xt75mk657093 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt75mk657093/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 1971-10-04 Earlier Titles: Idea of University of Kentucky, The State College Cadet newspapers  English   Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Kernel  The Kentucky Kernel, October 04, 1971 text The Kentucky Kernel, October 04, 1971 1971 1971-10-04 2020 true xt75mk657093 section xt75mk657093 9 . privileged information, (,‘rat't said his office '_ I I I
Who k t 9 answers written requests by people til 2 ‘ _ 2 ‘
S eeplng a S on you. businesses interested in knowrng it someone . ‘ .1
actually did take a certain class. ' _ ‘ '
o o . “In a sense a class roll is public I ff '- ' .
UnlverSlty records are many’ and Varled intormation,’ (ratt said. “Anyone in the .’ I.
United States can ask if you were enrolled -. . . . >~
Editor’s Note: This is the second Of a two identification more precise. “When you‘ve likereldaigd W‘gllhe? ‘h A: beniineedring) firm ’,. _ ':
part series. got 27 William Smiths enrolled, it can really 5 0:1.“ e ‘1 11V dO'dL {a}: l‘ d: ‘m “:48 at: ‘. ‘ 2 ‘. .
Larry Craft is director or records for the be a hassle sorting them out,” Craft said. is)? icant “d y l [d V 'nblmumg ’ m I - ,

Registrar. The office he heads occupies half This material is destro ed ever ear. . . - i , z ,

of one floor of the Office Tower and must Craft said his primary ghiirge is the There 15. a‘ new pOlle‘thPgh", In th“ 1‘ _' _ ~,_. . 4

handle every bit of personal and scholastic academic records. These records are future all‘otf campus requests lor‘class rolls a, .

information on campus. permanent, and contain the basic history of mil“ ,be approved by Presjdcm Slnglcmry' 2'; ”V I, 4

“We have two types of active records,” astudent’s college career. Crdft ddded . .
Craft said. “These are demographic A student's academic record includes a Craft said the permanent records are used _-‘-
information and academic information.” unique identification number (usually his for many purposes. People have £20”,ng t“

“The demographic records are general Social security number), his parents’ names information on ancestors who attended U" 1 1.,

student information. We get it from the and address, ACT scores (if he entered UK as Crvrl-servrce workers have claimed higher rob f -".

personal information section on the cards we a freshman), records of other colleges rankings 9“ the b21515 0f Whegt’ work .

sent out every semester. It’s general things attended and so on. Accreditation teams have used the data to , .

like majors, home addresses, local addresses, Into this record goes every course taken, see what the University 13 doing. .t ‘

“9-” the grade and credit hours earned, the UK.S permanent academic records ”Wm '='

Craft said this material is used for professor who taught it and the cumulative baCk into the 1800 5' There are four copies .
university mailings, determining the need for grade point average. of these records. One rs bound volumes, one
married student housing, and making Although the grades are considered Continued on Page 3, Col. 1 f ,1

an independent newspaper published by studentsgat the university of kentucky ,' V‘ _- '.
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By LYNN MARTIN pamphlets and asked that the material be . .. . . . .. ‘ . '1
Kemelstaff Writer circulated among the immates. Prison , ’ , . '. - . , :2, a '

Peaceful demonstrations were staged in offrcrals replied With an affirmative ‘ . ,. _- - , . . , ,'
several parts of the country Saturday to anSWer. . “ . y, 9 . ' 7' - . ‘_ 2 z . .’ .
protest conditions in US. prisons. Amld chantrngs 0f 5h?“ 1‘ down” and i. v w . _ a: . . . . g a , , ,

’ “walk on up to the prison walls, the 3.2 :2 jg. - - . - ‘ ., . x- . _~ .

Kentucky 5 Ashland Federal. Youth marchers were told they could walk -" ‘1 ‘ ‘ ' , . ' ' - 2. . ' -2
Center was among the prisons picketed. around the hedges surrounding the prison "[W ‘ ‘ , as: _ it» i " . ' 2, '

People from Ohio, West Virginia and entrance, however the marchers were not ‘ ._ .. . I " ' .1 . 2: . . .
Kentucky participated, representing a allowed to walk on prison property. a .7 . . ._ .- . ; 213;“ 2
wide range 0f movement groups. According to Walls, UK march ' ” ' " ' P :2 . 1,,

UK was represented by the Student co-ordinator, the Federal Bureau of 2.", M 2.. 2 ' -~ 3 . ' a”! -. -

Mobilization Committee, Lexington Prisons issued a directive last week . _, h.“ .5 :2. ' ‘ é . J _ ,
Mayday and the Lexington Peace forbidding demonstrations within the ~ " . 7 . _ V, w ‘3
Council. David Walls, spokesman for the prison walls because of an alledged ‘ 2‘. ' _ ._ g , . 3:52» ._
UK marchers, said one Of the major “National conspiracy to ferment . P0 , . :2‘ t .'
reasons for the Ashland march was to insurrection” by the federal prisoners. A“ ,1}, ‘_ _‘ .. . . . . ‘ .
show sympathy for the 66 women who After having marched along the hedge V :23 V 5: 1'; i q, V . ,
were temporarily housed at the all-male for three times, the marchers gathered on w i . . ‘ __ .
prison earlier last week. the property adjacent to the prison (also {W . . 2 ' _

According to the local paper in owned by the federal government but not ssf‘ascafiw 1 -. : . . 2
Ashland, the women were moved to within the prison walls.) my , W ‘ . . ..
Texas the day before the scheduled Following a lengthy debate, some . ‘ 2 . -. 2, y . . .
march. marchers stated they were going in and 2 . a- g). ' .‘ ,' ' ‘ . ’ ' .

Some marchers voiced the opinion that asked for support. Along the walk to the my}; . . . 2. ‘ . ‘
they were ready and willing to be arrested front gate the marchers decrded to 22* I. . , ~.' . ’>
as long as they had the assurance that present the director, lrl Day, With a list of . 22 “?Z%??*‘":: 3 , , .
there would be others arrested with them. demands the marchers suppdor'ted. The ”:Va< is g ‘ _: . ‘ . i . _ ' .

Da listened to t e eman 5 patient y .,*2. '2 - . g

After a heated debate, the marchers and siren said there was nothing he could 3 2 »'
gathered up Signs and information do “‘swgwa‘ ( _ . _ .
pamphlets, got into cars and headed for Day said he had “mixed emotions" sifigfiVéRSV .. 2 . ~
the prison. about the march He said he reali7ed that ffimfiifigigmy‘ _ _ '_ ' _ ' ' '

At the W150". the Boyd COU'llY Police some prisons needed reforms but added gewjfixwfirflw V s " 2 3‘
were waiting, “sight seeing," Sald one Of that the youth center was “one of the @“3WWQM ~ . ( 2‘ ~,
the policemen. One person front the area most progresggve prisons in OperatknL“ _ ., _. .2. it. . . . _ .
stated that the entire force was on hand. “We are in sympathy with these ‘ ' '- ' . . _ 2 . .
The state police were there, but having no concerned people (marchers), however, it ‘ ' ‘ , , , .
inrisdiction over the county roads, they is regrettable that this concern did not All lo g h . h ‘ '
circled the prison in patrole cars. come before the Attica outbreak." a n t e watc tower - .

Rebecca Westerfield, UK Student The associate director of the prison A marcher stands behind the hedges looking at the watchtower ‘. .. ~ ‘
Government vice president acted as gave this comment, “I think they which stands at the entrance of the Ashland Federal Youth Center. 9 -
spokesman for the demonstrators. She (marchers) are showing their concern Marcher: protested there Saturday to show sympathy for prisonem . .. '
presented the prison officials with today in a very responsible way." (Staff photo by Jim Wight) .

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.eple old bad grade is hurting him and it needs to last seen, the counselor 5 notes are Citizens, and neighborhood groups to better understand our _ . _ . _.
be changed n destroyedI Five years after that all data is community's challenges and opportunities, and helping to .3 " .' I
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“A record isn’t emanent if an one can - . Necessary qualities include ability to work with, and concern -. -. . ,I. -. '
do this,” Craft Sm: “Why we hadyone guy LaISt SChOIOl Year the Counseling and for, others; ability to undertake thorough and efficient research I J ‘ "
try to change a D he got to a B nine years Testmg SIerV1ce handle? SOImIe 1,250 ChenItS- on wide range of physical, social, and economic community . ‘
afterwards ” Rose 531d typical lnquules dealt With characteristics; innOvative thinking ability to develop alternative ‘ ~
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’f CraftI said the records are also used to see “We won’t even tell if a student is a client long-winded) and clear (not fuzzy) reports to help others under- , . ,
W 1 a senior has completed all his requirements or not ,, Rose said “We had one advisor call stand community problems and possrble solutions; mature to _ _
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__ Counseling arid 1'85th Center.I Her need to know.” prepare or develop charts, maps, and other graphic aids; ability
1?; department prowdes problem counsehng of Rose said the Counseling and Testing to effectively chair discussion groups; and, at times, ability to ~ .
1351 all sorts and handles the scores of the Center uses the scores of the Omnibus walk on wagerbIIsIalary: $5,000 to $8,000, depending 0n ex- . . -
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