xt72804xkp22 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt72804xkp22/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 1985-09-10 Earlier Titles: Idea of University of Kentucky, The State College Cadet newspapers  English   Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Kernel  The Kentucky Kernel, September 10, 1985 text The Kentucky Kernel, September 10, 1985 1985 1985-09-10 2020 true xt72804xkp22 section xt72804xkp22 Vol. LXXXIX, No. 182 . Establiehed I.“ University of Kentucky, lexington. Kentucky Independent oinoe IWI Tuesday, September to, 1985 " '. »
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n .4 t ' 2‘ , § . , I - with a letter that the presnieil‘ ~il.ll . ,
~ e ) .. 1/ _ .. ..’a ' . ‘ WASHINGTON 7 President Rea- expressed his gram ..l ’he I ; p, ,‘li
- 4 . aw i ,, . ' ‘ fl ' “a“ gan abandoned his OppOSItion tO current crisis and our dsst'\\.".:t'lil -i' '_ I. 3" » 9.;
‘ ‘ ‘ . V,— at‘ . - . , - “ s} .s sanctions against South Africa yes- what isneeded '- ‘51,; ; ; ‘1.
2.‘ .. ' ' t 13!: “~ g terday and ordered implementation "rm- Alllt‘t‘li‘ul. ;.-.., . .. :..:... i, .
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o s l . ‘ . '5’?! < ‘3?“ " ‘ sions in a bill that congressional \er) strongly atmtlt 'ii. .nanaes 'J'I-i '1':
' ‘ a ‘ 'i (i: '. . ‘ ~ leaders said would have passed even needed '; ' ' i ' I; ‘
__W_— . ~: ’ . :r’ I . . ' over his veto is a practical ina‘ter till)" it tiio- i . f ..
. .. “ , - Attempting to avoid the embar steps contained .r. Reagan » exec _ ‘ ' ‘»
85 °‘ ' _ ’ . rassment of a foreign policy defeat utiie order wont have a stitis'.iiit:a2 t ' ," '
. . . g;- ' , z in Congress. Reagan issued ati exec impact on the \iiuth \t." . a: a...» i. m ' = 't ,' i .' "
- ' '~ .. (x ’ utive order that he said was "aimed ment or economy .itiii;.i.isti.i' or. ..i ' _. '.
i — . . . against the machinery of apartheid fic1als said . ‘5' " j .
l . . F l " ,5 I r - " , without indiscriminately punishing "There are prohibitions ot‘. stiles -.t '. If i ‘
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I . I: ' _ 5’ 7 ‘7. _: “’ , A year of racial violence in South South Africa has not signed the nu . .
3‘ .‘ : - I ‘ ~ I . _ , ~ .1 Africa in which more than t'fio peo- clear nonproliferation treat. s... . ~._’ . ‘ f\_ , g
.1 . fl, tn 1,” 1: ‘ ,“ is. ' . , ~ .-, '. ~ ‘ { ple had been killed. most of them retary of State tit-urge l’ std“? '- l. "_-.i .
~ 4 :fl" id' ‘ , W's. ._ , ‘b ‘ V‘ V. .; ’ -. black. had brought sharp attack in said . L . * a .
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. loonuroeo u ,9 against Reagan s policy of "con- cial. briefing repor'eis ..' in. Larj. ,3 f- a .' ‘f
That tlme 0f vear . . . structiie engagement" with that House on condition he no: in. [7,... " ‘ ' . '
' country quiet diplomacy to per bed. said banning llillllli~ i' “as 5 " f " " ‘, . .,
The Rev. Jed Smock. a traveling minister made a stop at Center free speech area Smock visns UK and many other suade the goyyrtnng “mute to share gerrands wag the ”Nb “my, -hd- ~ ‘- 2 . - ‘ _‘
UK yesterday and spoke to about 50 people at the Student colleges each year. power with the voteless black mar marked a genuine i'tlattgi' .r‘ eta-‘11- ' ‘~- _ ‘. -. .:
lority polity . . 'y ‘. ‘ '. .‘i
l‘ntil now. Reagan had Justified "b recently 8" Hl'f‘” “"“4‘” ”"7 LL J. . '
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would hurt blacks, more than anyone ment mum”! pullbm‘h ' "" h." ’ ' : I ' -
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H) KAREN BROWN member who is an American citizen there it goes to the respective coun- allowance are usually included in R" 'n‘ d uld hi i improvement "7 lhi" "h‘h' ‘ “1 j - ~ . " .
(‘ontributing Writer and will have obtained a bachelor of try for review the grants But students: are responl l' g‘dfid i: for erl :0 pro .1): “Uh And lit‘dh‘d" s... ‘ ”A“ 3"" ’ “ ‘ ‘ -.
arts degree by the time the grant Applicants selected by the insti» sible for making their own housing h: ‘iahhsurom en ing money ” hi“ l'fl’h “W‘d‘ ”illl“*“”i“" ' "7 i ' p i ~
Fulbright Scholarships enable would be awarded. Bettez said A tute are notified by mid-January. arrangements :( 5:” ‘ rican g9‘emmm‘ un- “halhii‘ “or (“l-"W”:“l‘l‘ .; . . . ‘ ' -’
graduate students and faculty niem» fluent knowledge of the language of and grants offered by participating The various fields of study are 5“ if {llama atte'uped ‘9 help me But “New“, Am \s 1..., ' ' ' ' ' .
bers to study in one of 5’. countries the country chosen also is highly countries should be received after recommended by each country ”mlmm bed )ld‘k deom} “5 mlc(.,3.,,”,i(,,5, Huw‘erflhfln.‘9.? It \" ' - l .. "
”1ngth the world recommended Jill} 1 Ted Fiedler. chairman of the tier “ell d5 “hnh’x ba‘n computer .m impose sail. trons lite : . -- ‘ ‘ ” ’I . , ‘
The scholarship fund was intros To be eligible. students and lac "Fifty percent more applications man department. received a l-‘ul- 19m“ to {WE airman ”11.11“” ‘md “MN. saving my“. “‘7, ., ‘ .
duced in 1946 by William Fulbright. ulty tiiust submit an application to are submitted to each country than bright award as a graduate student t‘thk 8;: olffmtm flew?" land in \iil'ilrilrlx”null-ll“ ,nf‘ M f ’ . ' . ‘ .‘ '
a t" S senator The series of nation» the International Programs office by there are grants available." Better, 2n years ago while he was attending “K. t ff “.9 f." m“ (.dr techno ”g“ ‘ ‘ .i ' 1 ‘ ' . ‘I
al grants is funded by the i’nited Sept 30. Bettez said They must in said “The amount of grants vary Washington i'tiiversity in St Louis to bout 3mm, unless it " no“ Reagan ““0 h" "WW “W V ‘ , . 3 ' j
States as well as the governments of clude a statement of purpose for the from country to country Last year Ficdler spent two years at the l'm. 053‘”). f0], humanitarian “WM” ' "WW“ ”’mmm" "NM"! I - , _ . V "
partit‘ipattngcountries intended research and three rem-r Zia 'lppllt'éiPh werr sent 1 i L‘nglahd versi'} tit ’l‘uetiiiigen -i. ‘hr'v‘vm: ””1"” healhand “(9‘5 ""mm'n‘l ”' i‘ .‘"“l "i "-“w’ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ _ _. 1
Fulbright Scholarships “are high em.“ andzsgrants‘w'ercawarded .. studying the Country's language and m the order. signed m the "Val \‘hfldw tell-er... an...“ s... . .
ly competitive and are very presti A faculty mmmmpp estubhshed scholarships are available in al philosophy Office during a nationally broadcast ’ ““ _ , ' .
gious awards.” said David Better. by International Programs muewg most every country except the NHL Traveling abroad "made a mayor cerctiionv. Reagan also proposed h, The ”whim. ”bk...“ ,.l M - ' .
assocmte director tor international the application and conducts inter~ et 1 mon (,ermany offers 198 the difference ill my career and gave ban importation of the Krugerrand. abandoning hl‘ polu ' oz , . ' . =
programs views If the application is accepted. largest number of awards available me importtint experience in German South Airica's gold coin, subject h, (m. cngagenien! d. m ,: .,., .h. - .f 7 _-
full and partial scholarships are it is sent to the Institute of lnterna- Although the amount awarded \a- culture. “flu” “”1 consultations- with America's major might "add the UH“ ., ~ . ' . ' . ~_ . .
available ‘0 i‘h.‘ student 0" faculty tional Education in New York. From ries. lumen and a room and board so. \BRiHl).p.iuc‘- trading paring” “instruct“. ’ _"
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College of Law names -— ~ Medical program gets $50 000
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Pro CSSOI'S “3 “301an | ,. ' = Occupational medicme facmg stiff competition for students ~ - ; =-' :2 .
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Hy WENDY s‘l's\\ SMITH guys in this state He led this school i , ' i ll) \ “(Y 57 ‘1 \Hl RI‘ in the workplace and environment frank is hoping to put t K but“ «.i» _. . z .' I, «,
StaffWriter many years 35 dean and was one Of ' Staff Writer that cause sickness and disease. he the map in preventive llie‘tlltJlt' f Y " . ,. ‘
our leaders even after he left the ‘ _ said And he said that llllL‘hl not ‘K' cgis'. ., j ,
The (‘ollege Of Law has OlllClallé' deanship . " ;. The (‘Ollegt‘ “1 Tilfihcmt‘ has re- Frank said he was pleased with considering that big tlaltic st'limii: - . I .' .' .1..-
named Eugene Gdt‘lkf‘. a law PFO- "Carrying a professorship in “IL. ‘ ' ceived a 330-000 grant l0!" the "in“: the amount given to the program be such as the Mayo t'llnit Hartat‘il 1 .' .. 'i‘
lessor. t0 a filth professorship in Matthew‘s name is very speCiai." he . ing of h“) N‘Sldeh“ ”1 lht‘ {101d 01 cause the occupational medicine L'niversity and Johns Hopkins ltl\" . .' , 3'
memory 0f the late W L- Matthew's said "I feel that i must live up to occupationalmediclne field is so small and there is “fierce offer the ll‘cupdlltitliii medicine oer ‘ ‘ J . . I tn" '
Jr .former dean of thecollege his excellence " The funding came from the Na competition"for funding tificatioii ‘ : . i'. ’. ‘
A professorship. which is estab- Stevens said Gaetke was very de- “Ohal Institute lUF Occupational The federal government. however. ’l‘hi .. , .; ‘ . ‘ ‘ . .3 ,
lished with a minimum of $100.00) serving of the honor "He has exhib- Safety and Health. 3 lelSth 0f the realizes that the field is important. , ( lilfuwunn‘d‘ , {Infmmw “my - .' . ,' .I.
raised from alumni. provides a fac- lied good abilities in classroom tea- federal gm'emment said Arthur L he said There are only about 20 pro frdm,_,‘m“ {hwy-“ff“x“ f‘".“’“”“ » ,3 . " g ;
Uh." 9h(l0\“"l“hl from “'thh the re. ching and research and has played 3 Frank. chairman of the department grams m the I'nited States. and out .0qu “db-:0? undugiaiiuau studies : g . . ' .." (-
cipicnt receives an income supplc- key role in computerized assisted in- of preventive medicine and environ- of those programs. less than 100 stu dh‘ h’UFHM-‘hl ”10le Mhooi . j . , . . — ‘ .
mentaddedtohis salary struction to legal education." he l-‘L'(‘FVF(‘AFTKF mentalhealth . dents receive certification each The tlz’sl year m the priigrntri 1. " ' _. ,- 1
For the last two years. the college said. ‘ ’ “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Most of the money Will go toward year. he added. devoted I“ academics. mm “M ‘4 . f l
has raised. $5ix).000 to create five The purpose of the professorship professorship even more special be» paying _the FCSldehtS' salary and In fact. the occupational medicme dents working on a master s degrw . I ' ' ' . t J I
PmleSSOl‘ShlP funds. said Carroll is twofold. It recognizes outstanding cause It makes me feel like there is some m" be filtered-around the ’de- program is new at UK having just The second vear is devoted to clini- ' -' '. ' '
Stevens. assoCiate dean of the col- achievement of the College of Law a lot more alumni interested in the partment for various supplies. been certified in the 1984—85 academ- cal reg-mew; m .. hisplldl .md stu . . ,“
lege . faculty and enables the college to re excellence 0f "“5 college," Gaetke Frank said . . ‘0 year. Frank said. ll 15 the “PSI dents spend their third year as .i .v . ‘3
. 939”“? 53“ he ““5 a little sur- cruit well-qualified professors. Ste- sa‘d Occupational "Wm“? ‘5 the program 0f "5 klhd in Kentucky. he resident inthe field . ,
prised to get the professorship. but “ms said ”As: the recipient of this study of exposures in the workplace said * ' g
was very pleased “It is named for a professorship I believe it is my duty or in the environment that cause ”1' Relatively low pay and thousands While completing their rest ‘ ‘ . ‘ ’
former dean who was a personal "The great alumni response to to do more for the school and make ness. SUCh as radiation. asbestos and of medical fields to 'choose from has denCIE’S. StudentK work If“. t‘orpomt“ ,' ' a -. ' - ' »
friend of mine. a great credit to this this award. in which there were al— myself more Visible to the alumni," chemicals. Frank said There 15 8150 led to occupational medicme being plants SUt‘h to ”ill drill WW”! mil .. I . ‘ - ‘ ‘ ' .‘
school and one of the most beloved most all small gifts. makes this hesaid_ a focus on prevention of substances overlooked asamedicalprofessmn do research ' ,. ~ .
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moves In 0 $3 . a», .' quas CS coup a emp '.
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new house 9’ he“; .. . . if, ’ By Client-urnriluvoRskir compounds of the Supreme Com- smash. 'msuwcssaiimooino coun- - _ . g
f 2-. “.345 J . . \ « 1 2::— .':‘ _ Associated Press mand. Government House. the First try and they will be at Uk on Thurs- :
; ygifi‘, 5‘. ‘ . .4 L ,l‘; Army Division headquarters and the day. For detain. see DIVERSIONS, i -
By l-‘RAN sums ’3... , ,. ’ . 3* ‘ BANGKOK. Thailand _ Loyalist Public Relations Department. the panel ~
Contributing Writer 1;: . . W '. /‘ hoops crushed a coup attempt yes- national media center, all located
, . at; ‘ ‘ . I tierday by 400 to 500 soldiers led by withinaone-square-mile radim
When you want to see a plush new Efi Z ' - former top military men. Prime The rebels. with machine guns Clrh . r "b“
residency with room for 56. the: " - .' Minister prem Tinsulandona. who and 22 tanks, stormed the army “'3" UK: ”3' " . k' '
Alpha Omicron Pi sorority home fits 5, 3) had been out of the country. re- radio station at 9-55 am . but gave 4”“ "““d "a ”“3 '“ ‘h‘ "m"
the bl” :3 "’ '— ~ turned hours after the tank‘led' rebel up five hours later when the govern- lithi- F" more. 5“ SPORE. ”‘8‘
Sorority members decided to build " ” .. g imurrection and pleaded {Or unity. ment threatened to move in and 6'
a new house at 368 Rose Street after ’ . Four people were reported killed crmh them.
the owners of their house on Colum- " and 59 wounded in nine hours of The leaders of the coup announced ”d P “he“:
bia Avenue gave them the option to ' fighting The acting army chief said over Radio Thailand that they had ”it "mi"! ”Wm M '
pay an increased rent or buy the m alleged coup leaders had been seized power. “to correct the se- MM“: mm P“ hem", "‘
house. enacted riously deteriorating situation of the ‘ 3. ' l “m' ”e
Peggy Noe, AOPl president, said Among the dead were NBC News economy." N '
the house cost 5725.000 to build. not Bangkok bureau chief Neil Davis, Radio Thailand said Prime Min-
includingfurnishings. and his mam“, Bill Latch. The ister Prom hurried back from indo
Sorority members say the home . . two men were shot in front of the main and had an audience with King
has many modern conveniences that army compound as rebeioperated Bhumipol Adulyadej, who is the sin-
werelackinsintheoldone. . - “ M41 and M48 tanks opened fire on gle postal unifying symbol in .
“The house has wall~to-wall car- WHO" "WW“ thearmy radio station. Thailand and has figured prominent- To” wile. uni, m m ecu-
peting, central air conditioning. I The Alpha Omicron Pi sorority home on Rose Street was finished At 6 am, rebel soldiers seized the ly in the success or failure of pre- .d W all III N!
new intercom system and enough in time tor the second day of rush. ditch] Radio Thailand and govern- vici- attunptstochanlem- QID‘ flue! 1‘ '-
room to house 56 members," Noe ment television Channel 9. The re in a brief television broadcast. “Haiku.
said. "11m on two things i like best: loaned together.“ Hume said. hols. coiling minim the “Revo- Prom. who appeared on the verse of m. .w.,...ip m.
'99“ Hume.m AOPl alummmd the layout of the room: because “Hm. on several occasions l lutionary Party," announced they tom. said. “i want to stress that I , 2., ‘ '1
home corporation pmident. said there are many entrances and the geiiosiinuienmoo." had seized power and dissolved the unityis fireman! important ”in! for 1 ‘ Mfluflh
she was “very pleased with the way the bedrooms are pooped to ParliammtandCabinet. our country. i want more to "2- ”all.
houseanditshomeyattributu.” gemer becgme nomq-e than six in SeeSOIlOIllTV.P‘I'-'3 The rebels moved tanks to the alizethisimportutce.“ ' h ’9‘ "
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 2- KENTUCKYKEMEL TM» W 10, 10“
Arts Editor
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Assistant Am Editor
Squeeze to hit town -~ Velvet Elv1s record
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' . T"Lilli ‘ii‘t‘ All) that “99“) ”9k ‘0 a - u . named after the portraits of "The meets REM. in the melody. and
‘ . iftt' unticiugt- ltzcnniond bars should ( Ollseunl' TltkEIS are . ° King” we all slam on our brakes to while the Vuarnets battle the pais-
. . . tr c-iiimv'i l‘hUl‘Mld} night “1' available at the Student - buy in K-mart parking lots —— has Ieys for dominance. Trisko voices
. “ i “Mill lllt‘ PM"? 7" he 1-‘ Memorial - , ~ - recorded anEP. some pretty generic lyrics: “Why do
'. ultizscuni to see the concert that's Center TlChel OlflCC l I feel this way/lt never should have
’ . twci‘. sellingout allover the nation . ' t t . . The four songs on Fun and Trou- happened anyway/You look far
' - _ I. Mm ”9M3“; up three years ago. and bIOIh D15“ JOLl‘e.‘ ble all exhibit different influences away.lneed youtostay."
_ ‘1 ' \tlllt't‘.'t :s liilt'h together The) \e locations. “3 . I and talents in the group, but each Kinda secondbestinitself.
‘ ' ' - I H least“! .i llt“.\ dllilllli lltlt‘tl (Us: # I ' seems filtered through R.E.M.‘S . .
. -. ‘ ' - ' i. v :. :v. tum started a tour and ' paisley cheesecloth. Kinks and early Slow and his-
I ' -. ’ Vt their \lflhl) on a comeback Thus land and Tilbrook. as well as drum- \ l t I I kos versatile vocal ability make
,, 1 ' “WW-it. \ tom- has been d iner tiilson Lavis and newcomer < 3 The .R‘E'M' influence isIIstonchst :‘Something Happened Today ‘3“,
. I .I ~I .- , . . I ~"l.l>llllt;l success Kt‘ilhit'ilkimon on bass ‘ 3 on sun Another Reason.I Ipartic~ interesting departure. Velvet Elvrs
_i ‘l‘htc \ljll'tk has been selling the Despite their rocky past. their tal- ' ‘ uIlarly the "105‘,” unintelligible ly- Americamzed V9510" 9f the upbeat
‘- ‘ ' ‘ l .- ' . ' it'ncs the record coniptiiii \ Pt‘ojfi“ ent 3’ songwriters hasn't gone ‘1th ‘ “CS and the guitar sound (the one BritiSh Invasion sound .5 ”flamed
' 3 ‘ i - ' ' '. 'ion, \Lll‘l Ktikie Lrth. NAB i'oncert “Ct‘d filmy.“ Difford and 'I‘il- ‘ the Byrds used fus‘. then Tom Petty With some Slightly sneeringlyrics.
. , . - , . . . . ,. . . -, , t,“ ,k st 1 ct \. y ‘ » borrowed. then REM, layered like .
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, I . , “I‘ “ IL“? “ l“ p ‘ ‘ ’ - _ way.you know thesoundi. and Trouble passes the “listen from
. . ' . ‘ ”Ill“ i“ l h . . \t'bo arc the Hooters" That‘s the . I the next room test." If. when you
I u ‘. 1““ ’""”"“" ml" ”‘ l,c\ington _"‘ question millions of people all over All influences aSide, the har- walk in the next room, a locally pro-
. . 'V" ‘l’nw‘xm ”m“ m" ”N "I the n“' the world asked themselves while monies on "Sh” Another Reason" duced record still SOunds like a re-
. , ~ ‘. ”191‘: “0 W WU”) “CNN dboul watchlng the opening ot the lee Aid Squeeze will perform in Memorial Coliseum Thursday night. surpass the REM. sound. anti Dan cord and not just a good rehearsal
. . , . . squeeze getting back together concert In Philadelphia After the I . I I . . Trisko lives up to ms reputation as tape, it passes Velvet Elvis“ EP
. . ‘ \‘dltl Elaine lldrl‘b a disc Jockey tor globally televised concert. the ques- history." she said. "Whichever Phil- may raise quite a few approvmg one of the best guitarists in town on more than passed.
, I ‘_ \VKQQl‘M “we thought. after the) tion 0h mam- minds was ““here adelphia high school mailed in the eyebrows. thequick bridges
’ . ‘ broke up that inc} were gonc Yttrt‘h ”Mg“ their'album“ most postcards won a Hooters con— .. If Lexington has an “art band,"
‘ - . c: cert at their school, Over 115,000 Dennis Greaves and Mick Lister “Patron 0f the ANS, a ‘0"? song this is it. Velvet Elvis is Producing
~ , - it _,.v--.iht:t,; shut-tuck past has When Live- aid organizers chose rockers in David Bowie‘s favorite write all The Truth's songs. as well ‘0 a woman who loves the arts as an original texture in the fabric of
. ‘ '. . hop, .i.. :i.t ohmth lll‘lglngill} the the Hooters to open the concert. the American city can'tbeall wrong " as handling the lead vocal and gui- much asIher man. also displays a localmusic
. . group rail: fit-H. composed oi t‘hris group was a local Philadelphia With songs such as “And We tarchores Byrds guitar influence. but features I .
- : ' ltritoi : \oncoptcr Glenn ’l‘ilbrook hand "The Hooters sold lootioo cop» Danced” and “All You Zombies" drummer Shari McGee. who cap- And the records cover art IS by
. \villg‘t'."1lt‘l ..nu lead singer and Jo zes oi tin independently produced re» train their new _Ve‘rvous Night LP. Their debut album is titled Plut lures a beat that out-syncopates synr far more artistic than the Velvet El-
, lhm .lmh llolitirtii ktitltllar‘tlh cord to their tans in Philadelphia." the Hooters should set the coliseum ground and their bright. clear sound copationitself “595 that are the group S namesake I
I ' ' lr titan Holland lci‘t the group and said l'rch "Those kind of figures rocking Thursday night is bound to have a positive effect at She plays like someone who trips 'I it was drawn by 6-yearold Can-
. . ' was "t‘pliil'e'if ti: Paul t‘arrack Car- are amazmg without record label the outset of Thursday night's show. and catches herself most gracefully dice Burks
' - rut-it .tus .\ 'h 'Nlut’t’lt' :or a little support. and considering the rock The third band on Thursday‘s tick- Tickets are $10 for lower arena. before falling. as John Clark jumps
' I ' , Tillilt' that: .. year and one album literate Philadelphia population et is The Truth. a British group and $8 for upper. and are available in on bass guitar to musically back
' ' :. _r ‘. before their breakup whose L'2-styled promo poster has at the Student Center Ticket Office up the promise ”l‘risko makes with Fun and Traublc is available at
" "i 198;! "They were also involved in a been in the Student (‘enter for the and both Disc Jockey record stores the lyric "I'll be your patron of the Cut Corner Records. Bear's War Re-
. ' \ll'n the} re back together with radio promotion which received the last few weeks On their first L' 5 Tickets will also be available at the arts/if it takes me all my life/you cord Exchange, both Disc Jockey
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