Eastern Progress - 24 Apr 1997

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2 Sprng BREAK Sports The Colonels ended sprng drlls at the Maroon-Whte Game Saturday/BS WEATHER TODAY H: 64 Low: 44 Condtons: Partly Cloudy ; 64, Partly cloudy AT: 65. Party doudy : 65, Showers Easterj^Pwrevs x CVThA Paotorn Prrvravc ^^SB^ V/nl 7<;/Kln OQ Anrl Q 16 pages The Eastern Progress Vol. 75/No. 29 Aprl 24, 1997 Board of Regonto M tng Search wll be major topc Specal sesson date set BY LAMCE VEAQEH tm Am* BHAHAQE BYJA NEA News edtor Although unversty admnstrators are callng de next Eastern Board of Regents meetng routne, there are some out-of-the ordnary crcumstances and ssues to be dealt wth at the meetng. The meetng s pretty routne," sad Vce Presdent for Academc Affars Russell Enze. The agenda for the meetng, scheduled at 3 p.m. Monday n Coates Room 100, states regents wll dscuss matters concernng personnel, a report from the Councl on Academc Affars, student dscplnary councl appontments, approval of canddates for May 1997 graduaton. Model Laboratory School and a report from de honors commttee. These are all routne ssues for de Aprl meetng of the board. What the agenda does not state s dscusson on the next academc year's budget Normally, the Aprl meetng ncludes dscusson about the budget, but Doug Whtlock, executve assstant to the presdent, sad t wll not be possble to dscuss the budget because of de May 12 specal sesson of the Kentucky General Assembly on hgher educaton. The meetng wll be about routne personnel matters that the board typcally deals wth at the Aprl meetng mnus the budget because t has to be put off Whtlock sad. "t would be a waste of effort to do the budget and then have to redo the budget" Whtlock sad the board wll have a specal meetng to dscuss the budget after the specal sesson. The legslatve specal sesson wll determne how much money Eastern wll receve from state funds. Another tem the agenda for the meetng does not state s any dscusson of the search for Eastern's new presdent Presdent Hanly Funderfourk has told the board he wll retre when hs contract ends at the end of the 1996 academc year. See Board/Page AS Fewer students prompt acton Assstant news edtor" After a steady declne n enrollment snce t peaked n 1992, the unversty s workng to brng the numbers back up. n fve years, total enrollment has dropped from 16,866 to 15,161 a drop of over 10 percent The largest drop was last year when student numbers fell 3.6 percent from 15,727 to 15,161. The largest contrbutor to the drop n total enrollment was oncampus enrollment, whch has dropped 13 percent n fve years. One of the reasons for the drop could have been that fnancal assstance letters were sent out n May. Ths year fnancal assstance letters were sent out Aprl 15 nstead of May lke last year, sad Susan Luhman, drector of fnancal assstance. Whle Luhman dd not say sendng de letters out was a drect effort to boost enrollment, she sad she ddn't thnk t would hurt "The letters that were sent out weren't all award letters," she sad. They were just lettng people know that we receved ther completed applcaton. Ths week, we're sendng out the mssng nformaton letters tellng those people that we dont have all the nformaton we need." Another attempt to boost enrollment numbers took place last weekend. Sprng Spotlght s held every year to gve potental students an opportunty to see the campus, see a dorm room and to talk to people n lwldo Aosent...B1 MftOM B6 Ad ndex A7 Ats B3 ClanUm A6 PtOW» DflOTS. -A# Perspectve A2, 3 Polce Beat A4 Prafllss B4 Sports B6-8 What* On Tap B2 CLASS PATTERN MWr Rchmond Campos Enrollment Fall semesters Don Kftght/PragrMt Jm (John A Dragoftjets a look at Laura's (Laahe Dunn) glass uncorn durng a rehearsal of The Glass Menagere." The play runs through Sunday n Glford Theatre. See B3 for revew. FRANKFORT At a news conference yesterday, Gov. Paul Patton sgned de call for a specal sesson of the state legslature to begn May 12 to consder hgher educaton. Patton had orgnally showed ntentons to call the sesson May 5 but legslators called for a delay of the specal sesson. Along wth other legslators. Rep. Mke Bowlng, D- Mddlesboro, and Sen. Joey Pendleton, D- Patton: Specal sesson May 12. Hopltnsvlle, asked for a delay of the sesson. Durng the news conference, Patton sad he expects changes to be made to hs proposal for hgher educaton reform between now and May 12. The last three weeks have been very productve, he sad Patton sad durng that tme perod, he has made adjustments and mprovements to accommodate suggestons from people around the Commonwealth. Patton sad the legslators wll be consderng hs frst draft of legslaton on hs plan. Tm farly confdent whatever s presented wll be mproved n the legslatve process," Patton sad. Also durng the conference, Patton dscussed the communty college ssue. "Over tme n 90 percent of the cases, ther future career wll be based on what they learned not the name on t" Patton sad. The communty college ssue has become one of the most controversal and debated topcs n the governor's proposal for hgher educaton reform, and s the reason many legslators asked for a delay of the specal sesson. Jame Neat contrbuted to ths story ncreased assaults strke nerve the feld n whch they were nterested, sad Shelley Park, an admssons counselor. BY ALYtM BRAMLAOE strangers. "Student Alumn Assocaton Assstant news edtor Accordng to polce reports, sm- What You Should Know gves tours of campus," she sad. lar assaults by unknown assalants "Students can spend the whole day The Feb. 26 assault was the frst have occurred on campus, ncludng Tom Undqust, drector or pubkc safety, otters these Ops to keep sale on campus: on campus and look around f they encounter she had ever felt she tost one Aprl 5 n whch de vctm was Stay n well-lghted areas Have your keys ready to unlock want to." sad Kmberry Goodrum, a 20-year- walkng through EUendale Lot and Travel wth another person your door Sprng Spotlght s geared toward old sophomore majorng n Englsh. was grabbed from behnd. Tell someone where you are f you are followed, go to a welljunors n hgh school, transfer stu- " had been attacked before, and The report of ths attack stated dents and non-tradtonal students. ths was the only one ddn't get to gong lghted area or nto a buldng the offcer was gong to look at the nformaton s sent to extenson throw a punch, or ddn't get to fght vdeo survellance to see f t had cap- Keep your door (to your car or and call publc safety, change stes to coax those students to the back," Goodrum sad. tured anythng. dorm room) locked your drecton or scream. Accordng to publc safety man campus. Park sad. "We couldn't fnd a thng," sad "We had around 523 students reports, Goodrum was attacked Tom Lndqust drector of publc ths sprng," she sad of the attenwhle walkng between Whaln safety. "Nothng was vsble on the now, Lndqust sad. par of scssors n the vctm's hand. Complex and the heat plant cameras. You can see a pretty good March 11, three students were The attack on Goodrum occurred dance at Sprng Spotlght. "Last sprng we had around 450. The "Someone turned me around and porton of the lot from that angle. fs attacked whle walkng by the water n a poorly lt area of campus, she punched me n the face," she sad. " just that we ddn't pck t up." tower by Alumn Colseum, accord- sad. attendance s always a lot lower ht my head nto the wall and t dazed Lndqust sad he s also lookng ng to documents from publc safe- There s a t path all the way to my than n the fall because students roe. Whoever t was grabbed my wal- nto ncreasng the camera survel- ty. car," she sad " was just takng a short usually have ther decsons made." let but t was on a chan and wouldn't lance of campus. Polce reports stated that another cut t was probably a stupd thng to da" And, students aren't just comng come off so they ran away." "We're lookng nto havng add- assault occurred Jan. 14 when the lndrntht acknowledges that some for the complmentary football Ths semester 15 assaults have tonal cameras," he sad. "We've den- vctm was walkng from Walters Hall areas of campus could have more lghtgame n de fall. Parks sad. occurred on campus, accordng to tfed areas we'd lke to see more of." to Telford Hall. ng. reports fled wth publc safety. One of those areas s Keene Hall, The assalant struck the vctm on See Enrollment/Page AS Of the 15, sx were assaults by whch doesnt have cameras rght the leg and ran when he notced a See Assaults/Page AS Fraternty accused of hazng elgble to return n fell BY Am* BRAMLAOE Assstant news edtor n the wake of hazng allegatons aganst Omega Ps Ph fraternty at the Unversty of Lousvlle, Eastern's chapter, whch was suspended n 1993 for hazng, could be allowed to organze on campus as earyasfa The Unversty of Lousvlle's chapter was suspended Aprl 8 from holdng actvtes on campus pendng nvestgaton nto hazng allegatons, whch led to a student beng hosptalzed, sad Brdgette Preglasco, assstant vce presdent of student lfe at U of L Accordng to a March 11, 1993 artcle n The Eastern Progress, Eastern's chapter was suspended after four pledges sgned statements sayng they had been physcally abused by actve members. Omega Ps Ph could return to campus n the fall of 1997 wth the natonal organzaton helpng to nstall the new chapter, sad Skp Daugherty, dean of student development n an Aprl 1, 1993 artcle of the Progress. They have not asked recently to come back to campus," Daugherty sad. They dd last year, and sad no. wll not look at a request favorably rght now because have not seen much change n the organzaton and because of the way the group handled ts dsmssal from campus they dont thnk they dd anythng wrong." Besdes the local chapter's behavor, Daugherty sad the natonal chapter's ablty to control ts members s a factor n allowng Omega Ps Flu back on campus. They can not control de local ' tradtons," he sad. "Natonals dont have ndvdual chapters under control. don't see us lookng at t for the next couple of years." One of the reasons Omega Ps Ph receved a four-year suspenson was to ensure that no prevous members were stll at the unversty. "We stll have someone here who s from that era, and the deal was they couldn't come back untl everyone was gone," Daugherty sad. Wth recent attenton focused on hazng at unverstes n the state, Daugherty sad he doesnt thnk hazng s a problem at Eastern. " thnk hazng s near nl on campus, but dont thnk t's eradcated to zero," Daugherty sad. There rf zero tolerance here for t We haven't had any ncdences for a whle." - -; * n ts statement of poston on bb ng and pre-ntaton actvtes, the; Fraternty Executves Assocaton defnes hazng as any acton taken or stuaton created ntentonally, whether on or off fraternty prems; es, to produce mental or physcal dts comfort embarrassment harassment or rdcule. See Hazng/Page At

3 A2 Thursday. Aprl The Eastern Progress Mary Am Lawrence, edtor -» erspectve [ Edtorals Replacng Funderburk an ntrcate assgnment Soon, and for the frst tme n a lttle over 12 years, Eastern wll start lookng for a new presdent Presdent Funderburk, the longest tenured unversty presdent n Kentucky, wll retre when hs contract ends at the end of thej998 academc year. Board of Regents Char Jm Glbert and Board member Barbara Rcke have thrown out some nformaton that ndcates that the search process for a Funderburk wn new presdent has begun. Glbert sad he has talked after 1996 wth a consultng frm n Washngton about the search, and he may make look at several other consultng frms. Even wth assstance from a consultng frm, the decson wll be a tough one for the search commttee and, ultmately, the board. The board should be very choosy when decdng who wll lead ths unversty after Funderburk leaves. Funderburk holds a powerful place as longest-tenured presdent n the, state and has played a supportng role n Gov. Paul Patton's reform plans. And at Eastern, he's managed Campus Comments ea ve Eastern Cj. Should tobacco companes be held accountable for health problems caused by cgarettes? Name: Dana Chen Age: Major: cded Year: man Hom*tc n: Chna A. V A person chooses to smoke, and they can qut. ' the unversty's fnances conservatvely to a place where t s fnancally stable. Plans for effcency The new presdent should be able to make the unversty more effcent by knowng what postons are needed and whch ones are unnecessary. Funderburk dd ths by elmnatng unneeded postons, such as the job of vce presdent for admnstratve affars. After Joseph Schwendeman retred, Funderburk elmnated hs poston and delegated te job dutes to other departments. Eastern's role as a regonal unversty wll be defned by the May 12 legslatve specal sesson, and the new presdent should strve to mplement the new msson statement n a way that wll spotlght the unversty's best features. A new Eastern presdent should have the ablty to delegate. A presdent s at the top of the unversty and should be able to lead the unversty by havng faculty and staff perform ther jobs n a way that benefts the school. The standards The board should consder Eastern's standards under Funderburk's leadershp when lookng for a new presdent Eastern contnues to provde developmental courses and lower ACT score admttance standards than other unverstes because one of hs goals has been to gve anyone who wants a chance to attend Eastern that chance. The board wll have to consder the vews of presdental canddates on ths ssue. Do the canddates agree wth Eastern havng developmental courses and lettng students wth low ACT scores attend the unversty? They should also be lookng for someone who cares about the students at ths unversty. Student Senate Presdent Melody Mason and others say that Gov. Patton's reform plan doesnt take the lves of students nto account as much as t should. They sad they are not "products" and dont want to be treated as such. Students are, after all, what the plan s all about. f we aren't happy wth the way our educaton system works, we aren't gong to learn much of anythng and consequently aren't gong to be productve ctzens who acheve a hgher standard of lvng. The unversty needs a presdent who can delver what the students need and want n an educaton. The Board of Regents wll moot at 3 p.m. Monday n Coates Room 100, and wll dscuss the presdental We need a presdent who wll lsten to the students and faculty about problems and deas. They are at the root of learnng and should not be dsmssed by a presdent who thnks he or she s always rght or knows what/s better for the unversty than they do. n order to fnd a presdent who cares about students and s n touch wth the realty of the classroom and how t affects students, the board should be lookng for a presdent who has been a teacher before. Teachers are the medum of learnng to students and they know what works and what doesn't when t comes to that learnng. The new presdent should have an academc background that reflects how mportant he or she thnks educaton s. They should be comfortable n a classroom and have a serous concern for teachng excellence. Funderburk values good teachers. He establshed Foundaton Professorshps and mert pay to reward good teachng. Eastern's new presdent should care about the appearance of the unversty and the experence t provdes those who lve here and vst t Funderburk took specal care of physcal plant needs, ncludng havng them plant flower beds that had deterorated. Technology should be of mportance to the presdent the board pcks. Provdng the unversty wth technology should not be just lp servce to trendy deas but accessble to all students and faculty. The search begns The search commttee, whch hasn't been formed yet, should nclude a representatve from Eastern's student body as well as a faculty representatve. Rcke has sad the board has already receved several proposals from consultant frms that want to be part of Eastern's search. Glbert has also sad the board wll -«form a search commttee and the consultant frm wll be n charge of, helpng them wth the mechancs of * how to run the search, the screenng ' process and to gve them advce on the overall process of fndng Eastern. a new leader. Name: Bader Al-otab Age: 24 Major: Computer nformaton Systems Year: Senor Hometown: Saud Araba "l thnk they should be held responsble because ths country makes such a bg deal about health and uses peoples' tax money for medcne.' Name: Lsa Sparks Age: 24 Major: Offce systems Year: Junor Hometown: rvne "No. t says on the package that there are dangers, and you make the decson to pck them up. Name: Tm McClan Age: 24 Major: Computer nformaton Systems Year: Senor Hometown: London "f they have chemcally altered tobacco n an unethcal or llegal way, they should be held responsble." The Eastern Progress 117 Donovan Annax Eastern Kentucky Unversty Rchmond. Ky Maty Am Lawrence EdHor ThnMoUette Managng' edtor Beth Whtman, Jule Clay Copy edtor* BurtBucher Staffartfct The Caatam Pragma (SSN 10*1*324) la a member of tre Assocated Collegate Press. Kentucky ntercollegate Press Assocaton and College Newspaper Busness & Advertsng Managers. nc. The Progress s publshed every Thursday durng the school year, wth the excepton of vacaton and examnaton perods. Any false or msleadng advertsng should be reported to Advser/General Manager. Or. Elzabeth Frees. Kentucky Rver deserves better fate n other parts of our country, rvers whch carry state names serve as an emblem of local dentfcaton for ctzens. Waterways lke the Msssspp Rver wth ts stored deltas and the Tennessee Rver, whose path ts lnkage to Danel Boone and aboltonst Cassus Clay, deserves better for ts northern border and ts hstory than a Kentucky Rver reduced to lttle more than a focus of concern for envronmental groups. On Sunday, the Serra Club's cuts that state nto nearly two KentucMyRwcr Kentucky Rver Watershed equal parts, carry connota- B*'" Program wll conduct a study of tons of state prde. M the water qualty n the n ths state, however, the Kentucky Rver. Anyone who Kentucky Rver sparks no parochalsm, but nstead produces remarks such as "no swmmng allowed" and worres about the effect the polluted waters have on wldlfe n the area. Madson County, an area noted for A Hole to Fll has been close enough to smell the body of water should have a good guess what the research wll probably show. The problem s the rver has been neglected for too long, as groups have used the water as a dumpng grounds, nstead of usng ts lnk to the past as a source for communty togetherness. Madson County's local government needs to get behnd the efforts of envronmental groups such as the Serra Club to make sure that the rver's stuaton doesn't worsen. Not only for the hstorcal aspects, but as a part of the natural beauty of central Kentucky and as a source of water for Madson Countans, the polluton of the Kentucky Rver must be reversed. What once was a means for travel for people and ndustry n the early days of Kentucky's statehood, has wthered away to a rotten flow of pol- luted sludge. Saturday s Reclam the Rver Day. More than 100 volunteers wll travel up and down the rver on foot and n boats to assess the damage. Then, they wll partcpate n roundtable dscussons of ways to mprove the rven The volunteers lead de way by showng that people care. The more people who get out and go to events lke ths one, the more our legslators and cty and county government offcals wll be nterested n dealng wth envronmental ssues. f you want to partcpate n ths event or others comng n June, contact the Serra Club. Bellybutton percng adds pzzazz to otherwse 'weene' lfe have always held on to the belef that beneath my cool, calm exteror les a party anmal a free sprt that does what want, when want, wth whom ever want 'm a wld chld just watng to be set free. But after years of observng myself, realzed was just wrongv came to the concluson that was destned to lve out the rest of f my days as a pencl-pushng wener, and accepted my fate for [ a whle. Then, decded just wasn't ready to gve up that mage of a crazer, more fun-lovng me. AD saass had to do was fnd her. And then dd n my belrybutton. was gong to get my navel perced. looked at t as a very tasteful expresson of my other sde. My parents dd not see t the same way. "No daughter of mne s gong around lookng lke a street-walkng hussy." Well, thought, 'm 18, and am a wld and free sprt, so don't need my parents' permsson to do somethng. was gong to do t anyway. talked about t for months. Everyone Umew had heard about my plan, and got lots of dfferent feedback. FELDMAN Turn My brother told me "defntely no." t could get nfected; could get sck, and most mportantly. easaaa my stomach was not flat enough. My sster told me would look lke trash. My frend Mchael from back home sad he thought bellybutton rngs were very sexy, and should defntely get t done. Well, that*s all t took. One person to say t was sexy, and knew that was defntely the way wanted to go. My only problem was that pencl-pushng wener part of me was scared to death of needles. put t off, and put t off. gave myself plenty of excuses. The tme fnally came when just had to do t; had to rebel aganst my weene sde. called my frend, told hm to come pck me up, and we went to Bodean's Tattoos. strutted nto that green buldng lke had just jumped off a Harey. made eye contact wth Bodean hmself. walked up to the tattoo-covered man, and sad n my roughest, toughest voce, "Sr, would lke to get my bellybutton perced, please." The huge man looked at me and sad, "Frst thngs frst, you've gotta qut callng me sr." He sad could get t done after he fnshed dong the tattoo he was workng on After had seen more pctures of naked * "Lady Luck" and "Mss Fortune" than care.' to remember, Bodean called me nto hs char. J He spun the char around so t was fac- - ng the wall-szed mrror. "You wanna watch?" he asked. Fear had paralyzed me, and all could manage was a weak head shake for "no." closed my eyes, clenched my fsts and ; grtted my teeth. was watng for pan that mght parallel chldbrth, but all got was a ' lttle pnch. Then, t was over. looked down at the lttle slver rng n my navel. No pan, no tears and mnmal bloodshed. For $301 had, n my own way, become the rebel knew was destned to ' be. So for every person who thnks they are destned to be s wener, just remember, the only dfference between a wnner and a wener s $30, and an E and N.

4 : The Eastern Progress, Thwaday. Apr JTerspeCU VC J\3 FaftvelTs rantngs show gnorance of dverse MATT WEBER Your Turn Ths column s n response to the Rev. Jerry Falwell's comments concernng a controversal epsode of the televson show "Eden." Accordng to the Rev. Jerry FahveD, snce homosexuals only make up approxmately 2 percent of the populaton, they deserve no place n the publc eye. Consderng that they are such a mnorty, apparently they do not deserve the same rghts as the majorty. He stated that he does not want hs famly or other Amercan famles to be exposed to ths alternatve lfestyle we call homosexualty. These and other derogatory comments were made n response to the Where to fnd us The Eastern Progress s located lust off Lancaster Avenue n the Donovan Annex on the west sde of Alumn Colseum. At How to roach us Phone:(606) E-Mal: progressoacs.eku.edu To report a news story or dea Jame Neal, Features Bran Smms, Actvtes Jacnta Feldman, Arts&Entertanment Mchael Roy, Sports Chad Queen, To place an ad Dsplay Aprl Thorpe, upcomng "Ellen" televson show, n whch Ellen Morgan (played by Ellen DeGeneres) exposes her alternatve lfestyle. Ye gods! thank Larry Flynt and Hustler magazne for exposng ths man's true awkwardness and lack of ablty to functon property n a dverse and ntegrated world. The Reverend stated that he denounces any exposure of volence, sex (especally outsde of marrage), drugs and homosexualty on televson. Well, that does not leave a whole lot f Falwell had hs way, not one of the top- 10-ranked televson shows would be ared. The man would probably opt for 24 hours a day of PBS. Oh, no, forgot that t was hs Republcan crones that Rchmond/ EKU Campus Kentucky Stata PollcaPosl Fax: (606) Classfed/Subscrptons Sonja Knght, To suggest a photo or order a reprnt Don Knght, To subscrbe Subscrptons are avalable by mal at a cost of $1 per ssue; $15 per semester.or $30 per year payable n advance. To submt a column "Your Turn" columns should be maled to The Eastern Progress, 117 Donovan Annex, Eastern Kentucky Unversty, Rchmond, Ky The deadlne s noon Monday pror to publcaton on Thursday. Columns wll be prnted n accordance wth avalable space. pushed to have PBS extermnated. So what knd of televson shows would the Reverend fnd sutable for famly vewng (besdes the 700 Club)? Not the educatonal documentares on the Dscovery Channel. Those weasels just try to promote the theory of evoluton! Not one half-hour of "Senfeld" would ar. We all know that he just dsplays an obscene amount of sexualty and humor that s too much for any good Chrstan to handle. The epsode n whch the whole cast openly dscusses masturbaton probably shook Falwell's buddes pretty badly. Not one epsode of "Nash Brdges" would ar due to that pesky lttle Mexcan mmgrant Cheech Marn. Despte the loveable theme song, not one epsode of "Frends" would ar; ther normal, mddle-age sexual desres and drves would not be tolerated. The Reverend even went so far as to call the sponsors to wthdraw ther support from "Ellen." That has happened, and one ABC afflate n Brmngham, Ala., has chosen not to ar the controversal epsode at all. WBMA Presdent and General Manager Jerry Helman sad. Ths s not approprate for famly vewng." Leave t to a Southern ABC afflate wth a presdent that feels t s hs responsblty to protect Alabama's fam- Burnt fngers not only lesson Never put your fngers nsde a hot LaserWrter prnter to pluck out a paper jam. t mght messs upp your typng... another one of the many lessons 've learned from 10 years of newspaper advsng. Nevertheless n pan but wser for the experence, send ths greetng to all Eastern alumn comng to campus ths weekend. especally want to welcome those returnng n body and/or sprt to celebrate the 75th annversary of The Eastern Progress. You'll get a look at some of those memores beng recalled n next week's ssue, a specal trbute to the people and events covered snce the paper's brth n The specal secton beng put together by former edtor Don ELZABETH FRAAS Perry and Accent edtor Bran My Turn Smms wll nclude ntervews wth former students who have served as edtors. Everyone nvolved wth the Progress at one tme or another seems to have some specal memory. We got a letter from former edtor Crag Ammerman who recalled several dsagreements wth then-presdent Robert Martn, a substantal man: "When he slammed hs fsts onto hs desk smultaneously, t seemed as f the entre Coates Buldng shook." My years of advsng have been remarkably pressure-free from that knd of admnstratve persuason. That's not necessarly the norm n campus newspapers, even newspapers lke the Progress, whch are fnancally self-supportng. My job was aded by prevous faculty advsers who put nto place methods of operaton and staff tranng modeled after real-lfe journalstc operatons. And, of course, the students who have worked at the Progress lke all good students have educated ther "teacher." stll remember the "gulp" n edtor Mke Marsee's throat when called hm a month before school started 10 years ago to tell hm would be the new advser. He recovered and taught me many thngs, ncludng how to prepare the "red copy" the ssue where a staffer's mstakes (or accomplshments) are hghlghted for all to see. One of the most emphatc lessons learned was that not all lessons can be taught n a class- room: Complete students experence ther subjects. f your subject s journalsm, you wll never master t as teacher or student, for journalsm s reportng lfe and one book or front page story can't sum lfe up. That's why 'm followng the path that the good journalsm students at the Progress take a summer nternshp. ll be workng for a "real" newspaper n Grand Rapds. Mch., as part of a program to connect journalsm educators wth realty. probably won't burn my fngers on a LaserWrter, but 'm sure 'll make a mstake or two. And, hope the lessons learn wll be as rch and rewardng as the ones gven to me by the edtors, the staffs and the readers of your student newspaper, The Eastern Progress. les from such smut to make a lousy decson. Well, we have always known the South has to be a lttle behnd wth the tmes. Really, thnk about t How often do you see a gay redneck? What a combnaton of dalects to combne! Serously, just a* racal ntegraton was slow to catch on n certan areas, so wd homosexualty. Just as Alabama Ex- Governor George Wallace confessed and renounced hs past racal vews, we can only hope that one day we'll see Falwell go through the same process of self crtcsm. Weber s an envronmental health scence major from Lousvlle. Next week's ssue to honor 75th y The May 1 ssue of the Progress next Thursday wd mark our last ssue of the year our 75th year of coverng Eastern's campus. As readers have probably fgured out from the 75 n our nameplate, we've been tryng to draw attenton to ths specal moment n Progress hstory. Ths effort wll culmnate next week wth stores devoted to a look back at campus snce Former edtor Don Perry and our Accent edtor Bran Smms have assembled what we hope wd be consdered a souvenr edton, especally for senors graduatng ths sprng. You'll hear from edtors from the past remnscng on ther days at Eastern. And you'll get a perspectve on great moments n Eastern sports from unversty sports nformaton drector Karl Park, a former Progress sports edtor. You'll learn what some famous and nfamous edtoral cartoonsts from the past are doodlng now. The Progress wll be open durng busness hours durng the summer and wn publsh a summer ssue July 17. 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5 *A4 VeWS The Eastern Progress, Thursday, Aprl News Brefs ;Next court day set for football player ' Another court date was set Tuesday at an arragnment hearng for Sanford Baskn V, an Eastern junor defensve tackle Jrom Cumberland. J Baskn was arrested Aprl 13 on charges of second degree 'assault. He allegedly assaulted a man wth a beer bottle. Patte A. ;Clay Hosptal notfed Eastern polce about the assault, whch."requred the man to have sttches >on hs chn.. Baskn's next hearng s sched- Qed for 9 a.m. May 20 at Madson County Dstrct Court. At the earng, he can brng a lawyer and enter a plea. Hs charges can be amended at ths hearng and a date wll be set for a prelmnary bearng, sad a dstrct court clerk. Polce Beat The followng reports have been fled wth the unversty's dvson of publc safety: Aprl 18 > Mchelle L. Baker. 18. Plorence, was arrested and charged wth alcohol ntoxcajon. Mchael B. Ward, 20. Calf.. as arrested and charged wth cohol ntoxcaton. Lucas J. Morton, 20, J'Donnell, was arrested and Jharged wth alcohol ntoxcaton. Amanda L. Sexton, 20, Pne tnot, was arrested and charged rth drvng under the nfluence : alcohol and mproper turnng. Regnald C. Stdham, 22, Jchmond, was arrested and harged wth drvng under the {nfluence of alcohol and speedng. 1 Aprl 17 Melssa Parks, Clay Hall, reported her car had been damtged whle parked n the ancaster Lot 1 Anthony Warford, 22. Rchmond, was arrested and fcharged wth operatng a vehcle wth a suspended lcense. He was cted for not havng an operator's lcense for a matofflmflky not havng nsurance and havng mproper regstraton plates. Keth W. Hatfeld, 19, Ft. Thomas, was arrested and charged wth alcohol ntoxcaton. Seven added to dstngushed alumn lst Terry Carter DeLuca, Louse Rutledge Dowerman, Mary Elzabeth Dunn, Jmmy D. Helton, Mary Wnston Lane, Jack Moreland and Gary Lee Keller wll jon the Eastern Hall of Dstngushed Alumn durng ceremones at 7 p.m. Saturday n the Keen Johnson Ballroom. DeLuca, of Lexngton, s executve recruter for Amercan Rehabltaton Group PSC. Dunn, of Jeffersontown, was the 1996 Kentucky Teacher of the Year for her role as mathematcs teacher at Shelby County East Mddle School. Helton of Aurora, Colo., s presdent of HealthCare Management Aprl 16 Allen Bajramovc, 20, Georgetown, was arrested and charged wth alcohol ntoxcaton. Laura Campbell, Telford Hall, reported the passenger sde front wndsheld had been broken n her car. Dawn Barnes, Case Hall, reported a radar detector and a CD case contanng 30 CD's valued at $400 were taken from her car whle parked n Case Lot. Aprl 15 Mke Hawksley, Combs Buldng, reported a computer prnter stolen from Combs Buldng Room 328. Stephen Austn, Jgwater Road, reported hs motorcycle damaged whle n the Powell East Lot. Bonne Gray, Case Annex, reported a prnter stolen from Case Annex room 167. Rebecca Ann Bowen, 21, Rchmond, was arrested and charged wth publc ntoxcaton nf a controlled substance, marjuana. Tmothy R. Taylor, 21, Clay Cty, was arrested and charged wth publc ntoxcaton of a controlled substance, marjuana. Aprl 14 Chrstopher Rser, 22, Rchmond, was arrested and charged wth possesson of marjuana and possesson of drug paraphernala. Compled by staff Consultng Servces. Lane s a scence teacher at Mddlesboro Hgh School. Moreland, of Hghland Heghts, s nterm presdent of Northern Kentucky Unversty. Dowerman s a 1933 Eastern graduate. She served Eastern as a lbraran before movng on to Broward Communty College n Florda where she retred n Last year, she establshed a scholarshp fund at Eastern. Keller of Cncnnat earned hs bachelor's degree n bology from Eastern n 1969, and s currently drector of veternary servces and an assocate professor of pedatrcs at Chldren's Hosptal Medcal Center. For more nformaton, call the Alumn Offce at or, toll-free n Kentucky, , ext Compled by Alyssa Bramlage The followng reports appearng n "Polce Beat" have been resolved n Madson Dstrct Court. These followup reports represent only the judges', decson n each case. Thomas J. Kng, 19. Rchmond, was found gulty of alcohol ntoxcaton and fned $ Joseph B. Ward, 19, Va., was found gulty of alcohol ntoxcaton and fned $ Denns S. Baetty, 20, Lousvlle, was found gulty of alcohol ntoxcaton and fned $ Davd D. Hoverman, 19. Lexngton, was found gulty of possesson of marjuana and fned $ Molsa A. Morgan, 20, Lexngton, was found gulty of dsorderly conduct and fned $ Mro Mcovsky, 27, Rchmond, was dsmssed on charges of drnkng alcohol n publc and alcohol ntoxcaton. Zugpryd Kamkewcz, 41, Rchmond, was dsmssed on charges of drnkng alcoholc beverages n publc and alcohol ntoxcaton. Keth J. Yanke. 19, Ws., was found gulty of drvng under the nfluence of alcohol and fned $ ordered to serve 20 hours of communty servce and had hs lcense suspended for 30 days. L' *>a mm?. B Currency Exchange B; :.«.) v yed bo.-:.. _. : v:e'! <= - ',.. ;;e then: foj d: '.. 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6 0 RHA elects offcers for 1998 The Resdence Hall Assocaton offcally announced the electon of Jm Harmon and Brdgett Pugh as presdent and vce presdent, respectvely, followng Monday's campus-wde electon. Harmon and Pugh were runnng uncontested for the two top executve posts. Runnng as a tcket, they receved 128 of the 156 votes cast for the offces. Harmon, from Dover, Oho, and Pugh, from Dayton, served n leadershp roles ths year n RHA. Harmon was polcy char, whle Pugh was secretary. Also at Monday's meetng, RHA elected two other offcers for the academc year. Jo Ann Wlder was elected secretary and Rodney Green was elected treasurer, a post he held durng sprng semester. Monday was the last meetng of ths year for RHA. Earth Day talk The Eastern Progress, Thun»d«y. Aprl 24.1»7 NCWS A5 Don Knght/Progress Gatewood Galbrath vsted Eastern Tuesday to speak at an Earth Day celebraton n the Ravne. He spoke on marjuana's medcnal purposes and the low mpact ts cultvaton has on the envronment. *l was a vctm of asthma untl dscovered marjuana," he sad. Whle you were sleepng... Nght-tme ntruder has some campus resdents lockng doors BYHPUEROY Arts edtor Lee Chapman was fast asleep when he woke up and saw someone n hs room at Keene Hall someone who wasn't supposed to be there. T opened my eyes and saw ths guy," Chapman sad. " was shocked to see someone was there." Chapman, a freshman accountng major, may not be the only resdent to catch a peepng Tom n hs room recent." Rumors' of other sghtngs have led to dorm RAs warnng people to lock ther doors, sad one of the students who has heard about the ndvdual comng nto the dorms. "We had never slept wth the door locked," Chapman sad. "We do now,".fl"..k-\. At least three students have clamed to see ths ndvdual n ther room. Accordng to Chapman, he woke up and saw a fgure lookng around the room. Hs roommate was asleep durng the ncdent "He was just standng there," Chapman sad. " asked hm what he was dong," Chapman sad. "He sad he was n the wrong room." Chapman descrbed the ntruder as a thn black male, about 5-foot-8 or 5-foot-9, lookng around hs room about 4 a.m. a couple of weeks after Sprng Break. The person afterwards fled the room and Chapman beleves he heard hm run down the starcase. Chapman dd not report the case that nght because t was so late. " just went back to bed," Chapman sad. Later when he was talkng wth some other Keene Hall resdents on an elevator about the ncdent, another resdent clamed to have seen the same person on the same nght on a dfferent floor from the one Chapman lves on. Chapman sad. "The guy clamed to see hm about 4:30 a.m. The other guy asked f t was so-and-so's room," Chapman sad about the conversaton n the elevator. Chapman sad that he had seen the ndvdual that was n hs room around Dupree Hall. " had seen hm before," Chapman sad. "He had earrngs n each ear and a nose rng. Some of the guys knew who he was." A couple of days later, durng a meetng on Chap? s flow, the RA told resdents to lock ther doors. Chapman sad. "He sad we had a peepng Tom," Chapman sad. " sad he was n my room." Chapman sad at frst, he beleved t was a thef, nothng more. "He was lookng around the room. Afterwards, we got up and looked and everythng was here." n addton. Chapman sad another person on hs floor clamed that someone had also walked nto hs room. Chapman sad he was shocked by the ntruder and the fact someone would actually enter someone else's room. Keene's Staff Assstant Rena Murphy sad she could not comment on the case. Chapman's RA was not avalable to comment on the ncdent. "> COLLEGE G RAMJ AT M/F CASH BONUS FOR COLLEGE DPLOMA. Trouble fndng an entry level poston compatble wth y^ur college major? You mght be elgble for a cash bonus, rapd promoton and specalzed tranng. Check wth your local Army Recruter ARMY. BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Lookng lorft used?/ CDs We Got 'Em! Recycle your old CDs (everybody's got some!). We buy, sell and trade used CDs and they're 100% GUARANTEED! Thousands to choose from! m mm ^^^^^^W» >r Any Used CD 6.99 and up P mm»m»ypw mettn t* tm mr) CO»» pmlrt n.m mt up. RECORD lwlf= ^Mnlm Redmond Ma. 606^ J22U Orgnal Hand Tossed Crunchy Thn & Crspy Ultmate Deep Dsh Steak Hoages Twsty Bread Buffalo Wngs New Cheesy Bread \ > b ==, 2 ft? M ** QOL S EKU/Rchmond A [MEDUM] [LARGE PZZA PZZA WTH A WTH A TOPPNG TOPPNG OF YOUR OF YOUR " CHOCE CHOCE w u Prces Vary For Deep Dsh Pzza.

7 A6 NeWS The Eastern Progress, Thursday. Apm 24. «97 Don Knght/Progras w servng on several commttees as a student senator, Lsa Smth, a natwe o( rvnc^on, wcy \^ce pre6ctent two weeks ago. Campus Leaders: Lsa Smth, Student Assocaton vce presdent Smth hopes for career n Senate (Y LAETTTA CLAYTON luff Wrter For someone who hopes to be a tat'- senator one day, Lsa Smth ertanly seems to be takng all the ght steps to attan that goal. Smth, 20, has just been elected ce presdent of Eastern's Student \ssocaton. She served on the sente electons commttee n the wner of 1996, on the student rghts ommttee last year and was elected tuelent rghts char ths past 1 ebruary. ', Smth s from rvngton and attended Breckenrdge County Hgh School where she was n Future Farmers of Amerca, was treasurer "f regon two Future Busness! eaders of Amerca, and was a stu- 'lant councl representatve. She was al)m> a member of the Natonal Honor Socety. " pretty much dd everythng n hgh school," Smth sad. "Any organzaton that allowed me to get up.ad talk to people that's usually what 1 dd. love t" At Eastern, Smth s a speech communcatons major and a member of Ch Omega sororty where she s a panelng delegate. Smth sad she decded to run for vce presdent after a retreat she went to last year whch really motvated her. " realzed that could make a dfference here on campus through Student Assocaton," Smth sad. She added that she was thrlled when Mke Lynch, the newly elected student senate presdent, asked her to run as hs vce presdent. Lynch sad he thnks Smth's enthusasm s one thng the Student Assocaton needs. "She s a very outgong, energetc person," Lynch sad. "Even when she s havng a bad day, she has a smle on her face." Smth and Lynch agree that they make a good team. "He's really open; he lstens," Smth sad. "We work together great" One of the bggest thngs they agree on s the need to mprove campus safety. Smth sad she wants a panted crosswalk on Lancaster Avenue wth a cauton lght so cars wd slow down for students who are crossng to and from the Lancaster Lot and campus. She has already begun workng on ths by talkng wth state senators. 1 thnk they're gong to be more than wllng to work wth us," Smth sad of the state. When Smth s not busy on campus, she sad she enjoys hkng at Otter Creek n Meade County and at Natural Brdge State Park. Smth descrbes herself as trustworthy and a good lstener. " try to be a good frend to everyone," she sad. Smth wants students to know she and Lynch want to address the ssues and concerns of every student at Eastern. "Our door s always open," she sad. Progress Classfeds HEU»\WANTED_. MONEY FOR COLLEGE: WE CAN HELP YOU OBTAN FUNDfNG. THOU- SANDS OF AWARDS AVALABLE TO ALL STUDENTS. MMEDATE QUAU- FCATCN.CALL1-80O461-33B3. 1 joooa POS8BLE TYPNG. Part-tne. At homa. W trea, g000,aklt-7077torl Weekly! Fufrpart tme prooanng US Govl FHA mortgage rafunda. 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8 Depot explosons affectng homes BY Lwct VAQM News wrter Jm Curry, a resdent of Wld Goose sland n Rchmond, s upset wth hs nosy neghbors, the Bluegrass Army Depot Curry sad the Army's practce of open detonaton to destroy agng ammunton s keepng hm awake durng the day when he comes home from hs thrd-shft job to sleep. n open detonaton, mnes are destroyed by settng them off wth other ammunton n 8-foot-deep pts whch are covered wth earth. He sad property damage s another symptom of the ammunton destructon takng place near hm and hs neghbors. However, f thngs go as the Army hopes, Curry and all resdents lvng n the area surroundng the depot wll rest better soon. Dave Easter, publc affars offcer for the depot, sad the Army s currently talkng wth two companes from the prvate sector about alternatves to open detonaton. One alternatve that s beng serously looked at s a chamber wthn a buldng n whch ammunton could be destroyed, Easter sad. ^What you have s ammunton, whch has a lfe cycle lke everythng else, and when the plants manufacture them, the ntent s that they'll be used n tranng or combat," Easter sad. He sad the ammunton beng destroyed s left over from the Cold War and s at the end of ts lfe cycle, makng t a hazard and dangerous to handle. "Presdent Clnton ssued an executve order whch called for the destructon of all dumb mnes," Easter sad. "At that pont, we had a large amount of those mnes at the depot n storage." Dumb mnes are mnes detonat- ed when stepped on. Some of the other ammunton used to destroy the dumb mnes are C-4 (plastc explosves), pellets (explosves cleaned out of other ammunton), M- 15 mne* and land mne clearng devces. Easter sad the Army. receved pettons several years ago from neghbors of the depot who wanted somethng done about the practce of open detonaton and the problems t was causng. The depot recently met wth local resdents to ask for ther support as the Army wll be askng the state for permsson to change from open detonaton to a better alternatve such as closed chamber detonaton. "t was to nform the communty we are attemptng to do what they wanted, and to get ther opnon to share wth the state," Easter sad. He sad the state wll not support a change from open detonaton f the communty does not support the change. No shootng the breeze Easter sad there are lmted condtons under whch open detonaton can be practced. Supervsors have a checklst of thngs to montor, ncludng temperature, relatve humdty, wnd drecton and cloud cover whch contrbute to the decson of whether to "shoot" or not. Open detonaton s called shootng, Easter sad. "The only tme they don't s when the wnd s blowng out of the north," Curry sad. "Resdents on the North sde have complaned more because they say they can't hang ther clothes out to dry, or even stand outsde because of the dust n the ar," he added. Curry sad open detonaton blows dust clouds on resdents around the ordnance when the ground s dry. Easter sad there s some polluton wth open detonaton. However, he sad the closed chamber detonaton would be desgned to flter metal, smoke, and partcles left behnd from the destroyed ammunton. Other postves of the closed chamber method would nclude better ar, less nose, less contamnaton from materals left n the ground, and ammunton could be destroyed year round, wth no lmtatons due to weather. Nswrtrtann The Chamber Easter sad the detonaton chamber could be bult as early as ths summer, but there were thngs to be worked out The communty has to support t and the state has to approve t Curry attended the meetng held by the depot They had booths set up showng why the depot was here, and t was to promote an exploson chamber," Curry sad. "Everybody out here has got cracks n ther foundaton, but we don't know f t's from the bombng or just the houses settlng," Curry sad. They sad we could fll out a clams form, but that t would probably be years before anythng s done.about t" he added. Anythng better than the current stuaton would be welcomed by Curry. "'d just lke to see t stop because t's hurtng our property value out here," he sad. Enrollment: Fnancal ad forms sent early From Page A1 "Around 1,600 attended and only 300 stayed for the game," she sad. Ther man nterest s to see the campus, see a dorm room and they want to talk to people n ther major." "When compare to other schools around the state, we have one of the more successful ones," she sad. Admssons uses rado and newspaper ads and posters sent to hgh schools and communty colleges to generate nterest n Spotlght days. Glen Klene, dean of the college of appled arts and technology, saw frst hand what Eastern's advertsements could do for partcpaton n Spotlght T had one kd and hs father who were travelng on 1-75, and they heard an ad announcng t (Spotlght), and they decded to stop off and look around," he sad. Klene talked to another father and son from Mane, who drove down because the son was nterested n fre scence and the Ar Force offcer tranng program, he sad. "Apparently, they don't have much lke that up there," Klene sad. 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9 A8 NeWS The Eastern Progress, Thursday. Aprs Hazng: 'Nothng here' From Pag* A1 Some of the actvtes that can be defned as hazng are wearng or carryng tems such as notebooks and memorzaton of nformaton. "Our fraternty has taken a really bg stand aganst hazng and the separaton of pledges,'' sad Nck Gancola, presdent of Lambda Ch Alpha Separatng the pledges from the actve members of fraterntes or sorortes contrbutes to actvtes whch can lead to hazng, Gancola sad. "Our fraternty was one of the frst to call our pledges 'assocates," he sad. They can wear our letters whle they are assocates and the bggest dfference s that assocates can come to actve meetngs. They have a vote and don't have to attend a dfferent meetng. Tley can even hold offce." Of the 13 offces n Lambda Ch Alpha, seven of them are held by assocates, he sad. "f you go through Rush, and we lke what we see, we want you to be a part as soon as possble," Gancola sad. "We're not gong to make you run around campus naked or anythng to show your allegance to the fraternty." Wth the restructurng of the pledge class, Gancola doesn't feel hazng s a bg problem. " haven't heard anythng on campus," he sad. " hear about thngs from other campuses, but nothng from here." Fraterntes aren't the only Greek From Page A1 Defnng hazng Wearng or carryng of Kerne such. M coconuts, helmets, burlap bags, paddtes, recta and notebook* Paddng Physcal and psychologcal shocks Road trps Memorzaton of stores, poem* or nformaton not drectly related to the organzaton Forced perods of slence where pledges are not allowed to speak to non-members. organzatons concerned wth hazng. Alpha Kappa Alpha sororty was suspended from Eastern along wth Omega Ps Ph n 1993 for hazng. "t's no wonder people have the stereotype of fraterntes and sorortes when people see people beng beaten up to the pont of death," sad Kehra Peters, presdent of Alpha Gamma Delta, n reference to the U of L ncdent She doesn't thnk hazng s a problem here on campus, though. "There's some stuff n (tn, but not what 've heard about at other schools," Peters sad. Jessca Arden. former presdent of Alpha Delta P sororty, agrees wth Peters. Tm sure t does occur n solated ncdences," she sad. "But, all chapters are taught aganst t and are punshed f caught. f s not really a problem wth sorortes." Agenda ncludes personnel Board member Barbara Rcke sad one of the bggest tems the board wn dscuss durng the meetng s the search for a new presdent and the proposals she sad the board has already receved from consultng frms. The tem s not on the agenda. "Maybe f s under new busness," WhWock sad of the agenda not havng a specfc tem dedcated to the presdental search. " would not be surprsed f the subject wll not be addressed... 'd be surprsed f they ddn't dscuss t" He sad he dd not know for certan that the search wll be dscussed but that the process and search for a new presdent s entrely board busness. The board wll dscuss personnel matters ncludng faculty that are retrng. "There are more ths year at Eastern than ever before," Enze sad of the number of people leavng. Also, the board wll approve work the faculty senate has done throughout the semester lke changng names of mnors and elmnatng a mnor n teachng physcs. "The state board doesn't certfy people to teach physcs anymore," Enze sad. He sad students who want to teach physcs should go for a degree n teachng scence nstead because new certfcaton requrements requre them to have a more general knowledge of scence. Student dscplnary councl appontments wll also be approved durng the meetng. On the lst for the councl are three students: Wendy Vanderpool, Haywood Ferguson and Adam Back. The rest of the councl s comprsed of 10 faculty and staff members. Assaults Rom AUCTON A1 There are a lew areas that could be enhanced," he sad. "Physcal phot s workng on the wattage of some of the bulbs, but you cant uasnnate t to daylght t would be helpful, though, to havemc*elghtng" Student Assocaton has passed a resoluton to mprove ghtng on cam pus to provde students wth a greater sense of securty, sad Melody Mason, prwedentofstuuvrtaaaodetwa "We wanted to not only mprove the overall lghtng on campus, but the mantenance of them as wea," she sad. The bg problem s they weren't beng mantaned" Lndqust sad there are common sense solutons to keepng students sate on campus. Lndqust sad, "the beat thng s to have someone wth you. Some of the assaults have occurred between 1 and 5 n the mornng, so have someone wth you. Call an escort or de shuttle servce." Pubc safety s open 24-hours and s avalable to escort students on foot to ther dorms. Usually no more than two or three students call for an escort after the shuttle has stopped runnng. Lndqust sad. " would encourage anyone who feels uncomfortable to call for an escort" he sad. The servce s there for everyone." The shuttle van s used by many more people on campus than the escort servce. Recent nghtly totals ndcate heavy usage of the shuttle servce. "We do daly nventory of when people are taken places," Lndqust sad. "One nght there was 95, another t was 73. another nght t was 116,106, and another nght t was 165." For students who have been attacked, the counselng center, housed n EDendale Hal offers help. "Rght now we offer counselng servces," sad Jen Walker, drector of the counselng center. "We offer t to anyone who has anxety, and f they need to be seen by someone else, we wll make referrals." Walker stresses that talkng to a counselor does not mean that a vctm hastogotothepoece. "f they are ready fearful and afrad," she sad, "they should come and tak to us about t They may decde to press charges. We do not coerce them nto reportng the assault; t s just an opton." Goodrurn sad she feels safe on campus even after her attack. " was never ready afrad of watng n the dark, and Tm sol not," she sad. "Publc safety doesn't make me feel safe feel safe just because felt safe before." L SE 10 lbs. n 3 DAYS! ALL NATURAL Wth Call 800 CHROMUM w ^**^> PCOUNATE! Avalable at all: n the pharmacy of all leadng Dscount Stores. GREAT TANNNG Founded n Servng Madson County Snce Authorzed Dealer LEXMARK. NOVELL CREATVE FRST VST S2.50 ONE MONTH UNLMTED Pnk Flamngo Laundn & runnng < <>. 621) Ku Mll \M. r»23-fhl7f Ml Ml. S, Vst Our Web Ste at Our company s stable. Our products are relable. 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Brooks Plttman, Executor 823 Chenault Brdge Road, Garrard County, KY SLVER LNNG HORSE STABLE Brck Colonal Two- Story Home, Acres OVER/1800 FT. BLACK TOP ROAD FRONTAGE Upon enterng ths stalely home, one quckly notce* se extraordnary sze of each room. Ths home wa bult wlh entertanng n mnd no doubt To the left of the 20'6"x 12V foyer one fnd a sunken 20'10-x 30' lbrary complete wth wood rawed pan*., bult-n bookcases on te left, rght, and rear walls and a marble freplace bordered on both sdes wth double doors leadng to a 21'x 20' screened-n porch wth We floorng To the rght s an elegant 20 5"x20' 10" master bedroom sute wth rased paneled was coverngs, an oak hardwood floor and a marble freplace that can fll the room wth warmth and romance Matchng double doors on both sdes of the centrally located freplace lead to another screened-n porch perfect tor a sun room or early mornng coffee together No convenences were over looked wth the hs and her bathrooms extng opposte sdes of the master sute that provde an abundance of closet space for both Centrally located n the heart of the home s a 32x24' formal lvng room wth V celngs, dentl crown moldng, bult-n bookcase*, a marble freplace wth a bult-n stereo cabnet wred to two celng speakers, and a wall of glass wndows and doors that provdes tor a lght and ary feelng tone. Exstng to the left and behnd tf>e spectacular Jvng room s te 16x19-6* dnng room. The amentes of ths home contnue wth oak hardwood floors, dual bult-n corner hutches, char ral, and custom drapes. A half-bath, laundry room, 20x1 Z6* ktchen, and a 12x126" breakfast room wth a bult-n wet bar complete te frst level of Ms wonderful home. Up the stars one fnds a quant sttng room nestled between two spacous bedrooms each wt ther own specal features. One bedroom measurng 25'6"x16' has a large cedar lned walk-n closet and a full bath. The other bedroom measures 19'6"xr and has a buel-n entertanment center/bookcase, a full bath complete wth separate dressng area, vanty and three closets A healed three car garage wth a half-bath roughed n attaches to ths spectacular home. All of ths centaly located on of the most beautful gently rollng acreage Kentucky has lo offer. Ths wonderful home wll also be offered as a separate tract ncludng acres and two large 40x60*feed bams The choce t yours Tm Aulbach- Prncpal Auctoneer (502) Joe Choate- Auctoneer (502) For More nformaton Contact Blly Hudson* Broker* (502) Tract Descrptons SELLNG: acres by new survey completed n March 1997 to be offered n 11 tracts and any corrtonatfon or n ts entrety usng the KY Auctoneers. nc. bddng system. Also to be offered separately s 11,419 lbs. tobacco base and 1994 GMC 4x4 wth approxmately 130,000 mles. AUCTON STE DRECTONS SGNS POSTED FROM DANVLLE: Take Hghway 34 east of Garrard County lne-turn rght on Chenault Brdge Road- Contnue to sale ste. FROM LEXNGTON: Take Hghway 27 south through NtcholasvHe- Turn rght on Hghway 34 Go approxmately 1 mle Turn left on Chenault Brdge Road Contnue to sale ste. FROM LANCASTER: Take Hghway 27 north Turn left on Hghway 34 Go approxmately 1 mle Turn left on Chenault Brdge Road Contnue to sale ste. AUCTONEERS NOTE Ths s a once n a lfetme opportunty to purchase an outstandng Kentucky Btuegrass Farm. Ths farm gve you many optons from an excellent estate home great development potental, to runnng a frst class horse farm. Located 5 mles east of Danvlle and 30 mnutes south of Lexngton, overlookng Herrngton Lake ths farm s n one of the most sought after areas n Kentucky. f you are searchng for that specal homeste, a fantastc farm or excellent development property, donl mss ths aucton. Come prepared to bd and buy. KY Auctoneers, nc* The Slver Lnng Horse Stable s a heated twenty stall horse barn made wth wood pne car sdng. t ncludes a tack room, a feed room, and a manager's offce. A drt tract surrounds the stalls. To tha left of the stable s a thoroughbred tranng track and a track offce buldng aq. ft. story and a haft wood sdng three bedroom, one and 1/2 bath homa located on Tract #9 and acres and s bordered on tha north sde wth a rock fence. Ths house s servced by county water and s n need of some tender lovng care. Located Tract #8 s a 40'x120' twenty bn tobacco barn and strp room Second horse barn located on Tract #11 of 40-X168' wth two equal addtons of 28'x28' on both ends. Ths bam ncludes 28 stalls, a feed barn and tack room. TBACT DCSCmPTONS 1 7aMeme*)a4ff««ra»Jbernendaxt*-ello«eae. 2 &S17 aewe HPeMS hewe earn ens rss rmee.» eae he*m gsmh.atrnslneae 1 S S07 acre, wen of trontee. 4 SJS41 acfn.pwmfytonommmsor ol Sta43eDreeahWeeColsrMhenaen4 240MB'le»Sberm.eteha>tnl mfcettasmra 5 S.7SS1 7 SJ701 S J7.2S0 teas* 10 J7.2SO t»04 Small 800 aq. ft cottage located on tract #6 possbly used for Track Offce of tenant houae. 0 \

10 -» SJmrm, adtor A look at adtoral cartoons and ther craaora over tha past 75 years of Tha Eastsrn Progress. 1 ne canern rrugress Accent Thursday, Apr! 24,1997 Bl SHEDDN S JME LGHT ON STUD/ NT VESTNG Co. name DukoRlty Each company lsted s abbrevated, such as Duke Realty. Dvdend or cash payment the company expects to pay per ne next year. Each STORY BY WLLAM MYNK STAFF WRTER Extra money lyng around could become more f nvested Students who have tme, patence and extra money burnng a hole n ther pocket may want to nvest money nto the stock market The stock market s an nvestment opton that mght scare away people who may not understand how the market and nvestng work..'.) vestng starts wth the nvestor contactng a brokerage member of the New York Stock Exchange. Then after gvng the broker some general nformaton, an account s opened for the nvestor and the stock s bought on what s known as a trade date. Three busness days later, the frm wll collect the money from the nvestor on whatsknown QGnynvest money upn't have and expect to have a quck return. Mark VanLeeM/SM as the settlement date. When nvestors buy stocks, they buy part of a corporaton along wth numbers of other nvestors. Rchmond stock broker Mark VanLeeuwen sees ths factor as a major reason why many people nvest n the stock market "When you nvest, you can loan your money nto Certfcates of Deposts or bonds, and they wll pay out n nterest wth a guarantee," VanLeeuween sad. "You can own stock and add your money n wth other nvestors, f that company buys other companes you can own a part of all of those companes." For students who nvest, they can choose between aucton markets lke the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Amercan Stock Exchange (AMEX), or they can nvest n "over the counter" stocks through NASDAQ. The NYSE and AMEX are a meetng place between buyers and sellers of stocks. nvestng n NASDAQ stocks s lke gong to a retal store and buyng tems off a shelf. nventory of NASDAQ stock s kept and allows for the buyng and sellng of. the stock Some of Amerca's largest corporatons lke ntel and Mcrosoft are f%lhnr ror"ov;pc n fn/rs now on the NASDAQ exchange. VanLeeuwen also sees some negatve aspects to nvestng n the stock market especally wth people who thnk of the stock market as a fast way to gan a proft f s not mportant that your tmng s rght, but that you have the tme." VanLeeuwen sad. "You have to be wllng to put n your money and be wllng to keep t there three to fve years, because you can expect that n one out of four years the stock wll not perform well." There are not a great deal of college students who are nvestng ther money n the stock market because most college students do not have the tme, or money to nvest n stocks However, students are nvolved n stocks through stock. MroJbr custodal accounts set up by older members of a famly when the students were younger. Matt Hook a junor marketng major, nvested n me stock market when he bought some stock n Wallgreen's. "Bascally, got a lttle money," Hook sad. "We (college students) usually don't have money to nvest The more you grow older, the more you wll probably nvest" Whle not many students are nvestors, VanLeeuwen does recommend certan optons for those wshng to nvest "For people startng to nvest, go wth mutual funds because you can add less money as tme goes along," VanLeeuwen sad. "Also, the pharmaceutcal area s a really growng area wth all of the baby boomers gettng older. That feld wn be growng rapdly." VanLeeuwen advses students not to buy small or "penny" stocks because nvestng n these stocks s too much of a rsk "t s mportant that people who nvest gve a good cash flow and dont nvest money they wfll need a lew months down the road," VanLeeuwen advses. "Dont nvest money you dont have and expect to have a quck return- How to read stocks Sale* 100«876 Number of shares traded multj pled by 100 (10=1,000 shares' ClOM 381/4 Fnal prce at whch stock sold when exchange closed yester- Compare ths prce wth the Change 5/8 Change between yesterday's closng closng ^^^ MHHHHH^MH SataCtoMC*. W 31*-* Dv. same law cm. ff* fe& M *

11 Eastern Pro gress Moves Tap ( NCMARK THEATRES RCHMOND MALL 8 M0 tow ly-ftn MmsJ TODAY APRL 24 FRDAY APRL 2.5 SATURDAY APRL 26 SUNDAY APRL 2 7 MONDAY APRL 28 Q 6-7:30 p.m. Waavar Dane* Q 7 p.m. Campbell Buldng-. A 7 p.m. Tha Ravma. Eastern's Studo. A Yoga class wll be held. Humantes forum -Readng vs. Women's Studes Program s host- Cost s $5 for students and $10 for Performng 'The Glass Menagere" ng The Reel World Strng Band, notvstudents. wll be held n Room p.m. Arlngton Canter. Faculty/Alumn Recepton kcks off Alumn Weekend. 2 p.m. Keen Johnson BuMnf. A Poneer nducton contnues Alumn Weekend p.m. The Ravne. Sprng Fever Festval 1997 wll begn wth bands, comedans and food. Open to students. 7 8:30 p.m. Shonay'a. The Toastmasters wll hold a meetng. t s open to anyone nterested. 9 p.m. ndan Fort Theatre, The Earth Roots Jamboree wll be held today and Saturday. Cost s a $2 donaton. 7 p.m. Keen Johnson Ballroom. The Alumn Awards and Recognton Banquet wll be held. Tckets are $12. Call 1260 for nformaton. 2-4 p.m. Gles Gallery. The Bachelor of Fne Arts Exhbton wll start and run through May 10. t s free and open to the publc. 9:30 p.m. Phone 3. The band Stoner Boone wll be playng. Cost s $2. 9:30 p.m. Phone 3. The band KSS Army wll perform. Cost s $4 before showtme and $5 at the door. 9:30 p.m. Phone 3. The band Stoner Boone wll be playng. Cost s $ pun. Weaver Dance StuoTo. Tryouts for the Eastern Dance Colonels wll be held. For more nformaton, call RW.yAfrll.lW7 'No p~ m * ana Amtrtmtm "C-» S-Sun. 1:15 3:25 5:25 7:20 9:30 Weekly 5:23 7: DnTt Own M SeL -Sen. 3: Weekly 7:50 Tht OU F0MM FG-13 S Sm 1:00 5:35 10:00 Weekly 5:35 10:00 UmUmTQ-U SeL-Sen.l:20 3:205:20 7:25 90S Weekly 530 7:25 9:25 Mrny «Mkk,U.- KnmUm K SeL Sun. AS 3:10 5: S 735 9:40 Weekly 5:15 7:35 9:40l M/rJUfe' Nmrj K SeL Sun. * Weekly 7:45 10:00 Wemt FO-13 Sel-Sun. 1:05 3:20 5:35 9:50 ftos Weekly 5: ftos JM~U 2 Jm.rU K S«LSun. 1:00 3:15 5:30 Tk, S** PG-13 Sm-Sm. 1354:45 7:15930 Weekly 4:45 7:15 9:50 "Hmrmr* t X S*.-Sun. 1:40 5:05 7: Weekly 5: :50 OUT NOW SON VOLT PENNYWSE MARY J. BLGE GEORGE STRAT JAYHAWKS recordsmth Nghtly: 7:15 Set/San: 1:43 7:15* UFFEL. BfeG fjb Nejetly: 9:M Set/See: 4:e» 9-.3» \ MajurP Nghtly: 9:40 Sat/Saa: 4:15*4) Th» journey 7:e» Sel/Sua: :M7:M Madson County - Crss Pregnancy Center There's hope because there's help raoaabnrer.cah Regular Hours Tuesday and Wednesday 9 ajn. untl 4 p.m. and Tuesday evenng by appontment. TUESDAY APRL 29 J 9:30 p.m. Phone 3. Crank Wllams wll perform. The cost s $ Ger Lane Rchmond, KY WEDNESDAY APRL 30. UPCOMNG ANNOUNCEMENTS Q 9:30 p.m. Phone 3. The band Rhythm Pound wll perform. Cost s $3. J Get ready to watch the coast bake to toast as the move "Volcano* erupts Frday. U Tha band One People wll be here 9 p.m. tonght n Brock Audtorum. The concert s free. KSS Army wll be at Phone 3 Frday. The Rchmond Choral Socety's annual Pops Concert wll occur at 4 p.m., May 4. Cost s $5 n advance, $6 at the door and $4 for students. Next week s Dead Week. You can zombe out then. Photos submtted Don't forget that "The Glass Menagere" wll be runnng over the weekend. Cost s $4 for students and $5 for adults. Classes end May 2. Fnals are from May 5-9. A owmon of The Added Tout* N. Second St. receve $10 OR your next transacton mnmum $100 transacton (one per vst) (some restrctons apply) Unlver»lty Shoppng Center (Near Socal Securty Offce) Because all-nghters aren't always spent n Coner of Second St ft Water St. the lbrary 1059BEREARD. V JL^«^/ RCHMOND, KY. o Va* U A nc l»»7 t's every^ere you "waxt to bct Oocvlnjm County Sly* fsh. Bg Counuy Shrmp & Chcken a &9 Counuy Shrmp & Country Sty* fsh ~1*fTW'* SHRMP & FRFSB CHCKEN - & FRES Bte Sze Shrmp nmp, $Hf 25! Chcken, Fres, $r")25 Fres Hush Puppes ^^ Hush Puppes & ^ J ' & Cocktal Sauce!«sra Quaol Sweet K & 'vmrqmro Sour Sauce»" One Notoood esw.ru*! mm. One ootpon per customer. Not good w*h any other ootcon or deoount Oder. Eapkes 5/M7. FSH & FRES Fsh, Fres, Hush Puppes & l.rtar Sauce One ooaon per cwmomer arh any other MM l otter E«p»es 671*7 FSH & CHCKEN 29 1-Pece $ : sh *! & Chcken w-j & Chcken Owe eeepen per laweure. Not 900 taejany oe<er OOLXV or deoount mu.wa.+nwm.- #*"% H**"**. ^W0, n ejo"^ -*...!-.. t _, T 1 ',

12 Mtah««l Roy, edltof The Eastern Progress Arts 4,1997 B3 BFA show arty experence BY Hewn. BOY Arta edtor Soon, some fne arts majors are gong to lee f they make the grade wth an exhbton showng. The Bachelor of Fne Arts Show, whch starts 2 p.m. Sunday at Gles Gallery, showcases peces done by graduatng senors. The show wll have three exhbts. They are graphc desgn, pantng and metals/jewelry. Students who wll have peces on dsplay for graphc desgn are Chrs McDowell, Bran Porter, Molly Rectn, Joshua Sowards and Dan Woosley. Woosley sad the degree s a lot more work than a bachelor's degree. "t s not your regular degree," Woosley sad. The BFA program s more vgorous," Woosley added. "Employers respect you for pursung somethng better." Sowards added that the way to get nto the BFA program were far dfferent than those for other programs. "You're revewed by faculty members," Sowards sad. "They revew what you do." "Your junor year, you place your work n the gallery," Sowards added. "Once you're voted n, you meet wth the commttee twce a semester." Revew Amy Keams/Progress BFA student Dan Woosley does desgn work at hs computer. He s among several wth peces at the show. Pantng students are Ken Henson, Jason Smth and Matt Wrght, and for metals: Lsa Gons and Lnda Pearson. The show s a nonjured show. All BFA graduates must have an exhbt "f s the chance for employers and art lovers to come and see the work," Woosley sad. The show s open to the publc. For nformaton, call 'Menagere' hauntng pece of work BY MCHAEL ROY Arts edtor Eastern's theater department should pat tself on the back for ts new producton "The Glass Menagere." t s an excellent and well-acted pece. The Tennessee Wllams play concerns the.story of Tom (Andrew Bourne), a young man who s supportng hs overbearng mother Amanda (Mchelle Steele) and hs shy, wthdrawn sster Laura (Lashe Dunn). The play deals wth Tom's hardshps of dealng wth hs mother and hs own longng to escape and see the world. The story's man center s Laura's own problems wth her mother and her shyness. She spends most of the play admrng her collecton of glass ornaments and her mother attempts to open her daughter to the outsde world. The second act concerns the dnner that takes place between the famly and Jm (John Drago), a gentlemen caller who went to school wth Laura. Jm s nvted by Tom n a plan Tom has devsed that s too good to reveal here. Both acts brng Wllams' story to full-blooded realsm and emoton. The second act brngs Tom's ntentons to the front and the scenes between Drago and Dunn are sympathetc and have a gentle sweetness n them. Bourne s also excellent, makng Tom a character to sympathze wth. Hs scenes wth Steele are good, and the devce of hs narra- Don Knght/Progress Actors Andrew Bourn* and Mchelle Steele durng Monday's rehearsal. The play runs through Sunday. ton doesn't lessen the mpact of the story. Steele plays Amanda wth real effect, whether she s tellng stores her chldren have heard thousands of tmes or just rrtatng them; she s amazng. James Moreton s the play's drector, and he's done a good job SUN SHOPPE May. June. July Specal All 3 months $65 unlmted tannng or $30 for each month 310 East Man Street Open 7 days a week 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. 5 BEDS NEW BULBS Rchmond's 3rd Street Fort Knox Mn Storage EKU Student Summer Storage Specals As low as ^gg gg for the entre summer break. r - Call now to reserve your personal mn storage space of drectng and adaptng Wllams' play. The play s narrated by Tom and that also adds to the mood. Ths helps make the characters more accessble, and don't doubt some guys wll see ther own mothers n Amanda. The Glass Menagere" s called a memory pece by Tom at the start t s defntely worth rememberng n ths rendton. Tckets for the show are on sale Cost s $4 for students and $5 for non-students. For more nformaton, call Lanes Harstylng Fnals Specal: $5 off any cut & blow dry. Thank you and best wshes to EKU students. Have a great summer. r.on - Fn 10 ; m Op n s.tt 10 a.m. - o p m Sun p m S. Kooncland Dr. Behnd All State EKU Bypass & Boggs Lane Rchmond, KY (606) (800) Get your ctfcreadyfor summer wth a FREE safety nspecton at Commonwealth Ford, Lncoln, & Mercury, Brng ths coupon n for a free 2 pt. nspecton J Comng Soon: A Reel World Experence When The Reel World Strng Band formed 20 years ago, the allfemale band got questons lke, "How do your husbands let you out of the home to play n the band? And what about your chldren?" from ther lsteners. "Now, the tmes have changed," sad gutar player Bev Futrell. "People are curous about the songs we wrte." Futrell and bandmates Sue Massek on banjo, Karen Jones on fddle, Else Melrood on pano and Sharon Ruble on bass combne to produce musc The New York Tmes calls "deal for dancng and generally lettng loose the sprt" The band wll fll the ravne tonght wth ts blend of country, swng, blues and jazz n a concert begnnng at 7 p.m. The Reel World Strng Band takes old-tme Appalachan musc to new levels, encompassng tradtonal acoustc musc wth modern lyrcs of women's rghts, workng people's struggles and envronmentalsm. The band's latest album "whatnots" ncludes a song called The Takng," whch demands justce from coal companes to homeowners affected by ther dsastrous mpact on the envronment Futrell sad audences from Arzona to Pennsylvana relate to the Reel World's comments on envronmental destructon, tellng the band that smlar thngs happen n ther areas, too. After early comparsons n the '80s to the now-defunct Go-Got, the band has carved a nche for tself n the folk musc scene all over Amerca and Canada even tourng taly a few years ago. "n the last few years, we have been recognzed as a Kentucky group that needs to play here," Futrell sad. "Gong off to other places s nce, but f s extra nce to play at home." For 13 years, Futrell and fddler Jones have hosted "Women's Sounds" on WEKU-FM on Sunday nghts, playng tunes spannng the entre range of 20th century women's musc, from BHe Hollday to Tracey Chapman. "We lke to present thngs from a woman's perspectve," Futrell sad. The group's orgnal songwrtng creatvely descrbes the deferred dreams of women n "Mama Used to Dance" and tells of new female heroes n "Lly May," a trbute to Lly May Ledford of the Coon Creek Grls. Wth the energy of old tme dance, the tght vocal harmony of Bluegrass sngng, the nfuson of Amercan jazz and blues styles and lyrcs of a changng South, Reel World defnes a new era of folk musc. Tonght's concert s sponsored by the Wonen's Studes Program and Center) board. Jmle Clay KSS Army Ready To Rock All Nght Rchmond now can rock and roll all nght and party every day Frday, that s. KSS Army recreates the make up, costumes and musc of the famous 70's band that has recently reunted on a successful tour. The band conssts of Tom Dawson as Paul Stanley, Jm Seda as Gene Smmons, Steve Clark as Peter Crss and Paul Helms as Ace Frehley. Tve been n cover bands snce was 16," Dawson sad. The rest s Ksstory." The band has opened for the real KSS on conventon tours and preshow and aftershow partes. "We've toured wth them before," Dawson sad. "We had opened for them durng the Conventon Tour. t's cool." KSS Army's man goal s to gve the de-hard KSS fan somethng entertanng and a homage to KSS* past "We dothe 78 KSS show that KSS dd n arenas. We do the same exact show n clubs," Dawson sad. "We take prde n beng very authentc We thnk we do t the best" KSS Army feels that the orgnal band has stood the test of tme and that the musc has endured as well. And that the shows are fun. They put everythng they can vsually and audbly to shock you," Dawson sad. "People n the '70s ddn't gve the band the credt for the musc. The musc wouldn't have stood up f t was just vsual. Mchael Roy All That Jazz The Eastern Jazz Ensemble wll host ts seventh annual festval ths weekend featurng guest solost Marvn Stamm. Stamm's mpressve muscal resume lsts collaboratons wth recordng artsts lke Aretha Frankln, The Rollng Stones, Quncy Jones and Frank Snatra over the past two decades. Musc Drector Kevn Esensmth sad musc n Kentucky focuses so much on the marchng bands, that the jazz aspect of musc s often forgotten. "Students need to be exposed to these types of musc," Esensmth sad. "t's a chance to learn about the one style of musc nherted n Amerca." The event wll also feature sx bands from fve hgh schools ncludng Lafayette, Boyd County, Johnson Central, Russell and Scott countes, Esensmth sad. Esensmth sad three professonal players wll judge the hgh school bands usng comment sheets to help them progress to the next level. Student solosts wll also perform and awards wll be presented to the. best solo artst Esensmth sad. Esensmth explaned that jazz s very accessble, and people should be able to relate to t because t has some of the same elements as musc lke soul and rhythm and blues. "We've had better response from the communty, but would love to see students come out to the festval," Esensmth sad. "Students wll have no problem tappng ther toes," he concluded. ErekaHerd Good Luck Graduates! Let e& tone worth &hrt Company help you wth all your Graduaton Gft needs. RCHMOND MALL M» Mfl *

13 Teresa Smth Student Employee of the Year Smth took over responsblty at the Krksvlle Famly Resource Center whle the drector recovered from a broken hp. Hometown: Upton Major nterpretng for the death ndvdual Yean Freabman The Eastern Progress Profles Student employee wns campus, state award; goes to regonals BYEteTnWn»mm Copy edtor Freshman Teresa Smth starts her days off wth a helpng hand and a smle. She goes to work at the Krksvlle Famly Resource Center at 8 or 8:30 a.m. every Tuesday, Thursday and most Frdays. The unversty honored her wth the campus Student Employee of the Year award. Her letter of recommendaton from Pat Houchens, who heads the center, was sent to the state competton, and judges pcked her as the wnner. Besdes her work at the center, Smth s also a desk worker at McGregor Hall and a member of the Baptst Student Unon. What do you do at the Famly Resource Center? work wth young chldren and ther famles and the communty. We provde famly servces; we provde a clothng bank and a food bank. We run a recyclng program and we have parentng classes and craft classes just all knds of good stuff. worked wth the recyclng project frst, called "Planet Protectors." Nnety Krksvlle elementary students worked on t. That"s a thrd of the school. Rght now, 'm workng wth a program called "Mommy and Me," whch s for kds from brth to 2 years ok). t teaches about thngs lke when to get shots and actvtes for them to do together. How dd yon get your lob? went to Clauda McCormck at Student Fnancal Ad. had been there two tmes before and ddn't fnd anythng, so went back and prayed about t and just knd of gave t up to God. decded whatever he has planned for me, 'll fnd. f not, H just functon on what have and be fne. A couple of days later, thought to myself, Teresa, just go on over and see whaf s gong on." So, dd and ths had come open. What career do you plan on gong nto? nterpretng for the deaf but could work wth mssons and stuff How has ths job helped ths career goal? t has helped develop organzatonal sklls: how to organze people, how to get thngs done, how to get along wth people. f nothng else, my boas told me to get along wth people. How dd you get the award? thnk all the applcants on campus sent ther letters of nomnaton n to Clauda McCormck. ddn't even know she (Houchens) was nomnatng me.. There were lke 28 other nomnees, but thnk lke a couple of people selected Paf s letter. What dd you receve for the award? got a dnner for two at Applebee's wth the works. got two move passes and a $50 gft certfcate from the bookstore here on campus. And, got a small clock and other good stuff. On the state level, got $75 from them. At regonals, know f s more money, but don't know how much. n 10 yeara, where do you see yourself? want a career, but don't want a full-tme career where can't spend tme wth my famly. Recycle your Progress rcustomer fwwmwj DAYS %Perm, Relaxer - Color %2nd Harcare % Product* : - fregs ^HABSTVUSTSy Rchmond Mall vmuc than the frat. Sorry, no double dscount*. ANNOUNCNG NEW Charsmatc Worshp Center Featurng Word Centered Preachng GRACE FELLOWSHP of Rchmond (Rev. Kurt Wegand, Senor Pastor) LOCATON: Holday nn (Ballroom B) Eastern BY-Pass Rchmond, KY BEGNNNG: SUNDAY, APRL 27, a.m. and 6 p.m. n Assocaton Wth: Grace Fellowshp of Lexngton (Rev. Ron Callahan, Senor Pastor) 4514 Brar Hll Road, Lexngton, KY PH: HRNG NOW! (check one) ndcate your avalablty: Fnals Week 1 Summer Fall 97 - All applcatons MUST be returned before Aprl BO. Unversty Book & Supply, nc. PERSONAL NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE 1090 Lancaster Road. Rchmond, Kentucky Phone (6O6) Fax (606) APPLCATON FOR EMPLOYMENT CTY SOC.SEC* REFERRED BY POSTON APPLED FOR FULL TME PART TME PLEASE SPECFY DAYS AND HOURS AVALABLE. SEE REVERSE SDE FOR CHART HAVE YOU WORK FOR US BEFORE? YES NO F YES, WHEN NDCATE SPECAL QUALFCATONS OF S KLLS ST ZP UNVERSTY BOOK & SUPPLY Pfa^Hllt 1 Large 1 Toppng $ 4.99 CAMPUS DELVERY ONLY Students Receve Free Drnk wth Purchase of All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Just off the Bypass Dne n, Carry out, or Delvery EDUCATON NAME AND LOCATON OF SCHOOL CRS STUDED NO. OF YRS COMPLETED DATE GRAD DEGREE HGH SCH. COLLEGE OTHER PROR EMPLOYMENT RATE OF PAY POSTON PERSONAL REFERENCES (NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE, RELATON) DATES REASON FOR TO FROM LEAVNG To Applcant: Federal and Slata Laws requre that all applcaton* be consdered wthout regard to race, relgon, color, aax, ago or natonal orgn Advertsers, reserve your space to congratulate graduatng senors n our last ssue next week. Reserve your space by Monday at noon. Eastern jj Progress * - t-^b*

14 DC flo [ f MK1CM Sprng Fever Fest offers study break to students YSOMMBWW Staff wrter The sun's begnnng to thne more and de temperature's rsng fnals are comng up. t's common knowledge that f a hard to buckle down and study, to to ease your woes, the Ravne wll. rock once agan from 1-6 p.m., Sunday. The event a called the Sprng Fever Festval and s sponsored by! the Resdence Hall Assocaton, Student Government Assocaton and the Unversty Center Board. Robyn Klaren, publc relatons ; char for the Resdence Hall Assocaton, sad, "RHA s very excted about workng wth the Student Government Assocaton and the Center Board on the Sprng Fever Festval. The bands and comedan wll be so much fun." The Festval s open to all Eastern students, regardless of whether they lve on or off cam- Eus, sad Mchael ynch, of the Resdence Hall Assocaton. Ths s land of lke a study break for Eastern students," Lynch sad. Two bands wll be performng, The Jen Cohen Band and The Lvng L a reggae band. Actvtes Whan Where Box Whtn:1-6 p-m., Sunday WhsT»:The Ravne For alternate enertanment, 'comedan Mke Raybum SB wfll try to laugh the stress away. Food Servces wll gve away free food. Three hundred hamburgers and 100 hot dogs wll be avalable. Coca-Cola wll also gve out samples of ts new drnk Surge. Abo avalable wll be a Rover cart from Food Servces wth other food selectons. For an afternoon of musk, comedy and food, close those books for a whle and wander nto the Ravne Sunday.» " ***?? ' / AJyssa Bramlaga/ProgrMS Rchmond Rugby Club player Tom Black gets the ball at the Banshee Tournament aganst Murray State. Alumn return to campus to 'mx and mngle' at reunon ', BY UgTTTA CUVTOW, Staff wrter! Graduatng classes from [ Eastern's past wll reunte ths weekend for Alumn Weekend "97. ' Twelve reunon classes have been nvted to attend ths year; the oldest one s the Class of 1922, and the most recent s the Class of Lally Jennngs, assocate drector of alumn affars, sad someone s comng from as far away as Hawa ths year to attend. The festvtes wll begn at 6 p.m. Frday at Arlngton Center wth the Faculty/Alumn Recepton. Dnner and "Casno nght" wll follow wth "faux" gam- blng at the Arlngton Mule Bam. There are several events scheduled for Saturday, two of Saturday's bggest nclude a brunch and an awards and recognton banquet Jennngs sad the luncheon s an opportunty for people to "mx and mngle," whle the banquet s to honor those who wll be nducted nto the 1997 Hall of Dstngushed Alumn and the outstandng alumnus. The banquet s at 7 p.m. n the Keen Johnson Ballroom, followed by post-banquet recepton n Walnut Hau. Although she dd not have the fnal numbers for attendance n yet, Jennngs sad, "We usually have about 300 people." Jennngs sad the oldest returnng alumnus s Lee Horn from the Class of 1932, who wll be comng from hs home n Loveland, Oho. Horn sad ths wll be hs 65th classs reunon. He also attended hs 40th and 50th class reunons at Eastern. "Not only s ths my 65th graduaton annversary, but fs also my 65th weddng annversary well, Feb. 14 was," Horn sad. Horn and hs wfe met at Eastern and were marred at the Rchmond Baptst Church on Valentne's Day n After graduatng from Eastern, Horn taught at Cornshvlle Hgh School n Mercer County, whch «would lke to someone from the Class of '32. Lee Horn, Class of 1932» he says no longer exsts. He sad he has taught hstory, scence, Englsh and math at dfferent tmes. He also coached athletcs at Cornshvlle. Teachng n those days n Kentucky, got $90 a month for nne months," Horn sad. "After seven years, left teachng and came to Oho." Horn says he then worked for Wrght Aeronautcs, whch bult nne-cylnder engnes at the begnnng of WW. He remembers when Presdent Roosevelt announced the bombng of Pearl Harbor whle he was workng there. Horn expressed hs amazement at how much the unversty has grown. "When was at Eastern, they had less than 2,000 students and only about nne buldngs," Horn sad. There were 109 graduates from the Class of 32." Horn sad the man thng he hopes for out of ths Alumn Weekend s to see someone he knows. There were 14 or 15 people from the Class of '32 at the 50th reunon, but only one other than hmself at a reunon a few years ago, he sad. " would lke to see someone from the Class of '32," Horn sad. Alumn Weekend s an annual event, and Jennngs sad everyone s welcome to partcpate even f ther class s not one of the reunon classes scheduled. Past and present staff of the Eastern Progress are nvted to a recepton from 6-10 p.m. at the Arlngton Mule Barn n honor of the 75th annversary of the Progress. HP Baseball au" ; ( '*> ( n pus ( om mnts? ( 'all us and lt us know astern l'r< ^nw»..'.' 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15 Sports Athletcs buld reputaton for school Whle de men's basketball team welcomes a new coach and the men's golf team wll also see a new face at the helm after ths season, wonder about the commtment level Eastern has toward ts athletcs program. n ts athletcs msson statement, words such as farness and ntegrty are mentoned. " thnk that Eastern Kentucky Unversty s always lookng CHAD QUEEN On tt» tduhnmm ^^ ^^^ 1 to be at the top of the Oho Valley Conference n every possble category academcs and athletcs," Assocate Athletc Drector Betty Werner sad. Sports make reputaton Academcs should be the man goal for gong to college, but how many unverstes would most people assocate wth the classroom, nstead of on the feld or n the gym? nsttutons such as Harvard and other vy League schools are well known among scholarly types. Common conversatons heard around campus don't tend to be, "Gee, feel lke 've enrched myself exponentally by comng to Eastern. My class load and ntense preparaton make me proud to have learned." Realty check: Academcs comes up most heavly n a conversaton only around fnals tme, when crammng s heavy and bran cells are runnng on low. Athletcs serve as needed dstractons from classes n some cases, whle also ssung a sense of prde from students, alumn and the surroundng communty. One measurng stck of commtment s to look at success. The bg three sports at Eastern football, men's basketball and women's basketball have struggled for support as well as vctores n some cases. Case n pont lookng at the men's basketball and football meda gudes. The back covers of both publcatons showcase near-sellout crowds at Alumn Colseum and Roy Kdd Stadum respectvely. The pctures representng such massve support are leftovers from the late 1970s and early 1980s. "At Eastern Kentucky Unversty, athletcs really has probably de largest publc wndow," Werner sad. There are people, fortunately and unfortunately, who know ths unversty for football; ths year, women's basketball- Settle for Excellence As for athletcs servng as a marketng possblty and a PR tool, does t make sense to settle for mages and atmospheres from almost two decades ago? Lookng past the bg three, success and up-to-date facltes appear to be sparsely scattered among numerous sports. As far as the most recent mprovements, plans are under way for a new wellness center, but ndcatons seem to have made room to smply beneft the football team. Eastern had a tremendous opportunty to upgrade all sports, not just try to mprove a -AA football program. The Unversty of Kentucky has the Nutter Feldhouse on campus. Besdes an ndoor track. Nutter also possesses a carpeted nfeld where football, baseball and golf can practce when dealng wth late wnter and early-sprng Kentucky weather. Ths faclty also ncludes a gymnastcs practce area. When cold or wet weather hts the Rchmond area Eastern teams are forced ndoors for some to share space on the hardwood of the Alumn auxlary gym. f s a lmted space that serves as a practce faclty. However, n many cases t doesn't allow for qualty practce sessons. Coachng turnover appears mmnent wthn the next few years. Many head coaches at Eastern have put n over 15 years. mprovement may be too late for the facltes, but the stuaton exsts to turn thngs around n the trenches at Eastern. Offense closes sprng wth vctory BY KTTY QSJCHT Assstant sports edtor Loyal Colonel fans bundled up ths weekend wth typcal football weather to get ther frst look at the 1997 football team. Saturday nght the annual Maroon and Whte Game took the feld whch marks the end of sprng drlls. The scrmmage ptted the offense aganst the defense n a scorng battle. The offense took the game wth 1:54 remanng n the scrmmage wth a 10- yard rush by Bran "Bull" Durham to take the lead Austn Maddox added to the margn by kckng a feld goal to make the fnal score Coach Roy Kdd sad he was pleased wth how hs team played durng the scrmmage. There was a lot of aggressve play, both teams got after t and played hard," Kdd sad. The scrmmage pont system was set up where the offense would receve sx ponts for a touchdown, three ponts for a feld Baseball goal, one pont for a pont-after- touchdown kck and two ponts for a PAT-run/pass. The defense scored seven ponts for a touchdown, four ponts for causng a turnover, three ponts for stoppng the drve (on four downs) and one pont for stoppng the drve causng a punt or a mssed feld goal Senor quarterback Smon Fuentes led the offense, completng 14 of 24 passes for a total of 258 yards and one touchdown. Redshrt freshman Waylon Chapman passed for 165 yards, completng passes. A host of junors, recever Bobby Washngton, flanker Bran Brenneman and splt end Rondel Menendez each caught fve passes. Brtt Bowen led Eastern's defense wth seven tackles followed by redshrt freshman Krs Neveb who had eght solos, one assst and two nterceptons for the game. The Colonels wll begn practce for the 1997 season August 14. Eastern opens ts season at Troy, Ala., to face the Trojans of Troy State Sept Colonel rokx Schedule' ^r Ata^ sopte at Troy St. Sapt. 13 Western Ky Sept 20 atappyst Sapt 27 Austn Peay* Oct. 4 OPEN Oot 11 at Term. Sf Oct18 at Murray St* Oct. 25 Tenn. Tech* (Homecomng) Nov.1 UT-MarUn* Nov. 8 at SEMO- Nov. S WlddleTenn." NOv. 22 at Eastern M. Onto Valley Conference Game Home games n bold Don Knght/Progress Smon Fuentes' play led the maroon to a wn. Brad Slzemore dves safely back to frst Tuesday aganst Xaver. The Colonels won the game 6-5. Talk translates nto four straght wns BY CHAD QUEEN Sports edtor After Eastern's baseball team lost ts fourth n a row Saturday aganst Murray State 10-5, coach Jm Ward sad he talked to the team and told the team ts fate was n ts hands. Well, snce that conversaton, the Colonels have won three straght, ncludng 3-1 and 7-5 decsons n the fnal two games n the Murray seres over the weekend. Tuesday, Eastern returned to Turkey Hughes Feld to face Xaver. The Colonels (18-25, 8-7 OVQ won the game 6-5. " thnk contnuty s a bg thng," closng ptcher Joe Wtten sad. " thnk we're dong the Softball " Ths team s just startng to get good, beleve. Joe Wtten, Colonel ptcher» thngs dfferently we've got to do to wn." The maroon and whte have ther chance to add onto ther three-game wnnng streak Saturday begnnng the team's last OVC home weekend. At 1 p.m., Morehead State vsts Rchmond for a doubleheader. Both teams return at 1 p.m. Sunday to Turkey Hughes to wrap up ther seres. "t's mportant because Morehead's our old nemess," Wtten sad. "t's always nce to beat them." Eastern enters the Morehead seres n fourth place wth Southeast Mssour State n thrd. Mddle Tennessee State second and Tennessee Tech n frst. There are nne conference contests remanng for the Colonels, ncludng a three-game seres wth Tech May 3-4. Only three-and-a-half games separate Eastern from the top three teams. Colonels Ryan Saylor and Jason rwn rank wthn the top 15 conference ptchers. rwn shows up n the wns category wth fve. Saylor leads the OVC n strkeouts averagng 13.1 per nne nnngs. Colonels struck wth njures; wn two straght at Morehead BY KMSTY GLBERT Assstant sports edtor As the Colonels return home ths weekend to fnsh out ther regular season, one has to ask what else can go wrong? Eastern has been plagued wth njures throughout the season, and now s left wth only 11 players suted up for acton. Just last weekend, the njured lst grew agan when freshman Brttan Colln suffered a knee njury durng the Tennessee nvtatonal Tournament Accordng to coach Jane Worthngton, Colln's knee s swollen and tender and sad she would be surprsed f Colln would play any more ths season. The Colonels as a team have been banged up the whole season. Frst, they lost ther junor ptcher Karen Scott to a knee njury. Startng catcher Km Sarrazn has been out of acton because of the hand njury she receved n the Southeast Mssour game Aprl 13. And ths lst doesn't nclude the usual strans and muscle pulls one expects n a regular season. Worthngton sad she feels ths s the best defensve and httng team she has had, but ts record doesn't show t due to the major and mnor njures and shortage of ptchng. "We are adaptng and dong the best that we can under the crcumstances," Worthngton sad. Eastern s currently sxth n the Oho Valley Conference wth a record and have a overall. The Colonels traveled to Tennessee ths past weekend to play n the Tennessee nvtatonal Tournament Eastern was 1-6 for the tournament and fnshed n sxth place. Eastern lost 2-6 to UNC Greensboro, 3-11 to Jacksonvlle and 0-6 to South Florda, whch s ranked No. 13 n the country. They also lost 0-1 to Tennessee, 0-7 to Morehead State and 1-4 n the rematch wth South Florda. One brght spot for the Colonels was ther 9-5 wn aganst Jacksonvlle State when Kelly Swanson slugged a grand slam to capture the game. Also, two Colonels were named to the All-Tournament Team: thrd baseman Lndsey Blake and shortstop Kelly Swanson. The Colonels got a rematch wth conference foe Morehead State on Tuesday where they won both games of the day. Eastern got ts frst vctory 30 led by strong ptchng from Mssy Phllps who ptched for seven nnngs allowng four hts and no runs. n the second game of the day wth the Eagles, the Colonels fnshed off ther sweep wnnng 3-1 n 10 nnngs of play. Heather Fanner got her second wn of the year. Eastern wll fnally be back on ts home sol begnnng Saturday to fnsh out ts regular conference schedule. Ths Saturday, the Colonels wll play Austn Peay at 1 p.m. at home. Ther next game wll be at 1 p.m. Sunday aganst Mddle Tennessee and 3 p.m. Monday aganst Tennessee State. Saylor ptched fve nnngs n the frst game of the Murray doubleheader gvng up 10 runs, eght of them earned, ssung three walks and three strkeouts. rwn ptched the complete second game n the wn, gvng up one run, walkng none and strkng out fve. Wtten leads the conference n saves wth sx. n the 7-5 Eastern wn Sunday, he pcked up the save. n one nnng ptched, he gave up three hts and one run, rngng up one batter on strkes. n the Xaver matchup, Wtten also grabbed the save, wrappng up the vctory wth a groundout, flyout and strkeout Eastern commtted three errors n ts loss to Murray. n the two vctores aganst the Racers, the Colonels had one mscue on the recordbooks. And for the Xaver matchup, the team was near perfect from the feld, wth no errors n the stats. Coach Jm Ward sngled out freshman Bran Adams and Ted Sturznger as players showng mprovement and gettng more playng tme. Aganst Xaver, Sturznger was the desgnated htter, collectng two hts on four at bats and one run batted n. Adams went to the plate three tmes, gettng one ht and one walk. Wtten mentoned how young the team has been as one reason for the team's recent struggles. Ths team s just startng to get good, beleve," Wtten sad. \ f 1 1 y 1 \^ _ \ K < *S * W ^ Z**?r>Xr*~* : *» ^ Don Knght/Progress Shortstop Kelly Swanson makes the throw to fn t base for the out.

16 m Sports Profle: Low Smther Retrng coach plans to ht road PTEWCKAHWD Staff wrter " After 13 years of coachng pro goh and coachng Eastern's mens team. Lew Smther plans to start travelng by the tme hs contract breaks, June 30, n celebraton of hs retrement " don't have any real plans," Smther sad. "We wll see what happens." He sad he wants to travel and play a lttle golf durng hs lesure tme. Smther sad he has been everywhere n the Unted States except Newshre, Mane, Vermont and Rhode sland. Although he has traveled to many states, he sad he was always on a deadlne and was unable to vst these places on hs own tme. " love to travel," Smther exclamed. Smther sad hs top prorty wll be to go see hs slater n Fort Wayne, bd. whom he has not seen snce "There's a possblty that we could stay here," Smther sad. "My wfe Arlene and have a lot of frends n Rchmond, but we never really had the opportunty to socalze wth them because of the constant road trps assocated wth golf." Smther also s n the process of composng a book enttled "Golf n the Commonwealth". He sad t wll dscuss golf n Kentucky r datng all the way back to March "There s a long hertage of golf Amy Keams/Progr ess Retrement for some means playng more golf, but not for Lew Smther. Wrtng a book s one of hs goals. n Kentucky," Smther sad. Smther was recognzed as one of Kentucky's greatest pro golfers. The PGA selects only 127 Master Professonal Golfers and Smther was one of the two ever selected n the state of Kentucky. Senor golfer, Chrs Bedore sad, "Smther has taught me to grow as a player and ndvdual." "Ever snce my father ded a few years back, he's taken me under hs wng," Bedore sad. Pontng to the array of golf photographs n hs offce, Smther commented as he ponted, These are all my boys." Smther descrbes golf as hs favorte sport compared to basketball. Men, Bedore, Brockman wn OVCs BY CHAD QUEEN Sports edtor The Lady Colonel golf team ended ts season last weekend at the Oho Valley Conference Champonshps fnshng second to Murray State. Senor Beverly Brockman ended her career at Eastern on top, wnnng the ttle for her thrd tme n four tres. " don't know what t would have been lke to not wn my senor year and not have another chance," Brockman sad. Besdes the crown, Brockman also receved the OVC Women's Golf Player of the Year. Eastern placed four golfers n lop nolch LAUNDRY TANNrn. '.ALON 1 FREE WASH per vst TOP LOADERS ONLY MUST PRESENT COUPON WOLFF TANNNG BED MOVE RENTALS l Mon-Sun 9a.m. -9 p.m. Top Notch 626-S Red House Rd. 11/2 mle pan Mdton Central New second locaton: Top Notch Laundry Newer Machnes Mon.-Sun. 0 a.m.-9 p.m. 1 Southern Hlls Shoppng Center Commercal Drve the top 10. After Brockman, freshman Jacke Bro fnshed second, four shots out of frst. Erca Montgomery and Jule Bourne also joned ths group. Murray State fnshed 14 strokes ahead of Eastern.. Colonels wrappng up The Colonels have one last try to extend ther season. To qualfy for NCAAs, each dstrct sends the top sx teams. Frday, Eastern wraps up ts regualr season n the Mchgan State nvtatonal. "We gotta wn the OVC," coach Lew Smther sad. "We have to get at least a top three fnsh n Mchgan. We have to prove that all of ths sn't a fluke." Smther's squad took care of busness at the OVCs, fnshng frst,. two strokes ahead of Morehead State. Colonel senor Chrs Bedore paced the feld, wnnng the event by two strokes wth a three-round total of seven under par. Bedore called the Mchgan State nvtatonal "crunch tme." For the fnal event, Bedore mentoned the mnd as an mportant key to success. "We just have to play focused, play our own games and play men- tally strong," Bedore sad. Leadng nto OVCs, Smther's squad competed n the Legends of ndana. The Colonels fnshed n a sxthplace te wth llnos. 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17 Track Runners look toward NCAAs BY CHAP Qua* Sports edtor Eastern track coach Rck Erdmann has mentoned lack of numbers all season as a problem that hurts the team's wnnng chances. After ths weekend, the team's numbers get cut a lttle more. "How they do ths weekend wll determne who goes on and who doesn't," Erdmann sad. Jame Kng won Frday ana* Saturday, the 1500 meters. Erdmann's squad competes at two stes, the Drake Relays and the Unversty of Kentucky Open. After Drake and Kentucky, Sports brefs Tenns teams fnsh seventh n OVC Last weekend, both men's and womep's tenns squads ended ther seasons seventh at the Oho Valley Conference Champonshps. The Lady Colonels lost ther frst match aganst No. 3 seed Murray State 4-0. Eastern dd rebound n the seventh-place match to take the vctory from No. 8 seed Morehead State 4-2. The men began ther tournament play Sunday by playng the Erdmann sad the focus wll be on ndvdual qualfyng for NCAA Outdoor Champonshps June 3-6. At NCAAs, ndvduals compete n each event n the Drake Relays, Eastern felds a team n the men's four by 800 meter, consstng of Scott Fancher, Danel Blochwtz, Mke Henderson and Ttus Ngeno n the women's events. Eastern wll compete, n the dstance and sprntmedley relays. Feleca Hawkns and Ercka Herd wll run n both relays. Celestna Ogbolugo, Vashty Canty, Mama Moore and Jame Kng Event organzers are callng the No. 1 seed Mddle Tennessee. The Colonels lost 4-0. The men clamed seventh place wth a 4-2 defeat of No. 6 seed Murray State. Basketball sgns sx After last season, women's basketball coach Larry Joe nman had sx scholarshps avalable for the comng year. After the sprng sgnng perod, all sx spots are flled. Half of the recruts are from Gfts for all occasons at SOOmeter nvtatonal the ^premere event." Kng enters n ths race, wth two-tme Olympc runner Suze Hamlton also competng. Kng was sngled out by the Oho Valley Conference ths year when named the conference's Women's Athlete of the Year for outdoor track. The Lady Colonels fnshed second to Southeast Mssour State and the Colonels fnshed ffth. Kng scored 26 of the team's 130 ponts. She fnshed thrd n the 800, whle wnnng the 1,500 and meters. For the men, Ttus Ngeno scored 19 of the Colonels' 66 ponts. Ngeno fnshed fourth n the javeln, sxth n the 800-meters, and 1,500-meters and second n the 3,000-meter steeplechase. Compled by staff Kentucky, whle the other three are from Mchgan. Karen Flannery, Larrya Wahl and Charlotte Szemore round out the Bluegrass contngent. Nyame Dobson, Candce Fnley and Shmara Thedford represent the Motor Cty. Heght s a common factor wthn ths group, wth only Dobson at 5'9" not measurng up to sx feet Out of the sx slots, two became avalable when Natale Mays and Amanda Red announced they aren't returnng next season. Boyd's Bears Dept 56 Vllages Lzze Hgh Dolls All God's Chldren 1997 Byer's Carolers»And much, much more Chrstan Pottery%^n: ndchmes Floral Arrangements Candles lter, Brass, & Crystal Thru Derby Day 20% off 'Mnt Julep Candles Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sun. 12:30 p.m.-6 p.m N. Keenland Dr. Ext. 90 on 175 Super JlFoods Fnshes Frst n Derby Day Savngs L. r L, r L SUPER-1 COUPON #817 Save 3 off wth coupon Medum "" Chcken Drumette Tray Serves 8-12 people Expres 5/4/97 Lmt 1 SUPER! COUPON #819 2 Lter Coke and 690 Products Expres 5/4/97 Lmt oz.- 7 oz. SUPER-1 COUPON #821 Mr. P's Pzzas 590 Expre* 5/4/97 Lmt 2 n J n j n J r u r L r L SUPER-l COUPON lg Save 50$ wth coupon Super Sub-Sandwch Serves 4-6 people 1/2 gallon #818 Expres 5/4/97 Lmt 2 SUPER-1 COUPON #820 Edy's $]99 Grand ce Cream Expres 5/4/97 Lmt 1 SUPER-l COUPON 6oz. V. #822 Dannon Double Delghts 890 Expres 5/4/97 Lmt 4 WE GLADLY ACCEPT: Vsa, Mastercard, Dscover, and MAC cards OPEN 24 HOURS FOR YOUR SHOPPNG CONVENENCE The Wnnng Combnaton Super 1 and You! Hurry n and Save Now! J T J n