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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 17, March 4, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about a study of the Cheney sewer system, the new Associated Students officers, a parade to support Eastern coaches and the athletic department, a housing survey of Eastern students, a lecture on deviance by University of Oregon professor Hill W. Walker, the success of the women's gymnastics team, and a program at the Student Health Center called Medex.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 18, April 1, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about featured speakers for Black Week Carl Maxey and Dick Greggory, a proposed Publications Board, a campus conference on local ecological problems, microfilm at the John F. Kennedy Library, a new study abroad course on Europe, the naming of Jerry Martin as assistant football coach, the success of the Rifle Team including a victory at the Women's championship, and a study on child molesters by psychology professor Robert W. Atwood.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, No. 18, April 1, 1970 (April Fool's Issue)

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes a fake article on the final page about the resignation of President Emerson Schuck. It also contains legitimate articles about an upcoming environmental conference on campus, the establishment of the Athletic Council, a proposal to cap enrollment at Eastern, challenges facing a proposed independent bookstore in Cheney, and the women's gymnastics National Intercollegiate Class II championship.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 19, April 8, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Black Week events including a speech by Carl Maxey and a march led by Dick Gregory, a boa constrictor owned by Eastern students, the proposal for a Publications Board, a performance by the EWSC dancers, a student perofrmance of Spoon River Anthology, the establishment of the Special Education Instructional Materials Center, the formation of the Baptist Student Union, the loss of wrestling coach John Crane to Buena Park High School, an upcoming National Spurs Conference at Eastern, and a study of mice by biology professor Bruce Z. Lang.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 21, April 22, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Earth Day, the adoption of a Publications Board by the Board of Trustees, the resignation of Brent Wooten as athletic director, the completion of an international tour by the EWSC dancers, an critique to explore the establishment of student evaluations of faculty, an anti-war march led by Dick Gregory, a talk by Arthur C. Clarke, alumna Sue Walker, Black Week activities, Eastern rodeo competitor Mike Haptanstall, and the baseball season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 22, April 29, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about a talk on auto-safety by Ralph Nader, activities sponsored by the Interfraternity Council highlighted by a talk Senatory Henry Jackson, the denial of additional funds requested by the Athletic Department, a debate over the use of the Walter W. Isle Memorial Union Building, a declining labor market, a new kiln in Hargreaves Hall, research grants awarded to professors John Douglas and Daniel Long, the women's tennis season, the Computer Center, ROTC Department member Sareant Edward T. Riche, and the new nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 23, May 6, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the student march on Eastern's ROTC in reaction to the Kent State shootings, a teach-in on Cambodia, Senator Henry Jackson's talk on the environment as part of the Interfraternity Council Week (IFC Week), the impeachment of Associated Students justices, fund granted to the Athletic Department, computer services at Eastern, and the proposed removal of trees to build Kingston Hall.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, no. 24, May 13, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about a continued teach-in on the war in Southeast Asia and the Kent State shootings called Think Day, the Athletic Council's decline of an athletic policy proposed by the Athletic Department, arrests from the ROTC march, a student production of Spoon River Anthology, a May 5 talk on campus by Ralph Nader, the men's track victory at a home track meet, and hunters at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge.

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  Easterner, Vol. 20, No. 25, May 20, 1970

  Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles on the new Athletic Policy to replace an old policy defining athletics as an "authoritarian" endeavor, a trail for three Eastern protestors charged with vagrancy, the upcoming trustees meeting with proposals for a Publishing Board and a revised campus alcoholic beverage policy, an upcoming Associated Men's Students meeting on whether to dissolve, cheerleader selection, the Gary Burton concert, a proposal to end construction around Showalter Hall to preserve trees and alleviate traffic near downtown Cheney, a survey of faculty attitudes toward operations in Cambodia, the track season, the tennis season, Ed Chissus' selection to the NAIA Hall of Fame, Becky Nelson and Dee Stonebeck's invitations to the National Division of Girls and Women's Sports track and field championships, and the year-end baseball statistics.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 1, September 20, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the start of the school year, changes to the Associated Students constitution to increase student participation, the potential for violence related to campus protests, the opening of Koinonia House, Vegas night, the increase in Native American enrollment associated with the Indian Education Program, a proposed bus route between Cheney and Spokane, and the upcoming year in sports.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 2, September 30, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about a decrease in enrollment, the organization of a renters' union, a proposed plan by the College to build apartments to rent to students, rules for political campaigning on campus, the opening of the new speech and hearing clinic, the success of the Symphonic Choir at the Institute of European Studies music symposium, and a campus reorganization decreasing the number of departmental divisions.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 3, October 7, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about changes to general graduation requirements, the campus renters' union, upcoming student elections, new buildings built on campus, a federal grant to aid rural students, the college football season, the gymnastics team, who are defending a title, communications between the athletics department and Associated Students about athletic funding, and women's fashion on campus. An article has been cut out of the front page of this issue.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 4, October 14, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the election for Homecoming Queen, endorsed changes graduation requirements, the vacating of campus streets, the college football season, and an egg drop project run by Industrial Arts.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 5, October 21, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Homecoming Queen Lea Bair, the potential disbanding of the Associated Men Students, upcoming student elections, a keg rolling record set by students at Pearce Hall, Upward Bound programming at Eastern, a decision by Associated Students not to pursue the service of beer in the Pence Union Building, a project by the Education Department titled "Training the Trainers of Teachers," free tutoring services on campus, a referendum to clean up the environment, a Coeur d'Alene student named Al Nomee who performed Native American dances at Eastern football games, the football season, and the cross country season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 6, October 18, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Halloween festivities on campus, the state senate race between Sam Guess and Henry Higgins, members of Eastern's Student Mobilization Committee travels to Seattle to attend an anti-war protest, a study abroad program on Mexican culture at the Institute Cultural Americana in Puebla, Mexico, a volleyball victory in an area tournament, the Evergreen Conference cross country meet, student aid programs, and the 1970 Leadership Retreat.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 7, November 4, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about a petition endorsed by the Associated Student Council in favor of a beer den in the Pence Union Building, a petition by cheerleaders to have Cynthia Crudup removed from the squad, a budget cut resulting from low enrollment, changes to the student activities program, the decision to defer the start of a direct campus line to the Crisis Clinic in Spokane, Eastern students at an anti-war rally in Seattle, an upcoming Indian education conference, a campus lecture by F. Lee Bailey, the start of Men's basketball practice, the new HAM radio club on campus, Upward Bound programming on campus, plastics courses offered by industrial technology, and the upcoming completion of Morrison Hall.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 8, November 11, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about a meeting between a delegation of Eastern students and faculty and the state Joint Committee on Higher Education, an attempt by Pearce Hall students to break the record for longest kiss, charges by of racial discrimination against the Eastern cheerleading squad by Cynthia Crudup, a Veterans Administration program to help G.I.s finance mobile homes, the implementation of photo identification on campus, the funding of the child care center, changes to the Black Student Union, and Parents Day.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 9, November 18, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Horace Francis and Beverly Hallmark who briefly set the world record for longest kiss, a meeting by college tenant union representatives, progress on the mall, an upcoming speech by Douglass Cater titled "The Politics of Education," a bill by state senator Sam Guess to enforce a code of conduct on Washington state campuses, members of the men's cross country team to compete in the NAIA finals, the Eastern football career of Eddie Fisher, work study programs on campus, and the study abroad program held at Instituto Cultural American in Puebla, Mexico.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 10, November 25, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the failure of cross country coach Arnie Pelluer to submit funding requests for 5 runners to attend the NAIA championships, a service on campus to connect students with volunteering opportunities, a National Science Foundation grant won by Dr. Dennis E. Schwalm to study hydrodynamics, the author of the Drama Department's production of City in Judgement, the start of a commuter bus service to campus, the Hutterite commune in Deep Creek, and the completed football season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 11, December 2, 1970

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the student status of Associated Students president Clint Hill, the decision not to remove Cynthia Crudup from the cheerleading squad, education changes proposed by dean of undergraduate affairs Dr. Henry-York Steiner, an upcoming talk by N. Scott Momaday, the goals of the physical education program chaired by Dr. C. Peggy Gazette, and Native American freshman Philomena Nomee.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 12, January 13, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the student status of Associated Students president Clint Hill, new buildings opened on campus, the approval of revision to the constitution by the Board of Trustees, a performance of Russian folk dancing and music, transcendental mediation, the January draft quota, the impact of the tightening economy on student choices of majors, a workshop on environmental studies, the success of the study abroad program in Puebla, Mexico, a freshman residence and study program called Chiron, the basketball season, and costuming for Drama Department productions.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 13, January 20, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about student information that may be released without a student's consent, a response by Clint Hill about questions regarding his student status, increases in state college tuition, student candidates supported by the Student Mobilization Committee, upcoming expansion plans, the upcoming Intercollegiate Track and Field Championships for Women at Woodward Field, and the child care center.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 14, January 27, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the availability of camping gear for students, an ombudsman to help students navigate their college experience, the upcoming student election, an student art show, upcoming student and faculty music performances, the proposal for an environmental studies center at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge, women's rights activities on campus, Bob Maplestone's victory at the NAIA Indoor Track Championship, a discussion of homosexuality led by Dr. Frank M. Rosekrans, and new courses in Indian education.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 15, February 3, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about plans to pave streets near campus, increases to tuition for graduate school, the appointment of Ronald E. Robinson to the Board of Trustees, the student election, the number of riders on the commuter bus, an extension course on Black rebellion, increases in teachers salaries, the basketball and wrestling season, and a summer seminar abroad on European governments.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 17, February 10, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about a counterproposal on tuition raises that would raise tuition at a slower rate than that proposed by Governor Dan Evans, the use of work-study to replace scholarships deemed illegal by the state Attorney General, an investigation about the award of the commuter bus contract between Spokane and Cheney, the athletic budget, a new dental service on campus, plans to establish a youth center in the Student Union Building, student discounts on merchandise purchased from local stores, new Associated Students cabinet positions, a proposed zoo in the Inland Empire, the women's gymnastics team, the debate team, and the campus campout.