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'City on the:Hill , - has big appetite ~ paper By MAJUr. HEAnt &l\d I million sheets of Xerographic paper, - Two raUrw.d can 01 toilet paper. Western's physlca.l pJant and its 11,flOO peDCik, 17,OOOpens, II million upkeep is In Itse:lt a major task, Lawson said. sheets 01 ~c paper and a budBet 01 t56.,MZ,5M '- from toilet The campus and university farm paper 10 ballpoint pens. the unlver are worth more than $110. million . s.ity 's ,...., coaaumptioo Is eOOr' Sixty,five building. with 10 acres 01 m..... rooft contain more than 10,000 The Hill is "s city 01 14,000 to rooms with locks, keys and ',000 lS,OOO," OweD 1A1II'$OII, pbysk:al telephones.About 10,000 tons or air plant ctinclor. Aid. conditioners cool. the rooms. AIm_t 5,_ residents live In 18 Eighteen reslde{\Ce halls house dQrmitories OD Cbe XIO-acre cam 5,4S2 bedS, and 45 elevators m&ve pus.South 01 campus em Nashville students to class and donn rooo::: Road is an -.acre (ann. 1bey range In speed ·!rom 5OO-Ieet· From. 11,500 to 13,00II students per·minute In Pearce·F(1'd Tower and 1,500 faculty ADd staIf mem to a slow . feel-per-minute In Grise. Hall. Maintaining those bers MID utility bilb Into the millions. deyaton costs $8iO,OOO. The Hill is • cit, laJler than Campus upkeep requires m m&lJY students have lived in prev- physical plant employees during i~y . . the swnmer tand 235 in winter . II takes 12 to 15 men and nine The camWD will ~ R.1 million days to mow Western', campus.. . • " . ,..... (' " X .# ~ ~, .. . - in electricity. $2100:000 in water. Lawson said. C. Pippin, left. and ~ . Parriili, 60th ~,;Bo:NJ.ini: .G~, hq!M; debris from the Smith: S3OO,OOO in Bltural gas and $200,000 T\lIenly-&eyen bundred people StadIum bleacnen. fhey were preparing tor a football scrimmage Saturday . "'b coal, Lawsoo.said,· '-~ work here.The uniyttSlty empJoys !', _,_ I ... The I,I.IIjH:l"Sity will also produce mOWltaiDs cl garbage each day - 1,500 reguJar and part-time work- 'A . d . 40 100R lIIas.Tbat's 7.SOOI~ tons ;:,~~,,!::.,,::.(;."'~~ ptltu e' nee~.c~d' for . big careers of garbage a year. according'toJimTomes, ptnOrll)el ,,_ . Each day. t.OOO people pass di.-ec1or. • . J' through dining facilities here, The campus' 125 vehicles _ 8y MONICA DIAS be employed ,with s · high salary. what you do.You're going to have wbetber it 1M! for- a cup 01 coffee o.~ ~"""'i''''-{rom dump-'---" li Tbere ate pee.b and valleys. But to communicate wilh ...... Ie ·in ..u<,:a:> po ce U you're _."ehIR'" (_. ma'- , '" .... "'r a full meal. cars._."0.... consume 1500 g,11 ( ..-- U1Ii V' lOA everyone pe&Q t be in computers. sor;ne way." she. said . .''So .-. wi' .. ha - ' "' gas a -week , Lawson, said. ona 0 _ feeling like ,ou're w"""· ··t 11> ~ d on'1 ve the apUtude," Enaliah and speech courses will PrepaJiD& tboee meals takes More than half a million copleI 01 ~ordirecUon -lheeomeut• ~ ~tudentf need to plan ror a C4fTY over in any kind of employ·. 2.100 pllOO5 oIlft1t!! beans, 10,000 the College Hei .. hts H' Id ' ill be er. hearth and engintIerlng1Pelda ~.r u '9OO .a, pgpltile,sbe said. menlo" I pounds 01 bamburae.r patties, nr-intedanddistrlbUted. .... ra...... w - have gOod.. <1.~\toh-_ and "'...... h lUi.",~.I~ . •• A Iot of people' have thought She said sbe thinks jobs oa. be 30,000 poundI of poaaeoe. for frtDd1 r' --r. " '... -.-"pus, -t.... itiei. • ...... _, . •• • " . f bee ~ accotding to Bob Adams, Herald · ~;-.- placem~~. .' __ ' . lor. • aUN: ",, 'enerp and .leehnology foUnd . in any Oeld a' long as fries and 10,000 loaves of bread, adviser. ...~ that (theyabould) pick upandgo to students plan ror a career and /lttording to Louis Cook, rood While mMy Ituden~ believe But' Mrs, Markle sJralel' that Texas,. bUttheremaynotbejobs," remaill Oexible. services director. they maf never graduate, 49,416 ~ese fi~ds aren : t~ ror, ev~one , ,. abe said. "Some employer, tare Interes~ Lawsoo said more UUIn 2S,OOO hayegradu.ted'Since.l924, Regis_ "I d~'t want yoUna peop&e to "(Students) shouid plan, start in the student who is not an phone orders a year an! made rOC" trar Stephen ~ D.HOU¥ said. thinkl'msaylngtb~should~. W ly and not wait u.nUl the last accountant or business major but· supplies. Wester,!l ....ilI handle about $14 In these three things, ," Ibe ~ sai!l; semester Don't just seleCt a major bas ha~ a business course or SO , " Studeuts and faculty will use millioo in student aid this year, "and I also' don't .... anr;\bem!fo and then let It go. They need to she said. '.'1bey may be s phil')S. 160,000 rolls ol toilet paper and according to Lee Watkins finan- think- that If . they do, ~ theY will begin thinking about rinding em- ophy major bul had a little touch 1,060 cases Dl paper towels. cial aid assistant direc~ : More automatically get a good--job." ~ .. pJoyment long berore their senior- . with business courses." Garbage eaos will Deed t50,tIOO linen'. and 3,470 8aUons of deter· ~~al( . th ee!U'0U":lent -J.. IJ!IO .- .• ~ ~t'S. Marlde. wh~ vfOCluLin":tb€-. year." , She added that many majors will reeeiye tr.!ck or - ... cent« for • ,PlanniDl:iDa Marlde recommends that bave transrerable skills, reo gent will keep tbe buildings dun. 1OI'D~.Keepln, .career MJ:.& . ~like that It-lull-time Plaeem,enlaod.. Advi5e= undecided rreshman lake general search, that caD apply ·well to. Offices will use e.ooo typewriter ~ .P1oy~" Aea:de.ritJc ribbons, 21 ,SOO pencils and 17,000 and eIght to 10 student wor1ler;s-, ~ m'fnt, SaId thit lhOugti lhose ~. courses and sample •~tai!' jobs. . ballpoint pens. La. t year. 151 ,370 people attend- ... fields employment . that a~ . to... ~ .~Sbe !!}. J''Tber.e a~J~ ror all!l1~ "- ed !ootball. and basketball games: rate ':Thati employers ustlauy lOok ror . Mrs. Markle said. "A psYQlology:' Western's mountain oC paPer products wW cO.l .$tO,M8-forl · II ' g~eG .i n Smith Stadium. will ' . _.. ' ...... d1l... th eyun(l er ~ millioo reet ot: rOU • tt" BEST Lli'TLE~ ~ (~lREHO ,•J t=. J I , . : •• • .~ ... - ...,. .. .- .. ,...... ··1 8-2~82 lIerald JA To you:r health: Clinics help what ails you be By ~~TI' EMERY their names will checked with slcians with a variety of hours, fees 5taff development and cornmwlIty lflcome, she added. the re&iatrar. and specialties. For more infor· relations director at the Medical The center, 11 33 Adams St. offer5 Students IIiiking medical att· Offlc. viiita COlt ., she said. mation call 78Hilll. or check tht! Center . Patients can also arrange 5Crvict:1l rllnglng fr om unmumzat ention 'can Hnd it any ·time dwin& Allergy shots are $2 each plus 50 Yellow Pages for other physicians to meet their physicians at the IOn to child health !OCr VICes to II the recuJar school.J,w:eek, aceordlng c:'eDts for each additional shot and specialists. Medical Ce nter . prenatal clinic for low·mcomt' to Lucy Ritter, cll.n.Ical admlnlltra .durio& the same vl411, and the lab mothers Emel'1encles requiring hospital tor at the health ~ . fee Car a COo_mlete blood count or Although many students are not Mllii Hunt said th ere are many t!U"oa t culture treabnent can be handled by the permanent residents of Wa rren Tbecllnic ilO! .... la.m. Mooday . Is 16. child health servIces for 5t udents Medical Center at Bowling Gree!! County. they may use services to 4 p .m. Friday aDd (or limited with families, and although there The clinic: bills students for or Greenview Hospital. offered. at the Warren County ·aervice on Saturday 10 a . m . to are income guidelines, most stud· services. but the student can also Greenview Hospital, 1801 Ashley Health Center, said Kathy Hunt. ItOOIi;Mra.Rltter said. On Saturd.ly ents qualify. J?oBy for the vilit before heJeaves or Circle, bas no ambulance sen-ice the center's coordinator . Some and Durse are on duty. but The center also provlde5 birth • doCior during regular business hours. Mn. or emergeacy room. Palienll can, set vices require an appointment. ~y, I,b and x-ray MrVices Ritter uld.Students villting alter control. screen-Ing for tuberculOSIS however , call their own physicians and she suggests phoning ahead and high blood prel>5ure, te511 ng are not available. 4 pm . will be &ent a bW.1'he clinic and ·arrange to meet them at the Usuall y no fee is charged, but in ilnd treatment for venereal diseas The c:llnlc c:Ioeet Sundays. will alao help students file In hOlpltal a t a cost of $20 , ,ccording some cases a fee is based on \:S . and Pap te5ts . ~ ptt,yaiclana and • nune are suranc:'e (orms, sbe ·,dded. to Brenda Goodnight. secretary to , . . . .' anbe- c!ltriIe" a :n-r. ltblfi '4 p. m. . the adniWstralOr. After 4 ,:".m ., ' Dunegan duty and The clinic also operates a 15-bed Infirmary during the regular week The Medical Cent.er, 250 Park St, Muse um receives donations a ph)'alclan fa OD call. for minor problems llb !lu, I<)N! has both an emergency room and SUI: items recenUy donated to the Green. a warne iron , a powder Only full-time s~ts are treat horn and ice skates from the late ed at tbe cl.l.nlc:. throats or nausea. she saM. On an ambulance service. Rate! are Kentucky Museum are on display weekends, arrangements are flO for iii emergency room viai!, in the recent ac:quisitions case in 19th and ea rly 20th c('ntury. And :.tuderlt IDs are requested. made to have students taken t.o M,5 foe an ambulance run in which the museum lobby . The museum is open 9:JOa _ffi to but MR. Wtter said ,~ts -.bo either the medical (:alter or home the patient i. merely transported, Included are a watercolor by 4 p.m Tuesday through Saturday have oot received their IDs can Off campWI, the Gravea-GUbert and $85 for an emergency ambu, Sarah Frances P.rice. an ar tist and and t to 4: 30 p .m Sunday presoeut other identiHcatioo, and Qinic has n surgeons and phy. lance run, ac:c:on.ting to John Burl, natura list who lived in Bowling AdmiSSion is free Parking stickers necessary to protect against towing By BILL ESTEP the clumce to PUr1:hase appropri· driver's side of the vehicle on the walks, parking on grass Of" 8CCU' there wa5 last year and will be ate sticken. froot and back ends. muJaling more than fi ve unpaid agarn , IS actu ally misleading. tickets. " Wha t"s Important IS the number Tb6 fint week 01 school will be The sticken may pur: Many iOl..'oming students don 't iio ~ of cars on campus a t any gi ven somethiDg ' oI II jp'iice period rOr chased today In Diddle Arena', understand the penalties (or park· Bunch said students have been time. There's a little congestlon parking . c:ltations, according to upper concourse, and Wednesday ing violations, Bunch said, espe concerned about the shor tage of between 9 and II : JO ~ch mornmg p,~ Buncl1, public: safety dlrec:lor. througb Friday at a deB outside cially towing . parking space on campus, but " in but there are still spots open.'" pubUc safety office on the the last eight years, there's not 'Ibougb cltaUoos will be issued IlHt The violations for whic: h citations Bunch said the Umversity Boul · ground Hoor of the parking slnlc:· been one time when every si ngle for Vlotitioos such u blocking wUl be issued the first week , Bunch evard and HU5seil ville !toad loll; at ture. spot C:l campU5 was fi lled ." traffic or parking too long to the said. include parking in a yell ow the south end of campus are good 11mJted-tlme lOneS, Bl,lDCh said Ute Bunch said it is important that zone, parklng in a fire lane or "To say there are 10,000 stickers places to find parking spots dUri ng week.. wiU give faculty and atudellc. the sUc:kel'$ be altadted OIl the reserved ipace, blocking slde- issued. for 4,71)0 parking spots. as peak times . How do I get exp erie nce witho ut a jo b, and Il job without experie n(:e? Try Co-op ! > 6- Gain ~xp e rien ce in your field · • before y.ol1 graduate ., Student ~IIlCl,ea.e your employabiUty -- : Night Wednesday 5 ~ ~J~: m. 7 s 2.50 off large ' 1.50 off medium muat p resent Stu d e n t ' 10 .------1 l Introductory Coupon I. 0 1 "2.50 off large I I I I "1.50 off medium I o I I 1 I I I I· 5.? p.m. any d,.y expires Dec. 31, 1982 I b:13 N~.m" lid: , I '" HirwId 8.IU2 StUdenie·" c .a.~ii } By 'PAT HAMPTON to 13 per month, and will eaah , _. , ~ • _~ " ~.Pprovcd ouf.d·t.own ~ for a ' • ' . '~ing c~ ~ n ~4nC • r · "'... .., .\. .... :lL. , G~' .Is easy fOr SWdenta. eveii it') ·ti ... N.tI~ . orf~rs ~".' ~'l ,. thel .bc.~tsare09t-"to~ ~:," . '1\1 fOf~ '~ts Pli'?;~~ ~.~pus ' loCtt:tIQns are ·. ;~on th ' . ~ . centl"~ ' ~k.i~i. G:. Bvailab e tor easblni-c5eCb. and '1, .abo oIfer\" ~ chec:i1tIi-rbr'I ' '\..'" , two bankS have 24-boul' ~ on . to $4 per moath U the. ~t 'I.'.).. l " campus, ,baJ,apce faui , . ~ow $400, ' , . .' .',' .. .. Students with a Western 10 can F1ddlly Federal bas eifidency ca.s.b c.becU of up to $40 at the c~ na: ,a t15centaperdieckud .· university center ticket office from no moatbly f~ . Also available lao _'..• 1' n a .m . to J p.m, Monday throu&b free eheckina whlcb eltrltll DO Friday. monthly ~ce charge tr. ,tOO The cashier', office on the rnlnimwn balance it m.aintai.ned.A ground nour oflhfl administration 54 fee is chargl!d for a balance of . buildi.Dg wW casb cl)ecu for up to less that '$100. . $40 ff'Om 8: 15 a,m . to 3:4.5 p:m . AmericanNationaIBank&Trus~ Monday through Friday. Co.offers regular ~klng with a The bookstore will accept checks monthly charge 01 up to $3, and an for $3 more than the II.rnount of All American Club accilunt at $4- pw-ch.ue it the ticket ofHce It per month. A spokesman for Arnei" closed and will also make change lean said ' the .,tucient un 1m. for a check written by a studen,t's mediately use an accOW'lI opened par~nts to pay for books and wio. a cheek written by his parent supplies. 01' guardian. Other banks &Oine· Citir.ens National Ban'" of Bowl- times bav.e.a l(kiay waiting period ing Green and ,\lTulriCan Natiooal before the account can:be~, ~ BanII; " Trust Co. have 24-llour said, . teller machines outside the unlver- Man)' department stores require · slly center. a student m aDd a drJver's license Students woo wanl to open for OlIt-ol · to~ checb. checkinS accounts ca.n cboc.de from Discount stOres, lftcludiDg WaI- • variety oIlenic:el. Mart, Woolco and K,Mart, will A Bowliftc Greea Bank • Trust ~t out-ol·towra cbecb, as well ...... n said the but affen IIQCej- aucb as Krapt, ww. repIar die ...... 10 -..ats for Sl DiDe aad fIao ...... Several options availallle 0,, ' . cover .. Some part-time jobs still QP~ . fI( .. ". .. , By NICK ~1T ...,. ... ;;..",.,.."" ~:...... -·--:-:··-=-::-:.:-· -:·:;··:-:-:-Ir;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ _ ...... : ,;.. ..y .., ., -. " .. ~ . .. ~ StudeQtI looking for part·time ''Thia Is the cdy PI'1IIJ'8ID 01 U)ls employmMt durin& the sdIool type ill the ClOUIIiry tbat we're year CAlI . inveitipte 5ev:eral aware of," .... BrelIford aatd • -~ alternatives, both on and oil • , ... ~ . campus. The DeW it ID 'additioD ,. - to their wbid:I -.- - On campus, s.~ta . ~~y· fIndo 1uII.;;:;:- for work throu&h tbe fmaDdal aid .... jobo oIfice in the admiDistr.tiClll graduate buiklilla: 01' ltlrouIb Wstem', cooperative educ.aUora otfb.. In Grise HalL ~~Is to ;;: ~MI~ ' ~~~~~~:;J Somf: . ~ are DOW open f« students ora CUlPW, acccribrc to Marjorie Dye, student ·flblploy· ~ menl ~tor- iD 'the fbwIclal · -aud"'_fa . "olber 1' ••b ~::~' - aid office . ...t openi... are for J- olflce poeUiou requiriDc typlD;, abWty, and food M'f"tica bdp ' . ....uiriDg . ~~ l.'l't' ...... 7 Some oa~. ;'~ wilh ageoc:les sucb as the_-:;;: B :/] GreeD Glrla' Club. ~2U2 J/erold SA Chain stores Grocery comparison o-ffer best food buys B)' PAT HAMPTON Studellttwffi ,et more for their money by Ground _ (per _nd) abopping at large chaln If'OCeI'l' stores in 1.39 1.48 1.49 -- , .49 1.59, 1.29 l!owllnC Green, accOl"din& to a recent Cut up chidton (por pound) .85 .fJ1 -.75 - _. ... .69 HeraJd I W'Vey. The survey cites the lowest priC8f found Insbnt coff.. (2 oz. size) 1.19 .88 1.11 1.53 -- 1.27 1.21 on the&e items, reaardleu cI brand names. 6 pi< Cokes n 2 oz ...... ) 2.49 2.47 2.49 2.63 --- 2.47 2.29 Houcbeas, Krof!:er and Reeves sh&re.J mo.' of the lowest prices, becauae their Ivory.Soap (4% oz.) .tore Nandi often are priced lower than Creamy peanutbutw (1201.1 1.29 .98 1.15 1.59 ... 1.29 1.09 DIftt«.al name branda. H~ ~ IGA also compete by Bologna 116 oz.) 1.69 1.52 1.39 1.81 1.69 1.99 1.69 . toetina aome 'Imeric foodl, • receol . marketing iODOntion, oftm cheaper than White brood 116 oz.) store brands or national brandl. A 7 ounce Conned oom (16 oz.) Kraft maurooi aod clIeeIe dinner' .u ~ ceata ~t HouebeoI, while • c:om.parabie Conned green -.. (16 oz.) .43 .29 .29 .69 .25 .43 .35 gmericdl.nDef ...... 2S~ta at HoIICbeoI aod % pilon milk 1.23 1.10 1.10 1.25 U15 1.33 1.13 25 cerata at lGA. 1 __ Studetala an save ~tD more by ,.Jdng .79 .73 .76 .n .79 .n .95 advantqe' of the weekly spedalI and couponl in local newspapus 00 Wecbesda,y. Flour ( 5 Ibs) .89 .88 . .99 2 Ib I .85 .99 ' .33 .89 .. ~ .. ... the hi&best prices 011 every item checked SUgar (Sibs) .. -: .- -::- 1.59 1.68 1:68 211111.05 1.64 1.69 1.Bl were at Jr Food StoI:e •• cOoven1eoce store -- which only sklcks a small selection of name 1.11 1.15 1.09 1.53 1.27 1.41:'-1-_ ,..:.:':"'_--j99 brands. I~La=u~nd~ry~de=:u.~~~t~(4=2~0=~~) ___-+~I~.3=9~+-~I.=3:.1_4 __~1= . 39=-4-~2=. 65=-~~1 =. 2=9__ ~_ 1~.3=9~~_1=.2=9~ __~ The-' only ' discount grocery - .uiYey~ , - t- Bowling G..... Thrift Grooery, ~l'f1<; We fNke the best, most delicious • Hot Fudge Sundaes at Siskin Robbin~ • Our creamy vanilla iu cream ii ri,her, • OUI Hot Fudge sauc:c: is ' hoc:olate-ie r • _. 1 •::I; our , hopped almonds are , ru",h-ied • r--HOT------'---1------. • : FUDGE '. II .SUNDAE • , . y.reg. • , . • ,i . $1.33 • :,: .: Back'to School Special • , . .,:: • , . Good Only 8-24-82 • ,. • ,-_._ ... _--_._------._------' • " • . . . • • . ' . - .." ~ ". ...:- ~d'" • - - For PetfKt p.rties .; .. • : : ~ - .... :: • • r. ..~ .. ; .. '.... • . . CMl'II lCt ~ _CAW laY'" of Ell Enridled Cake • -_Icoo..n.,-... • yOW' Choice of 31 fbwon. • -- • •••••••• •••••••••••••••• • ---- - ~- .. --~" .-.. " .- • ..~,' .,;. 1, ; , "c " , " DellJ:xe Fift ~ijre.s ., . •• 'FRA ' b~!.4.n:~ '. :. , {, 'I" ... . -. ~ F~QNIlP,e.J~~lgnlve':d ·"''''''· · . • .- • ,,•~. t~ .. , ••• , BA,--.", Chances slim for new aid PRICES $600 8y MONI CA DIAl amOWlt propoRd In May wiU be "some posalbUity" for additional ON APPLE SYSTEM! ~ ~ .Iven . · ... ,Js...... ,. .... - r1" ~~, I)e._.ter pr'Ofr'flU- ~ -. ,..., ""'. .,'." .-. For. a limited time the Apple Corporutioll has students wb.t loretee problema One reasoo Wes~ - hasn ' t .~ : ..... In payinc.th1.I' iemelter'. feel can received Its N05,L: moDey' Is :. Also . th1I ~ swfuD.tr. <:otwai peeled b uck prit'es or (he Apple II + System. atill apply for • Pen Grant or • be<:aU3e the ~tiOn Oe}iaI:-t· · Pr9posei! .... tiill which would'forbld Buy your ramil), 8 110 business n rutUrf' in per Guaranteed Student Loan. But ment In "'lDe iii! -off funds_ \0 students f~ geltl!l8 fin ancial aid sonal computing. 1hI:M who hope to apply for .. atate schools Whell:~ the default rate In if .they haven't regltlered for the arant or wort ~ : ~Il)' are out 01 luck. repayi~ the loa n:~ 'totaled 25 draft, "bu1 they're still hassling 8 1,995! Lee Watkins, financial aid percent 01" more, and determinina over that." Watkins sa id . " We assistant director, said U's also not those schoob; caused a del"ay . haven't had any official word on too late to apply for 8 N3tional The cut-off doelln'l pose a that, + Direct Student Lo.ao or a problem fOf· Western ~ince Us "I think the financial aid Supplen:aental Educational oppor default ra~ is a~ut U pe;-cenl community doesn 't think it's fair to tunity Grant. - , . a.t'JIoooW a.J4.82 • ,Students ,are p'~rt of wors!t~p · :6. l} ,nt~-rs , 'p~an~ M- ~~--~ .7 GRACE MOORE row .t 5 p.m.,' and -. -Pkiue" .t Students will be.~ 'I eidi en thaq..1IIi ~ ~ bt StaleSt., W a 'spedAl ~ . for " 'Ibe dnIrch - aIfUlated and Co""","" Pad will be _ • for tills breUfuL A' movie; BowlinI Gfee:D. ~ amnI are . tell. ,tudents CJIJed theWest. -~ studeot centers will be even1oc· 'Ibe ceIlter', boun U'e "NlteI.c.wI&;' will be abown tt the "'1bIo, ....wnc . , ...... mlDlter . FeUowabip. For more makiDC It easy fot.Jbe atudftlts to Sunday through Tbursday ••.m •.to center at 1:30 J?m":Tomorrow at IS ne'J:utwood Baptist Cbuic:h on intonnatiOll call 842-1313, worship this lemeater. 11 :30p.m •.; 8a.m• .Friday throuab 1 p.m•. u.eriwill be a feUowablP bour £atWood i .....picb . up . St.,Joeeph C8tholl'i Church, at 434 The Church 01 Christ Student I Lm .Saturday; 8 a.m •. Saturda,y at the center.. . atudenta 11\ front' pI the, unjyersl,ty Churcll Sl ,cel ~ates Mass at 5:30 Centes', at 1536 (..bestnut St.,offers to I a.m. Sunday Worship services Friday night.at 8:30-, a wiener center .t 1:t5 and' . a.m.:Sundily. p.m . sa~yand8 : 30and Ila.m.. transportation to its llJn'ices a l are at II I.m. roast ~oa campfire will be at the . ' .'. Sunday. Greenwood Park Church of Christ, The center hal a short devoUonal center. Saturday at 9 a,m. a group tbe 12th Street ChUl"dl of Christ, jflendale Baptist Church at 1000 1303 Campbell Lane. The center is eII~h school day a t 11 :45 1.{1l...... iH leaVi! forOpyland in Nashville, It' 213 E .ltth St..hu ruble cJisses 'Roselawn Way , .sends a bI.:."I open Monday through Saturday (oUowed by • home-coolted Iwdl Tenn. Students whq would like to at 9 a:m..a.nd worship at 10 a.m• .on through "'Campus to pick up_ 1 :45 I.m •. to 11 p.m. f 'ar trans for $150. Hayrides, diMers and mike the trip should register by Sunday: students for serYjce5 between 9 and' portation, call 843-1S,14. other special events have been noon Friday by calliDg 781-3185. Ttie Ptelbyterlan Church, :.<013 9:15 a.m,.on Sunday. planned 101" later in the Kmeste.-. TomOlTGW nigbt • Bible clu.'1 Tranaport8Uon will be furnished, The Baptist Student, Center is at wiU be.t 7::10 p_m. at the center, but students mUit pay their own Teacher presen!Spaper to British educators 1S86 Normal' Drive, acror;.s from folJo~ed by a watermelon feut. .expenses. l\eY. Clay MuUord Is the The Wesley Foundalion is at 14th South HalLA watermelon feast and center mlDlster. KJuadom Rea'dlng Association. ... and ColIea:e streets. Terry Swan Is volleyball aeslion will br· tonight al .. .. He Wai the guest of the Unlted':·· the center's minisl«. A borne 8. A prayer breakfast 'I(ill be ~ Newman eeDt.!r, at 1402 . lCin8dom AaaoclaUaa . Pancbyabyli made ice cream soclaJ will be at tomtrrOW .t 7 I .m . In the Wliver ColIeae St., celebrates ..... ,at 5 , bu been teat;binlat Western alnce.:. 1:3(1 tonIjhl at the cenl«: The lity center executive dlnlng room, p.m, Sltun!.ay and 11 •. 01,_SuDday . . : 1111 and 'recelved hia doctorat(.. discussion group wUl meet tornOI" In the back of the main dining room. Falber Allard iii the pries!. from the of Toll calls easier with.STAN cards .. BBck WKUStudents! ' . .. For a student a long way (rom distance calls. deposit is retiandable · alter one Ch~veux H;li.ir Design home, a Student Tdephooe Hayes said STAN applications year Ind draWl interest while beld Accoont Number could be a way.to ..... ere mailed to Int:~oming freshmen by the phone company . 31.W~B'y beat the homesick blues. this summer. 1038 Pass "AlJ yOu hive to do to use the Across nom Burger King The STAN program is designed " We 've had about 400 appll· nwnber li direct diiI the number -especially for donn residents, cations returned and approved so you are tryi.Da to reacb," Hayes according to Pete Hayes, manager far, and I eJepect that nwnber to said. "Wben you do, an operator 01 the South Central Bell ~ce top 2,000 by the first week of will come on the line and uk (or school," be ... Id. Center in Paducah, which bandies your STAN nwnber. Then )'OW' Western's aecouot. Ar\Y donn resident is elig.ibie, can will '0 throUab. , 'A STAN aCCOlWI liyes a atude:Dt Hayes said. U the student'a ~ta • number to bill Iooa.cfisla!l!:e c.aUa sign the application, the atUdent AppUcatiOlll are avaqable at tbe 11> wbich be can" do wUh . ·dIrm automatically leta an ICC'OUDt. U Bell PbDne C.rt.. Store at use p."'oe nW'd'ber," HAya Mid. Tbe no guardian 1ICDa, State St. Tbet"6 11 DO de-dUM fer alUcient II charpd aoly ,_ .~_• • . , ,uo clf:a*tt may be ....ul<)~ .•!J»L 8- 24-112 Brach's Candles :loti,,· 10..... " Z-O~ . ."-"ost - liiiirii;:::dlflll! popular cigarettes 160z Potato Ch.ips 2 for on')..-half 9 9 ~ 00 Jar pounder 1 219 "- 40 sheets COM POSITION PARSO~is TABLE BOOK SUPERI TOOTHBRUSHES '3 FOR 1.00 YOUlh . 3 100 UCh FOR , , NOBILITY ' <.00 MINUTE •-., . 3 " CASSETTES 7 ' . '. '. --= --- " TIMEX* ' - ALARMM""" "...., CLOCK 4~~ 1~ ~!!'!' .... to •.p ... , ' , ,-, """ ~ ..f . " ~" "; " , Laun 'this IJeI'Vke . ·W.q., . AIItn at ' JIM ~ Col • • ~14S ctay $t M.t of "the lawldril!li swve;.ed, : and • all of .those lilted, ~ve to ease on' the ~~ ::=Ie prices and plentr. of (rom Mom', clothes to • .true-: . , ' . "~... drl" : A van will pick up students on. V' ,. I • l cam~ ~ and , tAke them to the ' !,,'t.:~': campa la.undry. :: : :A.iKl, if aU else {ails. students WI save their laUJKi.r>' for weretend Hole in one Maintenance worker Lloyd Woolbright , loob out a hole in the outaide waD of1be wiivenity center. The bole wu to rallow inft,aoAtiOn of. vent tan roi the bookstore stor- age area on the fourth 0001'. '6 .. Qu.llty that h.sts and 11Stsf!';':' 'AII·sizes and COJors ofst\i,dy nylon cordur. -~-, .-- 8.24$2 11",atJ IIA Cable list 2 ALblic Access ~ ~ '. 3 GO~rnment Access 4 Western uble So Edu Cii tion A£cess 6.Leased Keens , WNGE.TV, 2.--A.BC. Nalhville 8 WS W ·TV, 4, NBC, N~slwi1te 9 WBKO-TV, 13, loca l 10 WTVF·TV, f;. CBS, N.uhville 11 WDCN'I f, 8, IBS. N~ShviUe 12 WKGB-TV, 53, KET I local 13 StOfer Doble Progr~m Guide 14 Weather Olannel IS Mx:Iern Satell ite Network '6 PI1. 17 WTBS-TV, 17, Indep. AII"'nl.! 18 Christi.. , Bro.1l dcaS ling Network 19 Spotlight 20 ~ , Iellile Itogumming Network 21 tlorne Box Office r------! 22 Cable SJitellite ·RJbt ic Affairs 23 SW3p 'n' Shop I RAX ROAST BEEF I 24 Showtime 2S The M>vie Ch.lnnel 26' CM:1t: News Netwo rk V \WOR· lndep. New York 2.-.,CB5 ~b', I only I ~ble Hulth Network 99¢ 39; ESPN (E nlertainfnent, Sporls) 31 USA Network, ("Span u";'it 10 Sandwiches per coupon. Customer must pay . 'I 32 . fot future use I sales tax. ~ MX 13 (or tuture use ""WlTV·TV, n , lndep. Nuhville 35 Nickelodeo n, Children's TV 1.~_;:U';' 3~ 36 WGN , Indep. Ot ic~o ____ =;.- Cable TV installed ------ •lobbies ""allatio. of subscriber cable been completed In ' aDd many clauroom5, to Sarah Glenn of SlOrer: carries 56 Indepvi York, Customer·must pay sales tax. ,', ~x I wrrv·NashvllJe and 80wlinl Green..... , are , 1it,.;pa=U. 3_----=r.l~ 00 cbanoela 7 through 11. , - .' '. < ~.. ~ ~ .f.~ remainder are • ror ; ' " ..p '.. -~ ' ~ ~... ~------t ., z ". ~~x RO~ ST BEEF ~ ~. '¢ ,per ';:'1 , custom ~ r must pay ~ I 3 1,1~ . _ " MX .. ~... , . " .. ~II!II~~ ' ~--- ,,~~ ...... ( I, , "" f ~ ~ " ~,i l .. ~.. I:. ,. . • •...;. ~ ',t.Q , . , lIn ,,., I. fi : ~'<.: -y;" ..' ( ~.... '.• ';J' '.:.? , • • .~ _ 904 ' 31 W . By!? ss • • .;iii' ;.: . ;.....'. '( ,,, . , ks;';'t::o:::re:-g::e:a;;r::;:" _:rig;::-;u::' p:---:::;:::::~~~::::::::t .CLEP offer s for deluge of buyers Lfk~~ ~ ' LlB'~E~~'ub~~~:r~:~1 econoniical .y NICK BRUTT 10 .....,...... , """- Aid Ole T' ''''''C,£J.r " LETSON.' "Y;"UI:' fA'tE ." IIN.T. :. ., c'las' s' creait In 11M! put, ODe cl the nnl nMlltiDC 1_ lft profit · buD't ... ..:anIOII.&\' ~ bauIeI .~ faced ..MIl tbey driY«l pric:e.~ . By . BILL ESTEP returned to KbooI. .... baWu. . Sb.kIeata bave DO a1tero1tiv. to IiDf!& to bu,y their boob ror the n&ntiDc the boobtore IiDe& be- .emeac.. c:aUle it bas a monopoly on ~ CoUece' 'Level ~minatlOlJ And aceordi.n& to Budct)' QUId. Western'. texlboob. Proctama offer, studeDtt a way to reu, director 01 the CoUtee ''Tbere is no e«apetitioa .. far let ~ creclll by iakinc tAlsts Heightl Bookstore, ~~ will as people who .ant to tell the "ather ...thaD _loIns to.claases . . haW! to faee the tooc HoeI apln boob ~UIe tbere II no pront 'in !tis year. It:' 0WcbW.a Wd."Wbo elM woWd "It'• ..,.uy .• very ~omIcaI ''There's not much you ean do (to operate on l ~ pen!eQt· when they way to let Cl«Ut," said Marie alleviate -the problem) wbeD 13,000 could pul their mooty in a bank .aw.~~ .. ~ ~lINa .. . . students are wUdQa to bu,y boob and draw 14 to 15 percent on their "You caD'let up to 30 houri credit a t the same,time, .. 0lI.kIreu laid. money'!"- --. ·..from leneql exams, at • cost ·of The bookstore bas lJired 18 extra The boobtore also k ill uSed' ··Sl1S.If,you. took the same 30 hours cashien to help the regular start boob, which are aoIc:· .. t 2S perceIIl 'r.o" " '., '~ in claaea •. it might cost you as run the llore's II registers durin& 011 the new' prke, Ct\P<7'eA said: much as. PI"!' .- - . the early sert1esler ru&b .1be store Used boob are obtllinod from ~', . '.' will also extend ItII bullnea twun students, '\IIbGlesale book com- Cor the firlUwo vi. ii ichooI to paRies·and ~~ "Stores: :- : gtve studeDl5 ample time to pur_ At the end oi~~ · aeme.1er . ·'the .: chase their books. bookstore will buy t.ck moet ct a 800ks are a major apieaR for student's ~ . U,tbeboclb ~ be. ., most a: ~ts , bul the bookst«e used again ~. fouoWm;: ".enes:· t m..U.es on.Iy a small profit m tbem, ter, the store:Mill PlY baH the DeW Cbildrea; said. " New U DOl boob an price. the ~ will ~ used. ~ -. ' priced at the suuested rettil price again, the bciOblore Win onIi Welcome :Back, ' 'r Tired Western • ."; c(j()kiiii~ clean,ing , Sfud..tts • ~~: ~~&.~a§I¥~g? , . '. 6- C!!~e in and lefs get acquai'1t~ . . .,,, . ' , ~, .... • Letu$ fil you-wllh your favorite.:.; , • Aigner •• ~' ; .. I '~':':b' '~ . .;..'!: \. ~!ot-.. ~ • Candle, '.~ ., . '. ~ '.- , ; .. • Converse • Dexter • Famolare , .Jarman, . -. '. Located in the : I .M A- good place to dust off books Herald By ERIC"' s~n11t the lIbr .ry.t~hnical ~rvices . The er5 are In dorm lobbies and Hoad acros.." rrom Va n Meier Hall . coupons: 'The IlI . libraries- hue bM t rpf~ of Career . Planning and classroom buildings. Because the library is a special · more than U mUlloO boob, joUr. - PlJi~enl and Academlo Ad vise- The Educational Resources Cen· collections center , its malerials 0.11 And other materitlll. Helm mellt II on the second nO()(" . ter and the Journalism ResourCi!S cannot be checked out. Bul it is Ubrary &.Qd Cravens Graduate The circ:.?lati.on desk i. on the Center are 10 th e Coll~e of open to the public 8 a .m . to 4: 30 Center coolain m.t 01 1Mt coIJec- fourth flc:"'!;-.'Ib'. fi(~Jlaot fOOlains Education Building. The center i. p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 ·.on...... "\ "I,l . ~ "'''f'U" open 7: 41 •. m,to 7:60 p.rn .Mooday a .m. to 4: 30 p.m . Saturday. The o museum's hours are 10 a.m. to 4 A "elm is open ~ . kla.m . to 11 p.m. wb1le tbe-l. utb' ~ ,bumwUet thr0U8h· !fh~y,and7 : 45 • . m. to great way to Mood.I,.', ~ Tb1lflday, ud m~ter:lalI and the IoeftlOLb ]~oIds 4:30 p~i F)idaYl. p.m. Tuesday through Saturday F"rIdIy 7:. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. government documents. Hbtor)' ''n!e'Ediacf,tional Resources Cen, and 1 to 4 p.rn .Sunday. Saturday boura are ' • . m. to 4:30 materia1a ue on the eJghlb noor, ter, on the third and fourth noon, The &cie~ library is in Thomp p.m., aDd SuDday boun are 2 to 11 and IIOdaIJderlCf:l .... on theniDth. haa teaching aids lik~ rumstripe son Complu, Central Wing, room p.m. AstudentIDiarequiredtOebid and ' ~ , and texlbooka for 125, with mOf"e room downstairs. 00 Helm'. bottom floor are Ute out booU fOl' Z8 day• . A t-ceo(nne chUcna . Hours are 7: 0\5 a .m. to 10 p.m. law llbrary aDd boob forchildnll: II charJed for uc.b day .. boat II ~ . J;ournalWn Resourcea Cen· Monday thrOUlb'l'bursday, 7:45 to em &be Itrat ftoar ...... -J late but, accordinl iO'- CUoIyo ter, oO >, ·the third Door, carries 4:30 p.m. Friday. and 2 to 6 p.m. relereareboch; udCll1ttMaeeond ~ , circulation llbratlQ,!. fiDeI , ~,periodiCals.nd boob Sunday. .... V.ttoctieala aod mJe:roftlm are not collected urue. ~ total fot Qie jiIurDaUam dep&rtmetlt. 1be univeraity an:hI.ves are on edltiuDI 01 PlI*" aDd m ..ni...... t5 for the Ioemfllter. The Kentucky BWldiDC. wbieb the aecood Roar.of GGrdoo Wilson Tbe tint three noon 01 Cra.- Tbe library'. card catUoc .. CIa bOUN!I the tc.ntueky LIbrary aDd Hall. It II oPea from. a.m.to haft padua" eoDeee amc. aDd microtlche, and mkrolkbe read- 11_, 1I 011 the RuueUvlDe 4: 30 p.m.Mood.ay tbrouIb Friday. Library adds,two services ,... , ~~. r!i tbe ,.arid - journals. Gettin& material.l takeI Look what we 've been jIIIt . ~ - wU1 be wttlda U. Ita thaD ..... reKb 01 the atudaltl aDd ftlCUlty .... !all. If the ceo.ter doun't have 'u Tbei 'ualv1nity 11 ~. member Item, it can barTow from .. '~ ~eepingin the Attic. Brl1iab ~ LIbruy 01 hrO'UbQry...ne., 0eD_ for DI_ 'l.oICI\-_ - ._ .;;,;i:" ~ ~ . ud Drat&. . ' copy ill _t ..nhlll _ ..ell to-41';' SeudI, ~dbI& to ·Dr. ~ W..am, UbratJ ...m. d6rec:tor. cia,.. Waa.om laid. " 0-: " It 1'MlIy.•. t.ro.daIa our _bUlly to Qata Searc:b, &lao known as the BlbUccrapldc Data Ceater, if _ borrow materlaJl; ud kleDtlfy com()U_ IMf'Cb .ervke with tbtm:' WMIOID~ , He aaw. atudeata .aDd faculty r"tIqIatecl more thaD .. cIata baNI - brt-ad a~ , ~ mataiall MIJ"Cbei. tblI subject areu - Wauom .ald. Tbe ...... _venae UIeI' fee II '15 per request, 1be Center for a.earcla Litnr· be said. ' whleb WClilteru jolDed lrl '~o do It humanly would take La _ eomputer leoiHn& forever, but wltb the equipment we have, It takes oo1y minutes," he OUTLET ,BEpaING- 4 '. ' . ;t- Qualityi a ' .rregaUt~ ·- . , .. -... " " n See qur s.bee .'. tlOlf OI:ti '- t C .. r------"-'=O,------.------,, , '., ", . ~ .'. ., . 10.% discount on all regular pric('d merchandise with coupon "u"u,,, 24-28 " ' . .,~ . • . ~. . -.. 'Full-service post offices deliver ' Man- to and from campus is cIonnl between 10 I .m. and 2p.m. registered and Insured mall wUI be channeled througb Western's post Studeots may rent one ol 500 noWied with • pink allp and are office in Carrell CooIereoce Center "POSt office box.es on camptlS for required toJ)ick ~ the mailal the IS ...m . to 4 p.m . M.onday through $S per year. aecording to office eampul office. POlt.a&~ or C.O.d. Frldlly. m1DA&er EmUy KJtchens. Rera~ . mail mUll, be pkked up at the • The full«rvice poll oCfice are Nqulred to be full-time BowJ,1na GreeD 1*1 office, Mrs. ANDGETRESULTS delivtn cant.puI mail between studenw and &how their atudent KitcheN: &ald .• 1:30 and 2:3Op.m.dally ~ makes ID'., MR. Kitchelw said. United Parcel ServIce packq_ pick-ups at dorms ud depart Money orOen are available at addreued to dorm ~ will be Tho deadline fOf" _Iflod _11111 is 4 p.m., to' m~t om~ between 1:30 and the post olriee, she uld.li!J4oney delIvered to cSorin-. ~t pack.aC two days prior pUUlI,cation. CllI!Iiflod ads may 10 :30 a.m. The Bowling Green orden for '1 to AS COAt 7S cents. adclreNed to. poat olnce'bolI mUll ,be ~_ in porIOn ,-.day' t\1..oogh Friday 1,0 post office picks up outgoinC mail Orden for as to S50 coalSI and be pcked Up .t SUpply, Room ,127 of the [-.Iog Univ.,.;tv Cooter. (rom the campul ~ce .t 2 p.m. orden for more than $SO ~(' I . 55. Terrell WOOIIley, .nc.' and dtliven incoming maU to Students receivin& certil1ed, ...... vtna Appearing NOW through FRIDAY * .. , * DIFFERENT. BANO EVERYWEe.K ~·* .,> ", . '. . I , Wednesday Night Hot Legs Confest . , . , , BE:$T TE~T~ ~,~ _~ .;. , ~"' ~)~ , - • .~' . .~ .:" " BI 'KI " 1''''( '," r:/" '. J. . ,'", ,~ to• ~.... _ , .... 'J.(. • -, 'f~.!D~Y & SATURI;)J"Y.'F" 8-24-82 lIf1 r,W ' .S I Office phone numbers BACK-TO-SCHOOL Academic Advisement . _ ...... 2601 SPECIAL Academic Services .. .. _ .. _ . _ ...... •• • •...... 4874 SAVE! Admissions · •• '•...... - . - . ..• ... - .••••• •.... . 2$51 AssoCiated Student Government· ...... 4354 Athletics ...... ~ ...... - .. . •••.•• ...... 3542 Audio-VisualServicesCenter _. _ .. . . ' ... • • • ... • ...... 3754 ~(BiC) 'kBiC} Automobile Regis tration . _ ...... __ ...... _ .... . 2549 Bookstore · ...... _ ...... _ ...... 1466 BARGAIN BUlineuOffice·· _ . . . _ .... _ ...... 2244 cIe. PIMX Career Plr" ~ 18 and Placement ...... _ . .. .• . ..•...... S437 SUPER" Cashier's Office · .. . . . - - ...... •... • ... . •...... 2:244 5 pens lor Center for Academic Advisement '" .. . •.. _ . _ ...... 2691 VALUE! College 01 Bua.inesa Administration . _ . .. •••• •• ••. . •. . ... S408 College of Educ::atlor...... , , . . . .. 4662 '1.19 ClUege H~ lI Foundation· . , , , . .. . , , . .. . , . , . , ...... 459'7 Counseling Services · ...... , ...... : .. .. 31;i '1.75 Educational and Journalism Resources Center . ... • •...... 45{j2 'Educatlonal Tel~on ...... 21S3 Emergency ...... 2549 91' FI ,ancial Aid ...... • . •• • .•••• •• . • . • • . .. , . 2755 ~ ·ood Services ...... :4.16 Garrett Conference Center ...... 3357 Graduate College ...... , . . . . . • ...... 2446 College Heights Hardin Planetarium ...... 044 @ Book ~ tore · Health Services ...... •• ...... 2416 · Garrett Conference Center ...... • . . . . . 3357 lj.Graduale.Coliege ...... • ... .. 2446 ';Hardin Planetarium ...... 40M . Health!iervicat ...... fI60il Helm--Cravens Library ...... J95l Housing ...... 43SO Institute of Study and Educational Hescarch ...... 2lt7 Coaches o~ .. \ Kentucky Ubrary and Museum ...... •...... 2Si2 " s500 011 Ea. Shorts Laundry and Shuttle Bus . . . • .... . , ...... • . • 2831 ~ 8-f>'I> .' \ Lost and Found...... • ...... : ..... , ...... l454I 't! \,fc1'"' <$-~~~ om~ of Alumni Affairs ...... 4»5 .0 ,\~'I> ,~ 52°0 011 Off Post Office· ...... , .. . . 3093 ~ = " - Goodlhru Augu,,3l , 1982 Good Ihru AlJguS I 31. 1982 Oooolll.u August 31 , 1982 Potter College of Arts and Hwna nHies ...... • • •••...... :a44 ...... ! ...... : ...... President's Om<:e ...... 0"6 Publk Infonnation...... • . . •...... 4295 COUPON : COUPON : COUPON Publi<: Safety· ...... , ...... •. , .•...... 25-40 Limll one Item per coupon : limit one item per co upon ~ limit one l1 em per coupon Public Servi~ and Continuing EdUcation ...... 3041 Aluminum ' 3" OFF ' 3" Oil " E~~:~~~;;::'i'i~...... •...... 33513591 ...... ·· ·· . ···· · .. ···,·3958 Bat Any 1 Programs ...... 4158 Any Tennis -;University Center-UCa ...... 2456 Glove · University Publications (Herald. Talis man ) .... ••• •...... 26S3 53°0 Oft ••. Racket ~ In Stock In Stock ~ : Vice President for Aademi<: Alfairs ...... 2297 Vice President for Business Allain ...... '...... Z242 Good thflJ AugUST 3 1.1982 Good mlu August 3 1. 1982 ...... •. , .••.....•...... , •• ...... •••...... • ...... President COl" Student AUainI 2791 COUPON ; COUPON : COU PON one Item per coupon. :'. limit one item per coupon limii one lIem per coupon , , ' ~&9 " Bullw~rker Super numbers ~06'1 Squbber .... --. ... . : ...... -.. ... - - • .•• ____ . •. . __ _ .• .. _ .• _ • .• __ .. 3151 Health __ • __ . _ •.• ...... •• . . . . • _ ...... • _2427 • ••• •• ••• ••••••••••.•••••••• ••• • • 3lH4 • •• • •••••• • • •- " ...... : -•.• : : : M57 i~;~~~'~' :" :· :·~E...o.t· :, :· ti~...· ~~n:...;~~~'t1~...... = l ... . . -;.. .-"-...... '.-....--.-;...... " ..,:;: .. .. " ...... .... ' ...... ; ...... ; ' ...... SPORT SHOP .. , ...... BOWLINGGR~ . • • • . • • • • • • • • • • ;3 .".. . _ 1 .1 ::~,f.. L" .' . .- ' ,~ '.. ".~ :~::~~~~~~::~':~'·~~i GlasgoV' ...... 4213 LI _ iI"""II • '" •• ' " • ••1tOl 734 E. Main 51 , 65 '1 ~5502 ••••• •••• ••• .••• •• ••1- , 782-9754 • : •• ••• ~; "".: . I . • • / • •• !131 " ~f . .. \,... . ~ .. : •. •...... *7 ''';:''''.0< " •••• • • '• ••••• ," • •' " . " ••• 1SJ1 l"i .v:", . .. .. t ~. ' ' .. t.! ...... ills ·.;..1"1 \ "1 l.WEi " COME BACK WESTERN .' •• 0) ..: Sbopping's'" the cUre .. -,. , for dorm room blues 'Tbc..e (our C'CIDC:ftte cIQrm room Dim, on SlW BJPUI. K-llar!, walls are clc.lna iD, the nirqera ReevM Food Store, SUper X dnC tor is bare, cI .... baven" slUted store, Piece GoodI fabric shop and . and there's nothinc to do: the Plua 1'wiD 'lbMt.er are In· cluded in the center. Bowling Green olftl'l plIees to On Fairview Avenue '- WlWama shop for students in thla aituatiOll burl Square, which includes Tbe - both the studerats who rtnd they Lene Unlimited photography abop must "foot it" and thole who can and the American Automobile drive. Aaoci.tion; acrca the street it One it We.Lem Gateway Sbop ~..mer·s Floral CO. IDe. pin&. centH, west of the loolb&ll field on the Russellville Road. Kroger and Wal-Mart are housed Gateway offen a Roees depart. in the Bowling Green ~ter on the ment store, • Houchens grocery, Nashville Road, and the Bowling Hea dquarten MuSic and Boutique, Green Mall Is at the junction 01 54" Green Stampe rede:mptiQa Nashville Road and Campbeu ceoter, • Pop Sboppe and several Lane. '!be mall bas 22 ~t.0r'8. o!bon. including the Martin Twin 'Jbe.aler. Downtown, too, is.!I't far frem GeDeraJ Nutrition Ceoter and CAmpus - about lis bloc:b from Wook<>. ctlerry u.au. 00 or Dear Fountain GreeDWood Mall, on the Scotts· Squ.I.re are sean, Dollar GeoeraI ville Road, tC'ren more Chao 10 Store, Footwear vwa,e, HOUle 01 stores and services, lnc.Iuding Wan ChioeIe m.1aW'&IIt, State Soyder's, Cbeu King, Oleo Theater. WOGlwGC'~, CitiMm NII Dru,p, ....urice ·•• Peck aod Peck. tiooaJ Bank and GIber baab and CGlch House Gifts, The Stra:w berT)' P.tclI. SpeDcer", Record For .taadeall witll can - or Bar, CastDcr Knott, FODDOGr --friendl. witll can - !lbopph" een· Ramo Shack a\XI J.e . Penney ten and mallI an farther A«ljacent to the mall are WaI away.Fairview Sboppinc Ceater w "a~tand~ttmlleSqu.are, whicb palt Scottsville ~ behiad WilIn- includes Krocer aad Super X: BowlingCreen offers ~ 500 acres to play in -. B•.G.MAll across parks system B,G. ENTER By KEVIN FRANCKE 0( all aces. Walkei' said. A r:eceot additioo to the par.k Bowling Green olren 16 public system is the ~ Cr-estmoore _ parb of Y8riOUI sUa aod ~ Woods. a moeUy UDditturbed itiel:, .ccordWg to Paul Walker, nature park O(r Nashville'itoad. ! pa..u and .reereatioo directDr-. Each part is Used by studeabl EDcoa:Ipaueci iD the part. sys to socne u~t , WaIter said. tem's 500 ac:reI are two nine-hole "I like to think the park system.. loll cowsea, Z4 IeaDi5 courts, two and Western have a good relar- ~ swimnlln8: pools. ba.aketball courts klDshlp," be said . "We try to and a DeW Frisbee IoU coarse at ,attract them and they're aU Kereiakes Park 011 Fairview Ave. wdc WAY Adams St , Ity ThB Kentucky 5t VALLEY ONE WAY Center St " --,-<. ~ Slate St . town Chestrut 51 VI ~ ' ~.' " , . . . . " . '" . :..- Park St.-- "' " < './.. ., " /IUHon/d • , • .... J ~ Co,.,r~' ,.. '2. ' , Th. Kroeer Co. - ~ ... StIlI t. De*' ~ Ijpts ItunH. ItellS »II Prices t:004 .s. ...., . Alps! 21, 1912 ill 1•• 1iI 1 ttttl. COUNnlY OVEN 'otato Your Fayo'rlle Chips Bewerages and ...... I •• Parly S~pplles are ayullable c KROGlR 'l.KS. CHICKIN 79 al. Kroger POtAlO SALAD. lion M.at 5'!ack" ak Bololna .. SSOIlUO VA.IUIU ,--"""'!'.. .---.; , Chicken Carnation 1-0 ... PIc •. Break"ast Bors , , , , ~~ : $159' '.. . E~129 ir,"'. ".vo.. 6 'I 9 c $1' 79~ l' 50 t Drinks . . . .. ; ~: , " ',>' ' _" I " , . . \: ' .. J...... " >-'l ~; "':. -. , . < . , r 1... ' .... "" cAkrCh,uro "<. .., ~o.A""lIIun , A~U oa • ". '"!f.t"~.~"';~;~~~~~:-. ·~:"' , ...;: ." Ir... . r Ora .... Juk. • • • • • • • 1I~ . t ... , . , ~. ~'. B·U ·B2 /I~ r(Jld It,lA Eateries Open house unchange d ease thirst.,, Until mMt students get setUed in munchies !beir dorms, open house hours Will remain the same as last semester Weekday open house is 6 to By CARRIE WHALEY to {WI\ . with the women's dorms open 'lUesday and Thursday and OM of the eternal main concerns men's dOf'ms open Monday and of student. wiU be fOlXl_wbere and Wednesday: ."ben to let it. Weekend open house hours arc Besidel the IChooI cafeteria, the IUI me in all dorms Friday many restaurant. are wilhiD ..alit· hours arf' ~ p.m. to muimght . iDe distance from campus. The Saturday and SUnday, dorms art: SlY; Bypass ialinedwith fa.t food open 2 p.m. to midnight ~tauranta . iocludina Wendy's, Vi si tors mllSt register a t the desk Keo~!Cky Fried ctlicken, Taco and "ive the desk clerk his l'k" Mc.Donald'., CaptaUI 0 '1, driver 's license or student ID UtUe Caesar', Piup., Rax Rout 1\ will be retumed at the end of Beet, Famous Recipe, Long Jobn the visit. The visitor must be Silver'l, Godfather', Plaa and escorted 111 the dorm by the Burse!' Kin&. resident. Sharon Dy r5en. student . aUain Rax ICCf1l1ll cbecb wi th two Kryst.aI, on SlW Bypaa8, is one of several late-night restaurants near campU5 . assistant dean, lUIi d each dorm will 1Do . vote in a few weeks to extend And. (or alt.Qowa dJnoen, there weekend hours to I a.m . the vote are resl'lIranta like Pooderoe.a Burger Basket is closed on several restaurants· will bring the p.m., delivers to students but will must be ~I percent in favor of the cu.bIanciI, Country Cookin' and SWlday, and Jerry'. clOR!!I at food . Mr. D's Piua on College not accept checks. A&W charges a extension for the proposal to pass. she said. CQlden q,lnete. midnight on Sunday. Str~t has an assortment of sand· dollar delivery fee on orders of less n the extension does not pass , For lalcHti&bl mWlChen, Burger Hardee's 00 RussdlvllJ e Road is wiches, plu.a and other items. than 11. They are open Monday through a dorm can conduct another vote KUla's drive-up window is open also open 24 hours but serves ~ . Mini! Mart on Fairview Avenue Thunday until I a.m. and on at Ole beginning of the next until 3 Lrn. Tbe entire menu Is breakfast itelTls and ham,.n6- delivers '"G real Aroma" piua II semester , she said. available. cheese sandwiches after midn'ighl. weekends until 2 a.m. Mr .D's will a.m. to midnight on weekdays and accept student checks when ac· ~ause the student affall"S II t.o I a.m. on weekeDds . They Jerry', on RusaeJ.]viUe Road, Country Fixens accepts- student office wasn't sure whether its bud · companied by two !.Ds. accept checks, but there is a 25 Burger Buket on Center Street, checks. Mr, Qonul will ta".ce checks get would be cut . II bill intro Domino's Pina is open until I :30 cent service charge. Ki-ystal on the bypad. Cow:ltry from Bowling Gre(JI banks, if the duced by Inlerhall Council lasl a.m. on weekdays and untiI 2:30on With tb.:J order of a pizza. Mini! FiIens 00 Scottsville Road 5.IId"Mr. purchaser has twp means of identi spring WIiS delayed Thl' bill weekends. Delivery Is guaranteed Mart ""ill deliver up to thret' Donut on the b yp ass are open 24 fication . would have left dorm lobbies open wi thin 30 minutes, and they accept regular grocery item::;, excluding ...... And If you can't go O~I for food , until 6 :wn .when I1Igh t clerks go checks.A&W, whic h is open until10 be.". off duty . she said Welcome Back Students ...-r.- . OPEN . ~ .. ~--<~ .... <. OPEN ·{1i ~8.Sept. 7 8a.m. . . . . Y!,~~~. ... ~ .... "..~,c • . . ... ~ -. , The I "!'l!erial Hea!~h Sl!l!:~ail , ~~ " YourlBJI,si~.. ~s" ~~lt~,r.il t , ' , . . ,'-- ,"-",.\, '. '"..;.\;.;' ~",: . ~. . . .,...... ''''~., ... ~ ;....-~.,.:t,i, . _. ';- . .r------... ~--·~..;--l~'~'•• st 'Ji~~J;'Y.r ' Of.er.ed" , 1 GUEST PASS '_ ". ., Afr'ee" ' itt~HillWKU~ tu4entti , 1 ImperialHealth.Spii ' ,,1~ ',' '--'-''-'''' ~ .. ------,~ ;T" " 1 ONE FREE VISIT 1 ~i. CONpfJn 6'ntitlea : b_ ·~jf. t'oFREE 1 M;..tbe18y....orold~ • 1$860/:" '" ,','" 1 Student member.hip J ".,butloh ~aa. " .ill!ei eo~eliDs • Available with this co'upon • .. _~_. ',.. , " c, " , ' " • ' • ,.Sceam Room ' ' , .;AerObIeDane~ ';; , I. Includes full use of all f"cHities •• • ' , ';1~,· '" , ',.- -. .. Hot Whlrlp.ool •.PenonaU."d ••p ''nloion 1 Expires September 30, 1982 ' 1 ..Swimmlns fool .. :Ex~ciaeEquipme';'t I. WesternGatewllyShoppingCenter I . .suntan Boothe ·~------'______.I , " . . ~.- ~ Student SpecIal'! . ' I , ~ ' . • SpeciaI91l,lonthmembe~8hjp : ~, with lowmonthlyd:p~~, ~; ~~~;~, Let's Get , ~. ~ .. ..~., " , ,';0;.'. :. . , , , , ~ i"." ~ ". 'r ",:. ••• H· l 1-8:! III!Tu /J:!f I " I ( , , ...... ;.: \" -' i , -' Sunset run Tra-As Harmon, a sento r from JacksonviUe. Fla., jogs on the Smith Stadium track. lie was joggin~ so hi' dog could exer· cise an inj ured Ie'~ . Phot o o~ Boot>v ~a. <: ....,.) ." r help dial 2549 ~ or 911 JI you Deed help in a hurry, c&lI Rumor has had it that lhe 911 ~ , number waa not working, said Paul '!bat's the number ot the ca mpus Bunch, public sa fety director. It is diftlatcber. But if you get a busy but it', (aster tq dial ~9 rather + 1, bang up and dial 9, then 911 . than bave the 911 call routed A Realthy Tbal will connect you with the through the police switchlxJard ~tcher - the one you tried to # downtown and then transferred to ~ in the rlJ'St place. the campus. 0IaIf10td Ad4NdAM I,. p.",. s-dri'Of Tundly'. .... _ for Thunlby'. '*"- Diet... T--',. a.m. * .~'L __ , Begin your diet with a generous serving 01 . ~ Morning Edition to whlth you can, add one /~ur.:.Qf L~I Edilion. " • Fp r -~ded 3J!1c!t~ry. ~ lasslC81 " ~U'IC n tile morning and afl8f'noon .. \[h l l!; ~ with 1~1 news and personalities. " Weot-. K,ntucky Unlv\\rslly .' . . . , ~~~r1R If'al-Marl Cenler, No~ ~ai!a ELCOME'S" HILL 1Ji,tJtj~·:,J·. - ,·· ... ~. ... .'-\. '. JUST 2"Q., ~MIN FROM Ralph..,. Lauren , . POLO SHIRTS • Fall's newest colors . , big Reg. $26°0 to $3000 on'warehouse prices $1995 This week only Reg. Warehouse price $24" Leather Cortez UXFORD CLOTH Sizes for men & women Long Sleeve Reg.S41" Button down collar '. Warehouse price PUNY SHIRT Reg,819" 8 Warehouse price $14 0' AU Court Size 4·13'h Reg. 825" "'" .- - , Warehouse price :?;.. '4<, $ .. ~f) ; . ' $~200 Complete line for '82 _., , "" '~ ' SHOES -CUATS-SWEATERS 1\ Blazer Leather ',. . , , ACCESSORIES-GLOVES-BELTS 1;; ' Warehouse 20% i?;!tocount . ' , _'WL', :, -' ~ -rojM*- Ai~ ~ ~, : ~ ~ , "' ., ~';r' , , "R' ",,:'j-'.. '4' O~... -. :;. :~- '. . .. '. . ,- - .. ,' W~ " If ~. - i •. ~.; . . ;~e uae"pr ce .... r 1J.2f...82 Herald 23..1 Student discount card includes 1 7 merchants A&sociated Studmt Gcvernmeot AA" TrftDSmluioo Service on will contJnue a traditloo this year Louisville Road. by dislribuUna: • card entJUin& ' 1be only way these cards will students tD discounts from 11 benefit sbJdenli is for them tD merd18nta. patronize the mnchanll thai have The urdl will be given out offered these dlscounll." u..id Sept. 7-10 during rea:btratlon al Jack Smith .•tudent govemment Ganef! Conference Center . vice president. Students will receive discounts The Greenwood AM C 51")! Thea· (rom I:eStaurants such as Rax ters. In the Greenwood Mall on Roast Beef, Ponderosa Steak &;ottsviJIe !load. also offers a House and Captain D's, all on the discoullt card IOf students Af ter 31W Bypass. buyi ng one movie ti cket a I the regul ar price. students can Other discounts include those on ooy albums and tapes at lleadquarters further movie tickets for S2 5(1 With a card. Music and Boutique. in Gateway Shopping Center ; nowers from The dI scoun t cards an' good al Deemer's n oral Co. Inc. on Fair · aU times (or all showlllgs unl es:; view Avenue and aula repair from previous discounts are offered Check out Donald Elmore watcbN Lei.lha JoJanson pnct1ee her flag routine. Tho Grayson County freshmen were practicing behind the fine arts center last week for flag squad. tryouts. Herald classifieds Qormitories near capacity ~~~--~~~~======~ Western's 5,432 beds are, sur· But OS borne '¥I IO he ailtlc lpat l~ prisingly, nOt quite filled. more applicati ons this week. ' Even with tripling in North and Tripled students ill the mell 's East halls. Housing Dlr~tor John halis will be ;; harged $23.'), rather 06borne said. men's dorms are tha n tht regular S3J5 tor a lion· fl Uted . give or take a few beds. ;ur-cundJl iolied room with dou~le "1 be number of beds we have occupancy; Schnei der will cost f hanges a lmos t every hoW" with $270 instead of S350 fQ~ a,A -air · cancellatlons and new appliea · ('onditloned room . Uoos, .. he u id. In case of ao The situatJoo is a little better ral.el have Oliver' s NOll' Serving TRY in the! women 's balls , Osborne sa1d. three motels, BREAKFAST ~pling in Florence Schileider the students will be 6·10 A.M. OIiR J)RIVE TlIRL iWl and temporary b~ with for paying for rooms. ------~r------, Nllident auiatantl have outed The rates &houJd be Breakfast Coupon " ~ Introductory , " ---.. , Special i, -- Coupon , t~::;:;led to found:;o~:;;~ tb~ 2 M""rambltd tU" I I . 40 c my Oli.-er'. b~ I Charles R.Hayes bas been elect-· 01 Wstem, succeeds L.L.Valentine 2 . Iit"u HUfmei blleon : I 81plte8 off ."nd" i.'k I eli tD the College Htiabts Founda- of Bowlln& Green. 1 bilK'u)1 "nd tr".,' I: Sept. 13 : I T~ndtr R ...... I Bttf. h"m or lurk .. ,. htaprd on .. u~ Board 10( OirtIetots. Tbe Colieae Heigbts Foundation •• Iy '.'9 S.,. ·e . 41 "I lo ... ltd ... nion rull llnd " is a iu,-ae,npt organizatJoa.lbat , lopp",d "';Ifl m ", h ",d rhr..... ~lIur.. . I Hayes, president of Weltem provldes financial assla~, tD Pia XII L!!.!.!.·!.."~~! I!!.r.!! !.:~~~___ 2~~~~ Kentucky Gar. Co.,and a &radua.te: Western stUcieula. r------'r------' ~ Breakfast Coupon" ~. Introductory f 0I0n S I I : : 0I0n Coupon " pec a " ', ' " .... 101... 2 Bi!l('lIit. lIIud c.ot.:ntry Ham ',', expires Sept. 13 for 6-10 A." . 2 1.89 1).11, '.18 II An,. 2 r"'Ku lur "i ... "lInd"if'he~ . upirea •• Iy S.ve .31 II 13 II thoo..e roll,,1 buf, ham . or lurkr .• . !11.!' ~,:!i!.w.!~~ ______2l!:~_~ ty!!.'!!~ ~ !.lr!!t.!.!!!~ ____ _ . --,-:------, r------I.tretl.etory " • C...... ",,0.., . ."oopon'" .'. : :., ""I~~~ I ~...., .,' .. ,A • AD'youcaneataaladbu :: 50· off ezpiI · I.tr~ ...etery ---'r------" .. I.trod.etory ,.(Alii.... ~ " ...ftL S' . C ••p •• ., 2 ., ______:B -:2<-B: 2I1erOf,! :! .. \ College He ights -, . era -. ~'':'~ .. -., '-, .' ....;:~:. •• j,.' -::.. .,.. • - ,.-oJ;-" , .•' ...... '- Ao:-- ___ ~ - .:' "" ';" --'!'" ~ -"". ·l··,>• _. ."., _•• , I'~'!"'-J .. , . ..... ' '.; r "" , "- Early hits Above, Rick Denstorff, left, and Dennis Horning tackle during the first attemoon practice with full pads. Right, -Ron Hunter deflects B pass from Dave Oliver. ~ ""'010 by Mill. CoUlM With Antone back, Topsmaypa:ss more, •" MAt\!\ '" \ · t ll t~ average.He passed for 1,356 yards .. touchdowns last ycaJ' . tackJ es and led the ove in tackles and eight touchdowf15 . ~ Mark Nelson, Jo-Jo Lee and light for losses last season, wi~: tea~ • \\ he n W esl~'r u IIltJ\' ed to the Sun Football Fullback Troy .Snardon grad· end Tommy'Smlth are e)l;~ted to with Walter York at the outside "'11 Con f erc ll ~'· last sprln", 11 uated and tailback Danny Embree I\dd dep'th to the reCeiving corps. linebacker spots. ',' l u l 1 .' 8-Z4-81 Herrdd 27A Coach rates Toppers .. 'Sup Belt contenders . . \. , \ ~ -J lIy RICK ESTES " Western', U('l!l:~ country learn Men's bas • good ci_lIce of beinS • top contender for the Sun Belt Confer .cross emf: tiUe and "we might be one year away (rom being In the top 10 country in lbe country," according to coach Dr.Curtiss Long. Western felunls 28 members and second in Ihe 400 at this year's from last year', squad. and Long Class A slale championShip meet. signed four strong prospects in Other returnees with a chance lo KenltY·icy this summer. be in the learns's lop 10 Rft! junior M .ong Western's top returnees Larry Park, sophomores Camllub· are Ali-Americans Steve Bridges bard and Lance Darland and South and Simon Cahill , .ind Ashley Africa native John Barker. Johnson, a two-time all ove cross " Parks ran consistenUy around countnr runner. the number four and five spots in Bridges jumped 26 feet 8 inches cros.s country and peaked al the to set a HilIloppu rect>rd lasl lan~nd or lasl year , " Long said. spring in the long jump at Ihe Hubbard had a good Indoor NCAA Cbampl~il» in Provo. Jefa500 rinishing sev~th in the Utah.He finished fifth in the event. ove and D&rland finish«! fifth in Cahillli.nUhed.I6th In the NCAA the half-mile run during the OVC lO,GOO-meter race this spring. CAlac h meet. Long uld Cahill seems to run best Junior Mike Snider Is also ex· when the competition Is tough . peeled lo contribute. Snider decid .tohnson won both the avc'. mile ed 10 run competitively after and twCHnUe indoor titles last participating In. the Wendy's 10K .pring and Is close 10 running II race lasl year, Long said. four-minute mUe, Long said. " He nnished well in the race and Newcomers on the squad will be ss.ked melf he could tryout, " Long Pat Alexander of Grayson County, said. " lte said he had never ran Steve Mellg~r of Barren County. cross "normal" banking hours. we've extended our daily operating schedules as follows: Drive·;n Tellers open at 7:30a.m .. . Monday through Friday.Full·ser· Sure, your bank has automated vice offices open at 8:30 a.m" baqking machines that operate Monday through Friday, close at ,':'~ ~ ~ll!ld..the"c)oc!< . So.dO!!' Citizens. 4:30p.m ., Monday through Thurs· • B~t Sorrie'llariking'miltters require day, and 5:30 p .m . on Fridays . . '-the services of real, 5ve bankers. Do you often find yowsd . For everyone wtlo needs to rushing to get t6 yoUr bank before , talk to a banker on • • ,~•• \; I ' _ '.' The 198~, SQuthern Kentu~ky , , ~" .. .' :: , -! ' .., ,.. -, , ' • ~ " , . . . '.' , ,. . ..,. . '. . ~ ~ '. . " '~'.',' , ~ -, '-B1• "' G" 'R' ED'," • .. • , jVJ"IO• • ' ,~.:~": • _ fl--'. ••: 'T ~ ' t · • .' }: ~ ~ _ 4. Aug.25th 8 :OO'p.m,. " featuring The-World Famous "Chicago Knockers " All-Girl Mud Wrestling "', , " ..•.. , ;y I '. ~" • T . . , '0' !' , ' ~r, ",',, . (., .... /1 ... ) , , ,,,. .... 1 , i ~ . ~ !I r ~...;0..1 ,. , , ',' . " ".. ", '-.'. - :" : ' . . "_,-. ' ~~~ , e~41 ' '-W'orld's most popular sport ·~ })~ g6iAes ; '1lintoppers ~ 'newest By TRACY JONES - [n soccer. the goalket!per i~e only player allowed 10 touch :\he 1'{"youlll for Western's first ... ar· Soccer ball with his hands OUler posl~ soccer learo ~ .ar e na p~K " are de(cnseman, midrieldcr and ,"'''',ugh ~ attroo,f in {~l of . bead. Sepl. 3. -: 'l'hal game and wingmen. The players are able to CoIt.;U 0(' Education:plAkling . ~ Weslern'S other homemalclles will move anywhere on the field, but Coa~h NeophYk- Papaioannou bf: on the field between they donot ..,..anl to lea ... e their area laid 25 players wlU make the team. RuuelJvUle Road and Creason unprotected. Papaioannou, a recent Western Dri ... e, across from McNeil Ele Soccer gamell are Wluall y no l graduate who was named lIOCCi!r mentary School. high scoring since the game has a8 .:!oacb earlier this year. said he Weslern's team is also scheduled much defense as offense Players expecll {rom 35 to 60 athlet.es to to play exhibition matcbes wi th ··tackle" by knocking the ball tryout. soccer clubs from Murray. the away from the other learn ; how· Western has had a soccer club University of Kentucky and Easl. ever, if a player gets \00 rough, the for A couple of years, but last ern. Papaioannou'. goal is to do referee can call pen . Too many year's mo ... e to the Sun Belt well in the Sun Bell Conference penalties can cause rt.. ' (rom Conference made a ... arsity team tourney No .... 6--6 In Tampa. Fla. the game. necessary. Papaioannou is optimistic about When a team is selected, it will the learn's chances in the tough Soccer does not stop until half ha ... e only a few days to prepare for Sun Belt Conference and he hopes time or the game ends. there are the season opener againsl More- to quickly de ... elop a winner. no timeouts PIIOto by Bobby Roe Ali Muhammed, left, and Ganiu Kadiri battle for a loose ball during a recent soccer match i.n ~nt of the College Three consistent players return a:f Education building. Both hope to play Jor the soccer team this year. ~ '-, Despite the ioss of two consistent fr om "~o rt Wa yne and Kelly Chapin playen, the women's golf team is from Munster Shumaker was one optimistic about the coming season. Women's of Indiana', top players, and Melissa Jooe:s"bas tran&ferred to Chapin shol consisl.ently in the 1106. Murra)-. and Terti tbadwell b:u "Chapin hal been playing for I.hree , wIt 3 dropped out 01 sehoul to wort. at a yean now and hu really im· .",... ea:1.ge BowlLa& Gt'tII!m COW'Itr)'dub." 1 was lUm.lDer . aemeot aod Swnmen proved, " Quarcelino said. 11 sorry 10 .. botb 01 tbem 10 ••• ....Wed eecb '.' :.'. , ·..,~~HaY._AW, ~. Varlety,of . " Starting AI Low AI ~o~· : t·:';il~~· ~ ;.;~. , ,,:.. ; ~~~H 0 :;;: f ' > ~' : ' Thousands of yards in stock for immediate delivery 2522 Scottsville Rd. , 781-9162 I , . Ca pus· Itlinist.. ~ Welcomes You , Tho Campw MinWy Council it on interdenominationa1 ;roup eommitted to a.n.tian Service to tho UnMnity community. lbe purpoee' of the Council it to eng8le the URi_DIy in dioJocue """"""'"" _ ... thoolopcol, phiIoeophieal and tithicol .oItemam.. one! conffieta whkh confront ltudentt .,uI faculty in the modem world. ". 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Atvd . lw. doOn down " 7'1·)1'5• •711-2140 fOUfjOAT,tON .' , '. -----r~------• 8-24-62 lIernlJ .11 'I Louisville, Delaware will offer stiff tests -Continued from p.g~ K- five games in 1981 to Cinlah al !l-5, Wicks was the leading ground optimistic. uled to Ihe Iblders' 6·5 showlllg and Coach Jim DenniSon hopes gainer and scorer in the DVe and Fifteen starters and four All · las I year. and With 10 starters sealOrl. tha t the I trorti fi nish will give his in I·AAlasl season with 1,364 yards OVC performers return from the back. defense Will agam be ~ hd · Hue's a look .t the teams leam momentum in his third and 17 touchdowns. Vic Ceglie will team that went to the I·AA hIll' die 's slrength. ~ Western 'l!iU face this year: OVC season. be at fullback and Jamie DeVore game for the third straight year. Linebacker Dennos M,x was returns at quarterback. Tuck Wollum will take over at LOUISVILLE Akron has 19 starters back, bul runner·up for ovC Defen Sive Pla y· AU-OV C end Tom Cullen will th e quarterback spot vacated by Thf,Cards have 41 a.uennen and there are some holes to fill. Three er of the Vear last season and he 15 starlers returning from lasl players - Kevin Meade, Ken enchor an experienced defensive Ch ris Isaac. Wollum will be hand· Will return along Wi th all -coofer · year's H club. Bank.s am. lim Legando - are unit. ing the ball 10 Terence Thompson euce tackle Emmanuel Toles and Defense will" Louisville's forte vying for quarterback. TENNESSEE TfXlI mosl of the time, but there are at safety James Gron,n this year as eight starters return, Ed Grimsley, the team's second Tech fiRished 6-5 last year. ilS least J hree others in the Colone I Including three of four defensive leading tackler, will head the firs t winning season since 1977. backfield who can run wi th the ball Van Smith Will return at quar lt:r· backs and lineback Jay 'I'rautwein, linebacking corps. With 16 starters returning, includ· AU,,()VC tackle Randy Taylor back and hI;> prunar)' targets thIS year .... ,11 probably be spilt cnd wbo is consider@d a pro prospect AUSTIN PEAY ing nine on offense. Coach Don and A.I I-O VC linebacker Alex Do· Marsh~n Jolly and tight end Dave 'by his coach Bob 'Weber. Of the Govs' J.4iettermen, only II Waoe feels his team is ready to mingu\!l return to the Colonel Cornerback Frank Minnlefield started on last year's 5-5 leam_ return 10 power in the OV C. defense Lillie Jed Division 1·'\ in kickoff returns Quarterback Mike Katzman re Quarterback Tony Co nstantine MO R E II EAD last !leASon, avcuging 30 yards a turns, but there is virtually nc was the league's No.2 passer with The Eagles we re a dismal 1-9 last Ml,;HHA\' \ return .. experience at the other ke y offen 1.321 yards and 11 touchdowns.His year, but with 23 seniors returning The l(a(.·crs ~ osl quarterback 'Ibe .nan who will make the sive positlons_ ~t frequent targets wi ll be Coach Steve Loney is looking for Gino GIbbs and several fwe run, offe:.se go will be quarterback An experienced defensIve w\lt Kendall Taylor and Jack Kelley betler days. ners, bu t shed no tears for CO Valid at all Kentucky lo cations. r------... ,---. .------i I Tacos 39< I I Tostadas 59< I I I Li mit 4 I Limit 12 '" I I ~I I With coupon t 1 : With COUIM.U1 : I I I I : Offer expim; 8--29-82 • • Offer expira H-29-82 1 1______-----_. ------..1r------· .------. 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