xt7m901zgx55 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7m901zgx55/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 2000-09-18 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 18, 2000 text The Kentucky Kernel, September 18, 2000 2000 2000-09-18 2020 true xt7m901zgx55 section xt7m901zgx55 life in the
parking lot

You know that you may
be a little too used to
tailgating if you fit
any of these
stipulations.

You have to pack a
cooler with Coronas
and a little Zip-lock
baggie full of pre-cut
limes just to have a
good time.

Yelling at traffic and/or
anyone in red about
how much Knight
(former lU coach
Bobby Knight) "sucks
ass" occupied more
then an hour of your
time because you
just wanted to make
sure everyone else
knew.

If you have ever seen
the UK marching
band serenade an
indisposed tail-gater
in the port-a-pots
with a fight song that
encourages their
speedy exit.

You no longer worry
about sneaking
alcohol into the game
because you have
sewn a speCIaI pair of
boxers with pockets
just the right size for
the Jim Beam
Traveler.

You would go to the
game right when it
started, but the
parking lot is too
much fun to leave.

Pre-game tailgating
starts for the night
games at or before
one in the afternoon.
This is only because
you couldn't finish all
the alcohol you
bought it you started
later.

Saying something like "I
lost my parents and l
think they are in this
lot" gets you to a
parking spot right
next to the stadium,
even-though your
parents are not even
close to Lex-vegas.

Chicken legs and beer
cheese are what
made up your entire
dinner.

Playing touch football
where everyone has
to have a beer in
their hands does not
seem like an unusual
event.

Yelling at the top of
your lungs for no
reason is reason
enough.

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Faculty, Wethington at

Differences: Wethington issues an apology days after he
allegedly threatened to fire two medical officials

Faculty members
prefer the building
be built on
University Drive
because of its
proximity to
campus. The
consulting team,
which was hired by
Wethington in June.
prefer the Virginia
Avenue site . The
consultants say
construction would
be delayed on
University Drive
because the Kelley
and Animal
Pathology Buildings
would have to be
demolished.

By Amanda York
imam trim

The controversy over
where to build the new lilo
medical Biological Science
Research Building reached
an all-time high last ’l‘hurs
day evening when ITK I’resr
ident (‘harles Wethington
allegedly gave two faculty
members. who were open
about their disagreement
with his preferred IillIIlllIlL'
site. an ultimatum.

The ultimatum [)(i\l‘(I
two choices: The faculty
members could affirm
\i'ethittgton‘s preferred
building siteat Viruittta .\\'
ethic and Limestone Street

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or turn iti their letters of

resignation by 3 pm. Fri
day evening. said Iiill For
tune. professor of law attd
chair of the l'niversity Sen
ati-(‘ouncil

The faculty members.
\‘ice (‘haticeIIot' for Re-
search Del (‘ollins and
Dean of the ( ‘ollege of Medi-
cine lfimery Wilson. would
not comment on the issue.

(‘ollins did. however.
confirm that Wethington
did haye a meeting last
Thursday With the vice
cItzttici-Ilors.

"[ can not provide you
with what occurred iii the
meeting." l‘ollins said.

FUND-RAISING GOAL FOR THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

Capital dreams

The l.e.\'ington Herald
Leader reported Saturday

that
ever

Wethington
making the

denied
allega

tions. attd on Sunday he is
sited an apology to both
(‘ollins and Wilson for their
opposition to the site of the
new $15 million building.

"I rcspcct their opinr
ions attd very much want
them to cotttintte Ill their
administrative positions."
Wethington said. "I sincere
ly {lpliIllngi' to them if they
felt threatened by anything

I said."
Fortune said

he com

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The Kelley and Animal Pathology Buildings, in the Medical Center Complex

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shown above, would have to be demolished before the BBSRB could be

built on University Drive.

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The Capital Campaign kick off events included a presentation by the UK Choruses and the UK Marching Band during the halftime
show at the UK and ID football game. For more on the game see page 4.

Amy Crawfoflf
STAFF WRITER

Southern fried chicken.
Blackeeyed

Green beans.

Greatness."

“We are here today due
to the effort of many peo—
ple." Terry Mobley. UK's

“Our task

tious."

Wethington
“but we are not undaunted."
The time for the Univer-

ambi~
said.

peas. Potato salad. All the
ingredients for an al fresco
lunch on a cool summer's
day.

Throw in a blue and
white gingham tablecloth
under a blue and white tent.
Mix in prominent UK alum-
ni. donors. faculty and stu-
dents. Add the suspense of a
major announcement and
an ambitious challenge.

What do you have? The
key event to UK‘s Capital
Campaign. "A Call To

chief development officer
said. Mobley praised the
leadership of the campaign
committee who will contin-
ue to anchor corporate
donors like Toyota and the
McDowell (‘ancer Founda
tion.

While a chilly wind blow
through the tent. UK Presi
rlent Charles Wethington.
campaign National Chair
James W. Stuckert and Mob
ley announced the Universi
ty's first comprehensive
funding-raising drive.

AMOUNT'ALREADY RAistb‘i‘bURich’ Two-me ottitt‘rwbersmo PHASE

sity to become self-funded is
now. he said. in 1992. 41.1
percent of UK‘s budget came
from the state government.
For the 9900 school year.
only 26.1 percent of UK's op
erating budget came from
Frankfort.

The campaign is de-
signed to help UK reach Top
20 status 2020. Money from
the campaign will be used
for research. endowed pro-
fessorships. student scholar-
ships and other programs.

With a drumroll from

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the UK Band. Wethington
and Stuckert officially un-
veiled the $600 million goal.

Participants rose.
clapped their hands and
sang the school's fight song.
“On. On U of K."

“It won‘t happen
overnight." Wethington said
of the goal.

“But it will establish a
foundation."

The foundation has al-
ready been established. UK
has reached half of the goal
with 3.318.054.449. Wething-
ton hopes to raise two-
thirds of the goal before he
steps down from the presi-
dency of UK next summer.

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Members of the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity work early
Saturday morning to build a house on Ann Street.

‘Servants of all': Alpha Phi Alpha
members help build a home

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The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity members
kicked off the covers early Saturday morning
to fulfill their creed “First of all. seryants of
all. we shall transcend all."

The fraternity members. alonu with other
I'K students they encouraged to tag along.
helped build a house Saturday with Habitat for
Humanity. a non profit (‘hristtatt ministry that
helps build homes for low-income families who
desire to own a home.

It was bright and early in the morning. but
the construction site was filled with smiles and
laughter as everyone realized that they were
not just doing a good deed but also most ttnpor
tantly. helping to provide a faintly with a home
to call their own,

Terry Atkinson. business management Vlll
ttior and parltamentarian and chaplin for the
fraternity. worked diligently on the house.

“I am a server of the community." Atktn
son said

“I attt glad all these people with positive at
titudes showed tip We low that as Alphas."
said Daniel I’let‘l‘e, a computer science senior
and Vice president of Alpha Pitt Alpha.

Pierre said he gets self satisfaction from

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“1 was
trying to
send a
message
to Tipper.
She said
she got
it.”

- Al Gore,
explaining the
lengthy kiss he
gave his wife at

last month's

Democratic
Convention, to

Davrd Letterman
on Thursday's
"Late Show."

U.S. warns Iraq about aggression

SINGAPORE [7.8. Defense Secretary
William (‘ohen warned lraqi leader Saddam Hus~
seiii yesterday to avoid taking atiy aggressive
action” against his country‘s neighbors. saying
the l'nited States anti Britain could defeat any
threat. Kuwait urged world leaders yesterday to
take steps to restrain lraq from threatening the
eiiiirate or stability in the Persian (lulf as a
whole after Baghdad warned last week that it
would take action to stop what it called Kuwaiti
ilit'll oi~ its till.

Gordon downgraded to tropical storm
(‘lCllAK KEY. Fla. 'l‘ropical Storm Gordon
has lost some strength as it charges toward Flori
da's (iiilf t‘oast yesterday with winds just below
hurricane strength. drenching rain and a storm
surge threatening to reach it) feet. Gordon‘s top
sustained winds fell from 7.3 mph early yesterday
to about Ttt mph by afternoon. just below the 74
mph threshold for a hurricane. A voluntary evac-

uation was underway on the small island of

(‘edar Key. directly in the storms path about ltltl
miles north of Tampa, but many of this rustic
fishing town‘s aoo residents were staying put.
Forecasters expected Gordon to hit the coast late
yesterday in Florida's Big Bend area. according
to Hugh t‘obb. a meteorologist at the National
Hurricane (‘enter in Miami

Fujimori prepares for Peru ballots

l.l.\l.\. Peru President Alberto Fujimori.
dragged down by a bribery scandal involving his
feared intelligence chief. met yesterday with his
t‘abinet to paye the way for new elections and
plan his i"\il from power. as l‘eriiy izins took to
the streets and flooded radio stations to voice
their joy or sorrow. lleaitli Minister Alejandro
.\_'uinaga said yesterday that the new elections
Funniori announced hours earlier would proha
my be held in six to seven months, Speaking with
reporters alter the t‘aiiinet meeting. Aguinaga
sillll l’iinniori's ministers backed his decision to
call .i new presidential tote ill \\lil<.'ll he would
invt lIv’ :i i'aiitlltlzile

Atlantis crew seals space station

(‘APli (‘.-\.\J.-\\'lil\‘.»\l.. Fla Space shuttle
Atlantis" astronauts closed the doors to the inter-
national space station yesterday after accom-
plishing all their chores and more. They plan to
pull away aboard Atla iiis late tonight. You did
:t it ntqistic jolt.” radioed Mission (‘ontrol. and
we know the li\peditio:i (the crew will really ap
pi'i-ciate all the etlort you put in getting their new
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WILL LEAVE

11 George W.
Bush wins the
11.5.
presidential
election this
November, he
may not be the
only one
moving into a
new house.
Kim Basinger
said her hus-
band, actor and
Democratic
party

activist Alec
Baldwin, said he
would leave the
United States it
the Republican
candidate wins.

 

STILL COOL?
Roch group Def
Leppard has
been around
for 23 years,
and its appeal
doesn't seem to
be fading, at
least not in
Kansas.

About 10,000
fans stood for a
two-hour con-
cert Friday
night as

the band drew
the largest
grandstand
crowd of the
summer at the
Kansas State

nent space station crew - is scheduled to blast off

Oct. 30 aboard a Russian rocket and arrive at the
complex two days later fora four—month stay.

Herpes vaccine could help women

TORONTO Researchers have made the
first vaccine that protects against genital herpes -
but there is a major catch: It works only in
women and only if they have never had cold
sores. The findings. reported yesterday, area sur-
prise. Until now. no vaccine has ever been shown
to work in one sex but not the other. Experts say
this could present unexpected trouble for creat~
ing other vaccines for sexually transmitted dis-
eases. such as: AIDS. The results were not the
clear home run that the vaccine's developer.
SmithKline Beecham. had hoped when it began
designing the latest studies a decade ago.

French launch sweep vs. separatists
PARIS. France French authorities
launched a large-scale weekend sweep against
Basque separatists. bringing in 11 people for
questioning. seizing weapons and uncovering a
clandestine bomb-making factory. Six of those
apprehended Saturday night are suspected of be»
longing to ETA. an armed group that has been
fighting for an independent Basque homeland in

northern Spain. The other five are suspected of

lodging the suspects at homes in southwestern
France.

Jets beat Bills 27-14

EAST RLT'I‘HFRFORI), NJ. The New York
Jets didn‘t wait until the fourth quarter to make
big plays this time. as Vinny ’I‘estaverde lofted a
45-yard scoring pass to cornerka Marcus Cole-
man on the final play of the first half. and Kevin
Williams returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touch»
down yesterday. lifting the Jets to a 27-14 victory
over the Buffalo Bills.

Cardinals defeat Cubs 4-2

ST. l.()l‘lS Right fielder Sammy Sosa‘s
threebase error allowed three runs to score in
the eighth inning and the St. Louis (‘ardinals
beat the (‘hicago (‘uhs 12 yesterday. The (‘ardi
nals won their seventh in a row. completing a
fourgame sweep of the (‘ubs for the first time
since 1963. St. Louis cut its magic number for
clinching the NL (‘eiitral to two over (‘incinnati

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Continued from page 1

mended Wethingtoii for mak‘
ing the apology.

"I think it shows some
courage on his part to have is-
sued that apology." Fortune
said.

The Kernel placed phone
calls to both (‘ollins and Wilson
on Sunday and did not get an
answer.

Fortune said he learned of
the ultimatum Friday morning
when a colleague called him at
his home and told him. Fortune
would not name the colleague.

Later that Friday. Fortune
said he saw Chancellor (James
Holsinger on campus. and that
Holsinger said Wilson and
(‘ollins had both signed state-

ments saying that they would
“implement the decision that
was made.“

Fortune. who was tlustered
by Wethington’s actions
against Collins and Wilson.
said Friday that the site of the
new building was important to
the research community. and
that Wethington should not ig-
nore the opinions of those who
oppose hint.

"I don‘t think President
Wethington is entitled to cut off
the debate." Fortune said Fri
day. “It (the building site) is too
important to rest on the deci-
sion of one person“

After Wethington issued
the apology. Fortune said he
hoped the topic of where to
build the new building was still
open for discussion.

“1 can‘t speak for the Presi—
dent on this. but I hope the mat-
ter is still open for discussion."
Fortune said.

 

CHARITY

Continued from page 1

his organization‘s short-
term goals such as helping
build a house with Habitat
for Humanity.

He pointed otit that the
fraternity also has long-term
goals on their agenda such
as regular tutoring sessions
throughout Lexington
schools.

The organization assist»
ed the Lexington Alpha Phi
Alpha Leadership confer-
ence this summer that
brought lull youth to UK for
a week with the objective of
enhancing the youth‘s lead»
ership skills.

"We like to see the inner
results of what we do."
Pierre said.

(iregorv Parks. psychol-
ogy graduate student and
the frateriiity‘s academic ad~
visor commended the frater»
iiity for their community
service.

"i am very proud of the
effort they are putting forth
iii the community. on cam

pus anti particularly in the
classroom."

Gene Wade. one of the
coordinators for the con
struction site oti Saturday
has been working for Habi
tat for Humanity for 1-1
years.

Wade was also pleased
by the frateriiity's dedica-
tion to doing work for the
community.

"i enjoy it and it brings
me a sense of pleasure." he
said.

He said he was excited
by the nice turnout of Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity meni-
bers and the other volun
teers.

The service wasn't re
stricted to fraternity meme
hers. ()ther l'K students
worked on the house. such
as Alicia Bingham. an ace
counting and business man-
agement senior. and shared
the fraternity members' ded-
ication to service.

“There is no substitute
for the feeling you get from
helping others." Bingham
said.

“it is good to get out and
help the community."

 

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Weekend aimed at
preparing for LSAT

"Many students ptit studying for the test
off until the last inititite. which is a mistake.
Anyone who‘s even casually thinking ahout
going to law school needs to he preparing in
some way." Miller said.

“It's slowly hecotniiig more ditlicult to get
into law school.” she said

The l'niversity of Louisville.
just reduced the size of its incoming
school class. she said.

l'nlike many stainlardizi-d tests. most law
schools expect students to take the l.S.—\'I‘ only

Get ready: A preparatory test
could pay off with a high score

By Nathan Lelgh
surrwiiiitii tor example.
. , la\v

Ck students have a chance to get a leg up
on the LSAT. the standardized test used for
law school admission

The l'niversity of Kentucky‘s (‘entral Atl-

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vtstng Service is holdtiig a Law School Aptr schools look at an average H‘- {m three 8mm“.
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The LSAT l’rep Weekend comprises two
activities. The first is a three hour workshop
by John Agnewi an instructor for Kaplan. a
company that specializes in test preparation.

Agnew will discuss test preparation. tips
and strategies Friday night from ragtottxttt pin,
The second activity is the administration of
an actual LSAT l‘rep Test from a previous
year. The threehour test will he given at to
am. Saturday.

The LSAT is a test required of all students I
applying to law school; scores on the LSAT Preparing for the LSAT
are of roughly equivalent importance to a law muse wishing to register for the LSAT Prep Week-
school applicant's overall gradepoint aver- endshoatdcailCentrat Advising Servicesat257-3383
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Student making political strides

Another role: Student was involved in the
political arena before he could vote

was too young to vote in the
presidential election hetweeii
(ieorge Hush and llill (‘Iinton
“It irritated the heck out of
me that I knew more about the
issues and the election than
most (people) :ilile to vote.”

By Matthevv London

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fellow ['K (‘ollege Repuhlicans.
conveying the importance
their help to the candidates for
piihlic otTice that they support.

The political science senior
has takeit on ntany roles
throughout his college career.
such as Young Republicans
president. and can now arld one
more to that list as he was re
cently natnerl Youth for Ernie
Fletcher (‘hairman at I‘K.

Sunderland says that Rep,
Fletcher has supported higher
education and is targeting the
college crowrl.

“He has given the students
a lot of reason to vote for him.“
Stinrlerland said

A native of |.e\ingtoii.

Sunderland. 31. moved with his
family to Virginia in Iltftl. hut
returned to Kentucky in IWT to
attend l'lx' Raised iii a conserv
ative family. Sunderlatid he-
came involved in politics in
1992 when :it the age ol l7. he

of

Sunderland said.

That prompted him to root
the reptililicans and help people
promote (ieorge Hush Ior prcsi
dent.

Following the election Sun
derlzind had minimal Il‘i\‘iil\r'
ment with politics until he
linded an internship in St ite
Sen. .lulie Roses t‘llTll‘ e a tepii
se ntatiye liotn .le lTe ison ( our.
ly.

This year has heeii a
tremendously htisy one for Suit
derland. In the spring semester
he was chosen by his peers to
he the chairman of the IR (‘ol
lege Repuhlicans

This past summer Sunder
land worked as an intern in the
Kentucky Ri‘ptlllllt‘llli l’artv's
headquarters in l’rankfort atid
still is working in that otTit‘t'
three davs each week tiiitil the
(ieitei'al I'llection. Nov 7

Sunrlerland says that he
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Bryan Sunderland. a political sci-
ence senior. was recently named
Youth for Ernle Fletcher Chairman.
Illt'ltl alter graduation turf in
titre goals do not n-w'eswirily Ill
(‘lllllt‘ running tor oi'tii Itiit he
said, "I would not riiie it out "

l-‘or now. Siiziderlaial con
t‘t‘llll'.ltt‘3s liis i'tloi‘ts on the po
litical attitudes ot l’lx' \llltli'iils

"We are not the party oI
old. white haired men smoking
cigars iii the hack ot the room."
Sunderland says ot the Reptiltii
can party

"We need to enei .‘l/n' the
youth and portray the tin lL‘t' of
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