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. '•, 4*. i + s »f fm •» ■ \j V f) ! a • ^ Christmas traditions: Sigma Nus host 'Hanging of the Greens' By BETHSCHDEN of the Greens" to cut rolls of laurel They later became a local fraternity, Feata leaves and make wreaths to be hung in the Sigma Chi Deltas fat 83 and the Keen Johnson Building at the eventually evolved into the Sigma Nus. a The Sigma Nus on campus have a real beginning of the hour-long Christmas- national fraternity in "70 soft spot when it comes to celebrating decorating celebration. And all the while, their involvement in Christmas. It's their way of helping to bring the University's oldest tradition has Like overanxious little children who Christmas spirit to the University, a continued through the years. can hardly wait to begin adorning the tradition they've kept alive since the No matter what tins Saturday, the house with Christmas decorations - the days when they weren't the Sigma Nus. Sigma Nus will drag themselves from Sigma Nus can hardly wait every year Forty-nine years ago when the first beneath warm blankets and congregate to prepare garlands for the University's "Hanging of the Greens" took place, in front of Keen Johnson by 8 a.m. to annual "Hanging of the Greens " their fore 'brothers' who participated, begin their work. Since 1929 they've been meeting on the were members of a branch of the YMCA [SM 'SI*.' pa* •) Saturday morning before the "Hanging on campus. 'Feaste' fit for a king Bv E1.IZABETHPALMEB-BAL1. Madrigal singers, directed by Ira Tickets for the dinner are 17.50 and NrwsBMssr Spalding. choral graduate assistant, as may be reserved by sending check or well as a brass group, bell choir and money order to the University Pood Ye Okie Madrigal Christmas Feaste Elizabethan dancers. Service in the Powell building. More which is to be held Dec. 7 and S in the There will be a dinner concert and tickets have been sold for Friday than Keen Johnson Ballroom, will be a step after dinner concert as well as Thursday but neither evening has been back into isth Century England. The madrigals done between each course. sold out. annual Christmas event includes The music will all be from this period Seating for the dinner begins at 6:30 Madrigal music and a seven course and will include both sacred and p.m. and no specific dress is required English dinner. Christmas madrigals. A reception follows the dinner According to Robert Simpson, acting The dinner menu will be written in old production where guests can meet the director of choral activitea, the en- English and will consist of traditional singers. tertainment will be provided by the Higlish fare. 'Messiah' rises again , !:> Bv DAVID WINTER* Chorus and The University Symphony "I always find something new and Staff Writer l Orchestra. exciting about the piece." Simpson said. Soloists for Ihe performance are: Always Ihe same. Always different Handel's 'Messiah" will rise again in Soprano. Joan l.oma-Bonnemann; Alto. The story of Ihe Messiah will unfold in Brock Auditorium Sunday evening at a Nancy Wehr: Tenor. David Smith, and Brock Auditorium. The audience will Dear Santa Claus. p.m. Mass. Donald Hendrickson. rile into the dimly lit building. The . The work, which will be done for the Although this Is Simpson's first time Chorus and Orchestra will take their *7th lime at the University, centers to conduct the "Messiah" at the places. The freshman director will take around the prophecy concerning the University, he has done it several times his position. I've got them holiday blues Messiah. before "Man. I'll he shaking." Simpson said Since the first performance in 1931. Bv HKI AN BI.AIB lime in my life. I have some idea what surroundings. I noticed I had at least the "Messiah" has been brought to .Staff Writer Rudolph must have felt like when he three choices: a chair next to his desk, a students as "an exciting drama." ac- was left out of the reindeer games. heanbag or a chair behind a table In the cording to this year's director. Robert r Dear Santa. So. with the meekness of the Little corner of the room. Simpson Periscope I guess it's been a long time since I've Drummer Boy. I made my way over to Without hesitation. I opted to sit at the Simpson is replacing David Wehr who 2 written, but I want you to know that I Ellendale Hall to talk things over with table, figuring that it would keep some is taking a year's sabbatical. Simpson Will Zars ever save Princess (.merles* front the evil prime minister? n«w». teatunw pagaaS-e have tried to be a good little boy this one of your distant elves. As I sat in the distance between myself and the commented. "As the acting director of Page* 7-0 year Except that I noticed I had a little waiting room. I couldn't help but feel stranger who was about to hear my life vocal music, it falls to me to present the Kind oat by reading DavM Miller's Baal 10-11 problem a couple of weeks ago. somewhat like a college age Charlie story condensed into sixty minutes. Messiah. I am really looking forward to cartoon series of 'Zars' an page «. «tl Nn. Santa. it's not that I'm dissatisfied Brown going in to talk to Lucy at her Then the dreaded silence hit Since the with what you brought me last year - It booth. But luckily, this wasn't costing house itself reminded me so much of mv The groups which Simpson will really was a nice term paper and the me a nickle. (SM 'OMT ' on pa** 14) conduct are The University Oratorio teacher loved it. That's not my reason In the back of my mind, Santa. I was ■* lor writing kind of hoping that my counselor would I think you realize as much as anyone be a pretty blonde But. since I hadn't else that the great season of mirth and ..sked to see a female, they paired me I merriment has gone a bit sour In the with a man Winning short story past several years. Oh. I know It's Rats .■ssentially the same thing over and He seemed friendly enough, though. : over, hut the commercialism has gone And he had a beard like you. although it By John Rowlett too far/ was quite a Ml darker. When I walked 'The Gift of Life' l-alely. when I've looked at other into his office, he simply said. "Sit people partying and having fun, I've felt anywhere you're most comfortable." The night air was frigid; it hurt to breathe and my my life. Tired from the surgery, he invited me into the I left out in the cold, in a way. For the first After quickly surveying the lungs ached from the cold. More importantly though, it lounge for a cup of coffee I had bean expecting the now hurt to live. Only moments before, my life had worst, now I was certain that he waa piapaiutg to tell seemed complete. I was returning home from college me that Jennie had died on the table I fought back my to spend the Christmas holidays with my family, and emotions, and managed to ask about bar. I nearly s was anxious, too anxious as it turned out, for them to collapsed when he told me the outcome. Jennie had Judy Aaron's life: meet Jennie (my girl friend). She was coming home suffered a concussion, but there had been no injury to with me, and I was sure that they would love her as her brain or spinal column. The internal bleeding had much as I did I couldn't wait to tell them that we were topped, and there had been no damage to any of her engaged. organs. In other words, not only was Jennie going to a Christmas None of that seemed to matter anymore - Jennie was live, but she should be perfectly okay as wail. She no longer with me. Only moments before, the am- would have to stay for observation, bat ho reassured bulance had left for the hospital. I prayed that they me that things would be fine in a few days. I nearly hroke-his ribs I hugged him so hard. I couldn't thank miracle would not be too late. him enough for saving her life Bv BETH SCHOEN ■» Her condition remained critical while Now I was faced with the barrage of questions On my way out, I spotted the nurse who had helped Features Editor she stayed in Somerset for the first nine certain to come from the stoic officials of the law. me earlier. I waved to her, and she flashed a bread days. There really wasn't much for me to tell them, but smile. She had talked to the doctor also, and knew of For Judy Aaron, the Joys and She was then taken to the University every word stuck like a dagger in my side. We were not Jennie's improved condition I wished her wall, and miracles of Christmas came early this of Kentucky intensive care unit where but a few miles from my home at the time of the ac- returned to the lobby. My family was Waiting, and I vear. she stayed for nearly eight weeks, cident. Jennie and I had been talking about the embraced my mother as I toM bar the good news. I'd After lying motionless in a coma for having shown few signs of im- holidays, and were discussing our plans. The road had meet them at home later, but I wanted to stay for a ihe past three-and-a-half months. Aaron provement. become slick with the freshly fallen snow, and vision while. gained consciousness, surprising Now at the Summit Manor'Nursing was poor. I never saw the stalled semi until it was too doubtful doctors and nurses that gave Home in Columbia, where she's been for late. I hit the brakes, but they met the floor with no I decided to take a walk around the grounds. The air her very little chance, if any, of making the past month, her improvement has resistance, and we began to spin. I tried my bast, but was still cold, but it didn't seem to matter. I was it been considerable. the car wove helplessly to one side, then the other, and thinking again about the holidays, bat this time in a Aaron, a'-sophomore broadcasting She opened her eyes about three finally wound up careening into the side of a concrete different sense. I was no longer concerned about what major as of last spring semester, was in weeks ago. but with little awareness if embankment Jennie's side of the car was crushed - color sweater my aunt had knitted me, or If Jennie had a car accident in the early morning any. of anything going on around her how I wished it had been mine. I called the ponce and bought the jacket that I wanted For the first Urn* la hours this past August 12th that left her until a week ago when she gained waited. There was nothing more for me to tell them; my life, I considered the real meaning behind with "severe head and chest injuries" complete consciousness now 1 must wait again. Christmas. Christmas was a time to spend with loved and in intensive cafe units for three Dr. Lewis Aaron, who is the doctor in ones, and a time for giving thanks for the blessings of I arrived at the hospital and was met 4a the months. charge of her at the nursery, said over the past year. Most importantly, it wasn't the gift of She and a friend. Patricia Helm, who the phone Monday, that Aaron was emergency room by my parents. It was't the type of money or material that mattered, rather. It waa the was driving at the time, were coming "awfully slow coming out of the coma," reception that I had anticipated. Jennie was still la gifts of love and life that give rial meaning to the from Somerset on theh* way to but since she has gained consciousness surgery; things didn't look too. promising. I searched la season Glancing towards the heavens, I spotted an Jamestown. Aaron's hometown. When she's become "mentally alert," and "is vain through the empty sterile corridors for someone unusually bright star. I knelt in>the snow lad gave* ihey were traveling -through Pulaski making a good bit of recovery." who could help jne, but they all seemed as cold as the thanks to the Giver of ijfe County. they hit a batch s»ajai»»— •»- "- »~w on to say that the right side of men in blue. Finally, a kind nurse spotted my aimless road was being repaired" the car worn her body is paralyzed, but "she's getting wanderings, and asked if she could help. I didn't see "- -' -.- staee wkMaajr* Ms veer's Christmas short stor> •■=V«i out of control and hit a station wagon in increasing motion inner right arm and how it would be possible - all that mattered to me was contest i»eophomon>. John Rowtatt An ta-yaw-otd kWeaj. Jennie, and this lady, kind though she might be, was B*»-m*d major from-.".. ..*. Rewtan earns*' his Nn* 30 the other lane. leg" how* wMto an—"-"* ***** ' •bamo/y School. H. la • tannta ► Aaron was thrown ten feet and when Her mother. M»V Edith Aaron, who's obviously in no position to help. I thanked her, and r*r an tttw~»,_' a,^ j, she was Brat taken to the »»•*- ^ continued my search for a dr-*~ ''^^*0Qtr. unit in Somerset, her mother said ~mk night since the accident, helps her Finally'I located the head surgeon, the man who had Drawing by Terrt Baama was in very', very grave condition" for (SM Mud,' pas* 1*) just finished operating on the meat Important parson la the first two or three days *.. . i ■a nW^l •so* 2/Vol. 57/No. 14 Tin Earn n Program ThutKtav. Dacombar 7. 197S Editorials Tradition is lost from the holiday season The end has come. Another Hashing lights and ringing bells. docs not occur anymore with the semester has gone. Everything is too electronic. frequency it use 10. With the end of each semester Toys arc so complex now that it People have lost the meaning of comes a joy. No more classes, no takes the parents to figure them out. Christmas. A time when happiness more papers. I he advertising campaigns for these and good cheer are suppose to toys make ihcm irresistablc lo abound, the suicide rate is at its The end of the fall semester brings children. And of course, all of them highest point. something more. For students who are electric. do not, or should not, have time to There is a Santa Claus on every It seems as though there should be think about it over the last few street corner, all with a different room in a last paced society to keep weeks of classes, the end of the rail charily lo collect for. traditions; without turning those semester brings the Christmas traditions into a fast paced version season. A time of good cheer. Santa Claus is no longer the little of the original. fat toy bringer from the North Pole. "Officially" the Christmas sea- He arrives in helicopters, in When people do not keep son starts the day after Thanksgiv- limosines.even on water skis. traditions, they become lost. A ing. tradition is only as good as the People rush out to the stores He is made of plastics and people who keep it. If no one keeps which stay open longer. Christmas ceramics. There are carioons about a tradition, there is no longer a trees are bought, put up and him and his reindeer. 11 adit ion. electrified. Why? Because of tradi- I he spirit of the Christmas season I he two traditions ol the tion. seems 10 have been lost. The "old University for the Christmas season, iashion" Christmas where everyone the "Hanging of the Cirecns" and Tradition is a major part of the in the family gets together and the "Messiah." need the support of Christmas season. decorates the tree, a live one, then the University community or else It is tradition that brings Santa goes out and sings Christmas carols they may become lost forever. Claus. Tradition brings Christmas carols. Tradition brings mistletoe. There arc some traditions at the University which occur every A letter from the Christmas season. The "Hanging of the Greens" has been with the University for 48 president years, Lvery year it has been done To the University Community: Community and their families a by the same organizations. Tradi- joyous Christmas and prosperous tion. As wc enter the Holiday Season and the fall semester draws to a New Year. conculusion, I have two personal You have our prayers as you On the Sunday before finals the thoughts to express to the University travel to your homes -- near or far; University chorus performs the Community. and for your return to the campus "Messiah." First, I wish to express my for the spring semester. May I ask The traditional Christmas is appreciation to every individual - that you take the lime during this tailing by the wayside, though, as student, faculty, staff and em- interlude in our work on the campus the holiday season becomes more ployee - who contributed to the to meditate on the themes of love and more commercialized. opportunities for leaching and and peace on earth that are learning that have been afforded on embodied in the message of Television is filled with Christmas ihis campus during the current Christmas, regardless of your faith. specials. All of which promise the semester. Merry Christmas. Christmas spirit but few, if any, Secondly, Mrs. Powell and I wish J.C. Powel really have it. There arc loo manv for all members of the University President Looking back on what should have been done I seem 'o spend so much of my my days dreaming of the future? loods thai are healthful like yogurt. life saying, if only I had done this or But ihis will be my last column. I Iresh Iruits and vegetables? Why so Band can't 'say it air that, if only I had tried harder or can't help but look back. much starch and grease? B> KIN TINGI.F.Y "Budweiser" theme song by mem also logical, all television waves said the right thing at the right time. If I only had it all to do over And why can't I be given more Sports Kditor hers of the band during the football entering T\ sets on campus must be Sometimes ii has to do with again . . . independence at this school? Why school: why didn't I accomplish games was against the University's banned because as we all know their Maybe I wouldn't try to be so can't I be given the chance to more this semester: Why didn't I II is very easy for your average advertising policy. are numerous liquors advertised on philosophical. (I was so corny.) mature? study more for that test? law abiding sludeni lo get in trouble This policy pertains to "student the tube; maga/ines should be Maybe I wouldn't be so critical Male janitors roam my halls but Or with work: why did I write on ihis campus. Ii seems (hat many publications as well as campus radio banned as well because even Time and negative. (All I did was my boyfriend can't even visit m\" things that arc law on the outside and television stations." St) when and Newsweek advertise things that about that? It was so trite, so cliche complain.) room. or irrelevant. world are no-no's on the state did the band become a medium? arc illegal on the campus; newspa- I wonder why I didn't write about II I conic home after midnight I remember conversations and To put tlpng's in the best pers as well would have to be some of the really important issues. without an II). I must give my actions. I regret things. I feel guilty. Commentary perspective possible, somebody in banned despite their obvious value too, like the parking situation. name, room number, social security the administration has finally to the student. number, phone number and bov premises on which wc reside. But Hipped. For that matter we might as well ~N number. things really need to be kept in If you use the reasoning that the stop offering I nglish courses. Any My room is checked every perspective. University uses in banning the hook which mentions a character Wednesday to see that my bed is The administration recently de- "Budweiser" song then you must that drinks would break University Sarah made and my trash emptied and lo cided that the playing of the consider the following actions as policy. This would only eliminate make sure that I'm not harboring writers such as Hemingway. Faulk- any beer, marijuana or other ner and Joyce and a few thousand contraband. I feel like I'm in the others. Warren army. .- I am 20 years old and have lived While we're at it why don't we away from home for two summers, have a good old-fashioned book 4 but according to the University, I'm burning. It seems that some Why didn't I. . .' not responsible enough to live off members of the administration campus until I turn 21, which is might really enjoy this pasttime. incidentally alter I graduate. Bui right now it's Christmas and I Security must be making a killing Why didn't I write about these only want to feel good. So I look to off tickets. things? Why do I always wish, the first it was the English Depart- the coming year and promise myself And hot plates . . . everybody past had been different? ment's censorship of the Progress I'll do belter next semester. knows students cook in their rooms. But then . . . sometimes I like my when it withheld copies of the paper I tell myself I'll keep up with my In fact, doesn't the University MarkTaraer Edit r past. Like just last weekend, my 10 high school students during a reading. Or else I say I've spent too encourage it by offering refrigera- Jiaa Thotaasoa Business Manag r career day at the University and now much lime fretting over school. In roommate and I snuck a kitten into Sarah Warm Maaaging Edit, r tors? our room. even the band is being censored. that case I make plans to enjoy And as a friend said to me, aren't mahethPalaMr-flaB.: News Edit r And the other day I played What will be next? myself more the next year. wc being (rained to lie and be Kea Tingle, Sports Edit! r backgammon with a girl I barely When I get old I'll look back and deceitful in the hiding of our hot BethSchoca Feature* Edit r knew and wc became friends. College is supposed to be a say, "Those were the good ole* pots and popcorn poppers? Larry Bernard Art. Edit r I remember one cold night; a growing, learning experience for the days." I wish I'd written about the food Oaav Eager Organizations Uh) r friend and I drank hot chocolate students but obviously the people Right now I wait for the day I on campus. Recently, a boy ahead Wetst-Cadla. Staff Artit and ate cinnamon toast in (he late who need lo mature and grow up arc turn 21 and the day I'll graduate of me in the cafeteria line ordered a ■Material drcalatloa Maaag r night/early morning hours. the people who run the campus. from college. I can't wait to get a fried pork pattie on bun, (wo rolls, CaasjOlirer Advertising Aarietai t Just yesterday I laughed with my So, before you say "Budweiser," job and start moving on. macaroni and cheese, mashed favorite teacher. look over your shoulder, because Why do I spend so much time po(a(oes and a piece of cake. Next week I'm going home for Kesaher a* Associated Collegiate Preaa Association. Columbia Scholastic Pr ts someone may be watching. looking back? And why do I spend Wfiy doesn't (he University serve ■"-■ aad Keatacky Intercollegiate Press Association. Christmas! Maybe it will even snow. Kcprcsealed far aatloaal advert!* lag by the College Advertising Sales and S r- vice. Inc.. Chicago . Ill Editors' mailbag iy daring the regular school year except for vacation aad *>*. students to make up for a deficient time and we. the students, didn't aaaari—tt— merely from one or two particular in- at Easter. Keatacky UalversHy ay suthority of the Board rf 011106111 student in the group? necessarily have such an option. cidences. - Pahtirlriias Board. Is it fair for a teacher to cut the grade, . In particular, he was merely referring It - takes much proof-or effort, to of those students who accomplished disadvantage to the fact that ft took him exactly 57 alleviate a person's respect for yon. their part of the task. Just because Oplaliaa trprcased hereto are those of stameat editors or other signed writers s d days' to grade and return a major (also But. what can you expect' when you do aot aeeeaaarlly represent Use views of this aalvershy. Advertising appearing n someone else in the group - was • the only) test in the class where he "Rive" a student a grade? Editor: irresponsible'' (Ms newspaper as ksieaded to help the reader hay. Any''false or misleading i I- asked us to memorize word for word a Are the students actually not being IS it fair for teachers to grade students Is it fair for the teacher to disallow the < he reported to the Bdalness Manager. The Eastern Progre s. chapter in the textbook, (only 21 pages i. cheated out of a true grade? by the Work, or lack of it, of other student who accomplished his or her Second class postage paid al Richmond. Ky. 4S47S. If you think this statement is Students -pay atoney to. earn an «r* students? From the'student's stand- part of the assignment to turn it in' irrelevant, perhaps I should include that education -a grade to be exact. point, of curse, it ki not. Somehow this »**"■«** comes through university h aa I nail opportaaity. tf- ,-t* ^t — .'_.-- ... our handout rA _. . we won't always be students. "S.,..,- ; How can teachers expect particular as poor judgement - poor professional as* discriminate oa the hasia of race, color, religion, sen. natiolial outline of the cjass. "Ute work will be for a particular profession. .students to be responsible for the work operation to me. penalized." rap kt the aasntosion to, or participation in, any educatiq al Surely our "particular professional of other students in the class in addition But as the professor admits; a Dr., no » acursty watca it fdatts. Any complaint arising hy reason of alle ed Students generally will rasD*" --■**"-is-not evaluated or de-evaluated to (heir own? What can you do if Jess; "That's the advantage of me being I ia writing to Dr. Rebecca Broaddua. Arfu-ma ve teachers. «ntil given reason that they r>y someone else's irrespon«ihitiiv someone else In a :'Ri*Jrp' project*' the teacher alnd ydft being the student." • Officer.. MMillion Hoaae. BKU. Campos telephone nnmber CtMzSs should feel otherwise. I guess that's justist thethe disadvantage of l doesn't come through? The professor was referring to the ^This change of attitude does not being a student hTlt fair for a teacher to expect other fact that he could do things on his own abruptly stop and react in opposition I Karen Beir I u \ ■» Pip 3/Vot. 57/No. 14 Tha Eaatarn Prooraaa News/FeaturesThuraday. Dacambar 7. 1978 Politicians interviewed from Santa's lap Ho-Ho-Ho. Merry Christmas! "Well, now Rosalyn, you have anything. I can't do anything for "Well if that's the best you can Santa Claus here, direct from the you without your faith in me. Sorry. do, I guess I'll take it. But I sure get White House, 1600 Pennsylvania asked for some very nice things for But here's a candy cane for you tired of having to compromise my Christmas." Avenue, Washington, D.C. anyway." beliefs." "Step right up here Jimmy and "Wait Santa, I forgot something. Live from Israel. It's Santa and On Dasher, on Dancer, on Comet tell Santa what you want for Most important, I want world peace Menachem. and Cupid and Donner and Blitzcn. Christmas." Back again in the USA. This time "I want the American people to Santa's left the world of national ; love me, no matter what I do. I want politics to look in on Gov. Julian to have their solemn promise that Carroll. they will vote for me in 1980. I want Lisa "Ho-Ho-Ho Julian. Tell me what Anwar and Menachem to stop you want for Christmas." pulling me into the middle of their "Well, first of all let me say lhai I silly argument over the West Bank. I Renshaw think you arc a fine person Santa. want those red communists to quit You do such wonderful things for violating the SALT agreement. And people in the Commonwealth every I want Rosalyn to quit stealing my Here comes year. You arc just a marvelous pillow and hogging all the covers at Santa Claus. . . . person and on behalf of the people night. of this great state, 1 want to present "Well Jimmy, that's an awful you with this token key to long list. Are you sure you've been a and harmony for all mankind Frankfort. And..." good enough boy Ihis year to "Menachem have you been a forever." "Ok Julian, cut the baloney. Just deserve all this?" good boy this year?" get to your Christmas list." "Of course Santa. I'm a fine "But Rosalyn, I can't make the "Oh yes Santa. I've compromised Christian president, even though I world stop fighting. I've tried, but all my beliefs that Israel is the "First of all I want you to make Thelma stop doing official things have lusted in my heart. I would nobody ever listens to me. But I'll promised land just to make behind my back everytime I leave never do anything like ole Dick do everything I can. Now you be a President Jimmy happy so he won't the state for a vacation on one of my Nixon. And if you don't get me good girl between now and stop selling me weapons. So I feel I everything I want for Christmas, I'll Christmas. Here's your candy deserve everything I want." state planes. I want Terry McBrayer cane." elected to succeed me as Governor have you citizenship revoked and I'll "Well, Menachem, since you've so I can still run Kentucky blow up ihe North Pole." Santa again with a live instant been such a good boy, what do you government. And I want to be type report direct from President want for Christmas er' Hanuk- "Here's a candy cane Jimmy and President of the United States, that I'll sec what I can get you for Anwar Sadat's home in Cairo, kah?" Egypt. is if Jimmy doesn't mind." Christmas." Now Rosalyn, it's your "I want lotal and absolute power "Honestly Julian, I don't think I turn. Conic and sit on Santa's lap "Climb up here on Santa's lap over the Sue/ Canal. I want my own can do much for you this year. and tell me what you want for Anwar and tell Santa what you want personal B-52 bomber, fixed up just Thelma is a strong minded woman (pnoto by STEVE BMU*N| Christmas." for Christmas. Watch the pipe like Jimmy's Air Force One. I wani and she'll always do « hat she feels is t'nnnie farter, a Tolford resident, adds to the Christmas spirit as she tops off "First of all, I want Jimmy to quit please. I don't my beard scorched a huge dart board with Anwar's face ihe tree with a radiant star in Telford lobby The dorms are celebrating the right. As for Terry, he doesn't have saying thai I steal his pillow. I only before Christmas." as the bullseye. And I want my front a chance. And well, you'll have to holidays with Irim-a-tree parties. Christmas craftmaking and secret angels. take his because he takes mine, and I teeth capped, so I can smile like "I don't want anything for work the presidency out with don'i hog the covers. He does. But Christmas. I don't believe in it. But Jimmy." Jimmy. Would you settle for a what I really want is to be loved by if I did, I would want Menachem to "I think I can arrange for the dart stuffed jack ass?" Dorms bedeck Miss Lillian. I want her to quit stop being so stubborn and board and I can get you an "Bui I he democrats arc already a in/mi! my homemade peanut-but- bull-headed about the West Bank. appointment with Jimmy's dentist, stuffed." ter grits. She says mine are too I'm right and he's wrong and that's bui I can'i give you the Suez Canal. "Have a candy cane then." lumpy, but hers are always too their halls with all (here is to it." I can get you a plane fixed up like sticky. And I want Billy to quit Jimmy's, but it won't be a B-52 "Rudolf, take me home to the leaving his beer cans all over the "Oh Anwar, if you don't believe bomber. Have a candy cane North Pole. These politicians have fireproof ornaments house when he comes and visits." in me, then I can't promise you instead." ruined my Christmas spirit." H» (ilNNYKAtiER To the wing with the prettiest doors will llru;ini/;ilions Kditor to some donuts for the industrious decorators to munch on I>«•« k Ihe dorms with houghs of holly. Commonwealth Hall is having a Pep song ban(ne)d decorated trees with lire proof stars Christmas party for the children of Yes. Ihe dorms have got the spirit. Brockton residents Dec 10 at 1 p.m The Christmas spirit thai is party is on Ihe second floor lounge and Bv I.EESA WADDLE radio stations and one game has ap- Starting with secret angels in Bur- parents are invited too. tiuest Writer peared on national television. nam, Miirtin Telford and some other Practically all Ihe dorms have had or Hartwell mentioned that playing the dorm*- and uoing to the showing of "A are having parties of some sort in each When you say Budweiser now. you song could spawn complaints from By BETTY ANN GOINS Christm;is Carol" in others. Ihe individual hall Many of the floors of better say it softly Budweiser competitors. For the past two seasons. University He also said that he has received residence halls on campus are going all each dorm are having special floor Wlttt do yon do to reWve exam tension? Are adequate lisae and stady out to celebrate the holidays. parties also football fans have been hearing the several complaints from "ad- Caroling lias long heen a tradition of One highlight of the dorm activities familiar Budweiser jingle played by the ministrative people" encouraging him areaa made available? Christmas time and this year is no was the Christmas Disco last Sunday hand at Colonel games. not to play the song. (Wioto Mr STEVE BROWN) except ion The residents of Sullivan Hall night Burnam and Commonwealth But. band director Robert Hartwell Charles Whitlock, executive assistant »ill IK- singing at a nursing home and sponsored the dance that was held in the recently announced to the band that to the president, said that the banning of there are sure to IK- many more carols Keen .lohnson Ballroom. they were not to play the song at any the song was the subject of an "informal Ming as girls and guys alike decorate the The coming week is sure to be a tough more sports events. discussion" involving himself and trees in the dorms one hut to break the monotony of By way of explanation. Hartwell cited several other faculty members. The ban Kver since the middle of November, studying for exams. Walters. Telford. the Board of Regents policy of "no was the result of a "group decision" in dorms have been having Christmas McGregor and some of the other dorms advertising that involves alcoholic which the liabilities of the song were crafts Miller. McGregor and Martin will serve refreshments to residents. beverages." considered. .ire lust three of the dorms sponsoring Somewhere amid all the hustle and According to the University's official One supporter of the Budweiser song itfes kind of activity. hustle of the Christmas activities in the advertising policies, "advertising ban. athletic director Don Combs, with the strict fire regulations on dorms, residents are finding tjme to do classified as objectionable and thereby stated that he didn't think sports and decorations this year most people are lots of shopping for those special people strictly prohibited" includes alcoholic liquor were necessarily compatible. having to In- extra careful when at home. beverages. Members of the band have remarked choosing things to adorn their doors Although Santa is very busy at the This policy pertains to "student that the band was "disappointed" upon with A North Pole he is sure to be watching publications and campus radio and hearing Hartwell's announcement. Hut this didn't deter Burnam Hall over all the I'niversity students as they television stations." Most Eastern They said that the pep song seemed to from having a door decoration contest. I ravel home for the holidays. games have been broadcast by local generate crowd enthusiasm Americans lose sleep over insomnia Fifteen 10 twenty million Ameri- Plenty. take time and effort and are the only help sleep buy more important- cans suffer from insomnia, as we Since insomnia is not a disease but province of counseling centers, ly strenghten the all-important sense saw last week. Also, twenty-seven a complaint involving varied experi- clinical psychologists and psychia- of self-worth. million prescriptions for hypnotics ences of poor sleep combined with trists. were written in 1976. daytime fatigue, a number of One of the first and most Of course one of the earliest and Barbiturates accounted for 20 per approaches are available. Obvious- common basic causes of insomnia is most common symptoms of plain cent of these, and they lead to a ly, if the insomnia has 1 drug a fouled-up lifestyle. People often old depression is insomnia. Ob- predictable sequence of dependence, dependancy aspect, a drug with- expect to sleep well no matter what viously this calls for psychological tolerance and escalating doses. Not drawal program is indicated. In fact they do in the daytime. Such folk or psychiatric counselling. only that buy they disrupt the different patients may need referral may need to learn many skills: how For all these strategies, it is normal (and necessary) sleep struc- to a sleep center. These are to think differently about their sleep obvious that the primary physician ture. Rapid Eye Movements (dream- expensive. (There is one in problems, how to modify daytime ing or RLM sleep) and slow wave Cincinnati.) eating and exercise patterns, how to must have collaborative working relationships with mental health sleep (stages 3 and 4) are suppressed. If the insomnia is not due to a rest and relax at critical times during Physical and psychological depend- professionals, especially those who ence, withdrawal reactions and have expreience in teaching self- change skills. REM rebound reactions (severe nightmares), and worse sleep Believe me, the counseling and disturbance than before starting psychiatric care at Eastern is medication also occur. Barbiturates outstanding. At the risk of killing don't help you sleep. They the doctors in those areas from ANAESTHETIZE you and are overwork, I suggest them before poison. Somlnex!! Alcohol is no good either - it has the disadvantages of bartiturates, Studies of heart rehabilitation . Charlotte Sharp. Jonlor - ele- Linda Chesnut. sophomore - and if combined with them can, as programs by distance running show mentary education, Carrottoa. psychology, London. many celebrities have demonstrated, that at about three weeks sleep "When I study I mostly cram, so "I just talk about it to my kill you stone dead. improves, at about six weeks when I relax I just totally forget friends and get it off my chest. The The non-barbitursue hypnotics do purely physical dysfunction such as the day, how to solve their problems depression lifts, and at about 12 about it and watch television or hours at the library are really all the bad things Rrbiiura'tes do; kidney or heart trouble or pain such more efficiently. weeks there is evidence of cardio- something. When J study on good.;' they just take a little longer. as from fractures or cancer, one respiratory improvement. campus it's at the library." There is one family of hypnotics should think of a plain inability to Behavioral self-management is a Brace Emerson, senior - busi- relax physically and mentally at I hope this" helps all who wake Scott Htggfcu, freshman • called benzodiazepines (for gosh method by which patients can learn ' '. tireder than.when they went to bed! ness amaammrwl, LaxfcagtmT. . sakes!) that are less likely to have bedtime. to: I) assess and analyze themselves undecided, Berea. "I just take rest periods every.. these side effects, but they have been Procedures such as progressive and their surroundings; 2) determine . Newborn babies spend most of "I shoot pool, but usually I once in awhile and do something tested only OP a 28-V^y basis. Many >=*Teta* " "w- aypnosis, auto*-*" .... needs to be changed. »' '_.. Mi^ii RJMIC -^fJum steep. I epM tot. Hie hours in the*library different, play pool or something, times-they "are used-for 40 or more training, irritation and bio-feed- produce better sleep; and 3*) develop still wonder what they dream about! pretty gooJ ;»d eiadying In ' so I can relax. iXhe library hours days, and I don't call that safe. • back may help patients, with plans of action to make these If anyone has a guess, please send a is prt... . jod if you can suit me; 1 doh*;'T '.; that early or So what ajter;...... 3fe there to moderate |«k occasional insomnia. changes. Learning to solve and note to me care of the Progress in [the noise." that late." fcepirtg pills? • , * These are ^m learned skills which* manage specific p. jblems may not the campus mail! ^^^-Smmmal f^aTBk^ai ^ ri ■ ♦ «VaV •>*-* "•*•*• *•••-■■) +**m~.^ iaAaVn*«>Mra)«a«)e 'YTaiayy^ ' ■**> «•■-<*<>« !•» ■ wmm P»t» 4/Vol. 57, No 14 The bat tarn Profraaa V Thursday. Dacambat 7. 197S Short story contest - §£fcond place 'Just' By Bruce Engle Sammi tidied her frosted brown things to stay up." held sheet music in green and red nice voice...of course, Peter and I hair and adjusted the little nurse cap . "These are the same ones -• so paper folders. couldn't sing a note, but everyone on her head. Watching the old they ought to look familiar!" Mary tapped Sammi on the was always..." people ramble about the decorated chuckled June, a large, stocky shoulder. "That lady over there — in "I said, do you wanna come over rec-room, she stubbed out her woman of fifty. June had worked in the blue. Is she alright?" and hear them sing?" asked Sammi cigarette. "Gotta stop smoking," the nursing home for years. "Mary "Oh, her?" Sammi shook her in a loud voice. she mumbled. did most of the decorating; don't head and smiled. "You jusi set that The singers launched into a "Well, there you are!" one of the you think she did a wonderful job? one in front of a T.V. and you won't fervent "Here We Come A other wards yelled from across the Girl, you really have talent." have to worry about her for hours!" Carolling" and then asked for floor. Sammi hung up her coat and They all laughed while Mary, who "She seems to always have that requests. One lady in a knitted shawl walked over to the women in white was new, blushed. "Oh, they're not vacant stare in her eyes," whispered raised her hand, as if in school. uniforms. so good," she said, looking down. Mary curiously, "like she's not "I've alwavs liked "Silent Night." "It's about time you got here," Sammi brought the attention back really here." "Well, I don't know if she got "Ho." whined a girl with glasses, one of them laughed, turning down to herself. "I just wanna get out of thai from T.V. or vice-versa. Bui I "I don'i ihink we have a four-pan the volume of a small phonograph here soon; though, Lord knows I'll gel the biggest kick out of watching arrangement to that." playing an Elvis Presley Christmas be working even harder after I get her watch 'The Price is Right.' " "I've always liked "Silent record. home. Sally and her family got in Night." "Yeah," added another, "you last night." She lit another cigarette. The teenagers grouped themselves just missed all the fun. We had a hell June squatted down beside the old "How old is that grandson of by a small decorated tree in a corner woman and touched her shoulder. of time getting them all down here." yours?" of the large room. As the nurses "How- is everything-going? I'm "Well now, honey, they just can'i "He'll be three next month: on aimed patients towards the young- do that one. How about "Jingle sorry I'm late, but..." sters, Sammi found one old woman the sixth. Oh, you should have seen Bells?" That's a real pretty one." "So far so good," a middle-aged him last night. We were getting our huddled behind a white-painted ' After "Jingle Bells" and "White square, brick column. The lady woman broke in. She kept her eyes tree all fixed up - well, it's just one Christmas," the singers had some of those artificial ones, you know. clutched a wrapped gift in one hand on the patients while talking to her punch, wished evervone a "very Fred and I decided that it was just and a paper cup of Hawaiian Punch friends. "Mrs. Gruber got sick on merry Christmas," and left. Sammi too much of a pain to spend half our in the other. the candy - as usual — so we sent her threw her paper cup in the large Christmas picking up pine needles, back to bed. I think they're enjoying "Hey, honey," said Sammi as she trash can and sighed. so _we bought one of those big themselves, though. Some Christ- knell down, "you wanna walk over "Well, I guess it's just about time 'put-it-together-yourself trees last mas carollers are coming by in just a and hear the carollers? I was here to get"ever>body to bed." fpnoto by SCOTT ADAMSI year right after Christmas when little while." last -year and thev're real pretty." "But what about their gifts?" everything goes on sale..." 'Sue'thing music "Well, good." Sammi opened The woman retained her blank asked Mary. Sue Craig. senior, music education major from Maderia, Ohio, a member of one of the avacado metal chairs and "Here they arc!!" yelled someone stare. "I remember my brothers and The nurses all laughed the Concert Choir, practices Handel's "Messiah" for the annual Messiah sat in it. "You all really fixed this at the main door. About a dozen I used to go carolling. There especially Sammi. "Why, I'd jusi concert Sunday at 8 p.m The Concert Choir has been meeting weekly place up pretty. I remember last year high school students strolled in, were...only a few houses near the forgotten all about those. Well, throughout the semester to prepare for th eperformance. wc just couldn't get those streamer- dressed in scarves and mittens. They farm, though. And John had such a come on! Let's hurry up." 'My Christmas Wish' By Darrell Day Third place I hrcc and a half months had gone *ra rage; proving that I had lost touch mas reminded me of Shari and the go home. I had hopes that Shari ihere knowing thai I want nioniniv won'i be all alone bv and I was beginning to realize with myself. kids. No one ever gave more to me would understand that only after >ou tonight? What do you that's what I could say. what the word alone really meant. I traveled a lot; mostly to small than she did. After all, giving with contemplating her feelings about me wani for Christmas? It's •\nd now wiih snow 'a' I had left m> family behind in towns not far away to countryside* the heart is the greatest gift of all could I write about myself, and IKM thai far away. Would glistening and candles desperate pursuit of identity. As a left untouched by human imperfec- and I know that she had given her more importantly find my identity. sou like me 10 come home? burning low. I hope your writer, I had always written about tion. When I began to write, things entire self to loving me. So I w rote to her in the form of song I could conic to stay. I've hcan is listening; m\ other people, other lives and other seemed distorted and useless. I grew I began m find things I searched to try to express my desire for a saved some money darling; Christmas wish to know, situations. I lost contact with myself extremely distressed and bewildered. lor about myself by studying Shari's reunion of our hearts and minds. we could go away, A linlc lo come back 10 my and the purpose of a sure existence. Sincc it was getting close to love lor me. A new outlook had This is the work that I sent to her: while all b> ourselves before children: be a husband to So I told slum (my wife) that I had Christmas, I tried to write stories on opened the door of my feelings and lhal special day. Thai dav ni) wile. And bring back 10 leave for a while and write about my past experiences at Christmas it seemed that as fast as I could My Christmas Wish when children's wishes thai Christmas jo> I've myself; what I felt about life and its time. Sometimes things looked up W'tue^words that no one has ever ...tell me is it snowing; are come true before ihcir eyes. wants .. through all mv life. » worth. But she didn't understand and I felt a bit of hope. My last few ptlt*tkmn on paper spilled from ipjj, the trees all white? Do you The gifts all scaled with and objected to my leaving her and Christmases involved my wife and heart. miss my arms,around you kisses and the one big li was not long Before I returned oui children for any amount of family and suddenly I was thrown When I had drained this stream of on thiswintery night? Is the surprise. W hen Daddy home 10 find evervone wailing on time. The discussion quickly grew head-long into a depressed state. emotion onto the pages I had fireplace glowing with a tells his children lhal he's me. M\ family understood and I into a heated argument and I left in Everything that makes up Christ- written, I decided it was past time to soothing light? Do you sit come back lo stav. Their was ai peace with myself. Campus Cinemas 1 • 2 623-5058 616 Eastern By Pass University Shopping Center 623-0588 recordsmith BEHIND JERRY'S ON THE BYPASS . . . 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WATCH YOURLOCAL NEWSPAPER-AlR THEATRE LISTING. , : •• ■ .- P«9»5/Vol. 57'No. 14 Th« Eattsrn Progrnt Thuttdjy, DiKtmb.. 7. 1978 ■ For Dr. Branley Branson, writing is a way of life By <;iNNV EAGER With all these irons in the fire, most much insight into human nature, he Organizations Editor people would be in a constant state of said chaos But Branson insists that he is "Keep working on style, always." Iv The term free-lance writer usually organized, actually over-organized. continued Articles should not sound like brings to mind a poor underfed writer His office contradicts this as it is filled a text book or a term paper They should peddling his wares after hours of his with filing cabinets stuffed full, book be interesting to the reader and to do regular job to ogre-like editors in the shelves overflowing to the floor, big jars this they must flow easily Continuity nl publishing world. filled with strange looking specimens thought is very important for this. Dr. Branley Branson belies all the and a desk piled high with papers Branson said myths and mental pictures that float But he knows exactly where .Keeping articles short is another piece around about free-lancers. A professor everything is and why it is there. He of advice that he had "Most writers of biological sciences at the University. works on several different things at over write." Branson Mid, especially m Branson has been writing for around 25 once and this is the reason his desk is so the beginning He said that he believes years full But everything in his office has a limiting your articles to around KKKI "For scientists, writing is a necessity specific place in his work. words gives you a letter chance at being It's'a tool." he said. "I enjoy writing Branson usually has several different accepted by editors "To me that's the key characteristic articles in the making at one time Editors, of course, are the lirst oh lit anyone who's going to be successful Whether it is mailing one off. preparing stacles to overcome Writing good query at all in writing," he continued. photographs for another or the actual letters is absolutely essential according "I'm a biologist, both by inclination writing of even another he is doing to Branson and training." Branson said, but this something at all times He also said. "It doesn't come does not limit his writing He does not overnight, that is unless you're one of But he said that he usually finishes 1 Dear Mom and Dad write only for scientific journals and writing one complete article before those rare birds who an born with a publications starting to write another one. natural writing talent " The self-proclaimed 'people watcher' Branson had lots of advice for people Branson himself is a good piece ol First semester is 'letter' perfect has published articles about Kentucky who aspire to be free-lancers. The first advice to all people He is successful in And then there's student life and the state parks as well as researching the was. "Get a job." The average free- his held of work as well as successful in My «11 NTHKK J. ZIMMERMAN Life here is really tough, folks, it's Scots family in America He also writes his hobby Crtiest Writer almost like being home, almost During Campus Beautiful. Did you know that lancer earns under $2000 per year Most the ratio here for girls to guys is almost poetry and fiction. make less than that and some make Dear Mom and Dad. the weeks here I've learned how to be Branson has written about a vast Hi! Remember me. I'm your son, the serious about academics, yet I've found :l to I ? We northerners -never had it so nothing, according to Branson. Attention good The only bad point about that is range.of subjects, according to him. junior at Eastern Kentucky University? a way to relieve the pressure of college "Most things I write about. I'm in- Free-lancing is by nature a hobby. m a few quaint spots in downtown Rich- that Eastern is a 'suitcase" college and Branson said and that's what it remains I'm sorry for not writing all semster lerested in." foreign students folks, but' life here at Eastern has been mond I've learned much' Like how not most of the eligibles depart every with him He enjoys his work so much to get drunk downtown the night before weekend It's like an epidemic hits the He said he believes that if a writer Any foreign student who is going to hectic. With the end of the term rapidly pursues an idea about something he that he would never quit to pursue a approaching. I thought I'd drop you a a big exam and stumble into class the campus, by early Friday evening the fulltiaie writing career stay at the University during the isn't interested in. after working with Christmas holidays and would want to line to say hello and let you know I'll be next morning hung over, thinking the campus looks like a bomb zone. And then, last but not least, there's the ihe subject and doing research in the "Getting started is the hardest." visit an American home for a meal and home for Christmas. exam paper was an information card advised Branson. "The first article is from the Health ("enter asking what cafeteria lood What can I say. except area, the writer becomes interested a visit around or on Christmas Day You know. Mom and Dad. I've really He rarely becomes stifled and at a hard, the second a little easier and so learned and seen much about life since I medication could be given to help my lassie and his Alop would have grave should contact .lack T Callender competition Alas, the semester is loss for words in his writing because he on." Any faculty memlier who wishes to transferred here this semester. Did you sickness. He stressed that one must keep at it; Or learning how to adjust to the ;ilmnst over! claimed. "I don't bore easily." have a foreign student in his home know that cup* of ice water at home Nevertheless, he did admit he oc- read a lot. observe a lot. learn to orient during the Christmas holidays for a .Eastern football games coat SO cents? automatic alarm clock the buddies nex.t That's how life has been treating me the article to the audience one is writing here at Eastern these past few months. I casionally slows down meal and visit should contact .lack T for that Eastern has unique rules door create with their continuous for All of this is extremely important f governing the student body? Like a 135 celebrating l )r determining which easy look forward to seeing you both and my Branson writes constantly, he said Callender friends very shortly. Take care and that he does some sort of writing every according to Branson. Any foreign student planning to leave / line for jaywalking or a S2S fine for classes to take, such as Basket Weaving A writer must learn to observe and laying on the ground in the ravine with a. I or I nderwater Surveying so my report. please send more money. night. Even his vacations are spent Ihe country during the holiday season 1 taking pictures and learning about record things in his mind more so than should contact Jack T Callender '622 member of the opposite sex Or how card looks good and makes all of you on anyone else Through these ob- the homefront happv Ah ves. college is Your son. places and things which he might 14461 for an 1-20 (or DSP-66. if ap about this, a $5 fine for backing into a someday turn into a sellable article servations one obtains many ideas and parking space? tan Moose plica tile before leaving school CHRISTMAS TIME IS A TIME OF GIVING. We want to help your gifts go further. (NCOUOftATBp i-,r- »■ Shop Lermans and recieve a gift from us. *2 off Mens' Wrangler & Levis KKI\(, l\ THIS \i> $2 (Ml OH LERMANS AM Open Mon Sal t-8 Dpwntw^n • M**n »i. Sun. 1:30-6:53 SWK.MIK \T rOTOTOTOTOT IU.f.1 l.\l< PRICE'OKFER KXP1RKS For Christmas r \ I 12/23/78 There are many ways you can wear your French Star Jeans.... 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State Only Call TOM fKl MO-22J-I7I2 Ctnlrri in Htm u> Clllti Toronto, rwrlo Mco intf Uftno. s»ii/«runo " Paee 7/Vol. 67/No 14 The Eastern Pr agrees SportsThursday, Dmml» 7. 1171 Colonels FREE TIME marks can Flyers after new season; one double dumping in Missouri that gridders Dale has been playing very well RyKBNTlNOLEV amount of net to untie the score with three seconds showing on the clock. lately." Sports Kditor The victory over Dayton was an extra can bear . The free throws gave Eastern a 72-70 Teammates Rickie Rhodes, Gary victory and a 3-2 record for the season. plus considering the two losses which Keillor's Note: The author is a Dayton's hoop team, which was rated the Colonels had suffered over the Thomas, and Darryl Lawson enjoy in the top twenty in a preseason Sports The loss dropped Dayton to 2-1. memhrr of Eastern's football team and perching themselves on the lobby couch How does it feel to finally steal one weekend in Missouri. The Missouri loss feels that this story affords an "inside Illustrated poll, invaded Alumni was especially painful as they let a five and watching the soaps- especially "All Coliseum this past Monday night and away from the other team? "It feels anKle" to members of the football team My Children." point lead with two minutes slip away In the off season. Mr is a broadcasting received the surprise of their young lovely.'' said Eastern's high man Bruce Meanwhile. Stan Mitchell stations Jones after he scored 24 points and and finally lost the game when Brad major and a journalism minor from lives Droy dropped in a seven foot jumper himself in his room, challenging anyone Eastern'! scrappy Colonels had not dished out five assists "I just took my Cincinnati. (and everyone) to a game of shot." said Jones. "I was just fortunate with three seconds to play. By STEVE FLETCHER healen the Flyers in four seasons but the The Missouri game was much like backgammon. And David Booze in- lime had come The Colonels had just that I had a good night. We had to go to Guest Writer variably accepts. someone because they were looking for Monday's Dayton game except with the Big Dave Neal and Danny Hope might come off a double loss in the Show Me opposite result. The game was tied ten James (Tillman)." Now that football season is over, at occasionally pick up a pool stick, just as Classic in Missouri and they weren't different times but the Colonels had to least for Eastern, we players can about to lose another game like the one Jones made the Colonels go as he hit overcome a seven point deficit in order Tom Nix arid Bruce Cox will do battle on 11 of 18 shots: most from the 20-foot concentrate on a mini-season called the ping-pong table. Friday night against Missouri. to take a five point lead before some FREE TIME. This is the six to eight- Kenny Klliott. the senior guard, keyed range. Most of Jones' shots came in the questionable calls killed the Colonels week period between our last game, About the only activity that all players a comeback that saw Eastern come clutch as the Flyers played tough chance to win the classic. defense on the Colonels top scorer ending in late November, and our winter participate in (if not enjoy I is studying. from nine points down, when he dropped In the consolation game, the Colonels conditioning program, beginning in two free throws with the minimum Tilman. During the season, we were occupied took on Alabama - Birmingham and ex- mid-January. each day from 2:30 to 6:00 in the evening The battle at the Coliseum was UCLA coach Gene Bartow. The Colonels everything a fan could ask for. The - now we can study during those hours; played tough against the boys from Free Time is sacred. It is the only now we don't have to worry about game was tied nine different times Dixie but tired in the second half after including the 30-30 half time deadlock interval during the school year in which 'cramming' before the 10:30 p.m. clinging to a two point halftime lead. there is no practice, weight curfew. The fans were also a big factor as the The final outcome was an 11 point estimated 5.800 could not keep quiet or lifting, or running. It's a time to relax. sealed "I was so pleased by the Alabama win. Perhaps Dean Stucky summed up free Tillman was the high man for Eastern How do we spell relax? Sophomore time the best when he said, "Sometimes crowd." said Colonel boss Ed Byhre. "I with 25 while Elliott was the only other Will Parson spells it with music. He and want to personally thank all the students I sleep a little, or do some studying, or Colonel to crack double figures. The roommate Dale Patton can usually be just goof around. I just enjoy being able who came out." Colonels kept the rebounding even but found in their quarters, taking it easy to to do what I feel like doing, when I feel ipnoto by STEVE BROWN) the mellow sounds of Roy Ayers or EASTERN KENTUCKY (72) still managed to launch 23 more shots Ed Byhre sets up the Colonel a t tack as like doing it." Jones 11 2-3 24. Tierney 0 0-0 0. Jenkins than their opponents. The game was he positions some players from the Peabo Bryson. Amen. 3 1-2 7. Tillman 7 4-5 18. Joiner 1 2-2 4. virtually won at the line as Alabama hit sidelines. Moore n n-o o. Merchant 4 0-0 8. Elliott 2 28 of 31 free throws including a streak of 4-5 R. Williams I 1-2 3 23 in a row. Dayton (70) Tillman was high man for Eastern in Zimmerman 7 3-4 17. Paxson 8 5-8 21. the one point loss with 21 points. Jones Scoreboard Mar. 1-3 - Midwest Indapandant Swim Women's Bsiketbill Schedule Montague I 1-2 3. Kanieski 9 1-3 19. and Donnie Moore also hit double UPCOMING EVENTS figures scoring 14 and. 13 respectively Champs. - Away Nov. 27 - Tannaasee - Home Pohlman 20-14. Morrison00-00, Lee3 0- Mar. 22-24 • NCAA Division I Champa. Nov. 29 - Indiana - Away The Colonels lost the game despite BuhnbiH IMen'sl 0 6. McNally 0 0-0 0. Harris 0 OO 0. AW, Dae. 1 - Northern Kentucky • Away Butler - Alumni Coliseum 7:30 V COLONEL SCORING Gorney 0 0-0 0. out rebounding Missouri and also getting Dec 9 Dae. 4 - Morenead St. - Away p.m. Halftime Eastern 30. Dayton 30. off 15 more shots than there victorious Pta. Avg. Avg. Dae. 8 9 - Jemee Madiaon Invitational Dec 16 ■ North Carolina - Charlotte - Away Reb Herrieonberg, Va. Fouled out None Total fouls - Eastern opponents. Dae 20-21 - Wollpack Classic - Raoo. Nav. J. Tremen 123 24.6 S.4 27 Jan. 6 - Kentucky • Away B. Jonas 76 162 2.0 20. Dayton 17 Att. 5.800 est. INavada - Rano. Fraano St., Georgetown. 10 Jan. 8 - Middle Tennessee - Away COLONEL CORNER: The Colonels 0. Bootcheck 17 85 3.6 D.C.. EKU1 7 Jan. 10 - Miami - Away But the Colonels were the ones who played their best defense of the season V. Merchant 36 7.2 30 60 Jan. 3 - Toledo ■ Away Jan. 13 - Austin Peey - Home were giving the fans something to cheer Monday night as they held Dayton to 70 L. Joiner 34 68 58 29 Jan. 16 - Murray St. - Home 31 6.2 1.2 about They refused to die down the points. The Colonels tenacious defense K. Elliott 6 Jan. 18 - Louisville - Home D.Moore 30 6.0 3.4 stretch despite a nine point deficit with combined with a very vocal Coliseum Dec 8-9 - Jicrm Madiaon Invitational 17 Jan. 20 • Tennessee Tech - Home D. Jenkins 28 6.8 8:11 to play The Colonel fans were Tournament - Harriaonburg, Va. 6.6 34 Jan. 22 - Kentucky - Home crowd to rsttle the Flyers. C Williams 24 4.8 30 constantly being brought to their feet by Jan. 6 ■ Kentucky - Away 15 Jan. 24 - Northern Kentucky - Home The Colonels have departed with Jan. 8 - Middle Tannasaaa - Away D. Tierney 9 2.3 6 1.5 the slamdunks of Dale Jenkins and Vic tradition this year as they have gone D. Haney 2 2.0 00 Jan. 27 - Moralised St. - Home Jan. 10 ■ Miami - Away 0 Jan. 29 • Western Kentucky - Away Merchant and expecially one play by Uymneatic* iMenTI D. Jenkins 0 0.0 4 4.0 undefeated at home (3-0) while losing Fab. 1 - Louiatnaa - Away James Tillman. both games they have played on the Dae. 9 ■ Miami, Bowling Green. Kant St. • Fab. 3 - Weetern Carotins - Home The Flyers had an easy breakaway road. Away Jan. 13 - NUnola St.. Northwestern, Loyola - Fab. 5 - Western Kentucky - Home and it looked like an easy hoop for Gymnastic* IWoman'al Away Fab. 8-10 - OVC Tournament - Home The Colonels have been consistently V astern Away Dae. i QfJ M Wf—*" IHtnpis Jan. 13 • ETSU Relays - Away Fab. 12 - Murrey St. - Away Dayton but as the shot went up so did shooting 45 per cent over the last three nmlng Swrmm Jan. 27 - Ohio St.. Virginia - Away Fab. 14 - Dayton • Away Tiliman Just as the ball touched the games while their opponents have been Away Jan. 6 - Tannasaaa Relays Fab. S 10 - Meson Dlxon Gamaa - Away Fab. 17 - Ohio St. - Home backboard. Tillman pinned it against shooting in the 55 per cent range, but the Swimming Schedule Fab. 16-17 - OVC Indoor Champ. - Away Fab. 19 - Tannasaaa Tech . Away the glass and ripped it down in one Colonels have been getting off many Dae. 2 ■ Morns Harvey Relays - Away Fab. 23-24 - Illinois Classic - Away Fab. 23 - Manors St. - Away motion as the fans went wild. mjJWLaJiots *an *•»«"" opponents. Jan. 6 - Tannasaaa Relays - Away Mar. 3 - MTSU taw. - Away Feb. 24 • Southern retools - Away Fab. 3 • Kentucky - Combe Netetorium Mar. B-1Q ■ MCAA Champtonehlc - Away Mar. 1-3 - KWIC Large CoSaga Champa (photo by STEVE BROWN) Eastern was finally blessed with a Fab. 16 - Indiana St. ■ Combe Netetorium solid performance at center as Dale James Tillman and Bruce Jones DIVISION (AA PLAYOFFS Bowling Green, Ky. Ed Byhre. Eastern's head hoop coach, Fab. 17 - Ohio State - Away Dae. 9 Massachusetts vs Nevada - Rano Mar. 8-10 - AIAW Region II Tour. Jenkins hauled down 15 rebounds and continue robe the offensive ringleaders Fab. 22-24 - Ky. Intercollegiate Swim let's go with a hard right after the Dec. 9 Florida A&M va. Jackson St. KnoxvlSe. Tenn. 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Dinmbii 7. 1878 Knowledge, control .consistency; Grieb returns all necessary in a Lady Cagers lack offense on way to Madison Invitational quality official By ROB SANDERS ward to Ihis weekend's tournament. i-niiir to the basket Jennings is in complete agreement Staff Writer "This will he the first time since the The other first round game pits heist Bv DAWN PERRY deserved it." James Madison versus Marshall SUff Writer with Lewis about fights between players Ribbins feels that most of the hostility Tennessee game that we will have ' during the game. Jennings said. "They Carrying a dismal 1-3 record, played someone who hasn't scouted us I'niversity. towards officials takes place during the Some good news for the women Contrary to popular belief, intramural should be thrown out of the game. It's games. •'Once the game is over, it's Eastern's women's basketball team will We will not have the things we want to just a game and there is no reason for head into the James Madison In- do taken away from us right away." hoopstcrs was the return to practice of officiating isn't an easy task. Jim Lewis, usually forgotten." Hostility occurs 6-1 sophomore Sandy Grieb A starter ' fighting." during the game because of com- vitational tomorrow and Saturday at She admits though that she is in the a senior physical education major from last year. (Jrieb was out for the first i-ancaster. Ohio can vouch for that. Intramurals are designed for en- petitiveness. Nobody likes the feeling Harrisburg, Virginia. same predicament "I know absolutely joyment through competitive athletics thai they may be losing After back-to-back thrashings by nothing about Western Carolina month of the season with torn tendons "I had a guy swing at me once," said Although (irieh is doubtful for this l.ewis. "When arguments start during for the students, and as Lewis observes. Bibbins thinks the quality of of- Northern and Morehead on Friday and i Eastern's first round opponent i "Fighting during games destroys the ficiating in intramurals is excellent Monday respectively, the women took to Having returned to the large school weekend's tourney. Duncan welcomes the game." Lewis said. "I throw both the practice floor to work out the bugs in her return "Sandy gives us more depth players out of the game without whole purpose of intramurals." "I've Wotliai that officials progress division just this year. Western Carolina Rick Bibbins is a member of the Beta through the year. In the fall, they have their sagging offense. boasts one of the top teams in the at the post position She also gives us reservation." According to Lewis, In- more speed at the position because she tramural participants tend to complain Theta Pi fraternity and frequently some problems but by the time spring "We're just not generating any of- Carolina! for the last five or six years. participates in intramurals. rolls around, they have gained the ex- fense." said coach Shirley Duncan. Says Duncan. "All that 1 do know about is quicker than our other centers " a lot. "They complain for the sake of Over (he holiday break, the team will complaining. They want to let you know "The key to a good official is if he perience needed to be a good official." them is that they are well coached " hustles It's the only way an official can Even though officiating is a tough job, "We've shot 27 and 30 per cents the last pay visits to Kentucky. OVC co-favorite that they are on the field." two games, our shooting is just (ioing into the game Duncan plans to Middle Tennessee, and Miami ol Ohio, Lewis said. "Intramural participants make a good call. If he hustles he can I^ewis said. "It's rewarding when see the plays." said Bibbins. participants tell you that you have tfirrible " try to he more offensively minded "We returning home tbe 13th to host Austin don't realize all the qualifications that Duncan said that she is looking for- have to start shooting l>etter and start IVav are necessary to be a good official." Ribbins has been thrown out of a game called a good game." In addition to having a thorough before. He said. "I was hostile at first Calling a fair game is what it's all knowledge of the game rules, an in- but once the game was over I realized I about. rramural official must be consistent in his calls and have complete control of Eels dunk Cardinals; I he game. Lewis said, "The most important thing is consistency. If you let one finish third in Morris Harvey Relays person get away wiith something, you BvCR AKi COMBS swimmers and how they would di." House and Dennis Bright also turned in have to let the others get away with it." Staff Writer Physical education majors are At Morris Harvey, where the events Hood swims Coach Lichty termed the were exclusively relays. Lichty felt, rest of the swims, "just average." required to officiate intramurals. Eastern's Eels opened their regular "Because the class is required, some "there were some good individual however season swim schedule last weekend with performances, hut we just couldn't Standings in the university division at officials are just doing it because they a victory over the University of have to. Sometimes this causes unfair seem to put it all together " He added. Morris Harvey were: Western 112: l .nii-vi lie and a third place finish in the "We've lieen training hard and the hoys Kentucky 102: Eastern 84; Marshall 72 calls because they are not paying close Morris Harvey Relays. might be swimming a little tired." attention to the game." commented ami A|>palachian St. 38. Eastern dunked U of L Friday 65-«. John Meisenheimer was named Eel of Eastern travels to Nashville to take on I-ewis. then traveled to Charleston. W V and Despite the fact that some intramural ihe Meet with a 1:45.6 in his 200 yard Vanderhill and Georgia Southern in finished a disappointing third behind Iree style leg and Chris Gray. Ray their next meet this Friday officials are there because they have to Kentucky and Western Kentucky. be. Lewis said. "Most of the officials are Coach Dan Lichty expressed surprise dedicated and want to do the best job over Western's win in the Relays, they can." stating. "We thought Western was down Intramural highlights Usually the players are pretty a little more than they showed, they cooperative. Lewis said. "There has The Intramural Department has just second at 4-2 League B had GDI "G" have much more balance than we announced the Faculty Racquetball tied with PIT Broadways as both have a been times when the players know more thought." then I do about the game. But they Doubles Champions Bob Ciolek and 5 1 record League C is led by While In the win over lxHiisville. Eastern Bay Ochs defeated Boh Genthner and Trash with a spotless 6-0 record but T.F realize that officials are human too and swept firsts in every event except the are capable of making mistakes." (iene Strange lor the All-University Much is only a game back at 5-1 sprint freestyles. the 50 and 100 yard Faculty Championship "You learn with experience." ob- distances leading the Eel blitz of 11 of The Fraternity Division features SX served Lewis. In the racquetball singles cham- 13 events were Ron Siggs. with a first in pionship. Hector Diodonet of the In- in sole possession of first place by three According to Lewis, "The intramural the 20li free and a member of the win- games Their record is 7-1. A tight race department is one of the best around. dependent Division defeated Jeff Sproat ning 440medley relay; Kent Pleasants. of the Fraternity Division for the All- exists in league G as both SAE and Wayne Jennings is the best intramural with wins in the 200 individual medley PKA have 7-1 marks coordinator you'll find." I'niversity Championship and 500 free; and diver Scott Barber, Sue Edmonds defeated Claudia Mapes The Fraternity B' league J is led by Wayne Jennings, the intramural who won both the one and three meter director commented. "There are three for Ihe women's All-University TKE and I.XA who both sport 41 diving. Championship records League K features a three way qualities that make a good official, Garnering the player-selected. Eel of consistency, knowledge of game rules, The Turkey Trot Jog featured Wanda lie as PDT. TX. and PKA all have 4 1 the Meet honors for outstanding per- Curtsinger as Ihe women's division records and knowledge of mechanics, that is formance was Mike Machuzak. being at the right place." winner Emory Bower was the faculty The women's league shows Walter's Machu/.ik set a U of L Crawford Pool division winner while Tom Eaton look Hatl leading Ihe pack in League R with a IITHIII in the 1000 yard freestyle, win- Ml mark. League Sis led by ihe. Irish Jennings feels that the majority of the , ... . .,.n,..„|. A i„ ,. i. ,,_ boos oat. ■ ■' ;)* via* at, ning by over twenty seconds in 10:24.1 officials posess those qualities although Jim Lewis, the senior, ,physicaI education major from Lancaster. Ohio, in- ^he^ol^rfrSrare AW Setters who have a 7-0 record There is a Coach Lichty was pleased with the playing and here are the leaders, three way lie for secorfo"place as the he realizes that there are those that only tently watches the action in a recent intramural volleyball game. Lewis has results, stating, "this meet gave'Us the do "enough to get by." learned through experience that officiating is a lot easier than it looks l-eague A in the Independent division Sneakers! Dead End Kids and the Whiz opportunity to see some of our younger shows PIT with a 6-0 record with Vandy Kids all have 5 2 records. SPECIAL $2995 17 pc. Tool Set A Great Christmas Present DEPENDABLE AUTO SUPPLY CO., INC. SHOPPER'S VILLAGE RICH MOM) i mo—OtHW IN >•" |his Christmas, give them a book ^they can really sink their teeth into. (M^^fMMMKS^uTI Ta VFronv. 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One of ihe mosi shocking and him in the second; The Great With the semester coming to a close HI i disheartening news stories ever 10 Pumkin Seeds in the third; and the and final exams approaching, everyone The Wolfpack are led by 6-9 center Edgar Jones, who averaged 16.2 points a 'Mi- conic oui of the world of sports South Pole Penquins was (he final is looking forward to going home and relaxing over the holidays: everyone game iasl year and Johnny High and sr.Iq occured this past week. Sports fans team which felt it had a chance to that is. except Eastern's basketball Mike Gray were also high points in .ill over the world were at a loss for sign the great bearded one. team. Reno's powerful scoring attack, nail words over this recent tragedy. Claus commented that he had no Ed Byhre's crew heads out on the.road averaging 17 7 and 17 4 respectively. Qjl I \\ hen the free agent re-entry draft preference as to which team he on a cross country swing over the The other two teams in the Wolfpack i nc Ifirll first was instituted, no one had signed for. His only specification to Christmas holidays, traveling to Classic are Georgetown DC who was 23-8 last year under coach Jim Thomp- lj anticipated what far reaching affects his agent was take the team that Charlotte. North Carolina, Reno. Nevada to participate in the Wolfpack son's guidance, and Fresno Stale who 'nor, it could possibly have. Now even the offered the most money. Claus Classic. Toledo. Ohio and Murfreesboro. pasted a 21-6 slate last year, showing a y>i most hallowed and sacred holiday in stated, "My heart will always be Tennessee before returning to the complete turn around from a 7-20 season irl the Christian world has been with the Nordiques but I think it friendly confines of Alumni Coliseum in 1976-77 /Of 1)1 affected by the greed for money. was time for me to move on and uo hack in mid-January. After a short break for Santa Claus. net! Yesturdas. in a news conference something else." The Bulldogs of Butler University the Colonels head for Toledo. Ohio to do • sir) battle with Bob Nichols' Rockets on Oil I held at the Sheridan Park Plaza A reporter at the scene remarked, invade the Coliseum this Saturday January 3. The Rockets have posted >.I Hotel in New York City, Santa "Ho "It is the end of an era." Under Head Coach Joe Sexton, the Bulldogs posted a 15-11 record in 1977-78. 21-6 records each of the past two seasons nj'i.' Ho" Claus announced that he was A source close to the Easter So far in the 78-79 campaign. Butler has but have been ignored by both of the dltq playing out his option with the Bunny Bluebonnents revealed that a 1-1 slate which includes an 87-86 vic- post season tournaments. iwcd North Pole Nordiques, citing the Bluebonnents were prepared to tory over a big. tough Ohio State club. Six foot five Harvey Knuckles (14.3) M contract difficulties as the reason. offer Claus a million dollar a year They have also played Missouri, losing Stan Joplin 110.3) and Dick Miller 110.7) •pt: -JH- Claus who has been with the contract for life. by only 10 points. 79-69 I the Colonels lost are the mainstays of the Toledo team thai is known for its physical size and jiBn Nordiques longer than anyone can to Missouri 82-81). Many people close to the aging The Colonels then head out on the well disciplined play. wad remember, simply staled, "I just ills: superstar were said to comment that road, traveling first to North Carolina The Colonels then open their quest for want to be the highest paid person at the OVC crown on January 8th. at 191(1 they couldn't picture the old boy on December 16th to face the 49enS and my profession in the world. I've first year coach Mike Pratt. UNCC is Middle Tennessee. The Blue Raiders .«) I with floppy ears and delivering (photo by STeVCBSOWW) given m> whole life to the Nordiques favored to win the Sun Belt Conference were the regular season champions last KI Easter eggs. An ex-elf employee Dale Jenkins slams one home during the Colonels 72-70 upset of Dayton and now they don't want to give me and is looking to improve on last year's year and seem a good bet to challenge ■jfllc commented, "I don't think he'll be Monday night. Jenkins scored seven points and pulled down 15 boards as the for the title again. I 9'1 what I'm worth." 20-7 mark able to do it. Around Christmas Colonel center Monday Jenkins is sophomore from Elizabethtown. Ky. The 49ers are led by guard Chad Jimmy Earle's squad posted an 18-8 iirth I he white bearded man in the red v*i: time he'll miss the old times." Kinch who averaged 17.8 points a game mark in '77-78; 10-4 in conference play and white suit has long since Weber tops last year and James "Popcorn" George, and were led by AII-OVC forward Greg ■'} proved he is the tops in his In a telephone interview with a fW» senior center. Forward Kevin .loyner. Joyner averaged 16.5 points a joo-. profession. The Associated Press' Pranccr, one of Claus' teammates King's 13.7 scoring clip is also Roue to game and last year twice single- 1901'- children's pole ranks him first in the and close friend who went on every Gymnasts top he a smooth asset in Pratt's game^|an. handedly beat (he Colonels scoring 26 H-K! nation as . the all-time greatest one of Claus' trips since the team The memory of a 104-62 trouncing by points in a 93-86 win at Alumni Coliseum and 14 in a 74-73 overtime (hriller a( children's hero. was founded, he said, "Hay, Charlotte in Coach Byhre's first game NC State in tri-meet as Eastern mentor in 1976 should loom Murphy Center. Claus not only has the children everyone has to do their own thing. Bv MONICA KEIFER Watson on the horizontal bar and Gibson as a revenge factor in the Colonels Another addition (o Earle's unit is 6-8 behind him but the records to prove He gave a lot of good years to the Staff Writer Mocker, who had his best routine of the strategy to knock off the 49ers. Nate "'he Skate" Kates from Kilgore. that he is still tops. He holds the team and I respect him for it. As year in floor exercises." Calkin added Reno. Nevada and the Wolfpack Texas Junior College who is expected lo world records for circling the globe for me I was getting old anyway. It The men's gymnastics team started According to coach Calkin the fresh- Classic is the Colonels next calling card lake up the slack left by Sleepy Taylor, in a sleigh powered by rcindcar. He was about time for me to call it quits the season off with a second place finish men gymnast performed very well in as they take on Nevada - Reno in the who graduated and look his 18.2 average their first college meet and no one had to also holds the world record for most but they were some of the best years in a tri-meet with North Carolina State opening round. The Wolfpack should with him. slart their routine over, which was a provide a tough challenge to Eastern's This five game road schedule figures chimneys climbed in one night, one of my life and I'll always thank and Georgia Southern University this past weekend. first. balanced attack. to be the toughest test for the Colonels Santa for them." » year and in a career. He also tops all Georgia Southern won the meet "It's very early in the season so some Reno has all five starters retufciing all season and if Byhre's boys can come tnan the lists in jolliness, kindness and scoring 184.65 points. The Colonels were things need developing, but things will from a team that went 19-8 in '77-78. through relatively unscathed, the Month being nice to childicn. Claus built the Nordiques up second with 168.96 points and North work themselves out as the season goes Also. Coach Jim Carey has his three top of January will bring. Eastern back to However, that will all end after from nothing to a thriving mairop- Carolina, .finished third with 120.15 on." Calkin added. reserves returning as well. According to the Coliseum for five consecutive home The judging was very strict and good games Which, should simply make .or this Christmas' when Claus will go to >lis with a world wide following. points. - Street and Smith Magailne. the Wolf- Tony Weber scored highest for which was also why Calkin was so pack are the logical choice to win the break the Colonels and their quest for the top bidder. The Nordiques are Although the Nordiques stacked Eastern with 43.50 points in the all- please with the team's high score. WCAC Conference as S and 8 called the OVC Championship , their lineup with elves, Claus was now in search of a replacement for around competition, good for third place The Colonels next meet is Saturday their star but stars of Claus' type the man that made things happen. m era I! Michael Smith had 40.1 points with Kent State and Miami University. only come around once in a great He was the sparkplug that kept them for a fourth place finish and Stan According (o Calkin. Kent State is an while. on top. Hewett. Eastern's third all-around man "up and down" team and last year was "Quote of the week" Claus. who founded the Nordi- had 33.65 points, good for sixth place. a down year for them. But he added. "We aren't going to i. ques and has been immortalized in The final words surrounding this "All three of our all around men take them lightly." "Sometime I sleep a little, or do some studying or just goof around. I just tragedy ironically enough come t hrisimas stories and poems across scored ahead of North Carolina's first Miami is getting stronger every year enjoy being able to do what I feel like doing when I feel like doing it." the world, was drafted by four from Mrs. Claus when she said, man which is quite an ac- so "we don't know what to expect of "Christmas without Santa Claus is teams. The Easter Bunny Bluebon- complishment." commented Coach them" according to Calkin.. Dean Stucky. AII-OVC offensive guard on Eastern's football team on his off- like Pete Rose playing for the The Colonel first home meet will be nenis picked the legend in the first Jerry Calkin. season activities. round; the Grinch Stealers picked Phillies." "I was also very pleased with Guy Jan. 13 against Miami Radio Shack TAYLOR © 00 SPORTING GOODS OFF Colonel Club Member Any Album in Store with This Coupon and i^uik. - ■•»§• 10/Vd. 57/No. 14 Th« EMU.II Progrra ■ Thurtday, OKimlHt 7. 1978 Organizations Men and KAs take a chance women work for MD victims Bv NANCY HATHAWAY prizes supplied by various Richmond StaffWrher merchants. Burgess expects between together MO and 1000 people to help make this It's one of the most feared diseases year's drive a success. around and for some it has taken over The party will be from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m for dorms their lives. Characterized by weakness on Dec 7 at the National Guard Armory. and degeneration of the muscles, it Liz Keeney. MDA representative from K) C.INNY EAGER * affects both children and adults. The Lexington is helping with preparations Organizations Editor most depressing thing about It is that In an attempt to kick off a successful there is no cure. MD drive for Kappa Alpha. Keeney was l.ike its male counterpart, the This mysterious disease is a crippier guest speaker at a reception held Women's Interdormitory Council is and its name - Muscular Dvstrophy Tuesday Kappa Alpha. MD chairman. mainly concerned with dealing with (MD) Rob Hoover was presented with the problems in the women's residence MD restricts many of its victims to association's plaque of appreciation. halls braces, crutches and wheel chairs with As guest speaker. Keeney tried to Hut according to Carla Suerdieck, no apparent reason. familiarize everyone with what MD is vice president, that is not all the With the help of several concerned all about According to Keeney. a "realisation does. Working with Men's organizations the Muscular Dystrophy common misconception about MD is Interdorm. they sponsor activities for Association (MDA) is working in the that it only affects children. However. charities battle against MD MD has a total of 36 interrelated This fall they jointly had the Thanks to such organizations as the diseases. all of which are halloween Monster Bash, which "waa Kappa Alpha Fraternity, people with neurorhuscular really successful." according to MD have been given another chance John Noland. a resident of Lexington, Suerdieck The MDA is Kappa Alpha's major accompanied Keeney to the reception There are about :i0 lo 40 members on national philanthropy in which all 131 Noland has had MD for about 10 years Women's Interdorm When students are chapters in the U S. support Last year's v'At least that's when they diagnosed elected lo hall councils in the dorms proceeds totaled $70,000 with this year's it." he said. ■ each fall, the president is automatically I goal being $100,000 Noland is not undergoing any treat a member of interdorm Plus there are According to Phill Burgess, president ments. however the MDA keeps a close one to three interdorm representatives •>f Kappa Alpha, the Delta Mu Chapter is eye on him and will furnish braces', The Little Colonels entertain the crowd at a home ball (white uniform) gives the crowd a big grin as her and the elected from each dorm The number of other captain lead the squad in the drill hoping to contribute $2,000 to this year's crutches or a wheelchair whenever interdorm reps depends upon the size of game with pom-pom routines. Co-captain. Maria Lawson campaign necessary Nothing else can be done. ; the dorm. It's called a "Last Chance" party and In hopes of a record breaking Mb These women make up the body of the the $3 cover charge will go towards the drive this year Burgess concluded. organization. In the spring, officers are Alpha Epsilon Rho has an MDA. With three live bands, a traveling "We're just trying to do something elected lo the Interdormitory Board for disco show, free beverages and door worthwhile and this is important to us. . the following year There are 7 executive officers elected, president, vice president, secretary-treasurer and active first semester tour al large members. By NANCY SPENCER Society for Collegiate four alumni. Cole said they were looking must be a production course and In order to become an executive of- Staff Writer for new members and have sponsored a members must maintain a "C" average ficer, one musl be a member of in- Alpha Epsilon Rho is the National new member drive. They are planning in all courses. Members also need the terdorm for at least one semester. Broadcasting Honor Fraternity, ac- to sponsor an induction for new mem- recommendation of two faculty Journalists Another project that the two in- cording to Jeff Cole, vice president. bers soor. members. lerdorms had this year was the Ohio Cole said the members of AERho first Cole said that the purpose of the This semester they have attended Valley 1OVC1 Conference workshop on got together last semester and got organization was to get the broad some regional conferences along with to host convention Nov lu-12 The workshop, open to all organized However, their charter was casting students together that meet the other chapters At these conferences. residence hall councils in the Ohio not approved until the beginning of this qualifications Hy MARKITA SI IK I HI K NI Cole said they talked about what they StaffWriter program and a convention newspaper Valley Conference region, was centered semester Sue B rot hen. a broadcasting are doing and saw what other schools around innovation, communication and To be eligible for membership, one The society also plans a forum op instructor in the department of Mass are doing. The University will once again be host journalist experiences after graduation participation Communications, is their advisor. must have completed 12 hours of Cole said that the organization was a Suerdieck said. 'That went over real broadcasting classes with a "B" to several hundred conventioners this this spring. According to president. Chip Membership presently consists of chance "for broadcasters to get spring with the Society for Collegiate Middlebrook. "Our aim is to see how well," she continued to say that she seven students. 16 professionals and together and have one voice." believed everyone involved with the average in broadcasting. One class Journalists brings its national con- well journalism education is preparing conference learned something from that vention to campus students for future jobs." in journalism weekend. The approximate twenty members of The society had their initiation of new Both the Men's and Women's In- Rush week set for next term the University's chapter are presently members on Nov. 5 followed by a To preparing for the event wtnch will take party A banquet is l_ terdorms have changed a lot in recent Rushing, is a word used by Greek these days. Check the FY1 and bulletin years and they have definitely been Sororities dettl stillljilt! ^o^our in- ptaee Aprt is it* issili »t The convention finish of the jaaai T* organizations to describe the rimes boards for exact times. dividuality, thay afler you another will be the major activity of the society The society otpnated from Alpha I changes for the better, said Greg Ryan, when prospective new members are president of Men's Interdorm. Sororities encourage their members dimension of involvement. Sorority life for this year Gamma which was founded in I Ma I invited to meet the sororities. This A broad array of speakers will be 1975 a couple of organizations merged I Bach group does its own thing, ac- spring semester, rush open houses will to participate actively in events on is living with a smaller, more closely cording to Suerdieck. but they do work knit group of people who share similar present including three Pulitzer Prize form the present Society for Collegiatl be held Jan. 14. IS. 22. and 23. All nine campus and in the community. very well together on the charitable Sororities boast many members of such interests and ideas. Living with other winners Richard Witt. Graig Am Journalists The requirements for en- projects sororities. Alpha Delta Pi. Alpha Kappa women who personally share your in- merman. Malcolm Klldoff. press trance to the society are one semester Alpha. Alpha Gamma Delta, Chi In the spring the two organizations f terests and aims, creates an at- secretary for former President Ken- editorship of a campus publication of Omega. Delta Sigma Theta, Kappa organizations and honoraries as mosphere in which you can make nedy and Vance Trimble, editor of the two semesters of working as a staff plan In have their annual Las Vegas Alpha Theta. Kappa Delta. Phi Mu. and Night in the grill The proceeds from Women's Interdorm. Collegiate Pen- lifelong friends, strengthen your Kentucky Post will all be featured writer lacle. Who's Who. Association of Law most of their activities are donated to character, develop your qualities of speakers The other officers beside Middlebrook the Madison County Foster Parents Pi Beta Phi will be hosting a one-hour Enforcement, departmental honorary leadership, improve your scholarship The program will also include a are Elizabeth Palmer-Ball, vice- Association. open house in Kennamer, Jaggers or societies, women's sports. 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They Each member takes a certain America - Phi Beta Lambda That is realized that PBL promotes leadership responsibility in making PBL a better who we are. chapter each year. PBL is currently by participating in service to school and involved in a variety of projects con- • We believe that claHroam experience community, providing an outlet for sisting of a Free Enterprise Project, no longer is sufficient in assuring the knowledge. and is recognized Fund Raising, and Christmas Projects. development of competent, aggressive nationally. The theme for our Free Enterprise - leadership in tomorrow's business On Nov. 9-13. the PBL Southern Project Awareness is "Free Enterprise world In PBL students learn not only Region Leadership Conference was held in Focus." business skills but how to participate in in Orlando. Fla The schools from The National Director of PBL-FBLA, group projects and engage in practical Kentucky sending representatives were INC is traveling the United States and problem-solving and decision-making Eastern. Western, and Murray. promoting PBL into businesses across pctivities in a business environment. Fourteen members represented the the country. The chapter has been The purpose of PBL is "to assist University chapter. This conference selling keychains and candy to raise Htudents in developing vocational follows the Fall Leadership Training money. Christmas cards made for the competitiveness and promote a sense of Conference which was held Oct. 12-14. In faculty of the Business Department and eivic and personal responsibility." this conference, chapter officers Christmas Caroling in one of the local Additionally, members learn the received training on the duties and nursing homes is being planned. .value of competition on local, regional responsibilities they are to carry out. In January, members will collect for and national levels through competitive The officers at the University's Phi Beta the March of Dimes. Resumes are also events that develop occupational skills Lambda chapter are as follows. typed for anyone who is interested. as well as charcter and leadership President - Debbie Yates Meetings are held every other Tuesday abilities. Prom the participation Vice-president - Debbie Dunlap at 4:30. Anyone interested in business is piemhers learn to belive in their own Co-Vice-President of Activities welcome to come The next regularly abilities and that to develop them to Donna Spencer scheduled meeting will be Dec. 5. Phi their fullest is a personal responsibility Secretary - Joanie Zetzer Beta Lambda is interested in sharing as well as a prerequisite to a successful Reporter - Mary Bruce with the community all the many at- career in business Historian - Sherry Lester tributes it has to offer and to get the This year the University chapter has Parlamentarian - Debbie Dillon community involved with it so it can experienced great growth in mem- Stale Secretary - Debbie Hobbs grow into a strong chapter. "We're No 1." seems to be the word for these four Kappa were sponsored by the Junior Panhellenic As these girls Deltas. The KDs participated in the Super Pledges which celebrate, Gail Emery looks on. Alpha Gamma Delta pledges sweep Super Pledges Bv DAWN PERRY the Alpha Delta Pi pledges took third portunity to participate." Staff Writer place. "The Super-Pledges tournament is Foos ball. pool, bowling, air hockey designed to give all pledges of sororities and pinball were the events in the a chance to meet each other," Jackson The pledges of the Alpha Gamma tournament. said. Delta sorority were victorious Wed- According to Karen Jackson, vice- The winners received a traveling nesday night as they took first place in president of the Panhellenic Council, trophy. Pi Beta Phi and Alpha Delta Pi the Junior Panhellenic Super-Pledges "This is the second year the tournament received runner-up trophies. tournament. has taken place. We hope to continue the The Alpha Gamma Delta's were first tournament every year." in 3 categories which gave them the Last year, there were only 3 events. Cheerleaders highest overall score. Pinball and air hockey were added this Seven sorority pledge classes par- year. enter contest ticipated in the tournament. The Jackson said. "By adding more pledges of Pi Beta Phi were second and At the University's Homecoming this events, it gave more pledges an op- fall the cheerleaders and the crowd were filmed for competition in the Club makes National Collegiate Cheerleading Championship. The film included a dance routine and toys for children cheers by the cheerleaders along with a The lndustnaIfttoFat*»a.Club.,beUer iwiirRing «ri a service j^rojact with the tot of crowd participation during the known as the IET Club, is open to any Kappa Delta Tau COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slaw and 1 hot butter-tastin biscuit. ALL DAY REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVERY $159 $2.05 WEDNESDAY 1 VALUE U.S. 25 SOUTH ' NEXT TO CLARK-M00RES SCHOOL Not good in combination with'other offers, Coupons and discounts. Copyright 1977 Famoai Recipe Fried Chicken NOWSERVING: Pare Hie*«■? Pit Pork Bar-W> • wTWtfo '•-;. 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"Otherwise Engaged" was a vulgar and in bad taste. Oh, well, columns. Well, well. It's been a unique terrible theatre production, and I'll people never cease to amaze me. (By And for those people out there semester, hasn't it? What started say that now and in the future. A the way, I still enjoy those who thought I'd change my way of out as a calm and peaceful semester thinking because of a few angry ended up with a bang and a roar. It people, all I can say is, "No way." seems that just about everyone has And for those people out there gotten upset and angry at my arts wondering if I'll be back writing columns at one time or another this next semester. I feel that Gen. Larry Douglas MacArthur said enough for semester. But that's all fine and dandy. It's himself and me when he declared good for people to get upset over a those famous words: "I shall newspaper article every now and Bernard return." then. If nothing else, maybe I've By the way. . . challenged your way of thinking Merry Christmas to two very somewhat by infuriating you. Arts Editor special people in Russell County. I Although I've been insulted, don't have to mention their names threatened and cursed out, I still because they know who they arc. stand firm in my beliefs and ideals. The holiday season can be a A few letters to the editor haven't less disgruntled letters and a few pornographic movies.) depressing and lonely time for many changed my way of thinking. irate theatre people didn't change I still believe that Ccnterboard is people, and it's comforting to know I still dislike Elvis Presley, and I'll my mind one bit. I still feel that (he not doing an adequate job in there's someone there. readily admit that I never like him as University play was too complex for bringing concerts to'thc University; Friendship is a very important a singer or as an actor. And I still students to enjoy, and it was too I still believe that I have no personal clement of life and a friend doesn't (photo by STEVE BROWN) Robert Simpson, who is directing the 47th annual Christmas feel that in the end he was just a boring for nearly anyone to enjoy. prejudices against the theatre stop being a friend because of a few production of Handel's operatic work "Messiah," directs a rehearsal. washed-up, paranoid performer My x-rated movies' article seemed department; I still believe in peanut minor incidents. The performance is scheduled for Sunday at 8 p.m. in Brock Auditorium who forgot when to lay his fat bods- to enrage just about everyone. But butter and I still believe that Dolly Thank you for your friendship; and is open to the public. down. that's okay; it's everyone's privilege Parton would look great lying nude it's the best Christmas present ever. Are you one off the many camera buffs around campus? 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If it wasn't for the needed mustard. probably don't know how many inner sleeve and credits you Elvis I actually thought that the albums they have or the real probably wouldn't know who the Progress had a fairly good meaning behind their music. Try Beach Boys are or what MiU stands Dear Mr. Bernard. newspaper staff, but to publish a listening to "Surfs Up," "Hol- for. (I assume you can read?) Alter reading your article in the story in which it is so obvious you land," or "Sunflower" and then tell Ron Nelson August 31 edition of the Progress haven't the slightest bit of know- me their musk isn't diversified. P.S. Speaking of glory years, if you entitled "Hound Dog Blues: Elvis ledge completely destroys any If you were any kind of fan or continue as a critic you'll probably Remembered." I base had a confidence I have in the newspaper. critic you would subscribe to never even sec yours. someuhat difficult time trying to I understand that you are entitled BBFUN (for laymen like yourself, figure out just exactly what I want to your own opinion towards that's Beach Boy Freaks United) Maternal love to say to you. I must start off in something, but I really think it and then maybe you would find out Dear Larry, saying 'that I know a virtually would show some professionalism if that the sixties sound is what they Your writing in the Progieti is unknoun writer from Louisville. you write something showing your are after because of the failure of fantastic and I always turn to your K\. who wrote a similar ridiculous misjudgements of Elvis because you "Loves You" (if you remember that arts page first to read it. I article and he received so much put a lot of false accusations into a one, Larry). So they tried to return understand that you arc getting into attention and feedback that his lot of readers. to the golden harmonics and simple a lot of trouble with your writing name was publicized and he became Thank you for your time and I times. but you just hang right in there and a celebrity. believe you owe the readers an It's just too bad that their sell-out don't let them big people up there I am referring to Bills Reed who apology. crowds haven't found out that the intimidate you. (through his great publicity) now is Doug Dearen boys have returned to their sweet Us people from Jamestown, Ky. Sports Editor for the Courier-Jour- sounding and priss music. arc hardcore and we don't take too nal. II this was your intention then I As far as "Match Point of Our much flak from anyone, so I know must compliment you because you Beach Boys Love," being repeated, Mr. Critic, you'll continue writing. certainly got my attention and many haven't you heard of choruses or others also. You just keep on writing all those Dear Larry'. refrains? Their musical scope has good articles and I'll keep on But somehow the absurd state- I would just like to ask you, with been more then broadened, Larry reading them. I'll be your last loyal ments that were made b> you in the Ready, Set, go mmwwnimmtmm no slander intended, just what the dear. Just get your head out of the fan. article lead nie to believe you surely hell is the matter with you? Why sand and listen to some middle-aged Love, Members of the University theatre department (from left to right. Bob couldn't have enough intelligence to don't you just condemn apple pic boys. Mom Lee, Donna Kilgore, Steve Connelly and Jackie Hall) perform at J. Suiter's MiU last Saturday night. The musical group did a set composed New group to debut of Broadway musical numbers. "When Armadillos learn how to copulate' Buffett's new album is B> DAVID WINTERS agement and a lot of breaks. Byrd playing bass and adding um, "We feel audiences are tired of StalT Writer Lead vocal are provided by background vocals along with Joe the same old disco and the same old early Christmas gift "When Armadillos learn how to rhythm guitarist Steve McCoolum Masters. Jeff Mekechan is on flute. rock. By DON McNAV good insight about the background and inspirations for his songs and copulate. . . " Mauntauk, a new who is a veteran of other singing All members of the group are "Audiences will have one of two Staff Writer the drinking capabilities of his band. band, will debut at a Muscular groups including Dragonfire - a students at the University and most reactions to our music -- they will Jimmy Buffett's new double-live Dystrophy benefit tonight. group centered in Los Angeles. arc music majors. cither be pleasantly supriscd or album "You Had To Be There" is The slower songs, which can The benefit, which is being held at One of the areas premiere The music they make is a turned off." McCoolum said. one you should consider purchasing sometimes suffer on a live album, the National Guard Armory, will guitarist's David Jarvis plays lead combination of ja// and rock. while shopping for gifts this In any case, at 8 p.m. tonight, a are done very well. "A Pirate Looks include concert sets by two bands. guitar. Although they disapprove of labels Christmas. new group will get their chance at at Forty," "He Went to Paris" and The featured band is "Big Foot", Keyboards are by Dan Pfcifer being put o-. their work. Buffett is at his absolute best on the spotlight - of such things are "Son of a Son of a Sailor" sound but all eyes will be on a new group with George M. on drums and Glen According to guitarist McCool- dreams made. this album. It contains most of his of individuals which were formerly big hits such as "Margaritaville," much like their original versions. "Come Mondays" is the only slow called "Wizards." "Come Monday" and "Changes in song that deviates from its original Mauntauk will play a diversified Attitudes, Changes in Latitudes." Exile achieves success at last recording. set including tunes by Cat Stevens • Buffett's best performances come and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. B> JAMLBOWIIM, bers off and on over the years, three in the number 78 position. It on some of the faster songs such as But more importantly, the group Guest Writer original members remain from 1965. recently became a "million seller" "Landfall," "Pencil Thin Mus- Although the price of a double and the LP sold 500.000 copies. will play six original pieces. Not the It took Exile 13 years to gel where , The other three present members tache" and "Tampico Trauma." album may scare some people away least of which are "Waves at they wanted to be, but now the joined the group throughout the Here, Buffett and the Coral Reefer from the record, "You Had To Be Laguna Beach" and an interesting members of the group are enjoying seventies. Lxilc's position is one of Band really cut loose and play with a There" is an album no musk fan jam called "When Armadillos "sweet success." Exile's Fist hit album, "Mixed ycarncd-for success and they have great deal of intensity and enthus- should be without. Buffett's rollick- Learn How to Copulate, What a With the years of experience Emotions," blends a pop-rock attained it with much patience over iasm. ing style is one of the best sounds Bizarre Planet it May Become." behind them, lead singer Jimmy concept trimmed in a disco style. the years. The comments that Buffett makes released this year. No song can be In an interview with the band, it Stokcty and the other Five members The single, "Kiss You All Over," The group will soon be returning between songs add a great deal to considered bad because Buffett is at became obvious that these musicians of the group have made a notable remained at the number one to the studio to start recording on a the album'. He usually makes his absolute best on this album. have the talent to go a long way name for themselves in the rock position on Billboard's Hot 100 new album, and to keep up their amusing statements about the "You Had To Be There" b a tribute provided they receive proper man- music world. After changing mem- chart for four weeks and is currently name in the world of rock and roll. nature of the songs, and gives a to the tale of Jimmy Buffett. Chinese Restaurant PORTRAITS DIAL Bobby Jack's Style Shop GRAND 1507 Eatt Main WEDDINGS Try a cat teat OPENING BIBLE will last ft last! 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Iastsra hor» - 7. 1»7t Judy Aaron's life (Continued from M» 1) exercise the right side of her body shocking $100 and had no association money they made on money-making nearly every day with Aaron whatsoever. projects " A regular staff of nurses at the nur- And equally as supportive as in- And. the Nursing Association has sing home are keeping constant dividuals have been are the pledged the money they were going to supervision of her condition too. organizations on campus rising to the spend on a Christmas party. What Aaron really lacks at this point, aid of this ever-so-real Christmas cause. other groups that gave are: the Psi says her mother is a physical therpaist The Sigma (his. whom Ison says (In Club. Industrial Arts Club. Human They're hoping something can be done have expressed constant concern about Development and Kamily Relations about that soon. Aaron's progress, are conducting a Club, the Young Democrats and Young In the meantime. Aaron's getting help drive for donations all day Wednesday Christians Athletes Club. and support from all over. and Thursday of this week in the grill. Individuals not mentioned that have From the-medical attention she's When they present the total donation contributed are Mr and Mrs Dean getting at the nursery and from the to Aaron over the holidays, the KDTs McKinley. Barry Hall. Harb Pagett. the Adair Memorial Hospital next door, and have planned even more surprises for Rev Ronald Ketteler. June Robinson from concerned friends, relatives and her on that very special day. and Mike Bryon. strangers that can only offer their She'll be getting a pair of sleek, black And even beyond the help Aaron will prayers and some money to help meet pajamas, laince she's a fanatic about he getting to cover a minute percentage exhorbitant hospital fees. black, and because she's been clad in of the hospital expenses, people are Aaron's sorority sisters, the KDTs. hospital specials since she's been bed- continuing to offer their prayers and instigated campus support when they ridden) and a taped Christmas some are being answered. started a fund-raising drive for her at production by her sisters in the sorority, The "fighter." as a friend of Aaron's. the beginning of November. filled with Christmas songs and with Larry Bernard, speaks of her. is now In less than a month, individuals and I heir own thoughts and messages to her forming words with her lips and. says organizations have donated S4S3 and Other Greek organizations that have Bernard, "she remembers everything says KDT president. Kathy Ison. they'll donated money are: Theta Chi's. Alpha about her past." probably raise over $500 by the time Gamma Delta. Alpha Delta Pi. Tau Dr. Aaron says she's breathing on her they present the money to Aaron over Kappa Epsilon and the KDTs . who own now and if it weren't for the injury the Christmas holidays. contributed a lump sum of SI63 im- on her larynx where they've performed "People that didn't even know her." mediately following the accident, a tracheotomy, she'd probably be said Ison. "come by DEC. 8 & 9 1*l> (QVOKMXCAX^, STATE BANK & TRUST COMPANY ^ 20 d 0 OFF New X0^ Times. 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Penneys \, Univenit* Galleries Lev 1 Little Inn _ Jb» ■ Paw Shop Jett or HaN State Bank Taylor Sporting Goods Furniture Center • Pizza. Hut Lermaru^ 'Plasma McDlNTCao. Argent Diamond*.Jn-* Dairv Oneen A&F . Garland Jett B & II Shoes Village Horn* K-Mast Sonic Andy's Pi«r.a Palace R-JJo ShW_' Sub Centers Bkirgrasf Hardware Dial A Bible | ' Curriers Music World "' Gift Box festerdavs nan-master* Recofdshop Fidelity Urrfcn Book Mart Leo's Ovster Bar .The Camera Shop i Anitas Bobby Jack Style/Shop KM Joes" Dominoi Ken Car lUwtt.imi*. Dependable Auto Jim's Roller Rink The Other Place Doug's Men's Wear I ft 2 UNIVERSITY SHOPPING CENTER A Supplement to the Eastern Progress presented as a service to its readers December 7, 1978 K» I.INNV KA4.KK the Christmas season has officially an animated special starring Frosty the Oru.mi/nlinns Editor started It is always a touching program Snowman thai |Ki>ple will he sure to enjoy. Fd Asner stars in "The Gathering." The most important thins coming up The I'niversity basketball team will This is a Christmas drama about a is finals week, just about everyone is in go up against Huller I'niversity Dec. 9 broken family and will be on Sunday. ;i liny over .ill the last minute things at 7 m p nv The game will be in Alumni Dec 10 at 9 p.m that must l«e done Coliseum There are several good movies on the For those people who find time to Tonight at 7 p.m. The Christmas week and another one is "A Woman travel to I •■■■ iniiinn to do a little shop- Madrigal Feaste will be in the Keen Called Moses" starring Cicely Tyson. pine I here is.i showing of "Give'em Hell Johnson Ballroom Seating for the Tyson portrays the slave Harriet Harry'' at the l,cxington Opera House dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. Tugman and it will air Tuesday. Dec. 11 at 9 p.m. It will l>e tonight. Dec H and 9 at H p m "The Messiah" another annual Among all this entertainment this Christmas event will be presented Dec Hupp Arena hosts Ted Nugent. Dec 10 week, you must find time to do a little i« at 8 p.m in Brock Auditorium. It is at ■ p.m That is sure to be a superb shopping. After all there are presents to concert for those with time to calch it sure to he a moving choral presentation that should not he missed l>e bought, wrapped and hidden away closer to home, the Keen Johnson until that special day. Ivallrnom will he the scene of the 49th Television is alive with Christmas That concludes another semester of annual Hanging of the Greens. Each specials this week. Dec. 13. ABC hard work and lots of fun. Have a Merry year the greens are hung as a signal that presents " Frosty's Winter Wonderland'' Christmas. 7:14 a.m. Wesley Foundation prayer DM. I:M p.m. Walters Hall pre-final party, breakfast Today 7 lobby fi p.m. Men's Volleyball Club. Begley II:45 a.m. BSU I.unchencounter. Powell x p.m. McGregor Hall Christmas Party, Gym Building rec room • p.m. Wesley Foundation Bible study m vkk. Noon Wesley Foundation communion x p.m. "The Messiah." Brock < p.m. Milestone staff meeting. Sill p.m. Sigma Chi fund raising for Auditorium Milestone office Judy Aaron, grill. Powell Building K p.m. Ted Nugent in concert, Rupp •"•: «.'• p.m. Phi Delta Kappa initiation and Arena dinner. Powell Building x p.m. Central Kentucky Youth Or- Wednesday Dec. 13 (Photo by SCOTT ADAMS) chestra.Lexington Opera House fi p.m. Men's Volleyball Club. Begley 7 p.m. Wesley Foundation Fellowship On* rabid fan took a lira* extra precaution in Gym Hour Eastern's two-point victory over Dayton last 1. 111 p.m. BSU Christmas caroling and Monday svaning. Ths Colonols taka on But- party Monday Dec. 11 ler University thia Saturday in Alumni 7 p.m. Inter-Varsity Christian 9 a.m. Sales and Bargains clothing Coliseum. Gama tuna is 7:30 p.m. Fellowship meeting. Jaggers Room. Outlet Sales. Rupp Arena Exhibition Hall Powell Building 11.45 a.m. BSU Lunchencounter. Powell 'Soundstage' to celebrate anniversary 7 p.m. Christmas Madrigal Feaste. Keen Building Johnson Ballroom fi p.m. Wesley Foundation Monday night Other dynamic combinations have in- H p.m. "Give 'em Hell Harry." meal "Soundstage.'' public television's Islington Opera house contemporary music series, celebrates its cluded David Bromberg with John N p.m. Championship Wrestling. Rupp fifth anniversary in an hour-long special Sebastian. Melissa Manchester with Al Arena Tuesday Dec. 12 hosted by singer-songwriter Harry Chapin, Jarreau. Judy Collins with Leonard Cohen, Sunday. Dec 10 at 10 p.m. *»'» Public Radio 88.9 12-7-78 9*0 AM - OPTIONS 1040 AM- 3 30 PM - JUST JAZZ See Monday. 9:00 AM for complete INTERNATIONAL CONCERT HALL See M. .I.I.I, i3o i>••> i<« compMti Today DM. 7 program description Thia is nor a This series from National Public Radio priHJMMl oVS! Mptltj repeat of earlier nrograms presents recorded-live concerts from 5:15 PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT 12:00 PM - CONVERSATIONS « »vc 'hr» wvlrt Highlights See Monday. 5 15 PM for complele pro- See Monday. 12:00 noon for complete gram description 10:00 AM - CHICAGO SYMPHONY — BRUCKNER Symphony No 9 in D program description. Minor 5:30 PM - CURTAIN TIME Live-on-tape recordings of the re- Each weeknight Curtain Time presents 12:15 PM - THE MID-DAY REPORT nowned Chicago Symphony Orches- 12*0 PM - CONVERSATIONS the entire soundtrack or original caat See Monday. 12:15 PM for complete tra's 1978-79 season There la an endless variety tt\ .nterc»ting program description people in and around the Central recording ol a motion picture or stage musical Highlights 12:00 PM - THE GREAT OPERAS Kentucky are* Comaraationa brings 12:30 Ml - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS Loy Lae hosts this presentation of one the** people to you Celebration (Original Cast) WEKU-FM's Loy Lee hosts thia daily ol the world's great operas. Highlights 12:15 PM - THE MOD-OAV REPORT - concert which include* historical and A 15-Mmute summary of international, •JO PM - YOU RET YOUR LIFE (Return) biographical background about the — WEBER: Die Fraischutz with Jan- national, and regional/local now*, The most irreverant ol the zany Man music and composers owitz. Mathis Schreier Adam. Kleiber weather and sports. Brothers. Groucho. greets and heckles conducting. 1240 RM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS con tenants on this hilarious guiz show J 30 PM JUST JAZZ WEKU-FM's Loy Lee host* this daily 7 00 PM - LUM N ABNER See Monday. 3:50 PM for complele concert which includes historical and See Monday. 7 00 PM for complete pro- program description. 4*0 PM - THE ROAR Of THE GREASEPAINT biographical background about the gram description S 15 PM - AFTERNOON REPORT A varied selection ol everyone's favorite music and composers Highlights 715 PM - CONVERSATIONS See Monday. 5:15 p.m. for complele music from stage and sitvar screen DVORAK Othello. Opus 83 " A repeat of this afternoon s program program description. MENDELSSOHN Smyphony *S in D. See Monday. 12:00 noon for complete 740 RM- Opus 107.R*rormefion 5 M PM - CURTAIN TOME program description STARS AMD STUFF (New Program) JOLIVET Piano Concerto Each weeknight Curtain Time presents A aeries ol science fiction'fantasy 740 RM — VOICCS ON THE WSNO the entire soundtrack or original cast stories, all original, fresh solid arm- 330 PM - JUST JAZZ Writer*, painters actors, poets. recording of a motion picture or stage chair clutching high adventure*. Baa*e. Benson Byrd. Ellington. Mann musicians, sculptors — artists ol all musical The Happy Time Brubeck. Montgomery. Tjader. w«s kinds are interviewed on this weekly 8 30 PM - SHORT STONY (New Program) 8:30 PM - SOUL SPOTLIGHT burg tt>e list goes on and on arts magazine from National Public Radio, hosted by Oscar Brand A secies ol half-hour dramatizations A funky mature of disco RAB. and »:1» PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT based on short stones lazz music A 15-mmtit* summary of the days new* 0 40 PM - JAZZ IRBUMrrCO . J* - LUM N AamtER * 30 PW _ CURTAIN TMW See Monday. S 30 PM tor complete pro- See Monday. 7 CO PM tor complete Sunday it Each weekmght Curtain Time present. gram description program description. ****" *Oui»d*f*ck or original cast nKOrtllng of a motion picture or stage MS PM - CONVERSATIONS Wake up with us and our weekend musical *"■»• 13 A repeat ot this aRemoon'8 program morning preeantation ol light iau. Sea Monday. 12.00 noon lor complete new*, weather, and special features program description. See Monday. 0*0 AM for complete program description See Monday 9 00 AM Recordings Of one of the most re- 0*0 AM - OPTIONS IN EDUCATION TIMS "Spin-oir Of our weekday morning MJaMj AM - MEW YORK P80KJMRM0IRC membered Ol HI OW-Time radio That award-winning program from program. Journal, presents a collection Another rousing Meson of New York comedies, starring Chet Lauck as Lum National Public Radio r* a fast-paced of Behind-the Nasso features, inter- Ptwtharmonie performance*. Highlights and Norn* Oof! a* Abnar. report on numerous aspect* ot ed- views news and analysis. - BACH: Suit* No 4 7:15PM-CONVERSATIONS ucational practice* and innovations 0 PM - JAZZ UNA MUTED BOULEZ New Work (US premiere) A repeat of this afternoon s program See Monday. 8:30 PM for complete BRAHMS: Violin Concerto See Monday. 12:00 noon for complete This new aenea features concerts given program description tfafj PM - JAZZ AUVfD program description by the symphony orchestras of our This excellent series from National 7:30 PM - STUOS TERKEL'S nation's colleges and schools of Public Radio offers recordedkve iau ALMANAC (New Pro*.am) music. A tribute to Lionel Hampton: Few Of Ine guests on Studs TerkeTs Friday D«C. • program* bring as varied a range of — BEROER Rondo Ostmato on a 1:30 PM - JAZZ FIRSTS (New Program) Spanish Theme: talents before the microphone a* the ■ AM — JQUWNAIL Loy Lee presents and comments on host himself HOWHANESS Symphony No 4. Opus See Monday 6:00 AM for complete selections from new \azi recordings 165. program description 2 30 PM - JAZZ REVISITED 8:30 PM - JAZZ UN4JM1TED HUSA An American Te Oeum. SAM-OPTIONS This National Public Radio series. Three and a half hour* ot the very best Peebody Wind Ensemble. Richard Hig gans. conductor. See Monday. 9 00 AM hosted by Hazen Shoemacher. pre- m jazz — traditional contemporary sents and evaluates the early years of progressive and avant garde style*, plus BOSTON SYMPHONY (Mew Program) recorded jazz, from 1017-1947 frequent profiles of new and out- standing albums and musicians. 340 PM -JUST JAZZ Tha world-renowned Boston — Small Qroupa horn Big Bands — See Monday. 3:30 Symphony joins WEKU-FM's line-up Small-group jazz from the big bands of Chick Webb. Artie Shaw. Count 1240 PM - CONVERSATIONS 1240 PM - CONVERSATIONS Basieand others Tuesday DM. 12 See Monday. 121X1 Noon for complete See Monday. 12:00 noon for complete 3:00 PM JAZZ IT UP program description program description. 840 AM - JOURNAL A weekly presentation of big band swing 1r* "•* - IN3TPOURRI OP CLASSICS music, along with Dixieland, and con- See Monday. 0:00 AM for complete 12:15 PM - THE MID-OAV REPORT WEKU-FMS Loy Lee hosts this daily program description See Monday. 1215 PM for complete temporary big bands. concert which includes historical and program description. •:*> HI - THE MUSIC OF AMERICA biographical background about the (NEW PROGRAM) 8:00 AM NATIONAL muaie and composers 12:30 PM - POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS PRESS CLUB LUNCHEONS A look at some of the music that WEKU-FM's Loy Lea Hosts this daily The National Press Club in Washington America's as some of America's in- concert which includes historical and is noted for its interesting and entertain- 5:18 PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT diginous music biographical background about the ing luncheon speaker*. See Monday. 5 15 PM music and composers 7:30 PM — 10.00 AM — TOSCANINI 5:30 PM - CURTAIN TIME 3:30 PM - JUST JAZZ BLUEGRASS ALIVE! (New Program) THE MAN BEHIND THE LEGEND Each weeknight Curtain Time presents See Monday. 3 30 PM for complete Renfro Valley. Kentucky was host to What is the truth about the-legend the entire soundtrack or original cast program description two bluegrass festivals earlier this year created around the man. Toscamm' record. ,y of a motion picture or stage The Mac Wiseman Bluegrass Festival Was he an autocrat, a dictator in the ,,i,n,.si Highlights 5:15 PM - THE AFTERNOON REPORT and The McLain Family Band Family world of music'' Or was he, as many be- The Rothschilds (Original Cast) See Monday. 5 15 PM for complete Festival lieve, the greatest conductor who ever 6:30 PM — BARRY GRAIG. PHIVATc IN- program description 8:30 PM - FOLK FESTIVAL. USA lived'' This weekly series, originally VESTIGATOR (New Program) 5:30 PM — CURTAIN TIME National Public Radio's highly ac- aired on NBC radio, tries to answer 7:00 PM - LUM N ABNER Each weeknight Curtain Time presents claimed weekly series of Live on tape these and other questions See Monday 7 03 PM the entire soundtrack or original cast Folk. Blues and Bluegrass festival per- 7:15 PM — CONVERSATIONS formances from virtually all of the 50 11:00 AM - CHARLES IVES: recording of a motion picture or stage A repeat ol this afternoon's program States THE UNANSWERED QUESTION musical Me and Juliet (Original Cast) This series surveys the musical and See Monday. 12 00 noon for complete proqram ri»*;criotion 6:30 PM - THE BEST prose output of the great American 10:30 PM - BACKTRACK composer and insurance executive, OF "OLD-TIME" RADIO It's hard to believe but rock and roll has 7:30 PM - A LOOK AT . . . Charles Ives 7:30 PM - OPTIONS been around for almost a quarter of a This weekly topical interview program IN EDUCATION (REPEAT) century And that s long enough to build 12:00 PM — CONVERSATIONS hosted by Ron Smiih. does exactly what A repeat Of Wednesday morning s up quite a library of what are now fondly See Monday. 12 00 noon for complele its name says It takes A Look At any program See Wednesday. 9 00 AM for known as oldies but goodies program description. number of newsworthy topics, current complete program description events and interes'ing people 12:15 PM - THE MID-DAY REPORT 8:30 PM - JAZZ UNLIMITED See Monday. 12 15 PM for complete 8:00 PM - INQUIRY (Return) See Monday. 8 30 PM for complete Monday Dec. n program description The modern world is a complex place program description 6:00 AM — JOURNAL 12:30 PM — POTPOURRI OF CLASSICS morally and ethically The EKU Campus Bringing People the news requires more WEKU-FM's Loy Lee hosts this daily Ministers Association takes a look at than a five-minute newscast at The top concert which includes historical and current world and local issues from a Saturday Dec. 9 of the hour" It requires a thorough biographical background about the Moral point of view examination of international, national, music and composers Highlights 6:00 AM - PROJECT WEEKEND regional and local events, weather and 8:30 PM — JAZZ UNLIMITED BERNSTEIN Symphonic Dances from Wake up with us and our weekend sports See Monday 8 30 PM morning presentation ot light jazz, West Side Story news, weather and special features 9:00 AM - OPTIONS RESPIGHI The Pines of Rome 12-7-78 1&&S& 11:17 <9 METRIC MARVELS lt:l» (» DAFFY DUCK A WOMAN Today Dec. 7 ffl TARZAN AND THE SUPER SEVEN CALLED MOSES EVENING M MOVIE -(DRAMA) ••• "L'AwiUr Ml 9| NEWS __ a" IBM Emmy winner Cicely Tyson (pic- ZOOM (CAPTIONKill lt:S7 4*1 W GRAND PRIX OT BOWLING » NFL FOOTBALL # HJUA CHBLD AND COMPANY _ THAT'S HOLLYWOOD JH 9 FAMBLY AFFAHt 2 ALL-STAR SOCCER MY' 2 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS IMS BY WILD 7:M 9 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES PUBLIC AFFAIRS POP GOBS THE COUNTRY DKK CAVETT SHOW NOVA NFL TS (FRRVGAMB) NEWLY-WED GAME CBS LATE MOVIE fcM NBCNEWS NFL TOOAY fPRECAME) STARSKV AND HUTCH -SWA T MARTY BOBBINS SPOTLIGHT r BLUE MARBLE FUNIIIONES Ml LAWRENCE WELK SHOW kSS YFL FOOTBALL IN sr& ONCE UPON A CLASSIC UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES # EVENING AT SYMPHONY WALL STREET WEEK V MARY TYLER MOORE Friday °~ » COLLEGE BASKETBALL i AND ANSWERS KM (B HEEHAW HONEYS CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK -ON KENTUCKY M MONDAY NSGHT ATTHE MOVIES AGRICULTURE FOOO FOR 'A Wenwa Called Mont' Stars: Cicely THOUGHT ■tUDOLPHSMINY NEW YEAR t-.m m KENTUCKY NOW DEAN MARTIN'S CHRISTMAS IN B KENTUCKY-WED LIKE TO SHOW MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL »TOTMI 9:1* M THE LONG SEARCH AN ELIZABETHAN CHRISTMAS ONE DAY AT A TIME S THE LOVE BOAT ISM LOU GRANT ATSON It* I CONGRESSIONAL OUTLOOK fcJt ffi A BARM DOLL FOR AY PREVIEWS IMS 1KB NEWS NFL FOOTBALL MM ■S PRISON CBS LATE MOVIE S FANTASY ISLAND IMS NEWS 12:1* HANK THOMPSON DONNA FARGO SHOW ISJS Ml TOMORROW IMS S AT( NEWS MOVIE -(CARTOON) •• Ml IN SEARCH OF M CtNBMA SHOWCASE Meaty T. 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Timothy Sunday SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN' TO 1M FAMILY AFFAIR Bottoms MORNING TOWN MY THREE SONS (» CENTENNIAL 9:11 9 MEDIX I:H MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT S KENTUCKY AFIELD V ALL IN THE FAMILY JOKER'S WILD W THE EDDIE CAPRA CATHOLIC MASS MYSTERIES ;«* CHRISTMAS EVE ON SESAME 7:11 DOLLY tOLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR STREET LITTLE BROWN BURRO _FLY|NG HIGH TOBACCO TALK IIH 37) tt NEWS THE HONEYMOONERS DICK CAVETT SHOW « REVIVAL HOUR AUCE NEWLYWEDGAME 11:11 THE TONIGHT SHOW 2T LONE RANGER MOVIE -(TITLE UNANNOUNCED) lr< ANNUAL CIRCUS OF THE l:M MR. MAGOO-S CHRISTMAS •2 DR. THEA JONES STARS CAROL BARETTA ■ VOICE OF THE MOUNTAINS 11:17 JUKEBOX f MASTERPIECE THEATRE A CHRISTMAS STORY KB REX HUMBARD ABC THEATRE MASTERPIECE THEATRE I 00 w THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL ® SESAME STREET 1:07 it MOVIE -(WESTERN) •» "Ariioea NBC REPORTS: READING. WRIT HAPPY DAYS to JIMMY SWAGGART ING AND REEFER JIM,**) NAME THAT TUNE Raiders" IMS 31 THE STORY IsM H TAKE FIVE a CINEMA SHOWCASE Monty LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY •2 REVIVAL FIRES Python and the Holy Grail' 1975 BIG EVENT MOVIE A Woman :il GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 1I:M (W® © NEWS Called Moses' Stars: Cicely Tyson. Q WHAT'S NEW MISTER MAGOO? IN. 271 CBS NEWS Robert Hooks Saturday Dec. 9 4« MISTER ROGERS to ABC NEWS SB TUESDAY NIGHT MOVIE The to DR. NORMAN VINCENT PEALE 11:30 (3) NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE All You Jordan Chance' Stars: Raymond Burr. MORNING 9:30 9 WORLD TOMORROW Need Is Cash' Stars Mick Jagger. Paul Stella Stevens AGRICULTURE USA SB CLUE CLUB Simon. 1978 NOBEL PRIZE AW HDS FARM REPORT M ELECTRIC COMPANY ST, CBS LATE MOVIE THREE'S COMPANY MOVIE -(TITLE UNANNOUNCED) t ANIMALS. ANIMALS, ANIMALS a 70* CLUB 9:30 TAXI HOT FUDGE 10:00 NEW SHAPES IN EDUCATION 12:10 to WITH THIS RING lit* STARSKY AND HUTCH Dl STY'S TREEHOUSE © DAY OF DISCOVERY 10:30 HANUKKAH ARCHIES « SESAME STREET 1141 38 to NEWS GALAXY GOOF-UPS f REVIVAL IN AMERICA Monday Dec. 11 11:31 THE TONIGHT SHOW POPEYE HOUR 10:30 9 IMMANUAL BAPTIST CHURCH CBS LATE MOVIE SERVICE SCOOBVS ALL-STARS EVENING TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK FANTASTIC FOUR REVIVAL TABERNACLE 'Smash-tip On Interstate 5' Stars Robert HERALD OF TRUTH 1. i"i NEWS Conrad, Buddy Ebsen GODZILLA SUPER 90 ZOOM BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD 11:00 2/ IT IS WRITTEN S TOMORROW REBOP ABC NEWS 2:00 TAKE FIVE RUNNER Ml NBC NEWS 9:30 it CHALLENGE OF THE SUPER to ONE WAY 11:10 YOUR GOVERNMENT CBS NEWS FRIENDS CINEMATIC EYE CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 10:00 9 CINEMATIC EYE FACE THE NATION irvvvsrsrre V/--'L-I':\ - - - - r : ? r ? " " :-::-":----r:f;: •■-'••' • AW—vr-..Tv;-:-.:-:.v. .. . - ...... <-.- --.-..' ' Placement 12-7-78 Campus Employment Interviews Deadline for applying to take the written NOUNCEMENTS is one of the eight main As Spring Semester approaches, we are looking forward to a semester of continued Today. December 7th completes the test for clerical positions is January 12. services provided by the Career 1979 Development & Placement Division service and an exciting new year in the 1978-79 fall semester campus interviewing employment market program. Employers will return to After job referrals are made to registered eligible candidates, the current If you're a senior or grad student who campus to recruit May and August hasn't yet filed placement credentials, graduates in late January 1979. Spring job vacancies are arranged by categories December grads and compiled into an announcement which look for us at registration and pick up a semester recruiting for entry level placement registration packet You will positions in school systems, business The Division of Career Development & describes the type of position available, Placement wishes you very much success gives the employer's name, and the name soon he entering the employment market industry, not for profit agencies and and as credentials are a very critical part government (local, state, and federal) will as you leave campus to pursue your career of the contact person. This announcement objectives. We hope our sevices have been is then distributed among the university of the job campaign, we hope you will let continue through out the semester until us assist you in putting together a good May 3. 1979. Campus interviews are not of assistance and as the newest alumni of community and to all candidates EKU. a reminder that our programs and registered for alumni placement services credential packet and lake advantage of scheduled during the summer months. our many services All May and August graduates who have services continue to be available to you. Current VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENTS not registered with the Division of Career The alumni Placement Program is one can usually be found on departmental The Placement office will be welcoming Development & Placement are encouraged of eight Division services which can be bulletin hoards and on the Placement many new and returning recruiters to to pick up their placement packets in the used in your job search. This program bulletin hoard in the Powell Building, or campus Spring Semester We hope you will 111 vision Office. 319 Jones Bldg as early in includes the direct referral of jobs to your additional copies can be picked up in the take a serious look at the employment January as possible. All candidates attention, current Job Vacancy An- Career Development & Placement Office. opportunities they provide and schedule as desiring to schedule interviews must be nouncement Mailings and the Duplication 319 Jones Building More detailed in- many interviews as possible. American registered with the Division before in- and Mailing of your placement creden- formation on the individual jobs included Hospital Supply. Metropolitan Public terviews will be arranged. tials, assuming you have registered for in the VACANCY LISTING, can he found in Schools. Creenville County Schools. Placement services. If you have not the Career Information Resource Center I'.S. (iovernmrnt - Sammer Jobs 1979 General Telephone. I'S Dept of Com- stopped by our office to register and pick- located within our facility. merce. Xerox. K Mart and Lever Bros Announcement No. 414 and applications up your placement packet, we suggest a are just a few of the many organisations are available in the Division of Career visit before leaving BfV could be very beneficial who will be on campus Watch the FYI and Development ft Placement. 319 Jones Looking ahead the Placement Pipeline for exact dates Bldg. for those students interested in Come see us at the Division of Career summer employment with federal Job announcements Vacation days are just around the corner I*velopment & Placement. 319 Jones agencies. Competition will again be very and ihe Division of Career Development .Bldg as one of our services may be of keen for most positions and clerical jobs The publication and distribution of and Placement wishes everyone a safe and assistance to you in your job search or in will require the testing of skills. The current JOB VACANCY AN- joyous holiday planning your career objectives fflikSB (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3) Lovey A Circle Of Children' Stan: Jane O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (EXC. 3:44 M ANOTHER WORLD Alexander. Ronoy Cox. THUR., FRX) tT ALL IN THE FAMILY (EXC. THUR . Wednesday Dec. n § GREAT PERFORMANCES GENERAL HOSPITAL FRI.) NATIONAL RODEO FINALS EVENING DINAH (EXC. THl'R.. FRI.) GET SMART DICK CLARK'S UVE BULLETIN BOARD (EXC. THUR . 3 34 MASH 4 44 NEWS WEDNESDAY FRI.) OVER EASY ZOOM m ELIZABETH SWADOS-GIRL WITH 14-.44 (B CARD SHARKS HAPPY'S HOUR ABC NEWS INCREDIBLE FEELING ® ALL IN THE FAMILY (THUR.. Ml NEWS BULLETIN (:JI NBC NEWS 11:44 (B ® O NEWS FRI.) IN SANTA CLAUS SHOW CBS NEWS 11:3* m THE TONIGHT SHOW S MARCUS WELBY. M.D. TEACHING LIFE SCIENCE IN THE tb CBS LATE MOVIE 14:34 JEOPARDY THUR.P^,TAT 1VNCTKN (EXC IENTARY SCHOOL O POLICE WOMAN SWA T PRICE IS RIGHT (EXC. THUR.) § SESAME STREET SHANANA IM m TOMORROW 1**7 NEWS BULLETIN 434 BATMAN 74* FAMILY AFFAIR 244 '* TARE FIVE 11:44 HIGH ROLLERS SANTA CLAUS SHOW MY THREE SONS HAPPY DAYS MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT 11:34 WHEEL OF FORTUNE G1LUGA.\"S ISLAND (EXC. JOKER'S WILD Daytime Listings LOVE OF LIFE 5.44 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7:34 THAT GOOD OLE NASHVILLE FAMILY FEUD ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW MUSK 11:55 CBS NEWS MISTER ROGERS f BONKERS BRADY BUNCH (EXC. WED.) DICK CAVETT SHOW Monday thru Friday AFTERNOON 5 34 ®B NEWS NEWLY WED GAME MORMNG 1!:44 lit NOON TODAY ELECTRIC COMPANY X:44 WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT THE 5:34 f ARTHUR SMITH SHOW O YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS MOVIES The New Adventures Of Heidi ■2 JJ4.444 PYRAMID Stars: Burl Ives. Katy Kurtzman 744 CLl'B Inquiries for WEKU-FM should be IT THE JEFFERSONS 444 PTL CLUB-TALK AND 12:30 1J BOB BRAUN SHOW W A PLACE OF DREAMS VARIETY it GUIDING LIGHT directed to Tom Donoho. nation manager 7:44 (if TODAY Wt RYAN'S HOPE at 622 2474. ' •2 FROSTVS WINTER 1:0(1 82 ALL MY CHILDREN WONDERLAND ® CBS NEWS Information concerning Placement HM iH> GOOD TIMES (tt GOOD MORNING AMERICA 1:34 IB DAYS OF OUR LIVES SOU ZT CAPTAIN KANGAROO ST AS THE WORLD TURNS Pipeline may be obtained from Kurt 'tZ NESTOR. THE LONG-EARED 2:00 62 ONE LIFE TO LIVE CHRISTMAS DONKEY X:I5 A.M. WEATHER Zimmerman, director of placement at S40 XT WEDNESDAY NIGHT MOVIE X 30 IN SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 2:34 W DOCTORS 9.IIII IB XT SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 622-2765. PHIL DONAHUE SHOW J:S7 18 NEWS BULLETIN Lees Little Inn COMPLETE DINNER INCLUDES: J pi«*s "one, d'Dfwd I'tea cn.cmjn masned potato** and guv, coie >Uw <*nd 1 lot t)utle» tJMm 0'»(J>! 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