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D E c Committee debates undergraduate competency exam'nat' ns
ByJOHN VOSKUHL place at the committee‘s regular would be a good way to determine would do is let us see how many stu entity-s ll‘t‘shlll‘il. xtitilwzrmrr t. the \illlilltlll..i'.lV .- .. ....
NewsEditor meeting in theStudent Center. the condition of the current general dean in recent years have grad ruororseiuor itin' fr'.i\:ti;..!\ 3! an»; m.- may.
John Stephenson. director of the studies program uated without taking a math murse He said \tipinsinntmi till‘..;‘\llt'l \tflplauthW
. ‘ The Joint Committee for the Re- Appalachian Center and chairman "We really don't have m, .1 V , at l‘K.‘ Stephenson said programming could he list“. .nn l»~ tillirr .itiztu- 'iw . ., ‘tm'
,. View of General Education yester- of the committee. said the L'nrversr- mum to 58;, that 'h' Al “n‘mu ‘1 think we should ask ourselyes it duct the sunny Although ‘lu- .m: ..wisuii-ml lL".l.ll “.g u- it .i
. da discussed the ssiblit of in ti- tv of Tennessee already admmisters ~ “f" M r“ (k’mg we re' lly n »d to do thi ' 1 Ray woult ir h 'll \\ . an ‘i r ' -- .. .. .. t .. » ,. .,
3," p0 y S - - now is not working Demski \lll d ’ fl 3’ Mm ' < t 1" l ”H “M W‘ “l“ " 'r' "‘ "“ -
""Jung a competency [85! M 4‘ ('Gmpelency {95! {O ”Kl”. second ”This k d { lh ‘ , 1‘ ‘ fi‘iofid Belts. t‘iii‘i‘ifi‘iiiiifi‘ filt‘fiiik'i' and illitih iii-rut wiit'fll'l I t.il. .It Rut, . ".r'gi‘tii'rawfltii.i' wt .iit'. . ., .3‘
determine how well the general semester seniors The test at LT 15 , m‘ ,0 mg would prm‘d‘) director of the l'niversity Honors he done or not llt'\.llll ltrlis ,i.. u: .i ., . -
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studies curriculum is educating UK prepared by the American College Program ‘lt we re domg it. let s Donald Saints .1.\\tli.1'tl ...i :i;.- .utlttitiu... Hun-gm ”suit-am..-
students. Testing program.he said Noaction was taken on then-st get all the relevant data we can pus chancellor tot ... .uimun .i11...'\ 1 .: t‘filnii'lllfi 'lir '0‘3..ttl'lllrt'
“It‘s about the best I've seen." _ , . , sibly use lfwet'iin't letsnotdoit said he didn't think .. tom alter an» ”iv ”mi n ... .1 'li:- - 'rci'
_ The committee. which reports to Stephenson said. "It instituted. it ugh? tommmwdlfio appointed “ Hetts suggested that detailed in grain could handle the aft f'ir" . .\t't'..l' yu‘ .il; .igiw ei:.i' gent-Li ml...
both th Universit Senate and Art ~ ' .. ee7 7’“, . 01d Student Center With hand- srtter fortheday. . tion to the students' overall academ- cation.
// a 7 115/, ' ‘ 7 ll icapped doors that cost about $3: ”I really believe the camp 15 a ic record, evaluation must include The proposal requires official
I, ,-/,/' ,xj ’“ O}? - ,7? ,i' y 400each. good deal. If you had to pay a be factors such as assessment of re- “conformity with recent state regu-
f/2 ‘e // ~'_' . l' ' Dorsey said 5A3 members at bYSItter and theh send the babXS't‘ search and laboratory performance. lations and otherwise updates re-
/i,/ A, »”'"'//' ‘3 f' 2. ”I large have put a '0‘ of work into ter and 31°“r Child t0 the m°V1$i professional behavior and inter- quirements for admission into the
,/:; // 1’ ~ ,. ' fi’ /’ preparation for the camp. The it would cost you a lot more than views. program."
1/ 1/. l’m . ’ 5/ Student Center addition will be $6.”Dor§ey said. . . , “A student might have acceptable “It is a recodification so the rule
7,; . . f ‘- closed Sunday so the camp can Deadline for applications ‘5 Dec. grades, but their behavior with pa- is more consistent to what’s in the
///; I; z ' usethe facilities. ?. For more information concern tients might be such that they catalog (Senate nasal." Harry Bar-
" 41/. /~-\ “The camp will start off by me the camp call 25743867 or step should not be permitted to work with nard, associate dean for teacher ed-
/ ‘ ' showing cartoons, followed by by203$tudent Center. 3 patients and consequently should not ucation and certificatron.said.
, (I 4, , Walt Disney's Robin Hood," she Student Government Assocra- continue in the program." Doug “The main reason for this revision
.7 5 /‘ said. “After the movie, the chll- hog. JMortarPthonlil. Panhellemlc Rees, council chairman. said. is to include the regulations on com-
" % ' dren will be assigned to a camp an unior a e enic counci s . petency in the Senate rules" Rees
,r; 2 helper and make Christmas orna- and Chi Omega, Pi Beta Phi and :fdthforactuallpetli‘fgmsjneee ‘5 to b? said. “It (the proposal) now makes
W}; 41/; ’ ' l '1! ments to take home at the end of Kappa Kappa Gamma sororities “Sam thafvatil‘dients' must :2th it clear that interviews are required
. /;”=-// ' « ‘ theday.” are sponsoring the event With 5 tel forsw med as to me [- ofall studentstobeadmitted to the
(Rhiannon Kernelmaphm “The ornaments will be easy to SAB. ”Emil? y int: 0: which evaluatio‘: is teaching certification program."
thcocairirpg If the Senate passes the proposal.
"1 'l i'. u. 'lr if. '1‘ ‘Ir rl. ll. 'l. i‘. ’la in 'l. ’I Hi ’l. Ill ‘1: '1. '1‘ Warm '1: ’l c ' guidelines willth into effect this I
~_' ' ‘ ‘ . The proposal originally came be- Spring. "‘
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" LJS | . Ripping your hair out over M ° '
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' . ‘ ‘ (AP)Phyllis George Brown was sitting he visited Mrs. Brown briefly yesterday
i ‘ f" M fl ‘ Cine lmporvteol Clothing :' The WRITING up in a chair. feeding her newborn morning and noted a distinct resem-
"_ a. . e .. ”a; : CENTER h ' 1 daughter and making a normal recovery blance between mother and daughter.
~ ‘4, .. ’ , - .. L “In 9 P from a Caesarean section. her doctor “The baby is very cute and. yes, she
-' . _, 1‘? V "" 'sw““" 'Hon 3 Hours: Barker saidyesterday. has dimples like Mrs. Brown," Stone
.‘ :4 . t . ,‘ 00'08305 OAc.mr|.s 7 M 10.2 The wife of Gov. John Y. Brown Jr. said.
h t 0C“?! 0T l l f: 1 10" "a" and her daughter, Pamela Ashley Greene said the bab was sta ing in
- 3 3 ope: r as , Room 103 Brown. will be spending another four to , y y
3: . . O , . _~ w 10-4, 6-9 . . . Mrs. Browns mom and had slept there
- ..., . . . Six days at the Umversrty of Kentucky . .
_ _ ,~ g a 10.4 ———- . . . Tuesday mght. He said that was not un-
;~ t . Holiday Hours i‘ Medical Center. said Dr. John W.
~ .. - .. , , a r 10.4 FREE Greene who delivered the infant “has “Sual f“ "WW“ and "‘3‘ me baby
‘ _: ”if W. . 4 mortgage: I.” 3 “cm“... a“ day ' was not purposely being kept out of the
5' "4. g," ' ‘ .. . ,, V . woof-ti" m ""‘tm' “" 3 Phono Mrs. Brown's parents were traveling to hospltal snursery. V
5 . ‘ W” 225mm" “R ”a! P 7mm” .. l", 257-1356 ‘0' "‘0'. '"fOflhflflO" Lexington Wednesday from their home in Mrs. Brown “is also walking some, sip-
S ‘ tritium-m ‘ g F Denton.Texas. ping tea and is in excellent spirits,"
' 7‘ ,' . :3 Hospital spokesman Patrick Stone said Greene said.
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student The UK theater department gave ‘—'———_—'— vitality durirg Roxie's trill help .‘vlanc- Henderson sea-tits in tLi\r mt: .. \t‘t ,. trillin‘ 1h.» Uighur in 111,111. 1,11 “1, .1 111.111
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raduate wheeling. no-holds-barred produc- REVIEW Kevm Haggard is splendid as son's proyei'tton did not match those le';‘ Hangs 'iiumu Ming .if .i' .it mm“ u ”“1. .1.“ .11 1' ,u. .‘f
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w‘“ not 0880-" comic flair for Amos’s mannerisms ral moments which worked it“. ,H 1 1 _ 11., . . ._. 1l‘ 1,111 1 1
1 A veritable Charleston of merry — and presence on stage Haggard overall the Matron \ianm tile: :w: '1'1‘1'” 13‘,“ 1".“ "'l“ "l-‘W‘ “11‘1“” 1:11,),1'1'111” 11115111, ‘
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ld't'ms be one of the best maimtage shows sionate and precise. radiating the to the role. Though he is mien the around ht‘r ”*" 11 11.5“)?“ ""“,“‘r“"““"‘“ g- ‘11,. ._ W 1 1 . my, 1
”‘8. ,8d' producedinrecentyears. steamy heat that marks the entire only eamestsongintheshow. "Mist She is not alone lt‘. this arm 13‘. 2““ '“f‘”“"“““ ““7; “‘“M \,_11,._:._\ .1 “.1“. H. 1”; 1.
artifica— Red Ebb and Bob Fosse‘s book is production. ter Cellophane." Haggard's Amos is fact, Ollt' of the thou .\ his: man. 1‘ "W" "l" “‘m‘l ‘ ”um" rm: .y. 11“.. _. r.” “1' ' ' ' N H ”
3f Edu— a heartless tale 0f 1W0 imprisoned Lisa Rene Asher‘s Roxie Hart so stupid that the audience cannot beers "The l'rll tilt-tit Ling“ .... up "1 “1‘1: l5 1‘ fir'ml‘ ": 1‘"""“""""" ' ‘
. . women fighting more for fame than picks up where Clark leaves off, even sympathize withhim the brass lkills the- \l\ niiirtii-rt-w-t "“1 ‘ " “3 "’~ -"" 'Y " “a
0mm“ for their lives After all. Chicago's Asher. an experienced singer and Alura A. Pinch dos well in both display the llullllx'l l.\ .u-tlthum» "
e regu- judges have not executed a woman perhaps the best in the cast, delivers her character roles. Her work as graphed. but the sllmt'l\ wizwtimi it“: \H “an“: 3.. m“. “1.1, mm. . . 11., . 1.1 .. . .. . ,. ..
t5 1'9- in 47 years so they should have little a seductive performance as the wife Hunyak the Hungarian is among the newr sit-p .itjt‘uxs th..t houndm t .,,. 3;. h, :mmmr my“ min-s i. 1M 11.. f. 1 .1.
'ltO the to fear. All they can do is capitalize gone astray. Her deadpan delivery. most engaging comic bits in the tween performing well and &.\.Tl)' 4..“ Mr, 1”. 1,, 1:1,“ [1, ”11,“. '1 it: 1 1.111111 ,1 1, ' 1 1 1111
h rul on theirnewscoverage. especially in the courtroom scene. show. so much so that it appeared thelrflllliillit'xllim w... 1,, 1m. 4,51 Hum»: “.11 M11, ,1 . 1. 1.1.,“ ) , .
f3 e . captures the bitter quality of Ebb co—actor Ken Sanders had trouble The weak projection illit‘ll til'ii'ttli: “mm“ “1, y ,1. :h-. .11 ‘ 11, ,. 1' i ., ' . ,
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'y Bar- in :{atzaeenfiacgr syocgi‘itric ch11"- Rounding out the fine leading cast sceneasherlawyer. er's sass) musit “lilt‘ll n gum .. (ism? '. mm t. tll‘.‘i\i>t‘. 11".... M.” ’ '
her ed- ans/r But that 18‘ engm to sa the- is Brad Wills, who fills the theater Paul E. Mullins shows much p0 spirited pl‘l‘ifirllltlllt‘t' in the lmln', :.11. 1.: ,, \ ”MN” ”L“ .111 .1,” J\\lf\ 1 ‘11”. “111
, , ac e S" . . x as Roxie's smooth-talking lawyer. tential in his few scenes. particular located center stage the ikllltl til.i\~ Mm. “.H_;,H...m11ki\ {numb 1
eViSion atergoers won t be fascmated. if not . . . - . . , “1 HtH\ i till! i I\
h, notized b their entertaini Billy Flynn. Wills gives a frantic ly when. as sergeant Fogart). he _...__-__ , _.- .. 7 1
ncom- ttyegcher'. y ng performance that keeps the show and Haggard enjoy a lively chat 1 >1 . ' ~, -
Rees 5' moving at its vaudevillian pace. yet over Fred Casely‘s corpse. Robert K .5.» _‘
makes The fascination begins with the he also oozes a sleazy charm that Parker Curry dances up a storm ‘ . _.1 ,. 1 1 _
rqutred initial rise of the curtain and the suggests Flynn‘segocentricity. during the entr'act. and his brief 1 f‘ ” ' . 1 11,
£0 the striking opening image behind it. The production offers a strong scenes during the show are set A" . .. .. ___-‘r__,. _ “M...“ . _ ‘ . - . g“
- Trish Clark, dressed in a revealing lineup of UK theater veterans. pro- by a maniacal smile and perfect 205 . 7 ‘ ‘ - ‘ - ‘”
oposal, leotard and red boa. struts across viding wide variety of finely drawn air Mel Sowder attempts a new . v“ -. ? . r 1 1-
’Ct ”“5 _L the stage as killer-(tiller Velma characters. Vic Chaney is deli