Show CEU Friday October 17 1986 - 5 ASCEU’s Annual Fall T(RD¥n CAMPUSWIDE DRUG TESTThe possession is suspension ING Should a drug abuse policy maximum penalty for possession or designed for athletes be expanded to distribution of any other illegal drug Duke is expulsion include all students? Tom athletic director William Griffith vice president University's Butters thinks so So does Clemson for student affairs says his office University's head football coach will begin looking at an expanded Danny Ford drug testing policy 'within the next Both have suggested the schools couple of weeks ' But it will not be treat all students the way they treat aneaqrtask athletes At Duke the athletic Suzanne Wtsiolek dean for council which developed the drug student life says some students and policy for athletes has asked Duke's educators may object to a campusadministration to explore expanding wide policy is an issue of privacy the program campus-wid- e As long as students are performing The policy provides free treatment up to standards it is not up to the to athletes who voluntarily report university to interfere" she says their drug problem to Christopher Christopher Kennedy believes a athletic Kennedy policy may also be tutoring campus-wid- e coordinator The names of athletes impractical "I would be surprised" who admit a drug problem are kept he says "if the administration confidential Their coach duplicated the athletic department teammates and parents are not told policy The cost (of providing free of their drag problem treatment) would be problematical" But athletes suspected of drug Bobby Robinson Clemenson's abuse who have not reported a athletic director agrees: The costof problem are tested And they are testing 650 Clemson athletes was eliminated permanently from the about $10 000 athletic program if test results are Whatever action Duke and Clemson take other schools will be positive After all the debate Obviously penalties for non- watching athletes must be different from really is a national one individual Duke's rights vs the overall health of a penalties for athletes maximum penalty for marijuana society It A DOCTORAL STUDENT driving The driver the fraternity SUSPECTED OF MURDER has and several insurance companies are enrolled at Oklahoma University for named as defendants in the suit the fall semester The student is a suspect fotiie muierof THE MusT POPULAR CHOICE a researcher last December while m jminpurs incimi p jualu they were studying in the mountains Kwanfla- - A 5 breakfast is Kellogg's Frosted Flakes and Dannon yogurt: S DEFAULT ON THEIR LOANS may soon see their names in print The state Attorney General s office and Utah Higher Education Campbell's V-- 8 is the best juice Neckties that look exactly like fish were voted the hottest fashion item cookbook is And the must-hav- e -White Trash Cooking" published by Assistance Authority have released Ten (National Speed Press to the proas the names of 137 Association of College Stores) students who have defaulted on their tjJS students payments to start making ARIZONA STATE UNIVER— SITy STUDENTS CAN SOON SIGN UP FOR A WAKE-- UP SERVICE offered by two student DEALING WITH LICE entrepreneurs They'll charge COCKROACHES AND MICE is $1000 a month for daily calls "Good course at morning! It is 7 o'clock" Their the subject of a State University Pennsylvania cheery voices will talk over "Coping with the Insect World will background sound including reveille help students get rid of the pests and md the theme from 'Rocky train them about insect management and pesticide use TO KEEP KENTUCKY MINORS OUT OF TIIEBARS th IS A TOUCHY -- two-cred- it FEELY" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH POPULAR COURSE omonf Indent at Stanford buinea Fun Free Game laimfanffll or DtasaExallll one per customer Carlock Pastor Snacks Pool 26 Video Games 200 N 300 E Sunday - Fun Cenier Coupon Good For One Welcomes you A1 UniveraHy Thqr believe the coune School-9:4- 5 Worship-1- 1 Services-7:3- 0 am pm 119 West Main I i i ’iViS' hV i ' 1 V' ' officially named Interpereonal la vitally important to Dynamic their camera Cooree creator! cite a atudy which show that of executive who are fired 84 low their job because of interpersonal problems A TULANE UNIVERSITY STUDENT SEEKS $695 MILLION in damages resulting from a car accident in which he lost his arm The student a Sigma Nu fraternity pledge was struck by a car driven by a fraternity member who was later charged with drunk new u“ lwtohuaptl Iieerne Mwtifiabl driver to the mioor age KteraM have-Un- dw bl“ £" bottom cud 2r The printed in ““ nd u well uUnder 21nred atrip nmnmgacTm the in'ormtlon FOOTBALL FANS MIGHT SEE RED if they don’t wear Iongpants to of Wisconsin games Deteriorating fiberglass seat covers in some sections of the stadium have given fans an itchy red rash The seats are scheduled for removal next University year |