's baseball vs. Murray Wednesday evening, April 18th Stale i Doubleheader). Turkey Hughes All. DAY IIYPERA student convention, beginning at 8:30 in the Hiram Field Tuesday APni 17 Keen Johnson Building. Brock Auditorium.. The concert is 7 p.m. Movie "'Murder by Decree." » a.m. - 4 p.m. College of Business Event 7 p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree," Campus Cinemas. free and the public is cordially Campus Cinemas. Day exhibits. Combs Classroom portico invited to attend. 7 p.m. Movie 'Warriors.'' Towne area. 7 p.m. Movie "Warriors," Towne Cinema. Cinema« "" inn 11:30 pm Event Day. reception, lun- I:M p.m. Movie "Saturday Night cheon, and speaker. Keen Johnson 7:20 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night Fever." Campus Cinemas. Ballroom. Fever." Campus Cinemas. •ill p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne 7 p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne 8 p.m. "Mark Twain." starring Hal Cinema. Cinema. Hnlbrook. Lexington Opera House. »:3» p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." 7:20 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night 8:30 p.m. Spring Symphonic Band »:3o p.m. Movie "Murder by Decree." Campus Cinemas. Fever." Campus Cinemas. Concert. Brock Auditorium. Campus Cinemas. 9:4« p.m. Movie "Saturday Night x p.m. "Mark Twain" starring Hal 9:15 p.m. Movie "Warriors." Towne 9:40 p.m. Movie "Saturday Night Fever." Campus Cinemas Hnlbrnnk. Lexington Opera House Cinema Fever." Campus Cinemas Public Radio 88.9

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Today Apr! 12 Friday Apr! 13 «oo AM -JOUWM 12:11 - TMC MID-OAV REPORT •JO PM - TOO BIT TOUR LIFE 5 15 PM - AFTERNOON REPORT See Monday '2 ■$ PM for complete The most irreverent of the rany Man See Monday. 900 AM tor nmpMu See Monday 5IJ PM for compute program descrrplion program description Brothers. Groucho greets and heckles program description contestants on this hilarious qu<; 12 30 PM - POTPOUKRI or CLASSICS show from ra/evisron s golden age 14* AM - OPT IONS IN EDUCATION 5 30 PM — CURT AM TIME WEKUFM, Loy Lee hosts thrs daily This award-winning program from Each weeknight CuttMin Tima presents concert *tich include* historical and 7 00 PM - LUM N A9NER the entire soundtract or original cast biographical background about me Sea Monday 7 00 PM lor complete National Public Radio is a last paced proo'tm description report on numerous aspects ol edu- recording of a motion picture or stage music and compose-*. cational practices innovations and musical 10 00 AM - IOSCANINI 3 JO PM - JUST JAZZ 7 15 PM - CONVERSATIONS issues THC MAN 1EHIN0 THE LEGEND See Monday 3 30 PM tor compien A repeat of this afternoons program program description See Monday 12 00 noon lor complete 9.30 AM - FOUNDATION Of 11:90 AM — MUSIC OF TMC program description AMERICAN NATIONALISM (New Program) * 30 PM - BARRY CRAIO. ITALIAN MASTERS iNew Program! PNIVATE INVESTIGATOR fcSj) PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT Eminem historian Henry Steeie Conv Produced by NPR-Member Station 7:99 PM - VOICES IN THE WIND magar eiammes tha period between One of the forerunners ol Marry O KQED-FM m San Francisco, tret series See Monday. 5 15 PM lor compiei. Rocklord and all the other television program description Writers, painters, actors poet* 1760 and 1810 whan tha institutional presents a collection ol delightful mueicane sculptors - artists of an private ' ayes, this series from radio's groundwork ol American nationalism music and inlormative commentary, kinds are interviewed on this weefcii was being laid With lively- discussions Golden Age presents tha many ad- focusing on the greatest of the Italian ventures of Barry Craig arts magaiine from National Public Commager and guests present in- 5.30 PM - - CURTAIN TIMC Radio, hosted by Oscar Brand sights and observations about the 12:00 PM — CONVERSATIONS Each weeknight Curtain Time prevents rounding of American democracy See Monday 12 00 noon to* complete the entire soundtrack or original cast I 30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED program description recording of a motion ptcture or stage See Monday 9 30 PM for complete Tm PM — LUM N ASNEP. musical 10:00 AM - MOMMMO CONCERT See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete program descnption A wall-balanced selection ol serious program description musical works, taken from the Ro- Monday April 16 the entire soundtrack or original cast mantic. Baroque. Classical and other 7:11 PM - CONVERSATIONS • 00 AM -JOUWIAI weather and sports, gathered by the periods A repeal ol this afternoon s program Bringing People the news requires stall ot Untied Press internai-onei recording ol a motion picture or stage Sea Monday. 12 00 noon for complete more man a (We-mtnute f-s-vet at National Public Radio and WEKU-FM s musical program description the top Ol the hour- it requires a own news and pubec affairs learn '. JOPM NBC UNIVf RSITV TMI «•! I 1J00 PM - CONVERSATIONS thorough examination of inter net tonal Saa Monday. 12:00 noon tor complete national, regional and (oca* events, weather end sports program description MOPS- POTPCXifsWI OP C LASSI c s 7:** PM - A LOOK AT . .. WEKU-FM s coy Lee hoots this daily This weakly topical interview program This series from National Public Radao concert which includes historical and 7-99 PM - LUM N ABNER hosted by Ron Smith does esaclty wtujl presents • variety of different topics biograph-cai background about the Recoirfings of one ot the most rtnvm 12 IS PM - THE MIO-OAT REPORT Its name says II lakes A Look At any of different ways music and composers bared ol sit Old Time rente comedies Saw Monday. 12 IS PM tor complete number ol newsworthy topics, currant starring Chet Lauck as Lum and Norris program description events and interesting people 3:30 PM - JUST JAZZ Goll as Abner IN TEPJMA TONAL CONCERT HALL Basie Benson Byid Ellington Mann I 00 PM - INOUvRY Thai series from Nat ion el Puttie Radio Brubech Montgomery TjaOer VWv 7 IS PM - CONVERSATIONS 13:39 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS Tha modem world is a complex place, presents recorded-1ive concerts from all burg the list goes on and on - and a ><. ij.t, ,.• I* • •• i IM) tV'tt"!' ■»"'! i9-yM.'r«i ■..«. .i 3 30 PM - JUST JAZZ I 30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED these people to you with informal dte~ *s 4.1th.", i n, Sat-onai "t ■ Saa Monday. 330 PM lor complete Saa Monday, SM PM tor complete cusstons with and about those people • 30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITEO program description program description and what they are doing "ii : anted ' • "• ■ #»i i •••■ .vfcm * M M'*- r 1 j .i >, ••■ Three end a half hours of the very best Ml tau — traditional, contemporary 12 1J PM — THE MIO-OAT REPORT progressive and event garde styles Saturday April H A IS-Mtnute summary of international 5 JOPM - CURTAIN TIME plus frequent profiles of now and out- national, and regional/local news. Lei< • wrvkmy. l ■_ ,t'*." • standing albums and musicians • 00 AM - PROJECT WEEKEND of the world's great operas, includ- vVake up with us and our weekend ing background on the storyline and morning presentation of light iazz. production ol the work Tuesday Apri 17 news weath.. and special features 449 PM- • :O0 AM - JOURNAL THE ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT IMS PM - THE MID DAT REPORT See Monday. 6 00 AM for complete 9 PM — SHORT STOAT • 00 AM OPTIONS A var ted selection of everyone's favorite See Monday. 12 IS PM lor complete program description A series ot half-hour dramatizations SM Monday 900 AM for complete music from stage end silver screen program description based on short stones by such authors program description This is not a as Faulkner. Hugo. Thurber. Pos repeat of earlier programs 749 PM — EARPLAY 79 (Return) 949 AM - OPT I ON S M lOUCATtON 12 30 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS An all-new season of contemporary This award-winning program from WEKU-fM s Loy Lee hosts this dairy 7 00 PM — LUM 1 10 00 AM - CMfC AOO STMPMON Y radio drama produced especially tor National Public Radio is a last-paced concert which includes historical and Sea Monday. 7 00 PM tor complete Live-on-tape recotdwiua 0( the re- public radio report on numerous aspects ot edu- biographical background about the program description nowned Chicago Symphony Orches- cational practices and innovations music and composers tra s 1978-7*, 949 PM - SOUL SPOTLIGHT A funky mixture of draco. RIB. and uu2 »: 30 AM — FOUNDATION OF AMERICAN NATIONALISM (New Program) /:1S PM - CONVERSATIONS music, from the latest hit singles and MHO PM - TM ORCAT OPERAS Eminent histonen Henry Steeie Com- - JUST JAZZ A rep set ol this afternoon s program albums 1:10 PM Loy Lea hosts this presentation of ( mager examines the period between Monday. 3 30 PM lor com plate See Monday. 12.00 noon lor complete 1790 and 1910 when the institutional program descnption program description groundwork of American nationalism was being laid 9:19 PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT 7:99 PM — EVEtatNQ JOURNAL This spin-off of Our weekday morning IBM AM — OAANO PIANO (Return) See Monday. S IS PM tor complete program descnption program. Journal, presents a collection A new season ol programs Irom NPR Ol Behmd-t he-News leeluret inter Sunday Ami 15 preeentmg both accomplished and news, news and analysis iris*: promising pianists m concert and 5 30 PM - CUNT AM TIM!-: Wake up with us and our weekend competition Each weeknight Curtain Timm presents morning presentation of light (aw. A weekly • presentation of beg bands • 90 - JAZZ UNLIMITED swing music along with Dixieland the entire soundtrack or original cast news, weather, and special NkMurea recording of a motion picture or stage See Monday. ISO PM tor complete end contemporary Mg bands. Baa Monday. 1*00 Mssn lor complete musical program description 900 AM - OPTIONS See Monday. 9 00 AM to. ample* IJOPS-BUIICOfTMl program description This is not ■ BLACK OtLMrCH (New Program) 111 n A as sin trims repeal of earlier programs This new series from NPR highlights vveanesaay April 18 the) rich heritage ol music in traditional black church experience, emphasizing 12:30 PM - POTPOUNPI OF CLASSICS 9:39 PM - THC wEST OP 0 AM -JOURNAL the elements of origin, history, style. WEKU-FM s Loy Lee hosts this daily OtD-TIMC RADIO Mew YORK PHILHARMONIC Saa Monday 600 AM tor complete personalities and critical analysis concert which includes historical and A presentation of one of the bast ol Another rousing season of New Yofi program description ihe Old-Time radio programs High Philbormonic performances, recorded D-ographical background about the live-on-tape during the 1978- 79 s ':30 PM - SATUPDAy S CHILD music and composers Beginning with lights INew Program) In the days before • AM -OPTIONS this new season. Loy invites listeners Sea Monday. 000 AM tor complete to write and request their (avonte works radio and television brought instant 7:00 PM — LUM ' 12*0 PM - JAZZ ALIVE! entertainment into the home, people program description (This is nol a Write to WEKU-FM Eastern Kentucky This excellent series from National repeat ol earlier programs ) University Richmond Kentucky 40475 See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete amused themselves by listening to program description Public Radio otters recorded-live and telling stories These tales, some jau performances from all over the new by popular authors, some so 10:00 AM - 0OSTON SYMPHONY 3:30 PM — JUST JAZZ country' ancient that their origins have been 7:19 PM — CONVERSATIONS The world-renowned Boston Sym- See Monday. 3 30 PM for complete A repeal of this afternoon's program forgotten — traveled across countries phony joins WEKU-FM * line-up ot program description See Monday. 12 00 noon for complete accomplished symphony orchestras, 1 30 PM - JAZZ FIRSTS program description 1.30 PM - FOLK FESTIVAL, USA presenting live-on-(ape concerts of Loy Lee presents and comments on National Public Radios highly ac- the 1079-79 season 5:19 PM - THC AFTERNOON REPORT 7:30 PM - N9JC UNIVERSITY THEATER selections from new pur recordings claimed weekly series ol Live on Tape Saa Monday, 5 15 PM for complete which are 'hot oft Ihe presses (New Program) A series of productions lolk. blues and bluegrass festival 12*0 PM - CONVERSATIONS program description of contemporary English and American performances from virtually all ot the See Monday, 12 00 noon lor complete fiction SO states 2 30 PM - JAZZ REVISITED program description 5:30 PM - CUR TAIN TIMC Each weeknight Curtain Tim* presents 1.30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED This National Public Radio series, 10:10 PM - WOMINSOUNOS the entire soundtrack or original cast See Monday. 930 PM tor complete hosted by Haxen Shoemacher pre- (New Program) What is wumens 12:15 PM - THC MID-DAY REPORT sents and evaluates the early years of See Monday. 12 15 PM for complete recording of a motion picture or t program description music * Tha bottom line ol ruuise is musical Highlights recorded uuz Irom 1017-1947 that it is music performed by women program description 1 -

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April 12 AFTERNOON AFTERNOON Today WRESTLING YOUR GOVERNMENT Tuesday Apr. 17 SPACE ACADEMY DtRECnONS EVENING OP EARTH AND MAN ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 949 <9 NEWS ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL ROBERT SCHULLER I NEWS " STODIOSEE(CAPTIONED) FATALBERT MEET THE PRESS I STUDIO SEE I ABC NEWS AMERICAN BANDSTAND NEWSMAKER T9 I ABC NEWS • I* (9 NBC NEWS COUNTRY AGENTS CORNER THE GUARDIAN «:M I NBC NEWS I CBS NEWS ARKH NBA BASKETBALL I CBS NEWS IGJLD. ICED. GJLD. 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Education. Note: Will consider other fields Turn.. April 24 FOAM DESIGN. INC What is a resume? What should it in- PLACEMENT INTERVIEW after above candidates are schedule. KENTUCKY clude'' How is it organized? How do you PROCEDURES Positions: Sales Trainees write an application letter* What other 1. All interviews will be held in the Wed.. April 18 IBM CORPORATION Qualifications: BA-BS-BBA in Business correspondence is used in a job campaign'' Division of Career Development & CINCINNATI Administration, Marketing, Physical Answers to these and many other Placement. 319 Jones Building. Positions: Customer Engineers Education or Recreation interested in questions about resumes and job cam- 2. Students who wish to schedule in- Qualifications: AS. or B.S. in Industrial sales career paign correspondence will be discussed at terviews must sign-up in person at the Tech. (Electronics) our Mini-Seminar on Tuesday. April 17 Division Office, 319 Jones Building. Taes.. April 24 CINCINNATI IN- from 4:00 5:30 pm in Conference Room Monday -Friday from8:00a.m. -4:30p.m. Wed.. April 18 WOODSON-BEND CORPORATED C of the Powell Building Plan now to at- 3. Interview sign-up starts after RESORT - KENTUCKY SUMMER JOBS Positions: Manufacturing Engineering tend organizations are announced in the FYI or Positions: Golf, Swimming. Tennis, Arts Trainees Sign up for this session by contacting the the PLACEMENT PIPELINE. A Crafts & Grill (fast food) Supervisors Qualifications: B.S in Industrial Tech Career Development and Placement 4. The minimum requirement for Housing plus salary provided in one of or BBA in Management and interest in Office. 319 Jones Building. You do not have scheduling an interview is the completion Kentucky's finest condominium resort career in manufacturing training program to be registered for Placement Services to and filing of a data sheet which is available areas located on Lake Cumberland. attend this seminar in the Division office, 319 Jones Building Wed.. April 25 CENTURY 21 (PAUL Thurs.. April I* OAK RIDGE SCHOOLS ROSE REALTY) Interviews . TENNESSEE Positions: Real Estate Sales Trainees Summer openings Taes.. April 17 MR. WIGGS DEPART- Interviewing 1979-80 Teaching can- Qualifications: Bachelors or Masters in MENT STORES didates in: Math, Sciences, Elem (K-6). Real Estate or any other major interested Positions: Retail Store Management in real estate career Additional information and or job ap- Special Education (all levels) and plications available in the Division of Trainees Guidance Counselors. Wed.. April is MILFORD EXEMPTED Career Development & Placement. 319 Qualifications BS-BA-BBA in Business Thurs.. April I* AUDITOR OF PUBLIC Administration. Marketing, Fashion VILLAGE SCHOOLS - OHIO Jones Building ACCOUNTS - KENTUCKY Interviewing all eligible elementary and Merchandising or Liberal Arts with Positions: Staff Auditor Trainees retailing experience secondary candidates for 1979-80 positions 1 Two positions in Richmond. Kentucky Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in i.Special interest in English - secondary.' for retail store management oriented Ties.. April 17 SUPER X DRUGS. INC. Bus Adm or Accounting with a minimum candidates who wish to work up to forty Positions: Retail Store Management of 20 hours of Accounting Wed.. April 2S MT HEALTHY CITY hours per week at S3 00 per hour Potential Trainees part-lime hours for 1979-80. Duties include Taui*.. April It IBM CORPORATION - SCHOOL DISTRICT - OHIO Qualifications: Bachelors Degree in LEXINGTON 1979-80 Teaching positions anticipated in sales, inventory stocking, delivery of Business Administration or other majors Sciences I Biology. Chemistry. Physics, appliances, general labor, etc. with retailing store management career Positions: Manufacturing Trainees Qualifications: B.S. in Industrial Tech etc i. Math (middle and sr hi). Home interest Economics and Special Education 2 Combine Drivers-Operators - har- Wed.. April is LIBERTY MUTUAL Fri.. April 28 DEPARTMENT OF 'secondary interests) vesting peas in Illinois Housing and INSURANCE CO. JUSTICE - KENTUCKY transportation to field provided Sixty plus Positions: Loss Prevention Represen- Positions: Correctional, Classification & Thurs.. April 28 THE TAPPAN COM- hour work weeks, overtime pay. $3.00 per tative Trainees Treatment or Probation and Parole Of- PANY - KENTUCKY hour starting. $3 70 after orientation Qualifications: B.S. Degree in Industrial ficers Positions: Industrial Engineering Rural background and over age 18 a must Tech., Fire Prevention & Control, Biology. Qualifications: B.S. or M.S. in Police Trainees Chemistry. Math. Physics or other can- Administration, Corrections, Criminal Qualifications: B.S in Industrial t District Manager's position available didates with some science background Justice. Sociology and Social Work Technology now on part-time basis throughout the Positions: Correctional Educational Wed.. April 18 INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC year Duties Supervision of newspaper Specialist Mini-Seminar carriers and promotion of subscriptions in SCHOOLS - INDIANA Qualifications: Certification in Interviewing 1979-80 Teaching can- Krsumes & Job Campaign Correspon- Richmond area Must have a car. Salary Education with Criminal Justice and car allowance didates in Math. Industrial Arts It Special Background dence Top Ten Singles imi. aansr. uwi. »*-*■'. (Dfetrlbutla* i*.|. AM. MAC 7 »i I WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES DOOBIE BROTHERS SUNDAY Warner Bros. 8725 © II (NBC) BIG EVENT: 8:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. ■ 7:00 W&9& PM C.S.T., M.S.T. TSAOIDY BEEGEES/RS0 9I8 9 "Wh* SU You Got lap Roll" 1968 Dons Day. Brian I W1U SUkVIVI GLORIA GAYNOR/Polydor 14508 IS Coot, from Keith. An attractive widow with three children finds her lite complicated when she marries a widower with MUSIC SOX DANCIR FRANK MlllS/Polydor 14817 II DOCTORS a teenage daughter. (R) KNOCK ON WOOD AMU STEWART/Ariola 7736 10 I LOVE OF LIFE ? DA YA THINK CM SSXYT ROD STEWART/Worner Bros 8724 17 FAMILY FEUD (ABC) SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE: 9:00 PM E.S.T.. 7 IAOV UTTIE RIVER BAND/Horwt 4667 (Copitol) IS I CBS NEWS P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. 8 YMCA VIllAGe PeOPlE/Cosoblonco 945 25 AFTERNOON "The Billion Dollar Threat" 1979 Dale Roomette. 9 Patrick Macnee. America's ace intelligence agent SHAM YOUR GROOVE THING PEACHCS A HERB/Polydor/ I NOON TODAY encounters beautiful girls, a steel-armed assassin and MVP 1451 4 17 I YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS King saucers whan he battles a self-proclaimed 10 10 HfAVIN KNOWS DONNA SUMMER WITH BROOKLYN SZIJM PYRAMID imate criminal who plans to destroy We on Earth I BOBBRAUNSHOW DREAMS/Cotabkmco 959 IS I SEARCH FOR TOMORROW if he is not paid $l-bwion IIN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (EXC -,nuo MONOAY Top Ten Afcums I RYAN'S HOPE rnu. KIC) MONDAY NMHT AT THE MOVIES: 9:00 I MATCH GAME Afl I ALLMYCULDREN E.S.T., P.S.T. - 8:00 PM C.S.T., M.S.T. 7 "&SS I DAYS OF OUR LIVES "Sanctuary of Fear" 1979 Barnard Hughes. Kay Lenz. I AS THE WORLD TURNS In this adaptation of the G.K. Chesterton short 1 SPIRITS HAVING FIOWN I ONE LIFE TO LIVE stories, a New York City priest with a penchant for ' ANOTHER WORLD solving crimes, befriends an aspiring young actress BEE GEES I GUIDING LIGHT whose life has suddenly become filled with terror as *? 11N -SCHOOL PROGRAMMING (EXC. the result ot a series of bizarre events. RSORS 1 3041 I NEWS BULLETIN TUESDAY I GILLIGAN'S ISLAND C7thWee*) I DATING GAME (THUR., FRI.) (CBS) DRAMA SPECIAL: 9:00 PM E.S.T., P.S.T. I OVER EASY I HAPPY'S HOUR - 8:00 PM C.S.T.. M.S.T. MRHUTI BY MINUTi DOOBIE BROTHERS/Worrwr Bro». NEWS BULLETIN "Transplant" 1979 Kevin Dobson. Mehnda Dillon. A SSK3I93 1* > BATMAN (EXC. TUE) young man who has worked all his life to attain a DIM iTRAITJ/Worn.r Broi. BSK 3266 IS piece of the 'American Dream' suddenly finds that all M.A.S.H. HONORS HAVI MOM FUN ROD STEWART/Wotner Bros. I SESAME STREET he has worked for. as well as his very survival, is I TOM AND JERRY jeopardized. BSK 3261 I* I ADDAMS FAMILY (EXC. TUE.) 2 HOTI PEACHES & HERB/Polydor/MVP PD 1 6172 10 PETTICOAT JUNCTION (NBC) BIG EVENT: 9x00 PM E.S.T.. P.S.T. - 8:00 PM UVIN' INSIDC VOOR IOVI GEORGE BENSON/Womer BRADYBUNCH C.S.T., M.S.T. 8 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES "Hard Times" 1975 Charles Bronson. James Coburn. Bros. 28SK 3277 4 ' ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW In this action film, set in the Depression era in New 7 S2ND STRUT BIUY JOEl/Columbio FC 35609 24 I MISTER ROGERS Orleans, a mysterious stranger suddenly appears on I BRIEFCASE FUll OF BlUFS BlUES BROTHERS/Atlontk SO SAMOFJEANNIE the scene and proceeds to turn the rough-and-tumble 19217 16 5:30 I NEWS boxing world of the boys in the back room on its ear. ♦ S CROISIN' VILLAGE PEOPLE/Cawblanco NBLP 7118 25 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 19 10 tOVi TRACKS GLORIA GAYNOB/Pplydor PQ 1 6184 IS