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► Student senate Group wants fees Cuffing a problem broken down BY ALYSSA BRAMIAOE Managing editor The complaint, "I pay that teachers salary," is often heard if a student is upset by a grade or attendance policy. Students may not know that they could be paying for other employees' salaries — employees who don't teach a single class. The student activity fee that every student pays each semester, and has never been specifically broken down, goes into a general fund to pay for stu- dent activities and athletics. But it may be used for salaries instead. Student Association, in planning to increase its budget with money reallo- cated in the student activity fee, has found that the money doesn't go where most students think it's going. The student activity part of the $130 fee, $55, goes to judicial affairs and disability services, the office of student development, the counseling center, division of career services, admissions, the registrar, graduate studies, financial aid and health ser- vices. "These are not activities," said

SeeFee/A7 Bruce Thomas administered a road-side test Feb. 26. Officers also inspected cars throughout the night. :j M With concerns about drunk driving rising Bishop nationally and locally, law enforcement officials showed intolerance in trial again Richmond Feb. 26, using Drive Smart Checkpoints to give sobriety tests throughout the postponed night. Twenty-one drivers were arrested for dri- BY CHARLES LEWIS Assistant news editor ving under the influence of either alcohol or Rosalinde Bishop, a former cashier drugs that night. Different sobriety tests were given that night, including walking the line. in the billings and collections office who was indicted in September on the charge of stealing $115,000 in univer- Blue lights flashed all over a stretch It was 10:35 p.m. Feb. 26, and the There have been two other Drive ting long. Too long. So the officers went sity funds, has had of Lexington Road across from Cracker first stop of the night for the Drive Smart Checkpoints beginning in from checking every car to every third her trial date Barrel), casting an eerie glow on the Smart Checkpoint. September. But the Madison County car. changed again. face of a man standing in ripped jeans Drive Smart is a campaign to keep checkpoint had a new addition. The "It has to be consistent," Melton said. Her original trial and a red bandanna. Police cars lined drunk drivers off Drive Smart Team "You can't just look at that car and say both sides of the road and orange cones the streets. It brought along a new that car looks suspicious." date of Jan. 5 was Melton warned the officers to be changed to March made the two lanes merge into one. involves state and You can't just look at DUI trailer equipped 2. The trial is now Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement offi- local law enforce- with a breathalyzer careful. He told a story from the last cer Delmer Hall read the man direc- ment agencies set- machine inside checkpoint Drive Smart where a driver scheduled for that car and say that who had been drinking tried to drive March 26. tions about the sobriety test he was ting up road "This is its maiden going to have to perform. blocks in areas voyage," Melton said. through the roadblock. Bishop was car looks "You gotta be on your toes at these accused of taking "You understand the directions so with a higher than The four law enforce- far," Hall asked the man. average number of ment groups started things," Melton said, laughing. the money from suspicious. the check at 10 p.m. He said the point of the program is billings and collec- A slow nod was his reply. accidents. Bishop has Hall stepped back, and the man "This is a team At first, each car that not to arrest a lot of people, but to keep tions from Drive Smart Coordinator Pat Melton came through the the streets safe. November 1992 to pleaded not began his long, slow walk down the approach, it isn't guilty on embez- strait line painted on the ground. Light just one agency," point was stopped and "It would make me just tickled to March 1993. rain drizzled on the man, and ran down Drive Smart checked. death tonight if we don't get a DUI In December. zlement charges. A police officer tonight," he said. That would be good." Bishop's attorney, his face as he concentrated on walking Coordinator Pat the line. And walking it straight Melton said. would look inside the cars with flash- But that didn't happen. Jimmy D. He walked the line, touched his nose The Drive Smart team worked with lights, talk to the occupants for a while The four agencies wrote 29 citations Williams, Died a motion for a compre- and stood on one foot and counted out Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement, and, if there were no problems, they let that night, including 21 arrests. Seven hensive discovery that sought to loud Tfctt he took his breathalyzer Madison County Sheriff's Department the cars go. people were arrested for driving while require the university to disclose the test. and Kentucky State Police to set up the But by 11 p.m., the line of cars watt- records it relied upon in determining road block. ing to get through the check was get- See DUI/Back page the amount allegedly stolen by He was clean. Bishop. This motion was granted and was the reason for the first trial delay. Story by Jacinta Feldman On Feb. 19. the Commonwealth's Attorney. Thomas J. Smith III. filed a Photos by Brian Simms motion to change the original grand

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New building will take 200 parking spots Wrsck PROGRESS STAFF REPORT ► lir.de The new weHness clogs building will t.iko Construction on the long awaited wellness/classroom cen- Accent B1 about 200 space* Activities B5 traffic from the front of ter is scheduled to begin during Spring Break The center will be located on KH Carson Drive next to the Begley Building and Arts 83 thi' Bi-c.lfv lot A paper truck will sit parallel to the track. Classifieds A4 The current entrance to the Begley Building, off of Kit Perspective A2. 3 wrecked on I- Carson Drive, will be closed, and a construction fence built up 75 Monday, around it Police Beat A4 leaving burn- Approximately 200 parking spaces will be taken by this Profiles B4 ing toilet fence because the wellness center will be built over them. Sports BC-8 paper on the Construction of the $4.7 million. 40,078 square feet building will What's On Tap B2 take about 18 months, said James Street, director of the physi- Interstate. cal plant PageA5 The construction site will only eliminate parking spaces in Class Pattern the (root of the lot, including the ones inIbe smajl lot. However, the back space* will still be available tor parking An alternate MWF Progress entrance will be opened off of Van Hoose Drive, Street said. A walkway will also be constructed that leads to the Begley Building from the back lot

"» A2 Triuraday, Mason 5.19M The Eastern Progress Tim Moftette. erJtor Perspective ?itupis hard to do Students deserve to know what their student activity pays The student organization where their "fees" are spent. which makes decisions con- Not many students would cerning you gets less than a choose to spend their hard-earned buck fifty per student from money on the same things'the your student activity fee of administration chooses to spend it more than $100 per student on — hence the name "student" First of all, did you know that activity fee, not the "administra- $130 of your "tuition and fees" bill tion" activity fee. is for the student activity fee? Mike Lynch, Student Most students aren't Association president, has aware that they are paying SO, WHAT DO said that, "so far, they (the for a student activity fee YOU THINK? administration) have because it is lumped in with refused to break it down." tuition. It is not specifically KTMtUO- This refusal shows a disre- labeled on their receipt. WE PAY FOR gard of students and their ACTIVITIES A FAIR needs by the administration Second, did you know AMOUNT TO TAKE that one of the most impor- FOR ACTIVITIES? at this university. tant student organizations Students are cheated by gets a measly $1.29 per stu- not being informed of the DO ¥00 FEEL dent? ENOUGH ACTM- places their money goes. If students do know that TIES ARE FUNDED The final destination of the $130 of their tuition and WITH YOUR money may be a good one, fees goes toward a student MONEY? but the amount given to activity fee, they don't know each may not be acceptable. which programs or organi- TO No sports team on this zations get how much what some of campus would be given only money because it has never your fellow stu- $1.29 to spend on its play- dents think, see been broken down for Campus ers. Student Association them. Comments on should not be expected to Lastly, did you know that Page A3 work under the same the majority of your fee restraints. goes toward athletics? TO If students knew the exact Athletics receives $75 of YOUR OPINIONS way their money was han- the fee while student activi- Drop us a line dled, they might very well ties (for which the fee is at 117 Donovan object •- named) only receives $55. Annex or via e- mail at Maybe that is why the , . Student Association has progress© administration refuses to stated that it would like to acs.eku.edu. break it down for us. have the administration In a time when money for spell out the different college students is especial- avenues that the money takes, but ly tight, forcing most to work so far it hasn't gone as far as to through college and spend more separate it from tuition and fees, than the traditional four years in much less spell out specific dollar earning a degree, a tighter focus amounts. on where their money goes is ! Students have a right to know desirable.

Serving your country can help you accomplish personal goals The other day. while going with similar letters inside. sure where the motivation for this came the historical sites and landmarks I be for you. If you're like me, you have through my mail, which usually Washington is one of the most beau- from, but it seemed like a good idea). once dreamed about as a kid flipping some dreams and goals that are still consists of 94 percent junk, 5 tiful states in the union. I know this One day. about a year after graduat- through those National Geographies. I ahead, the ROTC program might just percent bills and 1 percent genuinely because during my time in the Army ing high school, I was watching TV. could not have done it on such a scale be your ticket, as active duty in the valuable stuff. I noticed a letter from I've either visited or lived in all except when a commercial came on with these without the Army. Army was for me. Eastern's military science department four of the 50 states. The Army provid- two soldiers cutting across the desert in I only have one more goal to knock The Army is not for everyone, but it' You may have received one of these let- ed me with the unique opportunity of a tank, kicking up sand and dust, with out, and with my Army retirement is just right for some, and a good way to ters too. seeing much of the United States and music in the background going—"Be check of over $1000 per month for the find out is to ask some questions and Opening the letter, I was greeted the world. all that you can be. make your future in rest of my life and the big plans I have check it out with the announcement—"Scholarships When I was about 8 or 9.1 remem- the Ar. AT. .Army"—or something like for using my degree in journalism You don't have to join ROTC to take Now Available. There are eight two- ber laying across my bed one morning that. when I graduate in May. it is only a military science classes, you know? You CHARLLS LEWIS year and eight three-year Reserve with a copy of my father's National For the next couple of days that matter of time before I reach that last can test the waters by just taking a My Turn Officer Training Corps (ROTC) schol- Geographic magazine and one of my commercial stayed in my head. The fol- goal of $1 million plus in the bank. course or two as electives, say in map arships available to qualified students, mother's J.C. Penny catalogs. I was flip- lowing Monday, I went downtown to I could go on and on about the fun reading, first-aid or physical fitness, just Lewis is a senior and they must be awarded by March ping through the pages and day dream- the Army recruiting station and signed I've had. places I've seen and benefits to get a feel of the things soldiers do. journalism major 15." the letter stated. It said full tuition ing—one of my greatest pastimes as a up for three years. Little did I know at I've received, and will continue to If you want some fun, travel and living in would be paid, you will receive $450 for child. the time, but this move was the first receive from my service in the Army. adventure, you owe it to yourself to at least check out those ROTC scholar- Richmond. He books, $400 in fees wiD be paid, and Well, to make a long story short, on step in fulfilling those three goals I set But I want to tell you how you can get you 11 receive $150 per month during that day I set three goals I wanted to so many years prior. ship opportunities. served m the them for yourself, if you have the the school year. achieve in my life. They were to marry When I left the Army in June 1996.1 notion. By the way. I considered that letter Army for 12 from the ROTC department genuinely Reading this letter brought back a beautiful woman one day—one like had married a beautiful women—one When I joined the Army. I didn't years. vivid memories of my days in the Army the models in mom's catalog, to travel that looks as nice as the ones in that valuable mail. Unfortunately I've done know anything about ROTC scholar- my time and I can't use it while serving on the ROTC staff at around the world and see spots like the Penny's catalog. I met her in the Army. ships until I began working in the pro- Central Washington University. I ones in dad's neat yellow magazines I had lived and worked in Europe, Asia gram as a cadre member. By that time Maybe you can get some value out helped seal and mail many envelopes and to become a millionaire (I'm not and the Middle East, and seen many of it was too late for me—but it may not of it.

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h The Eastern Progress, Thursday, March s, 1998 Perspective A3 program important

"Imagine a day when teenage girls lives. One opportunity for us to make a reading "Reviving Ophelia," by Mary ■ arrange transportation for partici- packet materials are as sure of themselves as when difference in the lives of local girls is Rpher, which describes further the pants ■ donate money to help pay for die they were 8 or 9; a day when girls coming up next month effects of sexism on the self-esteem of ■ coordinate a group of girls from a day's events, including souvenirs, pack- realize they're not too smart, too tall, adolescent girls local school ets, and afternoon refreshments. (Make April 23 has been designated as the checks payable to EKU Women's too fat, too shy or too much. 6th annual Take Our Daughters to Here at Eastern, assistant professor ■ join our database of possible mentors, Imagine a day when girls think so we can contact you in case a girl Studies and send to them c/o Take Our Work Day" fTODWD) by the Ms. Marta Miranda, in the department of Daughters to Work Day. Case Annex they're just right" anthropology, sociology, and social expresses an interest in your field of — Ms. Foundation web site Foundation. On this day, adolescent and 168 3140.) pre-adolescent girls will be given a work, and I have teamed up to make this work. Mentors can be women or men, in For more information and applica- s the mother of a 12-year-okl girl, chance to explore desired careers and another effective TODWD at Eastern. jobs considered traditional or nontradi- tions, or to offer suggestions for the those words make me wonder if vocations by teaming up with adult men- But our efforts will be for nothing if tional for women. (In past years, Marta day's activities, please contact Marta we don't have lots of volunteer support has teamed up girls with teachers, biolo- RITA Fox A:»change win come in time for her tors. (622-1368. Keith 105. antmiran@acs Your Turn and other girls in her generation. Not Studies show that the self-esteem of and girls to participate. Here are just a gists, lawyers and homemakers, to name .eku.edu). unless you and I do something about it girls between the ages of 9 and few ways you can help: just a few.) Together, we can make a difference. Fox is a senior now. 15 drops dramatically. You can find out ■ sign up the girl(s) in your life (daugh- ■ volunteer your time to help with the April 23 activities (or with pre-«vent Just imagine what a future we can journalism major. American girls need opportunities to more about this phenomenon by visiting ters, granddaughters, nieces, neighbors, explore the possibilities that will lead to the Ms. Foundation's web site at friends) to participate (deadline March preparations) make for our "daughters" if we all work their having happy, fulfilling, rewarding http://www.ms.foundation.org, or by 3D ■ submit a logo design for T-shirts and together. ost Cars ■^Mixed blessings

Ive been fortunate enougn to after I got it, the car overheated on a own six vehicles in my illus- Menagerie of automobiles produces interesting stories two-'ane road right as churches trious nine-year driving were letting out. career. Four of them were form and the Mustang's occupants ■ An '83 Camaro. The camaro cut the engine off and remove the I was so frustrated I punched the inherited and the other two were on a double date. The "Green was the nicest car I ever had, even keys, the engine decided it wasn't steering wheel and the horn got were bought by my parents. Machine" is now reportedly enhanc- though it was colored brown. It was done yet and would continue to stuck. A variety of cars is the spice of life. ing the landscape in McCreary pretty fast and I'd like to thank the sputter. Hence, I loved parking in The road was flat so I had to push So, here's a rundown of the vehi- County. Kentucky State Police for agreeing public places. it off of the road with the horn blar- cles I've had the pleasure of com- with me. ing the whole time. mandeering: ■ An '82 Toyota Celica. The Unfortunately, the '83 Camaros ■ An '84 GMC van. Passed down The horn doesn't work now but Celica holds a special place in my with automatic transmissions had by my parents when they no longer makes an interesting clicking noise. ■ A 76 Chevy Malibu, also heart as the only car I've had with a some technical defects and mine needed it, the van was an instant hit Another memorable time in the DOUG RAPP known as the "Green Machine" I sunroof. Omega was when the rusted muffler My Turn had to go back to the big assembly with my friends when they discov- inherited this civilian tank at the I remember one spring day in plant in the sky. ered it could hold 19 people and a came loose and started dragging as dangerous driving age of 16. This high school when I had just parked keg at the same time (yes, we had a I was driving. Rapp is a junior car was so old it had the dim/bright my car. I opened my door and the A coat hanger and some quick English major ■ An '81 Chevy Malibu, also designated driver). switch on the floor by the brake. guy that parked next to me swung known as the "Shark." Donated by Observant Progress readers will roadside engineering fixed the prob- from Richmond. Sadly, me and the 'machine part- wide and caught my open door and recall this van appeared in a Lance lem. ed ways when I was doing 50 mph my grandfather, this newer Malibu He drives an '81 bent it all the way forward. reflected his minimalist values. It Yeager column from Dec. 11,1997. Few people can appreciate the Oldsmobile and came upon a convertible I could get the door to shut but My father later sold the van experience of driving down Main Mustang conveniently stopped in then it wouldn't open, so I had to had a vent but no air conditioning, Omega. an AM radio, the back windows did- under mysterious circumstances to Street frantically looking for a place the middle of the road. I managed to enter the Celica ala Luke Duke until to pull over while your muffler swerve and scrape along the driver's I got the door fixed. n't roll down and the only gauges some vacuum cleaner salespeople. were the speedometer and the gas sparks and scrapes behind you. side of the Mustang. I had a decent hood slide down The acoustics between buildings And, as karma would have it, I for awhile. gauge. An interesting feature of the ■ An '81 Oldsmobile Omega. I'm was on my way to work in my uni- "Shark" was even though I would still driving the Omega. A week is not kind.

► Campus Comments THE ISSUE Do you think you get your money's worth out of the $130 student activities fee? 'UllP.Il And A SJion

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Chapman, coor- 623 ballots were needed There's no liigsann. so why ing for a person w^previous manage- Since none of the five candidates dinator of the mailed, and 394 ment experience, strong leasing abfty A received a majority of the votes, a not cat tor ifaiTufcn today. Cat 1-800- MSCELLANEOUS... elections. were returned, 32^8*54x95 good computer ska* are necessary. In runoff election must take place Victor for a total of addson fa person must be setnionvsl- SaZED CARS from $173. Porsches. between the two candidates who got K a p p e 1 e r . 63.3 percent ed & enthusiastic w^roven laadsrship Cadiacs. Chevys. BMWs. Corvettes. Twenty-one Now accepttog applications for all Abo Jeeps, 4 WDs. rour Ares. 161 Free the most votes. department of positions. Apply in person. Madison skas. Generous compensaton package. Allen Engle. from the depart- police studies, ballots were Drug test and bacfcgroud check roq'd. 1-800-2184000 Ext A-7077 tor current Engt* received Fleming Garten ment of management and market- college of law eli minated Send resune *> Towne Properties. Ann. listings. 71 votes because voter received 161. ing, in the college of business, enforcement, WMemess Road Omrt Scout Ooundi KLB. 1055 St Paul Place, Cincinnati. received 71 votes (19.2 percent), received 23 identification OH 45202 Free Cash Grants! College. and Mary Fleming, from the depart- votes (6.2 per- was not includ- la seeking mature, ertnusasfc craatwe Scholarships. Business. Medical Mb. ment of mathematics, statistics and cent). ed. camp staff for tie 1998 summer. I you Never Repay. Tbl Free 1-800-218-9000 Three ballots were eliminated ike fresh air. getting away from I al. Law Enforcement Employment. computer sciences, in the college of Bruce Maclaren, department of Natonwrie Law Ersorcament Careers. ExtG-7077. natural and mathematical science, earth science, college of natural and because the voters were visiting camphres. nature and hrtpng girls grow, mathematics sciences, received 70 assistant professors rather than call -800-475-2621. Hormasbn avasabie: 317/842-7889. received 161 votes (43.5 percent). tenured or on the tenure track. GOVT FORECLOSED homes from These two candidates who votes (18.9percent). Win a big screen TV or Maid Service pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, Repos Aaron Thompson, department of A total of 370 votes were validat- FREE T-SHIRT ♦$1000. Credit Card received the largest number of votes ed and counted. All ballots were for a ■sinister whie raising money for REOs Ibur Area Tbl Free (1) 800-218- will compete in the runoff election. anthropology, sociology, and social fundraisers tor fraternities, sororities & 9000 Ext H-7077 tor current istings work, college of social and behav- counted three times. 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BY ALYSSA BRAMUGE to begin construction within two "We want to make all departments Electrology Clinic, Inc. Heatth/Wellness Managing editor weeks, will not be open to students, uniform with a 90 to 100 as an 'A'," said Mike Lynch, president of Rice said. • 30 minute massage (women only) $20 Center for students Student Association has picked up Student Association. Right now, the proposal states, • Facial massage with glycolic peel $25 the pace and is putting pressure on This is a completely different there is confusion among students • Electrology consultation $10 Student Association's proposal the university to improve the student building that will help us," because some departments use a dif- concluded that students need wellness situation on campus. MacSwords said. ferent grading scale. • Eye lash perm & tint $25 ■ six multi-purpose activity Amanda MacSwords and her ad Senate resolved to base the grad- surfaces for basketball, volley- hoc committee concerning a health The committee is basing its rec- • Body Wax $25 ball and tennis ommendation on the Preston Center ing scale on a 10 percent scale. and wellness center on campus pre- at Western Kentucky University, The other resolution passed con- $5 off any service ■ an indoor track sented her presentation Tuesday. cerned performance reviews of divi- ■ six handball, volleyball The committee found that "cur- which contains what students at and racquetball rooms, Eastern need, according to the pro- sions in student affairs like health with this ad! ^ rent facilities on campus failed to services, residential education, judi- ■ a weight room meet the needs of the university posal. ■ a cardiovascular room The committee has recommend- cial affairs, the office of student devel- community" and the buildings on opment, CenterBoard and multicul- ■ a room with nautilus-type campus could not be renovated to ed a building be placed either behind machines Alumni Coliseum by moving the tural student services among others. 229 Churchill Dr three aerobics/dance create a comprehensive health and Vice president Lisa Smith present- ■ wellness center. baseball fields beside Model or by rooms the intramural fields. ed the proposal that would be han- 624-8609 ■ indoor/outdoor pools with Student Association passed a reso- dled by the ethics committee of diving accessibility lution to build a "quality, comprehen- The proposal also suggests asking Student Association. ■ a human performance lab- sive health and wellness center," and for state appropriated funds to cover The committee would evaluate oratory to include it as a high priority project the cost of the new building. performances of each department, NEW AT REC0RDSMITH ■ a lounge /vending area in the Capital Projects Plan of the uni- "If things go well," Lynch said, look for areas of improvement and ■ a training and first aid versity. "well see ground break in about two make suggestions. room This building would be separate years." This will give the different offices ■ separate locker rooms from the wellness center that will be Two other resolutions were a chance to see what we like and MADONNA / SCARFACE ■ a complete physiology built by the Begley Building for ath- passed unanimously by senate what we don't like," Smith said. lab/wellness area with letic training, physical education Tuesday. ALSO — PEARL JAM / JOE SATRIANI / C-BO whirlpool and saunas and majors and athletes to train and learn Chris Rice, of the academic affairs They don't have to change ■ a rock climbing wall. in. The building, which is scheduled committee, proposed a uniform grad- things; we just want to let them know WE PAY CASH FOR ing scale for general education classes. what we think." * YOUR USED CDS & TAPES % [TOP VALUE: CD = $6 TAPE = $3] Japanese firm to build plant in Richmond Since 1978

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BY JACMTA FELMUN Todd, Walters halls and Brockton three buildings opposed the 24-hour The 24-hour open house will NEED $20 News editor singles received their open house open house. begin next fall for these five dorms if The Residence Hall Association privileges Sept 4. RHA's proposal recommends cer- the proposal passes the Board of TODAY? (RHA) unanimously passed a propos- "I believe the residents will be be tain floors in the buildings remain Regents. al Monday to extend 24-hour open very happy with the decision by without the 24-hour open house RHA policy chair Ron Adams said New donors earn $100 house on a trial basis to some of the RHA," Southside Area President privilege to accommodate the resi- there is no way the 24-hour open halls in the Quad and Southside John McNally said. dents who don't want it house could begin before next fall in the first 2 weeks! areas next fall. The residents of Keene and Results from both the surveys and because the proposal wouldn't reach 1st $20 The proposal is now headed to O'Donnell halls had a meeting Jan. the petition are attached to RHA's the Board of Regents until die end of the Council on Student Affairs, which 19, and started a petition to get the proposal, and is being forwarded to die semester. 2nd $15 will hear it March 12. 24-hour open house extended into die Council on Student Affairs. There's no way we can get it pre- 3rd $15 Keene, O'Donnell, Case, Clay and their area. That night, 280 people Quad Area President Jo Ann sented to them (the Board of Burnam halls would be given the signed. Total, 454 people, or 69 per- Wilder said she's "tickled to death" Regents) before then," Adams said. 4th $50 same privileges for 24-hour open cent of the residents, signed the peti- by the proposal's passage. Wilder said she wasn't sure how (Consecutive donations house, which runs from noon tion in favor of open house. This is what my residents wanted the proposal would go over with the Thursday until midnight Sunday, as Residents living in Burnam, Case for a long, long time," Wilder said. Council on Student Affairs and the required) the other 10 buildings that have it on and Clay halls filled out surveys If the proposal passes in the Board of Regents, but she is hopeful. Regular donors can campus. about the option of 24-hour open Council on Student Affairs, it will go "I hope that there are no prob- Commonwealth, Dupree, Martin, house. Total, 404 of the halls' 648 res- on to the Board of Regents, which lems," Wilder said. "Right now we now earn an extra $10 McGregor, Palmer, Sullivan, Telford, idents responded, 98 percent favor- will have the final say on if the dorms just want to stay positive." ably. Only seven people from the get the 24-hour open house visitation. on the 5th consecutive donation! Salaries may come Immediate cash Money problems Sera-Tec Biologicals payment! Of schools with similiar size enrollments (12,000 to 19,000), Eastern Limited Partnership ranks low in the amount spent per student on senate budgets. from students fees From the front fee," he said. 292 S. Second St. Mike Lynchjpresident of Student Student Association has formed a Call for business hours $6.21 Association. These are essential ser- finance committee to look at which vices our tuition and fees should pay for." programs are worthy of receiving 624-9814 money from the fee. A problem comes in with where The association itself thinks it the money is going in each of these should get more than the $1.29 pro- departments. vided per student by the fee. $3.08 ^^$3.08 It is paying for salaries, travel and operating expenses among other "We know our office is funded Colonel's Electric Beach things. from there, so we know the increase The amount of these things adds would come from there," Lynch said. up to more than the student activity "It wouldn't increase the fee, it would Tanning Salon fee, but because the funds received be reallocated." from this fee are not earmarked In comparison to schools with specifically, it is suggested that stu- enrollments lower than the 15,300 dents pay the salaries in these depart- now enrolled at Eastern, some Ask about our new Extreme tanning bulbs!!! «* ^^>^/x *v* ments, Lynch said. schools get almost double per student what Student Association gets. "I have a problem with salaries Director of budget Jim Clark was Progress coming out of the student activity unavailable for comment Grand Opening Specials 1 month unlimited $35 10 visits for $22.50 THE BOTANY B 5 visits for $15 HEMP 3 visits for $10 rMNC* The Woidd You WAJJC ON.. All specials good PIERCING thru March 31,1998 Our work is our BEST Located on the awi advertisement! edge of campus! 298 S. Second St POKIER PIAZA Next to the Colonel's Corner ( BdtfNd OCNNVS ON ilc ByP«K) Open 7 days a week Give us a call or drop in! 625-HBvip ■*■,•*: OHWt» >%»*» Urn ** 120 S. Second St 624-0255, ^ 624-8773 IQ% SHAW, Okm.ywf WM, V/dirt ID eH Baseball VS.

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Rogers opened it and searched under the influence of drugs or the folded up child's play pen sit- alcohol, seven were arrested for ting inside and found nothing. driving with a suspended license, The search did turn up some- five were arrested for alcohol thing though, and they driver was intoxication, one for driving with- arrested and taken to the hospital out a license and one minor was to be given a drug test. arrested for possession of alco- It was a little after midnight, hol. the bars had just let out and the Pizza-Hut The first arrest came at 10:50 line of cars waiting to get through p.m., and they followed steadily the checkpoint was getting longer after that. and longer. Large one topping A little after 11 p.m., a new offi- Melton walked hurriedly cer was introduced to the scene. through the lines of people walk- only Shelby, a black drug-sniffing dog, ing straight lines, touching their was brought out of the back seat noses and breathing into breatha- 99 of a cruiser to check out a car. lyzers. Kentucky Vehicle Enforcement "Business is picking up," he officer Kevin Rogers pulled said. $4. Shelby in front of a car, gave her A woman who was being taken a big hug and let her do her into the van for a breathalyzer thing. Shelby stopped in the front test cried into her hands. Campus Delivery Only "I can't believe this, I can't side pocket of the drivers side. Brian Simms/Progress "Step over here a second, even believe this. I'm getting bud," Rogers called. Officer Darlye Blevins administers a road side test. arrested," another man said as an Just off the ByPass 623-2264 officer put handcuffs on him. He showed the man driving "We're not saying they're Shelby's nose wasn't so lucky, the car a piece of drug parapher- At the end of the night, Melton yours," Rogers said. "We're just The charismatic K-9 was called said he thought the whole project nalia Shelby had sniffed out of the saying they're in there." into to duty just minutes later to car. was a success. The man wasn't arrested, but sniff out another car. "If we save one life tonight, we The man assured Rogers the the next car to come under He sniffed the inside and out- things were not his. could save a carload," he said. Bishop: Attorney says no one at Eastern can prove Bishop's guilt From the front over Williams' opposition, which would be handled under a plea money and then giving it to 'dump- now makes the period in which the agreement since Bishop confessed ster divers' out in the area where jury indictment that read, "The money was taken seven years. to taking the $115,000, which is the Bananas Restaurant is now locat- Grand Jury charges that between "Over this seven-year period, amount the university said is miss- ed," Williams said. May 1991 and September 15. 1997 thousands of people had access to ing. "I think that is still an issue for a in Madison County, Kentucky. the area where the money is kept," Adams asked Williams if he jury to decide." Rosalinde A Bishop committed the Williams said. "Let's assume that believed his client, or had any rea- Williams said that some of the offense of Theft by Unlawful there is $115,000 missing. There is son to question her mental stabili- most damaging evidence against Taking Felony, by stealing more no one at Eastern who can say that ty his client results from a billings than $300 from Eastern Kentucky Rosalinde Bishop took this money, "I think my client was suffering and collections department com- University." that knows for sure she took it, that from a personality disorder, was puter accounting practice that void- Out of This World Student Specials! This motion was granted by saw her take it" incompetent or not telling the truth ed out a series of transactions at Circuit Court Judge Julia H. Adams Smith said he thought the case when she confessed to taking the the end of each business day. Month Unlimited UNLIMITED INTERNET ACCESS WANTED! Free Netscape/Free Email/Free Personal Web Page Offering personalized service for all your Internet needs!! Local calling and free online classes!! Dial Up Access as low as SI 7.95per month!! 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BY DANIEL PREKOPA movie; they have to worry about what to do with all Contributing writer that money. Sunday Titanic" became the first movie ever to hit the billion dollar mark in world- KY erby Worley, a second wide theatrical release. semester freshman, is one of Titanic" is several million shy of breaking "Star M the many people here at Eastern Wars" domestic money-making record, but it will and around the world, who has likely break the record this weekend. L been gripped by the phenom- Why has this film been so successful? How can a ^k enon known as Titanimania. film that runs over three hours, and has little action Having seen the movie until the end, possibly threaten the all-time domes- Titanic," Kirby had this to say about the film, "It tic money-making record set by "Star Wars"? was incredible. It's the best movie." Movie fan, screenwriter and a professor in the Kirby is not alone. The phenomenon known mass communications department. Jack Hilhvig, as "Titanic" has gripped the country. Not since has his own ideas on why Titamc" is a success, and Stephen Spielberg's "ET: The Extra Terrestrial," why it is an actual phenomenon. which thrived for almost a year in the box office "It's a big movie. It has big stars, big special and competed with George Lucas' "Star Wars" as effects, the publicity for it was big and it's a well- the all-time domestic grosser, has a movie been known story. The big aspect of a movie always this big or spectacular at the box office. draws people," Hiltwig said. The internal story is No other movie in history has made this what keeps people coming back. We all know what's much money, or has caused this much impact going to happen to the ship, but it is the love story on the world's movie-going audiences. inside of that which keeps people coming back." As of Feb. 25, USA Today declared on its Hillwig said Titanic" would definitely impact front page. Titanic breaks World Record!" future movie-making. The movie has grossed over one billion "In this era of the big blockbuster, this movie worldwide. Since Titanic" finished way over sets the bar a little higher. Standards have to be budget at $200 million, few thought that the raised, especially in the area of special effects. This Tb&t movie could possibly break even. is the movie that James Cameron is going to be The actual Titanic was 882 feet long and 12 Titanic" needed to gross $400 million just remembered for. It's an excellent film, it has a good stories high. The rudder weighed 101 tons. to break even. The movie which was expect- story and it will definitely reach No.l. ed to break even, or be a huge loss for direc- "It is highly unusual for a movie to be phenome- One thing is for sure. Titanic" has neither tor James Cameron, has in fact made over nally successnil and still win the Best Picture Oscar, frozen in the water, nor sunk to the bottom of the $600 million dollars worth of profit, and it is should it win. It's equal to Citizen Kane in what it Hollywood cutting room floor. still selling out in most theaters. has done for film," Hillwig said. In fact, with all the extra money that Titanic" is With video and CD ROM sales, the pro- There are a few people who did not like this pic- making, producers could actually afford to extract ducers of Titanic" don't have to worry ture. One reviewer in Entertainment Weekly said of the real Titanic from its ocean grave, but that would about breaking even, or even breaking Titanic" star Leonardo DiCaprio. "I can't see him be another movie in itself. the record for the highest grossing playing anything more than a 15-year-old boy."

:-:-■' RM.S. Titanic not only ship built by company to sink

BY MICHAEL ROY Arts editor Major Archibald Butt, a military aide to President Tan. and Denver socialite Margaret "Molly" Brown. e Titanic sailed into history thanks to scraping an ice- Another person who was to be on the boat was railroad mag- rg. What James Cameron intended to do in his nate J.P. Morgan, who was booked to sail, but backed out at the w. . , movie was show the grandeur of the ship. To show the last minute. viewer the voyage before tragedy struck. In fact, Titanic's Also on board was designer Thomas Andrews and White Star fate was pre-ordained, if history is any indication. Line president J. Bruce Lismay. The captain was E.J. Smith, who The Royal Mail Steamer Titanic was the second of three had been captain on the Olympic. The Titanic was to be his last snips built by White Star Line. The first ship, the Olympic, voyage before he retired. The ship was to go from Southampton to was launched in 1910 and later returned to port for repairs New York. after it collided with the ship HMS Hawke. The ship's voyage was relatively trouble-free, even though mes- The Titanic followed. Construction began on the boat sages had been sent warning of icebergs. in 1909 at the shipyards of Harland and Wolff in Belfast, Some events did raise the question of whether the Titanic was Ireland. Builders worked daily on the ship from 6 a.m. safe, even when leaving dock. The ship nearly collided with the until 5:30 p.m. until construction was completed in New York, an ocean liner, when the ship started up. By the numbers 1912. It cost $7.5 million in 1912 dollars to build and It was 11:40 p.m. April 14, 1912 when the unthinkable hap was 882 feet in length. pened. An iceberg that was not visible in the calm night scraped 12 The ship was tested at sea April 1, 1912, 14 days the hull for 300 feet Binoculars were missing from the crow's Weeks Titanic" has been before it sank. Titanic was proclaimed "unsinkable." nest. Twelve cubic feet of the ship's hull were torn open, exposing No. 1 at the box office. After a nine-day period, the Titanic left the port it to the cold water. of Southampton. England at noon. Among the pas- Five chambers were flooded. According to Andrews, Titanic sengers were Mr. and Mrs. Isidor Straus, the could stay afloat with four chambers filled, but not five. The 60 owners of Macy's Department Store. Percentage of survivors who unsinkable Titanic was just over two hours away from sinking. Also on board were such famed millionaires Several people felt a jolt but were convinced nothing was were first cane passen- as John Jacob Astor. Benjamin Guggenheim, gers. wrong. Even when the boat was tilting into the sea, some were convinced the ship would never sink. Women and children were loaded first into the lifeboats. There 14 were enough lifeboats for only half those on board. The capacity Number of Academy Awards of the first lifeboat used was 65 but only 28 people were on board "Titanic" is nominated for. when it was lowered into the icy waters. Two and half hours later the Titanic finally disappeared into the 2.5 ocean 200 miles south of Newfoundland. Some debate surfaced as Miles the Titanic rests & to whether the boat sank in one piece or broke in two. It wasn't underneath the ocean. proven either way until Robert Ballard, an oceanographer with help from National Geographic, went to the ship's graveyard to investigate and found the Titanic had broken into two. 775 Among the passengers who didn't make it were the Strauses. Length in feet of the model Guggenheim, Astor and Butt. Andrews was last seen in one of the used in the movie. dining rooms before sinking. Captain Smith's death seems more shrouded in mystery. Some report that he shot himself, while oth- 882 ers claim he saved a baby by putting it into a life raft. Cameron's Length in feet of the actual version finds the captain perishing in the Titanic's control room. ship. Among the survivors was Molly Brown, who later would become known as the "unsinkable Molly Brown." 28 Two hours after Titanic vanished, the liner Carpathia picked up Length In feet of the ship the survivors. Only 706 of the 2223 passengers and crewmen lived. model used In the 1062 Ironically, the third ship built by White Star Line, the Britannic, movie THanto." coo< sank before it left port.

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Good WM Hunting R 4:45. 7:20, 10 Dark City R 12:35.2:55.5:15.7:40. 9 55 Tap KlMlng A Fool H 1 00 Krlppandorfa Trib* PG-13" 12:45. 2:50. 5, 7:15.9:30 Hu»h R" 105. 3:05. 505, 7.05. 905 p.m. at the First Baptist Church Ttw Wadding Slngar PG-13 12:50. 3, on Main and Lancaster. It is free 5:10. 7:30.9:45 TODAY and open to the public. Titanic PG-13 12:30, 4:30, 8:30 PROGRESS Tha Big Labowakl R" 125. 4:55, The band Shake will per- The Richmond Area Youth 7:25, 9:55 form at the Firehouse Lounge at U.S. Marshall PG-13" 1:30. 4:35. Chorus will perform at 3 p.m. at 7:10.9:50 9:30 p.m. Cost is $4. the Richmond Area Arts Center. It is free and open to the public. Movlaabagin at 4:Mpm on Friday 3/8 ■nd Monday -Thuraday 3*3/12. AN othar FRIDAY tlmaa good tor Saturday A Sunday 3/7-3/1 A Vocal Department recital "Wo paaaaa or auparaavara. will be held at 8 p.m. in Gifford National Wellness Month Theatre. It is free. continues with free blood pres- Bring this coupon to sure checks, cholesterol mea- f CHECK surements and other tests. They MONDAY Bleucheese are from 8 a.m. to noon in the EXCHANGE Burke Wellness Center. A seminar on the "Face of Burger AIDS" with an HIV-positive Kand receive Allied Health and Nursing speaker will be at 5 p.m. in the Career Day begins at 10 a.m. in Adams Room of Wallace Keen Johnson Building. $5 OFF WHOA! Building. your next transaction. A concert of Japanese Koto Minimum $100 transaction. Music by the Augustana College TUESDAY One per visit. Madison Kot Ensemble will be at 1 p.m. in Some restrictions apply. Gifford Theatre. University ■ A t> 1 0**ll The annual RHA Bridal Shopping Center Friday is the last day to Show is at 7:30 p.m. in Gifford drop a full semester class or (Near Social Security Office) 152 N. Madison Ave Theatre. Cost is $3 in advance 623-9720 withdraw from the university. and $4 at the show. See 623-1199 You must go to the registrar's Activities, B5, for the complete office to complete either. Hannah Risner/Progress story. SATURDAY A walk with President Orchestrating musical ideas Hanly Funderburk will begin at 5 p.m. at the Daniel Boone 1 FLORIDA. A ballroom dance, spon- Statue. The University Orchestra is ready to sored by the Dance Theatre, the When make music and entertain the mass- The Philosophy Club will es. class HPR 282/390 and the Blue SPRING BREAK 8 p.m. Grass USABDA will be start at 8 hold the debate "How Should Tuesday The orchestra is playing at 8 p.m. FROM $149 PER WEEK Tuesday in Brock Auditorium. p.m. in Weaver Gym.Cost is $3 Freedom of the Press Relate to Where This is the first concert of the semes- for students and $6 for non-stu- the Right of Privacy?" at 7:30 Brock ter for the student ensemble. They will dents. p.m. in the Adams Room of PANAMA CtTY BEACH Auditorium play various compositions during the two Wallace Building. hour concert The show is free and open The concert Originally to the public. Yours with the bands Union City The ensemble is being directed by All Stars, Taildragger and Mulch WEDNESDAY FREE DRAFT BEER All WEEK LONG * Mark Chambers and features several students and faculty 2 OUTDOOR HEATED POOLS • 1 INDOOR HEATED POOL from the music department will be at 9:30 p.m. at A1A in Lexington. HUGE BEACH FRONT HOI TUB Among the pieces to be performed are Tchaikovsky's An '80s Dance, sponsored LAZY RIVER RIDE • SUITES UP TO 10 PERSONS Symphony No. 2 in C minor and works by Ney Rosauro and by the United Way and the Pride SAILBOATS HKI BEAC H BAR JET SKIS • PARASAII1- Felix Medelssohn. SUNDAY Alliance, will begin at 8 p.m. in See Arts, B3, for a story about the Orchestra and its histo- Clay Hall Cafe. Cost is $1. Dress HOME OF THE WORLDS LONGEST KEG PARTY" ry. The Richmond Choral in your '80s best See Activities, B5, for story. CALL FOR INFO: 1-800-874-8828 Society will hold a concert at 3 \\\\\\.s.ni(l|>i[>i iU i. on 11 vi 11 'rates pci person I

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TODAY in pop culture 1982: Actor and comedian John Belushi dies of of a drug over- dose. Belushi is best remembered tor "The Blues Brothers" and being a member of the original "Saturday Night Live" cast. Arts Up and Down the Dial

is playing "Dazed and WXII, "We have a hard- Illustration by Radio stations Confused" with their heads, which er, better sound than Tim Motlette/Progress here is a rundown of the can be WKQQ has, and the peo- local radio stations. heard ple are responding to that," give listeners In the Richmond area, the first on channel 12 on television, and on Kessler said. t o 1300 AM; then there is station to hit the FM dial is WEKU 92.3 FM. This is by far the biggest WKQQ moved to 100.1 FM a offer, said DJ WLAP Sports Radio on 630 88.9 FM. A division of Eastern, the "variety" station because it literally few months ago. Taking WKQQ's Damon Dean. AM. range of sounds station is also involved with plays everything. place at 98.1 is a station that plays "We are the one to listen to 96.9 Kiss FM plays a variety of National Public Radio. This station In one hour, it will play rock, modern country music. now. We give you all the latest hits, soft rock, both new and older. is similar to WUKY in Lexington heavy metal, alternative, country, WKQQ is a hard rock station the UK basketball games, plus we WMLX 94.5 FM plays a mix of BV DAUB. PBEKOPA because it plays all classical music. and easy listening all rolled into that boasts as The most listened to have petitioned to bring Garth the "70s, *80s, and "90s, including Staff writer WEKY 1340 AM, and WKXO one. Plus, the station plays student station in Central Kentucky." DJ Brooks back to the Lexington area. artists like Madonna, Smash 106.7, are basically the same radio requests continuously. "TNT" Tony Tilford backs up that This is the only station that country Mouth and even a disco night on I If anyone has been listening to station. Both are located in the statement Saturdays. ;their radio while driving, or just Z103 is the newest rock station fans should listen to," Dean said. same building on Big Hill Avenue, in Lexington, and has become the "We are simply the best around. For people who prefer gospel "Right now, we are the most sitting around channel surfing they share the same DJs, and they We have the best music, the best popular station in Lexington for our on their boom box, then they prob- biggest competitor to WKQQ. music, there is WCGW Country ultimately play the same type of Its music is contemporary or contests and the best DJs," Tilford Gospel which is on 770 AM. kind of music," WMLX DJ Barry ably have realized that a few of the music which is predominantly from alternative rock like Beck, Prodigy said. If talk radio grabs you, there are Fox said. Richmond-Lexington area radio sta- There is also K-93, at 92.9 FM. That leaves the listener with sev- tions have changed frequencies, the '60s and the 70s. and Sheryl Crow. DJ "Roadkill" two stations in the Lexington area Of course, there is the campus Kessler loves the attention that the K-93 has the best variety of country that can please. eral choices for their listening plea- and even formats. owned and operated radio station, music that the Lexington area has sure. -! For those who feel that the radio station is getting from its listeners. There is WLXG News/Talk on Grammies: Grammar, Glamour and Soy Bomb Ensemble still making music that during the cutaways to the The annual Grammies were while winner Puff Daddy was good, bestowed last week and for Wu-Tang was better. His moment commercials that the cameras kept once, the winners were not eclipsed Shawn Cohan's song of the showing Barbara Streisand? If you after 30 years of experience bad. Bob Dylan won album of the year acceptance speech. He spent had the sound off, it led to the fit MICHAEL ROY associated with any theatrical pre- year for his brilliant Time Out of the rest of the time apologizing in a assumption that Streisand was This is Chambers' second year language that only he could under- going to perform. Art? editor as director of the orchestra. He sentation." Mind" and Shawn Colvin won Chambers said many overtures record and song of the year for stand, leading "Daily Show" host Babs couldn't make it. due to * ■ Some musicians sit waiting their feels the best way to get the musi- Craig Kilborn to comment that now cians up and running is by "treating open plays, musicals and are "Sunny Came the flu, leaving singing partner furri. Others are playing madly, Home." But we know why the Grammy Awards Dion to belt her Titanic" hit "My Brtaking music out them like pro- always with a bigger work. fessionals." Also being performed is beyond that, aren't called the Grammar Awards. Heart Will Go On." That song will Of thin air. "Concerto para Marimba e Cordas" there were go on and on and on forever. . -'. This is the University Orchestra "It is a nice some things Bombs away: Two noticeable [University Orch- social thing," by Ney Rosauro, who is still alive. Chambers said The show will close out with a that made the things that went boom on the If s the end of Paula Cole as estra rehearsing, When: 8 p.m. Tuesday awards interest- show. One — no hour can pass preparing for a about the inclu- performance of Tchaikovsky's we know it (and I feel fine): The Where: Brock Auditorium Symphony No. 2 in C minor. ing to watch. without LeAnn Rimes' butchering ;e0ncert that is sion of people Those include: maker of "Where Have the from the com- The piece came before such of "How Do I Live" playing and two Cowboys All Gone?" won the best ^sickly coming. famous Tchaikovsky works like — the introduction of Soy Bomb, a •* • The concert is munity who Learning how new artist or "your career will soon want to play. "Swan Lake," "The Nutcracker" certifiable nutcase who jiggled on evaporate" award. She also proved Icdming at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Brock and "Sleeping Beauty." to speak, Wu- stage during Bob Dylan's perfor- Auditorium. It is the first concert of The University Orchestra has MICHAEL ROY Tang style: during her performance that she been around for at least 30 years, The symphony is also called Out of Tim* mance. needs that thing advertised on TV (he semester for the orchestra. The "Little Russian." Chambers said Proving that Dylan remained calm and went Show is free and open to the public. "as long as there has been a music vain, arrogant that removes unsightly body hair. department," Chambers said. Tchaikovsky got the inspiration home with three awards. Soy Bomb The concert will feature all 57 musicians are not out of style and remained a nut and went to MTV, members of the orchestra, which The orchestra will perform Felix from Ukranian folk melodies. Medelssohn's "Fingal's Cave The Ukraine was in the past that he had a poor grammar saying that he really wanted to Note to WKYT: It is good to Includes music majors, non music- teacher in school, ODB, of the dance during Celine Dion's perfor- know that the most boring game in majors and people from the com- Overture OP. 26," which details a referred to as little Russia. cave in Scotland the composer "The orchestra is a colorful, group Wu-Tang Clan, grabbed a mance. UK history was more important munity. moment to voice that a) he spent a than Dylan and Soy Bomb. I guess The orchestra "serves a multi- liked. exciting, large instrument," It also breaks from pattern, Chambers said, "and you need to lot of money on a suit because he Streisand was there, in clips skiing and snowboarding were faceted role," director Mark thought he would win and b.) that anyway: Did anyone else notice needed to keep it on at 8 p.m. Chambers said. 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Are you interested in making Eastern Kentucky HEAR YE! University a better place for students to HEAR KB live and learn? 1 W*^^ To qualify, aapplicants must: A havenoifa ar% 2.5O ^ cumulative/> GPA Have you ever have full-time student enrollment status at EKU thought about be at least a second semester sophomore serving your (completion of 45 academic hours) fellow students through student An informational meeting on election rules will be held government? for Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates only If so, the on Tuesday March 10,1998 at 4:30 p.m. EKU Student in the Student Association Office (Powell 132). Association is looking for Applications will be available at this meeting. qualified student leaders to run for Applicants must complete the application positions of and acquire 200 student signatures by 1998-1999 President 4:30 p.m. Friday, March 13,1998. and Vice President. Interested in becoming All Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates a Student Senator? must run as a ticket. Applications will be available Tuesday Written campaigning shall not begin March 24,1998 in the Student until March 31, 1998. Association Office (Powell 132). If you have any questions call 622-1724. Call 622-1724 for more information. - ■ Dena Tacketf, editor The Eastern Progress Thursday, March 5,1998 B5 Activities A Balancing Act Eastern's health community wants students to find complete wellness with March activities Bv DENA TACKETT ity to her and others like her who strive for per- Activities editor sonal wellness, it is but a dream to many stu- dents who claim they don't have the time or the armela Akem lives her life by one theory. willpower to live healthy. "You gotta believe to achieve," she says. The month of March has been dedicated As a former volleyball and softball player at National Wellness Month with the hopes of Texas Tech and a first year fitness and well- people all across America taking time to think cness, weightlifting and aerobic walking instruc- about personal wellness andt living healthy. tor at Eastern, she has achieved a great deal. "Basically, health care is out of control and if What's the secret to her success? A healthy we can get people to assume some responsibili- lifestyle. ty, it will save us all some money," said Lonnie "Last semester I averaged eight and a half miles a day walking and Davis, chair of the physical education depart- running," Akem said. "I ment. am very active. I feel « Basically, health Numerous organizations on much better when 1 campus are taking part in work out and my day care Is out of Wellness Month which kicked off Monday with Hoops for Heart, isn't complete unless I control and If we where classes and departments get some physical activi- can get people competed to raise money for the ty in." Kentucky Heart Association. Over Aside from teaching to assume some $1,000 was raised at the event. classes in Richmond Hoops for Heart was the first and Corbin and raising responsibility, It of many events scheduled this two daughters, Akem will save us all month. Activities and speakers still finds time to do dealing with different aspects of what she loves—any- some money. health will be featured all month thing physical. long. As an extra incentive, prizes Akem competed in Lonnie Davis, will be given away at each event. Hoops for Heart Monday night for the chair of physical education Free health screenings were physical education given to faculty and students department She coach- Tuesday and Wednesday. Tests es an intermediate bas- included blood pressure screen- ketball team for Richmond Youth Services and ings, cholesterol and glucose tests, skin caliper plans on being on her church's softball team tests and tests for flexibility, endurance and this spring. strength. Tests will also be given Friday and "Not only is the exercise good for my per- Monday. sonal health, but it enables me to do my best in Last night, national speaker Mike Green my classes as well. I do not require my stu- spoke in Brock Auditorium to students about dents to do anything I could not do or would alcohol and drug use on campus. His speech not be willing to do," Akem said. "I try to be a entitled "Think Before You Drink" has been positive example and role model to them." delivered to thousands of students across the Although the lifestyle of Coach Akem is real- country.

Decade revisited with contests, music

Over 200 members BY DENA TACKETT The dance is open to everyone on Activities editor campus. At the dance, there will be food inducted at ceremony Even though the year 2000 is and drinks, games, prizes and, of quickly approaching, most people course, '80s music. just can't let go of the '80s. Today, Games such as Name that Tune BY DEHA TACKETT inducted last night were Steven there are '80s movies airing on Savage, associate professor and and the card game Suck and Blow Activities editor many channels, '80s specials on all will be played chair of the anthropology, sociol- the music sta- For those students who excel ogy and social work department, along with a cos- in and out of the classroom, the tions and even tume contest and Kathryn Scarborough, assistant night clubs that '80s Dance a big hair compe- Golden Key National Honor professor in police studies, Society commends them for their feature "80s hits tition. In the big Suzanne Byrd, associate profes- all night long. When: Wednesday hair competition, hard work and dedication. sor in the biological science The group hosted its induction It was a Where Clay Hall Cafe participants will ceremony Wednesday in Posey department and Jim Way, the first decade when the be given hair Auditorium where over 200 new black professor at Eastern, now rain was purple, Cost. $1 spray and a members and four honorary retired. the hair was big, comb and will members were recognized for At the ceremony, the top- low-budget hor- have two min- their commitment to higher edu- ranked junior and senior were ror flicks sold out in theaters and utes to achieve Tina Turner hair cation and service to the commu- recognized and given scholar- the Material Girl showed the world status. nity. ships. Rebecca Houghtalin, a his- new fashions and attitudes it had "It's going to be big fun," said Membership is by invitation tory major, was rewarded as the never seen before. Elizabeth Nalley, secretary/treasur- only, with the top 15 percent of best senior and Sara Blossom, an The Pride Alliance has com- er of The Pride Alliance. "Everyone the junior and senior classes invit- occupational therapy major, won bined with the Residence Hall should come and have a good ed to join. The membership fee is for the top junior. The club gives Association to give students a time." away 10 $10,000 scholarships a THING chance to revisit that colorful Also at the dance will be a show- $54 and is good for life. The honorary members are year nationally. decade at a special '80s theme ing of one of the most replayed of active and retired faculty mem- Also, a $1,000 musical and dance from 8 to 11 p.m. on all'80's movies, "The Breakfast voice talent scholarship will be Wednesday in the Clay Hall Cafe. Club." bers chosen for their commit- It's safe to say on Wednesday ment to education and the com- given with the winner performing The cost to attend the dance will at the international conference be $1 and all proceeds are going to they are going to party like it's munity and are selected by the 1999. officers and advisers of the group. which will be held in Beverly The Pride Alliance and United Way. The honorary members Hills, California on Aug. 9.

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KY. t- 4* ► 4 i FISH & FRII S IISII & CHICMA • $8.95 $6.75 Fish, Fries, 2 1-Piece i **: Fish $029 Large 1 Topping Pizza Pizza Sub, 4« Hush Puppies $2 s Mozzarella Sticks & i & Tartar Sauce & Chicken Ona I Not pond & 32 oz Son Drink 32 oz Soft Drink ' One panon pat cuaumar Nol food ^^^ i * with any olhar ooupan or diacount »4»»4»»4»»4»»4 ► • 4 »» 4 •• 4 •• 4 •• 4»* B6 Tfcuiwtey. March 5, 1998 The Eastern Progress Shane Walters, editor Men's golf team ready to tee it up under new Sports coach. MUSIC CITY SADNESS Larrya Wall, far left, Shamira Thedford. mid- ► Progress MVP dle, and Nyame Senior guard Dobson lower Christy their heads in Roberts, disbelief as from Eminence, the Lady was named Raiders pulled Ohio Valley out a 10-point Conference victory over Player of the the Lady Year by Colonels in league head the semifinals coaches. Roberts was of the Ohio Roberts led named OVC Valley the Lady Player ol the Colonels in Conference scoring, Year. Tournament. averaging Middle 15.22 points per game. She led advanced to the OVC in three-point shooting the champi- accuracy (45.9 percent), three onship game pointers made per game (2.39) and held on and free-throw percent- Sunday age^). against UT- . Martin. Middle ► Sports briefs won the OVC Title with a 59- Richmond will host Girts' 58 victory over Sweet 16 Tournament Martin. The City of Richmond will host the 1998 Girls' Sweet 16 State Basketball Tournament Brian March 11-14 at Alumni Simms/Progress Coliseum. This state basketball tourna- ment showcases the top 16 teams in the state, one repre- senting each region of the Bluegrass. Middle Tennessee gets revenge in ending Eastern's hopes for a repeat title Williams named second team AII-OVC and to All- BY DANIEL RBNHAHT Newcomer Team _ *C^- 1 Assistant sports editor Eastern junior guard Mark Nashville - Amid tears, disap- Williams was selected second- pointment and unfulfilled team All-OVC and was also cho- expectations, Eastern's sea- sen to the league's All- son ended Saturday with a loss to Newcomer Team for the 1997-98 Middle Tennessee 72-62 in the season. semifinals of the Ohio Valley Williams, a native of Dayton, Ohio, led the Colonels in scor- Conference tournament ing with a 13.3 per game aver- The Lady Raiders out-rebound- age. He also paced the team in ed Eastern 49-27 and caused 23 three-point shots made (57) and turnovers to hold off the defending was second on the team in free- tournament champions and regular ^HfH season co-champs. throw percentage with his 78.2 ■ j^ ^ mark. ™ The Lady Colonels only lead was Bnan Simms/Progress Joining Williams on the All- in the first minute off a jump shot OVC team were Murray State by senior Chrissy Roberts. For the Senior forward Laphelia Does. left, and senior guard Chrissy >'.• forward Isaac Spencer, rest of the game Eastern would Roberts break down in tears during the press conference held after -'. Tennessee State forward Jason play catch-up giving up 25 offensive the game. Roberts was named Ohio Valley Conference Player of the- Johnson, Southeast Missouri rebounds to the Lady Raiders six. Year prior to the Lady Colonels loss to MTSU. guard Cory Johnson and Austin "(We kept) telling each other to Peay forward Jerome Jackson. keep fighting,'' Roberts said before Sizemore to three points in the first Middle went on to win the con- breaking down in tears. half. Middle was 13-17 from the line ference tournament defeating This floss) is tough for these where Eastern was 0-3. Tennessee-Martin 59-58 to earn the ► Schedule people, they had greater things in The second half wasn't any easi- OVC's automatic bid to the mind," coach Larry Joe Inman said. er for the Lady Colonels as Middle NCAA's. Baseball Inman's squad came out of the crashed the boards time and time This will be the Lady Raiders locker room only a ghost of the again and converted on second sixth time going to the NCAA tour- dominating team which beat ■ vs. Detroit-Mercy, 3 p.m., chance opportunities. nament. The OVC women have ah Kw\- . •« Middle twice this year. They whipped us pretty good overall NCAA record of 5-18 and today, Turkey Hughes Field ■■ Middle jumped out to a quick 8-2 on the boards." Inman said. haven't won a tournament game lead and senior Laphelia Doss com- ■ vs. Younfcrtown Stale (DH). With just over a minute left, since 1990. pounded the early problems, pick- Roberts and company made a late Coach Inman finished off his noon, Saturday. Turkey Hughes ing up two quick fouls and sitting Field ST, 4 ■! J< W ' surge, cutting the lead to 67-62 on 10th year at Eastern by improving out most of the first half. two free throws by Maria Gearhart his overall record to 161-113 and ■ vs. Youngstown State, noon, "1 ' The Lady Raiders sensed its chance with Doss on the bench and (13 points, five assists). winning his second OVC regular Sunday. Turkey Hughes Field { v But after a missed free throw by * went on a 24-14 run with its tena- season title. ^HhM^fl Middle's Carlita Elder, Eastern Despite not making it back to ■ vs University of I.ouisviue, 3 cious defense causing eight Ul3 turnovers during the run. failed to grab the rebound and the NCAA tournament, he was p.m.. Tuesday, Turkey Hughes Middle regained possession ending proud of his players and his team. . Field Doss would eventually return to *r^r^ \M* 2 *_ aHI^^^^K^^I ^^■L_«JAi— the game but wasn't a factor scor- Eastern's chances. They are an awesome group of Brian Simms/Progress ing only two first half points and For Eastern, the loss puts them young people," Inman said. "I can't Softball grabbing one rebound. at 20-8 and makes them a long shot say enough about these young Senior guard Trina Goodrich gets a shot blocked by junior center Jonelda The Lady Raiders also held to get an at-large invitation to the ladies. They have been a pleasure ■vs. University of Kentucky, 2 Buck of MTSU. Goodrich scored two points in her three minutes of play. explosive freshman Charlotte NCAA tournament. to work with." pm, Friday, Hood Field

■vs. Wright State, noon. Saturday. Hood Field Inman's fortress of building blocks will live on NASHVILLE —As a child. I Lady Colonels in the second round points. Pace shot an impressive ■ vs. Dayton, 2 p.m., Saturday. 44.3 percent from behind the three- Hood Field sat in awe before an enor- of the OVC Tournament. MTSU * mous amount of multicol- defeated Eastern 72-62, ending the point arc for the season. "We had a good year," Inman £t*mlt Aifr fit l ■vs. Miami (Ohio), 10 a.m.. ored building blocks. These blocks Lady Colonels 1997-98 season. Sunday, Hood Field could be constructed into numer- The outcome may not have been said. "It's not how we wanted it to ous make-believe objects from the what most would have suspected, end up, but it was a tremendous mighty fortresses designed for a but despite the devastating loss, the year for us as a team. I can't say Imlooi Track » 5 king to the Lady Colonels are still alive and enough about these young ladies. w colossal sky- well. They have been a pleasure to work ^ ■ University of Florida La* scrapers literal- Inman is losing some of his most with and they are an awesome Chance Meet today. Gainesville. ly reaching up multicolored and multifaceted group of young people." FfaL to my very own building blocks — his four fortress Players like freshman Charlotte *„ sky. The won- corners. Seniors Chrissy Roberts, Sizemore and sophomore Maria ■ USA Track and Field der of multicol- Laphelia Doss, Trina Goodrich and Gearhart are becoming strong cor- Championship. Saturday and ored building Lisa Pace are leaving the realms of ners to Inman's new mighty Sunday, Atlanta blocks of life — McBrayer Arena to build upon fortress. Sizemore was third on the *-,"'^^i we construct their already strong cornerstone team in rebounding (108), assists imaginary (52) and steals (42) and she was Mans Golf positions in life. palaces for our SHANE WALTERS Roberts was named OVC Player fourth on the team in scoring (8.9 ftj£J own amuse- Sfcfe/fnws of the Year by league coaches and ppg). Gearhart was third on the %* & ■ 1996 Ben Honan/Fripp ment, ammmmmmmmmmm sports information directors. She team in scoring (10.6 ppg), only p{ \ ■% ■■ bkrt InaercoOegate Gotf Coach Larry led the team in scoring, averaging behind Roberts and Doss. Tournament today through Joe Inman, too, must have been an 15.2 points per game. Inman's constructive touch has Brian Simms/Progress Sunday. Fripp Island. S.C. imaginary builder just as I once Doss led the team in rebound- built an empire, a dynasty. Lady was. Inman, though, never lost his ing, pulling down 8.6 per game this Colonel basketball will go on. Senior forward Lisa Pace scrambles for the basketball while over-power- constructing touch. Inman's club will grow stronger season. She was second in the con- ing an opposing MTSU player. Pace, a native of Huntsville. Tenn., ended Inman led Eastern to Nashville. with each block he chooses for sup ference in rebounding and field her career as a Colonel with a season average of five points per game, 23 Tenn., Saturday, for yet another goal shooting percentage (55.1). port. Doss, Pace, Roberts and ■ Men's and women's tennis steals and five blocks As a junior, Pace led in the department of three teams are idle this week. OVC Tournament berth. The out- Goodrich and Pace, too, gave Goodrich are being set free, but come was dark with Middle their all. (ioodrich is ranked 21st in they will always bleed maroon and pointers, hitting 37 of 136 shots from downtown. The Lady Colonels ended Tennessee getting revenge on the all-time scoring with 789 total white. their 1997-98 season with an overall record of 20-8, 16-4 in the OVC. ) ». A The Eastern Progress, Thursday. March 5.1998 SpOrtS B7

► Indoor Track Let the real you come out Track teams Shed extra pounds the safe way. place second, fifth in OVC

BY SHANE WALTERS Sports editor OVC Indoor Track The Eastern men's and women's indoor track teams com- Championship peted in the Ohio Valley overall results Conference Indoor Track Championship Friday and Scores For Women Saturday in Murfreesboro, Tenn. The women accumulated an Rank Score overall score of 101.50, taking a second-place finish at the champi- 1.SEMO 126.50 Diet* onship Southeast Missouri State 2. Eastern 101.50 Brian Simms/Progress took the gold on the women's 3. Middle 95 Center side with an overall score of 4. Eastern III. 74 A Bowling Graan player slides past Eastern's catcher Joe Smith during one of thraa contest between tha Falcons 126.50. 5. Tenn. State 46 630 Big Hill Ave. Suite #3 and Colonels. Tha three losses to Bowling Green dropped the Colonels to 2.-4-1. The women had some good Richmond. KY performances and some bad per- Scores For Men (606) 623-4400 formances," assistant coach Tim Moore said. "I think some things Rank Score went wrong with how the heats Bowling Green Falcons 1. Eastern III. were set up. The women, overall, 166 performed very well." 2. Middle 122.50 WOULD The men placed fifth overall 3.SEMO 79.50 sweep Eastern in three with a score of 53. Eastern Illinois 4. Tenn. State 77 $45,000+ University raced its way to a first 5. Eastern 53 BY SHANE WALTERS type of performance since then." Green showed Eastern they still place overall finish with 166 HELP WITH Sports editor points. Ward seemed to have optimism meant business as they upset placed first in the women's 5000 Head baseball coach Jim Ward for his sluggers, even though the Ward's squad 8-6. The men did about as well as COLLEGE? Eastern got an outstanding they could with what we had," meter run with a finishing time of led his squad into the sudden cold squad is so close to its Ohio Valley 17:48.95. Senior Mandy Jones Tuesday against Detroit-Mercy at Conference opener. pitching performance from sopho- Moore said. "We did pretty good more Keith Jones on Sunday, but with how we did, with how we was soon behind Blossom with a You can earn more than Turkey Hughes Field. Due to the "We are a struggling team right $18,000 during a standard now," Ward said. "We got so many late in the game the Colonels stand with other OVC schools." second place finish (18:00.43) in weather, the contest was suspend- defense fell apart, giving way to the 5000 meter run. Army Reserve enlistment... ed until Wednesday morning. returning players that once we get Senior Jamie King was named out, in three or four weeks, this Bowling Green's eight unearned OVC Indoor Track Athlete of the Junior Shawn Afflick placed And over $7,000 if you "Junior pitcher Eric Bess, runs. third (49:37.60) in the men's 400 qualify for the Montgomery because it was so cold, tightened team will play well and be a con- Year at the OVC Championships. tender in the conference. We're 10 "We couldn't get anything done King highlighted the track at meter dash. Freshman Ryan Gi Bill... up and lost a lot of velocity," Ward days from our conference opener against Bowling Green," Ward said. Parrish took third place honors Plus if you have or obtain said. "Detroit got a lot of hits off "Our starting pitching was not good Murfreesboro with a first-place so we've got to get it going." finish (4:51.68) in the mile run. (4:155.54) in the mile run for the a qualified student loan, you him, so we suspended the game." The Colonels traveled from the on Saturday, and we didn't play men, while placing seventh could get help paying it off- Despite the fight against Old good defense, so we got behind. King also placed first in the 3000 home of the Louisville Slugger meter run for Eastern. (1:56.76) in the 800 meter run. up to $20,000-if you train in Man Winter, the baseball team back to the city of Richmond to We were not able to play the type Freshman Kris Broadus placed certain specialties in certain pulled out a victory over the of game we like to play. We've got Sophomore Marna Moore take on Bowling Green in a double- placed second (8:12) in the 10th in the men's high jump with units. University of Nebraska Feb. 26 in header Saturday. to quit losing games and make the And that's for part-time other teams beat us." women's 55 meter high hurdles, an overall time of 6:00.00. Louisville. The Colonels defeated Eastern came unprepared for The indoor track team will service—usually one week- Nebraska 7-4. Bowling Green's wrath, as the The Colonels will host another while freshman Alysia Barton fol- doubleheader against Youngstown lowed in third place with a clock- travel to Gainesville, Fla., for the end a month plus two weeks' "We're not playing with a lot of Colonels fell 10-2 in the first game University of Florida Last Chance Annual Training. confidence," Ward said. "We played while coming up short once again State at noon Saturday at Turkey ing of 8:14. Hughes Field. Youngstown will Senior Felecia Hawkins con- Meet held today, while then tak- Think about it. so well in Louisville against with a 11-6 loss in the second con- ing to the road to Atlanta to com- Nebraska. We played good test of the double feature. return for a noon contest Sunday tributed to the women's 101.50 Then think about us. defense, we had good pitching, we The Colonels gave revenge a and the University of Louisville will total points by placing first pete in the USA Track and Field Then call: hit three home runs and we ran the chance, as they faced Bowling travel to Richmond for a 3 p.m. (24.50) in the women's 200 meter Championship held Friday and bases well. We haven't reached that Green yet again Sunday. Bowling game Tuesday. dash. Junior Sarah Blossom Saturday.

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Lady Colonels win two SPRING BREAK at Alabama Invitational ARE YOU READY? BY DAUB. RBNWRT • Carolina the Lady Colonels tied for pull together behind pitcher Kerri ENTER THE TR0PICANA Assistant sports editor third place in the North Carolina Duncan by winning 5-4, avenging SPRING BREAK CONTEST No pain, no gain. The Lady Invite. an earlier loss to the Lady Badgers. Colonels softball team ran into Worthington's team started off Eastern would come out fired up some tough competition last week- the Bama Bash slow on the first day, in their last game shutting out end at the First Bama Bash, ak.a losing to Centenary 2-1 despite pitch- Centenary 2-0 behind a strong pitch- m mm IOWHOKTSSO DOLLARS OH cotomi om the Alabama Invite, winning two of ing a two-hitter. Eastern would con- ing performance by Karen Scott ACCOOHTmu ttcimA nwio.mr-stmT six games. tinue to not score, getting shut out 7- "Bottom line, unless we can hit Eastern had trouble bashing the 0 by Tennessee Chattanooga and 4-0 the ball and score some runs you tmmm mo turns mu AUTOMATICAUI Bt IH ball as it averaged only one and a by the Lady Badgers of Wisconsin. can't expect to win, (but) that will m DMwiftt, wnmsvAt, n, FOKA mma BOT half runs per game. It was the Lady Eastern would go into the sec- come," Worthington said. Eastern's pitcher Kerri Duncan TOM BOOK SAC Colonels pitching staff that kept the ond session to face the Lady TO TAB WITH THOU OH SWHS BftAK team alive. Besides the game Raiders of Texas Tech who scored (1-2) was named to the all-tourna- ment team for her performance. where Texas Tech, eventual tourna- nine first-inning runs to put the LOCA7I0H 70 IffTtK: ment champions, scorched Eastern game out of reach. But Worthington After the rocky road at the Bama for 10 runs, the Lady Colonels gave was pleased with how her team Bash, Eastern's record is now 6-7 POWILL BOTTOM ROOK MOM 16 up just under three and a half runs responded by holding them to one heading into its own EKU Invite COUmi CAKD 0FFICC per game. run for the last six innings. this weekend. Eastern will host Viul i«ur Mt-btiir JI *** cfcucOu ftmdf "They're all good teams, there is Their (Texas Tech) bats were Kentucky, Wright State, Dayton SO0V LUCKANV HAVE A SAFE BREAK!!t! nothing to be ashamed of," coach on fire," Worthington said. "The and Miami, Ohio. The Lady Jane Worthington said. "We played quality of competition can't do any- Colonels have beaten each one of better last weekend." thing but help us." these teams either last fall or this Two weeks ago, in North The Lady Colonels would then spring. ► Men's Golf SUPER SAVER Golf team starts season with Fripp Island Tourney BY PANEL RBNHAHT next level of competition. This first tournament is going Assistant sports editor They gained a lot of confidence to set a tone," Stephens said. This year's men's golf team has On the fall)," Stephens said. "Our Stephens will be looking for no dominating player like a Tiger goal is to make it to the NCAA. strong performances from seniors Woods, but what the men do have We're one of the best teams in the Mike Whitson, Brent Marcum, and is a deep, balanced team which has conference." team captain Kris O'DonnelL Get a lot at a price that's not. Get a realistic shot at making its first The men will start their quest The coaching staff will also look ever NCAA tournament. for the NCAA tournament this for contributions from junior Andy Subway's Cold Cut Combo. 3 kinds of Games and sophomore Eric Dine in or Carryout First-year coach and Eastern weekend at the 1998 Ben Hogan/ meat on fresh baked bread stuffed with alumni Pat Stephens was pleased Fripp Island Intercollegiate Golf WiUenbrink. 623-3458 with his team's fall performance Tournament Stephens is filling big shoes tak- free fixin's . It's the Cold Cut Combo, and says that having three seniors ing over for the retired Lew The tournament involves 21 Smither, who last year won Ohio definitely makes the team men's teams and is the nation's Valley Conference coach of the at Subway. stronger. largest collegiate golf tourna- year. In the fall the Colonels won two ment. Even as a first-year coach, tournaments, placed second once, Eastern will quickly learn how Stephens thinks it still comes down 6" Only $1.89 SUBUJAV* along with a showing of fifth and realistic their goals are, facing off to how the players approach the ♦ sixth. with larger schools such as game. Expires March 25,1998 Encouraged by the strong show- Michigan and regional teams such "It becomes a mind game ... Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10 a.m. - 11p.m. ing in the fall, coach Stephens is as Austin Peay, Akron and Ball Knowing they can do it, the confi- Eastern By-pass (opposite Denny's) looking to lead the Colonels to the State. dence factor." Sat.-Sun. 10:30 a.m. -11 p.m. ► Tennis Tennis teams struggle against UT- TTie %annin§ Salon 1 visit $4 15 visits $37.50 Martin, women defeat Austin Peay 10 visits $30 20 visits $40 BY SHAKE WALTERS Carr 7-6,6-1. Peay won 4-3. Sports editor Sammons and freshman Sarah UT-Martin sent shock waves Coach Tom Higgins' Eastern Haney defeated Celist Tompkins through both the men and women, Southern Hills Plaza (next to Gibson Bay) 624-2414 Mon. ■ Sat 9 a.m. • ? men's and women's tennis teams and Kim Laub 8-6 in doubles com- as both fell to Martin 7-0. At the No. continued their 1998 season this petition. Junior Ellen Smith and 1 position, junior Adam Doyle and past weekend by traveling to freshman Andrea Siefring won junior Jamie Sellars almost came Clarksville, Tenn., for matches with their doubles match by default away with a victory against Martin, Senior Heather Chadwick had who are ranked in the Top 25 Austin Peay Friday and University nationally, but fell short of the net of Tennessee-Martin Saturday. another good showing for the Lady Colonels and battled in every and lost &6. "We had a tough weekend," The men lost both matches assistant coach Tim Pleasant said. match as she lost in three sets at against UT-Martin without their "We played two of the better teams the No. 2 position and in tie-break- No. 2 player, sophomore Rob in our conference. The girls pulled ers at the No. 1 position in doubles. Bushman, who was unable to play out a good win against Austin Peay The men's team showed great due to an injury. and they also showed great improvement in their doubles play The Lady Colonels stand with an improvement in their doubles play as they won the doubles point overall record of 3-3, and the in both matches." against Austin Peay. Junior Chad Colonels hold strong at 6-4. In the Austin Peay contest, the Williams defeated Pavel Levitanus "Both the men and women had Lady Colonels won three singles 6-2, 6-4 in singles action, while only two practice days outside and matches and two doubles matches senior Derek Isaacs and senior our opponents had two weeks of to beat the Lady Governors 5-4. Jeremy King defeated Dominic practice outside," Pleasant said. Freshman Crystal Sammons Hull and Tong Kamphengphet 6-2, "Weather conditions and the speed won the deciding match against 6-4, 8-1. Despite Eastern's domina- of the surface played major roles in Austin Peay by beating Veronica tion of doubles competition, Austin our two losses this weekend."

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