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

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the proposal by the Intercollegiate Political Action Council to slow the increase in tuition proposed by Governor Dan Evans, a new crisis center on campus, a request that the College accept associates degrees, the upcoming Associated Women Students Sex Week, and blind students on campus.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 18, February 24, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about a charity boxing match between Associated Students president Clint Hill and AS vice president Bruce Ellis, future capitol improvements on campus, the implementation of a tuition deposit, drug use on campus, negotiations on the upcoming tuition increase, religion on campus, an experimental student teaching program, and military draft counselor Virginia Chamber.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 19, March 3, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about plans for a Black Week dedicated to Angela Davis, an altercation following an intramural basketball game between Palmer's and the Black Student Union team, the Associated Women Students volunteer service, plans for computerized registration, the impact on students of the slow economy, the women's gymnastics victory at the Northwest Collegiate Women's Championship, and the in-residence program at Lakeland Village.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 20, April 7, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about athletic spending, upcoming Black Week events, future tuition raises, the spring activities by the Student Mobilization Committee, the trial of officer Calley, the baseball season, the sectional championship won by the women's rifle team, and a pictorial article on the Associated Students' nursery.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 21, April 14, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about Black Week, candidates in the upcoming student elections, a journalism center in Spokane, an experimental school in Spokane called the New School, plans for Eastern's property on Badger Lake, a survey on the impact of tuition increases on students, the Symphonic Choir concert, the 5th place performance by the women's gymnastics team at the national championships, the men's rifle team in the Inland Empire Conference, and youth involvement in state politics.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 22, April 21, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the student elections, Black Week, the opening of a food co-op in Spokane, Peace Week activities, a fire at the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity house, plans for a summer conference hosted by Eastern Washington State College and the Spokane Indian Council, and the baseball season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 23, April 28, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the student elections where John Allen was elected president, rumors of vandalism in Morrison Hall during Black Week, Student Mobilization Committee protestors in San Francisco, a debate on patriotism between students and American Legion members, a hypnotism experiment, plans for an ecology trip to Glacier National Park, and the baseball season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 23, Supplemental issue

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This supplemental issue is about the newly constructed Patterson Hall.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 24, May 5, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about a peace vigil planned by faculty, a newspaper to be published by the Black Student Union titled Uhuru Na Ujamaa, a war dance competition part of the Annual Conference of Educators of Native American Descent, plans by the Associated Students government, a student production of A Man for All Season, the upcoming Twilight Invitational men's track meet at Cheney, guidelines for tenants and landlords created by the Tenant's Union, and decreased fraternity enrollment.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 25, May 12, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about potential changes to Homecoming rules, the delay of a payment plan for Associated Students legislators, the upcoming Orchesis dance performance, Associated Women Students' Lace and Frill Week, an investigation of expanding child care service by Cheney Women's Liberation, political science internships, a Peace Corps recruiting event, the Twilight Invitation men's track meet that featured standout performances by Bob Maplestone and Gerry Lindgren, the upcoming women's National Intercollegiate Track and Field Championships, and the Health Center.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 26, May 19, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about a lawsuit by student Shelley Young challenging the student code, a business program with classes offered in Spokane, student participation in the state legislative process, philosophy professor David Lou's views of the relationship between Taiwan and the United States, Eastern's recycling program, the fifth place finish by the women's track team in the National Intercollegiate Track and Field Championships for Women, the finish of the baseball season, and Eastern's Upward Bound program.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 27, May 26, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about activities impacted by cuts to the Associated Students' budget, newly elected student officers for summer, cuts to financial aid, spring commencement preparations, nursing degrees awarded in spring, the tight labor market for spring graduates, the Music Department's new music synthesizer, the results of the Evergreen Conference men's track championships, and the Orchesis performance.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 28, June 2, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue is the year in review for the 1970-1971 academic year. It includes articles about cuts to the Easterner's budget, the 10 most notable people of the year according to the Associated Students, the moving of the Indian education workshop to Camp Reed at Fan Lake, and boxer and Eastern student John L. Sullivan.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 29, July 7, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about potential budget shortfalls, a meeting between the Board of Trustees and Associated Students officers about whether to allow drinking in the dorms, the Universal Life Church Picnic at Farragut State Park, and the tuition for the 1971-1972 school year.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 30, July 14, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the Spokane Organic Community Co-op, authors to conduct sessions of the Summer writing workshops, married students, and student John Henry's award in the all-Ohio Newspaper contest.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 32, July 28, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the Eastern Washington State College Art Fair, a Board of Trustees hearing on the proposed elimination of physical education requirements, the 1970-1971 student budget, the 1971-1973 fee schedule, and the Campus Volunteer Bureau.

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  Easterner, Vol. 21, No. 33, August 11, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington University

  This issue includes articles about the Eastern Washington State College Art Fair, an upcoming audit of Eastern's academic programs, Associated Students officers, a student production of A Funny Thing, and construction work on streets on or near campus.

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, Fall 1971

  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. 22, No. 1, September 29, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about decreased enrollment, the commuter bus route from Spokane to Cheney, a federally funded volunteer service program called ACTION, the first of a repeated column called The Doctor's Bag, by Andrew Werner, M.D., an information and counseling hotline called Rap-In, the opening of a bookstore started by the Student Mobilization Committee called the New Union Bookshop, the Cheney Rodeo, and new draft policies.

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, No. 2, October 6, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Associated Students elections, courses taught on a hot air balloon, a vote to abolish dorm courts, the O.C. Smith concert, the Drama Department production of Electra, the draft on campus, the football season, break ins around campus, a new program to register voters at Eastern resulting partly from the passage of the 26th amendment, the hosting of orphans by the Bachelors' Club.

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, No. 3, October 13, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about Associated Students amendments and referendums, a series of lectures given in a hot air balloon, a debate over alcohol on campus, the search for a Black Studies director, the establishment of the Office of Institutional Research, the Listening Lab in the library that contains audio visual learning aids, and the football and cross country season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, No. 4, October 20, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the Board of Trustees' deliberation over whether to allow alcohol on campus, a contest for ideas to renovate downtown Cheney, the Board of Trustees approval of a new parking lot, an interview with Nigerian student Michael Adinlewa, student loans, less than desirable meals served at the cafeteria in Tawanka Commons, the upcoming football game against Western Washington State College for the Evergreen Conference championship, veterans on campus, and new courses titled "The New Morality" and "Science Fiction."

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, No. 5, October 27, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the Fall Festival, which was to be held instead of Homecoming, the deficit occurring as a result of increased enrollment, a need based legal service called Spokane County Legal Services, the Health Center, a film sponsored by the Spokane Chapter of Zero Population Growth, Eastern students on the Gonzaga hockey team, and a campus fast in support of East Pakistani refugees.

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, No. 6, November 3, 1971

  Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College

  This issue includes articles about the November 6 Pence Union Building (PUB) dedication, Chuck Dodson, the head of the campus Consumer Protection Agency, a study of campus bookstore business practices, the campus Graphics Lab, visiting writer Anthony Hecht, an Associated Students court ruling against allowing campaign posters in the student cafeteria, a Model UN lesson on Indonesia, changes to marriage and divorce laws, and the football season.

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  Easterner, Vol. 22, No. 7, November 10, 1971

  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.