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Established 1894 University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

Vol. LXXXVI, N0. 1“ independent 3 :

 

 

Friday March 30 '984

State Senate calls for a review of universities

Hy.\\l)lll‘1“0l’l’\l\\\
Editor-in-(‘hief

FRANKFURT The Keiztiitk} Senate
approved it resolution yesteidiiy (”illllllL‘ toi
a review of the t‘lL‘,l‘l state uni-.ersities to
identify tinneceessuix pi'outuii; duplication
illld a study of hiuhet ed..« 1' o: s structure
and budget

And members oi 'he senate «lllll 'hi- House
of Representatiyes \ll‘llL’Jili'll 'o told it com

promise state budget tu-iori- the hem-int} i
senibly 's t‘eL’ttlttt‘ session eixis toilet

In a 184 \ote 'tie senate iippi‘oxwf ’r:
concurrent t‘esoltilioi: intimtttiert o. set

.itors Mike ,\lo]one\ Iil.e\it.u'or. and lid
Hllaniel ltspranutield llltl' wits lltlxllfiwf

Speakersays
U.S. schools
have ill effects

Tuesday hy the House Education l‘onimitv
“‘0

The resolution orders a study of the pro»
grams offered at Kentucky's public tiniy'er
stties and calls for recommendations on
ways to strengthen higher education and to
better utili/e financial resources

"\Ve haw limited resources in this state~
ll lmmei said Me need to he sure our dol
lat s are being spent iii the best possible way
to ensure the best educational system "

\leloni-j. not present on the Senate floor,
was under Il.t'illi’£ll observation yesterday
.it'ei lent; «ililltlllt‘d to the coronary care
ulzl' ‘tl .st Josephs Hospital in Lexmgton

phoning oi shortness of breath and di/
"tll'~~ summon;x to hospital officials lie
i os'ei‘ :ii satisfactory condition

the resolution also calls for an exiitmna

tion ot tuition and student iinuiit-ial aid putt
cies. educational access llbilzlllllllltl cooper
ation and a reyiew ot the prex iou.s studies of
the stale s‘ higher educator s: Jen.

The resolution charges the Program Re
new and lnyestiuti'iot. l'oiiimittee along
with the interim ioint toiiimittees ot Edui a
lion and .-\ppropriatiiin» and {eyenue to
complete its study Miter itidt) llc’ at
1‘38?)

“The resolu‘io'. 's original torn.
started as a study wt dupiau'uit: ot higher
education ‘ lll).:filt‘l aid tut llll‘l‘dtllllL’
the t'ouncil or. tram l‘Z'ltlid'lHE expands
the scope to study other phases and other
programs or study

Tom (irissom l‘t‘li'il . s'.i.'i' exertitrm
director. said the iii-Lexi. \ssl‘llilll‘» s deei

slot; to study 'hr '. u~
was welcome

it is tlt'. impre—
ii.'y 'i, ilear the t3
sues he said 1'

Yrusior. into higher '“lii‘ .

\li Ill lligtwt‘ o-qui .,'
'ne tounei. well or!
.v-Hislature :rtto thew
nii'l The 'udj. .Ln
itrio-i-t:‘.e

The t‘t‘siil’i'»litt mm
o: .in .id‘.:sor'. at m;
presidents 'o mil.“
lame (lllliniil't‘t‘\ (till-
'ne study the rill-,H-I
t'ltidethel odni'ii t'l-il,’ ."

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as to unite

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skills it: little!‘ ‘i 'v".
spokesman tron. \ aw

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Professor of Arabic dies after long
' ' illness; memorial set for April 11

lh \\l)|{l‘\\ ll\\ ls ("JEN lie t‘ecenev‘. iv‘ ,‘t‘ iii-\siir‘ \Itw

lithe: s'tiilr‘lfs .3»,
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culture ilk» \‘t
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lenis like cutter! 'r:
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mind the Mrnxm tit t'.:~ n: 3.: ,
hackgrouiit.’ tilifi the ilt"»"lltltllti‘lt'
needs of the tltllli’l’} Ir: .ttd:',oi.
students should he l'l.t'(lil!'.tglf'fl 'n rt
turn htlnlt'tlilt‘l‘ ll‘tilz'ldlll. lli'\.i.ll
"Africans who .u: 'r' . .
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in other parts or the . . snoiili
come out boldly mid 10's.... .1" edu
cational systen. \lllltll‘ii‘ tvl Mum
and the development ot mankind
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\‘eloptng and 'i'anstot'niin: \tt‘tid
rests solely on \trvcuns T'tt'?!

selves '

INSIDE
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The Battle in Seattle \Hll illldll\ he I
fought this weekend, lot prmiexn of
Final Four action. we SPORI“.
page» 4 and 5.

King Crimson. loc lzickson and Ira
C8) Ullman have one thing iii cont
min. .Their latest album releases arc
reviewed in today‘s issue. You PAN-
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Today will be partly sunny and cool.
Highs will be in the mid 40s to
around 50. Winds come from the
northwest at around to mph. To-
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it was .he mlM ,ntelligent inan Ema“ chairman lie

Hlmilhulll ”Hm” “ k’lteet‘lttl He iliiit
~~itvlvtti .lt' Alli lx’ lt‘l‘ltlil} il‘tt'lltl>

forum: nixed .it Good \illlill‘lidll
ll ispztaé the hospital refused to re
.ms' text. s on the cause ot death

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rioiisly sick it‘s no! iii: unexpetted
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lle'tirew ll‘. 'f‘l‘ Naztc tilltl itt’tcntti.
l.tiltfltltth’t’s department. illltl Syhar.
\lti'tlA L‘iNil‘diiictltll oi the interim
norm \‘t ,ideiits i Ittice

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fit‘..."\. litillt'l'x
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\l,\near said Forand was .1 so is or ‘il.i:‘;tin lindder. Forand and two

_\e.i:s .i‘ \ltindelein college 2n (‘hi ltH' considerate and pattern .isso ‘ldllL’lll'T‘ lt.i!i.i.ii:dlara

By INIl (.l \s’ E. l'l'l‘TEViElt
\‘tiitt \iriter

\lusital strains tilled the room and the high school
choir lllt‘llll‘t‘l‘.~ began singing with their hands. not
their \ oices

The Kentucky School for The Deaf choir recently per»
tormed (lttl'ttlg the Donovan Scholars l-‘orum Program
to .i tZi‘otip ot about too people

Their ixxrforniance consisted of eight numbers lllt‘lud‘
ing t‘\t‘l‘}illlll2 front the Lord's Prayer to Bette Midler's
"The Rose ' l’rertx'orded music of the songs played
while the students presented the lyrics through the
American sign language. used by most deal people
They. like most choirs do. performed alternating parts
hetw een the men and women

The presentation also included solos. such as one by
Tammy Lowe 20. who performed Bette .\lidler‘s “The
Rose" Lowe does not find deafness an obstacle "It
doesn't bother me." she said With the help of an inter
preter "I‘ve had contact with the hearing world all of
my life

llrian Meade. 19, also performed a solo He recited a
poem, “You Have to Be Deaf to Understand" He said
he chose that poem because it “gives me an idea to ex-
press what deafness means to me."

The highlight of the performance was the chmr‘s ver-
sion of the Michael Jackson hit. "Thriller " The stu»
dents. in Halloween makeup. did their own version of

the ‘l‘hriiiet \1deo with. two students acting’ «is .latk
son and his ur‘ltriend The other students .icted .is
L‘hosts k'lltlfilllfl. Tnen

.'\(‘t‘0rtllllL’ 'w ltitu Xirnheld spith‘MHtllLlH tor the
school and the interpretor. "Thriller was the students
tziwirite tx-rtorii‘..itice She added that It does not take
long for the students to learn songs \ormally it takes
.i week but a lot of it depends on the music she said

Thriller ’ook three weeks of practice ‘

At the twrtornaince's end. the choir recened a loud
round of dppl.lU>t' troni the audience

Lester l’irtle .i \‘lSIIOr troin (‘hicago said it was
excellent We \e got to give these students .in opportuni-
ty toexpress themselves "

Leland Wilson, chairman of the Forum Program. said
he muted the choir because he heard it was “interest-
mg" and lX'cutise of his daughter‘s recommendation

Roberta James. program coordinator for the (‘ouncil
on Aging. said the [)onovan Scholars decided to imite
the choir because "this particular class of the Donovan
Scholars had been told about the choir and thought it
was Just a fantastic thing that they do "

Zirnheld said students are not required to he in the
ch0ir “The choir is like a special activity we offer to
the students. ' she said “They can choose to do it if
they want to

“We haw If: to 20 students and we really are low
we (Hulk. Page s

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all stunt. git groups

in bittl

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Bazaar features foreign feast

H) EMILY \ltIRSE
Staff Writer

German folk dancing. lttl‘ltllli‘ tell-
ing. names vvritteii lII t‘hiiiese .tlli’l .i
variety of ethnic snacks “ill be
available at the Bazaar Illlt‘l'li.il!t|ll
al

From 1 to :3 p in toniori‘mv .tl the
Baptist Student t'eiiter. 429 t‘oliiin
bia Ave the International Student
('ouncil and the Student iimerii
merit :XSStK‘lttllHtl “Ill the
bazaar

"The students \vill dress it: ii.iii-.e
clothing and speak their language to
create an atmosphere :oi the
event stitil I‘:.t\l .issislatll
foreign student adv lst'l

“The lure thing about the i‘\i‘tl'
the student t'll'll’l Pu»!
"Thev vvill be doing all 'lit‘ Home;
decorating and planning

The event is tree and open to fire
public and parking is available at

sponsor

.It‘SSt'

said

the 1K lot .it the ioi‘iiei of Host
Street andt‘oluinliia \‘vl'lllli'

"There \\lll iilsii he .i l"v .i'. I l..’vt
it anybody mints \tl' 'h. - .e

p in gaine.‘ lias' sir»?

it'ti'l t .lli.‘ '1

the \t'.\\ si'iiiiiexi t>.i~i.~-itr..'
game li‘l'iu't‘t‘ \ii‘g.:.i.i .mr: Heirs
ton

Students .viil sci: Sui}; ~-I.i 5»
Indonesian mantras. .i ;
tilled \vith spay Tltt'.t‘ Ht \r'octii
tiles 'l‘hai spit; iwei \lli‘hs on.

three types or car; rolls I hairst- eg,
rolls Vietiiaini-se spring egg
and luinpie imn‘. liziloriesui

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\ ,.r:.ited number of small inter-

"ririal .irtitacts. such as pictures
.i-itii Milling also vvill be sold
[' ‘\\tli sort ot be like a flea mar»

liast said "Door prizes like a
riot”: s \uit‘llt ot loud or some small
iii-z v\tll alsohegivenavvay

l-~i ;. cents or :30 cents. the
students vvill write your
' z'llt til t‘hiiiese on a nice piece of
tIK'l I‘jthlStlttl

ke'

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\l~itie_\ raised troni the sales Wlll

 

J I "A“ limit “'11" ~
go to the L'K Emergency Loan Fund
for International Students

East said s‘imilar events have
been held in the past, but "1 think
they [the students want to make it
an annualevent "

She complimented the students on
their efforts "The nice thing is all
the students working together in a
cooperative effort." she said East
said she hopes the students \k'lll con
tinue to sponsor the txiiaar every
year

Some students are not ‘true-blue’
fans for Wildcat basketball action

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st.itt\\ri'ei

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lR’t'aLtSi- flit-x
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Wildcats

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't..i' .liiiziuir} February slump They
1hr ‘.\.l-ti.its dont play basket»

Illt x that publicity "

\i’Ll.‘.I titles a marketing and
«a. mi; . s \t‘t'ilttt‘. also said he teels
'iv. i rat f..l.L'. at t K leaves much to
~ ‘lt‘ w: lillt‘S. an avid college
' wk." l.1tl viho played high
-. inn i himself said. “Their
l K ~ sl.li' «it phi} st'emS outdated

",r i-ecause looking at the play
n '3” ins and nos and coinpar»
'tie players or today.
4. more athletes capa-
i‘. mum; the tempo or a game
‘;« t,.::‘ilerliv
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.c tilt} 'hat doesn t promote the
‘..i.:.it.le talents ot the players." he
l'K players have too many
~'l'.: ' 's plat-ml on their individu-
‘ ‘ es l'iie} look like robots in»
: .- thi gracetui‘ players that
.- i' “tell school
said he supports
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team con-
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shim that the coaches

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scored a preliminary victory
Senate debate over militatv aid to El Salvador
despite a Pentagon disclosure thai l S. scrvr
iceinen have been under fire trom Salvadoran
guerrillas three times since Novembei

I’he (iOP-lcd Senate voted “272.1 dgdlnsl .i
move by Sen. Edward Kennedy. L)<\ILLS\.. to
require a declaration ot war or other congres
SlUlldl approval bctorc LCS. troops could be
sent to [fl Salvador or Nicaragua tor combat.

~.\ number of years ago this body gave a
Hank check to another president and there are
American
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must change their regressive play
for the progressive style ot today or
further endanger their lofty Top Ten
rankings "

These students
Wildcats attitudes
ketball team seem to have a very
overrated opinion of themselves."
Esters said "They seem to place
too much emphasis on vviiining. and
they seem to feel they should never
lose. which in this day and age. is
hard to do "

('herrie Andrevvs. a computer sci
ence freshman who is a tan ot t'l.
North Carolina State and Memphis
State L'niversity. said. "I don‘t think
the minor sports get enough recog
nition. especially vvoiiien s sports
At t'L minor sports get credit also
It‘s not all just I'l. basketball

Esters also said he feels there LS
too much emphasis placed on has
ketball “People go crazy‘ The)
'the ['K basketball team are
placed so much higher than every
body else.” she said

“We have no other athletic teams
according to the rest ot the vvorld '
Esters “There is a guy on the svvim
team who is sixth in the nation. and
nobody knows We fight over basket
ball tickets. and the swim team has
to put up signs for a svvim meet,
Esters said "Nobody seems to sup
port the rest of the teams here

do not like the
"l‘hey l'Khav

Kennedy‘s war declaration loses

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Altalta's. 557 S Limestone St Classncol mUSIC Saturday irom 8:30 to i0
p in

Austin City Saloonl Woodhili Plaza Charlie Dawson (country), tonight
and tomorrow 9 p m to I o in. 33 cover per person 55 ior couples.

Iottom Lino. 361 W Short St the Metropolitan Blues A|l~Stars (blues,
iazz) tonightond tomorrow 9p m to i am, 52 cover.

Iroading's. i505 New Circle Road. Doug Breeding and the LA. Bond
(country rock tonight and tomorrow 9 p m to i am. ”cover.

Cato LMNOP, 337 E Main St Vale oi Tears {punk rock), and Boat (experi-
mental dance music 9 p m to l a m 5? (over Every Thursday is Vale oi
Tears night 52(O’Jel

Camalot West, 176i Alenottdria Drive Axts 5rock} tonight and tomorrow.
9p m to I a m 52 (over per person 53lor couples

Chevy Chase inn, Eu'ltd Avenue Jo Turley [pop rock) Wednesday

through Saturday 0 p m iv ‘ 0 tr»

Cowboys, lSiS Russell C049 Road Uncle Li|0h (country rock) Monday

through Saturday 9 p m to l a m 52 (over Friday and Saturday.

Gringo's. 22S Southlar‘it the Tommy Collett and Ritchie Suther lcountry,
soft rock, tonight and tomorrow 9 p rn to i am

Hall's on tho livor, Athens Boonesboro Road Andy Rucker (contempt).
vary country, ton=gtrtovd tuitioltow 8 p m to Midnight

Hall's on Main, 735 E Main St Warren lulg and Kim Toliiver {contempo-
rary tonight and lOt'tLN'O-N at R p itt

in Pims Pub Nervous Melvrn
in Roots Ed

Hyatt Rogancy Hotel, in. rtqtur- Comm

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to i a m 52

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cover
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Against All Odds
Rachel v‘iar 1 Juli 8'1ch -':'\.t l":"‘£>s Wends
Q 45 KEFNH 57A"NQ ’.

Footloose iti-

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FOyE‘"e Mall 2 430 7 l5

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Graystoiio ROW," 9 :toutsm dots in the t‘ewes' adaptation oi the
ngat i? to Biz'tt‘uqta “aw latrart ‘ale lex‘rtgtort Mall 2 430 730
9 50 l? 05

Isa Pirates A ~11”: attiret»ttiv.- on _' Crossroads 2 3 50 5 45 7 3S
9 25 ii 05 Ni "t'pot- 2 05 355 5 5L 7 :15 Q '25 l‘ 20

Mlsundorstood ”(Vl’y I"mum owl Geno Hoclvriart star iexrngton
Mall 2 ‘5 1‘5 ‘41; w} “ 2“

‘twl‘w vimoms stats in this contemporary
Fayette Moll. Sat:

Moscow On The Hudson
comedy about uric mo- \ tottotattou oi rode-pendence
urday only at 7 45

Night of the Zombies Nc;
3 40 5 25 7 45
9 30

Police Academy A nvtiedy about the making oi a cop Steve Guttenr
Nortt‘pq.h ‘1 45 3-55 5 35 7 50 9 40 ll 40 and Southpark,
please (all the 'hpriter in showtcnes

Possossion
9 30

Risky Business Tom Cruise and Rebecca De Momay in last summers
coming 0t uqe liltl' Fayette Matt l30 3 30 5 30 7 30 9 30‘

Racing With The Moon Ritps oi passage and Coming oi age are the
iomilior 'onits exp mod it\ this i-lm Sean Penn stars {Southpark please

"lQIt’nOViOn moiloble ‘Northpark 155
Yu'tland Mall l45 345 5 30 730 and

32".? H \ Linc

berg stars

Turilond Mall 145 345 530 7,30

Artothe' horror litck

(all theo'm it)! \tt-twtit' m

Romancing the Stone An uttmmure story starring Michael Douglas
and Kathewi lur'inr liir‘lond Mail 1 30 3 45 5 40 7 45 9.50 and Cross-
roads 745 3 40 5 35 ' 45 0450nd ll 30

Splash, A boy labs ti» «we w't" o mermaid Northpork iQO‘ 320
520 730 035 ll 30 and Southpark please coil 27262” ior show
lime$

Tank James Garner stars tn the story oi a man a boy and a large

pime at war ntaihinery ‘Northpork ‘i l5 3 25 5 30 7 40. 9,50
Sogthpork please (all theater lor showtimes ‘

Terms at Endoarmont Shirley Madame, Debra Winger and Jack Nich-
olson 5th n what cculd be the finest American movte oi the year it is a
story at relationshipk and the tribulations oi human extstence. (Southpark
please call the theater ici show times KERNEL RATING 9.

Untaithtully Yours Dudley Moore 5 latest eiiort as a musical conductor
with a iealous temper i 40 3 40 5 40 7 40 910,) KERNEL
RATlNCv 6

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Fayette Mall

At the Worsham theater this wooliond: tonight, tomorrow and Sun-
day at 7:30 p.m.: Apocalypse Now Francis Ford Coppolas vision at the
Vietnam (onitirt

At tho Kentucky lhoator this wooliond: Today:

i 30 pm“ Under

Fire 7 00 Camelot to 15 pm Zelig Midnight, ”Eraser Head". To-
morrow l30 Sunday Bloody Sunday ’ 330‘Erasor Hood," 5:30,
Under Fire 7 45 Zelig 930 Gorky Park Midnight, "Monty Python
and the Holy Grail Sunday 200 Camelot " 530, 'Zolig," 9:45,
Gorky Pork

 

 

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losonmnts and Oulldonstorn are Doad plays at 8 this owning and
tomorrow at the Studio Players on Boil Court. Student ratos or. 80.50 with
valid ID Reservations (an be made by calling the Studio Playors.

 

 

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