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Vol. 68/No. 32 ^ Official Student Publication of Eastern Kentucky I niversity 17 Richmond. Ky. 40475 For coming academic year Students facing housing crunch By DEAN IIOI.T over 20 years of age. but continues to thought that there were just a large apartment landlords listed who have City Editor accept applications from younger number of early applications and not rooms available while four local motels More students will be housed on students that there would be many more people have also reached agreements with the campus this Fall Semester as results of With tripling in Case. Martin. Combs. wanting to move into dormitories. University to supply fixed numbers of problems such as increased Keene. Mattox and possibly O'Donnell Since June 25 no applications have rooms enrollments, high gasoline prices and halls, the University could conceivably been accepted from students over 20 The motels, listed with their address high unemployment rates, according to house up to 7.900 students years-old As of Monday. 56 such telephone number and ac- Jack T Mutchinson. director of Mutchinson said that he feels all students had signed lists in the housing commodations, are housing students under 20 will be able to find on- office requesting dormitory assign Maggard's. Kill Mill Avenue. 623 Already, he said, more students have campus housing this fall even if it ments when they become available 9879 Accommodations for 12 students applied for on-campus housing for next means that room tripling may continue According to one official, it is doubted at $75 per month, per student semester than at this time last year longer into the semester than was that many people on that list will find Thrifty Dutchman. 230 Eastern By This has forced the designed capacity anticipated. Mutchinson continued, on-campus housing before the Spring I'ass. 623-8813 Accommodations for 50- of University dormitory housing to be saying that the University should have, Semester. 60 students at $75 per month per surpassed as a priority, the admission of as many By the end of the summer. Mut- student While all dormitories combined are students to dormitories as possible chinson predicted that there will be Holiday Inn. Eastern By Pass. 623 designed to house a total of 6.480 before cutting out tripling "Tripling is about 500 people who want on-campus 9220 Accommodations for 60 students students, there have been 7,130 students a better alternative to turning a student housing but cannot find it al $125 per month per student assigned to dormitory rooms to date. away." he said Among the alternatives for those Mutchinson said Already the The large influx of applications was students are rental of Kichmond-area -Penny Pincher. 1-75 and Knule 876. University has stopped accepting first noticed approximately six weeks apartments or motel space. The 623-8126 Accommodations lor SO housing applications from students ago. he said At first housing officials housing office currently has over 30 students at $150 per month per student Humanities professor teaches police about 'crime and punishment' If you see a cop reading funded by the federal Law and parole. Sykes observed that friend" in the seminar was a Dostoevski's "Crime and Enforcement Assistance scholars in the humanities need to learn criminologist. and his research project Punishment." think of Dr Forrest B. Administration at the Kentucky cities. more about the "nitty-gritty" of studied the depiction of law Shearon. associate professor of Reporting on Shearon's activities in criminal behavior. enforcement in science fiction, the humanities bringing the humanities and law The seminar included a report on publication added Shearon had been teaching his enforcement together, the National crime and the idea of justice in Besides his regular classroom duties. subject for six years to police officers in Endowment's publication. Humanities, Aeschylus, a comparison of ancient Shearon has taught 13 extension classes Fishin' Louisville. Lexington, and several said his seminar colleagues were other Greek concepts of crime and society in the humanities over the past six Chris Burrus. X. looks for goldfish In the ravine pond while al the same lime other Kentucky cities Last summer, he college teachers who work with with our own. and a discussion of years to more than 300 policemen finding some relief from the recent heat wave which has struck many Southern participated in a seminar on "Crime policemen in LEAA programs. Dostoevski's "Crime and Punishment" These include classes at Lexington. stales including Kentucky, iphoto by Dean Holt> and Punishment in America," Most of the seminar topics were that elicited a vision of what the Louisville. Covington. Mt Sterling, and sponsored by the National Endowment pertinent to the interests of the law criminal is like LaGrange Reformatory for the Mumanities at the University of enforcers in Shearon's extension The National Endowment publication By studying the concept of vengeance Virginia. The seminar was directed by classes They ranged from the 18th said the chance to exchange ideas at the in Aeschylus' trilogy "Oresteia." Basic skills seminar sociologist Gresham Sykes. century development of the seminar with social scientists led Shearon believes, "the police officer The police taught by Shearon were penitentiary and the 19th century Shearon to a new understanding of the can get a new perspective on modern teaches new methods enrolled in an extension program reformatory movement to probation policemen he teaches. His "best views of justice "f When the chalk dust has finally familiarizing themselves with settled beneath the heat of academic practical classroom management First lady invited arguments, there seems to be two basic techniques ways of dealing with learning "Through the workshop, I have seen difficulties in the classroom: enroll the that management techniques are the students in a remedial program . . or most needed of all in our teachers." invite the teachers to a remedial UCPB'Happening' coming to campus said Graham workshop She indicated that the early results of The United Cerebral Palsy Child Happening. The banquet will be held in D. Perkins will be the keynote speaker funded by the University as well as by Mrs Margaret Graham chose the the workshop were "very gratifying" Development Center of the Bluegrass the Keen Johnson Building Grand for the Oct. 4 luncheon which also will BEH. UCPB and its sponsors. Western latter option Graham, a teacher at and said that the 130 applications she has announced that its fifth Bluegrass Ballroom which comfortably seats 800 feature a panel of persons representing Kentucky University BEM Projects, Model Laboratory School served as the received from the teachers who wished Happening will be held on the Eastern persons the national, state and local levels of University of Kentucky SELF Project. coordinator for the University's Basic to attend the session were a sign that campus next Oct. 3-4 and the nation's The Happening, held every two education for handicapped children Bluegrass Comprehensive Care. Skills Summer Workshop, covered an more of the same type workshops are first lady. Kosalyn Carter, has been years, began in 1972 as a result of a Centers, and the Cumberland River ll-day span on the campus. needed. invited to attend as banquet speaker model program sponsored by the The Bluegrass Happening is partially Comprehensive Care Center The workshop, funded by a grant According to Flonnia Taylor, Bureau for the Education of the from the Kentucky Department of Graham, assisted by Dr William R executive director of UCPB, about 400 Handicapped iBEHl The conference Education, was designed to provide Thames, Director, Office of Field special education teachers, speech has attracted many of the nation's graduate education instruction to Services and Professional therapists, social workers, parents, leaders in special education, and Beekeepers on campus elementary, middle school and Development, plus a group of head-start personnel, and school speech and physical therapy to speak Hives, swarms, and honey will be One of the main speakers will be Dr secondary teachers on methods and consultants, summed up the administrators are expected to attend and conduct workshops. topics on the University campus as Walter Rothenhuhler. a bee expert and strategies to improve the basic skills of importance of such a workshop by "The first lady has been extended an Taylor said 10 workshops will be about 180 members of the Kentucky professor of entomology al Ohio State reading, writing, spelling, language saying. "I'm not just reaching 36 invitation to speak at the Friday offered this year on a variety of Beekeepers' Association meet in a University Frank Rohrer. a beekeeper arts, math, and the development of people, remember Most of these evening banquet, and although she has subjects from infant stimulation to conference July 18-19 Irom Shelbyville, will be another chief learning skills. teachers have got to go back and do an not yet confirmed her appearance we leisure time for parents and Professor James W Slocker said the speaker The 36 teachers from across the state in-service presentation for the faculty are pretty confident she will be able to handicapped adults. beekeepers from Kentucky and several G D Mieronymus. Somerset, who attended the workshop earned at their shool So they can pass on what come," said Rose Kammer, co- other states will attend demonstrations president of the Association, will three hours of graduate credit while they've learned with everyone else." chairman for the 1980 Bluegrass Besides Mrs Carter's expected in the Department of Agriculture's preside appearance, US Representative Carl apiary. (Com. on P«9« 4) Summer program fun for all Rv BRIAN BI.AIR And, needless to say. they like to Despite the fact that only three to five Staff Writer learn. Judy Isaacs, who taught both a percent of the student population could Even a notorious camp-hater like ceramics and an art class during the be labeled as gifted, Thompson Peanuts' Charlie Brown would two-week session, was not blind to this. mentioned that he would like to see probably have traded his best baseball "The best thing about them was the other similar programs initiated at glove for an invitation to the way they reacted," she said. "They neighboring universities, this one being University's 1980 Summer Enrichment listen better and seemed to catch on the first in the state "There is a greater Program - a kind of "summer camp" more quickly than other students awareness of that now i the need > than for gifted and talented children, grades would. Plus, they went at a faster pace in times past." he said five through eight. because they weren't waiting for the Awareness is something the students The two-week program last month other people to simply understand the seem to possess in endless supply. But featured everything from computer instruction. They picked up everything modesty would have to run a close programming to swimming From I taught immediately. It wasn't difficult second. Clay Shelton. a sixth-grader economics to bookkeeping From for them - but I feel they were from Hopkins Elementary School in ceramics to psychology - and then challenged." Somerset is an appropriate example. some But if they were indeed challenged, "I was kind of surprised when they "The purpose of the program was to then they were also rewarded -- in the asked me to come here," he said, provide Ibe children with an form of satisfied curiosity. . or maybe "because all these people are well, educational experience they could not even in the form of a group outing to the pretty special." normally have in their schools," said outdoor drama in Berea, not to mention The six full-time counselors recruited Dr. Kelly Thompson, an elementary a magic show, a swim party, an by Thompson realize this Yet. they education professor who coordinated orchestra concert, or a trip to also realize that the children an and directed the program. Maywoods, where the students studied human. All things considered, the program the wonders of the wilderness "They're really very sensitive." saic appears to be the epitome of the That's entertainment. Mary Wileizko. a counselor and t educational experience, relying on a However, it was not the focal point of University student "They get hurt very carefully balanced recipe of intense the program. "One of the major values easily." learning and flat-out fun. Moreover, it's of the program," Thompson said, "is The privately-funded program ended all served to the 82 children in a fashion that they can be together with kids like Saturday, sending the students home which would turn the most entertaining themselves. You know, there have been from the campus dormitory rooms hostess green with envy. a lot of programs for the child who is which they called home for two weeks. "We try to honor their integrity, their remedial - an naturally, we have to Thompson now has a chance to sit back dignity and their sense of self-worth," have that - but we need to meet the and evaluate the response the session said Thompson, who realizes that many needs of ALL children, including the recieved - especially from the parents. childred with above-average gifted, or the more advanced. "Most of them are fairly excited But intelligence might harbor some feelings "Oftentimes," he added, "the feeling the most important data on that will of uneasiness "They don't want to be has been that these kids will learn on come when we do a follow-up after the Doug Hall. 13. of McDowell and Leslie Long. 14. of Bar- They were among HZ students from across the state who thought of as different They like to play their own. But these children need this kids have been home for a few weeks bourville. observe a crawfish they caught during an outing to "Mended the two-week Summer Enrichment Program for softball and throw frisbees just like any type of program as much as the others and they tell their parents what they Ma.vwoods.lhe University's environmentali ironmental education centercenter. K"*tedKt'«ed amand talented students other kids " need the remedial program " thought of It," he said. P-f 2/Vol. 58/No. 32 Tha Easttrn Progms Thursday. July 17 Editorials Progress' journalistic independence bites the dust By .IKI I SMII.KY independent of the mass com- Press, ('oluml)ia Scholastic Press considerable outside assistance " some classes is the publication of a down at the bottom of this page'' I'm proud Iosa> that I am acting munications department Association and the National Under the auspices of the mass story in a newspaper, be it the Bead 't. Now you know Ihe true .is editor in-chief for this, the last For years the Progress has Newspaper Service. communications department, the Progress or a local city or county story issue of the Progress la be garnered award upon award, merit Last year's issues were given the Progress can expect these ratings paper All of this lunacy has been under published independent of ihe upon merit, for its outstanding highest possible rating by ACP. lo only go down. In an extreme case, one budding Ihe authority of the Board of Department of Mass Com ratings in state and national largely due to the bonus points Finances have never been a young journalist was encouraged Regents. munications competition In fact, the only given "to compensate staffs for problem with Ihe Progress, no by a University faculty member If you read that little black box I'm proud in say lhal I'm acting decorations on the drab walls of their efforts in planning and thanks to anyone except the hard- not to work for Ihe Progress and again you may notice a major .is editor I'm certainly not proud Jones 4(M are certificates of merit producing their own newspaper in working student salespersons and told that his best chances of suc- fallacy in this paper's policy The lo say lhal this is the last issue from the Associated Collegiate competition with those who receive especially Jim Thomason. who ran ceeding in the field might be to Board" of Begents has "authority" the business department flawlessly transfer to another university. but is not responsible for the Promiscuity on Paper for three years before graduating. Craig Ammerman. the "opinions expressed herein." A successful student publication University's best-known jour- The students on the staff haven't needs that kind of student nalism alumnus, is now city editor the right to choose their own editor dedication, not additional parental for the New York Post. Am- in-chief again, that right is influence from a faculty which has merman got his only experience reserved for the Board -- but the Outdated ethics heretofore maintained an altitude from this university working for staff must accept Ihe responsibility of supreme isolationism Ihe Progress al a time when there for what he or she writes. Students have generally been was no journalism department Are you confused' So am I It motivated on their own lo con- But looking at the situation seems that the current positions of Jeff Smiley tribute to the Progress; no en- realistically. I would have to say authority must be cleared up couragement by journalism in- that the Progress never was a true before more authority is given. structors is provided, except in the student publication. What confuses me even more is nigging through the office one Second, President Hob Martin classrooms or at any other places sense that one requirement for See that little black box stuck why we still call it Ihe Progress." sunny day last spring. I uncovered had dark hair on campus Neither should what looked lo be a priceless relic Thai REALLY tells you how old Students wear shorts in town " oi hgyptian hieroglyphics ibis thing is - "Intoxicating beverages, such Guest opinion U'titally it was a I'niversity Hut the one thing lhal grabbed as w me and beer, will nol be served handlxiok from ISWii me was the archaic collection ol at any student I unction This must II you .ever thought for a" minute dress codes, policies and pieces ol lie strictly adhered to so that all Is religious unity possible lhal today s students have it rough. advice which sounded like they who attend may participate \ mi i ih\ musly didn't go lo school in should come from Ihe mouths of without embarrassment ihe Bos (he lime when Martin Jewish mothers, not the pages ol a "All students must live on in Christian Luther King was pumping oul student handbook campus as long as there are strains n| We Shall Overcome." It was easy lo see how Eastern spaces 'And Ihe spaces will Kdilnr's note: The author is in his The Bible student will know that Ihe themselves in life and practice to Jesus people believed Richard Nixon was col its conservative reputation never run out. will they'1 sixth year as minister ol the I'niversity oneness of Jesus and the Kather is even Christ and it is for them and the .in honest man and Kenl Stale was ■Take for instance "Food is nol permitted In i linn h ol Christ in Bichmond. more profound than what has been apostles that Jesus prayed Now. is this to say that man must be just another regional university in "Questionable discretion in rooms " indicated by these few references The Hv IttlllW BOSTON |K>IIII is. this is the oneness Christ said accurate on all points of doctrine and Ohio public display ol affection" was tines! Opinion he wants for his disciples Look at it lhal in order for two men lo be united The restrictions ol lite m the i>os said lo "reflect unfavorably upon Thinking man wonders, is religious again as Jesus prays, "that they they must both be at this same level of became readily apparent lo me Eastern and its students " 1995: Drugs limited iiinlv reallv possible'' Has Cod done believersi may be one. even as we accurate understanding*1 Cod urges upon reading this Godforsaken Pictures, pennants, calendars anything to provide for unity-' The i Father and Son) are one." unity in truth upon imperfect creatures ihing are nol to l>e attached lo the walls to dorm rooms existence ol countless denominations Accordingly, the apostle Paul in- He must have known when he delivered I- irsl all coeds wore dresses cut in the dorms i and culls indicates to man thai the structed Christians at Corinth by the his plan, thai men would not get "All social functions must everything straight But he expects us precisely In Ihe knee \H "Students may wear shorts in answer is no authority of Christ "that ye all speak include a lisl ot faculty guests and Consequently, man doubts that Ihe Ihe same thing and that there he no lo TRY! 'I'hil t I3-I4" si'l.l IKI.1* nol a stitch of denim m the areas immediately adjacent lo chaperones Mitili- was intended 10 produce nr is divisions among you. but lhal ye be The fact is that it is proliable that Ihe whole book Kvery male their dormitories, lo and from Ihe "Beware of rumors' When you capable ol producing unity The "bible perfectly joined together in the same these two men will never see student wore dark pants black lennis area In and from Ihe believer who lakes this stand is placed every Ihing alike and I hey are certainly hear and recognize a rumor, you mind and in the same judgment " H -hoes and button down shifts recreational areas and at ihe in a vitv awkward |Misition. lor the Cor I.IOi Now. does this sound like not asked to give up convictions for the are in a position to stop it and lind 11.at gives you somewhat ol an Student I'nion Grill until ."> pin Mible clcarlv leaches lhal a result of unity in diversity'' sake of being one With each other 1 this the correct information " • le.i a- in how old ibis thing is Shorts are not lo be worn in Ihe l aids word will bo unity among Another important consideration is would he worse than a contrived unity So i suppose that Eastern is liel levers lhal Ihe Bible is not seeking to unify In diversity 1 doomed to exist as the most con- Jesus prayed that those who believe man with man but man with (Jod If these two men are united it is servative institution this side of Ihe through the Apostle* word "may be Jesus' prayer was "that they also may because they both diligently seek to understand the Bible and it isevidenced Ivy League Can I you just see it one as thnu. Kather. art in me and I in be one in us " Paul said. "Cod was in thee, that they also may be one in us by their desire to study and search the now. the preposterously old- Christ reconciling the world unto '.Ino 17 20-211 himself " 12 Cor 5:19i Men as a Scriptures together, seeking Cod's will fashioned policies on this campus The ecumenical movement, consequence of being united with Cod Acts 17 11. 2 Cor 10:3-51 In this in W95" recognizing lhal Ihe bible's claim to are united with one another Really restricted sense the Bible allows for a- Sexual activities in public producing unity is so clear, has worked now. what's the point of being united unity in diversity However, unity in refli-ci unfavorably u|>on Eastern lor a concept called "unity in diversity" religiously if we are not united with diversity that is satisfied with diver and its students and should be to satisfy the Bible requirement of (ind'' sity. is not what the Bible teaches religious unity The emphasis is on Bible unity is a workable plan The confined lo Ihe ravine " Cod condemned the greatest union diversity What one leaches about the Ihe world has known because its believing multitude that lived in Students may IK- nude in the plan ol salvation, the reign of Christ. adhesive was the will of men and not Jerusalem during the first century areas immediately adjacent lo Ihe work and organization of the the will of Cod (Gen 11:1-9) Unity in "were of one heart and of one soul " St MMKKSTVI I iheir dorms, to and from the Church worship, etc. etc. is really diversity seeks to superficially unite The basis of this unity was "continuing swimming area to and from Ihe inconsequential men in spite of their many doctrinal steadfastly in the apostles' doctrine and ravine and at the (trill until 4 a in We will become "one" in our belief differences, whereas the Bible lellnwshipand in breaking of bread and Jell KmiUs. , ..._„.„.„™_...... K d i I or Students are not lo lie nude in lhal Jesus is the Christ and in this establishes and maintains unity among in prayers" 'Acts 4:32; 2:421 III Brookshirc.. Business Manager oneness.' we will honor our right to be men who by obedience lo that same The Bible's plan for unity, em- classrooms or at other places on whatever we want to he religiously We word have been united with Cod phasizing unity with (Jod. includes campus Neither should students imghl observe that this artificial unity A related point is that worldwide knowing and obeying the doctrine of Member »l \ssoeiitled < olleuialc Pre** \ssoriation. < olumhia Mnolastii be nude downtown I'ress \ssin iution and Kcnturkv Inure ollemale I'ress Assoeiatinn. in diversity is part of man's "play religious unity is not under con- Cod 12 Jno 9; 2 Tim 4 2ff. 2 Thess "Drug abuse should be limited theology." acting as though unity has 1:8). being morally upright

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P»gt 3/Vol. 58/No. 32 Th« Eastern Progress Thursday. Julv 17 News/Features The Doctor's Bag TV dies in incident Bible Killer confesses: medicine 'I shot J.R. Ewing' Coles Raymond M.D. I ran across a reference lo may have been sand fl> 'three Its III KKOOKSIIIRF. iind that panoramic view of the Texas Business Manager plain "hyssop" in the Bible a while back, day fever The fifth, "murrain ol Well, campers, you've all been in the Suddenly there he was. in full used as a medicine. Out of a doc beasts," may have been anthrax dark so long that I figure it's about time Technicolor and smiling like Satan tor's curiosity. I looked it up The sixlh. (mils and Mains has for someone to relieve the suspense himself. Well, it says in the books thai been interpreted as venereal For weeks now (here has been I took careful aim and lightly pulled "Penicillum Notatum" cancer, goiter. gonorrhea. to see what dastardly thing he's been up timing seemed urnng So again I were protected trachoma, poliomyelitis, to lately Onent those things was taking waited The Jewish sanitary laws Victoria from me Another was that Finally I couldn'l stand it anymore hypergonadism. apoplexy, allergy, especially Lev l:i 1.1. give detailed stupid hat. on top of which should be a and I let him have it He flew back over and diabetes mcllitus. chicken head or something to relieve the desk and flew to7-11 for more beer instructions cm personal the monotony When I returned I found mv room In the area of menial illness. cleanliness, diet, and liygoine Then when I found out about how JR. mate staring at our TV. and muttering there is King Sauls depression. These sanitary laws have been had mortagaged Miss Kllie's house and under his breath "Well." I thought "he which yielded to the very called the glory "l Biblical all her land I just blew my stack. You may have lost a television set but at "modern" concept ol music- medicine, and there is no question Nature child can't turn your own mother out on the least the airwaves are safe for anyone therapy 'David's harpi and King that they were a major factor in Ihe street i especially when she lives in a with an It} of more than 10 " Christ) llulni nl llrnderson lislrns as Dr. William idinimr. assislanl low n as tough as Dallas) She might get So there you have it The full story Nebuchadnezzar's insanity, in unique survival value "t Ihe Jewish linilcssiir ul natural Micnce. iilenlilirs a plant .Muni; thr trail at Ma> WIMMIV ihr hit by one of those big Cadillacs Now do me a favor, don't watch that which he believed he was an ox and people oil i .11111• 11 - rniiornmrnlal rdutatinn lentrr. Christy was a i: KL' students Cliff Barnes wanted a shot at him but garbage any more and maybe it won't ale grass You can federalize medicine or «hii attended the tuii-ueek Siinmi'-r Knriehmeiil l'i iitfi .mi sponsored In the I beat him to it stay on the air Otherwise I've done all You remember that 10 plagues prostitute jt, or curse it hut as the I < < I I -'. III I lllll .tllOII ■ ■ That sissy brother of his. Bobby, this in vain And my roommate will afflicted the Egyptians during the Bible shows even its ah rice i* should have stayed in Atlantis where he start hounding me to buy him another Israelite captivity Knur of them significant There is just ,n belongs television and this will have to be MIII cannot tin to meoii : written again have been interpreted as Money available Jock just didn't have the nerve and epidemics The third, lice and flies cannot make it go awa\ besides. .1 R was blackmailing him w ilh embarrassing pictures of him and R0SIES some lady from Knot's Landing in summer months Beauty Salon l.ucy was out in the fields with one of Summer is a tJtxxl lime to apply lor student with up to .">« separate aid the cowhands most of the lime and I Photography financial aid. according to Steve Danz, sources, for which they are potentially knew she would never get around lo any director of The Scholarship Bank, a eligible According to the director, the serious action (except with the FREE non profit scholarship search service average applicant is receiving .'12 cow hand i Weddings lor students sources with a combined scholarship TRIM • Composite Groups While many of the hotter known value of $17 iKMi and many of those So I took it upon myself to do what with Wash & Set financial aid programs have already sources are renewable yearly, making had lo In- done I make no moral Graduation closed their doors for fall scholarships. the value even greater The Scholarship judgements upon myself and few value • Instant Photos The Scholarship Bank specializes in Hank is also the only source for judgements I just know I'm glad I did haturinf: Mi reel Prating letting students know about lesser personalized graduate grant it Portraits known, private funding sources These, information, although their main "How'''' is the next obvious question £ C*rlin§ according to the director, generally business is still finding aid for With a :i8 Smith and Wesson, that's Hair relaxing & shaping, accept applications year round undergrads bow I stalked him a long time before Passports Further, the number of applications Students wishing further information the shooting, learning his schedule and Jheri Rurl California Curl received during the summer months is should send a business size, stamped, plotting the final moment Finally I knew the lime was right Gifts much less than the number received sell addressed envelop to The FREE HAIR ANALYSIS sjim C o\ S^/14/ia during the school year, making the Scholarship Hank. 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I. (AMPIS JOB INTERVIEWS Information Kesource Center. 5 VI. THE < OI.ONKI. CONNKiTION Students completing teacher ■■* • Wednesday & Ttiur«da\. Jul> M It Kmploymenl counseling. 6 Employer With the support of the Division of large school districts as one of several they seek employment, state agencies preparation programs and advanced II -- I'.S. \rm> Kr«er\e contacts Administrative Computing. CDAP will factors in the selection of new teachers in which they seek certification or Positions Arm> Keserve Program IV. IOK VACANCY BULLETINS host The Colonel Connection an degree candidates in specific fields and used by several states for the licensing, their colleges, or the may take the National Teacher 'Part-time' rommilmrm for The CD&P office receives job education placement day at the Carl credentialing of teachers or licensing of appropriate educational association of I'nderRradiMM-s and graduating announcements daily from many Perkins Kuilding on July :ll Examinations on any of three different advanced candidates Some colleges advice about which examinations to students i Krcshmen Seniors different types of employers A bulletin lest dates in I98»81 require all seniors preparing to teach to The objective of this program is to lake and when to take them NOTK General information booth of these positions are published every take the examinations tiring interested education candidates Kducational Testing Service, the The NTE Bulletin of Information will be outside urill area in Powell two weeks Pick up your free copv at On each full day of testing, together with school systems who art- nonprofit, educational organization contains a list of lest centers and HulUling troni in a m 4pm IIH .lones registrants may take the Common trying to fill last minute vacancies that administers this testing program, general information about the Examinations, which measure their li. u <;i ST <;K\I>I \TPS Thirteen colleges and universities from said today that the tests will be given examinations, as well as a registration professional preparation and general SKKVK KS KOK VOl V. JOB VACANCY LISTINGS Central and Kastern Kentucky have Nov H. i960. Keb 21. 1961. and June 20. form Copies may be obtained from In locating job opportunities, take educational background, and or an Hefore leaving campus, stop by the been invited to participate 262 1961. at test centers throughout the college placement officers, school advantage of CDkP'a Career Area Examination that measures their Division of Career Development & candidates and 132 school systesm have I 'nited Stales personnel depa rt aients. or directly Information Kesource Center In mastery of subject they expect to teach Placement. :1I9 .lones Kuilding and indicated plans to attend should they from National Teacher Examinations. addition to vacancies received by Kesults of the National Teacher Prospective registrants should make sure your credential file is up-to still be in the |ob market in the late Box 9tl. Educational Testing Service. Examinations are considered by many contact the school districts in which dale with current transcript resume KKl — Placement office, job vacancy July Princeton. N .1 . IR'I4I addresses and telephone numbers and bulletins Irom other colleges and all your letters of recommendations agencies are maintained there The Any interested education candiates college bulletins summarize job ir employers who have questions mav III. \l HIM PLACEMENT opportunities received at a variety of contact CDMV 622-27651 Teachers to gather for "Connection" SKKVH KS schools in the surrounding states The August graduates and current alumni agency listings provide a source of job Beekeepers The Colonel Connection, a con- silies in Central and Eastern Kentucky < anilidates b,r leaching |iositions and w ho are seeking employment should vacancies for specific areas. ■ i e child centrated one day placement activity who are looking for jobs school luring officials are being mat register now for alumni placement welfare, federal government, athletic (Cent <.n'.i I'.ig,- I I sponsored by the Division of Career ched h\ computer for interviews ac- services The mllowing tree services trainers. YMC.A i The conference, sponsored by me Development and Placement, will Art Harvey, assistant director of the cording to specific vacancies This are available Irom tbe Division of Stop by CD&P and find out if these agriculture department through the introduce more than 260 job candidates Division, said at this point about 30 service is being performed by the Career Development & Placement to listings can help you In conducting a Division ol Special Programs, will be to school system officials from eight school systems with vacancies on their Division ol Administrative Computer .iid you in your lob search lob campaign, the more resources you held in the Carl D Perkins Building stales who are seeking teachers faculties have indicated they will send Services I Job referrals. 2 Vacancj bulletins, emplov the lietter your chance of Kurther information mav IK- obtained representatives lo this special event Kurther information on the Colonel The Connection to lie held July .11, t Credential processing 4 Career getting the job you want Irom Stinker telephone 622 5727 or that will begin at H am with Connection may be obtained from Irom Ihe Special Programs office. 622 w ill serve new graduates and other registration in the conference area of Harvey al tbe Division office in the 1444 alumni from 1:1 colleges and univer the Carl D Perkins Kuilding Jones Kuilding, or by calling 622-2765 Dr. W. 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