Team roster plus in-depth ■j^k Thel ne Easterneastern pre-game analysis/B7 See what grade professors w gave two papers from Progress^^J www.progress.eku.edu Internet cheat sites/Bl F week ' ,1 M Some employees get big raises KSU ByjAONTAFBJMAN Managing editor "If you Greater than 10 detains When Eastern doled out its annual increas- underpay These ITDS employees received an increase greater than 10 per- es for this year, most employees received people, cent. For the comptetete list of employees who got more than a 10 around the standard 4 percent, but the staff of percent raise, turn to page AS. football the newly formed Information Technology and you'll get I Delivery Services (ITDS) got raises averaging employee current salary percentage increase three times that amount whet you ■B> 38J50%^» On average, employees in that department players got an 11.4 percent pay raise, with some paid for. Margaret E. Lane $64,960 32.57% increase higher than 30 percent, a database Robert Kustra, mmmmma $83,480 BY RAQUEL WKXIAMS search of faculty and staff salaries showed. Jean Marlow $51,654 29.14% Assistant news editor Forty-nine university employees got raises of President 10 percent or above, the database showed, and $38,240 tmmtmmmmmm Officials at Kentucky State University ITDS had the highest concentration in one JJ Christopher Hart $40,596 25.78% detained three Eastern students after accu- department ■MBY4.13% sations of illegal scouting at KSU's football bigger markets like Lexington. wmmmmm $43,447 ITDS combines the former offices of acade- Mona Guckes $42,911 21.06% season opener. mic and administrative computing, networking, Keith, who received a 30.44 percent raise, Eastern football players telecommunications, printing and mail services. bringing his salary up to $83,480. said Eastern ■D.7*% Eastern makes good on new policy; 821 disenrolled ► Inside Accent B1 BY SHAWN HOPKINS their obligations," Walters said. As for his own fees, Walters said he News editor The disenrolled students have until "I think they should give us longer to had "gotten that taken care of." Classifieds A4 Some students may also have a prob- Nov. 15 to make arrangements, which is pay the bills," said Maria Clay, a sopho- Perspective A2. 3 Monday's mail held a surprise for more psychology major from I.ouisville. lem with paying the $25 non-refundable 821 students. They came back from the same day as the old deadline to fill out a deferred payment plan. She thought some students needed deferred payment fee when they know Police Beat A4 classes to find a letter stating they extra time and should- they have money coming in. Linda had been disenrolled since Friday. Realistically, how- Sports B6-7 ever, students do not n't be penalized for Kuhnhenn, director of internal audits, These students, approximately 5.5 «If they're really that. said if students had come this far, they What's On Tap B2 percent of the student body, had all have nearly that much time to re-enroll Those penalties, should be ready. Weather missed the Friday deadline for mak- here end going besides the difficulty ► ing arrangements to pay their fees. As before they get behind "If they're really here and going to part of a new university policy they in their classes. to class, then in re-enrolling, class, then $25 is not an issue," TODAY include the possibility Kuhnhenn said. Hi: 86 were disenrolled until those arrange- "Now obviously ... $25 is not an ments are made. there are no classes that disenrolled stu- Vince Cochrane, a senior occupation- Low: 59 "I think it came on a little sudden," that begin then," said issue. dents will lose their al therapy major from Ashland, said Conditions: Sunny said Brian Walters, a senior English Jill Allgier. university place in classes that although students should pay their bills, FUI: Sunny major from Winchester. registrar. Linda Kuhnhenn, fill up. such fees are not trivial for the average SAT: Sunny Walters said although there was The Friday fee director of internal Walters said he student. advance notification of the change, arrangement deadline thought it was unfortu- "I say $25 could be (important)." SUN: Partly Cloudy audits nate, but students had there perhaps could have been a larger was also the last day Cochrane said. "What is that, about a Reminder effort made to make students aware of to drop or add a full » some warning. week's worth of food?" ► semester class. "That's just one of lYesident Robert Kustra said the uni- the situation. The deadline for campus-wide room changes However, Walters said he basically Adding a full semester class late, as the the consequences of fulfilling your versity did not intend for this new policy is Sept. 10. Students must make an agreed with the administration's policy students who were disenrolled will have obligations," Walters said. to punish students. that students should pay their fees on to do, is a complicated process that He also said he couldn't see how stu- "We don't want to lose students." he appointment for a change. Call 622 1515 time. requires approval from the professor dents couldn't take two hours to make for more mformationn "I think it's important that they fulfill and the dean of the college the class is the arrangements. See Tuition/A5 > V Perspective A2 Thursday. September 2.1999 The Eastern Progress DonKafehtedtor Tuition increase should benefit students strain on them and make paying grams. the campus. Open forum opportunity to voice opinion hard to handle. Eastern is already on the right Students need to go to that The time for Eastern to do And that's exactly what it Most students juggle a full track. It created a tuition-setting forum and make sure they will be something for its students is should do. class load with work, and addition- committee, which includes a stu- getting what they pay for next now. The Council on Administrators need to keep al costs wiO make that trick hard- dent representative, to deckle how year. Postsecondary Education gave students in mind if they decide er to do. the university needs to interact But the ultimate decision on Eastern the opportunity when it to increase tuition because it is That's not to say Eastern with the campus community on what kind of increase students decided that each university those students who will be shouldn't raise tuition in the fall. the issue. will see on their bill next year would have the responsibility of affected — both in paying the There are going to be things this An open forum is scheduled to will come down to Eastern's setting its own tuition. increase and reaping its bene- university needs and raising give everyone the opportunity to administrators. So when making Eastern has the chance to eval- fits. tuition will be the only way it can voice his or her opinions on an that decision, we hope they uate the situation and see what Many students already have a get them. But administrators need increase. At the forum. President remember the reason Eastern the school absolutely needs, what difficult time paying for school — to make sure any increase is used Robert Kustra said two or three Kentucky University is here — kind of increase would be needed the majority requires financial aid. for things that will benefit stu- possible percentage increases will to provide an education to the to get those things and how that Any increase, no matter how dents, and are not instituted to be presented along with what people of this region at a price increase will affect students. small, will put more financial pay for frivolous or optional pro- those increases would mean to they can afford. ► Campus Comments THE ISSUE Eastern's new payment policy required students to pay For those of yoo who Haven t their tuition or sign a deferment contract by the end of p*:d your tuition, today6 lesson w the first week of classes. News editor Shawn Hopkins focus upon financial accountabi asked students if they thought the new policy is fair. BRANDON SHOOP I think if s a little hasty to be dumping people out of school. We get screwed around a lot at this school. Anthropology Year: Sophomore No, because it takes a little longer for some students to pay. London Major Physician assistant studies Yaar: Sophomore James Carroll/Progress PAST DUE People pretty much already know what's coming and you should More than 800 students were disenrolled for not paying tuition make proper arrange- The university administration had and leg work on the part of the student. taxpayer dollars to continue to operate. ments. (But) a new good intentions with the enforce- And, as many students know, coming Eastern has bills of its own that must be process should be devel- Ashland ment of its new payment policy, into a class late can be difficult.' paid. - Major: oped. but good intentions are not always Most professors start handing out It isn't fair to the taxpayers and the pay- Environmental assignments on day one and students a ing students to let students go weeks health science enough. Year: Senior The new policy required students to week behind have to work extra hard to before paying or dropping out without pay their bill or sign a deferment con- catch up. paying a penny for the classes they did tract by close of business last Friday In many cases they never do. attend. or find themselves disenrolled But the university had other goals in President Robert Kustra said he wants BEN DAVIS Monday. mind including teaching students finan- to put students first at Eastern. And with The administration cited several rea- cial responsibility. this policy he came close, but not close sons for the new policy including getting If students move off campus and don't enough. students who are serious about school pay their bills, they will soon find them- An attempt to put students first should into the seats occupied by students who selves and their stuff out on the street. start with making the deadline to pay don't intend to pay or didn't even bother So it is reasonable for Eastern to send before the first day of classes. It's good because it to attend class. students who don't pay their bills pack- And if that means opening dorms a few forces you to take some That makes a lot of sense until you ing. If they don't learn the importance days earlier so students have more time to action. check the class schedule. The last day to of paying their bills now, they will have get to Billings and Collections, then that is add a class and the deadline to pay fell a tough time adjusting to life after what should be done. Columbus, Ohio on the same date, forcing students who school. And by the first day of classes only stu- Major: Corrections want to fill those vacant seats to do a late There is also an economic interest to dents serious about school will be on cam- and juvenile service add. This requires a lot of paperwork this new policy. Eastern receives a lot of pus ready to learn. Yaar: Senior ► How to roach us Richmond/ -w^The Eastern Phone:(606)622-1881 | E-Mail: progressOacs eku edu | Fax:(606)622-2354 Where to find us EKU Campus To report a story idea To suggast a photo or orrtt ►The Eastern Progress la located just off News a reprint Lancaster Avenue in the Donovan Annex on the Shawn Hopkins, 622-1872 Andrew Patterson, 622-1578 west side of Alumni Coliseum. 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September 2.1999 NeWS A5 Salary: most for 1999-2000 Greater than 10 Tuition: state Tht it^onty •* EWtmt faoAy w naff These employees also received increases greater than 10 percent. employees utml m»iiMH 4 trnrn m WttM wxirty waOg ■MSI 0* fciwWWH employee current salary percentage increase tells schools to *0 Bruce Hill $6,595 49 28% received a 4 Linda Kuhnhenn" $75,000 46. 91% aggressively Proportion ol JannaVice" $71,835 35. 39% percent raise Robert R. James"$54,607 25. 60% collect fees 0-5% from the front Rodney Rhodus $40,638 25. 26% □ from the front Kevin L. Mionor" $79,383 22. 94% Y2K problems coupled with the implementation of the new 501-10% Maureen Everett** $62,988 22. 57% said. Onda Bennett** $85,000 22. 56% Kustra said the change had Banner system also pushed the two purposes: to determine university to raise the salaries, B. Afsah-Mohallatee** $33,150 20. 55% "who our students really are," said President Robert Kustra. IMt10% Benjamin Bayer $50,000 18. 90% in other words which students Some employees got raises as actually showed up as high as 38 percent Dominick Hart** $96,000 18. 89% Charles F. Turpin $39,958 18. 87% opposed to students who are The salary adjustments last still on registration lists year are all part of an effort by Harold Smith $46,390 17. 13% because they haven't with- Eastern to make us more attrac- Laura Jones $29,990 16. 53% drawn yet, and also to get stu- tive in the marketplace. So we get Leon Hart $25,274 16. 44% dents to show some financial the very best administrators as Russell Enzie* $95,028 16. 32% responsibility. well as faculty," he said. Linda Kuhnhenn agreed that "If you underpay people, you'll Virginia Falkenberg* $73,552 15. 86% the idea is responsibility. get what you paid for," he said. Paul Blanchard** $82,209 15. 12% "We're asking students to be Twice, salary adjustments James Tanara $30,179 14 22% responsible — to let us know were recomended for the com- Monica Santa-Teresa/ProoTM* that they're here and that puting departments, but both Craig J. Pippen $32,792 14. 22% they've made a commitment to times they were overlooked, said. Lana W. Gibbs $32,532 13. 42% pay the fee," Kuhnhenn said. Keith said. But the increase caused some " With the com- Rick Cox $38,762 13. 08% Coincidentally. the day of the Eastern had not kept up with morale issues in other Steven Falkenberg $63,853 13. 06% notification was also the same increasing wages that go along Departments at the pexity of finan- day a study was released from university Margaret J. Dean $39,275 12. 37% with technical positions, like the cial aid, I fert my the state accounting office stat- ones in the Information Susan Luhman, the former James Dantic $32,640 12. 10% ing Kentucky's public universi- Technology and Delivery director of student financial assis- staff deserved Gregory Lemons $42,424 12. 03% ties needed to more aggressively Services, said Vice President for tance, resigned after she tried to 68% collect their fees. Eastern was also bring her staff up to what she this as well. Dan Robinette* $72,699 11. Administration and Finance Doug Donald Greenwell $78,574 11. 38% specifically cited in the report as Whitlock. felt was a comparable salary to Susan Luhman, a university that needed T As the school hired new peo- what others in similar positions Glenn Kleine* $79,989 10. 93% improved fee collection. ple to work on programs like the earn. former director of Barbara McMullin $30,000 10. 37% "That was an amazing coinci- Banner system. Eastern's new Luhman, who had worked at student financial Jaleh Rezaie** $76,709 10. 29% dence to receive that letter and computer system that will handle Eastern for 22 years, said she is assistance read the newspaper in light of what much of the university's databas- sure the people in Information John F. Jewell $43,059 10. 10% they are doing here," Kustra said. es beginning in the fall, adminis- Technology and Information » Gary Janicke $50,762 10 02% Allgier said the new policy has trators realized they couldn't get Services deserved the raise, but Robert Kustra $165,000 10. 00% already been effective in reducing quality employees for the salaries so do several other people in the Whitlock said. Although no one late accounts. She said the num- was Tired under the new plan, ber of people who hadn't made they were offering, Whitlock university, who she saw as under- 'Increases calculated from nine month base salary said. paid. some positions that were vacant arrangements by the deadline was When they started offering The members of the comput- did not need to be filled, he ** Increases includes administrative promotion less than half those in the same more competitive salaries, the ing department were compensat- said. situation last year. seasoned employees in those ed for their technical ability and He said consolidating the sev- "So, there has been some skills. She asked that her staff, eral departments into one office chairs to divide among the staff "When you wear that badge progress made," Allgier said. areas were being paid equal and also saved a lot of money in oper- baser) on merit evaluations, of distinction, it doesn't take ill some cases less money than who all received a 4 perc#nt long for administrators to ... people newly hired, he said. increase, also be compensated for ating costs. Whitlock said. Whitlock said ITDS did not Kustra. who received a 10 per- come into this office and say - In one case, a 10-year what they knew. 'wait a minute. We might have "With the complexity of finan- ask for any additional money cent raise, bringing his salary up Eastern employee with an engi- from the president or the uni- to $165,000, said when compared the highest paid faculty, but neering degree, was making the cial aid, I felt my staff deserved versity for the raise, and none to its benchmark institutions, what about the administration s*ame as a new person hired this as well," she said this week of the extra increase came Eastern already has the highest and classified employees'," he rjght out of school, Whitlock from her home. from the general pool for rais- paid faculty, so there was no said. said. But the money wasn't the only es. need to increase their pay any Kustra, who received a 10 per- i "I think we would have been reason she left. She said she tried The majority of Eastern's more than the standard 4 per- cent increase himself, said the wry unfair and generated some several times to convey her mes- employees received about a 4 per- cent. increase was necessary. moral issues in that area at a time sage about what she felt was a cent pay raise — the amount the High salaries, Kustra said, is "It's only fair that this universi- vje could really ill-afford it," if necessary increase for her state gave the university for salary what gives Eastern "first pick" at ty compensate people in academic salaries weren't raised, Whitlock department, and no one wanted increases. Everyone at Eastern the best faculty in the area. computing at a fair market rate said. to listen. was given an across the board 2 But that caused some adminis- and that's what we did," Kustra + "In my mind it was very jus- Merging the several offices percent increase, and the other 2 trators to start looking at their said. tifiable and if we had to do it paid for the salary increase, percent was given to department own paychecks. again, we'd do it again," he Total Body Tanning 4 kDindex 636 University Shopping Center E.K.U. BLACK EXPO 99 Richmond, KY Academic Computing A6 Adoptions of KY B4 WELCOME BACK EKU STUDENTS! Aerobic Kickboxing A4 Alpha Gamma Delta B4 "Keep your summer tan all semester long.' 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Stop in Combs 207 Monday through Friday, 8am to 4:30pm and fill out an application. - I i k •\ The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 2,1999 NeWS A7 Chris gets student lit presidency life is complicated Boy with hearing problems now enough... lose weight listening to senators at first Student Association meeting Monday smpiy. i,. BY SHAWW Bowom / in student senate. "It's really important that Newsedhor everybody feels like they're wel- Student body president Chris come," Pace said. Pace speaks warmly about Most of the student senators the book his mom wrote are new to the job, with many for- about him. mer seiuuore nrt returning "If• a 100 percent true story," 1 have real positive feelings Pace said. about the senate as a whole," "Chris Gets Ear Tubes" is a Pace said. "I really think we have children's book with illustrations a great mix of people." : 15%°° (which Pace said actually repre- There was optimism'during only at Richmond MaS MetaboHfe sent a composite of pictures of his the meeting, especially during 625-SSS5 . brother) written by Pace's mom, student senator introductions. Betty Pace. More than Sixty thou- half of the stu- MetaboHfe"' Independent Distributor sand copies of " I have dent senators, 90 count only Nol valid with any ottiar otter Expires 9/30/99. the book are as they intro- being distrib- duced them- uted, along with selves, said an ear treat- thejr wanted ment, to doc- to be a stu- tors by a dent senator Japanese phar- to "make a maceutical difference." company. It's ate as a Not much about how whole. I really happened during Pace, who said the actual meet- he was five think we have ing, however. years old at the treat mix off Vice President [HppIeLee's)) time, had a for Student Chris Pacs's mother wrote "Chris Gets Ear Tubes" when he was 5- medical proce- Affairs Thomas year-old. Pace said the book is a true story about ear troubles he had. dure done to Myers unveiled correct his Chris Pace, an artist's con- Buy one entree hearing. student association ception of the "We're having a cookout," how he got to senate. "All the kids president new Student Tolliver said. "This is for students Last year there were two before would Services to get to know who we are and motions made accusing him of get a FREE say stuff and I w Building. This what we offer them." campaign violations, including couldn't hear $20 million He said it was the first time all overspending on his campaign four organizations had collaborat- funds and campaigning too close appetizer! them right," United for building, paid Exp. 9/26/99 Pace said. for with state ed on such a project to the election booths. Pace remem- United Way *1 think this will get you inter- Though there was an funds, is intend- ested in an organization, maybe attempt to get the election bers the details 1:7-9 p.m.. Sapt 7 ed to be one- declared invalid, the end result Happy Hour Special of how doctors stop shopping find out you want to join," Tolliver Powell Plaza said. was a censure motion in which corrected his for all students' Pace is also, because of his stu- Pace and his vice president All students receive a 10% hearing by registration, dent body presidency, the new Tolliver were both publicly cen- inserting tubes financial aid, student regent He said one of his sured. discount on food items from in his ears, a and other needs. main objectives is to try to keep They also lost their student 1 tonsilrgical procedure. It will sit in the location of tuition low when it is reviewed body president and vice president 10 p.m. - close with student I.D. He even remembers what hap- O'Donnell Hall and Ellendale pened to them when they had this semester. scholarships. 624-1224 Eastern ByPass Hall. Myers said construction "It's going to take an extreme Though Pace can contest the Mon. - Sat. 11 a.m. - midnight served their purpose. could begin this fall. amount of justification to con- loss of the scholarship, he said "After a couple of months they Rodney Tolliver, Student Sun. 11 a.m. -11 p.m. just kind of fell out," Pace said. vince hie we need to raise he would let it be at the Association vice president, spoke tuition any more than it is," Pace moment. about United for United Way, a said. "As of right now that's a moot Looking to listen collaboration between the Student There was a committee, sepa- point," Pace said. Pace hears fine now. At the Association, the Residence Hall rate from the Board of Regents, He said, however, that he DC first Student Association meet- Association. established to look into the tuition still disagreed with the decision ing Tuesday he asked a student Intrafraternity Council and the issue, which includes Tolliver. and the manner, a hearing senate, mostly made up of new Panhellenic Council. The organi- Tolliver has said the commit- before the entire student senate, UFFE faces, to come to him with ideas, zations hope to raise 10 million tee is still in an early phase and in which it was reached. suggestions and grievances. pennies, or $10,000 for the United looking at its options. "All I'll say is that whole OVER He also encouraged them to Way. The event will be held from Pace said he was trying not to process was an absolute injus- 100 ITEMS try to involve everyone on campus 7-9 p.m. Sept 7 in Powell Plaza. dwell on the controversy over tice," Pace said. 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RHA itself. those floors in Combs who want The meeting started with a 24-hour open house. visit from David Freeland, of the RHA awi RHA actually has no power to Aramark Corp. that has taken RHA also grappled with its make a decision on the matter, but over food services. Freeland annual problem, reminding peo- can pass a recommendation on to expressed a desire for student ple that they exist. the student affairs committee. input on the changes that Part of the meeting was spent Mary Ann Begley, director of Aramark has made. discussing RHA awareness week. residential development said she "I'm sure you probably have According to RHA president was aware of the problem. quite a few," Freeland said. Chris Bullins, RHA will spend "I can tell you from a housing Most of the students' questions next week on events designed to standpoint that we are already had to do with high prices in the increase student recognition of looking in to this. This is not Fountain Food Court. For exam- the organization. something we're going to sweep ple, there was concern (hat the "RHA is the governing body for under the rug," Begley said. coffee was too expensive at the the residence halls and the people The problem is that changing Java City restaurant. Freeland that live in them," Bullins said. the situation this way takes time. said that was the nature of the As such, according to Bullins, In the meantime. Combs women franchise. RHA is the place for students who will either have to live without full "That's pretty much the stan- live on campus to go to propose open house or ask for new room dard pricing you would find at any changes to the way halls are run assignments. Java City," Freeland said. and organized, and to find out "I know it's got to be done, but Freeland said that although he what is happening with the halls. I wish it could go through housing was aware there were problems, "RHA awareness week is a and be done with it" Devine said. Aramark was adapting to running weeklong process where we let RHA is also collaborating with Eastern's food services. people know that we're here and Student Association and other "Each day the operation gets a what we do," Bullins said. groups on United for the United little smoother, we're processing The event runs from Sept 7 to Way, which aims to collect 10 customers a little faster," Sept 10. It includes many events million pennies for the United Freeland said. such as cookouts and RHA open Way. They even have a wishing The nearest upcoming food house meetings, plus Casino well made for the occasion. service events are the opening of Night and a concert called Rock "I don't know if I'm going to the Burger King in the food court the Ravine held, appropriately count them or what," Bullins said. Sept 7 and the opening of a con- enough, in the Ravine. RHA also approved unani- venient store and Blimpie sub Change is partly accomplished mously its yearly budget, which restaurant in the former Martin through proposals that any stu- this year totals $9,565. Hall cafeteria. dent can bring before RHA. This includes money for con- Freeland said this restaurant This is exactly what RHA mem- ferences, RHA programming, \ and convenient store will be ber Amber Devine, a sophomore awareness week, and the Colone(J—-J stocked with items that have communication disorders major Cable Channel. proved popular across the country. from Oldham County did when RHA treasurer Stephanie "Maybe what the top sellers she asked the RHA to consider Carrel said that although the are across the nation aren't what changing the floors in Combs Hall amount of money received was the top sellers here are, but that's that are now not 24-hour open the same as last year but some of something we can adjust as we go house, floors 2 through 4, to 24 the budget items had been moved along," Freeland said. hour open house. around. Freeland also answered ques- Devine said she had spoken to Specifically programs, awareness tions about the roach problem the women on her floor and none week, and conference money was Aramark inherited along with of them wanted the non-open house situation, and that most of decreased, while other costs, includ- Powell Cafeteria. He said ing a program called the Presidential Aramark was still using Allrite them had simply been placed there. Recognition Fund was added. pest control, the pest control com- The Presidential Recognition pany recommended by the health "We want them to make at department, and hadn't had any least two out of three open fund includes money for an major bug problems. house," Devine said. awards banquet and other presi- "I think they actually did a real- RHA passed a motion to look dential awards to be given out by ly good job," Freeland said. into the matter, mainly to make a the president throughout the year. Freeland said that Aramarks count of the number of women on NOW OPEN! (< '• i d Millennium Countdown ► Inside Sports Louisville transfer QB 120 Davs Until 2000 Gary Gumm and the football squad collide with Kentucky State tonight Are the Colonels ready?/B6 Accent B4 The Eastern Progress Thursday. September 2,1999D1 Welcome to cheaters www.cheaters.com VICE anonymous everybody Cheating. What is it exactly, and how far can the term's definition be pulled and stretched? If cheating is cutting comers, then yes, I've done it If s not something I'm proud to admit, but I'm guilty. I've caught myself, in that desperate attempt to make the highest possible score on a test or quiz, glancing at my neighbor's paper. It's tempting. And you know what? In some way, shape or form we are all guilty. Think about it I can remember being the Superman of cheating in middle school. It was a sport of sorts. Although, I know what you're saying — "I've never cheated in SHANE WALTERS my entire life on any- Gobbtttygoop thing." You know what I ssBBBBBaBBsasi say: bull. Just because you weren't a champion glancer like a The Kleenex myself, I bet there have been instances where corners have been cut Sometimes instructors have tissues on tie* MMIM cut ol corners dsek. This mainly Everyone looks for the easy way out works after a tew Everyone. College students don't want to read. And if they say they do, they're lying. people have Leisure time reading doesn't count. I mean turned in their reading textbooks. Who writes these exams. So, during things? Most read like instructions to a an exam make new hi-fi VCR like you are sick: Anyway the point is, if we had the option cough, gag, blow of either reading the entire version of your nose, beei- William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" or reading caty do anything the trusty Cliffs Notes version, which togrveyouan would the average college student read? excuse to get up The Cliffs Notes — no ifs, ands or buts and take a tissue about it from the teacher's Go ahead. Call me stupid, but I'm right. desk. But white Cheating is cheating, or basically cheating is cutting comers. When a student goes to you're up there, a tutoring center to get help, is that cheat- sneak a peek at ing? Yes. We are taking information from the tests people another source in an attempt to use it as handed in already. our own. Whether it's tutoring for math or ■ The Buddy English, it's fraud. A paper proofed by a System tutoring center is not the real deal. It's your This Is an old thoughts and then some. Extreme? Maybe. method that stM is But, remember, your definition of cheating undetectabte. SH may be different than mine. next to a friend If someone you know has the notes who knows whet from a lecture class that was offered last is going on in semester and you use them for tests and Photo Illustration by Corey Wilson/Progress class, or pay quizzes this semester, that's cheating. Those aren't your notes. You're cutting some stranger off, comers again. It's not fair for someone to and take the test sleep in class while everyone else takes next to this per- notes. And you know what? Online cheat sites offer students son. When they Those individuals who have notes from finish, which wM a previous lecture always brag. "Yeah man. be way before you I've got the hook-up. Ya wanna peek?" because you Hook-up or not, it's still cheating. pre-written term papers, essays haven 1 got a due Want to get even pickier? What about as to what is going when a student uses one of those hi-tech on, have them sit to write a paper on Hitler and they don't know calculators for Math 107 class — that's BY SHANE WALTERS back and hold cheating. The student isn't doing the prob- Accent editor where to start, they can. get some ideas from our database of papers. We in no way promote their exam up so lems — the calculator is. you have full view Let me tell you, those calculators can do or generations, writing term or encourage these students to download some funky stuff. An individual can store ipers has been a major source of them and hand them in as their own work. of their answers. Ihat's a real waste of college tuition. Think of formulas on these massive things that can anxiety and frustration for college, students, if not the ultimate home- us as an online study group, that shares ideas. be used during a test. That's like writing ■ The Crib work nightmare. But for those There's nothing wrong with sharing ideas." Sheet the answers on the palm of your hand. You Along with offering term papers and with an Internet hookup, help is There is always know what? That's cheating. just a few links and clicks away. essays, Schoolbytes offers plot summaries — the age-old Oh, here's a juicy one. What about using The modem Eastern student who is in des- a type of Cliffs Notes. Saldanha said colleges tests from a previous semester in a class perate need to fake a term paper doesn't have feel threatened by the summaries' similarities method of using a this semester as a study guide. The answer to search far. All a student has to do is go to with standard Cliffs Notes. crib sheet. To do is: duh, uh, duh — cheating. the right Web site, where online papers can "As for our plot summaries, this is where this you need to Professors change their tests every colleges and universities look like the big hyp- take a tiny piece of Schoolbytes either be bought, ordered or downloaded for semester, but from time to time tests from ocrites," Saldanha said. They take offense to paper, say smater s ► Movies ( INf MA UK I HI \!|{| S RICHMOND MALL 8 luximu-rtn guru, .saaaraBS°gAg^rl AcCdlt B2 The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 2.1999 333 S25 7*S»53 :20 4:40 710 8:40 lftOO PROGRESS _1:30 4:55 7:30 9:50 1:10 5 35*55 Gridiron Colonels begin season Eastern will salute Richmond and When Madison County and the College of 7,tonight Arts and Sciences tonight at the Colonels' season-opening home football contest against the Kentucky State Where University Thorobreds. Roy Kidd Fans are encouraged to bring their Stadium pre-game tailgate parties to Alumni Coliseum parking lot prior to the salute and game. Cost Several local restaurants will offer a Eastern students variety of food items for sale. The contest also will mark the debut of little with ID will be a new state of the art scoreboard with admitted free. video replay capability. The salute is the first in a series of spe- Andrew PatlersorVProgres» cial events planned for each home football Eastern's Corey Crume dashes up the field during Eastern's bout with game this season. Kentucky State University last season at Roy Kidd Stadium. RICHMOND 623-0771 TODAY FRIDAY TUESDAY Billboard Hot 11 a.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 100 Top 10 1999 Black Expo WE DELIVER! Parents' Night Out RHA social mixer Billboard's Top 10 as of today Powell Plaza Baptist Student Union Powell Plaza 1. "Bailamous," 4 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Enrique Inglesias ONE Colonel Battalion SATURDAY Beginning cake decorating 2. "Genie in ■ Bottle," Change of command Perkins Building, Room 209 Christina Aguilera LARGE 14" Keen Johnson Building » 3. "Summer Girls," Track 7 p.m. 5 p.m. LFO SPECIALTY Eastern men's and women's cross Giles Gallery exhibition opening 4. "Unpretty," ♦« Tailgate party country vs. University of Art faculty biennial Eastern salutes Madison County TLC PIZZA Kentucky and University of Giles Gallery, Campbell Building 5. "All Star," leaders Louisville Smash Mouth CHOOSE 5 TOPPINGS OP SUPREME, Alumni Coliseum parking lot Lexington 6. "Bills, Bills, Bills," CHEESER, MEATSA OR PIPPEPONI. WEDNESDAY Destiny's Child 5 p.m. CAIIY OUT N WIIWKD MUS MX fXftlR N 30 DAYS Tailgate party 7. "Where My Girls At?," MONDAY 702 Baptist Student Union 6 p.m. Alumni Coliseum parking lot 8. "Smooth," RHA Rock the Ravine Santana Featuring Holiday Ravine AA TWO 7 p.m. Labor Day RobThomas Eastern vs. Kentucky State No Classes 7:30 p.m. 9. "If You Had My Love," an* MEDIUM 12" football Jennifer Lopez Roy Kidd Stadium Women's Studies RHA Sharyn McCrumb, novelist 10. "Someday," PIZZAS Sugar Ray Awareness Week begins South Room, Keen Johnson « WITH CHEESE & 1 T0PPIN6 7:30 p.m. ♦ Willie Nelson 9 p.m. Source: Billboard Hot 100 free performance L The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 2. i9<» Accent B3 ► Intramural Sport* Intramural athletics A Novel Idea can shape up students Appalachian author will kick off lecture series BVJAMEHOWAHD « Assistant accent editor It's a good BY JAMES Roaerrs ers in the Smoky Mountain area Assistant accent editor of North Carolina 100 years ago. Some Eastern students may opportunity to find it hard to stay in shape. The Best-selling author Sharyn McCrumb said her story- division of intramural programs meet people, McCrumb will kick off a new telling ability comes from her has the answer to their problem series of lectures that will honor great-grandfathers, as well as — sign up for intramural sports. have tun and It Appalachian women involved in her public speaking ability and And exercise is only one bene- also helps various arts. overall love of the Appalachian fit, according to John Jewell, The event begins at 7:30 Mountains. director of intramurals. with social p.m., Wednesday in the South McCrumb describes her "It's a good opportunity to Room in Keen Johnson work as "Appalachian meet people, have fun and it also interaction. Building. quilts." She said she helps with social interaction," John Jewell, McCrumb has written takes legends, bal- Jewell said. director of intramurals 15 novels and numerous lads, rural life and Team sports offered are flag short stories that have tragedy and weaves football, soccer and volleyball. » won her acclaim from them together into a complex narrative Some of the other special events offs. a team must win 50 percent both critics and readers. are volleyball doubles, four-on- She has also won several that in addition to of its regular season games. telling a story also four flag football, Homecoming At the end of the season cham- awards for her work. Run Race Day and the Canaan pions will be awarded an intra- McCrumb was hon- paints a truer picture Valley ski trip. mural championship T-shirt. ored in 1997 for her out- of her beloved region. A team captain or representa- All Eastern faculty, students and standing contribution to Sharyn McCrumb will dis- tive is responsible for signing up staff are eligible to participate in the Appalachian literature by McCrumb is cuss the Appalachian and forming teams. He or she program with the exception of var- the Appalachian Writers the first roots of her writing must form a team roster and go to speaker in the during her lecture, sity athletes who hold varsity status Association. which will be followed the office of Billings and and any professional athletes. She has received the Appalachian Collections to pay a refundable by a reception for fans Any ex-varsity athlete must sit Best Appalachian Novel women's to meet the author $20 entry fee. out one year before he or she is Award twice for "Lovely lecture senes. Then the representative must and have their books eligible to compete in intramurals. in Her Bones' (1985) and signed. take the receipt and roster to the In case of any violation to these "The Hangman's intramural office by the deadline rules, ail the games in which the McCrumb will also participate Beautiful Daughter" (1992). in an Appalachian workshop date and attend team manager player participated must be for- "We invited her to come meetings. feited. Thursday with Charlotte Ross, a because we knew she has folklorist and storyteller from Team manager meetings are The division of intramurals is tremendous appeal with her held after the deadlines for each always looking to recruit anyone North Carolina. readers," said Isabelle White, The workshop will provide event During the meetings man- who would like to serve as a Eastern's director of women's agers pick up their team's sched- sports official. No experience is students a chance to work with studies. "Her writing fits into the McCrumb and Ross in an inter- ules and learn about the intramur- necessary, but you must be will- series." al rules. ing to learn. active setting. The meetings are important If you are interested or have McCrumb's writing cele- For more information on because all teams in attendance any other questions, contact the brates the history and folklore of future women's lecture series, will receive a "Win" that counts intramural office at 622-1244, or the Appalachian region. Her contact Isabelle White at 622- toward playoff eligibility. stop by Begley Building, Room great-grandfathers were preach- 2913. In order to be eligible for play- 202. Art department announces September Events Sept. 1, Music: Joyce Wolf, Sept. 22, Music: Kids Gala. fall semester events, activities faculty voice recital, afford Brock Auditorium, 9 am. and Fall Intramural Schedule Theatre, 8 p.m. Contact the intramural office at 622-1244 for answers to any PROGRESS STAFF REPORT _ 11 am. ^ watch or listen for further Sept 7-28. Art: Faculty Biennial questions pertaining to intramural sports. announcements or call ahead to Sept 23, Music: Mick Sehmann, Dozens of cultural events are make sure events have not been Exhibit, Giles Gallery. faculty horn recital, Brock Event Sign-up deadline scheduled this fall at Eastern. rescheduled. The respective Campbell Buildmg Auditorium, 8 p.m. They include student and faculty Sept 10, Music: Johnathan Flag football Sept. 3, 4 p.m. department numbers are: music, Sept. 290ct. 2, Musical Soccer concerts and recitals, plays, a 622-3266; art, 622-1629; speech Martin and Rob James, • Theether: "A Grand Night for Sept. 17,4 p.m. musical, art exhibits and other and theater, 622-1315. faculty trumpet and percussion Singing," Gilford Theatre, 8 Volleyball Oct. 22, 4 p.m. events. All events are open to the recital. Brock Auditorium, 8 Dates and times are subject p.m., admission $6, call public at no charge unless other- p.m. 622-1315 for tickets. to change. Patrons are urged to wise noted. Stop by for classic sandwiches done the right way! 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Back to School Specials from Schoolbytes was turned in as an In 14 years of teaching, Rogers has assignment. Single Visit Although Core was amazed by how expertise in the field of broadcasting and Dry Cleaning Deborah many sites there were on the Internet offer- running the business part of a radio station. i tew Oi iu jsed Drop Off Wash Cora, an ing pre-written papers, she said professors With an advantage in the mass communica- Mon-Thurs English can prevent such activities from occurring. tions held, Rogers said he still is not a "tot" POSTERS / T-SHRTS / STICKERS professor, expert" Something students should rea" 7:30 a.m.- noon 75* Assorted "We've always had a problem with pla- WE PAY CASH FOR Packages critiqued the giarism," Core said. This is a bigger scale. about individuals writing "Wt m papers noon-10 p.m. $1.25 online essay Professors should give extremely precise online is that they are not experts either. YOUR CDs Fri-Sun$1.25 Available To Wait Or assignments as well as ask students to sub- "Anyone can put up an Internet page," Not To Wait." mit photo copies of research with larger Rogers said. "People are just shooting off 620 BIG HILL AVE. 623-0076 Core said the assignments." their mouths — based on my research. paper was Reading and writing, according to Core, Don't swallow it whole. What makes their are fundamentals every college student opinions correct?" worthy ot a Rogers said he stresses on his syllabus- passing grade. should have to struggle with in an English Adoptions of Kentucky, Inc. 211 or 212 class — without help from the es for his students to do their own work Where Families Come Together Internet and feels his precise assignments make it "My impulse is to say, students should harder for students to cheat. • Are you pregnant? not do this," Core said. "Teachers have Whether Eastern students decide to use GO • Unable to parent said for years, cheating gets you nowhere. online term papers and essays as their It's really important for students to wrestle own, the penalties are harsh, if caught at this time? with what they have read in class and not Students can be expelled and or suspend- WE CAN HELP! to have help from the Net" ed if caught plagiarizing, cheating or assist- EKU • Counseling Provided The second paper obtained from ing in any form of academic dishonesty Schoolbytes was entitled "Biblical Themes," according to the handbook for students. • Pregnancy expenses an essay based on the movie "Pulp Fiction." Online cheat sites are so easy to access FOOTBALL paid Douglas The essay relates "Pulp Fiction's" concept and papers are so easy to download, stu- Rogers, a of law and justice to the Bible. dents at Eastern could easily cut and paste •You choose loving mass commu- Doug Rogers, an assistant professor in an online paper as their own. Madison parents nications the mass communications department cri- "I wouldn't cheat and I don't think other professor, tiqued the second essay taken from the Garden Call Toll Free Day (800)542-5245 people should do that," said freshman • A * > O » I I I critiqued the online site. Rogers teaches a film genre Jessica Schenk, a native of Lexington. "If s Evening (606)820-4091 class at Eastern. 152 N Madison Ave. 623-9720 online analysis "As an analysis paper, I would give it a good to have access to sites like that as -Biblical C," Rogers said. "It's passable, but there is long as it's not intended to be used to Themes." nothing outstanding about it The analysis cheat What's the difference asking a friend Rogers said is shallow. It uses no commentary from about the same information? People the paper was critics or research other than from viewing shouldn't turn those kind of papers in as of a C average. their own work." the film. It's of poor scholarship." Kappa Alpha Theta GET would like to recognize our new members. THE Beta Theta Pi POINT? Fall Recruitment 1999 April Adams Krystal Browning Tara Lowder Get out September 13-17 your dorm Leslie Cartmill Elizabeth McNay room, get a job Monday Palmer Lawn 7-9 Sallee Chrisman Amber Moyer and Tuesday Keene Hall Volleyball 7-9 Emily Combs Kristin Ratliff GET Wednesday Fountain Food Court 6-8 April Dixon Liz Richardson A Thursday Meditation Chapel 7-9 Miranda Drury Rose Saner - LIFE! 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I knew it had - 20th in the ESPN/USA Today to be something that would BY JAY JONES Division I-AA preseason top 25 demand attention from my read- __ Sports editor poll, are looking to start the 1999 ers and yet *J If there was ever a reason to be campaign on a positive note. encompass the m out for blood, the Thorobreds of "I think it's a big thing to win entire sports £ Kentucky State University might that first game. It doesn't matter world in no;:; have a good one. how you win. you just have to get more than ;j After taking a good, that first win under your belt," Kidd three words. (It ~ old-fashioned butt-whooping said. should be obvi- £ last year to the tune of 43-13, The Colonels are coming off a ous by now that ** the Breds may want to taste disappointing season of their I tend to put a sweet revenge when they meet own. significant • the Colonels at 7 tonight in Roy Eastern finished with a lacklus- JAYJONES amount of pres- .. Kidd Stadium. ter 6-5 record and missed the Sporlt Notion sure on That may not be an easy task playoffs for only the second time myself.) as they run into a Colonels' squad in 13 years. First. that is eager to meet the 1999 sea- The team's 4-3 conference record I thought of some obvious ones son with a could yield no like "Foot Locker," "The Finish ; renewed desire better than a Line" or "Allsports," but I didn't; to be back in the "I think it's a big mediocre tie for want the university's attorney to • driver's seat at fourth place in worry with a copyright infringe- the top of the thing to win that theOVC. ment suit. I have taken media law Ohio Valley first game. It This year, how- and I realized the serious problem m Conference. ever, optimism that could arise from my little; The old rival- doesn't matter runs rampant in sports column. ry, between the the Colonels' Since ABC took "The Wide. Colonels and how you win, camp. World of Sports" back in the '60s. '• their in-state you just have to "We've got I couldn't use it either. ■• foes from some young "Out in left field" came to mind ■ Frankfort, was get that first win guys out there. next, but it has two major prob- ". revived last year It'll be tough, lems. It can claim only a relation- ' after being dor- under your belt. but I like the ship with baseball and it is often ■ mant since 1980. Roy Kfdd, way this team used to describe a crazy person. Last year's has come Who knows? Most readers of • season opener head football coach together. There this column might agree this is a for the Colonels 99 is more of a perfect title when they realize my saw them team atmos- opinion on a subject However, uiat explode for 43 phere this is the best part of my new position points against the overmatched year," Kidd said. "We've been as sports editor at The Eastern Division II Thorobreds. practicing a long time. We're just Progress. My opinion does This year could be very differ- anxious to see what these guys count— well at least to me it does. ent for the 'Breds. Last year's can do." ' Finally, I decided that the title - team finished 5-6 with four of Thirteen starters, eight on really isn't significant as long as their six losses ending in double- defense and five on offense, the content is good. So, the final digit deficits. return for Coach Kidd's football choice was made after several • Coach George Small and his Colonels for the 1999 season. seconds of torturous thinking: • KSU team boasts nine returning The defense, which is anchored "Sportscenter." Just joking ... I ' starters on offense and nine on by second team All-OVC choices know that one is out, too. The defense. senior free safety Shawn Gallant title "Sports Notion" simply Eastern's defense will get an and senior tackle Jason Muchow, means this is what I believe about • early chance to prove itself as it will look to improve a defensive sports. meets KSU sophomore tailback unit that finished third in the For those who don't know me. my Alvon Brown. league in scoring defense in 1998. name is Jason "Jay" Jones and I love Brown gained 1,343 yards in Senior linebacker Brad Folke, sports. When I say "1 love sports," I eight games as a freshman last who led the team in tackles a year Don Knight/Progress mean sports are now and have . year and is on the All-Southern ago. and junior linebacker Butch always been a major part of my life. Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Printup also return for the Corey Crume cuts upheld looking lor running room during a scrimmage last week at Kidd Stadium. Crume is Unfortunately, I can no longer ■• preseason team. Colonels on defense. returning as a fullback and is likely to be a key component in Eastern's running game. participate because of a sports- The Thorobreds' squad once The returning defensive related injury, but a bigger fan again comes calling after an open- starters also include senior tackle back position was heated this are the two talented tailbacks junior Coach Kidd is counting on the couldn't possibly exist. I've played, ing game win over Miles College Terry Thomas, junior end Shorty week after the announcement of Corey Crume and senior Derick students to give the Colonels a lift coached and spectated everything " under its belt. Combs and sophomore line- transfer Gary Gumm from Logan. The two backs rushed for a this year. from badminton to volleyball. • In the opener Saturday, the backer Nick Sullivan. Louisville. combined 1,000 yards in '98 while "We've got to get the students Sports are a way of life for me. Thorobreds smashed out a 33-12 The defense is counting on a Gumm looks to inherit the No. battling various injuries. back out there to support us like I look forward to shedding win. big boost with the return of senior 2 positifrn on the depth chart Logan will miss the first game they used to. With the new score- some light on a world I know well: "The big thing that concerns safety Scooter Asel. Asel sat out behind starter Waylon Chapman. with another in a series of injuries board and fireworks we hope to the world of sports. I don't need me is their experience. They have most of last season with a knee An earlier shootout between that have marked his career. do that," Kidd said. everyone to agree with me. I good speed at tailback, and their injury after recording 67 tackles Chapman and his junior counter- All-OVC guard Josh Hunter The kickoff of the 1999 season is don't even need everyone to like offensive line averages better than for the Colonels in 1996. part Chad Collins fizzled after will look to anchor the offensive scheduled for 7 tonight at Roy Kidd me, but at least give it a chance. 300 pounds." coach Roy Kidd Eastern's offense is more ques- Collins injured his ankle in a pre- line, as junior Alexander Stadium. Tickets are on sale at the If you like what I have to say, said. tionable than its defense, however. season scrimmage. Bannister becomes the deep Eastern Athletic Ticket Office in tell me. If you think I'm full of The Colonels, who are ranked The duel for the starting quarter- The guys to watch on offense threat at the receiver position. Alumni Coliseum. Room 126. crap, tell me that, too. Just always know it isn't likely my opinions will change, and subsequently I don't expect to change yours either. I just want to raise a question or two. - Next week I will attempt to raise a '. QB transfer No. 2 behind starter Chapman couple of questions as baseball winds '. down toward the October classic. BY ANOBEW KERSEY I-ouisville's Ron Cooper and Cooper's suc- Gary There are several possibilities. « Staff Writer cessor, coach John L Smith. Gumm What kind of alcoholic mixture " (iumm will be learning his third set of was being consumed when the Z The Colonels saddle up for their 1999 offensive tactics in three years. warms up idea for a designated hitter first J campaign with a host of young talent at the before taking appeared on the table for discus- \ quarterback position. , Can he handle the change in offens- his turn run- es? Eastern's coaches think the former sion? And. why isn't Pete Rose 2 Waylon Chapman holds the starting ning the and his remarkable career hon- ;I quarterback position and at backup are cardinal can. offense ored in Cooperstown? junior Chad Collins and freshman Shedrick "We think playing under two previous during a I'm looking forward to arguing • Wright. coaches definitely works to Gumm's advan- scrimmage with you. Just make sure yours is I Joining the already talented roster is tage," Hart said. "It has helped him learn at Kidd a good one. Until next week, I'm L Gary Gumm, a transfer from the University different offensive systems and given him a Stadium last Jay and that is my "Sports Notion." T; of I-ouisville. lot of maturity." Gumm began practicing last Thursday week. Last year Chapman lost his position to Gumm and is likely to dress for the opener University of Nevada-Las Vegas transfer against Kentucky State University transferred ► Schedule tonight. John Denton, but it doesn't look like he will from the Gumm assumed the No. 2 position with lose it this year according to coach Roy University of Football the Colonels after backup Collins sus- Kidd. Louisville tained an ankle injury in practice last "Waylon is the starter and Gumm is No. and is the ■ vs. Kentucky State (1-0), 7 ; week. 2," Kidd said. second tonight, Roy Kidd Stadium "No question that Waylon will start; he's The coaches are very impressed with string been having great practices and up until Gumm's attitude. They like his experience, quarterback. Volleyball \ now it's been between Waylon and composure and his contribution to depth at Collins." said I.eon Hart, offensive coordi- the position. ■ vs. Cleveland State, 2 p.m., " nator. "But Chad went down with a The coaches are also impressed with Don Knight sprained ankle," Friday, East Lansing, Mich. I the way the other quarterbacks have /Progress Chapman and the rest of the Colonels welcomed (iumm into the system and will have a chance to showcase their tal- ■ vs. Texas A & M 6 p.m..; ent tonight at 7 p.m. against the how they have helped him with the Friday, East I.ansing, Mich. » Thorobreds offense. Will the fans see the much-talked "(iumm is doing well; his first day went ■ vs. Clemson 9 a.m., Saturday, 2 about (iumm in the opener? It's not defi- very well," Hart said. "We didn't do a East I .arising. Mich. £ nite yet, so they will have to wait lo find whole lot with him. but he is a quick learn- out. er and the other quarterbacks have been ■ vs. Michigan State 1 p.m.. I (iumm has had much experience as helping him along, which is a credit to Friday, East Lansing, Mich. ; quarterback and has been coached by them." r. The Eastern Progress, Thursday. September 2.1999 SpOrtS B7 INTRODUCING THE 1999 TEAM Identify your favorite Colonel ■eastern roster- No. Natne Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown No. Name Poe. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown 1 Denck Logan TB 60 220 ST. Chatham, Va. 45 Butch Printup LB 60 212 Jr. Hamilton, Ohio 2 Anthony Boggs FL 5-9 176 Jr. Bardstown, Ky. 48 Kenneth Combs DE 6-2 240 Jr. .Jackson. Ky. 3 Matt Sharp FL 5-11 185 Jr. Jackson. Ky. 50 Brett O'Buck OT 6-4 281 Jr. Roswell. Ga. 4 Waylon Chapman QB 6-3 224 Jr. Jackson. Ky. 51 Jason Crockett LB 6-1 214 Fr. Pineville. Ky. 5 Maurice Clark TB 5-11 205 Jr. Madison Heights. Va. 52 Lewis Diaz C 6-1 274 Jr. Miami. Ra. 6 Corey Crume TB 6-0 222 Jr. Lebanon. Ky. 53 Reggie Montgomery DE 6-1 270 Jr. Rowland Heights. Catif. 7 Chad Collins QB 6-1 200 Jr. Lake Forest. Calif. 54 Chris Holder C 6-2 293 Sr. Lancaster, Calif. 9 Brent Hampton FS 5-11 190 Sr. Cynthiana. Ky. 55 Jake Sims C 6-5 250 Soph. Marietta. Ga. 10 Jamie Flynn K-P 5-10 180 Fr. Washington. III. 58 Adam Green DT &4 245 Fr. Louisville. Ky. 11 Jason Martin K 6-2 215 Jr. Bakersfield. Calif. 60 Chad Scott OG 5-10 248 Soph. Louisville. Ky. 12 Gary Gumm QB 6-3 215 Soph. Louisville. Ky. 61 Kevin Harris DT 6-2 270 Jr. Mims. Ra. 13 J. D. Jewell FS 5-11 187 Soph. Bowling Green, Ky. 63 Mike Dunn DE 6-3 240 Fr. Alexandria. Ky. 14 Luke Anderson 6-3 1/2 208 Soph. Sarasota. Fla. 65 Clay Guillaume OG 6-3 260 Fr. Miami. Ra. 15 Nick Sullivan LB 6-2 222 Soph. Lancaster. Ky. 67 Keionne Mangram OT 6-2 292 Soph. Valley. Ala. 16 Shedrick Wright QB 6-2 205 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. 69 Brent Fox OG 6-4 278 Soph. Cincinnati. Ohio 18 Alex Bannister SE 6-5 194 Jr. Cincinnati. Ohio 70 Charles Watkins OT 6-2 283 Sr. Pataskala. Ohio 19 Tim Roberts CB 5-10 173 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio 71 Andy Miller OT 64 280 Fr. Royal Palm Beach. Ra. 20 Lawrence Walls SS 60 190 Jr. St Louis. Mo. 72 Jason Strothman C 6-1 300 Soph. Louisville. Ky. 21 Josh Girdler SS 5-11 177 Fr. Somerset. Ky. 73 Jacob Johnson OG 6-3 300 Soph. Louisville. Ky. 22 Shawn Gallant FS 6-1 200 Sr. Windsor. Ontario, Canada 74 Josh Hunter OG 6-3 290 Sr. Myakka City. Ra. 23 Jonathan Jackson CB 5-11 175 Fr. Henderson, Ky. 75 Jason Muchow DT &©. 285 Sr. Merritt Island, Ra. 24 Sunsett Graham CB 5-10 194 Fr. Homestead, Ra. 77 Ben Willis OG 6-3 270 Fr. Georgetown. Ky. 25 Damien Hall TB 58 164 Jr. Stamping Ground, Ky. 78 Saint Martin OT 6-2 275 Fr. Murfreesboro. Tenn. 27 Kris Nevels CB 5-9 157 Jr. Florence, Ky. 79 Howard Jones OT 6-2 289 Soph. Ft. Lauderdale. Ra. 28 Aaron McKee SE 5-9 165 Fr. Flemingsburg, Ky. 80 Nick Towns SE 5-10 170 Soph. Albany. Ga. 29 Scooter Asel SS 60 205 Sr. Piano, Texas 82 Tyrone Browning FL 6-0 185 Jr. Evansville. Ind. 30 William Randle CB 5-11 175 Fr. Louisville, Ky. 83 Antonio Brooks TE 6-4 225 Fr. Lexington. Ky. 31 George Taylor CB 5-11 180 Fr. Crestwood, Ky. 84 Tom Mabey TE 6-2 241 Jr. Fairiawn, N.J. 33 Yeremiah Bell CB 60 182 Fr. Winchester, Ky. 87 Tom Drennen TE 6-2 225 Fr. Port Richey, Ra. 34 Brad Folke LB 60 235 Sr. Florence, Ky. 88 Chad Carpenter DT 6-5 250 Jr. Bloomington, Ind. 35 Marcus Hopkins LB 6-2 215 Fr. Longwood, Ra. 90 Joe Herbert DE 6-3 228 Fr. Westport, Ind. 37 Corey Pritchard FB 6-0 201 Fr. Louisville. Ky. 91 Anthony Watson TE 6-3 244 Sr. Atlanta. Ga. 38 Chad Culver FB 5-11 240 Fr. Thomville, Ohio 92 Chris Thurman DT 6-0 273 Soph. Rome, Ga. 39 Thomas Morgan FB 5-10 213 Jr. Lexington, Ky. 93 Graham Trimble DT 6-3 255 Fr. Corbin, Ky. Don Knight/Progress 41 Tim Gibbens LB 6-11/2 231 Jr. Tallahassee, Ra. 96 Brad Thomas DE 6-1 235 Fr. Centreville, Va. 42 Jon Wilburn FB 6-2 215 Fr. Somerset, Ky. 97 Randy Lawrence DE &0 1/2 240 Soph. Titusville. Ra. Coach Roy Kidd watches the stands fill with Colonel Club members 43 Adam Rader LB 6-0 207 Jr. Westerville. Ohio 98 Terry Thomas DT 6-2 270 Sr. Rint, Mich. before a scrimmage last week. 44 Billy Wright LB 6-2 215 Jr. Louisville, Ky. 99 Nick Hill DE 6-1 240 Fr. Miami, Ra. ► Sports briefs Kidd starts 36th season with veteran staff Scoreboard ready "We go Into every ballgame with the philos- "We want to bo an aggressive, get-up- for home opener ophy that we're gonna take what they give the-field, get-after you typo of defense. The athletics department staff us. Our goal Is to bo as balanced as wo can We want to do a great Job of disguising has been making plans for a cere- be." what wo do ... more or less show one monial pulling of the power thing and do another." switch at 6:55 p.m. today as Leon Hart is the offensive coordinator and quarterback Eastern unveils its new state-of- coach. Hart has held this position since the '96 season and The position of defensive coordinator this year the-art scoreboard with video was previously on the coaching staff as the offensive coordi- has a new face. capability at Hanger Field. nator from '76-'88. Jim Tanara, who spent 21 years as the Colonels' James Tanara Leon Hart Hart was a letterman for four years and was captain of defensive line coach, now takes the reins as defensive Defensive Offensive the baseball squad at Maryville College in Tennessee. Hart coordinator. Tanara was a three-year letterman at the Coordinator Volleyball starts Coordinator also played safety, leading his team in interceptions. University of Tennessee-Chattanooga. He also coached for 11 years at Alabama, leading them to two national championships and 11 bowl games. _ with UK meet Tanara graduated from UT-Chattanooga in 1965 with a The volleyball team opened its bachelor s degree in science. season Wednesday at Lexington against the University df Kentucky. Five juniors, five sophomores ►The rest of the staff and eight freshmen will lead the team as the Colonels hope to rebound from a rebuilding year in Donn Will John Revere is Doug Carter is Walter Welle the Colonels is in his third 1998. Landhobn is Muschamp is beginning his Their first home game is Sept. the linebackers the defensive third year as an offensive line season as the coach. Carter tight ends 24 against Murray State in Alumni coach for the backs coach in assistant at Coliseum. Colonels. his first season Eastern. Revere has been an coach. Wells Landholm is as an assistant. is the running assistant at spent three beginning his Muschamp was backs coach. Eastern for 13 seasons at Bernabei returns third season at a four-year let- He was an years and was a Cumberland Eastern. terman and assistant at graduate assis- University as to help with coaching Landholm team captain of LaGrange High tant in 1982 assistant head played outside Donn the Georgia Will School in John Revere when the Doug Carter coach. He Walter Wells Joanna Bernabei, former Muschamp is LaGrange, Ga. oversees run- Colonels went played center coaches tight Eastern graduate assistant coach, linebacker and Landholm Bulldogs. coaches offen- at Austin Peay has been named assistant coach graduated with Muschamp was coaching from 1982-96. ning backs. 13-0 and won ends. oversees line- the I-AA national sive line University for the women's basketball team. a master's backers. an assistant defensive Revere was a four-season championship. where he was a two-year starter Bernabei was at Eastern dur- degree in sci- coach in the "98 backs. and letterman. ing the 1997-1998 season as a ence from season with the starter at Eastern, where he Carter was also an assistant at played flanker. Florida State and a head coach at Wells has a bachelor's of busi- graduate assistant with Larry Joe Wayne State University of ness administration that he College in Nebraska. Landholm West Georgia He received his bachelor's the University of Central Florida. Inman's Lady Colonel basketball has coached many different Muschamp has a master's degree in health and physical Carter graduated from William received from Belmont team. education at Eastern and went Jewell where he was a two-year University of Nashville and a She was head coach at West schools including Central degree in education from Auburn master's of science degree in Missouri State, Montana State University. on to Troy State to get his mas- letterman at the offensive guard Virginia Wesleyan last year, ter's degree. position. human relations management where that team went 18-9 and fin- and Arizona State. from Cumberland. ished third in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic confer- ence. — Compiled by Kenny Lynch She was West Virginia High School Player of the Year in 1993. University Book & Supply EKU Intramural Events "GAME DAY" Soccet F Entry °otball SPECIAL Deadline: Entry Sept. 3rd ^. 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