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E B fififi.“ ‘ v - Established 1094 University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky Independent since 1971 Tuesday. February 4, 1986
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paSS unanlmOUSly ,. The interim NASA lioai'd set up to I '. ‘

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fly-CYNTHIA AJ’ALORMO 4 . 4 " * 4 f Pathologists are examining human White House spokesman Larry ' 4 ’.
Assistant News Editor ’j." ’ ' remains recovered ft om the Atlantic Speakes The board is headed by .' 4. . ,; ',

, , 4 to see if they are those of Challeng- .lesse Moore. an asstx-iate admini.» - j . ~ 7‘ ‘,
After three years of planning, u 4, ‘ , , er's astronauts. sources said yester— trator of NASA. and includes the di ‘4' . j' '4,
writing. rewriting and amending, 5' 333i..- _ i ’ ,, , , fist,“ . ’9 4 w "‘ dean‘sA d h d reojtorhs ofllhettx'chnnedy Srtalceltkhtet' i if :‘jf '.-.
the eneral education ro sal es— 4»: any is .4 , ‘ .. ., . .' sai it as recovere no an t e Aars a Space ‘igit ('en- U" “,
tent; passed its last tesFl. p0 y “4 1‘? f . .3 _ " 4. ~11 «a *3” '“ shuttle debris so, far from the ocean ter in Alabama ’- _ ’.4‘14' ." it
Debate of the proposal‘s amend- 4 4‘ My 4 . . . , ,r ' bottom despite six days of searching Whether the human remains were :4 ’4 414 . '
ments took longer than the vote on ,4“, W33; :‘3 ,,, ""11?“ 3-4 3' . -.,,4_ with sonar and robot submarines. washed up on the ll‘;l('ll('\ or tound .4.- 3 ‘_ ,1)”, 4;,
the total package did as the Univer- 3.443%? :Q "s " m 44?; f 4 4‘4 Two promising “targets." the Space 'dl sea. the sources would not say , - .,: ‘ I ,;
sity Senate voted unanimously to ac- 4 4444 . '. t» 3 ' " R ‘ agency said. turned out to be the old They would not sax when the to ' _ - ., 4
cept a revised version of the Swift “mg4 , 4 ,4”! . A? . 4;, 4, 4444 E wreckage of a helicopter and a light mains were found .\.-\>.\ would iiei ' - ,‘ . '4.
committee's general studies curric- my“?! 4 4...» . '4 - :, , *1}. airplane. _ ther contirninordeziy the report .. 4 ~ 4
ulum. 3.3 $.44, ” ' 4,, ‘ *4 , That leftl? other potential targets At the White lloure eei'eniot‘i} in- 3 4 : 4 .'
When senate chairman Bradley ' 1, ’ ,, .54; r', i -' , 4, ,4, 4 - ,, r x about 15 miles offshore where photo- trodueing the new board \.\_\'4\ ilt'lr ,_ . ’
Canon called for a vote. no one ex- 354$!" _ g“ ,i:. " .. .' ‘ “\ graphs 24in radar indicated that mg director \iiliian: (li'ahan. re , ‘.' _ '._
pected a unanimous decision. With ' m . ‘ .4 ' 1.“.ii‘fir-W 4'44. 4 », «\4 large objects hit the water. NASA tused to comment Iilr’t‘t'll} on the . . _ 1" '-
that result. the senate gave itself a "" 4 ‘ $4 , {’45 filth " A» "‘ w , ’ . \. sa‘d , , report , 4 , . .4 . _ , ,,
roundofapplause. , ’2, 4, _ \ But With the sea yielding less de "(in the issue ot human remains. _- j. , 4 3
Louis J. Swift, chairman of the ~ '4" r .3 ' . ’ 1 ‘ , ‘ ‘~ bris each day. officials weighed cut- all i can tell you at this point is that ' ;
Swift committee, also received a 13:23,!“ 31...». “*" ,, "if. \\, i '3. tint-’3 back On the search 0f the ocean we are sensitive to the issue oi per~ _ ' . ~ -
round ofapplause for his'mput, , «r: s... 7' ’ "‘ 7“;‘»Vv““'-'44;“,:_“j‘4444 ' fish-t . \ 4 surface The Navy was pulling its Millal effects and lo the l‘t‘mttll‘ls~ ill . _ . . 4 .
Professor of English Robert He- ‘ f . -, 4,4 "“ 13”“ 244,! ' ,4. ’_ .. ships out at the end of the day yes- the astronauts " he >ulfl ‘\\e hate ‘, ' . . '
menway, also a member of the com- ..,x 3:... ' 3 _ ”:4 ‘4 ~ terday. leaving the sea sweep to the plans in place to treat them with - 4 _ -
mittee. called Swift. “The one per- 1.4.“... ._., Q , 3, 3.4.... '34 4 4 (‘oast Guard. which also was re» great dignity and great prime-3. an _, ' » ~ ~
son who always saw light at the end F" , 'f i A“ ”‘ - '4; Wm 9w?” . 3. " "r new" ‘4‘, , \ Viewing whether to continue propi'iatc to the l‘t'.~p€‘t‘l that we '. ‘ . ~.
of the tunnel." and “the key to the $53” ‘33- ‘é‘h - .353.“ "v ' 7'.‘ , - i \‘ ,The sources. who 590k? 0” condr have “"1th H - . ‘ ' . - '
Proposal‘s success." . mvr- 5&3gre . ,. . 4 _ 4 ,~ 4‘2, 1 z i '53; ‘. “9n they not be identified. would not The agency acknowledged in e ‘ ‘
Swift said he didn‘t anticipate the 4 .. "“17. 4 “; 1,, ‘~ ‘4 4””, “2?,“ disclose how many remains had days earlier that one tione section 4 4 ‘ '. -.
unanimous decision. He added that 4 ‘. .3.. , ‘ T ' 1‘, :~ fight“; ~17» 12.4 w ° " 4‘ been found or what they were but washed ashore. but has never said ,-
he was very pleased with the way ’1 ‘ . ‘4 '« 1’33 " i. og .4 4’3. x_ ;4 \4 \, said they had been taken to a hospi— whether it was identified as coming . -
the senate council “gave everyone a . .: “,4 2.. . g Jr 4 , _-" , 55:4}; .33,” , ,7 2' s4 tal at nearby Patrick Air Force from an astronaut lt cautioned that .
chance tospeak." ( . 4 w? j ' ‘ . , ‘ 4 44,4; ‘~ 3.)“ ‘4'; “4P5 ,4 Base lobe preserved and studied. the bone could be that at an animal 4 4 4 ,
Some facultv members submitted ' Qt“, ‘ .‘w: ». . ' .v. 4‘ Seven astronauts died in the space or remains from missing fishermen _ ‘ _
amendments and recommendations , '9", WM,” 4i, . I. «e 4,41%“ '311$ shuttle‘s explosion a week ago. and and other people , ' V ._
to the council prior to debate by the . 3.x»;- 4 . .. .« ' .41.- gig,“ . 4 f‘ 4 11* .414 parts of the shuttle have been found _ 4 .
full faculty senate. The council re- ‘._» " a *" . 3’ 3 44/1444”, ~ _ 4.x , 3": " as far away as‘ 220 miles north of "They did not l‘t‘ll'lt‘U’ yer} much . , ‘
viewed them and some were imple- _‘“4 “WM.“ ,4, 4,44 ' 44, '44, 4 4,444.44 .4, 4 kennedySpacetenter. 4 debris ‘_\('.\l(4l‘tl.':i4\ . then- was a drar '
mented in the final report submitted [.43 gr 4 l t, _\ g3». '1 . As we move away from this ter» matic (let-line trom the tilt) before. 4 4
tothesenateforfurtherdebate. may W“ .534»; “ V i .333 .. “l”? da-‘I‘ We must devote our en- sald 1“ (‘md’i' "“““’ 5”“ps'”‘ ”i '
Once the package was on the floor _ 4,3, ., . 4 .7 m ergies to finding out how it hap. the Coast Guard "it they have the ‘ , _
for senate debate. additional amends QIYOWIN'KunelSlofl pened and how " can be prevented same km“ "l re-‘Uli‘ ““135 “h?” .
ments and revisions were made. Chivaliel‘ from happening again," President they have an expanded search ' - -
“Some amendments strengthened Reagan said yesterday in unimmg a tirela and) twol days in a rowi ott\et‘4\1 '
» 4 ~ ‘ 3 . ‘ _ , . . , commission to investigate t e cause itte de ris icing retriever . tien , '
goregrspozfimgfie serioml) im John ,Bodey, o busnness .8. economicds iéesh- ble, 0 fine arts freshman, when they come 0f the catastrophe independetitly of think tonight they'll mt“, a hard look 4 .
“The senate council did exactly man, '5 Up m arms wnh h's mend L‘" 0 am. uponopuddle on the" way '° class. NASA. He said it would he headed at ‘do they need all these re- . - 4
what should have been done." he- by former Secretary of State Wil~ sources'." “ '.
said. “I was glad with the enormous
amount of debate that was allowed . ” . - ’ '
3...... an s c eer ea ers o ra y suppor or e ucation ,
mitted by various faculty members. ’ . . .
but only four passed. Only a few , , .. , , , , , _ 4 ' . 3 '-
changes were made in the package 1;) SACHA Ill-:VRUOMI-ZN Hunt and (iov. Martha Layne (01- 56A PreSident John Lain said stu. tives from each fraternity and soror- llornback said "1 know we ll time a ‘ ,. ' .
submitted to the senate by the coun- Managing Editor llns. , . dents who ride the buses will be ltyr, toattend the rally. good student attendance. 4 4 , . ,
cil. The curriculum will be imple- L’Ks pep band and cheerleading given blue and white shakers dor Vice President for L'niversity rela- Hornhack said each university in . ' ’ .
mented in 1988. Free transportation and a festive squad Will be among those perform- nated by the athletic department. lions Raymond Hornback. who has the state is trying to L1!" Il.\ own rep . ’ ,
swift said the real value of the dc- air are among devices being used to mg and four buses will be available and information on how to send a helped coordinate the rally from the resentatives to attend the rally, and 1 ._ '
bate “provided the entire academic draw people to Frankfort to rally to tiansport students from the Uni- letter supporting higher education to Lexington area. said he expects hopes l'K will him he largest -' 4 , * ' 1
community with input on what our support for higher education tomor— iersity to Frankfort. their state representative. 4 about 1.000 [K representatives to be crowd. ’ ' ' , ..
undergraduates should have." row. The bus rides. organized by the The doors of the convention 'enter at the rally and encourages all stu» ,The [K l)'d.\l\('llI.-il 4.11. e against ' ,, ' 3
Under the newly adopted proposal. The Kentucky Advocates for High— Student Government Association Wlll Open at 4:30 pm. and master of dents and faculty members to at— \andcrbilt was l‘t‘\\‘llf‘v‘ d to t‘. _, ,4 ‘, 4‘ ’ ,-
all students will be redrawn to take er Education rally, which starts at 3 and the Student Development Coun- ceremonies at the rally will be Lee tend. p in so people could .ll id both ', , , ». -, 3
at least one year of a foreign lan- P-m in the Frankfort Convention cil. are free to students. Buses will Stevens. the amount“? on Ashland . . , , “Em“ ' 3 ' ' f‘ ‘ 1 i, "
guage unless they had two years in Center. W“ feature pep bands. leave at 4 pm. from the Student ()il‘television COmmerCialg “If we dont attend something like lhe rally is lit-in; towel ”Uf- it} .‘ .V .‘1 .
high school. Cheerleaders and speakers such as Center and will leave Frankfort (am said he expects about 300stu- this. we have no one to blame but the advocates and ill! 1 .i (ll ull ,_ ' ;,~ ,3 4, .9.
SceCURRICl'IlM. page former North (‘arolina Gov. James about6p.m. dents —— including five representa- tllll‘St‘lVOS it we ("Mimi get SUPPOTL lllghvl'hducatlon ’ ' .' 4 ‘7.
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eurosurgery C 311' . , . ,. Open house to detail , , . A ,
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new head of surgery - g travel abroad programs
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1* _ ‘ ' a: Iii MELISSA FRYRI-I.\R signed to let students know the pro . "1137.3: ., ’
t K M “.3. 2* s (‘onlributing Writer gram is auiilable ‘Students don't ’_ 3 3'.“
a e en er I“: 3?:2 ,4” know we extst " The pi‘ogratii \\1ll H 4' ' _» (2'
, , . . . . . ' - " ’ ‘ :3: The office of international pro— “let students know you can go ovciv ‘ " 3 »". 1- 4.‘ 4',
3) h.\lt..-\.l.\ Itl:-\Ll-.Ml’3\1‘l .haCh dlv'§lon has a Charm“ who . ..,._ grams will hold an open house to- seas." he said "\le can do things " . ~‘ .5
SemorbtaffWriter Wlll work With \oung to improve the 3.3 mom)“. for students interested in t’orthem." , 4 .4 4 _,
, 4 development , 0f the department. ‘ working or studying abroad. Bettez said students are invited to “ . ‘ '
,Dr' Byron toung 53,” h's _p,re' Along “1th his new 905m?" as d,e' The open house. from 2 to 4 pm. come by the oliice and see \\ hat pi‘o- ' 4 , -
vnous accomplishments in medicme partment head, \oung said he will ;. in 102 to 118 Bradley Hall. will ac- grains are available Stall members ' ' . . i -
-— most notably his leadership of the continue asthechairman of the neu- . quaint students with programs de- will be available to adxise students . . ‘ '4 . 3
neurosurgery department — WI" en- rosurgerydivismn. . , . signed to assist those who wish to individually and to help them tind a .
hance his new role as head of sur- “My experiences as head of neuro- . work. study or travel abroad. said program which will he llt'llt‘llt'lal _ ,i
geryatthebKMedicalCenter. surgery will certainly help. Young David Bettez. associate director of both academicallx and pi'l‘slttldll}. . ‘ ' . - .
Young was recently chosen to suc- said. This new posmon “Just deals 33 the office he ‘and ‘ - . 3
ceed Dr. Ward Griffin. ,who left for with, abroader spectrum of surgical i 4 i 4 4 For students who are interested in ‘ ‘
another posmon, as chairman of the disciplines._ .4.“ 444444444. 44,44,444“ working abroad. Bettez said the pro- ”444,4 _. .
surgery department. He was se- \oung said the department of sur- gram can help to find temporarv ”'14. ,
lected from ,among several accom- gery has expanded and will continue Dr. Byron Young has been appointed head of surgery at the UK work. mainly in the summer. in ei- g4; .: j 3‘ . ’
plished lnleldtlalS all over the coun- to expand With several new pro- Medical Center_ Young, formerly chairman of the neurosm'gery {her “semi—skilled or unskilled 3 “5.3.; 43%;; . 4 4
ll‘)’ ,who ”We‘ll?" the posmon. grams. The heart/lung transplant department, has been with the Med Center since 1974. work."
MedicalCenterofficialssaid. program and the trauma serVice Work permits can be issued for M550” "Iron Eagle"
_A faculty committee made a “3‘ “1" ,5°°“44be new additifms ‘0 4th on research." he said. "The new do both," he said. “I enjoy the clini- Ireland. New Zealand. England. features 900 much bad oct-
tional search “M4" the UK, Board 9‘ hospital 4W9 are developinga hlgh’ faculty members recruited will cal part (of medicine). but now 1 France. Germany and Costa Rico. ins and not enough action.
Trustees rendering the final dect— '3', SPeC'ai,|Zed trauma program that probably emphasize research.“ want to try the administrative he said. adding that it is a “cheaper F0 l DIVER
Sion.Young,said., , WI“, proytde 81" transportation for Young said he is very excited part." way" for students to go abroad be- r 0 rev cw. see '
The. posmon WE", require YOURS '0 patients. Young said. , about his new position. “I am Young was born in Kentucky and cause they “pay the way while SIGNS, P09. 2-
coordinate Elma” for the 5993' ”We are “45,0 expanding the can- looking forward to the challenge of has lived here most of his life. He they'rethere.” pm, UK running bud:
rate dismpltnes ‘9‘, the surgery de~ cer Program he §§ld~ The depart- developing the new programs." attended Transylvania University as Students who are more interested Ado d‘ ted
partment. The dtwswns of surgery ment Wlll be recrultlng 13 new fac- , an undergraduate and graduated in studying abroad can study such George ms, . a in:
include orthopedic surgery. neuro ulty members along With Six others But he says he “'1" have to cut from the m Medical School in 19654 areas as language. literature or po- well in his rookie sooson
surgery, urology. general surgery. to function as base seientists. be down on the time he spends on clini- , , 4 , liticalscience.hesaid. with the New York Giants.
pediatric surgery. cardio-thorauc added. 4 cal practice to fulfill his obligations toung has been at the 12h Medi- There also are some UK programs For the story, see m,
surgery and plastic surgery. “I want to put a greater emphaSis as department chairman. "1 want to cal (enter mice 19:4. that are associated with other Ken- Page 3.
lucky schools and include visits to we My. , .,,__, ,. ..
T d l t d t d . d ‘W, t . t such countries as Austria. France. “WE? ”W“ Mam ' . r?
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Students are often able to study in ‘ W” "" ‘ ‘ “ ' '
5“" "P07“ in which the class is listed and fill a 50 percent fee reassessment. Mc- Students who drop after today. but the" fields~ b‘" 39",” recommends M m "P““d '0
out a drop card, said Margey Mc- Quilkin said. before March 6. will also receive a ”"3‘ “men‘s ‘3'“ “"‘h "‘9" ad“? Wit today and continue
Today is the last day for students Quilkin. assistant registrar. They Students can change a grade on fee reassessment of 50 percent. Mc- "3 and see What courses meet the" tonight. HM today will be
to drop a class without 8 “W" ap- mist then go tothedeanof their col- tion or file for a repeat option in Quilkin said. requirements. In the mid .0. and lam to-
pwlns on their trampt- it also is lege and fill out an add/dropslip. their dean‘s office. McQuilkin said. Bettez said mostof the programs M b. m
the last day for students to change 4 are ”reasonably priced and good op- M 50-
their grade option and the last day 4 If students are stlll unsure wheth- The registrar‘s office will be open portunities." A 00 percent chance of
tomefonrepeatopum, ," the" 8m“! 01101186 from full- er they want to drop a course. they from 8 am. to 4:30 pm. To avoid Office staff members also assist W m tomorrow
time to part-time became of a drop. have until March 6 to decide. but lines. McQuilkin advises students to students who want to travel abroad m on 0W Md. in the
Students who Willi to drop 8 students can take their add/drop after today a “W“ will appear on “start early“ and “avoid the lunch less expensively.Bettezsaid. ‘Ma
cane should go to the department slip to the Gillis buildim and receive their transcript. = hourf Bette: said the open house is de-

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specialProjects Editor baset'ul of high school kids. They by the way.is nocompliment. K' 3i) , It . *i
REVIEW simply stealit from their parents Gossett — by far the best of this 3 , I ‘3 - h ‘
You just can‘t help but wonder if — —_ I It's bad business to give away the lot — failed to make his character .1” 3 i «3 . ' ' ‘ ' t
Sylvester Stallone really knew what ending of a movie. so let‘s just say come alive. which would have been ' 3 ._ ’ V {
hewas doin . .3 .3 . it's an allout assault on common almost impossible considering what 3 "" u; 5*
Maybe thge re was no way anyone out. He is takenhprisoner. tried and sense he had to work with Making mat- *3 . ..
could have forseen where this sentenced "Idem ’ .3 ,. 3 But common sense is rarely a dic- ters worse is the fact most of the ac- \3‘.‘ -. “ ‘3. I
lL‘imbo-fied movie industry was NO! surprisingly. none 0f um ‘5‘“ tator in Hollywood. and movies like lion and characters are supposed to ‘ 3‘ .
going m- that ,1 was going to come to too well h‘lth ‘hlb ‘1‘8-38ar-01Llsoni “Iron Eagle“ aren't necessarily sup- revolve around hit“. .. . a . ,
”“3 “iron Eagle." a recent m. Doug ”“50" ('edF‘9k’- 33 re 0 posed to be believable, just action- 130591“?me “W?- anyone who ‘1:
Star Pictures release about a bov sorts who likes to drive m5 r ed‘con- packed The problem with this really 80qu eXPIOSlOUS and may- " »,'
. I I- who steals an F-lfi fighter jet and vertible reCKIQSSl-V on the A" .l' orce movie which runs a full two hours) hem can Stlu get a k't'k Wt Of “Iron . ‘3 - .. “x 3..
, ‘ base and learned how to fly a Jet be— - . - . Eagle.” i a, i
. becomes a man . _ is that the action shots are few and ‘
‘ v- As adventure flicks g0. “iron fore he learned to drive. Doug ‘5 painfully farhetween. Suggestion: get some friends to .3
. ' . Eagle" is by no means the worst. or If“ least Hollywood “0“,“. have? “Iron Eagle“ does have its mo- gether 50m? 3“?“an for a six-pack 5 ‘t‘ . ’ a
. . It's nothing more than one big hell?” he ‘5‘ a free. 5pm") h o merits. like when Doug single-hand- {“8th for this film ' tlt'lt‘e the m.°mm"°n.i.unnauus,me.
. I cliche. which isn‘t necessarily in and l'keb to carry m" mm" “1 'm edly blows up an air strip while tunathalftheprice. _ . .
I ‘ ' . of itself bad But the makers of this wherever he goes blasting “Gimme Some Loving" out After his father is taken hostage somewhere in the Middle East,
. . . particular cliche seem to have for- we learn that Doug was not ac- of his tape deck ifor ostensibly sen- "Iron Eagle" is ”(mink ut (.3083 Doug Masters (Jason Gedrick, left) teams up Wm, regired Col.
. 3 . gotten 7 or perhaps never knew 7 cepted to the Air [voice academy be- timental reasons). But fun scenes rouds (ind Normpam Cmvmas. Chappy Sinclair (Louis Gossett. Jr.) ,0 cook up an unauthorized.
/ , ~ ‘ \thl 11 1> that can make one work. cause 0t 1"" ‘1"“des‘ but that ms don‘t make “P for lines that range Rated P013. dangerous and highly improbable plan to free him.
. ' .': ' ’ . The movie lacks the overall slick- grades were iuw because ht‘ CUt from the desperately overbearing
‘ A 5 , no» and smoothness that can make school to play in a fllght SlmUIatO"- iReagan “don't take shit from no P ' I I: ha k
I '. . - ' ‘ a runof-the-mill action/adventure Now there's irony for you gimpy little countries _ why do you u some aug ‘ ¢
. . . .. t'lickalot of fun to watch Well. neither the State Depart- think they call him Ronnie Ray TONIGHT (TuestY- Febo 4I Into your Ilfall
' ' ' The movie begins promisingly ment nor the Air Force can do any- Gun‘?“l to the incredibly mundane. . , ,
. 'i‘ enough. whei. two F-le flying over thing for t‘ol. Masters. so Doug out all of which seem strategically (Lhoxlngton ’ Bast 3‘" 7“”: UP "I". Laxlngton gloat Radio Station
‘ j . ' . some unnaiiic' Middle Eastern ists the aid of retired (‘ol. (‘happ_\ placed to hammer some point or /‘ “The World Famous"
" -‘ country are intercepted by four Sinclair iLouis tiossett Jr to at- otherintoyourskull. WquFM
I ' .. ' MiGs and a dogfight ensues — not tempt a daring completely iinbelie- 1" TWO KEYS TAVERN & — .A_._.- C
. . - the most exciting of dogfights. but vable and Ihtvl‘ttuglll) predictable \ Ilcid script is made even worse 0
- , , fairly stimulating, visually Speak- rescue. You'd think that getting the f.) had acting all around. Gedrick s ‘ Bring‘ You ”0,0
mg Une of the Americans escapes. intelligence and equipment Doug 'n't‘ll around for a couple of_years LAUGH TRACK LIVE 9-‘Ia.m.Coma Early lily8
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ByBRE'I'I‘IIAIT playing a backup role to halfback , .1 3' . . ‘_ 2 r ’ “,1! ... e S S team bea S Vanderbilt 1
Staff Writer Joe Morris and fullback Rob Car- 1*»- t _ \I: t . ‘_ _ . ,
penter, Adams still contributed to . .- x #3:. --“~’ 4‘, The UK women s sw1m team upped its record to 6-3 with h. " . ,
He wasn‘t sure what to expect, but the Giants' 10-6 season in several ’ . ” a). ‘3 ’5 {it a record-setting 85-65 win over Vanderbilt Saturday. . ' .
that didn't keep George Adams from ways. ,1 ' .i ; ,.- _ ' , Senior Meredith Wingard set two varsity, pool and . 3‘ '.'.
making a place for himself ‘h his “l‘helped them 0Ut because I “/35 _ ' I < . 1:31,..- 1" dual-meet records. winning the 1,000-yard freestyle in 2'
rookie season of professronal foot- coming out of the backfield catching A g We 10:42 48 and the lOObutterfly in 58 60 .. 1 « .3 .
hit” the ball, and came in When they . I a", i i i. v. '1" .. Q NanC' McMillan set another record in th‘ 200 butt rfly '. ‘ ‘ " ' 5"
Adams, a former star running needed me to block because I'm big- ‘ 17;;- ej, "'\ a , _) ‘ 7 ‘ c « . '. - 4 -. _,
back at UK. was a first-round selec- ger than Joe Morris," he said. ”I g 3 ‘1’ ' , wtthatime DRAG-43- . _ _ ‘ . .' .2; 3'-
tion of the New York Giants in last could come in and pick up a blitzing ,3 . a _ v ., m The women’s team swtms against nationally-ranked f. ' - ".3,
May's National Football League linebacker because of my size.“ ’W"? 1 :3 5.9a, . 3 ‘ .i: Cincinnati Feb. 15. .2 . ‘1' ‘
draft. He helped the Giants reach While a senior at UK more than a q 1" _ ' ‘_ . ‘ 4., ...KO - . . ,' .2".
the playoffs before losing to the was year ago, Adams rushed for 1,085 1 ’ " 1,1 " 4‘ - '2 9' j ;‘ t
NFLchampion Chicago Bears,21-0. yards and scored a school-record l4 4'... at. . 3 .- ' ; I.- 1
Now. Adams is back at UK taking touchdowns. In his four years as a ‘ , ’ 32 C00] cats drop two games over “eEkend , .3 x , ,2,
classes this semester to finish up his Wildcat.he rushed for 2,779 yards. , x ;,’" .. , ‘ .- : _~'-',‘.'.'
degree in therapeutic recreation. .He “1 think he could have played a lot ‘ " ' ’, The UK hockey club 10st two games to Ohio L'niyersity :1}: "£3111“;
lives in Lexington with his Wife, more." said UK football coach Jerry In... _ . Ii 3 in Midwest College Hockey League action this weekend in .' i-'."i'."r'_t'.
l.ynn,and their son.D‘Andre. Claiborne. “Joe Morris had to wait ' AlANLlSStO’Kem-lswfl Athens Ohio .g' _, ._;.’1‘.'
u" “fax pretty mucha big adjust- five years to get to where he 15‘ In his rookie season with the New York Giants, former UK run- ., ' 3'7; 7, ‘1
tnent 10? me coming thto the NFL George Adams has the ahthty t0 ning bock George Adams gained 498 yardsinabockup role. UK, now 5-8-1 0n the season, 10st the first game ll-S _ ; ' ,"
and getting adjusted to the guys who play." - - - 1 on Saturda ' Keith Kocan led the Cats in 'OrlllL’ with two 7 " ‘ ‘3 'w” 51'
had already been in the league,“ he Looking back on his first NFL sea- Pest and my body W'“ be “dlueted ‘0 News? ‘f they weren t, they . )' . . . 5L ‘. ' ' . .1 '1 C'- fi'". 5
said. "They are already established son. Adams said the number of lt~ _ . wouldntbethere. ' goals, Wh'lc Mark Shupe, John Bedu'ega'd and lxarl We" "3‘31' 5 1
and knew what was going on. 1 games he had [a play that was his Adams said going to tilt' prot‘es— ’Although 'Adams was in New ka each scored one goal. Beauregard, Jim Miller. Paul \W. -‘ 77,-“,9 5‘}? -.
didn‘t know what toexpect." biggest personal adjustment. Count- sional ranks and not beingI the star \Ork. he still followed the fortunes mann and Rick Newman were credited with otie Lixxlxl - ‘ - '2 '
“ll‘s mental." Adams said of play- ing four preseason, l8 regular-sea- player wasjstomething that t00k time (fli'l