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Volume 57. No. 29 Official Sluo.nl Publication of April It. 1*71 [ww Kmlmliy Unr—ratty Kremer and Butler topple Unity party Bv MARK TURNER Association for the past two years At press time the Progress had not Editor Kremer and Butler ran on a platform seen a copy of either of the candidates Chris Kremer and Tim Butler won the of what they called "Wake the Sleeping election budget but it has been reported Student Association presidential and Giant." This is where their party name that each spent in excess of 1190. vice presidential elections Tuesday. originated. According to the Student Association One of the largest voter turnouts in Kremer and Butler plan on starting the candidates have two weeks to turn in the past few years was recorded as 2393 what they call Eastern Inc.. which is a their expenses. When these expenses students voted. form of student representation that will are turned in. the Progress will receive' Kremer and Butler received 1288 have input from every student faction copies and will do an independant in- votes for the Insomniac Party while on campus vestigation of the spending. Mark Hester and Maria Domenech Eastern Inc. would be a committee This election differed from past received 1105 votes for the Unity Party made up of representatives from elections in the manner the campaigns The number of students that voted Student Senate. Men's and Women's were run. especially the day of the was 27 percent of the total number Interdorm. the Interfraternity Council. election. eligible to vote. Panhellenic as well as independent Posters covered the buildings, "I feel that the election itself was good clubs and organizations. pamphlets and suckers were handed out - for the campus. The number of students The election did have some con- and music blared from a stereo system that voted has to say something for the troversy concerning the amount of It was almost a party attitude. campus." Hester said. monies being spent by both parties. The word professional was used to "1 felt from the beginning that we The Committee on Elections has set a describe the campaigns on several were far behind. It took some hard work limit of $200 that is allowed to be spent occasions. The way the campaigns were from some dedicated people for us to by each set of candidates in a run was one reason given for the turnout win." Butler said. presidential election. of voters. Kremer and Butler's Insomniac Due to the great amounts of materials "A lot of credit needs to be given to Party, who received 53 percent of the printed by both sets of candidates Mark and Maria because they really vote, was formed this year The Unity questions were raised over the total helped get the voter turnout with their Party has had control of Student expenditures. nggressive campaign." Kremer said. In case of tornado, EOC to take control Bv LISA HENSIIAW Although many emergencies that may steady tone When this is heard, all City Editor arise can be handled without the im- persons should tune radios and plementation of the EOC. the televisions to local stations for in- In the event of a severe emergency on Emergency Operations Plan was structions and should be prepared to campus, such as a tornado, the prepared under Westbrook's direction take over. University's Emergency Operations to provide a framework to follow in case All building occupants should then Center IEOCI will be in operation and there is a severe emergency. move to the designated shelter areas as its commander in charge Onerally the worst months in this posted on the tornado shelter areas plan Larry Westbrook. Safety Coordinator, area for trie development of tornadoes posted in each dorm Westbrook said compared the operations of the center to are April. May. and June, said West- that by the end of the summer, all buildings on campus will have the plan that of establishing martial law. In the brook. Recently, most of the Univer- case of an extreme emergency, said sity's security officers participated in a posted. Westbrook. there has to be just one tornado spotting All persons should wear shoes and person in charge or nothing will get jackets and bring all available done If a tornado watch is announced, flashlights, portable radios, blankets, meaning weather conditions are such and other emergency supplies. The commander of the EOC. which that tornadoes coulq" develop, two Those in buildings without designated would be located in the Brewer Security trained spotters are sent tothe top floors Building, begins with the Patrol Ser- of Keene and Commonwealth Halls with tornado shelter areas should go to an interior hallway on the lowest floor. If vices Supervisor on duty until he is binoculars Then the Public Safety possible, windows should be opened to relieved by the next person on the Supervisor in charge begins notifying help equalize the air pressure. priority list The priority list, in persons according to the Emergency Residents of Brockton trailers should ascending order of those who may Operations Plan. assume the position of EOC commander evacuate their trailers immediately and ! are the President. Executive Assistant Once alerted, the plan suggests that move to the ground floor of the Begley to the President, the Director of Public persons on campus tune radios and Building. Residents of Brockton Good clean fun Safety, and then the Assistant Director televisions to local stations for further apartments should make arrangements for Patrol Services information. to move to the first floor apartments of War is a dirtv game, especially the tug-of-war game held covered in mud after representing the Alpha Delta Pi's in the If there is a tornado warning, their building. Vickers Village residents during Kappa Alpha Old South Week Sophomore. Shelly war game. meaning a tornado has been spotted in should also move to the first floor. Once Stafford, a corrections major from Mt. Sterling, ended up the area or is indicated by radar, on the first floor, all persons should spotters are immediately sent to the top move to bathrooms, hallways, or closets floors of Keene and Commonwealth to and if possible, open all windows watch the sky. Generally, said West- Complete guidelines concerning brook. tornadoes move from the south- Heating plant Supervisor injured in cave-in emergency procedures can be obtained west to northeast. from the Safety Coordinators office, The civil defense sirens will sound the By SARAH WARREN According to Darrell Ward, associate Louisville in "stable condition." above it, he said, and this was the case fourth floor Jones Building. with the garden near the dormitory. alert signal of a three to five minute News Editor director of Buildings and Grounds. After the accident. Safety Coordinator Ward said steam leaks are A heating plant supervisor. Clarence Yates was down in the hole listening for Larry Westbrook stopped further Eddie Yates. 32. received second and a steam leak when a section of the dirt operations at the McGregor site until "sometimes difficult to locate." and ihird degree burns on both legs after a wall caved in. the area could be completely dug out that they "occur fairly frequently," hole near McGregor Hall caved-in causing a loss of heat to certain Periscope An employee who witnessed the Tuesday, trapping Yates and subjecting "We're digging off the lip so chances buildings. Some of the lines are very accident said Yates was buried up to his Six Pulitzer Prize winners will be editorials page 2 him to direct bursts of scalding steam are it won't happen again." said old." he added. "They've been here as neck in dirt He was then subjected to featured at the biennial Society news-features pages 3-7 Yates and several others employed by long as the University." hot steam for about five minutes while Westbrook. of Collegiate Journalists convention sports pages 8-10 the University's Department of A similar leak occured in front of the the crew attempted to free him. that starts today. For more organizations pages 12-13 Buildings and Grounds were working in The leak had not been discovered library about two weeks ago. and after information, read related story •rtl pages 14-1S the excavation when the accident oc- Yates was taken to Patty A. Clay Tuesday, but Ward said signs had led digging under University Drive, the by Features Editor. Ginny Eager curred, attempting to discover steam Hospital within minutes of the accident. them to believe that the leak was oc- leak was discovered. Said Ward, "We on page 7. pj pages 14-15 leaks in the underground heating He was transferred Tuesday via curring in that area A steam leak will usually rind them, but it takes a lot of system. helicopter to Norton's burn unit in kill the grass and vegetation growing digging." For Pledges Hazing is a hazy term couple of his fraternity's "initiation By ROBIN PATER Hazing, however, remains today among the Greek actives -- aimed at techniques" used even at the present Organizations Editor their pledges On this campus, it exists time. "Sure, we had plenty of road trips Initiation is something nearly every among both fraternity and sorority when we were pledging," he com- club hopeful or pledge goes through pledges in varying degrees. mented. "You had to give them (the In fraternities and sororities, it's The problem is in drawing that fine pledges being dropped off) money and anything from "flushing a guy's head in line that distinguishes between what IS coats if it was cold - and they weren't a commode" and old-fashioned "road hazing and what is not. And how can left alone." trips" to getting actives' signatures and hazing be brought to a halt on this Pledging, he feels, is "probably the taking "weekly quizzes." campus'' nest time you'll have in a frat. You hate Hazing is "any action taken or "There's absolutely no hazing it when you go through it. but then you situation created intentionally whether whatsoever," said one member about her sorority. "It used to be - before they look back and laugh." on or off fraternity premises to produce set down thi rules." she added. What s so funny about flushing a guy's mental or physical discomfort, em- head in a toilet or the voluntary bran- harassment, harassment or ridicule." While this girl was a pledge, "they ding of a pledge's arm with a heated says the Fraternity Executives Assoc. lookustoafrat house and made us sing. It was really embarassing." she replied. coat hanger, which are a few of the This is also the policy the University thinns.fraternity members testify to. stands by. according to Skip Daugherty. "Pledging is different now." according director of student activities and to hi-r Gi'ttmg* soror^ agtives' "Ilazing.*IO a certain extent." one organizations. - • signatures* tajiing weeklj^qutzzioV a.nd 'fraternity member began, "is changing In the news, articles have been attending rrjeetings llnd -mixers is all linens, doing dishes, washing clothes - ' printed conoc-—.ing incidents in which that is required; now." she continued. fit's pledging Road tripstlo happCTi and Greek pledges were seriously inju/ed or • it's nothing"really that hard." she so do treasure hunts, whichllre fun and killed in relation to "initiation ac- concluded. "It's less-pressure; mort > also illegal." he continued." (photo by STEVE BROWN) ""You.get caught, and you get your ■ ti.lties" or hazing. Soilfc of these in- time for studying." Sidelines * """ ~" ■■"'■ in ■ajait' cidents were passed off as "accidents" On? fraternity active said that he charter membership taken awa). tend i . thinks "constructive hazing is good. It Something degrading like flushing Trying to concentrate on studying while relaxing in the warm psychology major from riaCwoota. as his ey and "unintentional mishaps,", while from his books to the peopte walking by. some of this publicity has helped to builds brotherhood and unity in the heads in*commodes - that I can't un- sunshine proves to be difficult for Randy McClave. a junior decrease hazing on many college pledge class." he added. derstand." he said* "Some people carry campuses. Road trips amrscavenger hunts are a (See HAZING.Page 16) 11 u Tha EMHH hHM Thuraday. A*** 1t. MM Editorials People should be educated on nuclear energy By JOHN P. ALTONMEYER see anything ridden into the ground nuclear reactor releases to the Guest Writer by virtue of misguided screams, environment during normal opera- Seldom does a newsworthy even nuclear fission, so let's balance tion. scientific event occur without the (he beam just a bit. 6) Nuclear power costs approxi- accompaniment of a superauditory For those who realize that they mately S1.7S per kilowatt-hour. cacophony from the ignorant, the are not prepared to make an Oil-burning power plants require as fanatical, and the frightened. Often intelligent decision on the issue of much as $4.54 to produce a the voices of moderation and of nuclear energy, take note of some kilowatt-hour, and we may rely on sincere question (by the vast facts (Write to the Department of the Arabs to continue their policy of majority) for accurate information Energy for free pamphlets): accelerated pricing. are rendered mere squeaks in the 1) Nuclear reactors cannot turn 7) Each person in the U.S. babble of the menagerie. into nuclear bombs. Bomb-grade receives roughly 200 millirems of At no time has this been more uranium must be 97% u-235, while radiation annually. Radiation orig- evident than in the days following reactor grade is less than l()°'o. The inates in sunshine, common min- the Three Mile Island reactor aforementioned syndicated colum- erals, color TV's, and many other accident. Now, sign-carrying zealots nist and cartoonist only showed ordinary places. their lack of conscientious research So what is the upshot of all this? when they attempted to conjur On my part, it is a plea to keep your Guest opinion images of mushroom clouds. mouth in a closed position until you 2) In nearly 25 years of operation, educate yourself on the subject of swarm like bees at the nuclear plants the nuclear industry has not had a nuclear energy. 1 am supremely across the country. A syndicated single fatality as a result of a nuclear tired of hearing people talk about columnist writes in the local paper accident. On the other hand, we mythical exploding reactors. of the possible "mushrooming" of read almost weekly of multiple There is, of course, an obvious death accidents in other industries. the plant. alternative—one that would obviate The editorial in the Progress says 3) If nuclear power were used to expansion of nuclear power or the generate all of America's electricity, that shutting down all nuclear plants poison-belching fossil fuel plants. immediately might not be "a bad the extra radiation a person would We should drive smaller cars, buy idea" while the adjoining cartoon receive throughout his lifetime motorcycles and bicycles, and utilize shows New York City devastated by would be equivalent to the radiation mass transit to the fullest. (apparently) a nuclear reactor received during a 6-week vacation in We must attack the problem from explosion. Walter Cronkite begins Colorado. all areas of technology, including 4) Nuclear wastes cannot explode, his nightly newscast with "The nuclear fission and especially solar Three Mile Island disaster . . ." cannot burn. Transportation of power and fusion, until we achieve The public and even usually nuclear wastes represents much less some breakthroughs. conscientious newscasters have been of a hazard to the public than We must always bear in mind that hypnotized into using such words as transportation of liquified gas and if we profligate, energy-hoggish "disaster" and "catastrophe." dangerous chemicals. If we had the Americans would make some tiny What do these words mean? In the situation hypothesized in 3), the sacrifices, alternate sources could Harrisburg incident, they have been amount of nuclear waste generated have time to meet our needs; it is applied to an accident in which not for each person for a lifetime would conceivable that nuclear power one person was killed, not one just fill a large water glass. would not even be necessary. person was injured. Somehow 1 feel Presently, fossil-fuel plants are However, Americans now constitute that these two adjectives are better producing tons of toxic pollutants 6V* of the world's population and applied to 747 crashes, tanker per person per decade. use (so/o of (he world's energy, and explosions and coal mine disasters, 5) Fossil-fuel plants produce the same short-sighted attitudes which actually produce casualties. radiation in addition to their which produced the energy crisis But no, the hyperbole which massive efflux of non-radiant and which is now being exhibited on gushes into our ears and eyes pollution. A large coal-fired power the issue of atomic energy ensure represents the very best in calumni- plant gives off more radiation that such unbalanced gluttony will ^if^l^[f5rp9T9 PROfaKCSj ation for nuclear energy. I hate to during normal operation than a continue. " i • * i* sate*; Acerediations benefit students Elizabeth Poor ■ "It was a long time coming" but The lack of accreditation in the from an accredited school. over the past few weeks two nursing program has not hurt any Students have associated accredi- leadership University programs have received graduate from finding a job in their tation with excellence in education. Palmer-Ball their accreditation. field. This is not true. Many programs The Baccalaureate Degree Nurs- As long as the University is exist that do not have accreditation. may cause ing Program has been an area of accredited, the program does not In fact, it is totally voluntary for the interest for the past three years when have to be for graduates to take the school to try to gain accreditation. Worn out it failed to receive accreditation in State Board Exam for Nursing. apathy its first attempt. Graduates were also eligible to There is no real way to find out The first attempt failed in 1976 work in other states and attend but it is possible that some as other campus organizations. For because of a lack of recruitment of many graduate schools. Some prospective students have gone to Apathy seems to be a pretty worn along, in a healthy state forever. some reason the blame for this is qualified faculty. The program was graduate schools require >ts students other schools because the program out topic at this point, but I might as People have been quieter during laid on the students. I don't think also criticized for a lack of set to have graduated from an they wanted to major in was not well get in my two cents worth. Ihe 70's, but it has been a time of that Ihe students are as much of a standards for high quality students. accredited program. accredited at the University. After reading a couple of recent adjustment for our society. problem as the poor quality of Over the past three years, these Graduates from the program are The University has a policy which guest editorials dealing with apathy, Minorities and women have had leadership and even poorer quality problems have been addressed and now eligible to attend those stales that it wants as many of its I can't help but feel that their to act upon the initial strides that of organization and communica- taken care of. The University's graduate schools where accredita- programs as possible to gain authors have exaggerated the were made during the 60V Vietnam tion. program is now one of only two tion is a requirement. accreditation. This along with the problem. Maybe not exaggerated veterans have had to adjust to a life In the past a great many of these accredited four-year "generic" pro- Graduates would also be able to students wanting accreditation are but at least not getting at the real that doesn't include fighting and groups have depended too much on grams in the state, the other being enter the Armed Forces medical what led the University to seek root of the problem. unpopular war. publicity through the campus Murry State. field which requires graduation accreditation in these two areas. While 1 will be the first to admit We have all had to look at newspapers, which I guess in itself that I am hot heavily into school ourselves and our lives and decide isn't so bad but not only do they Of course the University will reap spirit, burning my bra for the how we are going to adjust and live expect us to get their message across the benefits of the programs being women's rights, mom, apple pie in the new roles we are offered. but we are supposed to go out and accredited. Highly qualified faculty and flag waving patriotism, I don't The 60's were a time of group find it ourselves. will want to teach here. feel that I can be labeled as an effort. The 70's are and have been a This week's election for Student The nursing program is currently apathetic. time of individualism and striving Association President and Vice- searching for a new chairman for Though a great deal was for the separate goals that we have President proves that all you have to the Baccalaureate Degree program. accomplished during the 60's, I been given. do is get your message across to the The search has become very can't say that I wish I had grown up People do give a damn. But now it public and they will act. You can't competitive now. during that time. Sure there was a is up to the individuals to do it for expect the people to support you or. The University will benefit from great deal of excitement and energy themselves rather than letting the your organization if they don't these accreditations, but it will be expended for the cause of equal group do it for them. know who you are. It was a record the students who take advantage of rights, and in the anti-war and On this campus it seems that there turn out for this election, but Ihe these programs who will receive the womens movements but it was not is lack of interest in student candidates worked to make ii that Mark Tamer Ed4tor greatest benefits. the kind of thing that could go government and interdorm as well way. Jim Thomson Business Manager tJi/ahelh Palmer-Ball Managing MHor Sarah Warren *""?* Editor's mailbag good, I didn't realize until the bottom society. We aU dream about things that themselves and are looking forward to IK. Renshaw iSSSSS. line that some of those were the could be different, but someone has to next year's Pike's Peak Week. ken Tina-lev Sports Editor Progress praise thoughts of C.Mly Parton, but I certainly do the changing, and it usually Isn't the Once again, we'd like to thank all of GiuvKam Features Editor felt that his cnoicc of topic says so other person. We make our our own beds the Greeks that aided us in our week of Six-:::::::::::::::: •.■•-.••»»■■■ Editor. many truths that one can identify with. I and sleep in them. brotherhood. Robin Paler Organizations Editor How often one uses the same wordage have written one similar on Friend- Solvei Louise Nelson Sincerely, as you - when they have encountered a ships, and could only add that many Michael W. Parker iMetercarttoii".:::::::.::: SMITA** President Scott Mtaidram Circulation Manager week like your more recent experience time we treat our friends as suckers. We that you so well describe in the latest give them jusra lick and a promise and Pi Kappa Alpha Betty Ann Coins AdvertWni issue of the Eastern Progress. near the end of time realise that if our Greek thanks * Elizabeth Palmer-Ball, I wish to personal treatment would have been Mrmber of Associated Collegiate Press Association. Columbia Scholastic extend my appreciation to you for your better - we could easily build a true Prr*. Association and Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association. very enjoyable articles. I have often friendship. Editor. Larry letter Represented for aotlonal advertising by the College Advertising Sales and been given a copy of the paper at the Coles Raymond MD - "De feet ... We, the members of the Pi Kappa Service. Inc.. Chicago. III. ,_ class I attend on Thursday evenings at Everyone has problems with the feet." Alpha Fraternity would like to take this Published each Thursday daring the regular school year except for Stratton Building* I am taking a course That article was very Informative. opportunity to thank all of the Greeks Editor. vacation and examtautlou period* at Eastern Kentucky University by in "Adventures In Attitudes." under the "Stumbling Over One's Own Feat," who participated in our Pike's Peak I want to say that I happen to like authority of the Board of Regents through the Student Publication. Board. capable leadership of Coordinator of would be a humorous article that I sure Week activities.> Larry Bernard's art column. I'm sure Opinions expressed herein are those of student editors or ether signed, AIA, Mr. Larry Bobbert. Radio and could write, nt> matter what can be said With nearly 100 percent participation, there are other people who share this writers and do not necessarily represent the views of this university. Ad- Television instructor at EKU. about proper shoes to wear, etc. Would the bowling tournament was a big same view, but It seems that only the vertising appearing hi this newspaper Is Intended to help the render bay. . Last 'week Mr. Bobbert and other you be interested? success as was the Pike Calendar people who don't like him are heard. Any fab* or misleading adverting should be reported to the Business members of the clam encouraged me to Larry Bernard, Arts Editor - has Pageant. "' «► ..' There are many people who read Manager. TV Eastern Progress. Fourth Floor Jones Building. Second class submit some of my articles and essays received much criticism, and it perhaps, It 1s'our feeling that the mixer held Larry's column faithfully each week postage paid at Richmond. Ky. 4o47J. ^^ •- is of much value, but he seems to be on last Wednesday was tremendously and I am one of those people. Larry's EasternKentuchy University la an canal sppsitaahty, affirmative action ■ the uj&w'no each time he contributes successful and much of the credit -goes star iejar^ywu .«ome.of (hem touch off employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, ester, religion. sea. another aWm, uusicaTry you can*, get a to the Greeks th«t came and supportetr issues Ohr...... , ,.__.Lion't know vent national origin or handicap In the admission to. or pnrficteathm fas. any of course that may be wishful thinking. man down that believes strongly in what much about. His article* ""•" be CorT Wearebftheopini""' r"y>m m"*"t'?*i X^^^frWrnmnra-etlVny^lehReond.»rte.»>: -.—.-■■lajmstJBa;by But you seem to have a very open mind • he *.,*-#*$*. koould write a-«tory -Ir^Mhwal and a little strong sdfnetim'es moon of alleged discrimination should be directed in writing to Dr. » on other people - expressing their •fjrfthe Fantasy of Love as wen ss some of-other Greeks we havesporten to, that butlhat is what makes them interesting. Rebecca Brsnddns. Affirmative Action Officer. Million Hans*. EKU. .strong opinions. , he has written, but who would believe the Pike mixer at the Family Dog was I think Larry is one of the most Campus telephone number S22-12M. There have been a number of articles what I am saying True- love is very one of the best ever seen here at creative writers on the Progress staff. written by authors such as Verl important to me, individual, wife, Eastern. So keep up the good wort. » Wilkinson - "Friends," that was very mother and homemaker in today's We hope that everyone enjoyed • Randy Huff P«t» 3/Vol. 57/No. 29 TIM Eartorn Prognos Thunday. April 19. 1979 News/Features S A candidates pen letters of thanks Showtime is over now, and the en- a good feeling in my heart to see people - suing summer and fall promises a lot of dedicate themselves to something they Tim Butler hard work and time to try and im- believe in. I wish that everyone on After all of the leaflets have been plement some of the things we've campus could see how hard the cam- distributed, and the ballots cast, and the spoken of Our plan to the entire student paign workers worked to get as many votes counted, there is cause body is to become interested and in- people as possible to vote Tuesday and simultaneously for a celebration and volved in the workings of government use it as an example as to what it takes disappointment While the Unity party Whatever complaints or ideas you may to be involved on campus for fellow came out on the short end of the tally, have are encouraged and solicited. students. That involvement takes hard we hope that these students will con- Please, if you feel strongly on an work and dedication. tinue working for the cause of student issue, don't be afraid to take it to your Hard work and dedication from many government. student senator or to the Student people over a tw«-week period brought Tuesday April 17 proved a lot of things Association office and air your opinion just over twenty-four hundred voters out to both Chris and myself. The relatively We have numerous goals for our offices, of nearly nine-thousand eligible student large voter turnout was satisfying; but our first objective is to involve the voters. That alone can tell everyone while 73 percent of the students did not students and discovering their opinions what a tough spot that the Student vote, almost 2.400 students did, and the If we can do this, we can complete Association leaders are in, that of best way to Tight a problem such as another long step in our continuing representing student views when it's so apathy is one step at a time (we con- journey towards solving student hard to gain a general concensus. sider 27 percent to be a good start out of problems and establishing a govern- With that in mind, let's get behind the the blocks). ment which is workable for you. new Student Association president and Perhaps the sleeping giant is Tim Butler vice-president, Chris Kremer and Tim beginning to rub his eyes a little bit. Butler and help them achieve their (and Chris and I would like to thank the Mark Hester Student Government's) goals for the students who did vote in this election, I hope that everyone who voted and next year We can't elect someone to let and those who decided to vote In- took part in the election for student them do all the work, we must be there somniac. A few weeks ago most people Association president and vice to help. (including ourselves) didn't give the president reads this full letter. As a Remember that another election Insomniac ticket much of a chance of candidate in the race I saw many people comes up May 1, that of Student Regent, victory One thing which the election did get involved, more than in any other and that at the beginning of next for us was to point out who our friends Student Association race I've seen on semester petitions go out for student really are. I wish we had the opportunity campus since I came here four years senators. We need your help so stop by to name them all, but their contribution the Student Association Office and find aB° . . .. is appreciated more than they'll ever I want to take the opportunity in this out what it takes know. The grass roots of our election letter to the editor to thank each person Mark C.Hester (Photo by STEVE BROWN) were as green as the 10th floor shower Student Senate Public Relations who helped out in the election for both Chairperson Tim Adkins. moderates the debate between Insomniac and Unity party candidates Monday night before election day. floor. the Unity and Insomniac parties. It puts

Social work program receives accreditation Intercession registration The University has received leads to a bachelor of arts degree in the field.' of Social and Behavorial Sciences. notification that its social work program "Our graduates are serving Located in the Wallace Building, the Registration for spring intersession at tersession courses which will be held if has been accredited by the Council on Accreditation is based chiefly on throughout Kentucky with a variety of University's social work program the University will be held April 30 - enrollment is sufficient. They are of- Social Work Education The ac- standards required of students, faculty agencies and institutions. The faculty, prepares students for the beginning May 2. Intersession will be held May 14 - fered in the Colleges of Arts and creditation is retroactive to the 1977-78 qualifications, administrative support, administrators and students associated level of social practice in a variety of June 8. Sciences. Applied Arts and Technology, academic year and professional advising. with this program are to be public and private agencies. Business, and Education, plus Central The social work program was started "We have a high quality social work congratulated for their work in According to Mrs. Friedman, "Our The University is offering 61 in- University College. in 1967 and is now among some 220 program at the University." says Dr. achieving this national recognition for graduates find stimulating and degree options offered by the Univer- John D. Rowlett. Vice President for the social work program" Rowlett said. rewarding positions in such agencies as sity According to Mrs Sue Friedman, Academic Affairs and Research. "The The social work major is located the Kentucky Department of Human coordinator of the program. 135 students program has an excellent faculty and a within the Department of Anthropology. Resources and numerous private social are now majoring in social work which fine group of students who are majoring Sociology and Social Work in the College agencies that serve youth and adults.' Coles Depression... People Poll Bv DONNA BUNCH 'the heaviest SUff Writer Raymond How does spring (ever affect you? •♦-.* *m «•»» burden ...... M.D. Rhythm of mankind' The tide comes in and out. In of our emotional rhythm, is here to people who retire to the sunshine the collapse of all standards, that spring a young man's fancy lightly stay. leave roots of friendship and the burden of maturing is too turns to thoughts of love. We are To live free of depression is not familiar scenes, and the ghettos of depressing for so many! I hate being born, we age and we die. admirable. It is grossly inhuman and the sunlit seniors are sad and dreary. old, but thank God I don't have to In other words we are rhythmic abnormal. It smacks of megalo- Even marriage, that harbinger and be young again! beings. In our pride we talk of mania. source of joy has depressing I have nearly run out of space, biorythms but we are more Since teen-age/early twenties sui- features. Men usually have to give and I'm going to write a couple of influenced by astrorythms. The tides cide has rocketed in the last decade, up their friends, and wives their columns more about depression and menstruation run on a lunar and since college life is almost a mothers. Both give up their privacy. because it hangs over every human cycle. With recent, sensitive tests, it synonym for stress, depression is a The fact is, when you consider what head. has been found that testosterone, student health problem. you give up, if it weren't marriage, it the male hormone, does so too. Hi First, there's the sadness of wouldn't be worth it! Here and now I tell you that it is life-without which there would be normal and inevitable, so don't girls, join the club! On the other Adolescents are constantly be- hand, adrenaline, nature's great no gladness. "Most men lead lives worry about it. reaved, leaving stages of growth The WORST part of depression is fight or flight hormone goes by a of quiet desperation" and "Life every few months or years, plunging that it makes us fell inferior, diurnal, or night and day rhythm. oscillates between boredom and McGUFFEY DING So, presumably, does the beat beat sorrow." That strikes some deep sad from the security of infancy into worthless, and alone. That feeling, beat of the tom-tom--and we all chord in most of us, but Thoreau continually more demanding roles, not nervousness, or stress or fear, is involving rejection of family sup- know the blood-stirring power of and Schopenhauer said it first. the heaviest burden of mankind. port, and deadly lonely challenges There's much to say about it. See jungle drums. Depression is triggered by change. So, DEPRESSION, the low point Homesickness is a depression. Old one after another. No wonder, with you next week. Verl Time... Wilkinson heals all wounds, Loose ends wounds all heels

This is the time of the year for of brutal honesty. Quite frankly, I consciously do anything to hurt Pippin yet, you'd better get them. It tying up loose ends. It is the time for do not feel the need for pity at all. anyone. At the same time, my own seems that a sell-out is quite possible completing all of those" projects That may be a really pompous thing feelings have been bruised lately by and, probably, iminent. LOGAN KRAUSE which we have been putting off for to say, but I said it anyway, didn't friends who just "don't have time." Finally, I would like to utilize my ( photos by STEVE BROWN) to long. It is the time for paying I? Also, I do not feel that an attempt I guess we should all realize that opportunity to reach as many people Becky McGutfey. junior - campus started getting involved. overdue fines at the library, at suicide destroys my worth as a ours is not the only impossibly as possible at one time, in order to medical technology. Stanford. This place is dead." pre-registration and term papers. It person. Times were hard and my hectic schedule, right? RIGHT I say a few more things. Thank "I love it. It gives you an swear that I am not going to get opportunity to get out of your < lavhurn Trowell. sophomore - is, more importantly, the time for ability to cope was very limited at you-to all my friends. They have finance. Louisville. the time. I'm sure that every reader behind next semester. I know that been a constant source of energy dorm room I can't wait to put on clearing up any cloudy or unclear shorts." "There are so many activities areas in personal relationships. The of this column has had coping those sound like famous last words, and support and have been more around on campus that I have purpose of this column, therefore, is problems at one time or another. but in five semesters at college, this instrumental this semester than they Vera Ding, junior - oecapatlonal difficulty studying." two-fold. I get a chance to tie up Once again, I owe some is my first experience with being will ever know. Once again, thank therapy. Cincinnati. Ohio. apologies. I have been guilty of truly, totally and helplessly behind. you for everything. And thanks to "Real bad. When the weather Vkkv Shontee. junior - muting. loose ends, and clear up some Laaisville. questions that have arisen~at the shameless neglect as far. as my If all goes well, and God and I are all of my readers for their gets nice it's hard to go to class. I like the sun." "Spring fever ... I'm getting same time. friends are concerned. I could offer able, next semester I will be comments, suggestions and more tired of school and ready to get First of all, a problem has arisen a score of excuses such as a complete directing a scene from^The Boys la importantly, feedback. Feel free to out." lack of time, energy and ability to be Richard Ixigan. senior - broad- concerning the mention I made of The Band. The reason for my keep up the good work next casting. Louisville. my suicide attempt. A colleague of in more than seven places at one stating that fact is quite selfish. I semester, and hopefully we can start "Look at me. I'm right out here Dekra Parrls, freshman • aa- mine asked what the purpose of time! (While I can leap tall buildings want anyone who is interested in a off where we ended this time. I think watching everything that's going declded. Frankfort is a single bound, and race faster. pact in the scene taabe sure to allow it would be a terrific shame to "It's making me want this ■such a statement was. "If you're on. It's kind of hurting my semester to last long. There's trying to get sympathy, you're going than a locomotive, ' I find it enough time for what promises to be subject ya'll again to some of the - 8radf», but what can I say." moee people out and more things about it the wrong way. People impossible to be in. more places than an arduous but fulfilling task. AJso, 'hings you've endured this semester. to^do It's a lot nicer.'* "Oiic-at the'same URg,) 'lfimr" With all of the things that are wrong Hyan Kranse. sophomore - ^.-aalfcc""'"" -*o feel sorry for you. • . ..It !«e allorr—ice of more time for political aamlnlsAratUn. They're only going to think that excuses are- -just that-excuses. word-of-mouth publicity I expect with Eastern, it's good to know that Cleveland. Ohio. . Mark Rlffee. you're weird." , Whether or not they are the truth is the competition to be very keen. «. «;«>< the students are fanta*"' - "I think it's great. I hope we get My only reason for mentioning it beside the point 1 So I apoligize to Forewarneckis forearmed, and a (As you can tell, I'm in a really a lot more of outdoor concerts. ^to-tsmtwIt'snobWoWf 1 like it better than the snow in the first place was because it was anyone who feds that he or she has word to the wise is^ufficientr^" charitable mood.) 4 >v It's time that the people on this appropriate, or so I thought, as well been neglected or ignored. Please If vou don't have reservations for Ain't spring fever grand?

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Equal place and space for Kentucky candidates Bv ROB DOLLAR Now here's where the equality comes experiment" in equality? Staff Writer in. Would you believe departmental Each candidate running for a state secretary, Sharon Neal? There's one place where every person office in the May primary will be en- The perfect choice running for a statewide office in Ken- titled to a space on the board not to Neal is not actively supporting any of tucky will allegedly be equal, no matter exceed 11 by 14 inches in size. the candidates running for the various how wealthy or powerful or even in- Of course, asking a politician to fill a state offices and claims not to be fluential other candidates may be. space that "large" is like asking him to prejudicial towards anyone. That place isn't heaven - if that's answer five questions in five clear This attitude is apparent in her plans, where politicians go in the first place statements within a five minute time concerning the arrangement of the after their days on earth are over. frame. "illustrious" board. And it isn't hell, even though many of It's anyone's guess on whether it can What is to determine the position that our past and present office seekers will be done or not. each candidate will occupy on the probably shake a few hands on the Regardless, supporters of each board? campaign trail down there before long. candidate are responsible for Tilling the The solution, quite simply -- "First No. it's not in the Twilight Zone nor in space and can do so by bringing the come, first serve," according to Neal. Larry Bernard's column. where fair and desired campaign materials to the of- Though, the process sounds more like equal treatment of all the issues has fice of the Chairman of the Department a cafeteria serving line, it does have its always been the rule. of Political Science. ironic side. So, where is this mythical and ab- It should be noted that no materials Politicians who have been "dishing it stract virtue known as "equality" will be "solicited" from any of the out' to the public for years, must at long finally being put into practice? candidates by the Political Science last wait in line just like everyone else Believe it or not, in the University's Department, thus gaps in the board for an equal portion of the pie - namely Department of Political Science. might indicate that certain candidates equal space on a bulletin board. The political scientists on our campus are in trouble - on campus anyway. The bulletin board will remain up are sponsoring a bulletin board entitled To verify that the bulletin board was until after the May 29th primary and it appropriately enough, "Kentucky set up and arranged without any bias will be repeated next fall for the general Elections 1979," which was set up towards particular candidates, no election. Tuesday on the first floor of the Wallace member of the Political Science faculty While politics might make strange Building next to Room US. was placed in charge of it. since many bedfellows, what's even stranger is that The purpose, quite simple and noble - are active supporters of various can- it takes a woman and a departmental to create greater interest, as well as didates. secretary at that, to put Kentucky student participation in the upcoming Where then do you find someone that politicians in their place - on the Kentucky elections is unbiased to be in charge of this "noble bulletin board that is. Students' slang analyzed in new topics course By CilNNV EAGER hackground and linguistic antecedents "It's going to be an easy and a fun Features Editor of the American language. class." he grinned, "but not a snap i.:itt.-i said that he plans to pay course " There will be lots of reading, "Hey man. hows about buzzing out to detailed attention to the study of social but other than that not much homework the lake for a dip." .i ml cultural dialects which make However, there will be a paper, but "Sure, maybe we can latch onto some American English unique and he also l-alta said that it will be small. nice looking chicks and make beautiful plans to give a thorough introduction to He added. "I am going to gear the music together, ya know." slang subject of the paper to the students' "Yep. but we gotta get home by 12 or There will be three of these topic interest," my old lady will hit the roof." courses offered next fall under ENG 200 The course cannot be taken for credit Festival centered on a variety of Most Americans understand this Kay Smith will teach "Greek and toward an English major or minor, but conversation perfectly: but to someone Roman Mythology." This will be a view only as an elective. who look each word literally, this of mythology from a scientific, ].,iMu stressed that these courses conversation could sound bizarre. historical, psychological and mythical could be helpful, as well as fun. for women s issues The person might think that two men point of view. students in any field. were going to make a humming noise all Currently two courses along these By GINNV KAt.KR The first activity is at 8 p.m on firmed as yet. Ixmstein said that some Isabelle White will be teaching the Sunday. April 22 Jenny Curtis will the way to a lake and plunge partly or third course. "Men and Women in 20th lines are being taught. "Detective and Features Editor of them could possibly be Mountain for a time into the water and after that speak on Women in Leadership This Maternal. Planned Parenthood. Af- Century Short Fiction." According to Mystery Fiction" and "Science Fic- will be held in the Pearl Buchanan i hey were going to attach themselves to tion " l-alta said that he feels that these A Women's Concern Festival will be firmative Action. ERA. Kentucky White the class will deal with the study Theatre Commission on Women. Rape Crisis some chickens and sing. But they had to of how relationships between the sexes two classes have been very successful held next Monday and Tuesday on »urn oy 12 or an elderly wom^p jypuld and he hopes the same for the three new- campus.&yeral activities ane planned, < enter League of Women's Voters, and are depicted in 20th century literature. Credit Reference tip, and hit the roof, If- will also study the sex roles in ones according to Hope Lonstein. director of Following this speech at 9 p.m. the film "Free to be You. Free to be Me." But. actuallyMthe conversation & literature McGregor Hall The festival is coor- That same night at 7:30 p.m. Phyllis perfectly logical, if one knows slang This is the first time for any of these "Men and Women in 20th Century dinated by the womens' residence hall starring Mario Thomas will be shown. George will speak on Women's Con The University has its own slang classes to be taught and according to Short Fiction" will be offered the programs and the Women's Interdorm cerns. This will be in the Hiram Brock expert and next fall he will be teaching a l«itta they will be taught in a non- seventh period on Mondays and Wed- Although basically oriented to women The next day. April 23. from II am to Auditorium and is sponsored by the course called. "Topics in English: The traditional manner. nesdays. "The American Language'' nnd to improving their self image. :t p m.. Women's Concern will be held in Student Association. American Language." For example, he said, in the class that will be the second period on those days I oust cm said that men could also the .laggers Room. Powell Building Charles M l«itta is the instructor and he is teaching, he plans to have lots of and "Greek Mythology" the fourth henefit from the festival also. They can i.nMsti'iii said that this is simply a l-onstcin said that she believes the festival could he helpful to many women ;irrording to him the class will be a discussions and a minimal amount of period on those days also. All the learn more about womens' issues, she potpourri of womens issues. Although general study of the history, cultural lecture. courses are worth 2 credit hours. said. all of the speakers at this are not con- and encourages everyone to attend Campus Cinemas 1 • 2 fc!6 i isicm— a-By P.ia. . * All623 0588 STARTS TOMORROW ! - WINNER of Academy >Nj Awards $] INCLUDING BESTm PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR HAIRLOOM • ROBERT C£ NRO -, Nancy & Cheri Formerly with Bill Hammons Haircutters 202 SOUTH THIRD 624-2244 After Easter Special ••rl^S^— r-~ f l . Slacks N ICI s BUY A Smile GET M A. Smile 1 .i ONE Vi< • r< 'v. Mad Man impus I n

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accompaniement-the veil, some chose taller and bigger feathers just for ef- become as much a part of a man's Bv STBVEN D. LYONS to keep it, and other* added more fect. wardrobe as they were in the 40's, and Staff Writer contemporary accessories Regardless Hats are functkxsable as well as SO's. to tell of what you like on them, there's a pill fashionable. They can protect your head Remember those pictures of dad BvJANETJACOBS and the dancers sit on the floor playing Hats off (o those of you who have been box-hat waiting for you. from rain or add a shade on those sunny decked out in the pleated pants, padded reading and enjoying this column: Staff Writer their seals (finger cymbals) until each For the more sheik look designers dug days. As far as fashion goes they speak shoulder jackets and of course his What does Anita Wilberdiraz. a lunior is inspired to dance. onions lo those who read it but don't back to the lMO's and came up with for themselves. Hats add a classic favorite hat? Well, that's exactly what enjoy it | and whatever to those that do Public Relations major from Louisville, Belly dancing, or Betedi as it is called is going to be around for a while. have in common with a sergeant in the in Egypt, waa originally done to build up neither. army, a real estate agent, a teacher and stomach muscles in preparation for If you happen to walk into better Thanks to whoever you'd blame it on, the president of a cathouc PTA who also stores you'll see a section that appears childbirth. It gradually became a family we now have a much wider variety from ritual and part of tradition msiniy in the new and that's because it probably is. manages a clothing store? which to chose. Hats are no longer grey Wilberding, along with these and a Middle East. Stores are devoting more space to hats and black but they are coming in as "Belly dancing is not to be seduc- because one. they're fashionable and few other women, participates In a many colors as you have shirts and cultural dance which is becoming very tive. ' explained Wilberding. **» is a two, they are big money makers. places to wear them. If you're like most, you have the popular in the United States today: ritual - a way of nun—ina. Different The Bogart hat and the Street cap are belly dancing. movements have backgrounds and tendency to stand around and try on a This very diversified group came tew. job* about them then shrug the running neck to neck in sales. Straws, meanings like in hula dancing," however, are weaseling their way into together at the Orbis Dance Studio in The dancer's costume consists of a whole escapade off as having fun. But 1-ouisville where they tosh lessons this shouldn't be. the market. top, harem pants, skirts, Hats can be fun as well as fashionable together twice a week for three years. veils. It is designed to help her If you shop around you can find a hat to Straws are great for summer. They At first they danced in shows with attention on the stomach and .1 tit any occasaion. There are a million allow air to circulate around your head their teacher. But after receiving while she is dancing. Wilberding has bean belly dancing styles to chose from. making them much cooler. As com- several requests to perform, they You can wear straw hats for more pared to the felt, in looks they're about started their own troupe. "The people for six years. During that time ah* has casual wear, or felt for more dressy equal. Straws, however, aren't being who wanted us to dance really started learned to express herself, to deal with the troupe." said Wilberding. people and to have cimMmtrnmhmmaU. wear. However, straw ia intervening the shown for dressier evening wear. But go Dancing also makes me feel goad when felt market for dressing up. The main ahead and try it-you may start a new Though the group is not considered professional, they give 24-36 per- I'm upset or frustrated. It is a goad reason being that manufacturers and trend. constructive emotional outlet." com- designers are learning to design better formances a year. During school. As in all facets of the clothing business Wilberding only participates in about 10 mented Wilberding. hats from straw. of these, when she can get in at least two The whole hat comeback started a few the price range is as vast as the Ken- Last year, Wilberding wa tucky River. It all depends on where you good practices before a show. job to teach belly years ago when America started on the professionally but turned it down. "I'd nostalgia gimic. It seemed that the older shop. Designer named hats are ex- In a performance there are usually tremely high tas moot designer clothes three or four choreographed numbers like to get a job in television advorti the styles, the better the sale value. for everyone and a f ew solas One part of or sales." said Wilberding "The People opened antique clothing shops and accessories) but you can shop around to expand your budget a bit. the snow is freeform. where everyone ring is just something 1 can fall back on. and second hand stores were getting a has a chance to dance her own way. After all I'm not going to college to be a good income from all that obsolete Look in your parents old attic chests There is no music except for the drama belly dancer." stock. or the closets Hats may be stored in a So—enter button-downs, pleats, fruit protective hat box and look as goad as loops on your shirts, shorter pants, new. If the moths haven't taken their Health seminars Infirmary takes nrgyle socks, and the endless ream of toll, wear them! repented styles. announced applications Slowly, but surely, hats caught the Hats are back and every store around Two seminars for health personnel Are you concerned over the en- American eye appeal and boom! has them, all for the asking and pur- have been announced by the College of fectivenesB of the infirmary7 Apply to another multi-million industry chasing. Check around. You may come Allied Health at the University Th* be on the Student Advisory Board. Can: reemerged. Some designers dropped up with a source from your grand- first. April 25 at 9 a.m. in the Jaggers 625-3341. 624-156S, 625-2311 aftST 5 D.SS. their maniquins and went to the drawing parents or neighbors from which to get Roam of the Powell Building, will deal bo"rd» .«.w. your supply. with 'Primary Nursing." It is designed And the array of designs came oft the for nursing administrators and assembly line as fast as they could draw Auroras on sale distinction to a woman's looks Hats Using your clothing cents can save managers. The second seminar. April them. They looked back over the years some of those sophisticated hats you see The 1979 AURORA, student art and look good with anything from sportwear you big bucks in the long run. especially 27. same hour and place, will teach and reconstructed some of the old hats. on Saturday afternoon TY movies. Most if your budget is as limited as mine, and health professionals how to deal with literary magazine, is now available. and just revitalized some of them. are made of starched felt donned with to dinner suits or dresses Copies may be purchased at the Men's shops are also carrying good the rest of the College Corps of Pen- •Job Related Stress." Inquiries should The pill box hat for women is back. ribbon bands of various colors and be directed to l.vnn Voight. Roam 103 University Store or in the office of Dr. quality lines of hats. At tins time niless Shoppers. They haven't done a whole lot to change designs (stripes or checks) with short Guten Tag! Wallace Building '60S) 622-3104 William Sutton. Wallace 133. it Some of the designers ridded it of its feathers. However, some chose to add designers are hoping that they will "COME GROW WITH U$" |flfl 6RAWWTE RE6BTERE& NORSK!

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Bluegrass musicians entertain at Morehead B> MSA All! Kindred. Handy "Spider" Webb. All the members play guitar, and Stall Writer % Kerry Jones. Rick Stone and Ken lately they've added spoons, washtub "Wingding" Weidinger. members of the and jug. as well as an occasional banjo. "'Basically we just play and pick and "Mountain-top Pickers" as they call "We call ourselves the "Mountaintop have a nood lime.*' themselves, shy away from describing Pickers" because it's a bluegrass name Miidesl wiTds for a student group of themselves as a formal group of and that's what we play." explained t'luegrass musicians who were "just musicians Jones, "hut also because of the religious uoofin' off" one night when they decided "We just play around." insisted aspect We're a Christian bluegrass IO^JO to Morehead to find a banjo player Kindred. "We don't know what we're group and Christ is the Mountaintop. We arid ended up playing lo a crowd of over going to play." play a lot of religious songs along with l Wo hundred bluegrass " "Singingwise we're not very tough." "People really enjoy bluegrass." Mike Kinard Kindred explained said Jones modestly Jones said. "They like sittin' and i hat after picking up banjo player Jerry "(Kir act's kind of medium." Kindred clappin' and singin' along. It make* Cooper they went to a girl's dorm on added, even though 250 Morehead coeds them feel at ease Bluegrass makes Morenead's campus to play for a would disagree people feel good " girlfriend They began playing in the (inly Jones and Webb are music Kindred added that sometimes they parking lot inside the circle ol dorms, majors Kindred and Weidinger are in play over the phone for people, to cheer and after the second song. 2S0 girls had industrial education. Stone in ac- up a depressed roommate, or even ask a come out on the balconies to listen. counting girl for a date "We feel more like a group now i after "It worked once, anyway." said '"We played for an hour and ten Morehead'." said Stone "But it's still Kindred, adding. "I thoughi it was minutes until Ihe dorm director said we really informal. We've only been romantic " had to leave because it was late. All the playing together about a year " The group has no definite plans for the Cirls booed, so she told us to c-ome back "We all live close together." said fulure. as they will be apart this sum'- earlier next lime. Kindred. "We're all on seventh floor nier. but they cant hide their pleasure "We played one more song, but before I'almer except for Ken who is in Todd. al (heir growing popularity we left, the Haptist Student I'nion asked We just get together and pick bluegrass "All Ihe girls are talking about us." us lo play for a coffee house on May 4." and leach each other songs." Crinned Kindred Religion advancing in the Election day (pnoto by SCOTT AOAMS) The election of student association president and vice vote Students lined up in front of the information desk before president brought a record number of students < in the past 10 a m waiting for the balloting to begin Political World seven years I to the Powell Building to exercise their right to . BvMARKITASIIKI.BI'KNK hying positions Such groups have been Dr Kainey. who will be teaching the i Staff Writer particularly influential in issues such class, plans to make it a comparative i as abortion They are also a great factor study Since her speciality is Com- Newsbriefs : rW the fall semester of 1979. the in voting munist government the course will deal Administration, but in alternate years Slefanov 1822-22411 who will also be Political Science Department is offering Religions and their views are involved with Ihe differences in religion of LEN course set will he laught by Dr Klizabeth Horn. available to answer any questions .i 6ew class entitled "Politics and in Ihe courts the legislative branch and Communist countries The role of the ihe executive branch Assistant Professor of Correctional regarding the course Kefgion" The class is numbered POL church in West Kurope and the A new course entitled Women in Law Services Kor further information call According to Dr Kainey. the class is 117 separation of church and party will be l• iiinn rmenl will be offered by the I >r Kox al Btt-MU. or stop by her office designed because of these influences The class was an idea of lir Jane discussed College of Law Knforcement next fall in Uoom -to" of the Stratum Building Voter registration and will involve a little of each subfield Among other things it will deal with Kainey. a political science professor, Voter registration for the primary will of political science in contrast with most The class is not purely for or of any issues and problems which have arisen ana was developed by her with the help continue through Monday. April 30. If of the classes offered by the University. religi