| Show Ibeedey Itey 4 1993 Wildman to do with the money Killpack said "I'm going save it for school (coatlascd from page 1) well I was thinking of buying a what that meant I knew it had lo motorcycle having some fun” rode into something When I Previous to the "Wildman there oke up I was thinking Carbon for ve so I checked it to make sure was a Risk tournament played $100 jackpot would fit and it did" Killpack people started the Eighteen id 8 at night pm Tuesday April 27 Santa came The next clue I and was narrowed to six people om around 1 1 pm lew it was on North Carbon Mark Justice ASCEU president ve There is only four blocks ended up winning the tournament ere so that day 1 was looking at two am to claim the $100 ound Carbon Ave quite a bit" prize illpack explained The "Wildman" was found in j e mouth of the elk at the Elk's stated "With up 100 North Carton on Easl S200oTp Lodge i'in shame if (o Ave K coma oul the activi- nobody When asked what he was going thTnsoTtown The Eagle -- Page! 'Stolen Eagle newspapers Cheerleading tryouts slated for May 8 (continued from page 1) women's basketball coaches the student body president trying to pass an amendment to ASCElTs constitution to control what was being printed in the newspaper and The Eagle editor resigning two days be-fore the paper was stolen e "I still believe it is essential for the campus to have a strong dent newspaper in the midst of the adversary that has happened this year" Susan Piolstcr newspaper advisor said "The campus needs something to unite it Athletics do that in a sense but the thing that uniics the campus and gives it a voice is The Eagle Whether serving as conscience or critic it compellingly illustrates a continuum in the life of the campus" Amazingly that voice has been provided entirely by students From its inception the paper has been managed edited and written by students Faculty advisors have been just that "Students for better or worse have made editorial and opinion decisions The paper has pub- lished continuously for the past 16 yean that I have been here with a "Tv stu-th- "T “7 Iwooderifwe'regoinglorinish it" Bolster said Earth Week ends successfully by Dirk Keyes staff writer The award winning CEU cheer yell and song squads are preparing for another tryout on Saturday May 8 from 9 am to 6 pm in the BDAC A stunt workshop will be held May 7 from 6-- 9 pm Tryouts will be open to the public Participants will be judged in many different areas Cheerleaders win be judged on partner stunting jumps a dance routine and performance cheer Yell leaders will be judged on partner stunting jumps and two performance cheers Songleadcrs will be judged on dance routines jumps performance cheer and dance technique Gymnastics are optional All the members of CEU cheer scholarsquad receive a 1992-9- 3 school for ship year Each member is accessed cheer fees with sophomores paying $230 and freshmen $290 In addition they each pay $180 to attend a national camp Summer practices for next season begin in Salt Lake in June The squad will compete at the UCA cheer camp in Denver CoL in August and will open their season at the CEU Eagles' opening men's basketball game in November Some of the squads sophomores are making plans to continue their chccr careers elsewhere Michelle Trosncr recently tried out for the U of U cheer squad and will be cheering for the Running Utes next season Adam Bradford will spend his summer working for the Universal Cheericading Association teaching college and high school camps throughout the country Anyone that is interested in joining the best coed junior college squad in the Western US is invited to tryouts For more information contact Susan Polster CEU cheer coach at exL213 0 full-tuiti- on Members of CEU's Environmental Club picked up 29 bags of garbage In an sffort to clean UP w®fd J11' £“5"® Josh Week actlvltlea Members ara (from left to right) Sarah Ewart Jayson Hall Jessica Jenrlch (photo by Juotln Johnson) Hansen Cassldl Hansen and Serena Davis looked drastically improved but Thursday brought a tree planting accepted from students at 10 Earth Week is not something Advertise in Hit "EapCe minimum Donators received in made stu-was the a dent that lan Three the to only campus Price in or that happens just b $3 column Inch in over two dents showed up Hansen believes a Earth Week Utah or in the United States It is overall needed area On Tuesday there was a video days more than $1000 was colit just shows the apathy people axt 250 Call a world wide effort participated in Monies lected will be transferred destrucforest rain the the on shown local to do to hwe help things by many different cultures that to the Rainforest Action Network tion followed by a fonun by facenvironment share a common concern: the in the name of CEU Donations concemulty member Erik Eweit earth's future or maybe better Friday marked the final activity p DO COUPON DDIJJ will deforestation be on the rainforest the accepted throughout ing for Earth Week for CEU It was said the future of man on earth n o rest of the year Eweit's main concern die formal celebration of Earth -- 23 CEU celebrated Wednesday 19 May was pointing out that most of the Week on campus with a barbecue Earth Week with a host of activio a nd three music bands Tbe CEU ties and forum’s aimed to increase blame for deforestation lies with CRUISE SHIP third the world countries not that around Jazz Band played first at student's awareness of the prob- EMPLOYMENT the forests but first world contain TUESDAYS jj Turnout earth the noon After they played two band lems plaguing dial Amaica countries especially Noctiluca Wow hiring for the activities was not as high painted Cloud and the demands gained students by products 30 about considfor is but week the as hoped jgnmed deforestation $300$900wWy Summer These modern musicians brought cred successful by its organizer Fultlme Tour Grides Gifts Bannanas which sold for 42 ants sounds from as far as Salt Josh Hansen of ASCEU govern- rubin December plus chocolate $2 with activity card Shop Soles Deck Hands menL coffee and beef ber arcallproducts Bartenders Casino Hansen said by far the biggest The week started with a clean up or with coupon ‘ demand Americans that the cheaply was week the Etc north Dealers prosuccess of of the of Wood Hill the area which adds to the deforestation 5 World travel Caribgram to actually save some rain- at campus In less than an hour jj that stressed to Ewert the from Donations filled forest problem and acreage faculty about 15 students Alaska Europe bean Koal Theaters King save the rainforest which adds Humanities and Science divisions 18 garbage bags full of trash D D No Hawaii 9:30 pm to the world environ- of CEU and the Wilderness and Anything from beer bottles to ex- - positively D D at Crown Theater Experience Necessary History deportments made this haust pipes were picked up The merit we must stop demanding ext23 Call these products COUPON project possible Donations were crew 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