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’ By LYNN MARTIN held at 4 pm. Wednesday, Feb. hours of lower division work. In alone or whether the student In order to receive a BA. or a . .
' . Kernel Staff Writer 16, in room 139 of the Chemistry- the proposed revisions 45 to 54 prefersthe five 0f eight plus the A 33- degree. under the proposed
Students, time is running out. Physics Building. hours would be required.“ 8; 5 proposed TeV'tSh)” The revisions. a student ”‘9“ Chm' -
Thereis only one day left until the New revisions Rebecca Westerfield. St} vice- second is whether or not the plete three areas: baSic skills, . .
fate of the entire College of Arts These proposed revisions president, and Glen Harvev‘ e0- StUdeht prefers the Bachelor 0f breadth 0f StUd-‘V‘ and depth or . '
and Sciences is decided. 0” WOUId require students to meet chairwoman of USAC, asked that (ieneral Studies degree. “Udy' ‘
Wednesday the Arts and Sciences additional requirements along all A & Sstudents concerned with The introductory statement to The haStt' Skills ihClUdeS
. faculty (A & S) will vote on the with the five of the eight General the additional requirements the proposed revisions includes ChmPOStthH and expression. .
. proposed revision in the Studies Areas required by the attend the Wednesday meeting putting the {Ocus on what the Bach student must demonstrate - ‘,
requirements for the Bachelor of University Senate. and vote in the referendum person becomesinstead 0f 0“ any his ability to write coherent -‘
, Arts (BA) and Bachelor of According to Mark Paster. today particularint‘ormation acquired. EltgltSh according to haSiC »
Science (BS) degrees. USAC co-chairman, some of ‘ Student referendum It also states the emphasis is standards 0t form and Stylﬁ 1“ ‘
In last night‘s General Student these two sets of requirements The referendum is composed of placed on the conception of t‘ddlt'Oh tht‘_ Stutkfht mUSt ‘ i ,
Assembly meeting students were would overlap but in his two parts. One is whether or not education as a life-long process demonstrate hl-‘g ah'ht." t0 “59
urged by Student Government estimation the proposed revisions the student prefers the five of rather than as something com- tht’St’ Skills ”1 his (‘XPN’SSIOH 0F
and the University Student Ad- would increase th number of eight Genera 1 Studies areas plt’tt‘d within a COUI‘SO 0f StUdY- Continued on Page 2. C01- 1 '
visory Committee (USAC) to hours needed to receive a BA. or - I
attend this meeting in an effort to BS. degree. Paster said. “in the
block the proposed revisions. old requirements a student was Hall drafts J-Board [Otte ry '
' ' - The A & faculty meeting will be required to take between 21 to 30 v ' ‘
By JOHN GRAY and Professional Students When a new jury was needed the ' ‘ .
. w . M, . New... 3“. Editorial Page Editor Association will be submitted by Hearing Officer would go back to .
. . .. alight 38% -. h A revision of the University J— [K President ()tis Singletary at the list otuiso names and choose
. g at“ t . ”If, ' Board that would have student 'l‘uesday‘s Board of Trustees the next five students on the list
' ' WW 3 3m £2;th jurors chosen by lottery instead meeting in I'Zlizabethtown. for jurors. ‘ .
" v. 3 _ T's 'i‘v'é of having them appointed by the the five members of the all- (‘urrently the .l—Board has 1.9 '.
. . , W . tiara? Vicevpresident for Student Af- student .l-Board would be chosen members all of which serve one< . ‘ ‘ .
. . it? 3‘2. g ' WM“ fairS. with the advice of the from a list of 150 names selected year terms except for four ' ,
- ‘ a .. ' 9» A ' aw“; Student Government president. at random from a larger list of mt‘mht‘l‘S “h” St’l‘Vt’ t\"“’."t’ilr . "
. gig" 3% {a gﬁtﬂ heads the list of proposed 300 students selected by com— terms. . '
» » ”1 ‘ we . m' .» changes in the Student Code outer from the list of full-time M” Br“”"‘,"‘h“rgh‘ “WWW ,
. - i q ‘_ :4. submitted by Dean of Students StUdt‘nls. 1” the “5““? ”1 Students, *1“: the
, 4” 'Q I ~ P .' 7 . '3' Jack llall. Each jury would serve at the propose changes were ma 0 to ‘ ‘
I w as?” . it???” Eb: :Zfi The proposed changes along discretion “ttht’ Hearing ()tttt't’l‘ “mi-0.1“} moreﬂstudents m the
‘ a} wt hm “ ' with (‘ode revisions from Student hUt WOUId be prohitibed from Jumual process. put the J- '
t . "‘5 ' . _ “3%” . ' Government and the (iriiaduate serving for more than 30 days. Continued on Page 3. Col. 1
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, . ‘1; ‘3 _ 1' , B." ”NCULN R- LEWIS. JR- Berry argued (‘LEP should be large majority and Berry left the
. , F1 ‘1 g g Kernel Staff Writer used only for advanced meeting. ‘
. ' ' . ‘ i ._ University Senate considered placement. and not granted AS adopted. the “0‘" official . j
. , ' W .. ‘_ . $2,... . the report of the Ad Hoc (‘om- course credit. He said students Senate policy states that all ‘ ' '
. ‘ . 3 ﬁght ‘5»? . ‘ mittee on Accelerated Programs eapabje of superior or advanced academic units must file a list of
‘ - , f I Wrote“ ' in its regular meeting yesterday work should be placed in ad- courses available under (‘LEP -
, . . e ﬁz¥£~C#e ' and sent two recommendations yanced courses. rather than be with the Dean of Admissions and '
_ .. w: is), back to the committee before passed out ofthe area with credit. Registrar. Any student in good ~ '
_ “g“ ”0* . .. adjourning. "Do we want to be a super- academic standing wishing to
as» f“: r _' The sessionwitnessedaheated market and a bureaucracv'?” take a (‘LEP examination for
, ”a _ 3 it debate between Prof. Wendell Berry asked the Senate. .“It credit shall be allowed to do so. u .
*- , > ’ m Berry, Department of English. seems to me the better the l'nder an amendment for- .
. . « and committee members con- student is. the more he deserves warded by Dr. Wimberly -_'
. . cerning the implementation on a from us.“ Itoyster. Dean of the College of
While legislators heard arguments for abortion. several women University wide basis of the Arts and Sciences if a depart-
' . - protested on the capitol steps against controversial House Bill College Level Examination The Committee‘s recom— ment refuses to allow a (‘LEP
m7. Program (CLEP). mvndation was adopted by 8 Continued on Page 4. Col.1 '
R l ? Abortion 'ni us a 're ‘
_ Opl o l ,d '
‘ ' - epea or reform. . .
m Frankfort hearings .
. , ByKARICN BECKWI'I‘II Cathy Lewis. a Lexington shortly after I began to bleed.“ The proposal would allow who cannot afford medical '
. KerneIStatt‘Writer Women‘s Liberation abortion Lewis said. therapeutic abortions under the consultations or the hospital
A subcommittee of the House counselor,madea moving appeal “With the contractions of my following stipulationsi 1’ l0 stays made necessary by the
Judiciary Committee. composed for the repeal of anti-abortion uterus. the IUD traveled up in- preservethelife of the mother.2t proposed reform. Brown said.
of nine men and one woman, laws in speakingof her own side my uterus andlwas unable if continuation of pregnancy Moreover. “reform fails .
heard testimony today on an experience of havmg an illegal to retrieve it.“ Several days presents a threat to the mother's because it threatens to introduce . _
. issue termed bv one witness as abortion in Kentucky. later. Lewis said. she was ad- physical or mental health. 3) if a new 'abortion racket‘ through . '4
“strictlyawoman'sissue." That Placed in a financial and mitted to a hospital where she there is a risk of phy5ical or the fees for consultation by
. issue is abortion and testimony familiar situation where abortion received compensatory ”"ht‘ mental defect 'h the fetus. and 4) physmans Wh059 approval must
on House Bill 197‘ Section 276 was was her only solution to an un- ment. Lew'is was not questioned if the pregnancy is the result of be obtained." she said.
presented as hearing on the wanted pregnaiicy. Lewis said after her testimony. incest or rape. Any of these four In regard to Brown's role as an
controversial section of the she took drugs in an attempt to l‘K student Jane Brown spoke stipulations “'OUld have t0 be abortion counselor. she was
proposed penal code opened induce a miscarriage With the for complete repeal of the C(‘Tt't‘hd by three licensed (IUPSttOM‘d thUt the “moral
' today in Frankfort. failure of drugs. Lewis said she existing abortion lawas"the only PhNS'C'a".5~ “"th sworn 99'“ conduct” of the women she
The afternoon session differed contacted “an old friend“ who viable solution." Present Ken- tlht'iltt's filed. “"th the hospital counsels through Women's " ‘
in tone from the objective inserted an intrauterine device tuck)’ laws 8'10“ anabortion 01"." twodays prevmustotht‘abOI‘IIOIl. Liberation. ”i don‘t know what
morning presentation as Ms. (IUD) into her uterus. “Very to preservethelife ofthemother. “Laws are not reaching the poor Continued on Page 6. Col. 3

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, ' » ' speech to one year of high school or one language and one unit of general hours in each of the natural ( (Pdar min a l 01‘ k ”1-
. Also coming under the basic semester of college work) of one linguistics. selences. humanities and social “rI 9p“ mkcnta W01: ’ pre-
' . ' ' 3 skills is translation and in- foreign language or three units of The last division coming under and behaVloral SClences to be minord WOF h, and OUtblde WOY‘k
» * ‘ , terpretation. This means a one foreign language and two basic skills is abstraction and eligible for a B.A. degree, A 1‘1 ate ‘0 d e deOF program. A
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‘ level of proficiency required to in these three fields to receive a systematic and coherent study Of
5 . 7 V ' “x .. . . mi» amass“ “ . comlvlete four units in formal as. degree 3. “Ingle ‘99" that “”5 across
Z . . .' I . mg sciences such as computer The area of depth of study lines of eXistlng programs.
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VII I.’ I . " , . II Are you sure that you want your college to offer a bachelors degree with player's face- T911510” mounts as SpOI‘tS extravaganza.
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. ‘, -_ .I o '. . a Wl is o o eva ueo my agree. you in I can oany ing What is [hi i r) .
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'I ; . I . ' Q value of your degree (your degree, not your education) depends entirely e natlona] playoff 0f the Green StUdent Center and mUSt be
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I ‘ ' I . f / because you think it doesn‘t involve you--you should reconsider. are graduating from college this year, or
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Continued from Page 1 selected jurors, the Hearing tending Lexington Technical student counseling records. without the consent of the SlUdt‘lll 3‘. '
Board in just a jury role“ and Officer serving asajudgeof sorts Institute il/l‘l) under the [7K Presently the section allows except "whenthere [SL1 clearand .‘I'I'V'KI.
“abstract jury selection from and a pI‘OVision allowing the (‘ode for nonacademic offenses. Student Health. the l'niversity Illllllt‘llt’lil danger to an in 5.5.337".
whatever pressures that might defendant and the University two (‘urrently they are SUbleCt ‘0 the ('Ounst'llng ('t‘ntt'r. and the Dean (“Vl‘lUi‘l “1‘ WNW} I ”r ”l“ . '3' 11:..3 '- -.
(’XlSl-H . peremptory challenges each of (‘ommunity (‘OHPEE’ (TOdt’. of Students office to share in- student 1S llkt‘l} to "cause injur} ’ 4
He said the new selection the prospective jurors, Brandenburgh said. which was formation about a student if to himself or others." The Dean '3; . ‘. 3".“
system would be somewhat LTI effected modeled after the JUl)‘ 1969 UK "professional consultation is of Students may release general ‘ .. I"
similar “to the jury system Other prOposed changes would code. advisable.“ information such as the students ’f‘f
downtown“ with randomly put the over 300 students at- Students at LTI. however. New rules address and classification and I5,
would still be subject to the The revised section sets dif. more personal data such as birth I'f-jﬁlI’
A d k Communityt‘ollege Code as far ferent criterion for the three date parents' address and social 27.7,; gig—(7'
n eat your ca 6 tOO as academic relationships are departments. They prohibit the security number "on a 'show t.‘ 13,qu
concerned. Brandenburgh 53|d~ release of any information cause' basis only "
Scholarships and awards were point standing as a freshman because their “curricula is more [.' v. ; 1‘ " f'":
presented to fourteen Home Home Economics student. similar to the community E3; 7" 92"..“4
Economics students at the Fifth The Home Economics Club colleges.“ ll 5r"? 5.“
Annual Awards Banquet for the presented Patricia Roach the Still another change would m '15; “ ‘51}3-[331-
College of Home Economics. New Member Award, Donna delete Section 3.23 of the Code 2 eat 21‘ up
The banquet was held in the Harding the Mary Lou Hicks which deals with the releases of
Student Center Grand Ballroom Award, Bonnie MacShara the ' ' l t “- l l”-
Thursday night with Jim Din- V‘an Camp‘Award, and Monica F b 1 343 SOUl’l't Limestone IS now i
widdie as the guest speaker. Estes the CIHSCO Award. 8 ruary 6 1’c’k'ng orders for ‘ 3":
Sharon Perry received $500 ‘(Jynthia Lmk' Marsha Herdon. AS" WEDNESDAY l .- l
from a newly established Susan Jarmqn‘ and Bonnie Serv' CUSTOM MADE SANDALS v ..
scholarship sponsored bv the MacShara received other awards Ices ______ __ _____ I ‘5 55"»~
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gen t u}: icyF dE xtenSIOn I 7-30 o.m. order now and av0id Spring rush l --‘.,-
(gmema .eib. egerahion.” h t THE YUM YUM SHOPPE l 2 205 and 5.30 p.m . ‘ .. *5 .:\ '
y main ainin e ig es . . r-
grade point standing in the FRESH Hm mm ST I l We also have the finest selection of 5
College of Home Economics FREE CAMPUS DELIVERY 0 AUGUSTINE s brass belt buckles V a.'
during her first three years of "you RING we same" "APEI- ‘ F I a".
college, Nancy Frields received ' c available in the E08? -
the $300 Borden Award. 252-5751 ‘7'
Other scholarships in the ~.~_ 474 Rose Sl- l M H d d I f " " ’3"
amount of $300 were awarded to § 2 4-3726 an on ma 9 fems o Infere f I; ' . , I
Carla Skaggs. Katherine May, § TERMPAPER ARSENAL'lnc' 5 y s
and Sarah Warren g ﬁnd ”-9036?youlttdetscrlptive I .' ‘1..." f9». 1',
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Phi UPSilon Omicron. the 5196LENRO¢KAVE.?SUITEZ§03 INQdUIRER 5 CLASS Members Of Ken’UCkY GUI/d of ' I": 4?
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professmnal Home Economics § (213?477E_§f7s4°f5';7_952?,§‘ Sun OYS Of 3 p‘m' ArfISfS and Craftsmen ‘;' :‘. -
honorary. recognized Joy Gwm go: “We needalocalsalesman” beginning Feb. ]3 ._____* ____._ l 1.? 4
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. It I ' V (‘omimﬂ‘d from Page 1 students are tested on knowledge The recommendation originally have previously been without celerated Programs urged the
\ examination, ll "W5! JUSUfl' its obtained outside the classroom authorized the Registrar to grant course credit. Dean of Admissions and
. U , refusal ‘0 the dean 0f the ap- and. upon successful completion credit for ("ollege Entrance “Pt‘Ommends credit Registrars Office, to increase
' . propriate college. of. for which students can obtain Examination Board Advanced George Dexter of the Dean of efforts and propose experimental a.
' ' ‘ Quickerdegree credit." Placement Program (CEEB-APl Admissmns and RCElSlI‘aF'S programs whereby h'gh SChOOI 0'
. .. - .5 ~ According to the Committee on . examination scores of three or office told the Senate that some students can attend the G
. ' ' Accelerated Programs. “CLEP DEW“; the debate over the better, 300 high school students with University in lieu of their senior sr
~ " I . is a program through Which CL“) proposal, Dr. William 5 advance placement capability year..." M
f. . . V. . Plucknett of the Department of Dean Rogster again for- went out of state to school par- The recommendation carried R
j l = . —_ Chemistry" sald‘ ”ThlS pFOgram warded amen ment, thlS one to [iaﬂy because UK does not offer the Senate with a large majority. SI
.' .. ’ L ’ , “Howmnv offers a student a chance to get restrict . approval of the course credit with the CEEB-AP Recommendations Five and
. , . . A Commm Line 05 Your Favorite his degree a little unicker so he examinations for credit to the examinations. Six of the Committee were sent
- .V . . ,' -. V Liquid Refreshmentsand Party Supplies can get on With his education. appropriate academic unit. A recommendation Will be back to the Committee to be
‘V .' V ‘ . vV .‘ 'VV '. Sm" Dem“ From U.K—. Campus V Recommendation Two of the (‘EEB—APV examinations are made by the Senate to the Office modtlfled arid rersmrted out at the
‘V , f '. nos Imam Shopping Came, (/ommittee report encountered used by high school students of Admissions to publicize the "9X regu 5” enate 595510“
' ‘ . ' - . , V. heavy debate also in the sessmn. seeking advanced placement and possible acceptance of the CLEp scheduled for March 13.
. ; ; . . . Special examination
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1' " , . ' - .. credit Recommendation Five
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