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Bush puts Lexington on trail

all the things you
younger students do.
I did however take
part in the
celebration of a
friend who turned ZI
Monday night. So in
honor of that. here
are some funny
things that may or
may not happen on
the big day.

You arrive prepared to
take on the world,
proclaiming how you
have never puked off
alcohol, and you do
not plan on starting
now.

For some reason all your
friends laugh at you
when you say this
and start ordering
you drinks.

You forgot about bad
combinations and
order yourself a
White Russian to
start yourself off.

Umm. It tastes good.

You have a really great
server who preps the
birthday boy by
giving him a glass of
water and a couple of
rolls.

She has an innocent
name like Chastity
(who owes me a T-
shirt). thinks that all
of the people buying
shots are mean and
then buys you one
too.

After the first two or
three shots, a friend
ties balloons to your
hat, but you are
feeling pretty well.

Monday Night Football
starts.

You down a Prairie Fire
(tequila and hot
sauce) and wonder
when the flames will
shoot out of your
throat.

Chastity brings more
water and rolls. They
don't help.

First quarter is over. The
night starts to get
fuzzy.

The world's best
manager, Jennifer, at
Buffalo Wild Wings.
brings you a pickle
bucket, without any
pickles, if you get my
drift. She buys you a
shot too.

Five minutes later you
have a death grip on
the bucket.

You pass out in your bed
at 10:30 pm. Your
older friends go out
and watch the rest of
the game. Thank
goodness this only
happens once.

-lton Norton
rall_edltor@hotmall.
com

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So much for sunny
weather. Better grab
your umbrella before you
walk out the door.

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Competing for states: Republican presidential candidate
George W. Bush spoke Tuesday at Henry Clay High School

new Swan»

ASSISTANT WW5 EDITOR

Henry (‘Iay High School‘s gymnasium
roared with cheers Tttestlay evening from
a large crowd that gathered to welcome Re
publican presidential candidate (ieorge W.
Bush and his wife. Laura.

This was a stop on Bush's battleground
states campaign totir. \vhere Hush has been
visiting states in the Midwest where recent
polls show neither Hush nor Democratic
presidential candidate Al Gore have a lead.

Before arriving to Lexuigton. Hush
campaigned in Illinois and made an appear
ance on the nationally syndicated show
"()prah.”

Iii a town hall setting. the theme was
"Real Plans for Real People: Blueprint for
the Middle (‘Iassf‘ w Iiere the 'l‘exas gover—
nor touched on subjects stich as the envi
ronment and education.

"He concerned abotit the education in
Lexington. don't count on \\'ashington. get
involved yourself." Bush said to parents
about involvement in their child‘s

education.

litish also stressed on testing children
throughout their schooling to show the
progress they are making in the classrixim.

“We need accountability for children to
know that they are learning." said Hush.

Kristen Stone. ll. who caitie from Lan~
caster to see Hush. liked Bush's plan with
education

"It sounds like he really means what he
says (about educationt." Stone said

The suit of former president. (iciit'g’t'
Hush, also wants to allow discipline in the
classroom without teachers and adminis-
trators beitig held liable.

"We must allow teacher discipline 1 iii
the classioomi and introduce legislation to

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James Krupa, a biology professor, uses a chart of herbivore fossils to back up
his point that "creationism is not a science and evolutionisin is not a religion"
Monday night. The debate was at Transylvania University's Carrlcli Theater.

Students and parents have the
right to know the truth”

- ART NITZ, PROFESSOR

Creationism vs. evolution

The debate continues

By Cole Clark

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

By Ashley York
ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR

Evolution verses cre-
ationism.

That was the topic
taken on by several edu
cators Monday night at
’T‘ransylvania University.

Dr. Art Nitz. profes-
sor of physical therapy.
said the central theme of
the forum revolved
around the idea that evo-
lution is not the only the-
ory to teach in schools.

Nitz explained that
the theory of evolution
doesn‘t provide enough
evidence to teach it as
the only basis of exis-
tence.

“Evolution. as taken
by intellectual elites. is
more ofa philosophy (of
naturalism) than it is a
theory supported by lots
of evidence." Nitz said.

Nitz admitted that a
lot of evidence existed for
the theory of evolution.
btit noted that just as
much evidence subsides
for alternative views.
such as creationism.

Nitz said the forum
allowed intellectual pair
ents anti students to ask
for the truth about life on
Earth. He said one of the
discussion points quess
tioned was that ifa theo-
ry provides enough evi-
dence. can it be dis-
cussed anti presented.

“Ninety percent of
parents would like to see

an incredible alternative
to evolution some-
thing with scientific
credibility and documen
tation." Nitz said.

Nitz said the parents
anti teachers just want to
hear the truth.

The debate. spoii
sored by the American
Civil Liberties Union.
presented two other
speakers. Starr Lewis
and Jame-s Krupa.

Lewis. a representa
tive of Frankfort‘s De
partment of Education.
explained that although
the word ”evolution”
was omitted froin the
states core content. the
word is just a matter of
terminology.

Lewis explained the
reasoning behind the
omission of the word
"evolution” from the
public school curricu-
lutn. He said the main
reason behind the deci»
sion was to reduce con.
troversy surrounding
the word itself.

.Iames Krupa. a biol-
ogy professor. addressed
his fears of teaching cre-
ationism iii the class-
room.

Krupa's main con
cern revolved arottnd
which creation story
would be taught iii the
classroom anti several
different versions of cre-
ationism. He explained
that by teaching one the-
ory in school. oiie‘s reli-
gious rights might be in»
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.NEW IDEAS

STANDING TALL

Students want
more space
for speech

By Ashley York

AS; :‘AN‘ WV. E." '-

S'tepi; iixie lib-ssni; .iiii: 'I‘reyor Sanders
Were it ;t Jot.

Itoti lctttsr \'tltl‘ltl l'iiior: .ictiyists
s' rod iii twii' t'I '. H II \loiiday morn
tit- dis'i'ilnit'ii ‘ t:i--- - promote and repi‘e
\t'll? progressoo t o tittiozt etiologies

“It l‘I-t
lil't'lll I Iliu

".‘n-i'ica's .\'e\t

en‘. iionnieir
that .s tweet f‘ : dz docie To students]
said \andeis. 'l history ‘llllI French senior
“It can‘t resti'ii t trw speech "

'I'heir demonstration lasted a little over
two hours. until a law enforcement officer
asked them to leave it Ignio p.m.. because
they did not hate pei iiiissii in to have a table
set up beyond the tim- speei Ii area.

Sanders and lies-sing. a sociology se
nior. knew they were out of the designated
area Mondix. but hopt d theirdemonstration
would pioniote l Ix" faculty. staff and stut
Ill‘lll.‘ to mull“! stattrl the importance of the
entire tillllfllls. bot-oviiiiig an area for tree
stiwi-t'll

Currently. the Ill‘\I.TIl.IIt'il free speech
.iiea resides by the \itllit‘lil center Sanders
and lil"\\lll'_' saai it .s located in an area
where students don't It‘ltyt'l ft'eiluently.

"W need real d;.i':ogue on campus. We
need to get the wizol> I'ntyersity involved to
tittestltili l4l\'.' .\;iiiii~i's \Illl about their
pliiis to submit a pioposzti to StiA. request
in: that the at»- speec‘a area bi- estendivl,

\‘it tor Heard. the dean of students. said
this was not the first time the LSI' has spo-
ken out of their boundaries

“I had to 'isk them to move ta couple of
weeks .igoi.' Ila/aid said. 'I think we're get-
ting iitto game playing now "

Hazard i-'\pl'ii:i~d th it His designated
free speech area is not in an inconvenient lo-
cation

"It's not an otit ot the way place." Haz
ard said. "My best guess is that the LSI'
knows their free speech area better than
anyoneelo- "

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Festival promotes ideas for futuristic living

Minds light up: Dozens of speakers and presenters share
their expertise on how to live and work in the millennium

By Nathan Leigh

STAFF WRITTR

There‘s a first titiic for eyei'ything

For Levingtoii. the First International
Idea Festival begins Thursday

I)o/ens of speakers and presenters
will gather to share their I'\IIl rtise on the
theme "Iii-signs for Living atiil Working in
the New Millennium ”

\e live iii an idea economy." s.iid

Kris Ix'iininel. one of the planners for the
event

“Most people tend to pigeonhole them
selves. though. by only associating with
members of tlieit chosen field." he said.

The Idea Festival‘s web site provides
an ideal introduction to the event, :is well
as the festival‘s mission
statement

“In today ‘s world. the ideas and inspi-
rations for new companies. products. do
signs and artistic endeavors comes from
many different and frequently unusual
places. The International Idea Festival
will provide a unique venue for the pre

sentation. demonstration aitd sharing of

new ideas aitd innovations across difl‘erv
ent interests "

The Idea Festival entails a variety of

coiitittiioiis events. st Iiediiled for the
three day event
'I‘hursday features workshops and
presentations on topics ranging from iti
terpreting dreams to Internet use. Fri
day's events feature lectures focusing on
the abstract
ideas and Saturday's highlights include
performances by several ethnic dancing

nature and cultivation of

troupes. as well as a Teen I’oeti‘y Slain.
More detailed schedules are a\ail:ible at
the event's web site.

The Earth Harp. the world's largest
playable musical instrument. demon
strates one an example of Idea Festival
thinking. The si‘x’»story harp draws on the
constructive and performing talents of a
team of musicians. scientists and archi
tccts.

The Iiarth Harp's strings will hang
from a parking garage near I’hoeniy Park
and will be played throughout the week
end.

Iv'immel said the festival would not
have been Illi\s‘lllll‘ w itltoiit the help of its
sponsors

Some of the sponsors include lnthli
gent (‘hange Initiatives Inc. the Lexington
Herald-Leader attd marchFIRS'I' of (‘hicar
go. There are six cit-sponsors. 23% support
ing companies and over four dozen plan
ners. (if the planners. four are professors
at I'K

 

The Student t nift

.. «enmin

Kimmeli hopes the ti-sttysii provides
all Lexington '\\l'l’l .in ediic.-.tioii;il e\peri
t‘llt't‘.

“(lite «it the things were trying to do
here is erase the boundary between work.
play. and education." Kintmel sziid.

“\k'e evpect a rich llll\ of college stti
dents. businessmen aitd younger kids.
'I‘hei'e‘s .i little something for each of
thetn hert- "

Got any ideas?

While the vast majority of scheduled activities
are free. the Idea Festival's organizers“ that
those who wish to attend RSVP. This Is not
mandatory, but will allow tht.I organizers to bet-
ter prepare themselves. Representatives ol the
Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation
may be reached at 233-3502 ext. 228

 

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.ALLIHEflEflSlHAI £115

The Low-down

“What
they have
done is
great —-
but they
lack
respect
and
humili-
ty... They
are as

cold as

we.”

- John McEnroe
one-time tennis
bad boy, to
London's Sunday
Telegraph, criti-
cizing the sister
act of Venus and
Serena Williams.

Senate 0115 China trade bill

\N'ASHING'I‘UN The Senate voted 83 1.3 [tr
day to permanently iiormali/.e trade with China.
opening the world’s itiost populous nation to
American products. services and ideas about cap
italisin and democracy The tote represents the
biggest step in IKS, (‘hina relations since l’resi
dent Nixon‘s 15173 \ isit to the Great Wall and ends
the divisive annual debates over l'b‘ trade policy
toward the (‘oniiniiiiist country

2 hostages rescued in Philippines

7..»\.\il§t);\Nti.\. Philippines ’l‘wo I’rench
teleiision .iournalists held by .\Iiislim rebels in
the southern Philippines have beeii rescued.
President Joseph Estrada said \\'ednesday. lie
said the journalists were being broughi to the
capital. Manila. The I’rench iournalisis were
seized by Abu Say yaf rebels when they attempted
to interview other hostages held by the giiei'ril
las 'l‘housands of troops launched an assault on
the rebels" camps on southern .lolo island on Sat
iirday.

Fujimori greets crowd from palace

LIMA. Peru I’resideiit Alberto l’iiiimori
climbed atop the gate of the tioyeriinient l’alace
late 'I‘uesday and greeted a roaring throng. make
ing his tirst public appearance since I’erii‘s latest
political crisis erupted. 'I‘lie astonishing sight ap~
peai'etl to be :i signal to the powerful army gener
als who are belie\ed loyal to Vladimiro .\lon
tesinos. the national intelligence chiet engulfed
111 a bribery scandal that unleashed lllt' crisis
that is ending the president's decade in power. in
a flamboyant reiurn to Luna's streets since his
weekend announcement that he would call new
elections but not riui again. I’iuitnori electritied a
nighttime crowd by climbing unaided up the to.
foot high cement and wrought iroi‘. gate

FBI: Lee made 20 tapes of secrets

WASHthi'l‘UN l’i‘ep.‘ti‘11‘.:liu‘ i tell all 111
teryiew ‘\\lll1 \ien Ho Lee. the Fill has learned
from the l.os :\l£lil‘iti.\ scientist that he made a to
tal of 3H tapes \\ ii'n nuclear secrets. halt'of which
were duplicates. umernment officials said today
(inly three have been recoierid. but Lee‘s lawyer
said his client will tell the I'lil the remaining
tape.s were destroyed.

Cuba plane hijacking kills 1

THE ONLY BOY
111 NEW YORK
Paul Simon is
seeking solo
enshrinement
into the Rock
and Roll Hall of
Fame. Simon
was inducted in
1990 as a mem-
ber of the
19605 folk duo
Simon &
Garfunkel.
Musicians are
eligible for
nomination to
the hall 25
years after

the release of
their first
recording. The
induction ban-
quet is usually
held each
March.

MAKE lIKE A
LOVER AND
SPLIT

Another
celebrity les-
bian couple is
calling it quits.
Rocker Melissa
Etheridge and
her girlfriend,
director Julie
Cypher,
announced
Tuesday they
were ending
their relation-
ship after

12 years. The
couple has two

 

 

 

 

vivors ~ three men. three women and three chil-
dren ~ from rough seas nearly 300 miles off the
Florida coast about five hours after the plane
took off, the US. Coast Guard said. Details on the
flight were unclear.

Firestone tire death toll now 103

WASHINGTON Fifteen more traffic
deaths have been linked to Firestone tires and
800 more people have reported tread separation.
biowouts and other problems with the tires this
month alone. the government said. The National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration now has
received 3336 complaints about the tires. which
were recalled last month and have been linked to
10:; l'.S. traffic deaths and dozens more overseas.
More than 11K) ['51. injuries have been reported.

Israel, Palestinians suspend talks

.lICRl'SAIIIAI After Israel called a time
out in peace talks on Tuesday - and then called it
oti‘iust hours later » the Palestinians called their
own time-out. saying they wanted an explanation
for Israel's ”confusing" behavior. The brinkman-
ship reflects the deadlock that has characterized
the talks since the collapse of the Camp David
summit in July. and comes as the United States
drafts bridging proposals that could be presented
as early as the weekend in a final effort to close
the gaps and conclude a peace deal.

Nasdaq rises 139; Dow ends down 19

NEW Y( )RK Technology stocks rebounded
today on bargain hunting. giving the Nasdaq
composite index its biggest gain in more than
two months. but blue chips struggled. The Nas-
daq climbed 139.13 to 3.865.64. The Dow fell 19.23
to 10.78939. ()n the NYSE. losers narrowly led
gainers.

2 Olympic athletes fail drug test

SYDNEY. Australia . Two athletes. includ-
ing a Bulgarian weightlifting medalist. tested
positiye tor banned drugs at the Sydney
t)l\ mpics. the first doping cases from the Sum-
mer (lames themselves. The International
tilympic (‘ommittee said it had stripped the sil»
\‘ei‘ medal in the fits-kilogram weightlifting class
from 1\ an lyanoy. who tested positive for a di-
uretic. The other athlete was Vadim Deyya-
toysky. a hammer thrower from Belarus. who
tested positive for components of the banned
steroid nandrolone.

 

 

 

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reduce or have no liability risk
for them," said Bush. He wants
to triple the funding for charac-
ter education in the nation‘s
schools also.

(,Thristopher ’I‘hornbert‘y.
13. faces student disruptions in
class and said he would like to
see Bush implement teacher
discipline if he‘s elected in No»
vember.

“It‘s a problem in my
school. where now the teacher
only gives a warning for the
student,“ said Thoi'nberry.

Outside the gymnasium.
campaign supporters of Gore
anti Green Patty candidate
Ralph Nader, including Ken-
tucky state treasurer Jonathan
Miller gathered to protest.

Bush also focused on the
environment, cutting back the
role the US. military plays
overseas and establishing a
new energy policy. if he be-
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to UK, Georgetown and Transy students

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