Show i‘PaqekSi New look Eagles swing into fall ball by Shanz M Leonelll staff writer cool mountain breeze fills the air leaves change into beautiful colors Halloween decorations arc popping up on houses far and wide and major league baseball is reaching its climax in the annual post-seasplay It's a sign right? Fall is here and baseball is over for another year Wrong! Things are just beginning for first year head Coach Eric Madsen and the CEU squad Fall marks a new exciting season for the Golden Eagles "Fall ball gives us an opportunity to evaluate our talent By playing we can sec how the kids react and the make- - up of the team" states Coach Madsen "It gives us a chance to sec exactly what our personnel is and to start to instill things for spring" comments and left fieldersecond baseman Gary Bennett who set the school record for stolen bases CEU will remain on the pitching coach David Cartar He continues "The first couple of weeks arc like spring training" The hall field will be full of dedication and determination this fall as the squad strives to improve its mediocre 2 season "All of our returners have come back better than they left which shows they last year "We arc vastly improving Our main n for other goal is to make It's not summer but the smell of the grass the crack of the bat the sound of popping leather the peanuts and cracker things to happen" adds Coach jacks and the rest of the sights and sounds of baseball consume the fall season as the Golden Eagles baseball team spreads its wings for a new 20-2- post-seaso- Madsen With a solid nucleus of players returning such as selection right fielder Amos Bright team home run leader catcher Paul Wardlcy rise have done a lot of work on their own I hope they step up and fill important roles" says Coach Madsen of the sophomore crop Coach Cartar tries to build a solid pitching staff or fastball by Shanz M Leonelli staff writer Young guns lor hire Anyone who has been given the gift of a blistering roundhouse curveball a changcup that dances past the hatter making (he hatter look totally sick may fill out an application with new CEU pitching coach David Cartar student would do anything to play a game of volleyball CEU Coach Cartar comes to CEU recently oflhis position as the College nf Southern Idaho pitching coach Before his reign at CSI Coach Cartar started off his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Southern Utah University The knowledge Coach Cartar possesses came from his playing days at CSI University of Nevada Lis Vegas and two years of professional hall where lie studied the game Ilis main goal is to he an asset in a supporting role for the hall club "I leel I luxe a lot to otter I want nuke sine (lie pitching stall is able to compete wiili Mali's ol theoihei teams" slates Coach Cailai "I xvint (lie pushing element ol the game to he steady control" "I want to see the pitching stall make some soil of a statement I want them to stand out and he noticed" he said Traditional values are what Conch Tartar likes lo sec in hasehall lie doesn't like the hype of earning the mega-millio- and losing sight of why you play the game lie hopes to instill these values in his players “I think people should play because Photo by Bryan Bernard they want lo accomplish something I don't dagger with kids who want to come out and play for other benefits We’ve lost sight of the traditional values which aren't present- in the big money game” he said - instate Yourejng(Md Hands! page it around the school circulates around the community As a college only wc need the support of (he community for such things as funding and other events like the Sheryl Crow concert It would he very unwise lo upset the community and in turn alienate the school from the rest of the community While the Board of Trustees have some valid complaints tk rights to freedom of speech and expression arc of paramount importance For example when tk college condones or even questions an action that brings all controversial issues into subjection This should not he the Board of Trustees job for tk simple reason that they arc not paid to distribute their morals into the community Their job should he to make rules and regulations that protect and promote all students' constitutional freedoms This idea has been upheld nationally when in Trujillo v Live 322 F Supp 1266 ( 97 1 ) a court handed down a decision that maintained that neitkr students nor an editor atuld he puniskd forexercising the right lo freedom of speech Accordingly in this particular decision any arguments the Board of Trustees may have are insignificant to the freedom of both the newspaper and the students and should therefore he cast aside in the name of lik'rty Because of this I think (hat even though it is important to have community support if one article offended people so much that they turned tk'ir Kicks on the school something is obviously wrong with them It is always good to have public support hut there is only one true law and (hat is protecting the rights guaranteed under our constitution It is the most important document ever formulated in (his country and it outweighs oilier problems or concerns tk Board of Trustees may or may not have liberty of the students at the College of Eastern Utah Therefore I ainccming challenge anyone with an opinion on anything to take the initiative to write it down in tk hope that liberty is mx just an ideal hut that it actually stands for something 1 tk Banning two-yci- ir and undei Not only was it bitter cold the first week of school It was messy as ASCEU sponsored a mud volleyball game north of Sessions Honor Hall amlinunl fnm Trustees circulates Under the tutelage of Coach Cartar the Golden Eagles should be armed and ready for battle pw u challenges that arrive with a new job "Tk faculty lias ken really good to help me out with things that I need lo know" While she is at CEl I she Impes "to leach a good quality curriculum one that will really knelit the students'1 As far as future plans she would like to implement new courses ami majors which are noi king cuncnily addressed ai CEl' Words ol wisdom that she w mild like to lease with CEU students "Make sure xou like wliilevercinvr xou pick xou're going to want to do something wu like tk tortile rest ol xourhle" As tar as Banning's eueei goes she has Imind w hat she likes m keeps iiikx ng loiuud As tar as liei vi sniiil tile goes Banning is miiried lo less B inning m clcmculiix school pimeipil Stic is glul to tv lenlimg Iviaiov n illous h i io ly old Unimex and s scnr-oh- l logiu The liimlv cnioxs the h ice aica because (hex aiexeix actixcaiul like the ouidoois They eiiox mountain hiking waier skiing cross counlrx skiing Inking and especially riser ratling This summer llie Hanning lamilx spent two weeks ratling the Grand Cans on and enjoyed exery minute ol it xx nli tier xliihlien ASCEU President lionul aclix itics Tk student government has ken dnw nsied I mm 20 to 1 5 people which makes it easier in Knott's opinion makes them more unified organized and they remain actually pretty good friends "Unity is the key" he stresses As he continues working to make CEU ktter for the upcoming year he says (hat he has met with the new CEU president Grace Jones and klieves that sk cares aKxit students and will help to make a difference at CEU Even though Knott is at ladder doesn't work alone otkr mernkrs of the ASCEU top of tk tk tk k government include Daniel Jensen activities vice president: Mike Crcslo academic vice president: Melissa Dalton ICC chair: Melissa Clark financial vice advisory mernkrs are Carrie Tingcry Hannah Walhridgc president: and Amber Lidley Janies Mainord Moe Thatckr Pauline Richans Cameron Alcoti LaVcm Tuia and Jennifer Backlor Brad King is advisor tk tk ASCEU requests (hat any student who participates in painting Ik nxrk "Gihhy" rock and not paint the surrounding trees and please keep their artwork only on sidewalk "We as the student government worked to keep Gihhy on campus last tk k wasted" Crcslo stated I le also stressed that year and we don't want our work lo rock-iit CEU's was of tk brought off of Wood Hill in (lie 94(fs history: part ASCEU asks all students to refrain from defacing Ik property encompassing "Gihhy" and if you witness others doing so please slop them They would like lo keep "Gihhy" as part of CEU's heritage 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