WUCk an inde ndent student newspaper
y Vol. LXIV No. l3 9'3
Monday, September 18, 1972 University of Kentucky -
Eight pages Lexington, Kentucky 40506
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By MICHAEL CARR Zumwinkle said no demonstrations may sultation with the dean of students and the . . ) I
Kernel Staff Writer take place on the Med Center grounds, director of public safety, . I , ., ‘
The new draft to the Student Code Maxwell Place or any street or driveway protects rights , / .
concerning time, place and manner used for vehicular-traffic. . ‘ “It (the draft) may look as if it limits L , i ‘ x. i.
of on-campus demonstrations is now in the One of the most important paints in the people, but the effect is to give assurance . i. h i , M1? ,
hamls 01' Dr. .OUS _Sln_81etal‘yi UK document 18 the Rule of Reason. that the person’s rights willbeprotected," . ‘1 J I,
preSident, where it awaits final approval. This gives the dean of students power to said Zumwinkle f 3,, .. .
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The _d°°"me',“' °°m9°s°d by D" “be” Sleny the use Of an area} If, .m his Zumwinkle was first asked in the - i- ‘ i ., If x 7
Zumwmkle . Vice-preSIdent for student Judgement, a demonstration disrupts summer of 1971 by Singletary to developa t -
affairs, defines the. rules govermng all University activity or ‘jpresents an im- time, place and manner policy. , . s . , , , 36,»
campus demonstrations. _ minent threat of physical Violence or After about six meetings with a con- it ’2 - aft-J
Since reViSion 0f the Student (.30de m the destruction 0‘ property. sulatory group, a draft was formulated but , "
summer of 1970, no rules for time, place Disruptive situation not finalized. , - ..__ _T
and 'manner have existed even though “The Rule of Reason replaced a long list “The first draft was too cumbersome so - I. (It! ,
Section 3.4 states students must obey time, or. situations that would. constitute a the average man wouldnit read it," said - . .,
place and manner: regulations during disruption, 531d Zumwmkle. Many Zumwinkle. “Regulations of this type I /'_ 9 . ——
campus demonstrations. things are Judgmental in character. The should be something to be understood,” he ,9 ,
The new draft allows for two administration just can’t anticipate added. I .g _- _
“designated unrestricted areas” where everything thatwouldcauseit to say cease M d'f' dr ft . . i .g
blies may be conducted anytime the and desist u said Zumwinkle A 0 1 les 3 . f
355.8!“ . . . . ’ , ' Zumwinkle modified and shortened the 1' ° '
UniverSity IS in sessmn. These are located Should action be taken by the dean of d f h . 'th th I, a:
tot’ Alumni Gym and on the Student t de ts his decision ma be a aled raft. A ter anot er meeting w‘ . e i‘
wes . s u n ' y ' ppe group last month he presented the final 1‘ _ .
Center patio. h either through the vice-president for draft to Singletary. f . .
Free 599“ {"93 student affairs or the University Appeals Zumwinkle believes Singletary will give J _.
“The administration building lawn had B , d , V , _
been a free speech area in an earlier oar - his approval to the drafts content in'the ‘ r
.. - ,. .i - However. Zumwinkle stressed “the “very near future." After Singletarys ‘ ' I.
draft, said Zummnkle. but because it _ . . . . 1 ._ _ , . _
is occasionally used by ROTC and the black and white elements of the doctrine approval the guidelines would be availab e :7. .. I H,
C ~ - - - - - would be invoked only as a last resort. m the dean 0‘ students office. _ g .3 .-
ollege of Engineeringitis not included in _ _ .. . _ . 7 _ .
the final draft .. “The dynamics of the regulations are Dr- Singletary. needs “me ‘0 consider f . .. ; I e ';
Zumwinkle added the lawn is available that they eXist," said Zumwmkle, “But Lillie rgegmemgnilggrons Sgitdhglifr1$isle£lzally g .
on a reservation-only basis, but generally the dteantof studehjts Willttalktzn? do all he ‘ P‘pMost students upon reading .the » - . >
t' -S needed. can 0 s op any isrup ion 3 occurs. . ,_ _ i-’ . _ ..
only Short no Ice 1 The draft also permits marches of document carefully would see It as ‘3"? ( "if", infirmnrhz [lead
Other areas available on reservation groups larger than 20 provided the planned reasonable.“ said Zumwinkle. ”1 think all til: u: I; f": a. 'Sf'th' "If” Tn" :13,
only are indoor facilities, recreational route does not interfere with normal membersof the UniverSity community see X“? ”"..l""‘l‘ .0" Nth: ”(h‘ l ff
areas, the stadium parking lots and University activity. the need for these guidelines, provided Phl'h )"J‘mL 95- 010 .\ -c
residential areas of the campus. The route must be planned in con- they‘re reasonable," he said. " -' .‘
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i“ y . I I' I ‘- MM .: Freshmen seeking draft counseling “1 don't feel qualified enough in this — -
._ I 1 £36 I ' " I as» should try not to worry, according to Bob area. but I can recommend those who —: ,
we? . . .v .' '1. f "if , . . ' “fife ‘ Elder, of the draft counseling office are," said Elder.
Egg _ . .- 3.; . 7 it: 1.333% located in Patterson Office Tower. Elder offers the same advice to graduate -
" '- - : I , f 3 1’ I - . ' $923.23. “I inform students as to what laws there SiUdcnts. Careers in the Public Health —
”x32;_ '-. 3135., g If , f“: ' ¥ are and of any changes. I try to keep in- Service COllld be considered for grad ' ~ ' —
_ :3, ‘ Q: 2 x. - ' "‘ 3" formed," said Elder. students since individuals in this field are
\g}; g, M I 2 ‘gflg‘ . ' V . ‘ " According to Elder. if a freshman with a draft-exempt.
'th r"",:-»: a. “ {1% . _ . low number does not WlSh to go into the "It's becoming less and less of a ’—
, 3 5‘" . " . " __ service, he should look into other alter- roblem because of the lottery, As of July
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‘f MM“ ‘9 natives. 1, they (students) have the option of
' 1'4 ~ - ‘ .- I: “I?“ _ ROTC. the National Guard, the military joining the reserves or the National Guard
:5? i ' I I ' A , _. , reserves or conscientious objector (CO) instead of serving in the Army,"he added. _
' ‘: , ' M . W . .- "‘ status are a few of the possible choices. ‘ .
, o 7 . If a student wants to declare CO status, l try to be objective 'andto have the
Foggy Moun'au' man Elder can advise him on the procedures student look at himself, said Elder: l.
and will recommend more qualified want the student tobesurein his own mind
l-Iarl Scruggs picks a little Bluegrass music for hand-clapping. foot-stomping fans at persons to talk to. by finding out all the information.“
the (‘oliseum last Saturday nite. (Photo by Jeff Beatty)
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73““. i a proposal that may provide GLF with a way to use dog_day urc gonna‘bc wuh us until at least
/ ‘ ‘fl University facilities. More info on the new through 1905“)" "'3“ ”day '5
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/ ' fenders is on page 5 and an article on UK‘s victory rerun tom" m mu hos '0 ow 705‘ H'gh
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