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in the eight preliminary rounds in com-
·· A UK graduate is an honoree of the petition with varsity debaters from
i 1991 OAK Awards, Outstanding Alum- throughout the countiy.
E · nus of Kentucky, presented by the Ken- The topic for debate was: “Reso1ved: v;;—·’-WUI ‘ "   · _
tucky Advocates for Higher Education. That one or more United States Su- si _ l   as 
I T. Marshall Hahn _]r., chair of the preme Court decisions granting the     » °   ` 
| 1 board and chief executive officer of the right to privacy should be overturned."     . ./ i  i ‘  is
M Georgia-Pacific Corpoiation, received the Puckett and Albano advocated the _' ‘‘'V . — '`V        . {
award at a luncheon September 16 at the overturning of National Treasuiy Em-   IQ} .; `L { I
Marriott Resort Hotel in Lexington. ployees Union vs. Von Raab. In this     ·'”—     sf; j if
I A native of Lexington, Hahn gradu- decision, the court allowed drug testing     Qi, · V
ated from UK in 1945, at the age of 19, on customs seiyice employees without      I ,  
with honors in physics, and returned to individualized suspicion.  ji? ,._s I I Si  $1  
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“ UK 111 1950 as a professor of physics. 6         a
At 36, Hahn became president ofVir-  ·—— ·—> r     (     _ 
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State University. In 1975, he began a  
seegnd sueeessful Career, joining Gegr. Ulltll OC[Ob€I`, Kéllttltjléy WHS 0116 of Twenty ye¤rs h¤ve UK Alumni Associo-
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He has served as ehgir gf [he bgard and T11€1l Gov. VV2lllHC€ \Nl11{lllSO1`l 211]- Minority Aftoirs with the university's
(QEO gf (Leo]-gj;1-P;iCj§C since 1934 nounced an anticipated $155 million ° ’*"“ °f “”°’ ° l#2°q Ai"‘°"
_ _ I _ h H f I C I 1 h secretory ond Jerry Amencon olumni.
Hahn is a UK Fellow and in 1990 Swlt A Or we ommomvea t . S,,,,,,,,,s,wh,, wu, Duma,
I received gn h()nOi-ary degree Of dgergr The   SYSICIH WAS HS1<€(l to CUL oppointed ¤SsiSt¤nt homecoming owords
oflawg from UK about $15 million from the budget. ;° ll"? ""?t;"‘:’:l°": :’f':‘l;°' ’P°"‘fL t
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Alsg, egeh reeipienr hgs grqiyely snppgrred people QS l]lLlC1l HS pOSsl1)l€. recruitment, fin¤nci¤l Johnson, ¤ Louisville
P their alma mater since graduation. D6SPi[6 [h6 bU€lg6i CMS, UT6 Council cmd P°°ls°n°l . s°h°°l *°°°h°r’ w°s
{ _ _ _ — _ 7 . _ . . , . counseling, social ollowed to enter
’ This is the [hird presenrgngn   OI] Hlgllél EOLICHUOII 1S 2lC1\jOC2l[ll]g lllll and auhural only uhm, ¤ coun
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( quality higher educatign in K€muCky_ 1n1111on FY93 at Lexington; $92 million directs UK’s·efforts to teuching of block
1 FY92 and $110.4 million FY93 for com- "°""'*’ "°*°'“’ f"‘d ‘”l“*° ""d°""
___ _____ _ . nurture und support an the some school.
D · mumty COll€g?S· U . its African-Americon Johnson, now
`[ DEb¢I'I'EI‘$ Do   Aglllll The council also is requesting at least students. 85, returned to help
 "“““—“_—  $$400,000 to be applied toward Kentuckv sP°°'°l °‘""'f'°‘ ‘°l°l"'°*° *1]** 29
i_ T UK d _ Y _ _ d f_ 1 E I ( . R f _ . . .' . 7 I 1   to mork the ¤nmver- yeors of minority
wo stu ents welename top ICS 1- c UCAIIOH e 01111 11]1UdLl\i€S at eac 1 o sary which saak affairs Programming
H men debaters at the annual Harvard the institutions. ploce during on compus, ond the
1- UniversityIntercollegiate Debate Tour- The Counci1's construction request H°'“°‘°'""‘9 "°‘” °l‘{'“"{ 9'°"P
, . . . . . , ,. . weekend were nomed tn his honor.
s nament in Cambridge, Mass. includes ten projects worth fi>l(>8./ mil- Planned hy sha Ahavsl Jahhsan
>- Don Puckett; an economics mtgor from lion is being made. UK's proposed newly formed Lyrnon is presented with on
6 Lexington, and Andy Albano, an uncle- Commonwealth libnuy is fifth on the   ‘l°i";j°': Al";“"' °‘”°"d bY $'°"°“’·
. , ., . . .. . ecno neres
0 clared mayor from Omaha, lweb., won a councils list of prionties behind, among Gcaaa
6 3-2 decision over Redlands University other things, a mechanical engineering The Johnson
‘S in the final round to claim the top honor. building at UK and the expansion of Al"“‘"" P°"* °i 'l‘°
6 The Haivard Classic was attended by Lexington Community College.
ll more than 40 teams hom throughout the Responding to the council's priority
1- country. assessment of the libraiy project, Presi-
e UK debate directorj.W. Patterson said dent Wethington said, "I will continue to
the UK team and the Redlands tezun were advocate it as the first priority for UK."
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