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Kentucky Kernel

Vol. XCII, No. 34 Established 1894 University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky Independent since 1971 Tuesday. September 27. 1988

 

More than $3,000 worth of UK basketball equipment stolen

By THOMAS J. Sl'l.l.l\'.\\
Executive Editor

More than $3.000 worth ot' items were
stolen truth the UK basketball equ1pment
room in Memorial (.‘oliseum last weekend.
['K l’olice estimated that the burglary
took place between 7 pm. Friday and it
am. Sunday. said Stephanie Bastin. l‘K
crime prevention coordinator

Robert (iayheart. a student manager tor
the basketball team. reported Sunday
morning to police that the room had been
broken into. Bastin said

Gayheart could not be reached for com-
ment

Bastin declined to comment on how the
burglars got into the Coliseum.

Chris Cameron, UK sports information
director, said that the burglars got into the
equipment room through the ceiling.

Access was gained by removing ceiling
tiles in the Coliseum hallway and traveling
through a cubbie hole above the wall and
in through the equipment room ceiling.
('ameron said.

('ameron said. however. that he didn‘t

know how the burglars got in‘o ’lu- (Ii/l'
iseum.

Among the numerous items stolen ii-om
the equipment room were six Champion
Basketball uniform tops «numbers So. lz.
20, 25, 12 and Zilt. tite (‘hampion Basket
ball shorts and nine pairs of .\ike .\lt‘llt."i‘i,'
Ill basketball shoes unique to 'lit' t'k’ l'.t\
ketball team

Many of the items taken were unique
made only for Kentucky players. ‘ Basra:
said, Because of this. Bastin and ‘bi' 't.i-
items Will be easy to identity

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yesterday that the th administration Is
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program

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gram be say ed

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tions, and sometimes kicking the
trio into straight-ahead jazz tunes
by Douglas, Gomez or Thelonius
Monk

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siasm for their uptempo tunes
manifested itself Via foot-stomping.
hand-clapping. percussive effects
on instruments and a acappella
\olt‘lllgs

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slapping the change in his pants
pocket to keep tune at sortie points

The playing abilities of all per
lill'lll(‘l\ were first rate Stoltzman

coaxed an amazing array of tonal
colors from his instrument. At
times it was easy to forget that he
was only playing a clarinet.

Douglas's playing was steady
and his musicianship was clearly
in evidence as he switched from
keyboards to bassoon for some
pieces Gomez topped himself each
time he took a bass solo.

Some of the quieter pieces uti»
lized the stunning photographic
work of John Pearson. As the trio
played, Pearson manipulated slide
projectors, folding one image into
another on the screen, thus fusing
the visual with the aural.

This combination was particular-
ly effective on the title piece of the
tour. Steve Reisch‘s “New York
Counterpoint . “

The piece was performed by
Stoltzman playing along with a pre

taped accompaniment of to differ-
ent clarinet parts.

As one clarinet came in against
another. subtle counterpoint shifts
gradually materialized. Dozens of
images projected by Pearson only
added to the total effect that made
this concert a unique experience.

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Reagan delivers an upbeat speech to the United Nations

 

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sharply reduce nuclear arms may
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duce long—range bombers, missrles
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