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I   College-age, drunken drivers can attend a Forty-two University of Kentucky student- SWIMMING and DIVING: Kenneth
3 i different kind of class now at UK. They’ll learn athletes have been named to the 1989 SEC Atkinson, Sandra Bohorquez, Bonnie
' about the problems of drinking and driving Academic Honor Roll for spring sports, giving Franklin, Virginia McNeill, Bartley Pratt, V
) for their $50 class fee and they’ll qualify to UK the most honorees of any conference jeremy Salmon, Peggy Sheets, Brian VanHorn; $
' cut the suspension of their driver’s license from school, the SEC office has announced. TENNIS: Rich Benson, Caroline Knudten,  
'· six to 30 days. Auburn University had the second-highest lan Skidmore, Sammy Stinnett; I
'· “This program leads the way in the state for total with 41. TRACK and FIELD: Lisa Breiding, David
' , alcohol driver education. We’re the only Earlier this year, 11 UK student-athletes had Brockwell, ]oe Butler, Robin Grim, Sherry
S ¥ university in the state with this kind of been named to the Honor Roll in football and Hoover, Brian Maslyar, Valerie McGovern, i
t program? said Todd Warnick, UK’s chemical three in women’s volleyball, pushing UK’s total Chandra Naidu, Kristy Orre, Patricia Padorno- l
“> dependency counselor and one of the for the year to 56. Betancor, Lynne Segreti, Bob Whelan. l
B founders of the program. “We are proud of the accomplishments of `
ll The program also is one of the few in the our teams and student-athletes this year, partic-  i I ~ l '  I
nation aimed at college-age drunken drivers, ularly in the classroom? said Wildcat Athletics e       i » », i
I he said. The program is open to any first-time Director C.M. Newton. “This is the second   " h»f;,g`       
I offender, although it is aimed at drivers from significant announcement this spring about   ‘  i f li l U ; 
l' 18-to-25 years old. our academic success? _   ` V ` l
;‘ The first classes will begin this fall, says The football team received the College Foot- `  .  er l
R Warnick. At least one class will be held each ball Association’s highest academic award for li, -    
E month. Warnick expects up to 200 persons to graduating the most players from their 1983     @4 l
9 enter the program each semester. recruiting class. Only Notre Dame, the e U   .
fl The two-year program was funded by a University of North CarolinaChapel Hill and `S _ __   _
g $90,000 grant from the U.S. Department of the University of Virginia had won the award   5 { _  
. Education. The grant came after a campus since its inception Z? years ago. i   ve 
*l survey showed a need for a drug and alcohol- To be eligible for the SEC Academic Honor ‘   S ·  "  
g awareness program, said Mike Nichols, director Roll, student-athletes must have at least a 3.00 _ _ `iY`* E   ’‘`°   3 ,
2 l oflthe University’s counseling center. grade point average (either cumulative or Tom Gcllhen ISH, G Kentucky Gmsllmm Ludlow  
n addition to DUI offenders, the program dur1ng the immediate past school year), must Gnd JG Bwmlleld exewllve director Ol UKIS l
l- also will involve some disciplinary referrals have been enrolled at their institution for at Nellonél Alumnl Asseclellen Welch GS UK I
Y from the residences halls or from the Dean of least one academic year, must have earned 24 preeldenl Devld ROS elle Slene O Copy Ol l
Students Office. Often such discipline prob- semester or 36 quarter hours countable toward Gcltherls CO||¤g€ Oi bUl|dlng$ Gnd iqndmqpks `
il lems are related to alcohol abuse, he noted. a degree, and must have earned a letter during on the Lexington campus. The centennial print, i
5* The program “gives me an opportunity to the current season. commissioned in honor of the l00th anniver- l
l' help them become aware of their drinking Here is a list of UK’s spring honorees by 5¤VY Oi *1*6 l\l¤il0¤¤l Alumni A$$O€l¤il°“» Sell l
S· problem? said Warnick, “and then hook them sport: ICI $49 *
h into a treatment program.” BASEBALL: Mark Blythe,]im Dill, Roger l
U Gum, ]ohn Hampton, ]oe Welch, Billy White,  
I, Bruce Wise; l
is GOLF: "led Beckmann, Brett Bronski, Steve  
d Flesch, Alan Horwitz, Ann Kroot, Greg Q
h Lehmann, Tim Leroy, Mark Mclntire;  
GYMNASTICS: Heather Kirk, Donna l
fi Oeffinger, Diane Sill; A
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