Eastern Progress - 03 Dec 1974

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EK U RGHT ON! McCarthy leads Colonels to OVC ttle Eastern senor quarterback Jeff McCarthy certanly knew how to close hs collegate career. The 220-pound natveof Cold Sprngs, sparked (wo fourth quarter touchdown drves as the EKU Colonels overcame a 14-7 defct and went on to upend the Morehead State Eagles. 21-14. Not only dd the wn le a school record for most vctores n one season (EKU fnshed 8-2), but the trumph, combned wth Murray Stale's 9-7 wn over Western Kentucky, gave Eastern ts frst Oho Valley Conference ttle snce 1968. Eastern was 6-1 n the OVC, whle Western and Murray State were 5-2. "We sel as our goals to wn the conference champonshp and represent the unversty n he NCAA Dvson playoffs," sad EKU head coach Roy Kdd. "We, of course, realxed one of (hose and were a lttle dsapponted we couldn't attan both. "Back to the performance of McCarthy, 139 yards and 22 carres s not a usual game lotal for a sgnal-caller wth hs stature and sze, but Morehead was not gvng us anythng wth (Everett) Talbert. so Jeff really took advamaeeof t," Kdd contnued. Morehead sprang to a 7-0 lead after a pass from Terry Flowers to Keth Mescher. Ths score came wth seven mnutes lef n the second quarter. McCarthy then learned wh Talbert to drve the Colonels down the feld and pul hem on the board wth a four yard run by the quarterback. McCarthy almost became the got when he fumbled early j the thrd quarter and Morehead took the ball on Eastern's 20 wth Frank Jones scorng two plays later. Wth the Colonels tralng 14-7, McCarthy hooked up wth flanker John Revere for a 22-yard scorng toss, the seventh such pass between the two ths season. The score was ted 14-14 and the tenson mounted. After a short Morehead punt was downed at he MSU 46, the runnng of McCarthy and Talbert took the ball to the one-yard lnewhere wth' 9:44 remanng freshmen fullback Hal Emerson scored lo gve Eastern (he vctory and he OVC champonshp. Leadng he aetense for Eastern were a number of players ncludng senors Ron Campbell and San Roberts. Talbert, who led the conference n three categores rushng, total offense and scorng, fnshed wth hs nnth 100- yard plus rushng game of the year as he ganed 107 yards n 31 carres to push ht '74 totals to 1,478 yards and 262 carres. Several Eastern records were broken or tes ths year by the Colonels ncludng. NDVDUAL Most yards rushng n a season 1,478. Everett Talbert (1,210 - Altred Thompson, 1973) Most yards rushng n a sngle game 222. Everett Talbert vs. East Tennessee (207 Thompson vs. Morehead. 1973) Most ponts scored by kck n a season 52. Earl Cody 152, Jerry Pullms 1967) Most feld goals n one game 3, Earl Cody vs. Murray State (3, Pullns, vs. Morehead, 1968) Longest feld goal 43, Earl Cody (43, Joe Graybeal vs. Tenn. Tech. 1959) TEAM Most wns n a season 8 (8 n seven other seasons) Mosl yards rushng n a season 2.391 (2.224 n 1954) 'll, note: n nformaton released yesterday afternoon, Everett Talbert was named frst team All-Amercan by the Assocated Press. Volleyballers romp to Regon champonshp BY PAT WLSON Sports Edtor After a tremendous outpourng of qualty and jusl plan old-fashoned fun. (whch s unque n modern alhlelcs the Eastern's women's volleyball learn got down O serous work and capured her second regonal ttle n he last hree years. They capured the Assocaton of nlercollegale Athletcs for Women (AAW Regon ttle wlhwo runaway vctores n the fnals..coach Ger Polvno's Eastern team defeated East Tennessee 15-6. 15-6; Eastern Mennonle College. 15-6. 15-1; Memphs Slate, 8-15. 15-10. 15-9; defendng champ Wnthrop College, 15-2, 15-7;' and n he champonshp. Elon College, 15-6,15-8. The Eastern grls only loss was lo he Unversty of North Carolna- Greensboro. 15-7. 7-15 14-'' n sngle elmnaton play Saturday, Wnhrop defeated Morehead State, 15-4. (Coatlnned on page twelve) M ^L Nk ^m mw M Coach Ger Polvno 3Hp Eastern {fnmreag Vol. S3 No. 13 Offcal Student Publcaton of Eastern Kentucky Unversty Thursday, December 5, 1974 12 pages LEN complex to provde frngdrvng range, aquatc tranng BY 8HARALEE BORST Sun Wrter Accordng to Robert W. Posey, Dean of he College of Law Enforcement, the Law Enforcement-Traffc Safety Center whch s presently under constructon JM south of Eastern's man campus, should be completed for fall 1975 classes. Posey sad that the buldng's crme laboratory wll facltate a new Assocate Degree and new Baccalaureate Degree n crmnalstcs. He west on to say that the 40-acre complex wll Have two ranng pools to provde polce aquatc tranng, a drvng range to mprove the present drver's tranng program, and a frng range to ad o frearm's demonstraton. The 6.5 mllon dollar structure wll also house classrooms. laboratores, 1 faculty offces, a physcal aclvty area, a 400-seal audtorum, a cafetera and ktchen and storage and mechancal facltes. The buldng wll serve he College of Law Enforcement, the Traffc Safely nsttute, and a stale agency, he Kenlucky Law Enforcement Councl. Semnars for polce, correcton and court people wll be held n the new structure. Also. he Kentucky Law Enforcement Councl wll provde statewde tranng programs there. Posey commented, "The.Law Enforcement-Traffc Safety Center wll be the only buldng n the Southeast desgned specfcally for a law enforcement program. t s a symbol of total commtment from the unversty to our law enforcement program." The Complex s beng fnanced through a bond ssue approved Feb. 6, 1973 by John Nuveen and Co. and Johnston, Brown, Burnett and Knght nc., Lousvlle. The complex wll be located far enough off Eastern's man campus lo create a transportaton problem. Posey sad, "Ths problem has not been resolved. The soluton may nvolve schedulng arrangements or transportaton arrangements." Eastern's law enforcement program has expanded snce ts begnnng n 1966 (Contnued On Page Twelve)...and equestran statue dedcated to law enforcers Notable sculptor Dr. Felx de Weldon wll create a statue to accompany the Law Enforcement-Traffc Safety Center to be completed n 1975. Donald R. Feltner, Vce Presdent of Publc Affars, sad that the statue wll be an equestran statue of a polceman on a horse. Feltner added, "The statue wll symbolze the promnent poston Eastern's College of Law Enforcement has n he naton. t wll also be a handsome addton lo the new faclty." The sculptor Felx de Weldon also created the Centennal statue located n front of the Powell Center. Accordng to Feltner, he new statue wll be one and one-half tmes lfe sze. Feltner added hat lke he "space statue" the new satue wll be cast n Rome, taly and wll Snow falls on new entrance The corner of Kt Carson and Unversty Drves has been Mressed up ', Accordng to Neal Donaldson. Vce Presdent of Busness Allans, the corner s "knd of a bleak entrance" from downtown Rchmond to campus. Wth he gft of the four columns from a Frankfort donor, he' entrance walls requre no Unversty funds and are beng bult by campus grounds personnel. The feld stones were gathered frorn, the orgnal For Boonesborough area and were also gven lo the Unversty...Chad Mddleton. Drector" of Buldng and Grounds, sad the walls, columns, and paos wll "dress n up and make l look more lke an entrance." stand on a base of black Swedsh grante. Dean Feltner explaned that the statue wll be fnanced n two ways. Half of the fundng wll be through the bond ssue for the buldng complex whch has already been approved by the Commssoner of Fnance. The other half of the payment wll be made through equal contrbutons from two prvate organzatons, Eastern's Foundaton and Eastern's Alumn Assocaton. The statue wll be fnanced over a three year perod. Accordng to Feltner, there wll be no fund rasng actvtes to help pay for the statue. He sad that the money had already been promsed by Eastern Alumn and frends. Dean Feltner sad that the prvate organzatons studed many possble ways to donate money to the Law Enforcement-Traffc Safety Complex. Dean Feltner explaned, "Someone brought up the dea that we should spend he money on lbrary or research facltes. Extensve nnovatve facltes for he new buldng had already been planned for usng the money from the bond ssue." Dr. Felx de Weldon, sculptor for the new statue, s world renowned. Many have consdered hm the fnest sculptor of he century. He has been called "Sculptor for the Ages." ncluded among hs works are the Marne Corps War Memoral, the statue of Smon Bolvar, both n Washngtrn. D. C M the French Belleau Wood Monument, the Natonal Monument for Malaysa at Kuala Lumpur, and the busts of twenty-eght Amercan presdents. Felx de Weldon has receved many honors ncludng the Medal of Honor for Art* from the Austran Parlament, becomng the seventh person snce Beethoven to be so honored. Plans have been made to dedcate the Law Enforcement-Traffc Safety center and the accompanyng statue on May 9. 1975 $700 taken We 're Number One!! Colonel players celebrate ther 21-14 vctory over the Murray State Unversty Eagles. t was not untl the players reached he locker room that they were nformed of Murray's 9-7 wn over Western, thus photo by Larry Baley cnchng the OVC ttle for Eastern,the frst snce 1968. Senor quarterback Jeff McCarthy led the surge as he fnshed hs career for the Colonels, rushng for 139 yards. AHEAD offers college accredtaton to volunteers whle servng n Army BY CAYLEN TCHENOR t used to be tha you had to make a choce. You could ether Jon the army or go to school. Today you can do both. The army offers a new program, Project AHEAD (Army Help for Educaton and Development), so that the volunteer can gel college credt whle n servce nstead of walng untl he gets out. The program, orgnally started at East Mchgan Unversty now ncludes 161 schools Eastern s one of three schools n he Lousvlle recrutng area whch s n charge of the project. The program works n ths way. The Job-seekers Placement Servce can help BY REBECCAGRUBBS A senor busness educaton major receves a call from a Lexngton busness school, offerng her a poston. She credts the Placemen! Servce. Another student reads the FY and wonders why no one n hs feld ever Grll robbed Monday Two undentfed males walked n the Unversty Powell Grll Monday nght and t«ok approxmately $700.00 from (he cash drawer of one of the regsters. The theft took place around 10:30 accordng to Dr. Thomas Myers. Vce Presdent for student affars. The cash regster had been left unattended at the lme but the checkout grl was close by although she.reports that she saw nothng.. One studer reports havng seen tw.nales rush out wth the money., Wthn two or three mnutes campus securty arrved at the scene to nvestgate the ncdent. Although questonng everyone n the grll at the tme of the theft to learn of any further evdence "no one gave any sgnfcant nformaton." sad Dr. Myers. Accordng to John R. Goolsby, Securty drector, current nvestgatons are beng conducted by securty and the Rchmond Cty Polce department. Goolsby-and Dr. Myers stressed the fact that f anyone had any nformaton concernng he ncdent to report t lo Securty and ther name would be kep n strct confdence. Myers felt confdent that the-theves - wo«r-*e apprehended.f tb*' '"denls on campus would gve Securty her full cooperaton. comes on campus to ntervew students. He blames the Placement Servce. Both students know that there s such a servce on campus that wll help students locate the job market. Many students are lke the second, however, and vew the Placement Servce as a place that gets you a job, not help you fnd one a job To locate the jobs avalable. John Vckers. head of the placement Offce sad, hey send out letters to companes who havebeen at Easern before and to blanket companes and nsttutons suggested by the heads of the depart ments, nvtng them lo come on campus. "Whether they respond or not s entrely up lo hem," sad Vckers. "You know, you can'l force people to accept an nvtaton." "We do have some companes and '.nsttutons who come annually to the campus." contnued Vckers. "After ther vst, they wll usually slop oy the offce and set up an appontment for next year or the next semester-on the schedule." Although many employers do work drectly through the Placement Offce. Vckers ndcated that - sometmes an employer wll wrte drectly lo the head of a department, slatng they have a vacancy and wsh lo ntervew (he n- (Con'nued on Page 12) student enrolls at Eastern for example and s assgned a counselor. He then / leaves for hs tour of duly. Whle on hs lour of duty he wll attend a neghborng college. Hs counselor there and the one at Eastern correspond so that the student wll take courses hat wll transfer. He can take as many classes as he wants or go to as many colleges as he wants. Accordng to Donna Black, Admssons counselor, all that s requred s that the "student must complete thrty of hs last graduaton hours n resdence at Eastern." The program can have defnte advantages, accordng lo Doctor Kenneth T. Clawson, Dean for Academc Servces, and "One of the bggest s money." The ' Army pays 75 percent of the tuton whle the student s enrolled at college and whle he s stll n the army. After he gets out of he army he gets what Dr. Cla wson referred lo as an eght thousand dollar scholarshp." The army s n favor of the program accordng to Dr. Clawson. One reason s that they hope that the student wll pck a course that can be used n the army. Dr. Clawson sad, "Some of these ndvdual! wll be pursung occupatonal o techncal degrees whch the army tself needs." Dr. Clawson sees the program pckng up. Two students have already enrolled here and Dr.* Clawson sees "relatvely few lo a hundred or maybe a thousand or more ndvduals". Dr. Clawson sad he was "lookng down the road a lttle ways" for the last fgure Although he Army started the program Dr. Clawson sad that Eastern s extendng the program to "nclude the Marne Corps, and the Ar Force." Project AHEAD s jusl one of the programs offered by Eastern for mltary personnel. t s part of a Specalzed Opportunty Program for those n the servce. The army s placng more and more emphass on educaton and as Dr. Clawson put t:'u's < pretty compellng.case."

News Edtor Jan Heasley 5tyr leaatrnt Progr?aa Feature Edtor Fne Arts Edtor Sports Edtor Jule How Sharon Davdson Pal Wlson» s Page 2 Edtor Delma J. Francs Managng Edtor Jacke Buxton The Eastern Progress, Busness Manager Davd S» of lord Thursday, December 5. 1974 Organsatons Reporter Frances Kennedy Assstant Busness Manager Steve Ests Staff Artst Tom Ktadler Crculaton Manager Phl Mller Stealng from ndvdual rooms, laundry rooms reported ncreasng n women s resdence halls The sgn posted n one of the women's resdence hall reads: "Please return the- housecoat/ two pars of jeans, fve pars of socks, one sweater and two blouses taken from the dryer. wll pay you $40 f you'll just brng them back. Just slp note under the door descrbng the clothes and 'll leave the money. 'm the same grl who got $32 stolen from her a couple of weeks ago. Gve me a break." Shockng? Maybe. But t's happenng here wth ncreasng regularty. The collegate crooks are crawlng out from the woodwork to prey on ther unsuspectng, trustng neghtbors. n several of the women's. dorms, ncdents such as the one recountered above are takng place as grls leave ther clothes n the laundry room unattended and come back to fnd that they' are gone. Dorm rooms are beng vctmzed too. n one of the men's dorms, a resdent's wallet, contanng $23 was taken. - Upon nspecton; he found the wallet n the trash room, mnus the money. When he spread the word around that he planned to have hs wallet dusted for fngerprnts, a $20 bll was mysterously left under hs door. These are but two examples of a problem whch seems to be fast Socety's nterdependence has created demons called nflaton, depresson, recesson approachng epdemc proportons. Many of the thefts never appear on offcal records because students fal to report them to resdence drectors or campus Securty. But accordng to John Goolsby, Securty Specalst, reported thefts n dormtores are slghtly ahead of ths tme a year ago, despte tha fact that overall thefts are down. t would be futle to chde these plferers for ther llegal actvtes, but a few words of precauton. Lock your door, even f you plan to be gone only a few mnutes. Although t sounds cyncal, trust no one but your closet frends. Stay wth your clothes n the laundry rooms. t may seem to be a waste of tme, but won't be worth t to protect your possessons? Use that hour-and-a-half to catch up on your readng. f you don't have the tme to spare every week, work out a trade-off deal wth your frends. Do your laundry together and one week you watch t. They watch t the next. Granted, t wll take a lttle more tme, but we must practce preventon to counter the campus rpoffs whch are on the rse. Economc slump can't be conquered overnght An economc system s centered around human wants, and economsts study what the people want and tow to help ' them get t. An economst s a specalst, and specalzaton s where all our troubles began. Before the ndustral Revoluton there were relatvely few specalsts around. People were largely self-suffcent, makng and growng all they needed. But wth factores came specalzed jobs and people grew ncreasngly dependent on one another. One hundred years ago t wouldn't have especally mattered f a General Motors factory closed down. But today t affects thousands of people: the employes, dstrbuters, supplers, consumers, advertsers. Because of our nterdependence we have created demons called nflaton, depresson, and recesson. And the problem lacng the Unted States rght now s how to cure the nflaton that has swept the country. n essence, nflaton s a general and prolonged rse n prces. There are two types of nflaton: demand-pull and costpush. Demand-pull s caused by the rsng demand of the publc for goods. Ths pulls prces up n order to raton the supply. The rse n demand can be caused by more money n crculaton. Ths, n turn, s caused by the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve System allowng the money supply to rse. n an era of propserty, such as the U.S. had durng the Vetnam War, Federal Reserve authortes were reluctant to slow down the money growth for fear of publc crtcsm. Letters to the Edtor : Dear Edtor. On behalf of the Marchng Maroons want to express our apprecaton to the admnstraton, faculty and student boyd for the excellent support they have gven us ths season. Needless to say, that rousng cheer at the begnnng and end of each show has made performng for you a joy rather than a chore ' want also to express my apprecaton for the fne coverage gven by the EASTERN PROGRESS to our shows. The many hours spent by each band member, some 150 per member, ths year, or a staggerng 23,250 man-hours by the total band represents a consderable outlay of tme and the recognton s apprecated. On a personal note, want to express my apprecaton to the members of the Marchng Maroons, the Maroon and Whte Maorette Corps and Flag Squad, the featured twrlers. Kandv Clav and Mke Allen and our Drum Majors. Mnda Thompson and Davd Zuercher for ther excellent cooperaton and unflaggng sprt and en- thusasm whch made the year happen. To the Lttle Colonels Drll Team goes, plaudts for ther contrcutons to the season's success. We shall be spendng our tme durng the off-season preparng for what we sncerely beleve wll be an even fner band n the 1975 season. f there are students who would lke to become a part of the 1975 Marchng Maroons, we urge you to contact us so we may nclude you n our plannng for next year. We look forward to a banner year for 1975 and want all members of the unversty communty to know that your contnued support s needed and chershed. Sncerely, Robert W. Hart well Drector of Marchng and Symphonc Bands Dear Edtor: n the November 14 edton of the Progress, Ms. Dana Taylor reported on a recent dcusson of CUC actvtes presented by Dean Lews to the Student Sentate. n ths talk. Dean A Treasury defct can also be a cause of demand-pull nflaton. When offcals decde to fnance a defct wth an ncrease 'n money supply, nflaton results. Wth cost-push nflaton, costs rse frst and push the prce of consumer goods upward. Labor costs under unons are a prmary cause of ths. The cost-push nflaton s accompaned by demand-pull. Ths s the stuaton former presdent Rchard Nxon tred to defeat, but couldn't. He set wage and prce controls, but undermned them by decreasng taxes at the same tme. Now Presdent Ford s faced wth the same dlemma-only on a larger scale. Ford s askng Amercans to qut spendng and start nvestng. Ths would cause the demand-pull to go down and economc growth through nvestment to go up. And ths would eventually lower the costpush as materals would be more readly avalable and cheaper to manufacture. True, t was government offcals who caused the nflaton n the frst place; frst by engagng n a wasteful war, and second by not reducng the money supply n a tme of prosperty. But Ford s sncere n hs efforts to set the economy straght. t can only be accomplshed f the Amercan people work, toward the standards Presdent Ford has set. The man thng to remember, though, s to be patent. nflaton cannot be conquered n a day, a month, or a year. t took us a long tme to get nto ths mess and t wll take us a long tme to get out. 0n Marchn * Maroons, physcs, equalty Lews was reported to have sad that ndvdual departments, such as physcs for example, also offer lower dvson courses, but that they are often too specalzed for the nonphyscs majors. As a matter of fact, none of the courses n the general educaton offerngs of the Department of Physcs are specalzed at all. They are, nstead, broad surveys of the felds of astronomy and physcs. These courses are AST 130 and 330, PHY 101, PHY 131 and 132, and PHY 201 and 202. n order of mathematcal dffculty, they range from courses whch nclude vtually no mathematcs at all and whch have no prerequstes of any knd (PHY 101, AST 130 and 330) to courses for the more mathematcally nclned tphy 201 and 202). Only on rare occasons do any of our physcs majors take any of these courses except PHY 201 and 202. And, n no nstance s a course specalzed. Those of us n the Department of Physcs realze that the remarks by Dean Lews was probably nnocent or was a msquotaton. However, n case anyone should be msled by hs statement, let us pont out that we welcome all non-scence students to our classes. We feel that you wll fnd them nterestng, rewardng, and nonspecalzed. C.E. Lard Assoc. Prof. Physcs Jerry Faugn Assoc. Prof. Physcs When submttng letters to the edtor, please be sure to sgn them and nclude your address. Dear Edtor: would lke to commend the admnstraton of EKU for ts recent-. advance toward Equalty. n the publcaton of (te schedule of classes for the sprng semester, not only has the "Mss-Mrs." dstncton been elmnated, but also the "Mr." ttle has been removed. Now nstructors are all lsted by frst ntal and last name only. Eastern has moved one step beyond the Women's Lb advocates and wll probably economze too. Thnk of all the person-hours saved by not havng to look up the approprate ttles c- Sncerely, Dana S. Trenary Asst. Prof. Psychology Artst needed The Progress s now acceptng applcatons for the poston of staff artst for the Sprng Semester. Ths s necesstated by the December graduaton of the present staff artst, Thomas Kndler. Those wshng to apply, are asked to submt one edtoral cartoon, wth wrtten permsson for publcaton. Please mal all cartoons to: The Progress Fourth Floor Jones Buldng,,u,'.«««"" -''" % /! ' -V TfU W HOW TO 9WLDV0U* SHOWMAN* Mxed reactons follow World Food Conference Followng s an edtoral from the Kentucky Kernel a Kenlucky ntercollegate Press Assocaton paper. The 11-day World Foodconference ended Saturday n Rome and drew mxed reactons. from those concerned wth starvaton and hunger around the world. The poor 'fthrd World" natons, faced wth a probablty of wdespread starvaton, were dsapponted that they dd not receve larger commtments for mmedate gran gfts whle the rcher natons complaned that not enough tme was spent on longrange solutons. Although the conference was often beset wth poltcal bckerng and deologcal namecallng, the delegates were able to agree on several long-range progra.ns, whch could help ease the problem n years to come, ncludng the followng: The World Food Councl was created subject to approval by the General Assembly of the Unted Natons. The formng of a permanent organzaton to deal wth problems of food producton and allocaton on a contnuous bass was a prme desre of the major ndustral powers. An agrcultural development fund was promoted by the Arab natons and was actvely supported by most of the other natons. Ths fund would ad n mprovng agrcultural equpment and technques n the underdeveloped countres. A program for expandng agrcultural research around the world was adopted. Ths program would seek to fnancally ad agrcultural experts n ther research projects. An effort to mprove rrgaton, dranage and flood control n the hungry natons was started. Many countres (lke Bangladesh) were especally hard ht by floodng durng the last few months. A nutrton-ad' program was created to mplement specal feedng servces for malnourshed chldren. The role of women n agrcultural producton and the specal needs of mothers n the areas of the world plagued by hunger was emphaszed. On the other sde of the con, the countres facng mnvment starvaton, notably Bangladesh, nda, Pakstan, Sr Lanka and Tanzana, cred out for gran. The U. N. Food and Agrculture Admnstraton estmated that between eghtand 10 mllon tons of gran wll be needed n the next eght months to prevent mass starvaton n famnestrcken areas of the world. The rch.. ndustral. natons, prmarly the Unted States, Russa and the Arab ol: producng countes are the logcal places to seek gran and fnancal assstance. The Unted States and Canada responded wth a promse of one mllon tons of gran n the comng year whle Australa added an undsclosed amount to that total. Also, the Organzaton of Petroleum Exportng Countes pledged $8 bllon n ad for, poorer countes ths year. The World Food Conference was a mere step n preventng mass starvaton. t dd not deal at length wth the problem of populaton control. t dd not nsure that short-term food needs wll be adequately met. The stuaton s already crtcal n parts of nda and Afrca. Protests are mountng and f more food s not hungry may bte out the hands that so reluctantly feed them. Member: Assocated Collegate Press Assocaton, Columba Scholastc Press Assocaton, Natonal Newspaper Servce, Kentucky ntercollegate Press Assocaton, Represented for natonal advertsng by the Natonal Educaton Advertsng Servce, nc. N.Y., N.Y. Publshed each Thursday durng the regular school year except for vacaton and examnaton perods at Eastern Kentucky Unversty by authorty of the Board of Regents through the Student Publcatons Board. Opnons expressed heren are those of student edtors or other sgned wrters. These opnons do not necessarly represent the vews of the Unversty.. Advertsng appearng wthn ths newspaper s ntended to help the reader buy. Any false or msleadng advertsng should be reported to the busness manager The Eastern Progress, fourth floor, Jones Buldng Second-class postage pad at Rchmond, Kentucky, 4M75. Staff Members: Cathy Baker. 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Madrgal Sngers to entertan Eastern's Madrgal Sngers wll furnsh entertanment for Eastern's madrgal dnner on December 10 n the Keene Johnson Ballroom. Members of the group are (from left) Thomas Reblas, drector, Deborah Sutherland, Rch Harrson, and Karen Roberson. Tckets are avalable n Eastern's musc department.. Harry Chapn '$ new album ' Vertes and Balderhash 9 focuses on realty MKE EMBRY staff Wrter Despte all the muck that one hears on the Top 40 rado statons, occasonally a song s played that stands out as a refreshng and orgnal composton. "Cat's n the Cradle" s currently recevng much arplay across the country, manly on ts freshness and honesty. The song s from a new album released by Harry Chapn enttled Vertes Sc Balderhash. The ttle aptly descrbes the songs contaned: songs of realty and humorous, comcal tunes. Chapn always had the ablty to touch the very essence of realty n hs lyrcs. How many fathers, maybe yours, can dentfy wth the remnsng that the personal thoughts of "Cat's h the Cradle" convey? Maybe t wasn't a generaton "gap" after all. Perhaps Chapn s tellng us t s generaton "neglect." 'The Longest Yard' "She Sngs Songs Wthout Words" s a soothng composton that s accented by angelc background voces. The song s about despar n the cty and fndng peace wthn the beauty of nature. "She splls magc and moonlght n her meadows and streams And seeks deep nsde me and touches my dreams. The mornng comes smlng and laugh wth no sound And snuggle n slence n the sweet pece 've found." "What Made Amerca Famous?" s about the dvsons wthn Amercan socety. He sngs "Of the Amerca that made Amerca famous- and of the people who just mght understand- that how together, yes we can,- create a country better that - the one we have made of ths land." The orchestral arrangement reaches hgh peaks to add superbly to the ntensty of hs lyrcs. Another song s about a man who s caught between, and resents, the changng moral clmate. "Halfway To Heaven" s about a husband who eventually gves n to the temptaton of an extramartal affar. The funnest and most delghtful cut on the album s "Sx Strng Orchestra." The tune, performed n front of a lve audence, s hlarous as Chapn sngs a parody of a hopeful (and hopeless) muscan. " sent a demo tape made to the record companes. Two came back 'Address Unknown' one came back COD. Of course got form letters all sayng pleasant thngs Lke suggestng 1 should fnd a trade. where would not have to sng." Ths album should be a ht wth Chapn admrers and rock connosseurs everywhere. Whether sngng love ballads lke " Wanna Learn A Love Song" and "Shootng Star" or havng fun wth "30,000 Pounds Of Bananas," Chapn contnues to show senstvty and drecton n hs muscal goals. Reynolds coaches prson football BY MKE PAYNTER n the tradton of the classcal tough guy, Burt Reynolds provdes great entertanment n hs new move, "The Longest Yard." n a hghly comc flm whch was no doubt more fun than wprk to make, Reynolds plays the part of an rate lover who has a run-n wth hs lady-frend as well as the polce and ends up n prson. All of the acton leadng up to hs mprsonment s essentally blase untl he s locked up. t seems that the prson has a football team made up of guards. MEATS -POULTRY The problem s that they have no one to practce aganst for the bg game comng up. Enter Reynolds and hs lttle band. Wth the challenge of a game between the prsoners and the guards, Reynolds jumps nto acton wth a recrutng program the pros would be proud of. The prsoners' team s made up of psychos, theves, murderers, and even (beware, guards) a karate expert. Both teams roar onto the feld wth such stars as Ray Ntsche, Sonny Sxkller, Joe Kapp, and other assorted ex-stars of the N.F.L. The game s a classc good guys vs. the bad guys (even down to the black shrts and whte shrts), but the audence fnds themselves cheerng for the prsoners nstead of the law. n a game fondly remnscent of the football scenes from M.A.S.H., the competton s ferce, the httng brutal and the humor uproarous. t wll be hard to stay n your seat when Burt Reynolds and hs band of assorted nuts lock horns wth the prson system and go after "The Longest Yard." The Eastern Progress. Thursday. December 5. 1974 Page 3 Las Vegas, Reno set the scene Flms explore chronc gamblng l l The psychology of the chronc gambler s explored n both "The Gambler," starrng James Caan, and "Calforna Splt" wth Ellot Gould and George Segal. Whle many people pcture a gambler as ether a slck operatng professonal or a bum. these chronc gamblers come from all walks of lfe. James Caan plays a young Jewsh Englsh professor who wns and loses wthout a thought to the cost. He s threatened by bookes and bets the $45,000 that he borrows from hs mother to pay the debt. Nothng seems to faze Caan. He obvously loves the hgh rsk of losng. Even though he proves that he can be a wnner when he takes hs grl to Las Vegas, he wll not gamble the large sums of money on the games that he knows he can wn. Whle there s lttle sex and actual volence n the flm, the vewer s able to perceve Caan's mpulsveness and mental turmol. Caan keeps a hold on hjs audence through the tenson he creates from the verybegnnng of the flm. He bulds upon ths tenson ntl the end of the move. Whle Caan s a chronc gambler. Elot Gould plays (he professonal n "Calforna Splt". Gould takes Segal on a SGHTS& SOUNDS V (KARON DAVDSON merry-go-round of gamblng on. horse races, n Vegas, and fnally the decsve game n Reno. Gould s a slouchng, happy-golucky wld dresser who obvously loves booze and good tmes. He s comcal but clever and retans the same droopy-lpped, shufflng manner of the surgeon that he portrayed n "M.A.S.H." Gould drlls the dea of postve thnkng nto Segal's head. Segal rsks hs job and hocks everythng he owns n order to! play n Reno. Whether Segal! wns or loses the bg game s ' unmportant. How he feels about the outcome gves the vewer an j nsght nto the character of hs E type of gambler. The flm as a whole seems to--* be a rollckng good tme. There,. s sex and drnkng, and gam- J blng and drnkng. However, t ^* s Gould's effort to ft Segal nto a mould whch he tres to create for hm that s most mportant to \ the flm's theme. t s not otten that drectors make flm concernng the socal,w behavor of a ctzen wth an occupaton other than spy, va detectve, polceman, doctor, or o* lawyer. Caan s a professor and,{& Segal wrtes for a magazne..j* Caan and Segal, although they offer no solutons to the ns problem, llustrate the lves that fo gamblers lead and the ptfalls of compulsve bettng. Many tmes,j? they bet ther lves. &.;«Readers Theatre presents 'Kaledoscope' The Eastern Pearl Buchanan Theatre wll present the Readers Theatre Producton of "Kaledoscope" on Monday and Tuesday, December 9 and 10. "Kaledoscope" s an adaptaton of a short story by Ray Bradbury. Readers Theatre dffers radcally from conventonal or realstc drama, n that t s suggestve theatre. Readers Theatre, sometmes called Theatre of the Mnd, conssts of two or more nterpreters who serve as a lason between the lterary text and the audence. An mportant factor whch dstngushes Readers Theatre from Realstc Drama s the use Famly Stone to headlne 'n Concert 9 The rock 'n' roll supergroup, Sly and the Famly Stone, headlnes the ABC Televson Network's "Wde World: n Concert," Frday, Dec. 6 (11:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m., EST), that also stars Donovan, Mnne Rperton and Rush. Steve Wonder's protege, Mnne Rperton, makes her televson debut wth "f Ever Lose Ths Heaven," "Lovng You" and "Reasons." The new hard rock act of Rush play "Fndng My Way" and "Best Can." Scottsh folk-rock hero, Donovan, sngs the classc, "Mellow Yellow," "Rde a Mle," "Lalena," and ntroduces hs new "Rock and Roll Souljer." Hosted by Don E. Branker, the concert was taped before a lve audence at the Aquarus Theatre n Hollywood, Calforna, and s beng broadcast n stereophonc sound ^y^bcfmstatjons^^^^^^ ANDY'S PZZA You know how good t's gong to taste of the narrator. "Kaledoscope" employs three narrators who serve as medators between the sx central characters and the audence. "Kaledoscope" s drected by Greg Reynolds as an ndependent study.- )W M The story revolves around- Holls. played by Dan Haughey, who along wth fellow crew.,^ members, s lost n space due to a shp exploson. 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Page 4 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, December S, 1974 Arthur Nederhoffer A! TVT rr 'As far back as 750 years ago, BY MAR LA RDENOUR SUM Wrter On Wednesday, November 20, he Eastern Assocaton of Law Enforcement hosted as ts dstngushed speaker, Dr. Arthur Nederhoffer, at the annual banquet. Dr. Nederhoffer spent many years on the New York Cty polce force and s now a professor of Socology and Anthropology at the John Jay College of Crmnal Justce Hs speech centered on professonalsm and problems of law en- * 14 M forcement n the "70's. Dr. Nederhoffer opened hs speech by stressng the mportance of the polce n our hstory, although ths background has never been fully realzed. "As far back as 750 years ago, people were concerned wth polce abuse of power, corrupton, and control. "n the Magna Charta, wrtten n 1215, recommendatons were made that polce personnel should know the law and observe t, ad be of good character. These are stll prerequstes of polce workers Frst Love' DAMOND Pre-Engagement Rngs Choce of Whte or Ytllow. llustr jtom mnluqaa Gong Steady but not qute ready? Gve her a rng that tells her you really care. Then later... Whenever you're ready, we'll allow you Full trade-n Value on her engagement rng. DAMOND KRK'S % CENTER Shopper's Vllage r [ty^^lfke!^- Hchmond UNVERSTY CENTER Gft Sweaters And Harolde's has them. way wth sweaters n exctng desgns and patterns novahtcs and 2 pece sets... Short and long sleeves pullovers and cardgans... tmbroderys, hooded * pomtelles and other features szes S-M-L. OTOd Layaway Plan. Mtterchrge "* Bankamercard Shoppers Charge today," he sad "The role of the polcemen n lterature also reflects the undercurrent ethos of Amerca and senses trends whch may lake shape years later," Nederhoffer sad. "n the early 1800's n Europe, polcemen! were central fgures, such as n Hugo's Les Mserable* and Crme and Punshment. n Amerca, they were found n dme novels, and were reflected as heroes who controlled (he stuaton, and even those who faled lved for deals and were respected as true professonals," he sad. "n 1890, wth locked-door mysteres (crmes commtted n completely sealed rooms) a strange phenomena became evdent, the polceman as a hero had generated nto a psychopathc kller They were crtczed as crmnals, perverts, and corrupt kllers, wth an unhappy famly lfe. n novels of the 1960's they were K > # J j. f people were concerned wth polce abuse... FREE SHAKE! Buy a Super Brazer Chl Dog, get a small shake or malt CDCC! Thursday thru Saturday RCHMOND DARY QUEEN EASTERN BY-PASS TrE OTrlER PUCE H*R Desgn* "fern. v«r«ooe. Zoo % Uc~4 * 2t S.l«a*W St Rckmond &l La«m«T*r\, Kt- Phone: t250o46 Ph«*»-.*»S3- OH^J "When. W* 0. TK t S~pW»t "TV«v Exceedng v*e»" W objecls lo resent and rdcule,? dependable persons Ths Nederhoffer sad. mproves the prospects for "Now hngs are changng, professonalsm, for they whch s a good sgn; polce are wouldn't be accepted as a now reganng admraton, and professonal wth a negatve are obtanng ther full mage n the publc's eye." professonal status," he sad. Accordng to Nederhoffer. Dr. Nederhoffer has done another problem s law enconsderable research n the forcement educaton and crmnal justce area, and s whether t s a prerequste for concerned wth the polce professonalsm. He slated, mage. He related the general "Educaton does not make an stereotype of the authortaran, offcer more ethcal, but cyncal, suspcous, conperhaps more tolerant, and servatve polceman who s sophstcated n what to look resstant to change and has a for. You must accept for hgh rate of dvorce. yourself that you, wth college Hs studes reveal that are not better than someone polcemenare not prone to else wthout college, whle you dvorce,tha n fact they have a are better yourself than before. low dvorce rate, wth usually stable marrage. Nederhoffer stated, "There s a balancng portrat of the polceman as a human beng, and hs role n the home, church, and communty. College law enforcement students were found to be open and tolerant, decent and all out for Burger Queen Wth Royal Burger, Fres, and Large Coke! FREE Apple Turnover! Epres Sun. Mdnght aaaaaaj 623-7664 BURGER C) QUEEN Open Sunday thru Thursday 6 AM-11PM. FRDAY 6 AM-1 AM SAT 6 AM-1AM BG HLL AYE. ON U.S. 25 "t wasn't college that made me a good polceman. College can do three thngs, ncrease knowledge, gve one a more open mnd, and gve one more nsght and alternatves to acton. Ths adds more responsblty and freedom and ncreases he artsty of polcework," he commented. "College may be an advantage n the polce promoton system," ' Nederhoffer sad. "Promoton tests are just glorfed ntellgence tests and because college students are better test takers, there are more college students found n the hgher ranks. Bu t also creates a problem, a possble dvson n polce departments," he went on to say. Nederhoffer also found a problem n the low prestge ratngs gven to polcemen, usually n the lower half of career prestge rankngs. "Persons make a serous mstake, when the average person s questoned he thnks of patrolmen, not a leutenant or captan, whch are near the top n prestge ratngs. Publc acceptance s necessary for professonalsm.'' "Programs should strve for well qualfed teachers, and the use of respectable lterature n the feld to gan better acceptance," he sad. Another problem he ponted out was a lack of professonalsm f law enforcement agences don't treat each ndvdual n a professonal manner. "Departments must open up, Nederhoffer sad, and revolutonze ther procedures." "Wve's objectons to ther husbands workng wth polcewomen have created a fear that one's own department s out to get you. Some polcemen who have been accused of volatng toe cvl rghts of mnorty groups feel that ther cvl rght have been volated," he sad. Dr. Nederhoffer also feels that the fact that polce have been crtczed for oversteppng the bounds of legtmate questonng s unfar. "The msson of the polce was wrtten nto the Consttuton to establsh justce and nsure domestc tranqulty. Knowng he lmts of legal behavor, our methods deserve respect. ' Socal scences can go beyond the lmts n ther research, and should show us the same cooperaton." Dr. Nederhoffer feels tha mstrust of the polce was bult" nto the Amercan system. "The Amercan Revoluton was caused over foregn domnon, and we s ll have that fear, now of domestc domnon." There are obvous trends n law enforcement. and Nederhoffer stated that women are the way of the future n polcework. He predcted that "they would fnd jobs easer than men, but because of he tradtonal male chauvnst atttudes, wll stll not be used to (Contnued on page sx' EKU's wnter wonderland photo (lop) by Malcolm Slallons E*t* - Who can resst playng n the anow? Certanly not Frehmen. Vck Gregons from Cncnnat. Oho and Margaret Bradley from Lousvlle (above), as they put together an EKU snowman The snow whch blanketed the campus earler ths week transformed the ravne (below) nto a knd of wnter wonderland, wth the heavly laden trees gvng the appearance of ntrcate lace. Chernoff and Coghll Sngng duo to perform The muscal group of Joel Chernoff and rck Coghll wll be playng and sngng musc from ther natonally acclamed album, "Lamb", on Tuesday, December loat 7:30p.m. n the meanng of what relatonshp wth about. Joel Chernoff -Messajjjc J s, pajeru Ferrell Room of the Combs "'MessarMS Buldng. The am of the group "Lamb" s to "relay the joyful message of Messanc Judasm", a world wde movement of Jews who beleve (hat Jesus s the Messah and who are loyal lo ther relgon and srael. Each song n some way portrays the grew up n Cncnnat, Oho where he went to hgh school and college, graduatng from he Unversty of Cncnnat wth a Bachelor of Arts Degree n Poltcal Scence. Joel began composng musc at the age of 16, wnnng many musc contests of a relgous nature. As a senor n college, New PE course set "Phlosophy and Prncples Of Physcal Developmenl", or PHE 315, s to be offered next semester as a two hour credt course. Dr. Paul Motley, Assstant Professor of Men's Physcal Educaton, descrbed the course as "a very low key type course. The grade s not the all mportant thng." Class work conssts of lecture and laboratory work; course content relates to det, exercse, obesty, and ntroduces a program for personal physcal ftness. PHE 315 has been offered prevously for one semester. The course also qualfes as a mltary opton, accordng lo Dr. Motley. GFT BOX Where You WU Fnd A Tremendous Selecton Of CHRSTMAS CARDS PARTY GOODS HOLDAY ACCESSORES WRAPPNGS SPECALZNG N GFT TEMS TO FT THE NFLATON-RDDEN BUDGET We Alto Have A Superb Lne UNUSUAL (But Reasonably Prced) MUSC BOXES $2.49 up FGURNES $3.49 up Electrc _Match Lghters 10 up Hours thru Dec. 24 10-10 Mon-Sat 1-6 Sun Gro DELUXE PLAVNG CARDS $2.98 up tku<r a personal he mel another belever n the God s all Messah, Rck Coghll, and has been playng, sngng, and as born of recordng the Messanc " ts, that message ever snce, tha the^ n contrast to Joel's strong sus. fe^lessanc and bblcal r 0 background, Rck "Lev" Coghll was rased n a Gentle background whch he quckly rebelled aganst. He started playng gutar at the age of 10, and at 19 he was dong studo work for James Brown. He left Brown and ' decded lo record for hmself. Hs group, "The Lemonppers"had four hl sellers, ncludng he multmllon snglet "Green Tamborne". Rck then became nvolved n all lypes of drugs and was dong as much as $200 a day worth of heron when he came to know Jesus as hs personal Messah. He was delvered mmedately from hs drug habt wthout any wthdrawal and began to lve and play musc for the Lord. He met Joel and after a frendshp of four or fve months they began lo try playng together. Seven months later "Lamb" released ther frst album. Snce 1972, the duo has played before crowds of all faths, from "kbbutzm" n srael to concert stages throughout the Unted Slates Tckets for the group's Eastern performance are _ avalable from Jerry Houchens, Drector of Chrstan Educaton at he Frst Presbyteran Church, or may be purchased at the door for.$100,.., HAPPY MEADOW «p«natural FOODS MARKET 1 _^, Qnry^l mles from EKU Campus Open 9 tll 6 Monday thru Saturday Phone 986-3456 U,S. 25 North Berea ; Call or wrte for, free newsletter! 1 \ «

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Gft Box WJPM Brach's Chocolates Assorted w^b BY CONNE PARRSH The Cammack buldng wll have a new look when t reopens for use by the 1975 fall semester. Accordng 10 Chad Mddleton. the Unversty Drector of Buldng and Grounds, the Cammack buldng has been undergong a complete nteror renovaton whch began on November 18. The Cammack buldng, orgnally bult n 1918. served as he Grade Model Tranng School for Eastern Kentucky- Stale College, as the Unversty was then called. Named for a member of the College's frst Board ol Regents, j \\. Cam mack, the structure cost only $67,714.62 to construct Part of Cammack's new-, look wll nclude an elevator ;tfhere s none at the present", Knew healng system, floor,and celng repars, and fresh pan' Also, several of the old.walls have been removed and the sze and arrangement of the {90ms have been changed. Along,.u 1 h these addtons, the Cammack buldng wll be completely arcondtoned for the frst lrne n ts 36-year hstory. 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Vce Presden of Busness Affars Neal Donaldson estmates renovaton costs at $342,869. He added that the Cammack project s "beng fnanced lke all other constructons on campus." Donaldson sad hat the Cammack buldng s "beng renovated bascally to make better nstructonal facltes for 'he foregn language depart - men- and the department of psychology." Classroom and offces for the foregn language department were located n the Cammack buldng pror 10 the constructon The psychology depar nu'v wll be housed n the buldng for the frs: tme. Gettng down to a somewhat muddy job a workman breaks up concrete so that an evelator can eventually be nstalled whle a fellow worker removes some old Venetan blnds Mddleton feels he renovaton wll provde "better utlzaton of space " He added that the unversty "takes the oddortunty to fx up our older buldngs whenever possble." norder to remove any obstacles n the nteror renovaton of the Cammack buldng. College students now 'wne and dne CEDAR FALLS, OWA-A poneerng program to ntroduce wne and gourmet lvng lo college students has become a permanent extracurrcular feature after a plot project at the Unversty of Northern owa here. Organzers of the "Wne'n" Dne" program, he frst of ts knd n the naton, say t was ntated to gve students tranng n socal sklls. Program orgnator Russell Davs, an amateur chef and wne lover, started Wne 'n' Dne wth the blessngs of other UN admnstrators. "Tght schedules and lmted opportuntes often force college students nto drnkng and eatng habts that they themselves don't really lke," Davs sad n announcng the formal adopton of the program at UN. " thnk t s the responsblty of college admnstraton and faculty lo offer more experences than are avalable n cafeteras and local bars." To provde those experences. Davs began nvtng 34 students and four to sx specal guests from the Unversty and the permanently regnteed for perfect these beautful kt. gold. communty-at-large each week to a candlelt seven-course meal accompaned by Calforna wnes n a prvate dnng room of a UN dnng complex. The program has been so successful that t prompted the compete remodelng of the two rooms used for the dnners and other specals events. The sx epcurean menus for students and ther guests nclude entrees such as crab and shrmp stuffed flounder,: Szekely Gulyas, and breast of chcked on ham wth champgnon sauce. The soup course may be a consomme or tomato bsque, wth desserts rangng from Black Forest lorte to cherres flambe. "f we are gong to leach students somethng about responsble drnkng," Davs sad, "then thnk the best way s to ntroduce them to good wne wth good food. Wne s the tradtonal beverage of moderaton, and of course, t's most enjoyable and approprate when served wth food." n a get-acquanted perod before the meal begns, Davs serves a Calforna wne punch or a hot spced wne drnk. He selects Calforna wnes lo accompany the meals and dscusses the subtletes of each wne wth hs student-guests. After he meal, students reman n he dnn area for dscussons over Calforna Sherry or Port. Davs sad hs decson to serve only Calforna wnes s supported by research nto the preferences of young people - He ctes a natonwde seres of comparatve "blnd" lastngs of Calforna wnes aganst ther foregn counterparts. n those tastngs, Davs ponts out. he 50.000 partcpatng young people preferred Calforna wnes sx lmes oul of seven lo foregn wnes costng at least wce as much. Davs sad the lastngs confrmed Calforna's ablty lo offer the best n wne value. - ^aclop,uj r tl)e.pxpgra ha^ ' been almost entrely favorable,' Davs reports. He sad student response was best summed up by a Cedar Falls junor who told hm, "t's perfect for our age group. We'll be runnng nto formal stuatons more often as we gel nto careers. A lot of.us were brought up n rural arcaj, How else are wc gong lo cjrn ths stuff.' To help students prepare for he Wne 'n' Dne sessons, and for a lfetme of gastronomc enjoyment, Davd gves He partcpants hs one copyrghted booklet on restaurant etquette and wne selecton and servce..the ltje. "Lobseter Uensfls^Tl Hpugh l \vtm± a Burglar Kt!!! sels the pace for the lght and joval approach that Davs slcks lo throughout the booklet Nederhoffer speaks (Contnued from page four) he fullest. Ths shows a lack of vson, and a sgn that some are behnd he lmes. They need lo reorganze ther thnkng and recognze the trends of the world," he sad "Ths does not gel at tne problem, lo establsh relatons wth those who don't lke the polce department. Rap sessons, although they attempt to rase conscousness usually make he partcpants enemes, and polarze the groups rather than brngng them together," he explaned. Dr. Nederhoffer feels that attempts to belter communty relatons usually are not very helpful. "The mere attempt s a good thng, but there are manly he tradtonal approaches taken, lke takng kds lo basketball games." When questoned on hs alttude toward Serpco, a New York polceman who revealed the vast corrupton n t&al department, Nederhoffer sld that he had nothng but admraton for hm. "He braved death to brng the facts oul, and s prased and thanked everyday by someone. Some feel resentment toward hm because he held up to the publc what corrupt polcemen ddn't want known. Many say ths s he greatest thng hat has ever happened to the polce department, for l has reduced corrupton lo the lowest pont n decades," Nederhoffer sad. 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Local ctzens work wth offenders BYCONN1EPAKKS1 SUff Wrter Sam Sw ProbUhsn -robwfcn an* Parole for Fayette «surroundng countea, deacrbes the new Volunteera n Correctons Program as "the lttle thngs that count - t's amply people carng about people." Swan, along wth other justce offcals and members of the Volunteers n Correctons program n Lexngton, ntroduced some 25 people to the varous aspects nvolved n becomng a volunteer. Volunteers n Correctons s a program n whch local ctzens wll work on a one-to-one bass wth msdemeanor offenders who have prevously appeared n polce court. An estmated three-fourths of serous crmes, such as murder, rape, and robbery are commtted by those who frst commt a msdemeanor and appear before a lower court judge. By workng wth frst-tme offenders, VC hopes to greatly decrease the number of felones and help rehabltate msdemeanor offenders. VC has been successful n several towns and ctes across the country snce ts begnnng n Royal Oak, Mchgan n 960 The program was launched one and a half years ago n Lexngton wth two volunteers; now volunteers number over z Ms. Jay Pay, Communty Servceofflcer for Fayette and surroundng countes, explaned the tranng of volunteers. The three sessons are dvded nto ~how to work one-on-one, how to help overcomng prejudces; and what the communty servces and resources are." Two Lexngton volunteers, Lnda Ever hard and Mke Smth, shared ther experences n workng wth probates and -parolees Ms. Everhard sad, nbthe bggest contrbuton you can make s to be yourself be honest." She urged those n attendance to establsh goals J for themselves n volunteer onest" ^ to-one work. "There are numerous personal goals and rewards you can gan for yourself," she sad. Smth added that the success of the program depends on how sncere the volunteers are. Judge Paul E. Fagan of the Rchmond Polce Court, who ntated the VC program n Rchmond, sad that volunteers wll be workng hand-n-hand wth professonal people smultaneously whle workng wth the offenders. The professonal wll provde authorty and the volunteer wll offer concern to the offender. The VC program, although authorzed by the government, s fnancally selfsustanng. Funds come from prvate donatons, varous money-makng actvtes, and monetary gfts. Swan sad, "Fnancally, t costs $360 annually to supervse a probate. n Kentucky today, t's $4,000 per year Just for housng and almost $11,000 annually f the offender s marred." Out of the 25 people n attendance at the VC's ntal meetng, 14 flled out volunteer applcatons. They wll attend (wo tranng sessons at Blackbum Correctonal Complex n Lexngton and take screenng tests before begnnng work wth the offenders. Over half of the 14 people were EKU students. A Classc Symbol Modern Dsease CHRSTMAS SEALS FGHT EMPHYSEMA cxrtfkwttd b. the pabll** U (Wlc lervlce Tuletde carolng set for cty ard campus When's the last tme you joned n on some old-fashoned Chrstmas carolng? f t's been """a whle, then you jusl may have an opportunty to get back nto the swng. A carolng party, whch wll go out on two separate occasons; s beng formed by -Jerry Frew, a junor from St. Clarsvlle, Oho. The frst occason wll be ths Saturday between % and S p.m. On he followng Frday,, December 13, the group wll agan journey out nto he cold n To spread the Chrstmas sprt from 6 to 8 p.m. The Saturday carolng wll be kcked off by a mornng 18-12 a.m.) "bake" sesson at the Methodst and Presbyteran churches on West Man Street n 'downtown Rchmond.. Al ths lme, all wllng volunteers are encouraged to brng ther ngredents and recpes for a tme of cooke bakng. These goodes wll be dstrbuted later among the carolers *>* "We have opened he carolng to organzatons all over Rchv mond. as well as organzatons on campus." remarked Frew, : *God knows, FdlketohelpJ but.~ w But what? "and to any ndvduals who want to patcpate." He added that the purpose of ths actvty s to "help lessen the lack of communcaton between Chrstans on campus. "Also, we want to break down. barrers that have developed 1 between the unversty and' people of Rchmond." Saturday's carolers wll vst' he Chrswell and Kenwood rest' homes, along wth Patte A. Clay Hosptal and the Rchmond Cly Jal. They wll tour he campus and -resdental areas n Rchmond on the followng Frday Everyone wll meel al the nformaton desk n he Powell Center al 2 o'clock Saturday and the December 13 group wll launce out from he same port al 6 p.m. Arm*) Fortee H««lth fwlmatjm Scholanhp Program Kandy Clay s shown here durng a recent Eastern football halftme show performng one of her most mpressve stunts wth three frey batons. She s a 21-year- old Poltcal Scence major from Ashland. She has been twrlng snce the eghth grade and has been a feature twrler at Eastern for two years. The Eastern Progress, Thursday, December 5, 1974 Page 7 Accordng to Kandy Twrlng, an ndvdualzed actvty BY S SAN LENNOK For the past four years, Kandy Clay has been a tradton here.at Eastern. t would be mpossble to attend an Eastern football game and nol comment on the pretty, agle, twrler who has been a regular performer al half tme and pre game shows. Mss Clay has been twrlng snce the 8th grade when she decded whe wanted to become as good as her dol, UK's Donna Stapleton. From junor hgh. Kandy went on and contnued to be a majorette through hgh school and her frst year at Eastern. Wth her mother's encouragement, Mss Clay tred out, receved, and has held the poston of feature twrler snce her sophomore year. Her most noted stunt s the dangerous three baton fre twrlng. Speakng on the subject, Mss Gay chose twrlng because t provded strenuous exercse and s a hghly ndvdualzed actvty. She went on to state that she feels her co-feature twrler, Mke Allen, a nursng major from Bardstown, s an exceptonally talented person. Mss Clay' stated that she thoroughly enjoys her work, for "t creates a feelng of accomplahment." - Ffty senors named to Who's Who Among Students Ffty Eastern Kentucky Unversty senors who have dsplayed "outstandng trats of scholarshp, leadershp and servce" have been named to "Who's Who Among Students n Amercan Unverstes and Colleges." They were selected by a faculty commttee followng nomnaton by he heads of ther colleges. Ther selecton was gven fnal approval by the natonal Who's Who organzaton. The organzaton was founded n 1934 to gve natonal recognton to outstandng students from more than 750 colleges and unverstes. Each Who's Who member s lsted n the.organzaton's Blue Book. At Eastern he members are honored n a specal secton of he Mlestone, student yearbook, and on Honors Day n May. The EKU students lsted n Who's Who are: Carolyn Chandler Adams, Rchmond; Marvn Batte, Lyntnana; nouen ucurand, Ft. Knox; Sharalee Borat, Ashland;Ken Bostleman, Dayton, Oho; Cathryn Ann Carman, Russell, Ky.; Davd J. Cecl, Lousvlle; Larry T. Clark, Lancaster; Pamela Ann Combs, Rchmond; Lnda. D. Copper, Cahardon, Oho; Sharon K. Davdson. Cncnnat. Lsa Davs, Seymour, nd.; Chrste Dunham, Ft. Thomas; Danne Dun lap. Farfeld, Oho; Lnda Dykes, Manchester; Patrca Eckert, New Athens, 111.; Kathy Echer, Ft. Thomas; Karen Estrdge, Lynch;,Jo Ann Fox, Farmersvlle, Oho; Delma J. Francs, Lancaster; Nancy Hastngs, Lynchburg, Oho. Marlyn Henderson, CampbeUsvUle; Columbus, Oho; Pamela G. Hoskns. Sharonvlle, Oho; Judy Huls, Wnchester; May Ellen Hume. Jacksonvlle, Fla.; Georga Lynch, Radclff: Lawrence D. Lytle, Rchmond; 'f ts Musc We Have t" Harmonze ths Chrstmas wth a Hohner harmonca - avalable n al Only at Currer's Musc World keys also featurng the latest record releases. 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Mr. Robert Hart well, who has nvented new and dfferent shows whch have produced tremendous response. Remarkably. Mss Clay has had only sx months of professonal tranng n twrlng. A versatle person, she also plays the pano and clarnet. Her hobbes nclude drawng, modern dance and ballet, swmmng, acrobatcs and sewng. n addton to beng a Lttle Ss for Kappa Alpha, Kandy Clay practces twrlng anywhere from one to three hours a day and holds two outsde jobs. Upon graduatng ths sprng. he 21-year-old Poltcal Scence major wll pursue her Masters undecded as to whether or nol of Publc Admnstraton she wll contnue to stay nmpa) her? at Eastern She s volved n twrlng. Make your own Chrstmas gfts ths year and have fun dong t wth CRAFTS boldem From J ballery UNVERSTY SHOPPNG CENTER Your Complete Cralt Supples Canter What's a Nce Jewsh Boy Dong Stagng About Jesns? the MESSANC MUSC Of Too Many Books? N CONCERT! 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Page 8 The Eastern Progress. Thursday, December 5, 1974 Brown and frosh lead Eastern openng romp - BY KEN PA1.EN K s (rue he OVC followers are accustomed to fast-break basketball, but after Monday nght's vctory over Baptst College someeastern fans must have wondered f hey had not KCK'S NTERNATONAL BCYCLES, 228 & Second St \ 623-6421 Complete Sales & Servce Now Paddle Racquets & Supples Bllard Supples Complete Lne of Parts and Accessores We Repar All Makes of Bcycles f We Don't Have What You Want We Can Get t Quckly FOREGN CAR SERVCE CENTER Specalzng n Volkswagen FOREGN CARS & PARTS MAJOR S. MNOR REPARS TRANSMSSON MOTORS A TUNF UPS BRAKE SERVCE-GNTON JASPER CASTLE-Owner FREE P'CK UP * DELVERY Welcome 623-9723 Eastern Students SQUARE 9M ft L A t neces oaucnjs oeoojm L a ' MCLUOeS: MMMD POTATOES a ORAVY CMS* OCU SUM* HOU Kentucky Fred Chcken really seen a Tenns match. would be nterestng to sec how many complants of a stff neck were reported to the nfrmary Tuesday mornng. Bob Mulcahy's crew ran, and ran, and ran to an openng 106-82 wn over a bewldered Baptst College team. Less than 10 mnutes nto he contest the Colonels had bult up a 10 pont lead, largely the result of the outsde shootng of Carl Brown and nsde work of Howard Brown. Eastern extended t's lead to 18 ponts near he end of the frst perod, but BC ralled to cut ther defct to 10 at halftme by out scorng the Colonels 17-11 n the fnal 4 mnutes. However Eastern clmbed to a 21 pont cushon 6 mnute nto the second half by outscorng ther opponents 16-4 to put the game away for all practcal purposes. The Colonels at one pont held a 24 pont advantage. All of the Colonel starters scored n double fgures wth Carl Brown leadng he way wth a game hgh of 26 ponts. n makng ther frst collegate starts, freshmen Darryl Davs scored 17 whle Tyrone Jones had 14 and Mke Olver added 12, whle leadng he team n rebounds wth 11. Davs and Jones each dealt 6 asssts for the game. The remanng Eastern starter, Howard Brown.fouled out of the game n the second half wth 14 ponts and 10 rebounds. Bll Dwayne. also a freshman, came off the bench to spell Brown and collected 13 ponts ana gathered n 6 rebounds. Mulcahy admtted that defensvely the Colonels need some work, but he couldn't hde hs overall exuberaton over the play of hs fve freshmen. "For the frst tme for all fve to play on the college level, t was greal. They were all alert and aggressve. They showed some pople that freshmen can play college basketball." Mulcahy also had some words of prase for two of hs veterans. "Carl Brown has gven us a tremendous amount of leadershp. We hope we can gel even more out of hm, and Howard Brown showed much of hs potental tonght." Eastern's head coach seemed pleased wth the Colonel fastbreak and wondered aloud, "What t could be f run consstently?" After Monday nght Eastern fans are anxously awatng the answer to (hat same queston. Women to have -squad The women's ntercollegate gymnastcs learn wll have an ntrasquad Thursday. meel at 6 p.m. December 5, n Weaver. Students and Unversty communty are nvted. Chrstmas Gfts for the Outdoor Mnded *$* * _ 'Skyng C. B.' CARL BROWN snalches a rebound n Eastern's openng 106-82 wn aganst Baptst College. Brown led the Colonels wth 26 ponls whle fndng lme lo grab eght rebounds and hand ou sx asssts. Eastern - Kdd, 'Coach of the Year' played La. Tech last nghl, wll travel to ndana State Saturday, go lo La. Tech Wednesday, before returnng home aganst Morrs Harvey on Dec. 14. Talbert named All-Amercan, Roberts, McCarthy honored Eastern's Oho Valley Conference champonshp football team was honored Tuesday nght at a football banquet where former Kentucky governor A.B. "Happy" Chandler served as the featured speaker. MVP's Senors Stan Roberts, a mddle guard from Warren, Oho, and Jeff McCarthy, a quarterback from Cold Sprng, receved the top accolades n the most valuable awards for defense and offense, respectvely. Revere honored Other Colonels cted by ther fellow teammates and he EKl/ coachng staff were junor Ron Catlett-most valuable defensve back; junor Robyn Hatley most valuable offensve lnemen; sophmore Everett "Poo-'lu" Talbert-most valuable offensve back; junor John Revere-110 per cent award; and Roberts-most valuable offensve lneman. Wnner's Club Hfteen Colonel players were recognzed as beng members of the Wnners Club, an honor bestowed on a player who graded 70 per cent or better n at least seven of Eastern's ten games. Those selected were Earl Cody. Joe Evans, Junor Hardn, Tm Knduell. John Rogers, Monty Sanner, Joe Alvno. Fred Young, Anthony Mller, McCarthy. Roberts, Catletl, Hatley.Revere.Talbert. and Damon Shelor. Scholars Recevng presdental ctatons for the scholarshp mert of mantanng at least a 3.1 standng or better for the precedng two semesters wll be reserve guard Bran Bell, lnebacker Greg Kracofe, Hatley and McCarthy. Head coach Roy Kdd, who guded Eastern to an 8-2 overall and 6-1 Oho Valley Conference "record and ts frst league champonshp snce 1968, also recognzed Eastern's All-OVC players. Named to the frst-team unt were Revere. Talbert, Hatley. Alvno, Cody, Hardn and Roberts, whle second-team selectons ncluded Catlett, Knduell and McCarthy. Shelor receved honor menton. Coach of the Year Talbert and Kdd were also named Offensve Player and Coach of the Year, respectvely. Former EKU assstant football coach Bll Shannon served as master of ceremones at the banquet. Ml Amercan n a release by the Assocated Press let out yesterday afternoon, Talbert was named to the frst team All-Amercan squad. Ths selecton was made by sportswrters throughout the country. Talbert's selecton was for NCAA Dvson. Talbert s one of the few sophomores to have ever been selected frst learn. Hatley receved honorable menton as an Al-Amercan selecton. ntroducng Qf) PONEER* We aremleased to announce that we now carry the fne lne of Poneer products - speakers, recevers, turntables, and tape decks. Come m and we can help you put together the system to ft your nf eds and your pocket-book. REMEMBER - we offer nstant credt. UNVERSTY CENTER - OPEN SUNDAYS 1:30-6:pO products RECEVERS - $239.95 to $399.95 SPEAKERS- $79.95 to $129.95 TURNTABLES- $99.95 to $119.95 TAPE DECKS - $269.95 to $649.95»af% » % g*wr EALER-MADSON ADSON COUNTY ELECTRONCS^ U ^ DOWN 5 PAT V PAT w. SON PPOCPtSS BPQPTS MTOa A 'major' day Probably one of the greatest days n the hstory of Eastern athletcs occurred Saturday a week ago. t was defntely the most balanced as far as the sexes are concerned. A major men's sport and a major women's sport both won champonshps of the "major" varety. The ronc part s these happened wthn fve mnutes of each other. Fve mnutes after EKU had defeated Morehead to clnch the OVC ttle, a phone call from Weaver gym told theeastern press box that the EKU women had just won the AAW regonal volleyball tourney wth a wn over Elon College. The football vctory was phenomonal n that a clear cut team effort was used and needed to defeat a fred-upmorehead squad. Sacrfces had to be made by ndvduals and they were. Everett Talbert should be noted for the role he played. He ddn't get the 152 yards he needed to get the OVC record. However, "Poo-Loo" was such a threat that Morehead had three and sometmes four players wth hm everywhere he went. Ths allowed Jeff McCarthy (yes, Jeff McCarthy) to roam for over 130 yards. These are the knd of sacrfces t takes to make champons. Speakng of sacrfces, the volleyballers showed that volleyball s strctly a self-sacrfce sport. There are no sngle domnant forces n ths game. You must wn wth at least sx good players. Eastern's program has developed nne. Coach Ger Polvno uses eght to nne grls regularly and effectvely. They all are determned to wn. They dve on the floor for the ball. They applaud each other. They made the knd of sacrfces they needed to wn the tourney whch wll send them tooregonafter the natonal ttle. The 1974-75 edton of EKU basketball made a premer showng last Monday wth a 106-82 wn over Baptst College. The Colonels won wthout two of last season's starters. Jmmy Segar and Larry Blackford couldn't play due to llness and njury, respectvely. Fve freshmen played, wth four scorng n double fgures. Carl Brown showed the maturty and leadershp needed to help these freshmen along, wth sx asssts, 26 ponts, eght rebounds and lots of encouragement for the younger players. The Colonels dd not look that mpressve n the vctory. There s room for much mprovement. That says a lot when they \stll managed to wn by 24 ponts. f the basketball team mproves as they should and wll, they could add an OVC ttle to what already seems to be the "Year of the Champonshp" at EKU. Frst, the baseball team wns the fall OVC ttle, then football and volleyball come along. Naturally, swmmng wll wn ts far share ol trophes ths year. Many others have come close. Feld hockey and women's tenns both fnshed as state runnersup. The baseball team should wn the sprng ttle as well. Gymnastcs s favored to wn the state agan. Women's basketball should romp through state competton. Somebody better order some trophy cases. Wt bv all M bral Athletc Spples. Wt otter Ascents to tns sorortes.rratertes r mps, wn prcbasel qattes. Tropkes al awards also avalable Fraterntes sorortes see s for jacket ms. Cwplete Slecte f Mm' Kms Wte Star. Spools Sw Slts! Taylor's Sportng Goods, le. Colltte Park Shoppng Cntr 623-9517 <nt Jll E to.. '. A rl* htnv s. ' -" :l s *> y

Eastern's women volleyball learn celebrates after ther regon-ttle clnchng wn over Elon College. The tourney was played n Weaver and hosted 16 schools from fve states. Eels swamp Lousvlle BY BLL STAPLETON staff Wrter Eastern's Eels captured ther thrd wn of the season wthout a loss two weeks ago wth a convncng 78-34 wn at the Unversty of Lousvlle. Oddly, each of Eastern's wns have been at the hands of other Kentucky schools, Morehead and Berea beng the other two. The Eels made an assault upon Lousvlle's pool record board, breakng four of the marks. Junor dstance man Terry Stoddard captured two, the 1,000 and 500 yard freestyles. Freshman breasukc. Gary Tamer, broke another standard n the 200 yard breastroke wth a tme of 2:21.8. The other mark was broken by Eastern's 400 yard freestyle relay unt n the tmdbf 3:21.1. The team was composed of Tom Javns, Wally Esser, and freshmen Mke DeSaluv and Doug Weddng.., Sophomore Chrs Smth contnued hs undefeated strng n the 200 yard butterfly wth a tme of 2:04.2. A par of freshmen won the two sprnt freestyle events. Weddng won the 50 yard race followed by DeSals. And- n the 100, the roles were reversed wth DeSals the wnner and Weddng placng second. Eastern school record holder Wally Esser won hs specalty,' the 200 free whle Tom Javns won hs, the 200 ndvdual Medley. Freshman Brent Rutemller won the 200 back whle Bob Stahlhut won the one ntramural Scene meter dvng. Eastern wll be n acton agan ths weekend n the Morrs-Harvey Relays n Charleston, West Vrgna. A twelve team feld s expected. The women now advance to the natonals n Portland Oregon. "Ths wll be our frst strong competton before Chrstmas," sad Eastern coach Donald Combs. "And we hope that we can swm well and fnsh our fall season on a hgh note." Lynn Morrs of Eastern returns to earth after leapng to spke aganst UNC-Greensboro n regon volleyball tourney acton. Her spke just mssed the n-bounds lne whle Eastern dropped the match to UNCG. The women bounced back to take the tourney and advance to the natonals. Volleyball playoffs begn BY 8AM WHTE t appears to be round-up tme down at the men's ntramural volleyball corral. Champonshp playoffs start longrjt wth a number of ndependent and fraternty dvson teams havng a good shot at all the marbles. Stalwart ndependent teams partcpatng n the playoffs nclude: Trbe Braves, UHFH, OKNY, Trbe Chefs Trbe and UHFH Bust. Srentghts n the fraternty bracket le manly wth P Kappa Alpha (undefeated), Delta- Upslon. Tau Kappa Epslon, Sgma Alpha Epslon, andtftetach. Fraternty clubs wll clashnchamponshpplay begnnng Dec. 10th. The thrd round of the co-ed raquetball doubles tourney has been compled Several frothcomng key'matches between exceptonal doubles teams promse to be fast and nteestng. n other acton among the raquetball ranks, faculty raquetball doubles proceeds at a swft clp. The team of Mke Ross and Tom Hggns, possble favortes n ths competton, recently defeated Paul Motley and Wayne Jennngs n a well played match. WOMEN'S NTRAMURALS Top volleyball teams' from the eght leagues wll collde n a champonshp seres begnnng next week. Consstent squads whch.'have charted mpressve records nclude: Buckeyes, Case, Kooks. Jolley Volleys, csvb'j, and Telford. * number of partcpants have advanced n raquetball sngles play. n ladder, thses nclude: Lu "Glford, Vck Stambaugh, Chrste Dunham, and Kathy Echer. Ladder : Chrs Rood, Shela Grbsby, Ruth Prce, and Jacke Lnter. raquetball has also-moved to the fnal stages. Teams n contenton are: Joane Adams and Kathy Wlson; Suse Boone and Vck Stambaugh; Kathy Echer and Chrste Dunham, and Lu Clfford pared wth Judy A doubles bracket for Barnes. **************************** Dscernng Shoppers wll fnd ther way to /WT/l/V y MOONS ANTQUES AND GFTS (.1 vndon Hotel Rchmond durng December on Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays Frdays and Saturdays through December, tw* '"hrd. ***************************** X PREVOUS SCORES: Go to nd. State Eastern nps La. Tech, 74-70 BY STEVE H.AKTY Eastern's freshman domnated basketball squad successfully swallowed a bg dose of college basketball pressure to defeat Lousana Tech 74-70 last nght n Alumn Colseum Wth veterans Carl Brown and Howard Brown foulng out n the second half, t was the clutch shootng of Tyrone Jones and reboundng of Mke Olver who nsured the Colonels second vctory n as many starts. Coach Bob Mulcahy's young basketball team contnues n acton ths weekend as they travel to Terre Haute, ndana, for a match wth the dangerous ndana State Sycamores. Ths wll be the thrd game n sx days for the young and sprted Colonels, who just ths past Monday nght kcked off the '74-75' season aganst Baptst College (S.C.) at Alumn Colseum wth a 106-82 wn. The Sycamores are wellstocked for ths year's hardwood battles as they return eght lettermen. plus add two COLONEL COMPOSTE Football C-ll EKU 11 MromU 14 OVC Chjn.p Volleyball (»-»): Won AAW nw tournoy oaketball<1-o>: EKU tea' MoUlt Collet* el S.mmln, <>*>: EKU 71 L^'vlll* J4 UPCOMNG'E VENTS Volleyball Nalonal n Portland, Oreeen. D*< 1M«asketbar EKU al ndana Stan. Sat. EKU at Loutana Toch. MtW. Swmmno Morrla Harvty nvtatonal, Frl and Sat. Oyn>na.tlclwomon-»): rrtrmwmo- moot, today There's more to cyclng than a bcycle. And your dealer has more of the thngs that make cyclng safer and more fun. 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SU coach Gordon Stauffer s hopeful that ths year's edton of the Sycamores wll mprove over the bg dsappontment of the -73-74 season, when a fne team was expected. So far. hs cagers have an openng game loss to 1974 NT wnner Purdue and a 77-72 vctory Monday nght over Lousana Tech. who plays Eastern twce ths season The Eastern Progress, Thursday, December 5, 1974 Page 9 We Repar All Foregn Cars! - Good Thru 1974 VW TUNE-UP SPECAL $15 N lls tax (SEDAN t SUPERBEETLE WTHOUT AR CONDTON) Major T-l COMPLETE DAGNOSS COMPRESSON TEST ADJUST VALVES NEW PLUGS NEW PONTS ADJUST DWELL ADJUST CAR! SERVCE TRES t BATTERY ADJUST TMNG NEW VALVE COVER GASKETS FACTORY TRANED MECHANC 5 YEARS EXPERENCE ' OPEN 7:30 AJa. TO 6:30 PJ. Harvey's Foregn Car Servce CORNER OF MAN l COLLNS STREET RCHMOND, NY. 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Page 10 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, December S. 1974 McCarthy-led Colonels capture OVC laurels aganst Morehead... Jeff McCarthy left hs career al Eastern on a happy note wth hs performance aganst Morehead to help the Colonels wn the OVC The two pctures at left show dfferent angles of the 6'5" quarterback, as he scored a Colonel touchdown n the frst half. McCarthy ganed 139 yards n 22 carres n the 21-14 vctory as the Colonels hghpowered offense ganed over 250 yards on the ground The OVC ttle s the frst for Eastern snce 1968. Eastern fnshed 15th n the naton n the last AP poll A. -'-... whle grl volleyballers wn Regon Eastern's women volleyball team won the AAW Regon ttle wth form and technque that demonstrates ther superorty. Durng the match aganst UNCGreensboro (n whch Eastern's only loss occurred), these pctures were taken, showng the varous sklls n power volleyball. Lower left: Marca Mueller (left) and Conne Urlage go up together to block a UNCG spke. Upper rght: Joyce Dettor sets Melody Mddleton wth a forearm pass Bottom rght: Mddleton shows near perfect form wth an accurate spke that drops near the opponent's back lne. Photos by- Larry Baley and Paul Lambert STUDENTS! FACULTY! Transylvana Unvnty of Kentucky Eastern Asbury Georgetown Kentucky State Epscopal Theologcal hmo JON HUNTER FOUNDATON FOR HEALTH CARE Bsott's (A Health Mantenance Organzaton) a new approach tl monthly student rates (per person; chldren $7) Restaurant Exctngly new n fashon, these latest selectons from our Bass TACKS collecton! Crafted wth a bt of nostalga... plus a lot of deep-down walkng comfort. Very much n tune wth the tmes. Styles for men and women. Come n soon and select your favortes. JETT&HALL SHOES ftntlh *hnr MW». 623 1975 GROUP PLANS FOR FACULTY AND STAFF ncludes: Hosptalzaton Out patent servces X-rays Prescrptons And many other servces Call 253-1661 or come by to sgn up Hunter Foundaton. Securty Trust Buldng Short and Mll streets Lexngton, KY 40507' For mormjton Tear out coupon ana mal to above addre Name _ Add res* Cty and lp coda College or Unversty - -- J > Ta 'l Number ol Dependents : e e :.- Home of the Bg Brother " Fresh Strawberry Pe Open 6 a.m. to 12 p.m.] MADSON NATONAL BANK* RCHMOND, KY. Convenent, Full Servce Branch Offce, equpped wth a Drve-n Wndow, located at corner Water and Second Street. BRANCH OFFCE HOURS 8:00 A.M. untl 2:00 P. M. -Monday thru Thursday 8:00 A.M. untl 6:00 P. M.. -Frdays 8:00 A.M. untl 12 Noon "Saturdays Phone (Branch Offce) Phone (Man Offce) 623-2799 W" turn* atmn HHUMHC coarounon 623-2747.

Members of (he Scabbard and Blade form a saber arch to ntroduce ROTC sponsors and ths year's Queen Alhena, News Brefs: Three nstructors are partcpants n the formaton of a new communty organzaton beleved lo be the frst of ts knd n Madson County and surroundng areas. Servng as charman of a seven-member organzatonal commltee of the proposed Deacon Hlls Home Owners Assocaton s Dr. James Murray Walker, assocate professor of anthropology. Also on he commltee are. Dr. Charles L. Nelson, professor of Spansh and charman of the Department of Foregn Languages, and Charles M. Latta, assstant professor of Englsh. The purpose of the new assocaton, accordng to the commttee, s to foster a communty sprt ancj promote the mprovement of protecton of ths rapdly growng Deacon Hlls Estates resdental communty of over 160 home located just west of Rchmond off Barnes Mll Rd. Spkette Tryouts Applcatons for bat grl and Spkette tryouts may be obtaned from Coach Harvey Colseum 117orn McGregor 305. Tryouts wll be al 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. December 10. Any questons call 3452. Pre-regstraton Pre-regstraton for sprng semester wll be held December 9-llBor 9-lljfcr qualfed students. Busnes Justness majors Students n the Department of Busness Educaton and Offce Admnstraton who wll complete requrements for ether a 2-year or 4-year degree n December are to go to the department charman's offce, Combs 311, pror to exam week. Ths ncludes majors n busness educaton, offce admnstraton, and executve secretary programs. Poston opens A full-tme poston wth tne Fayelle County Schools Materal Center wll open January 1, 1975. There wll be two days of tranng before Chrstmas. Startng pay wth no experence s $2.78 an hour. The type of work ncludes: crculaton of materals from central center and photography, vdeo and audo vsual equpment nstructon n schools. For more nformaton Joanna Vrgn. The annual ROTC mltary Weekend was recently held here a Eastern. contact Chrsta B. Montgomery, 400 Lafayette Parkway, Lexngton, Ky. 40503, (606) 278-6076 ext. 274. Hours extended Begnnng December 2 the Man Floor of the Powell Buldng wll reman open tll 11 V Fellowshp nter-varsty Chrstan Fellowshp wll meet at 7 p.m. tonght n the Jaggers Room. Dr. Wong wll speak on "Authorty of the Scrptures." Rookes to meet The Rookes wll meet at 7 p.m. tonght n Room B, Powell. All members and anyone nterested please attend. Home Ec party The Home Ec Chrstmas parly wll be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday, December 11, n.the Famly Lvng Center. Ths ncludes nteror Desgn Club, Detetcs Club, Home Ec Club, Ph Upslon Omcron, and all other students n the Home Ec. Department. Chldren's party All chldren 10 and under r Brockton are nvted lo a Chrstmas parly sponsored by Collegate Pentacle Wednesday, December 11 from 5-7 p.m. n Sdney Clay grll. There wll be refreshments and games and a vst from he jolly man hmself. Santa Claus. Pcture rescheduled The SNEA pcture for the Mlestone wll be retaken today at 5:30 p.m. Everyone s to S Record attendance at ball The Eastern Progress, Thursday. December 5. 1974 Page 11 ROTC Mltary Weekend of actvtes featured BY WAYNE BOBLTT Eastern's annual ROTC Mltary Weekend was held here November 22-23. The actvtes started the 22nd n the Powell cafetera wth the annual Mltary Dnner, hosted by the Assocaton of the Unted States Army. Dave Wheeler, 2nd Leutenant of A U.S.A., sad attendance at the banquet was estmated at 280. The 37th annual Mltary Ball, held n the Keen Johnson ballroom, followed the dnner. Entertanment was provded by the 202nd Natonal Guard Band from Frankfort and by the ROTC Stage Band One of the hghlghts Frday nghl was the crownng of the 197S Queen Athena. Ths year's queen s Joanna Vrgn, a freshman law enforcement major from Wurtland, Kentucky. She was crowned by the 1974 Queen Athena, Sherry Moore, who also t Eastern's 1974 Homecomng Queen. Dave Wheeler estmated the crowd attendng the Ball numbered 1,000. He sad the attendance ths year was the largest ever n the Ball's hstory. Those n attendance ncluded the ROTC cadets, ther guests, and mltary personnel from the Rchmond area. The ROTC also played a pan at the home Eastern-Morehead football game on Saturday. November 23. Before the game started, the ROTC co- An opportunty currcular organzatons were ntroduced, and the ROTC Department Brgade was presented to Eastern Presdent. Dr Robert Martn. The Scabbard and Blade natonal honor socety formed a saber arch to ntroduce the 17 ROTC sponsors and the new Queen Alhena One of the ROTC personaltes on campus for the ROTC Weekend was Colonel Carl Lnd. Deputy Commander from Regonal Head-Quarters at Fort Knox. Accordng to Army offcals.. Foregn study program offered Eastern Kentucky Unversty students wll have an opportunty to study ths sprng or summer n Brazl through the Amercan Assocaton of State Colleges and Unverstes. EKU's dean for academc servces, Dr. Kenneth Clawson, who serves as nternatonal educaton coordnator for Eastern, sad the deadlne for applyng for the sprng sesson s Jan. 15 and for the summer sesson. Aprl 15. Applcaton forms and further nformaton may be obtaned from Clawson. The study, "ntroducton to Brazl," combnes nstructon n the Portuguese language, nstructors partcpate n communty organzaton meet at the nformaton desk n the Powell Buldng VET dance The Veterans Club wll hold the second annual Toys for Tots Dance from 8-12 p.m. December 9 at the Famly Dog. They wll be featurng the Exles, Msft, and Archbald McNeal. Admsson s one new toy. For more nformaton contact Jm Smth 623-7238 or 623-3848. Buffet dnner The EKU Women wll have a Chrstmas buffet dnner and entertanment at 7 p.m. Frday, December 13, n the Keen Johnson Dnng Hall. Wesley Sngers The Wesley Sngers wll practce tonght at 6:30 p.m. Rap Hour s Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and a Communon Worshp Servce wll be at 7:00 p.m. Sunday. Monday at 5:30 p.m. there wll be a Chrstmas meal and program. Cost s $1.50 per person. Tuesday there wll be a specal concert, "The Lamb" at 7:30 p.m. n the Ferrell Room, Combs Buldng sponsored by the Westmnster and Wesley. Foundatons. Producton staged The EKU Theatre wll stage "Kaledoscope," Dec. 9-10n the Pearl Buchanan Theatre, curtan lme 7:30 p.m. Yuletde events Two tradtonal Chrstmas events at Eastern Kentucky Unversty Handel's "Messah" and the Hangng of the Greens wll be presented Dec. 15 (Sunday). WAKY AND BOB BAGERS PRESENT N LOUSVLLE YES GRYPHON SUN.. DEC 8 8 PM CONVENTON CENTER TCKETS: $6.50 Advance, General Admsson. MAL ORDERS: Lousvlle Conventon Center. 525 W. Walnut, Lousvlle, Ky.. Enclosed self-addressed, stamped envelope: no personal checks. TCKETS PURCHASED TO THE ORGNALLY SCHEDULED SAT., NOV. 9 DATE WLL NOT BE HONORED. THEY CAN BE EXCHANGED FOR A FULL REFUND AT CONVENTON CENTER. Restaurant And Lounge v«t*-">v-?>< Supshb (Dnng. n Elmgantt Atmotphtr hlaxnq, Jnunqe WHk Drnk, For four Etjoyraamf FOR RESERVATONS AND NFORMATON 623-9801 LOCATED MDWAY BETWEEN EASTERN BY PASS * B6 HLL AVE. AT 40J E. MAN RVNE RD. \ The "Messah," to be sung at 8 p.m. n Hram Brock Audtorum, wll feature more that 200 muscans n the, Oratoro Chorus and the EKU Symphony Orchestra. The 45th annual Hangng of Greens wll be held at 4 p.m. n Walnut Hall of the Keeen Johnson Buldng. The publc s nvted to attend these two events wthout admsson charge. Other December events at Eastern wll nclude a Madrgal Dnner, Dec. 10 al 5:30 p.m. n the Keen Johnson Ballroom. Musc presented "The Lamb," a program of relgous folk musc, wll be presented Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. n (he Ferrell Room of the Bert Combs Buldng by the EKU Wesley Foundaton and the Baptst Student Unon. Alpha Ph Gamma Alpha Ph Gamma wll meet tonght at 7 o'clock n Conference Room B of he Powell Buldng. All members are urged to be present. The organzatonal pcture for he Mlestone wll be taken agan. Job ntervews ntervews for teachng jobs n Australa wll be held at he Unversty of Kentucky n January. Eastern's Placement Offce has nformaton on the ntervew and postons avalable, and s located on the 3rd floor of the Jones Buldng. BUCCANEER * NOW SHOWNG! * He st* ther jewels. AHtbeyreprte Brazlan lterature and contemporary lfe, ncludng socal customs, lfe n the nteror, tradtons, famly lfe n urban and rural sellngs, educaton, ndustry, and the Brazlan economy. Clawson sad the program TheTral of nn mn comma SUKHTD wll utlze the facltes of the Catholc Unversty of Salvador n Baha. "Brazls most colorful state, heavly nfluenced by Afrcan cultures." The sprng sesson wll be held Mar. 17-May22and the summer sesson June 9-Aug. 10. Sorry, No Pottos to tht Engogomont MM. DELORES TAYLOR.«TOM LAUGHLN AM PUS-CNEMAS 1 & 2 Unversty Shoppng Center 623-0588 Eottorn Bypos at loncottor. Rchmond. Ky N CONCERT! THE DCCCE not PLUS! UNCORN! DECEMBER 18! 7:30! FRANKFORT SPORTS AND CONVENTON CENTER HURRY! LESS THAN 2.000 TCKETS REMAN TO BE SOLD! ADVANCE TCKETS 6.00 AT DAWAHARE'S STORES AND SOUND 2000 N LEXNGTON. MAL ORDERS: SEND MONEY ORDER AND SELF ADDRESSED. STAMPED ENVELOPE TO: SPORTSCENTER FRANKFORT, KY. 40601 P4ClfK-f'PCtSfN1ATM>r RCHMOND DRVE-N- FRDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Eastern, whch has 974 students enrolled n mltary scence course" has he largest ROTC unt n the contnental Unted Slates. Of he 974. 830 are on the Eastern campus and 144 are n an Eastern extenson program. a Cumberland College m Wllamsburg. Kentucky. The enrollment at Eastern s the largest n the ROTC program snce t became fully \oluntary n 1972 More students are takng mltary scence at Eastern than at all other Kentucky schools combned Colonel Wolf red K Whle!*! professor of mltary scence. [ sad. -The staunch support. gven to ROTC by Dr. Robert R. ) Martn, presdent of Eastern, and Dr James M. Boswell. presden of Cumberland, and her staffs are major conrbunng elements lo he success of the program." Members of Eastern's mltary scence faculty attrbute he program's growth to postve student atttudes and assstance from oler faculty members and counselors n nformng S udensof he merts of ROTC WAKY AND BOB BAGERS PRESENT N LOUSVLLE PRCES: DEEP PURPLE wth specal guests ELECTRC LGHT ORCH. $5.50 Advance. $6.50 Day of Show. General Admsson. MAL ORDER TO: Deep Purple. P.O. Box 21179. Lousvlle, Ky. 40221. Enclose self addressed, stamped envelope: no personal checks. T0WME CNEMA WEST MAN 623-1505 s a genune masterpece of staggerng proportons." Edward Behr, Newsweek &#*&»& n/pads s not a 'drty' move. The flm s stark, senstve and completely shatterng n ts ntensty. Yes, by all means, see 'LastTangoV. Aaron Schndler, Famly Crcle frst<0b& n/pads s a rch, resonant flm... a magnfcent one." Bruce Cooky The Natonal&bterver Plus, Unted Artsts 'WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY' 1.25 Sat Sun. 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Page 12 The Eastern Progress, Thursday, December 5, 1974 The archtect's renderng of the Law Enforcement- Traffc Safety Center shows the faclty vewed from the east, wth the Lancaster Road near the horzon. The drvng range s n the background, as s the proposed locaton of the Kentucky State Polce Academy, should t he moved to Rchmond. LEN complex provdes much Contnued From Page One) wth an enrollment of 47 students. Accordng to Posey, the College of Law Enforcement presently has about 2,000 majors of whch four per cent are women. Along wth ncreased enrollment has come growng student nvolvement wth the program. The department has several clubs for law enforcement majors ncludng the honorary Alpha Ph Sgma, the Assocaton of Law Enforcement, Lambda Alpha Epslon, a natonal polce organzaton, and the Rookes, the frst female law enforcement organzaton n Kentucky. Accordng to Posey, the College of Law Enforcement presently offers fve Assocate Degrees, three Baccalaureate Degrees, and fve Masters Degree programs. The new Law Enforcement-Traffc Safety Center, wll replace the department's present locaton n the Begley Buldng. * Ffteen Mss Eastern contestants chosen n prelmnary audtons BY JAN HENSLCY Newt *l When the audtons and judgng fnally ended yesterday evenng ffteen from among 30 coeds havng entered the prelmnary stage of the Mss Eastern Pageant emerged vctorous. The 15 fnalsts selected to compete n the Mss Eastern Pageant March _25 of ths year wll nclude: Deborah Hodge, Alpha Kappa Alpha: Angela Casteel, Student Nurses: Paula Crag, Baptst Student Unon; Lnda Buchanan, Kappa Delta; Debbe Elmore, Ch Omega; Judth Dunn, Law Enforcement Honorary; Carol Cole, ThetaCh; Janet Dawson.Ph Ma Alpha; Chen Ward, CWENS; Theresa Keen, Ph Mu; Ellen Bach, Kappa Delta; Cathy Jones, Kappa Delta; Patrca Hurst, Alpha Delta Pa, Debra Monaghan, Kappa Delta; Mss Eastern Pageant, sponsored by Eastern's Panhellenc Councl s one of the prelmnary stages to the Mst Amerca Pageant to be held n Atlantc Cty, New Jersey later ths year. The 15 fnalsts chosen to compete n ths year's pageant were judged on talent, swmsut, pose, beauty and a bref ntervew wth the judges. The audtons for the prelmnary pageant were closed to the publc. Judges selectng the contestants were Paul Power, professor of speech and drama from Berea and Also judgng was Mss Darlene Brown, Assstant Dean of Students at the Unversty of Kentucky. Accordng to Jll Harbn, assstant drector of student actvtes and organzatons the Mss Amerca Pageant Volleyball team off to Portland after ttle wn (Contnued From Page One) 15-11; Eastern beat Memphs State; Elon College defeated Wake Forest, 15-17,15-6, 15-1; and East Tennessee downed Madson College, 15-9, 15-9. n the semfnals. Eastern elmnated Wnthrop. whle Elon was vctorous over East Tennessee, 15-2, 12-15, 15-10. The Eastern team hosted the toumey, whch featured the fnest vo llevballers from fve states, and kept the atmosphere one of good tmes and sportsmanshp. physcal educaton gets most of the credt for the work done for (he tournament. Many Eastern athletes, mostly female, helped wth the organzaton, hostng and entertanng for the dfferent clubs. Matches were played all day on Frday and Saturday wth the fnals played on the latter day. Tourney play was at two dfferent sghts, Begley and Weaver. The tourney was professonally organzed and handled Ths s smlar to the condton of the play, for most of the teams nvoled were hghly talented squads. Eastern showed ther qualty by wnnng the tourney and showed ther sreangths even more n the fnal rounds aganst Wnthrop (last years Regon ttlst) and Elon. Eastern played n Weaver before a crowd of close to 1,000 and blew both teams off the floor. Sets by Joyce Dettor and Marge Hese were perfect for the domnatng spkes of Bernr Kok, Melody Mddleton and Lynn Morrs. Marcs Mueller, Velma Lehmann and Conne Urlage kept the opponents confused wth ther superor serves, blocks and drnks. Eastern completely overpowered the opposton contnually durng the fnal day to take the tourney, apparently easly. However, the females had trouble the day before n pool play, droppng a close match wth North Carolna- Greensboro. But, the team bounced back from ths mld adversty to beat Eastern Mennonte College qute handly to gan (he fnals. Eastern, who fnshed thrd n last season's regonal tourney, advances now to Portland, Oregon for the Natonal AAW tournament, Dec. 12-14. competton s prmarly a scholarshp ralher than a beauty pageant. Entrants of the pageant bad to be resdents of Kentucky tor the past sx months. Ths rule s only waved for a contestant, whose resdence s out of the cty or state, but who s a college or unversty student n the terrtory where tht pageants held at tme the pageant s held. Other elgblty requrements are that the entrant must be female and sngle (never havng been marred or had marrage annulled). The entrant must be a hgh school graduate by Labor Day ths year. Aa far as age requrements are concerned the entrant must not be less than seventeen or more than twentyeght yean. Also, the entrant has to be a ctzen of the Unted States pror to the commencement of the State Fnals. Entrants must not have been a prevous Slate Fnalst who competed n the Natonal Fnals. The Mstress of Ceremones for ths years Mss Eastern Pagenat wll be Msa Donna Axum. Mss Amerca of 19*4. The wnner of the Mss Eastern Pageant wll travel to Lousvlle to compete n stale.* wde competton. The wnner there wll advance to the Mss Amerca Pageant n Atlantc Cty. - " Durng Senate meetng Book exchange dscussed Student Senate acton was lmted Tuesday nght wth the body consderng only one proposal. Ths was ntroduced by Senator Paul Collns and dealt wth the rules regardng senator electons n the sprng to fll any vacanes whch may occur at the end of ths semester. n the way of announcements, students were encouraged to partcpate n the book exchange now beng operated by the Student Assocaton. The exchange nvolves the sellng or tradng of books between students, nstead of usng a mddleman (the bookstores). To take pan n the program, students who wsh to buy or sell books should contact the Student Assocaton Offce (3696) where a lst of avalable lexts s beng prepared. Keth Hall was dscussed durng the Senate meetng. Presdent Gary Gray announced hat Keth wll reman open durng the sprng semester of 1975. However, the women's wng of Martn Hall wu close at the end of ths semester. Reasons gven for ths acton were that several Martn Hall resdents had requested new housng locatons and that the dormtory had been mantaned as a temporary bousng faclty for women snce the begnnng of ths semester. "Help and where to get t" was the ttle of a leaflet dstrbuted to the body by Senator Jerry Frew. t s Frew's hope that (he leaflet, whch contans the names and phone numbers of varous nformaton centers, wll be prnted and made avaube n some form to every Eastern student. f successful, the plan could go nto operaton next semester. ncluded on ths lst are people and places to contact for nformaton regardng relgous conselng, sex nformaton, famly servces, legal assstance, an apartment, tcket n- formaton, transposton, llegal busness practces, academc questons, campus matters, nght lfe, game rooms. bllards and bowlng, sports, move theaters, parks, campus eatng places, and pzzas. Frew stated that such nformaton s somethng students need now. He feels hat much confuson could be avoded f people knew exactly who to contact on a specfc matter or where to go for a specfc need. Frew sad tha the lst s stll ncomplete and asked that anyone wth suggestons contact hm. Placement ads (Costfaaued From Page One) structor's students. "Many tmes the graduate s employed n ths way," safe! Vckers. "But usually f the company;* nterested n a partcular student, the department head usually comes to us wantng lo see the prospectve employee's credentals." "We do work wlh the all the department heads and deans of the colleges," sad Vckers. "We try lo obtan lst or t senors n he depart men! and hen r l dstrbute the credent al forms and ur all the senors lo complete hem. We use every method possble lo help he the students fnd employment " Senor and graduate credentals are kept ndefntely n he offce. Afta flj graduaton n the sprng and summ/ follow-up cards are sent lo gradual at askng f (hey are employed or wsh lo change jobs. "You know, wlh the job market he way l s now, a student.sometmes has lo take a job that sn'l mte what he s lookng for," Vckeflk staled. 1-only STEREO CART PACKAGES HOW EASY CHRSTMAS SHOPPNG CAN BE! AM RADOS (con't.) 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