Eastern Progress Eastern Progress 1971-1972

Eastern Kentucky University Year 1972

Eastern Progress - 20 Jan 1972

Eastern Kentucky University

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49th Year, Number It Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Ky. 10 Pages Thursday, January 20, 1972 University Center Opened January 9

BY DELMA FRANCIS dramatics director and Dr. contains a twelve-lane bowling oe used for instruction purposes Staff Writer Harry M. Smiley, chairman of alley, a card room, a billiard from 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. All the chemistry department room with 16 tables and an 800- other times it will be open for The Powell Building, housing respectively. seat grill. In addition to the free bowling and league the University Center named recreational facilities this floor bowling at 45c per line until 1:00 for Dr. J.C. Powell, vice The carillon in the Memorial contains an eight-chair bar- p.m. and 50c after 1:00 p.m. The president for administration Bell Tower was played bershop and a laundry and dry- game room will be open the was officially opened January 9 following the dedication by Dr. cleaning service, which will same hours as the bowling in dedication and cornerstone Wendell Wescott, professor of open in February. alley. ceremonies. campanology and carillonneur Bowling Alley Open In addition to the building, at Michigan State University. The grill will be open from two lounges and two special The tower was erected in The bowling alley will be open 7:00a.m.-l:00a.m., seven days rooms were dedicated. The memory of Eastern students from 8:00 a.m.-midnight a week, however the hours are rooms are named for the late Dr. who gave their lives for their Monday through Saturday and subject to change. The L.C. Kennamer, former country in war. 1:00 a.m.-midnight on Sunday. cafeteria will be open from chairman of the geography The ground floor of the centra- Monday-Thursday the lanes will 10:304:30 seven days a week. department, and Dr. Richard E. Jaggers, former associate dean for graduate programs. The lounges are named for Miss Marie Roberts, former Senate Hears Hatfield Report; dean of women, and Dr. Thomas C. Herndon, former chemistry professor and Constitution Is Violated chairman of the mathematics and science division. In its first meeting of the new The Center Board was ap- previously held by Prats. Martin Speaks year, the Student Senate agenda proved as permanent in- In the presentation of a included a report by Guy stitution, but the request for a request concerning women's Dr. Robert R. Martin, Hatfield, student member of the student chairman was denied. rights on campus, Pam Cosby, president, spoke in behalf of Dr. Board of Regents. Of major The money requested for the freshman nursing major from Powell, and the speakers for Dr. interest to the Senate were the Black Arts Festival was Louisville said, "I am confident Kennamer, Dr. Jaggers, Miss following: allotted, but all other funds that I speak for an over- Roberts and Dr. Herndon were As of July 1, the University were denied. whelming majority of the Dr. Donald C. Haney, chairman will have a full-time lawyer The Board was unable to act suppressed women of Eastern." Photo by Larry BaHey of the geology department; whose office in the University on the request made by the Dr. J.W. Moore, retired dean of Center will be °P*n to both Senate for a new advisor Women's Rights Proposal students and faculty. The Board because it is a stated function of taining 16 pool tables, a music room, TV room, and other faculty and professor of The center of attraction this past week has been the J.C. proposed longer use of text- the Vice President for In the proposal she asked the Powell Building. The new Student Center houses such at- economics; Miss Pearl Senate to request public support faculties such as a grill cafeteria and conference rooms. Buchanan, retired associate books through standardization Academic Affairs. tractions as the twelve lane bowling alley, a game room con from the women's Inter-dorm professor of English and in the various departments. Following the report from Hatfield, the proposal for Council to go through the proper purchase of a mimeograph channels to affect a change. machine was brought to a vote, Kelhoffer replied that a suit and passed unanimously. might possibly be filed against the University on the grounds of Blacks Present President Martin With Questions Meckitroth Appointed sex discrimination. He said, Chuck Kelhoffer, student "women are at a disadvantage association president an- and have sanctions imposed on nounced his appointment of Dan BY FAWN CONLEY because of needy students," dormitory director would be be found for the course was taking the course described. different areas to incorporate them simply because they are Meckstroth, junior economics Staff Writer stated Dr. Martin. He also hired, Martin answered, "I from Kentucky State and could Although a number raised black studies into courses. women." stated that the funds are given have no objection to a black come no other time. hands, considerably less in- He stated that the expansion major from Batavia, Ohio, to Tom Chamberlin moved to President Robert R. Martin to this campus "quite devoid of dorm director at Eastern," Along the same line, the dicated that they had taken the had been mainly in regular fill the vacancy on the Student impeach himself due to failure Rights Committee created by ' I i met with Eastern's Black race." However, Martin went on to students present were asked course. Vice-President Stovall courses such as English rather to maintain a 2.0 average as Harry Prats, Spanish major Student Union Monday night in Martin also replied that the explain that Eastern has no who would be interested in outlined what has been done in (Continued Oa Page Tea) stated by the constitution as a from Mansfield, Ohio, who an attempt to answer questions matter had been brought before more black administrators or requirement of membership. graduated. presented by Eastern's black the Board of Regents, who took dorm directors than it does The impeachment was voted Merle Mlddleton, senior student body. a negative view on the setting because of the lack of ap- down, revealing a loophole drama major from Mid The meeting was originally aside of money for the plications. in the Senate constitution. This dlesboro, will assume the scheduled for last semester but recruitment of minority President Martin proceeded was recognized by Kelhoffer position of chairman of the was cancelled when President students. to say that one black ad- who said, "it looks like we just committee which was Martin elected to do more However, when asked why ministrator had been hired for violated the constitution." research on the questions. Eastern recruiters knew Eastern's staff, but had been The BSU presented four main nothing about black activities offered more money in a dif- points to be discussed, the on campus, the administrators ferent state and had accepted No Verdict Reached recruitment of black students present could not answer. that job instead. and faculty, the expansion of Black Representation Another area of concern for the black studies courses on the BSU was that of a black Concerning Hetrick Suit campus and black-white The question of black ad- counselor at Eastern, to which relations on campus. ministrators and faculty Martin replied that he expected and a list of reasons why her President Martin explained brought the response that BY BETSEY BELL to have one, but did not say Academics Editor contract was not renewed. She that Eastern employed an open Eastern has five blacks on its when. pleaded her case on the fact that professional staff in direct door admittance policy in the Black Studies Program Dr. Phyllis B. Hetrick's suit her constitutional rights of the recruitment of students and contact with the students. against Dr. Robert R. Martin first and fourteenth amend- that no funds were appropriated Martin also replied that A question which brought and the Board of Regents closed ments were denied. especially for the recruitment Western and Morehead have considerable discussion from yesterday in U.S. District Cojirt Dr. Kelly Thurman, chair- of black students. five, while Murray had none. both the BSU and the ad- in Lexington. man of the English Depart- "Money comes to our campus When asked when a black ministration was that of the At press time, Judge Mac ment, testified that there were advancement of the black three reasons why Dr. Hetrick's studies program on campus. Swinford had not reached a decision in the case. contract was not renewed: A major complaint was that students complained of her although there are such courses Her suit alleged that her inconsistency of assignments, offered, they are at times which contract was not renewed due to her inability to cover the the president's policy of not are inconvenient to students Photo by Larry Bailey amount of work expected of her, wishing to take them, such as rehiring those faculty who are and the doubt that she would be Saturdays. MEMBERS OF Eastern's Black Student Union members know about Eastern's policies con- recognized to have " "Con- able to finish Ph.D. in the time In reply to the question, listen intently as Dr. Martin answers questions cerning recruitment of minority students and troversial ideas" or to be "too limit set by the University. Thomas F. Stovall, Vice during last Monday night's discussion. The faculty, advancements in black studies courses liberal." She is requesting Thurman also testified "I President for Academic Affairs, meeting, attended by a number of students and and the quality of black-white relationships on through her suit an injunction suspect I told her to "Stick to stated that the only instructor to administrators, was designed to let BSU campus. directing her reappointment the text and not talk about the war." Three faculty members testified as to Thurman ap- Second Semester Concerts pointing them to a "secret evaluating| committee." They were to evaluate all first year Center Board Announces Entertainment For Spring appointees for renewal of their contracts. None of the said Hayward Daughtery, Davis who wrote "Wat- Also in March Henry Mancini Smokey Robinson and the members of the committee BY LISA COLLINS observed Dr. Hetrick's classes. Staff Writer director of, student activities ching Scottie Grow" and "I will be in concert with his 38 Center Board would like to and organizations. Believe in Music" will follow in piece orchestra. "The name thank the students and the One member testified that Three programs remian on The Center Board is also February. In recent months he Henry Mancini speaks for it- community for their support Thurman had mentioned the the University Center Board presenting several rock groups has made several appearances self," said Daugherty "He has and hope that they come out for fact that Dr. Hetrick "was not Fine Arts and Lecture Series for in concert this semester. on the Johnny Carson show. six gold albums and has won our pop concerts this spring. If very sociable with her this spring. . "Rather than have all big "Mac Davis is an excellent every musical award there is everyone shows up for these colleagues." None of the members said that they In February the Preservation names perform this spring and performer." said Daugherty. including six grammys. His concerts they won't be slighted remembered Vietnam being Hall Jazz Band,will perform, have just two or three con- "He always gets a standing performance rounds out the because all of it is top notch followed by Jose Greco and His certs." said Daugherty, "we ovation no matter where he overall program for the entertainment." subject matter of the com- mittee. However, one member Dancers in March. Ralph decided to bring in good groups goes. He is tremendous for university community because said that he had heard rumors Nader's lectured- on "En- that are on the way up along college performances." he plays for all types of people. Negotiations are presently of censorship. vironmental Hazards-Man with already established groups Chase will be at the coliseum His hits include "Moon River," underway to sign recording President Martin testified Made and Man Remedied, is to have a well-rounded in March. A combination of "Dear Heart." the theme song star Elton John for a concert Photo by Jim Shephtrd that his attention was called to scheduled for April. program." Blood. Sweat and Tears and "Peter Gunn" and you could go in April. At press time, no details were available but Dr. Hetrick after receiving "I'm sure all of these will The hard rock group. Cactus, Chicago, this more-brass-than- on and on." It's A Gas University officials indicated complaints from one student's prove to be excellent programs will start the season off ten- average group plays a straight "We have had very good that they are hoping to have the parents. They complained of Ted- Guet accompanies on guitar. The Gaslight Theater's that will suit the taste of tatively Feb. 1 at the Alumni 90 minutes with no interupTions. success in all our productions rock star under contract for production, "The World of Rod McKuen. The program consisted everybody, as did all of the Coliseum. They currently have several this year with exceptions (( milimiril (In Pane Four) April 27. of some of the American poet's works. previous programs this year." Country rock singer Mac albums out. such as the late arrival of

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. Powell Building Brightens New Ykar i: The New Year brought to Eastern, the which is an unbelieveable improvement carpeted. The Board of Regents room is J.C. Powell Building. After five years of over the old one in the SUB. It's three also located on this floor and it is most planning and building Eastern's times as big and without a doubt, much impressive. University Center became a reality. cleaner. The atmosphere of the new grill No one can deny the beauty of the During the past week students have is more relaxing and not as hectic as the building or the opportunities and en- been flocking to the Center to inspect and old one. No longer will students have to tertainment it can provide the students. explore what was for the past two years a fight just to walk through the grill. Also However, it's up to the students to take mass of dirt, iron pipes and concrete. on this same floor is the biggest thing to advantage of what the new Center has to Needless to say, they were pleased with hit Eastern since the Hanger Stadium : offer. Since we are all responsible what they saw. bowling lanes. Now students can enjoy students there is certainly no need for a The new Center, although imposing and some entertainment without having to reminder to keep the Center clean and- stately on the outside offers a warm and drive five miles. Pool tables and bumper well kept as the day it was opened. relaxed atmosphere inside. The lounges pool are located directly behind the lanes. on the ground floor are furnished with Although it does cost a dollar an hour, numerous modern but comfortable sofas this doesn't seem to drive patrons off. Dr. Martin Offers and chairs. Also there is a TV in the Marie There is also a card room, which can Roberts room located on the same floor. always be of use. Conference rooms are available to any Located on the top floor is the cafeteria. Words Of Wisdom BOY/? THI5 POWELL student or faculty organization for This is the biggest change of all. No meetings. longer do you feel like you're dining in the BUILDING IS GREAT > BUT TOMORROW Below the the ground floor is the grill, Astrodome. It is well lighted and even Last Wednesday night Dr. Robert R. Martin addressed a group of campus wite I'VE GOT TO 60 TO CLASS. leaders on topics ranging from leadership to the price of textbooks. The Some Students Should Realize group was made up of elected officers of all campus organizations. Everyone Deserves Respect Dr. Martin also talked about the &"% image of the president and the Write ! responsibilities of that office, how the Saturday. Perhaps she was too busy university operates and the meaning of Om In today's college campus life of blue respect. We hope that his words will be jeans, long hair and individualism, talking or laughing with a friend. Nor did she take into consideration that remembered and provide some help for some students seem to feel that such Letters for publication should be typewritten. there are other students on campus who the leaders of this campus. things as common courtesy and respect With an expanded physical plant and. double spaced, and not more than 250 words long. A Letter Of Thanks get up on Saturday mornings and go to All letters must be signed and no names will be ;-are not necessary. an increase in the number of faculty withheld from print. The editor reserves the right An example of abuse to these two class. These students see no reason to ) complain because they understand that over the past eleven and one half years, to edit all letters providing the meaning wUI not be attributes was witnessed last Monday altered. Letters which may subject the Progress To the Students and Faculty of Eastern, the time period is the only one available. Dr. Martin said, "Eastern meets the night at a meeting of Eastern's Black . needs of the students and those of „, and-or the writer to libel will be returned for To personally thank all the wonderful people who These few frustrated students also ' rewriting or withdrawal. have helped id the Betty Crocker Coupon drive for Student Union and Dr. Robert R. Kentucky." He added, "We can be .. my husband. Bill Lucy, would be impossible. took no notice of the feelings' or opinions ' •-'»- ' - ' ■ ' •■■ ' Martin. The meeting had been arranged Many remain unknown, so for ail our new friends of the administrators present either, as proud of the students, they are an in order to give Dr. Martin a chance to ambitious group and know where they Drug Education let me try to tell you how much your efforts have answer questions presented to him by they argued a point which could not be meant to Bill and his family. Never during those changed anyway. They apparently seem are going." months of serious illness did Bill or his family stop theBSU. righting or even once think about an end because unaware of the fact that they were It seems that the image of university Although most of the students there, presidents is generally bad. This may be Dear Editor; the people with their strength and prayers kept both white and black, were at the causing very obvious embarrassment of him in the game. He knew all that you as students both the faculty there and the other because many students don't un- Drugs are a problem all over the United States. were doing, and being young and a teacher it meeting because they cared about what derstand the intricacies in running a Nobody denies that.Eastern doesn't deny it either. made him very proud. We Just knew there would was going on, a few students apparently students. complex university. There is a drug program on this campus but it be a miracle to save Bill because of all the people came only to groan and make remarks Whether or not the students present "The legislature created the needs the help of individual students to become who cared. were rude and disrespectful in- effective. Now let me tell you about that miracle! Bill's .when they were not pleased with what tentionally is not known, but surely Universities and hired an executive As Chairman of the Advisory Board on Drug miracle was not in being given life. His was in the .was being said, no matter who the officer to carry out their policies," Abuse I would like to see this thing work, but I people who made it possible for him to win his last speaker. These few students obviously anyone of college age should have President Martin said. "What might need people. I need people who are willing to learn game for a very important reason. God gave him realized the importance of the meeting about drugs and then share that knowledge with extra strength to fight and, even in illness, to want -did not know the importance of the seem to be authority to some students is to live for those three months, so that people all and should have considered that even if other people. If you've done a little weed or . meeting or, more unfortunately, did not actually a matter of responsibility." dropped a few pills or even if you've done hard over the country could see the beauty and care. it was of no interest to some students, it "It is more important to respect an stuff and come off, that doesn't disqualify you. In humanity in our world. People came together may have been to others. my eyes it makes you more qualified because you from coast to coast for a common cause with Dr. Martin and other members of the individual than like him." He also said would be talking about drugs from a personal view amazing dedication. We cannot regret the suf- -administration chose to ignore outbursts The administrators were not the only "there is no excuse for bad manners and and wouldn't have to rely completely on books. fering but only feel extremely proud and want to .of clapping and groaning throughout the recipients of the abuse, however. Black disrespect." The purpose of this project is to stamp out believe that God who has many purposes for men's Student Union president Larry Pen- ignorance; to keep people from making foolish lives chose Bill for this one. Bill loved life more meeting and continued with answers to Of all the problems facing students, than anyone I've known. He would want his friends nington took the podium at the end of the mistakes but you're not going-to deliver sermons, questions or explanations. One area of the high price of textbooks is one of you're going to deliver information, Facts. This to treasure each day and look at people with new discussion which brought many uncalled meeting to say something which was great importance now that registration program needs your help. There is good to be done faith that in this big world when you need help undetermined by this writer simply but we must get started. If you're interested Just people still send it. Please remember what people for remarks from the audience was that is over and most of the books required have done for one man who needed them. So many because many of those present rose and pick up an application from me or from'the ■of the time period for a black studies have been bought. "Books are too high Student Association Office, fill it out and turn it in have given so much to show what good is still left course. One student felt called upon to began to leave the room while he spoke. and there is nothing we can do about to either Mr. Kelhoffer or myself. for us. Apparently a number of students on You 11 be screened for your attitude about drugs The proud coupon count to date is over 1,000,000 remark that she didn't feel like getting that. The real issue is that we change in less than 6 weeks with Ky. contributing over Eastern's campus do not know or un- and abusers and you'll be put through a weekend up on Saturday morning to go to class. books too often. The bookstores should of preliminary training. After that you go to the 800,000 of those. A machine will be given in Apparently this student was not derstand the meanings of common not be blamed for the high prices," he dorms or other meeting places on campus and memory of Bill Lucy to a fellow patient on the courtesy and respect for other people, discuss the problem. The deadline for these ap- same program. With money which has been listening when Dr. Martin and Dr. said. donated and surplus coupons a second machine no matter who they are. In a university plications is Feb. 3. This is so we can get this Thomas Stovall, Vice-President for As the President concluded he left program together and start it working. Join us and will be purchased. atmosphere, students and administra- help. To all who helped and cared we thank you for Academic Affairs, explained that the the group with some philosophy from letting us see a smile we will always remember. instructor was from Kentucky State tor alike, should be able to express their Joyce Albro Richard Evans, "lead, follow, or get out Walters Hall College and could come only on ideas and expect people to at least listen. of the way." Cheryl and Golda Lucy Margaret Wilke Feiffer Wife, Mother, and sister

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■4> \. spiaw* ■ L THE EASTERN PROGRESS-ThurBday, January JO. 1972-Pag* $ In Louisville i-^wa^ssfi«sft«ifi«ft^w^^^ Kentucky Opera Association Top Photographer Exhibits In Cammack Presents Johann Strauss On January 28 and 29, 1972, at 8:00 the jeers of a crowd. Dubbed "Dr. p.m. at the Brown Theatre in Louisville An exhibition of photographs by Jerry Fledermaus" (Dr. Bat) ever since, Dr. Uelsmann can be seen at the Cammack the Kentucky Opera Association will Falke swears to get even. Baron von present Johann Strauss' famous gallery through February 10. The show Eisenstenin has been committed to includes forty photographs, comparable operetta Oi« Fledermaus. Guest artists prison for eight days for insulting an will include four rising young stars from to the one shown, assembled and cir- official, partly through the inefficiency culated as a traveling exhibition by the New York-sopranos Patricia Wells as of his attorney, Dr. Blind. His friend, George Eastman House. Rosalinda Eisenstein, Syble Young as Falke, however, persuades him to Uelsmann, a Professor of Art at the her maid Adele, baritone Thomas postpone it until the morrow and to Palmer as Baron Gabriel von Eisen- University of Florida, is one of the best accompany him to a ball at the known and most inventive of con- stein and tenor Michael Best as Alfred, glamorous palace of Prince Orlofsky. Rosalinda's former admirer. temporary American photographers. Eisenstein accepts the invitation. After His impressive exhibition record in- Die Fiedermaua is made up of all the his departure Rosalinde, his wife, is ingredients that guarantee a fun cludes a one-man shonat New York's visited by a former admirer, Alfres. The Museum of Modern Art. He was a evening at the theatre. It is full of night has set in and Frank, the warden of waltzes, marches and musical numbers recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowhip the prison, has come to take Eisenstein in photography, and a recent issue of a that were ranked highest on the list of to jail. He finds Alfred taking his ease, popular tunes when they were written photography quarterly, Aperture, and Alfred in order not to embarrass featured some of his work. and have remained on the top ever Roasalinde, goes to jail in Eisenstein's Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. since. It's a wild mixture of glamorous stead. Falke, who has received car- Monday through Friday. young men out to have a good time, teblanche from Prince Orlofsky, has susceptible wives, scheming cham- also invited Frank, the maid Adele, bermaids, mistaken identities and and to complete the joke, Rosalinde. Viennese ballrooms, all seasoned with The latter, in order to be able to observe enough champagne to bubble from her husband unnoticed appears masked aWSS-SWSWft:: beginning to end. She is introduced by Falke as an Die Fledermaus will be produced Hungarian countess, and succeeds in and directed by KOA's producer- abstracting from the pockets of her director Moritz Bombard. Chore- husband his valuable watch, to use in ography will be by Louisville the future as a Corput delicti. Ballet Company's artistic director Nels The next morning they all find Jorgensen. themselves in prison where mistaken Dr. Falke, a noted Austrian identities, assumed names, carelessly WALLACE'S FUNKY ballmaster, Is seeking revenge on his given promises, misdirected ambitions friend Gabriel von Eisenstein. Once lead to delightful confusion. With the when the two were returning home from help of lovely girls, forgiving wives, a masquerade, Eisenstein deposited the repentant husbands and last but not RECORD SALE! sleeping Falke dressed as a bat in a least a good portion of champagne public square, where he awakened to everything is amicably solved. Music Dept. Schedules Events ■

SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 Music wind Quartet, Earl Thomas, Director, Opportunities Day, Foster Building, All Brock Auditorium, 3:00 p.m. Day WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 EKU Sym- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Edward phony Concerto Concert, Roland > i • i. Zolar„.Piano, Faculty Recite, Brock Vamos, Director Brock Auditorium, . ibU all ;. ... I Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. iwbn TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 Percussion THURSDAY, APRIL 6 Clarinet Choir, Ensemble Concert, Donald Cooper, Earl Thomas, Director, Edwards Director Brock Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. Aliditioium, Model Laboratody School, 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Brass Clinic, Foster Building, 9:00 a.m.-3:30 SUNDAY, APRIL 9 Earl Thomas, . »' p.m. Clarinet, Faculty Recital, Brock Auditorium, 3:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 Chamber Choir Concert, Bruce WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 Concert Hoagland, Director, Edwards Choir Concert, David Wehr, Director, Auditorium, Model Laboratory School, Brock Auditorium 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. * THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Brass Choir TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 Peterson- Concert, Frederick Peterson, Director, Bennet, Faculty Recital, Presbyterian Edwards Auditorium, Model Church,8:00 p.m. Laboratory School, 8:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23 EKU SUNDAY, APRIL 30 Symphonic Band Symphony Orchestra Concert, Concert, Robert Hartwell, Director, Roland Vamos, Director Brock Brock Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. Save up to $3.00! Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. MONDAY, MAY 1 EKU Opera TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29 Concert Workshop, Mrs. Heinz Bonnemann, Choir Concert, David Wehr, Director, Director, Brock Auditorium, 3:00-4:00 Brock Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. pjn. Major label LFs! Top artists! FRIDAY, MARCH 3 Symphonic Band TUESDAY, MAY 2 Jazz Ensemble Many, many selections in this special purchase. Classics included! Concert, Robert Hartwell, Director, Pavilion Concert, Earl Thomas, Brock Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. Director Van Peursem Pavilion, 4:30 pjn. Hundreds of records! Come early for best selection! THURSDAY, MARCH 9 Concert Band Concert, John Lawson, Director, Brock WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 Oratorio- Auditorium, 8:00 p.m. Concerto Choir Concert, David Wehr, Sale starts today! Director, Brock Auditorium, 8:00 pjn. SUNDAY, MARCH 26 Faculty Wood- Get your favorites at Big Discounts! mm COMPANY WALLACE BOOK STORE "Figure On Banking With Us" 292 S. SECOND ST. I • mo cm/own IOCAHOHS- WNTOWN RICHMOND -umsnmtm __ ■ Page 4-Thur$aay, January 20, H72THE EASTERN PROGRESS Students Can Now Find As Gas Attendant Summer Jobs In Europe Coed Finds Unusual Job BY Jill BVRTIIKN end of the shift. Her stationary more," aaid the senior coed, j A summer job in Europe is ticket to Europe, plus extra in Switzerland, Germany, Staff Writer position is within a small, four- "I was rather apprehensive at available to any college student money for traveling around France, England and Spain, but Many Eastern students spend walled, self contained structure first and my mother didn't want willing to work. As all of these Europe before returning home. other jobs are available in other several hours weekly on a with controls to activate each of me to take the job," said Linda. | summer jobs in Europe pay a Thousands of paying student countries. parttime Job to facilitate the the 12 pumps when customers One time she watched someone standard wage-and most also jobs are available in European financial load of college. Some pull up. run into a pole, but she couldn't provide free room and board- resorts, hotels, offices, shops, The Student Overseas Ser- are waiters and waitresses, "It's the easiest job I've ever do a thing. It's fun to turn on the only a few weeks work earns restaurants, factories, hospitals vices (SOS), a Luxembourg carry-out boys, baby sitters and had," she said. The customers, intercom system and listen to more than enough to cover the and on farms and construction student organization will obtain salesmen, a partial listing of men and women drivers of all the customers' reactions. cost of a roundtrip youth fare sites. Most openings are located a job, work permit, visa, and typical parttime opportunities. ages, serve themselves. Linda any other necessary working New for Richmond are merely touches a button to One customer asked that she' papers for any American women gas station attendants. activate the machine and pay for his gasoline in exchange :ollege student who applies. "They think that's typical of collects the money when for some good clothes which she EQUIPMENT SALE! Applications should be sub- me," said Linda Morris, senior customers come to the cashier's could sell to the students on' mitted early enough to allow the special education major from window. "I have time to do campus. "You could make a SAVE UP TO SOS ample time to obtain the Louisville. things for myself-write letters, profit," he explained to her. work permits and other The nature of the station is crochet, and read," she said. Fill it up! Service with a smile' 20% and MORE necessary working papers. unlike most, as Linda never "I especially like the older and never ending experiences touches the vehicles or pumps people. If they seem in a bad with people to relieve the on all radios,JTV's, Interested students may except to check figures at the obtain application forms, job mood, I just smile and talk loneliness from the job. tape players, and stereos listings and descriptions, and the SOS Handbook on earning Til a trip Europe by sending their Inteijrns name, address, educational Photo Submitted ffiSfcltt institution and fl (for ad- "Working students"-Paula Johnson and George Hanrahan Jr., i + i{Jy>rf.22l South Stcond dressing, handling and postage) both seniors, stopped on the lawn of the State Capitol at the start •■ -£-f 823-5433 to Summer Placement Officer, of the Frankfort Administrative Intern Program, which began r SOS-Student Overseas Services, last June. The students were two of EKU's three participants in 22 Ave. de la Liberte, Luxem- the seven-month work-study program. Not pictured is Sharron bourg, EuroDe. Ferman. and 4 p.m. There is no charge The schedule for the spring BY MARLA SAMPLE. for taking the exam. All semester is as follows: Monday, <» COUNTRYWIDE THEATRES, INC. ^ Organizations Editor registration must be in by Tuesday and Thursday. 7-9 Hetrick Trial Closes January 31. p.m.; and on Sunday from 2-5 Gymnastic Clinic p.m. (Continued From Page One) is helpful." of "draft counseling" in her Seminar at the UN Martin stated that he had no classes. There will be a Seminar The Women's Officiating Admission to the pool is by Dr. Hetrick spending class time personal knowledge about Dr. Hetrick also stated that conducted at the UN from Services is sponsoring a I.D. only. Unless you are in a - talking about the war, the performances in the classroom. the atmosphere among her February 19th through the 26th, Gymnastic Officiating Clinic, men's swimming class, items 1 moratorium, and how to avoid^ He added, "My discussions of colleagues was not one of 1972 sponsored by the EKU Saturday, January 22, 1972 at such as a suit, towel, and lock me (irait. Martin stated in his the whole matter were with openness about current matters political science department Weaver Gum. There will be must be furnished.. Children 1 affadavit that he then told Dr. Dean Ogden." Martin testified which she felt . were of and the CIRUNA Club. The three sessions: 10-12, 1-3 and under U must be accompanied Frederick Ogden, Dean of the that Ogden, himself, and the professional concern. 1. She also central theme will be: "Com- 3:30-5:30 p.m. Mrs. Carol by an adult, rules are posted in , Liedtke of Louisville's Moore College of Arts and Sciences, Vice-President of academic said that the university seemed munist China in the World the pool area. 1 to investigate Hetricks's affairs had discussed some pleased with her progress High School is conducting the ' "wasting time and failing to reasons of Hetrick's dismissal. Politics." clinic. The pool will be opened, at' toward her Ph. D. The Seminar is open to all these times except during ' teach." Dr. Hetrick testified that she CivU Liberties She also stated that she qualified undergraduate and regularly scheduled holidays, When asked about faculty remembered students bringing received no advice concerning censorship Martin stated that graduate students. Par- The Civil Liberties concerts and home basketball ' up the subject of the Vietnam ■•the teaching methods she ticipating students will earn l the board of Regents adopted War because they were wanting Association will meet at 6 p.m. games. * should use for her classes. She credit hour under PoU90 or Pol. tonight at the Student the AAUP 940 rule about faculty off for a national moratorium. ; aaid that she was issued no 1 freedom. He paraphrased the She said that the subject was 500. Due to limited space Association Office in the Powell Sophomore Class syllabus for any course. available sign up early. Further Building. For further in- statement as saying that a relevant to the students and Several students testified in teacher is free to discuss any information and applications formation call 625-4386. The Sophomore Class is I assigned compositions on the Dr. He tricks behalf. They sponsoring a dance in Martin subject matter "as long as it is subject matter. may be obtained from Dr. stated that Dr. Hetrick would Kwak, Dept. of Political Science French Club cafeteria Friday from 8:30 to a in his field of instruction and is Hetrick also said that she involve the class in discussions qualified to discuss it." Martin Wallace Bid. Room 313. 12:30. The band will be remembered mentioning relating the study matter to The French Club will meet "SPYCE" and costs fl stag and also stated, "If there is in- conscientious objectors. Robert tonight at 6:00 in the North end current world matters. One of URE $1.50 Drag. novation it should be com- Sedler, Hetrick's attroney, the students stated that "she ••• of the Student Center cafeteria. mended. I don't believe that stated that later she was ac- .really tried to get me to think The Undergraduate Record Student Teaching wandering off into a talk session cused by the dean of the college Recreational Swimming br myself." Exam will be given Saturday, Student teachers ap- March 4th to seniors graduating Since Monday a new. schedule ;:- plications for the fall semester, — in'^May or August of 72. To* of recreational swimming is 1972, will be available, in the register go to the Institutional being offered to facility ami Office of Prof essiohtfl Research Office between I a.m. students at the coliseum pool. Laboratory Experiences, Combs 201. All applications must ' be completed and the II Shop s UNIVERSITY CENTER , returned by February 11th. „. f-Ins-vf rAe'^ RICHMOND Sato I Man's underwear. Social Professions Buy • bundle! Today the University of Kentucky School of Social ■ Save ■ bundle! Professions will talk to any minority students who are in- terested in a graduate program in social work. The represen- TAKE ADVANTAGE Clearance tative will be in the conference room on the third floor of the Jones Building. No appointment SALE necessary. Business and Liberal OF US! Famous Maker January 26th the State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance, Mur- Coordinated freesboro. Tennessee will in-, terview all Business and- Liberal Arts Majors for jobs in and Separate Accounting, Underwriting, Field. Claims, EDP (Programming & Analyst), and Management SPORTS- Training programs. National Banks Interview The Regional Administrator WEAR of the National Banks of Cleveland, Ohio will interview Tops and all qualified Seniors in Dean Young's Office. WOMENS MENS bottoms Kducation Majors Nelson County Schools, Were NOW Were NOW greatly Bardstown, Kentucky, will be interviewing interested SLACKS 23°° / 13" SLACKS 2o°o / 11" Reduced! education majors. 00 SWEATER 8 / 44t goo / 4n 00 DRESSES 19°° / ii" SHIRTS 14 / 7" Seminar Couse goo 4t HOSE 2s0 / 49* / 4 Now Offered COATS 2800/ 18" COATS 3000 / 17" SAVE 00 2700 This semester a new general BELTS 6 / 3° SHOES / 17" studies course, 399 is being 1600 / offered. The course called Hot Pants 12°° / 6" 9" VaAND college colloquim was proposed 50 BLOUSES 1600 / 94t 6 / 3" several years ago, and was TIES approved by the general VESTS 10°°/ 5" SWEATERS 20°° / ll" MORE education committee this year. Rag. 3 for 2.98. Men's briefs and craw neck The course is in- Plus-Jewelry 40% Off KNITS 300 / 4tt * T-shirts of white Fortrel' polyester/pima cotton. terdisciplinary and liberal VELOURS 1800 / 11" continuing Soft, absorbent and durable. studies oriented. "We hope we can somewhat follow student our gigantic 40 interest," said Dr. L. L. Barlow, Sale 3" 2 Associate Dean of CUC. It will uJhr Hnturrsitij §linp be somewhat on the lines of a Sale prica effective thru Saturday. senior seminar, primarily for COAT AND DRESS seniors, but juniors are allowed to take the course. Student Charge Accounts Welcomed The course is taught by Dr. f ■■ ,I.;'-;I SALE! Riggs of the psychology Store Iteurs: Mondav-Friday ll.VM.-7 P.M. department, Dr. Milos Sebor, Saturday s A.M.-5 P.M. geography department, Dr. Hurry for best selections JCPenney Wallace Dixon, sociology: The values are here every day. department and Dr. Barlow, 212 Mater S,. many styles and colors! associate dean of CUC on - Tuesday nights from 6:00 p.m. S 8:30 p.m.

Ik. mmt THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thur$day, January 20, J*72-Pag« 5 'Professionals Working Together' Allied Health Program Largest In State

health professions to deliver coordinator of Allied Health, is were given. Some faculty ployer-Student ■ Conference. BY. KATHY MAY their valuable aid. currently trying to develop members were present to give This involved the students ft BONNIE GRAY Under the Allied Health three new programs. The Allied information and facts, with directly with hospital and program there are five Health department is working Candy Stripers from Pattie A. nursing home officials from Associate of Arts Degrees (2 with a hospital in Lexington to Clay serving as guides. Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, and Eastern's Allied Health years) offered. These are: Food upgrade Eastern's two year The purpose of 'Teenage Tennessee program is in the process of Service Technology, Nursing, Medical Lab Technician Volunteer Day' was to acquaint Its purpose was not just to get even more expansion and Medical Records Technician, program into a four year the students with Eastern and to jobs but to find out what jobs development. The sixteen Clinical Medical Assistant, and program training students to recruit them to Allied Health. It are available and to get prac- programs offered here com- Administrative Medical become medical technologists. will be held again in March of tice having interviews with prise the largest Allied Health Assistant. The four areas of There is no official University this year and will be a statewide employers. This year the program in Kentucky. concentration are Corrective approval as of yet an no con- affair. A story covering program will be called the Basically, Allied Health is Therapy, Manual Arts Therapy, crete plans expected until fall Teenage Volunteer Day' ap- Allied Health Job Pair. Last used to describe a concept Therapeutic Recreation and of 1973. peared in the "Volunteer year it was so successful and meaning different health care Educational Therapy. Secondly, the program is Leader" which is one of the unique for a University in the professionals working together The eight Baccalaureate discussing the possibility of national publications of the Eastern United States that it as a "team" for the common Degrees (4 years) are providing a B.S. in Health Care American Hospital Association. was given coverage in purpose of curing illness or School Health, Public Health Administration. This would be The second program con- "Hospital Progress," an official maintaining health. (Community Health and En- unique in the undergraduate ducted at Eastern last March publication of the Catholic Anything not at the doctorate vironmental Sanitation), level. was called the Health Em- Hospital Association. level is considered Allied Speech Pathology and Also, some indefinite plans Health. are being made about training Photo Submitted In the past, most health care Audiology, Dietetics, Turf Winners Rehabilitation Counseling, for Radiologic Technologists (x- 'Round The Home' Debuts has been the sole responsibility ray technicians). of physicians and doctors. Medical Technology, Nursing, agricultural students by the National Golf The field of Environmental Dennis Lane (left), Beloit, Ohio, and Roy B. However, the increasing and Social Work. In addition, Course Superintendents Association for study in Sanitation, also available at As WEKU-FM's New Comedy Hourigan III, Gravel Switch, Ky., are demand for health services and Eastern also offers seven pre- turf grass management. Both plan to enter the professional curricula in Eastern, provides an oppor- congratulated after receiving $500 scholarship the doctor shortage has caused Eastern's radio station, discusses the various new profession of superintending golf courses. Medicine, Dentistry, tunity for concerned people to checks by Dr. Robert R. Martin EKU president. doctors to call upon the other WEKU-FM has begun airing its Veterinary, Optometry, do serious work toward trends seen in all kinds of areas. The scholarships were awarded the senior new program, 'Round the Physical Therapy, Dental alleviating some of the en- Horne,' Wednesday nights at Hygiene, and Pharmacy. vironmental problems plaquing The "Round the Home" 10:00 p.m. The same show will Eastern's Allied Health America. They work not only program originated in Britain be repeated Sunday nights at Program has received a grant with people but also with the in the middle sixties and is only 10:30 P.M. ROTC Scholarships Increased from the Division of Allied environment itself. now being introduced to the The half-hour program Health Man Power of the In March 1971, Allied Health WEKU-FM listening area. The combines humor with accents More money and additional subsistence allowance from $50 tuition, textbooks and lab fees qualified alternates will be. National Institute of Health sponsored two special first program was heard last as British radio comedian scholarships are now available to $100 per month for 10 months for each academic year during offered 3% -year scholarships programs designed to aid Sunday night. The London over the past four years Kenneth Home races through a to students who get their college of each academic year. the length of the scholarship. as result of the new law. students in health professions, Times has called the program totaling about $100,000. This double talk script with his education under the Army All ROTC Advanced Course ROTC cadets receive one-half EKU freshman cadet Robert the first program was called an "half an-hour of the purest helps cover the cost of supplies, cohorts Bill Pertwee, Hugh ROTC program. and scholarship students the basic pay of a second J. Bertrand, Jr. an agriculture 'Teenage Volunteer Day*' and impure entertainment going." travel, and salaries. They are Paddick, Betty Marsden and currently receiving a sub- lieutenant when they attend a major, was one of those selected involved 136 'Candy Stripers' Opportunities for more currently filing for another Kenneth Williams. The show was written by sistence allowance will have six-week advanced camp in the for an additional scholarship. from seven hospitals within a students to win valuable Army grant from NIH for $100,000 for The program also includes Marty Feldman and Barry their allowance increased to summer between their junior This brings the total to 28 cadets fifty mile radius. Ap- ROTC scholarships opened up the year 1972-73 to support several feature spots, among Took, who also wrote the British $100 retroactive to Nov. 14, the and senior years. , at Eastern who currently have proximately eleven presen- on Nov. 24 when President faculty salaries. them "Backroom Boys of the comedy program "Goons", day the government lifted its Steps to award some 780 Army ROTC Scholarships. tations from all departments Nixon signed into law two bills- Tom Connelly, Eastern's BBC" and "Trends," which which was popular in Britain. one to increase scholarships; temporary freeze on wages and additional scholarships this the other to double the monthly prices.. current academic year have subsistence allowance. The new law also permits for been taken by the ROTC The scholarship law-Public the first time up to 20 percent of Directorate, U.S. Continental Law 92-166--increases the the scholarships to be granted Army Command. These ceiling on Army ROTC to students in the two-year scholarships will take effect scholarships from 5,500 to 6,500. ROTC program. These are with the beginning of the next There are now 5,500 students junior college graduates and registration period. attending college on Army students of four-year colleges This fall 1,067 high school ROTC scholarships. who have not taken Army ROTC graduates began their college The subsistence law-Public during their first two years. studies on four-year Army Law 92-171 -doubles ROTC Each scholarship pays for ROTC scholarships. About 180 a course i ■ 294 S. Second HOURS: 11-8 Mon. thru Fri New Committee f^ j^ 11-6 Sat 1 Will Meet President Robert R. Martin oukpeMM recently appointed students and Army ROTC. faculty to the newly created Governance Committee. The appointment of the committee stemmed from the Powell report conducted in the latter sixties. The committee will meet about 100 hours this semester to study the relationships and governing policies of everyone wm o£ connected with the University— In our Advanced Course the monthly sub- faculty, students, ad- ministration and staff. After evaluation, the com- sistence allowance has just been increased. From $50 to $100. mittee will make recom- mendations for changes to the One hundred dollars every month for 10 months of the school Board of Regents. Students are urged to voice their opinions. year. To spend on room and board, dates and ball games. For those who feel that charges should be made, the committee will provide the outlet for ex- To save for grad school. pression of their feelings. \ But Army ROTC means a lot more than more i ~ T I FREE.Cut Out ...FREE money. It means management and leadership experience that BUCCANEER you just can't get anywhere else. The kind of thing that can Drive In Richmond Lexington Road land you a better job, and move you along faster once you WELCOMES get it. It means a commission as an officer and everything ALL STUDENTS that goes with it. The prestige, the pay, the chance to travel, the experience. Now ROTC looks even better. For the money you'll earn today. For the person you'll be tomorrow. See your Professor of Military Science, or send the coupon for

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Page t-Thunday, January 20, ltll-THE EASTERN PROGRESS Key Home Contests For Colonels Middle Tennessee, Western Invade This Weekend

This is, however, an In- American center Jim Mc- portant, the Hilltoppers lost team. Western must depend on in the NCAA tourney last year. Defenaively, Western will BY JIM KURK BY JOHN NELSON teresting season for the Daniels and forward Clarence Coach John Oldham and, are good shooting, quickness and a Glover. Rex Bailey and Jerome now under . the direction of tough defense. Their reboun- depend mainly on 6-1,175 senior Progress Sports Editor Staff Writer Hilltoppers. They have many Rex Bailey. The toughest aspect Perry are both recovering from former assistant coach Jim ding strength has weakened as problems of adjustment such as of Bailey's game is his defen- injuries but will be playing. And Richards. their biggest man Is 64,239 Ray Three starters lost to their loss of four players via sive ability; yet, he Is also noted last, but perhaps most Im- Lacking the size of last year's Bowerman. Bowerman will be graduation, lack of depth, graduation, including Ail- for his unselfish play making on 1 inexperienced forwards, and a trying to fill the shoes of AU- We Like New Frosh Ruling American Jim McDanids at the offense. Besides drawing the losing season in 70-71 are Just a toughest defensive assignments few of the problems which center position but is young and inexperienced. He averaged Bailey handed out 106 assists Over the holidays the NCAA, as you probably Coach Jimmy Earle ia facing last season, nearly 20 more than with his Middle Tennessee Blue 14.6 points and 13.2 rebounds for have heard by now, passed a resolution which the 70-71 Frosh, hitting an anyone else on the team. allows freshmen to participate in varsity football Raiders. Coach Earle is in his third season at MTSU and ia amazing 60.8 per cent of his and basketball. The new ruling is subject to the trying to improve an unim- Held goal attempts. Western's record now stands at 6-6 overall and M on the approval of the individual conferences in the pressive 32-28 won-lost record. Davis and Dunn Add Strength NCAA, but most, if not all, of the leagues are ex- However, a pushover is far conference. Their only con- pected to pass the bill. from the description of this Adding to the shooting ference loss came suprisingly young team and they will be out strength of Bowerman is 6-2 on their home court in Diddle I think it's a good rule and one that should have senior Terry Davis, whose Arena against Tennessee Tech. been passed sooner. In most cases, it won't have a to prove it against the Colonels Saturday night at 8 p.m. in ability to shoot from anywhere The Colonels will be looking for great impact because few freshmen, in general, Alumni Coliseum. The Blue on the floor is bis finest asset, their second and third con- are ready for varsity competition when they come Raiders now hold a 7-2 overall and Jerry Dunn, a great shooter ference wins agaisnt Middle to a campus fresh out of high school, but in the record and are 2-0 in OVC play. from the corners, who was All- Tennessee and Western opposed Junior center Chester Brown, OVC last year and starred in ,to one loss, which came against instances where someone is capable of playing as a Murray at Murray. freshman hell be able to now. 6-10, is the only returnee up Western's march to third place front with any experience and it Because of the new rule, then, a school will be is felt that he could well be the able to put its absolutely best team on the court or key to their success this season. OVC Race Swings field, and this is as it should be. The most apparent Brown averaged 4.8 points and bad sitution that this rule will solve, of course, is 6.8 rebounds last year as a that familiar one of a school which has a mediocre reserve and is capable of top Into Full Gear varsity basketball team and a player of superstar performance against stiff competition. potential on its freshman squad. The talented Morehead mentor Bill Harrell freshman would now be able to compete and the Bonner Heads Backcourt By JIM HOUSE agreed, but not as school would then be able to place its best team on wholeheartedly. "I have to go A sophomore guard from It's something like "On any with my two original choices, the court. Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 5-11 given night..." And in the Ohio Murray and Eastern,'' he said. Mason Bonner was the only Valley Conference, that axiom Harrell also included Austin scholarship player on last years has worn Itself out. Truer Peay as a "definite contender." frosh team and averaged 24.0 words, however, were never Jim Richards of Western The Colonels journeyed to Oklahoma City just after points a game. Bonner is the spoken. Take, Just for starters, conceded that his Hilltoppers Christmas and captured the championship trophy Raider's crowd pieaser with his what has happened after only were "not much of a threat this ot the All-College Classic Tournament there. fantastic passing and ball two nights of conference action. year," and that "Eastern is the handling. He is not only an Middle Tennessee, nobody's favorite." But when was the last Throughout the tourney the Colonels played ex- intelligent player but he choice in the Ohio Valley time a Western Kentucky club cellent basketball in whipping Texas Tech, Santo maintains a 3.0 grade average. Conference pre-eeason poll, sits was not a contender? Clara, and Oklahoma City U. en route to the title. Coach Earle has great alone at the top of the heap Strong dismissed the rumors Charlie Mitchell, who's averaging over 24 points respect for Eastern and he while Eastern and Murray, that his Colonels were in the a game now, was named the most valuable player picks the Colonels to win the nearly everyone's choice, are driver's seat, saying "Our being OVC with Murray and Western one-third of a six-team tie for picked was based on returning of the tournament and he, along with George close behind. second place. Austin Peay, starters...but we're the smallest Bryant, who's now averaging almost 22 per outing, Monday night, January 24, at Morehead, Tennessee Tech, and team in the league." made the All-Tournament first team. 8 p.m. in Alumni Coliseum the Western are the other (our The four coaches agreed After the tourney Eastern dropped two tough non- Colonels will get their first shot second place teams while East unanimously on one point, conference games, one a road contest to that at the 71-72 Western Hilltoppers. mete by Larry Bailey Tennessee is alone in last place. however. All mentioned the Although Eastern is favored in Here's how it happened: Colonels' Daryl Dunagan (14) watches the play importance of the road game. rugged Southwest Louisiana team that came here the OVC, the Western game will LARBY BAKER (44, dark uniform) of Oral Middle Tennessee opened "We've played 11 games, Roberts U. tries to stop Eastern's driving Billy while Oral Roberts' Melvin Morton (40 seems to in December (they're in the top 20 in the nation be a tough and important one. with a 7448 win over East eight of them on the road," said Burton (52) in a January 10 game at Alumni be more interested in something (or somebody) now) and a home encounter to Oral Roberts (who's In their last ten tipoffs against Temmeasee, then slipped by Strong, "and we haven't been Coliseum won by Oral "Roberts 102-96. The in the stands than the play. already knocked off Morehead and Western). Western the Colonels hve won Tech, 66-55. Eastern had to able to establish any momen- only two contests. .r. ri -> i M come from behind to edge tum." I Austin Peay, 93-90, then did the .Strong also mentioned the same but fell three points short importance of home games. at Murray, losing 72-69. Murray "All home games take on added had lost to Bill Harrell's significance," he said. "If we're Morehead sophomores, 81-69. going to win the conference, we Tennessee Tech beat Western feel like we have to win all our in Bowling Green for the first home games and hope for 60 per time in eight years, 75-72, before cent on the road." FLY SOUTH its loss to MTSU. Austin Peay, Luther decided to settle for 50 This Sale Is Bigger And Better Then You trailing Morehead 62-47 at the per cent on the road, men- half, rallied to clip the Eagles, tioning Eastern's swing through 113-104. Austin Peay and Murray last Have Ever Seen. We Have Received New Middle Tennessee will put its week. "Anytime you come unbeaten mark on the line through here and get out with a Shipments Of Clothes Which We Don't Saturday night at Alumni split, you're in good shape. Real THIS SPRING Coliseum, while Western visits good shape." Luther's club is Morehead, Murray travels to apparently not in good shape, Have Room For So We Are Having This Tech, and Austin Peay meets having already lost one at winless East Tennessee. home. The dust will settle again for a Harrell was in agreement Sale To Make Room. day and a half before Monday's here, too. "Every game is schedule finds Middle at important, though you normally SPECIAL BULLETIN Morehead, Austin Peay at Tech, shoot for one-and one on the and Murray at East Ten- road," he said. He called the *W0*&7\ OUR ELEPHANT BELLS nessee. next two games "very im- That leaves two teams and no portant." HAVE JUST ARRIVED OVC fan will have to look twice Harrell's heralded to figure out that it's rivalry sophomores blew a 15-point time again. It's Eastern vs. halftime lead, and, like Murray, Western already. lost one at home. "Had we gone Western'sdominance of OVC on and held the lead like we basketball is over-or is it? No should have, we'd be in real matter what. the records in- good shape," said Harrell. dicate, even the oddsmakers Anytime that happens, it is due will be scratching their heads to what he called a "very over this one. sophomoric attitude." Western, a solid favorite last year, had to settle for a 94-93 Just how good is Austin Peay? overtime victory, and the "They're real good," said Colonels are a likely choice this Harrell. "A definite con- time around. But back to the tender." And maybe for the business at hand. first time in his career, Harrell Eastern coach Guy Strong was rooting for an Eastern attributes the scramble to the team. "It would have been fine balance in the eight teams this if we had beaten Austin Peay year. "The league ia the best and Eastern had beaten Murray." balanced that it has been since Richards, who thought his I've been here," he said. team "had the basketball game Murray coach Cal. Luther won" (against Tech) has more called it "a typical OVC race." troubles at hand than the and said he expects "a real COMPLIMENTS OF dogfight." i( onlinuril (In I'agc Si-vcn)

» h ssssssssl THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thursday. January 20, 1972-Pagt 7 In Vandy Invitational Next Eels Trounce Strong Eastern Michigan Recent collegiate swim Combs' Eels as the EKU "East Michigan had beaten honors. 'V competition between Eastern aquamen took nine of IS first Ohio University 81-32 last The Eels will travel to the and Eastern Michigan resulted place finishes in a meet held at Saturday with some real fast Vanderbilt Invitational in a M-45 victory for Don Donald Combs Natatorium. swimming and, very frankly, Championship Meet on Jan. 21 we were swimming a little 22. The VIC features com- scared," commented Eels' petition between swim teams coach Combs. from Ohio University South Combs added, "Our first Carolina, Georgia, Cincinnati, relay dropped their time about Indiana State, LSU, Kentucky, four seconds which won for us and Miami of Ohio. and this really shocked East Earlier, fti Eels finished third Michigan. Our team swam in the University of Tennessee extremely well for the first time Relays in Knoxville. this year. We knew we were Turning in particularly supposed to be pretty good, but outstanding performances in we never had worked as a team Knoxville were freshmen Tom till this game." Javins of Charleston, W. Va., First place winners for Wes Arnold of Kingsport, Tenn., Eastern were: 400 medley and Don Crawford of Nashville, relay-Wes Arnold, Ron Holihan, Tenn. Also, divers Greg Hook, Don Crawford, Kevin Miles Ken Walters and Gordon West (3:43.8); 1,000 free- Spencer were very impressive. Murphy; 50 free-J.B. Hughes Assistant coach Dan Lichty (: 22.2, ties the varsity record); directed the EKU swim team at 200 IM-Tom Javins (2:04.9); Knoxville in the absence of Greg Hook on the one-meter Combs, who attended an NCAA board; 200-yard butterfly- Athletic Direcrors' meeting in Murphy (2:03.3); 100-yard free- Miami, Fla. The Eels were able Kevin Miles ( :48.6); 200-yard to pile up 45 points, as compared back stroke-Arnold (2:06.9); to the University of Tennessee and 200-yard breastroke-John with 100 and the University of Photo by Donald Wallbaum Davenport (2:21.3). South Carolina with 52. The THE EASTERN EELS strain to get off to a good start in a meet won the meet by a score of 68-45 taking nine of 13 first place Photo by OonMd Wallbaum J.B. Hughes, a freshman University of Cincinnati against Eastern Michigan in the Combs Natatorium. The Eels finishes. J.B. HUGHES, a freshman from Florence, Alabama, takes a from Florence, Ala., and a High finished the Relays in fourth breather after tying the Eastern team record in the SO yard School All American, tied Pete place with 43 points. OVC Race Reed's team record in the SO Tennessee won every event, freestyle in a meet against Eastern Michigan in the Combs (Continued From Page Six) t Natotorium. Hughes' time of 22.2 seconds tied Pete Reed's old. yard free-style with a :22.2 except the 200-yard butterfly Eastern on Monday. mark. clocking. Freshmen and relay in which it was 'Toppers home court loss. But you know thow the axiom BOBBY JACK sophomores took al first place disqualified. Eastern finished Western faces a tough road trip, goes, and there will be two more second in three eventa-600-yard traveling to Morehead on of those "given nights" between freestyle relay, 200-yard Saturday and coming to now and next Tuesday. SPECIALIZING IN breaststroke relay and diving- Eastern Signs Five High School and third in five of the 12-event REGULAR CUTS, annual relays. I PIZZA" DEN "] SHAMPOOING, Grid Stars To Grants-In-Aid Women's I On Tha By-Pass Next to Convenient I Rickey Blackburn of Belfry for the late Al Vipperman at senior was an All-Mid State RAZOR CUTS, High School and James Lamb of Belfry. The 17-year old athlete Conference choice this past I I Gymnastics FREE PIZZA COMPLETE HAIR Scott County High School have was a three-year letterman in season. Lamb also par- I I become the latest signees for football and also plays ticipated in basketball and Clinic Set STYLING Eastern head football coach basketball and baseball. baseball. A Women's Gymnastic's" I Buy one-Get one Free Roy Kidd. "Rickey and James will be Clinic sponsored by the I No Rumors-No Brag-Just Fact! I Blackburn, a 6-2, 190-pound Lamb played defensive welcome additions to the 1972 Women's Officiating Service* I All At Reasonable Pricm defensive and pffensive end, halfback and running back for Colonels. We feel very pleased to will be held this Saturday in For the Best Gol-dern Pizza In Town I was an All-Eastern Kentucky coach Bill Wilson's Scott County have signed them," Kidd said. Weaver Gym. There will be I I HOURS - « AM TO « PM MOW. - FRI. Mountain Conference selection Cardinals. The 64), 170-pound The signing of Blackburn and, three sessions in the clinic: 10 I Let Granny or Gramps I 8 AM TO 6 PM SAT. Lamb bring to five the number a.m. to 12 noon; 1 p.m. to 3 signed by the Eastern coaching p.m.; and3:30p.m. to5:30 p.m. I Make You A Good Pizza! I Men'a Hair Styling Shop L.T.D. Wrestlers Edge Marshall, staff for the 1972 season. This clinic is for officiating I I Two Louisville high school gymnastics and everyone is Special Good Only With This Coupon Por tor Drive (Behind Jerry 'tj stars, Damon Shelor of Iroquois invited to attend. The clinician 1 Good Mon-Tues-Wed. Jan. 24-25-26 I Oft Eastern By Pus Even Season Record High School and Mi*' ael will be Carol Liedtke. L J Mester of Bishop David, we +*+*++0>tl+0+*>++0*l*+**+l0*>++++*++*M++++++++++*++++***++++++* The EKU wrestling team, outscoring your opponent by also signed with Eastern. RICHMOND paced by key wins by Dan ..jess than 10 points and earning Shtlor. a 6-1, 200-pouad DRIVI-IN THf ATM •■»•»*» vtM&L.-utieiA.biBt'm i* *nm\jm.n\*Qni». . -,■ -«neiiar— *#»rw\ Nettle (142 lbs.), Chris Reeder 3 points for your team. The linebacker, was an AAA All- 4 SUJM Saw* an US. IS (177 lbs.) and Randy Randolph reason for the NCAA adding state selection. "Damon has SWOT Baad - Ph. *JJ-I71« (Hwt.), edged Marshall another means of scoring team real good speed and is a real TONITE & SUNDAY good hitter. We feel very for- University 19-18. This victory by points, superior decision, was to MOVIE STARTS 7:30 P.M. the EKU grapplers evened their encourage aggressive wrestling tunate to have signed him," season record at 1-1. by both wrestlers throughout Kidd said. EKU CENTER BOARD the entire match. Mester played defensive Captain Dick Loewenstine got With Colonels leading 16 to IS tackle for Coach Denny Nash at the Colonels their first three after Reeder superior decision, Bishop David. He stands 6-1 and points with an 8 to 6 decision Marshall regained the lead 18 to weighs 225 pounds. Michael also • PRESENTS IN CONCERT * over his Marshall opponent in 16 with a 7 to 2 decision in the 190 has good quickness and pursuit 126 lbs. match. Behind in team pound match. This set the stage and is a tough hitter," Kidd scoring 6 to 3 going into 142 lbs. for a climatic Hwt. match in said. match, EKU got a pin from Dan which-*«CU Randy Randolph Curtis Stewart, a 6-2, 215- Nettle in 2:30 of the third period decision the Marshall Hwt. 3 to 2 pounder from Lynch High to put the Colonels ahead 9 to 6. on riding time. This gave the School, also inked with EKU. Marvin Alstott, EKU ISO EKU matmen its first victory of Stewart played offensive end "CACTUS" pounder, upped the lead 12 to 6 the season, 19 to 18, in a real and defensive linebacker for with a convincing 10 to 5 thriller. coach Ed Miracle's Bulldogs, decision over his Marshall Dan Nettle was named who finished as Class A run- opponent. Marshall won the wrestler of the week for his key nerup this past season. MJTCHEU February 1st, 1972 - 7:30 P.M. next two matches, IS* and 167 pin in the 142 lb. match. The Stewart was an All- pound class, by a decision and wrestler of the week prior to the Cumberland Valley Conference pin to take over the lead IS to 12. Marshall match was Chris choice and an honorable ROU8ERS Then in the 177 pound match Reeder for his 12 to 7 victory mention All-State selection. BHUCED€RN «, •••*•* ••*••• Chris Reeder scored an over- over his Miami opponent. DIANE LADO ALUMNI COLISEUM whelming 14 to 1 decision to give The Colonels matmen opened JACK NICHOLSON EKU back the lead 16 to IS. the second half of their season « l««y «io€« Rjl Under the new NCAA scoring by traveling to Wilberforce system there are two types of University on January 18th. decisions 1) superior decision Their home opener will be ALSO WILLIAM SMITH outscoring your opponent by 10 Saturday, January 22nd, at 2 aMMBsl PIE HARP" or more points and earning for p.m. agalst Morehead MOTION PICTURE ATTRACTIONS your team 4 points; 2) decision- University. 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Page 8 Thursday, January 20, 1972-THE EASTERN PROGRESS Marmie New Assistant Grid Coach Eastern's Brooks Named Eastern Athletic Director Shannon, who coached the coached and was probably the Glenn Presnell has announced defensive line. Shannon was most complete. He was a threat the appointment of Larry unable to coach last season both passing and running. Universal All-American Marmie. former Eastern because of a heart condition. Larry is a student of the game quarterback, as an assistant and will certainly be an asset to Jimmy Brooks, Eastern's downs scored in a career (36) football coach. Marmie will "We are certainly glad to our program." Kidd added. four-lime All-Ohio Valley and most points scored in a assume his coaching duties. have Larry Join us here at Marmie is a 1966 graduate of Conference tailback, has been career (220). Jan. 1. 1972. Eastern. He has the experience Eastern where he was a star- named to the first team college Having led the Colonels in and coaching know-how to help ting quarterback for coach Kidd division All-American squad by rushing, for four straight years The 29-year old Barnesville. us out." EKU head coach Roy for four years. He still holds the Universal Sports. and the OVC in 1970, Brooks Ohio, native will fill the position Kidd said. school record for highest Universal Sports is a ended his EKU career with 3.842 left vacant the entire 1971 "While here at Eastern, he completion percentage In one Canadian-based sports yards on the ground. This past season due to the illness of Bill was the first quarterback I season (62.1 per cent. 1965). publication with offices from season, he carried the ball 231 Toronto through Vancouver. times for 814 yards and eight This was Universal Sports' touchdowns. third annual All-American Brooks also returned punts Join The For The LUNCH BUNCH team. and kickoffs for head coach Roy PraziifW Brooks, a 5-10, 180-pound Kidd's Colonels, averaging over senior from Louisville, Ky., 20 yards per punt and kickoff Submarine PIZZA holds 10 school records and five return during his Eastern conference marks. His con- career. Sandwich Any Single ference records include most Brooks was joined on the All- touchdowns in a single game (4, American team by fellow OVC With Salad, r Topped vs. East Tenn., 1971), most runs player Jim Barber of Western Choice of Dressing, ▼ 10" Pizza from scrimmage in a career Kentucky, who made the first (920), most plays total offense and Small Drink team defense at a linebacker Dine In or Carryout in a career (921), most touch- position. 1" Track Team Looks Good Monday thru Friday; 11:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m. i Sunday thru Thursday; 11:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. In Indoor Competition (Good thru January 31,1972) : The EKU track team jour- have added needed depth to the THArS AT THI All NCW^)l/J^#A °^» « •*** ■* •*•»•' neyed to the University of squad in many areas. Fine Tennessee in Knoxville for their performances were turned in at Dial 623-2264 first indoor competition of the Knoxville by freshmen Steve 1972 season. With only one week Seiss, Bill Souto, and Ray Hood, i of training Eastern turned in all of whom qualified for the Eastern By-Pass ■ $ many fine performances. semi-finals in the 60 yard high m The most outstanding hurdles. achievement for EKU was an Two other freshmen turned in effort by Mervyn Lewis in good efforts in the meet; Tony Photo DV Larry ttaiiey ALBUM OF THE WEEK winning the 880. Lewis won over DeCandia finished fourth in the ORAL ROBERTS GUARD Ingram Montgomery dropped 102-96. Eastern returns to the hardwood 4 the outdoor OVC 880 champion shot put and Randy Jungkurth t32) bats the ball away from Eastern pivotman this weekend tor « p.m. games in Alumni Paul McCartney's from Tennessee Tech. His time finished fifth in the 880. Dan Argabright (50, white uniform) in a game at Coliseum against Middle Tennessee Saturday of 2:00 flat was excellent for Senior Keith Bertrand was a Alumni Coliseum last week which the Colonels night and Western on Monday night. early in the season and on UT's doubtful starter at Knoxville "WINGS WILDLIFE" small tartan track. because of an injury in the 440, Reg. '5.98 but he still finished a close Gerry Scaring met the second in the three lap race. ON SALE *3" qualifying standard for the Eastern's Miller finished fifth in Indoor NCAA by winning his this race. trial heat of the GO yard dash in This week the track team will ALSO a time of 6.2 travel to Ohio State for the The EKU mile relay team Midwest USTFP Cham- composed of Sebree, Harbut. pionships. EKU's main entry JEFFERSON AIRPLANE Bertrand, and Lewis placed will be in the mile relay as they second in the meet. will make an effort to qualify Some excellent freshmen for the NCAA in this event. "BARK" Intramural Basketball Reg. '5.98 NOW ONLY *949 Meeting Today f There will be a compulsory a representative at this I team managers' meeting for meeting. ^ the upcoming intramural EQUIPMENT SALE 20% and more off basketball season today at 4:00 The basketball entry deadline p.m. in room 156 of the Begley is tomorrow, January 21. En- Building. All teams who wish to tries must be turned in at participate in intramural Begley 213 no later than 4:00 basketball this year must have p.m. OVC BASKETBALL STANDINGS 228 South Steond CONFERENCE ALL GAMES W L W L 623-5433 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2 0 7 2 ©5 Qfi. 675 Qfk Bfk OK QUEEN All combinations - 30cextra for aach addition 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. 11 A.M. till 1 AM Sprite .„ » Coka - Sprits - Root Baar ■ Oranga ■ Milk 20a* Orange 20 CoffM 15* Open- To 12 Any orderrdtrX over 4.50 delivered free to campus Iced Tea 20 Sunday thru Thursday Plus 5* Kantucky Sakw Tax Friday Til 1:00 Saturday Til 2:00 BIG HILL AVE. ON U.S. 25 ANDY'S PIZZA PALACE /

t> .i l r THE EASTERN PROGRESS-Thur$aay, January 20, 1972-Paga f A Picture Tour Through The Powell Building

Two Students dine in the University Center's 1,000-seat cafeteria.

- I (Outside view by Larry Bailey) (Interior pictures by Jim Shepherd)

The lounges offer one student time to study.

Since the opening of the Powell Building housing the University Center, EKU students might be described as 'kids with a new toy.' During the main leisure hours, students flock to the center, taking advantage of its many recreational facilities, among which are a 12-lane bowling alley, a gameroom containing 16 pool tables and a TV lounge. There is also a lounge for those with studying or othet pensive con- centration on their minds. *VT*l * -*1 For meeting and talking with friends, an 800-seat grill on the ground floor offers a casual, relaxed atmosphere. Anyone needing general information has only to go to the information desk on the middle floor. Some offices have changed location among which are the office of Student Affairs and Organizations and the Student Association Office. .i Will Student patronage decline after the initial novelty has worn off? It's doubtful. Students know a good thing when they see one.

Another student takes aim at one of the 16 pool tables.

i A future BPA champ demonstrates his form at one of the 12 lane bowling alleys.

A spacious card room makes Crazy 8's more fun. A Others find the outer walkways ideal for a night stroll.

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Pag* 10-Thursday, January 20, 1972-THE EASTERN PROGRESS By Planned Parenthood Abortion Information Offered

she has more numbers from Miss Hearing said, "All pay BY BETSEY BELL which she may choose." referral services were banned Academics Editor She mentioned that last July. They were taking There are many points to be Washington D.C. will only money from girls when they considered when a girl plans to accept those pregnant up to ten should not have." She explained have an abortion. She should be weeks. She said that most that these referral services sure of her decision and waste clinics charge around $150 up to were placing ads in small town no time in a quiring information. fourteen weeks. Any girl un- newspapers where women were Most doctors figure that by derage needs an affadavit not well educated about the time a girl misses her first signed by her parents. abortion procedures. period she is usually two weeks Angela Hearing, at Planned She said that a few agencies pregnant. Up to the third Parenthood in Lexington ex- operating provide services. month, abortions are con- plained that she had more "They will book a girl's flight sidered relatively safe. Later freedom in advising girls. She is and will have a chauffeur at the the abortion becomes more allowed to five numbers of airport to take her to the office complicated and more costly. clinics and hospitals. She said where she can call the clinics. that in New York she refers They also help the girls find In Kentucky the present girls to either East Women's places to stay. Last year we conditions on legal abortions Center or Eastgate Medkal are "to save the life of the referred 310 girls-about 25-30 a Group. In Washington D.C. she mother." Recently the month." refers them to Preterm. American Law Insitute bill has Miss Hearing explained that Miss Hearing said that in the been drafted for consideration the most important thing is for Washington clinics girls who go in the legislature which allows for abortions are given coun- the girl to be sure that she wants abortion due to health of the an abortion. She emphasised selors. "The girl is with her mother, rape or incest. These counselor from the time she must be performed in hospitals that speed is another major enters the clinic through the and approved by three doctors. consideration. ."The early abortion. There is no pushing abortions range from $150 to Photo by Donald Walloaum Photo by Larry Bailey There are three places in the girl into abortion. They Kentucky which offer in- $200 and after the third period is always have the option of formation concerning clinics in missed they can go as high as changing their minds." Oblivious To Clock-Watchers This Final Student Winds Up '72 Registration $350" New York and Washington D. C. In Louisville and Lexington are V the Planned Parenthood Associations. The Mountain Maternal Health League in BSU Questions Martin Girls Hopeful As Greek Rush Week Ends Berea also offers this service. Planned Parenthood in Louisville cannot give lists of (Continued From Page One) a matter of give and take," cumulative, be at least a second misunderstandings. If shecannot BY MARTY PATRICK she really didn't think it was asked to join another for one referral services, but they can continued Martin. He also go to a party where she has Staff Writer worthwhile." semester freshman, and must calendar year from the date of contact the Manhattan Planned than separate courses which stated that, "We cannot live in not be on social or accademic accepted an invitation (because On Wednesday, the girls could depledging. Parenthood which offers in- might have been avoided by harmony. . . as long as racism of illness or class), she should Shakesphere's words will only go to parties of sororities probation. It is the responsibility of both formation concerning clinics students. exists in any form." haunt many girls as rush week which sent them invitations. The rush rules are: let her rush counselor know the rushee and the sorority Such things as African history One topic of discussion immediately. and hospitals. comes to an end. "To be or not Furthermore, they could only Rushees must abide by all the woman to avoid double dating Mrs. Keyes, who heads and slave trade have been in- centered around the conference A rushee may not phone any to be, this is the question." attend four parties that night. rules of the Panhellenic during rush. Louisville's Planned Paren- cluded in regular General room assigned to the Black sorority member until after bid But the decision will be more Tomorrow night, preference Association. Failure to do so is a A rushee may not have a thood explained that their board Studies courses because more Student Union in the Powell complicated than that. The girls night, rushees can only choose personal reflection on the day. date on preference night. students come into contact with Center. The room is to be used A rushee is expected to be at of lawyers would not allow her must decide from seven two parties from the ones they rushee, which is noi Sisters may have normal to supply girls with clinic phone these courses. on the condition that, "if you sororities: Alpha Delta Pi, received invitations from. Later overlooked by sorority mem- the party at the set time the contact. numbers or those of hospitals. Emphasis is placed on black need it all the while, you keep it Alpha Delta Sigma, Alpha in the evening the girls must bers. party is to begin, and will leave A rushee should realize that She said, "If a girl decides that studies in many courses, but all the while," according to Kappa Alpha, Delta Sigma choose their preferences and The name tag which is at the time designated on the' sorority members will not she wants an abortion she can special emphasis is placed on Martin. Theta, Kappa Delta, Kappa then wait anxiously for the final issued by Panhellenic at the schedule. engage in prolonged con- come here and I will give her the College of Arts and Scien- However, Martin also stated Alpha Theta, and Chi Omega. ordeal-bids will be given out beginning of rush is to be worn A rushee may not change versation with a rushee, but will the number of the Manhattan ces, mainly because it is the that, "if it's not to be used by Rush started Sunday with a Saturday afternoon at 12 to all rush parties. her preference card after it has be helpful and courteous to any Planned Parenthood. She must largest. you at a certain time and some tea. 120 girls attended the o'clock. A rushee is responsible to been turned in, and she is student. ten them the number of weeks Relationships between whites other group needs to use it, I festivities for spring rush. One Along with making a decision replying to her invitations at the obligated to pledge any If at any time a rushee she suspects she's pregnant. and blacks on campus hope you will allow them to use girl when asked why she went the rushee must meet Pan time and place designated in the sorority she listed, if her wishes to drop rush, she must They will then give her a list of presented another area of it." out stated, "it makes your hellenic requirements and printed schedule. preference and thes sorority's contact her rush counselor before numbers for clinics and discussion. "I don't believe It's Further meeting between Dsv college years more worthwile." abide by all rush rules. The Pan A rushee should keep a preference match. A girl who returning her invitations. hospitals. If she calls one clinic all white racism," Martin Martin and Larry Pennington, While another stated that she hellenic requirements are:a careful record of party ac- breaks her pledge or resigns Silence begins January 9 and doesn't like the tone of voice stated. Black Student Union president didn't go out for rush because girl must have at least a 2.2 ceptances in order to avoid any from one sorority shall not be through January 22. or the way they treat her then "Improved relationships are took place Wednesday morning.

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