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. It was inevitable: Donna Green- 5 d; A, 3.. ‘ ' ' ‘5 i
well knew it, the voters knew it and , ,3 .: i i ' . 5 I p

v the 80 people who filled the Student 5 h h ' ii . . ' ' by freShl I |an . _ . . .
Center‘s Great Hall knew it. i J" ' . . 5 :_

But that didn‘t affect the cele— a : J, '" " ~ . ' '- - - - J". .
bration when it was announced that \‘ f. g . l d " ' i ‘. . ‘
Greenwell had beaten her opponent II ‘ V5 % .2; :ii i.» 5' 5 to ea VOtlng . " ..
by a more than 3-to-1 margin to be- _ .. 5 . J , 7 , a I; sf ‘_‘ _ 55. , . j . .
come UK‘s first female SGA presi- «. é ' 2: 5 -- ‘J’ .- .~ ‘ V} 1 ‘I * ':.: I.” Bii‘iniiii.” ”i 5 -. ',.'
dent. l' . q ’ . \ , . . 3 . 5 \_;. - ‘ , Senior htatt “l'llt'l V- .- . 5. .." :I

As the tallies were read at about .. y- , - .\l ' \ ’:'.i i ‘ i V. ~' ‘ ‘5': ' . . . . ‘. , , ':' T .: ~. "
lO P.m.. Greenwell was flanked by J.) it; .. . f I " , \ V . \1 ._VV , i , thenritoi at Vlalgt- t'illlllltlllinnsVftIVulitVi -”. .V..VV iVVV ti-
her sorority sisters. supporters and ;- A “ s s. ' v . \ { . _/- ‘ . (hit was VVsiVlththilV lllV nuiiVii-«l ~ Vols f V-, .'-,l”1' 1‘ _‘I.
the also-victorious members of her ”‘ :3, at“ I.‘ ‘25 ‘ ' it - , I i ‘ if" ' 5d: 1" ”UH” i “ii" i“: "h ,‘ .- .g
ticket, Kenny Arington and Karen = i is. ’ a.» 53¢ ~ ~-,‘ ' . ~’ . . ‘ - ' i 1 iiiiiti'VF-i s V . i. V _ V a: ‘ ..-.'
Skeens, for senior and executive , ii . ’ , ' . ‘ . 3". x , J ‘ I. t .Silum in; iiiiiih iiiiiiiijii i, i M iii: " .5 , if}. 32':
vice president, respectively. The two "V , “ ‘:‘-3N . “4% "'5; ’ , i i I in i gikwqfii‘nfi "‘21:”; [iii iii!“ '5' x" 5 1
ranunopposed. ‘. '. ‘ .. . b . -; 1 .I . _ 5 . V > .Vt V t sVV t-s th.iti.‘ ViJ ,V . -_. - I. V. i,“ ,I, .

Greenwell tallied 1,007 votes to v . 5 L"! _. 5 \ ‘J' :fi’i‘,“',',‘,’_‘2“k§‘ h” ”“‘ 3"" ' .. ' -.-
Kathy Ashcraft's 316. The race had IV; 3V ? . \1 I . VUVin : .Vttltellt t.o\t.i.lllli-ll t VV. . VV ,_ . ." , .
the lowest voter turnout in years , ‘ . J i 2 _‘ . “a mneeiiiiini . ' Ii 7'-
with only 1334 voting in the presi- .V .9 5. , s V Brothers. ll bachelor ill d.” ,.,V,_ .~’ . . ‘.I . -. .
dentialrace.‘ _. 4%}; '. «iii V5 ., . studies senior. \\Ll.\ t-ia'm V. -: 'iiti - . ..V- J. -V.

Last year's election prompted only . “V jut. f: '.l V V . 5, illiw-niviiw- was lll\ii[)liiitli‘t-i ,t-li‘. .- . ... V , -.
about 50 more students to vote, but . at , ~ . .1} ~' i V2... . - ‘ .a ‘ ’- gm U, WM“ . 5 ‘ I ' ' i'v. ~ I
John Cain ran unoppOSed for presi- . w “I w. :5 2? " . . l redlh ”WW” ”I" , 'I ' '

. . .; ~ s g. . ' 1 would be better Militia v. ,5 j ‘ .. ~ J. - y .'
dent. In the 84 election. 2.930 stu- I‘ . tr .9“ "’ - . fi "1) . . .. 5. . . t I ‘ '
dents voted for president, with Tim .. . ,V i , h , i. _’ ,. ; uimi m“ ,,i‘i”liiii,iii.ih I“ i 4 i 'i , 5" ‘ 7 3'
Freudenberg defeating Larry Bisig ‘ 5% 3&5 ' “iii :5 Lizlgjg:ll:hpiii5't(ii\ifili”3i ' iii: - i . -’ i ,
bvonly7lvotes. . , ‘. - ~" J 5 i- - 3‘ ’ "' ' - i i '. '

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Although Greenwell said she was ‘ in? _ .9 1137: Wiggins :1]: Judd, , . ‘ - ' -
excited about being the first female [,5 . ,1’ ML... “hm. mm... ”W” ,1 . " .7; . ’ ‘ ‘ .
student body president. she doesn't ’1’ 7“ i 5 incumbent Hixitllhxontq‘t ‘ i i J ' I I -
think it will add any additional pres f.“ - . I ”Mme” ah” m” .m 5, t ., '_ . J . ., ,
sures to the office. “I like the idea '. i \ ' i tour Datul ltittkins .lanw» ‘- .., ‘ J 5 ‘
that l have had the Opportunity (to I .. i g {it i 'ii "iii” he“. .5 , - , Ellzalwlh Mush-1‘s \illti (lulu .i ’)i J i i i i"
be the first female),“ Greenwell , l‘,r.""‘ ‘ ii khg, "i .. " 1 ‘i campaign sht- trim in (*lllpllth I ‘i.:- ' ‘ I.
said. “lButi I‘m going to work hard ,' 1i 5;. ., i ii- ' importance oi St. \ as a li‘l)l"‘\'-‘ i i . , J i '
no matter what." , \J‘ VV‘ . «é‘gfi‘ N . 3 \ the body ' ' . .

And as far as setting a precedent ' ~ l ’ i‘i ~_ m “'- K. , Ii "Student gott-l‘nlllt-nt tail not . 5 . . '
for future female presidential candi- ' i ' i “ ‘ i ‘ an" :- prot-idc a seriit-e. hilt liit'\ ari- a»? » ‘ . _
dates. Greenwell only replied. "I A . . . , i" """hs'w their ailtocatt-s ttt- art- liri- \iti i. ' . i
think the most qualified person will supporter puts her 0er around Donna Greenwell at last night 5 preSIdent.VGreenwell beat Arts 8. Scuences Senator Kathy Ashcroft dents” . repwmeVmVIV V . . ‘.

. .. announcement of her Victory as Student Government Assoaation In a landslide, l 007 votes to 3l6 '

getlt. ' ' In her next term. l'iil‘llli‘it‘l\ saw , . 3

Karen Skeens said. ”I think it iS a Arington the only male on the goals in their platform and in fact more specific 5 b d 5. - - . 5 . . . . she would llkt‘ to ‘wol‘l’ till‘ 2‘. .i. . i - i

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very important step not only for Greenwell ticket, said he was will beginworking nextweek. senators, :an “,lxny dtouLVSnaleint {heplicilitiriii szonsllilliiVy in allotting lllt- sip: uu- .
women. but ‘0.’ the SGA‘ “iii“ prob- looking forward to working Whh “Each one Of US has one or NO Greenwell. citing Wednesday‘s ed~ substance' in our platlorm will be M'iihuaii‘iii10mmiii” ’
ably work twice asVVhard. Skeens Greenwelland Skeens. (goals)." Arington said. adding that itorial in the Kentucky Kcrni’l that proven wrong next year." i" ”ddhmh' BMW“ “hi "“ '
added that She was eXClted {OIV‘V all The newly elected leaders said he will work to improve attendance endorsed neither presidential candi- ' would llkt‘ to lllipr‘m‘t‘ .s't‘._I\ . i‘ilpptil‘t - -
theother cand‘daiesmr senators. they ”peeled to accomPhSh all the at senate meetings and develop dale and POinled ‘0 the 180k 0f SUb- Sectiiirnw H i . l’at'c.‘ \r. ititoilii its ~- 7 - '
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p 0 S , mem ers v :: '~ ‘ i. h “5 “ERIN "OPE The tilt-ck point: \lllll't t“ ~ . . ”w J 3 ‘1
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By WENDY 5. SMITH best positions," said David Nickell. .. " J « .. ‘J H a F ii Ii‘i'ii‘iii inf” him ”W ' " ”iii . . - '
SeniorStalfWriter SABVicepresident. P" i "' "x . ‘ ATHENS. Greece Police are ii'liiliiti'iliili’lililt‘tiilil‘zi'l ‘llit ‘t .. i. J .. i I .' ‘ '- '-
Nickell said once again SAB has “t at _. ,_ ‘ ‘ ti huntin for n A l . t V V ““VV , - ""V‘ ‘:“V - , V I
The Student Activities Board has the best leaders on campus. “I don't _ . ., i i C it pectedgof planating trliicilxiiiriiihuiilri‘atigt- :thiii “Litihiltdhiiitmtiill‘ ”ti “in”, Hi i ' V ' i
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atrial}: asriiideccdi‘grrhsilig; pgisfitihgfm {husk WE‘VVCOuld have made better se— ' e ii iii; ' . ‘i i ploded 0" a TWA jetllner over south» H.000 miles (Her thi- :l'iill': ' ‘ .'.. i. . . .'
. ‘ ec lons' t . i -..§,,Ii’iii Mi ‘ .,5:»» ern Greece. killing four Americans. lt)llllll.lll».-\lll(‘l‘ll'rtll til. it i:w' ' to: V i H i i
viSepihgs‘idinstelgéedehnfldi-ilhhtan: t Th1: heryVVVSEIGCled Siiiilil commit. '. _ . 532‘” is " a § police sources said yesterday Greek Allierlt-aiis .i1 J.tun..i.. -. - -' i .- . ~' " I
. eec airp05l ionsareas o ows: IJ°“ ' . , ,. . i . . .. .' ' . ‘ ;» - ,
marketing sophomore, and Tina wPublic relations committee 9 i a t, . Th0 SOUTCGSV Speaklhg 0“ C‘mdhlhn giuhiiri imii. {LIVED}? ”l,“ "i ii -, I . ' I. i‘ i’, L. z
Payne. a marketing junior. respec- chairwoman _ Mindy Martin. a ae‘ x I of anonymity. said a woman called ‘iqiilhj'iiV Viili"d“VuV‘ V“ ‘,'V”‘ . VV ’ .-,. .- '
tively. communications ‘unior- “"°‘""' “mag...“ May Elias Mansur. a known terrol'I it PM“ “'i “ “A“? i ‘-"i""“ . - I ‘- , , t
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The selections process. which took wSecretary/treasurer __ Leslie . NNI'. HLNT ist, flew on the TWA Boeing 727 T\\'.i\-i)pl ) ii: .i lily Jl . . I . V "I. . '. , .,'.-" ‘, I VV,’
place Monday through Wednesday. Patton,afinancejunior; chairwoman —S P k , l‘t' , . ,. 5 5 from Cal“) ‘0 Alht‘m “Vt‘dhefllafi w“ 43”, rliniiK-ifi‘ \I“ link“ '5.,.'5i1‘ii "r , ' '2'," i ‘.L
.lwem over really well,“ said Paul i/I‘ravel committee chairwoman l . h usanV ec .a [>011- man- VBll‘gld Nledenzu. a microbi0~ morning. The plane went on to th-i ith- .. li ‘“ "l . t'wJVVMVd} 5 v V» J. i!-
Hayden, president of SAB. _ Amy Huffman, a business /finance ca selence sop omore, logy Junior: Rome and theVbomb exploded (iul‘ll‘ll-i. ("Vim film? 81:73:? ;::”i_\,.p,li“ i, if, ”i :3 ', ’, " . -' ' '13,-

“We had some very talented peo- freshman; .zSpotlight jazz committee chair- its return tlight from Rome to 0:“ seat WV. T\\‘I\ \ VVVkVV‘V‘VVV‘V’V"‘\V'V'TV‘V‘ , ' V‘ .Il'ln,
ple. and there were a lot of tough de- wVisual arts committee chairman woman — Lyn Carlisle. a journalism Membe 4 l . . h . Athens Wednesday afternoon llet-ltscher told radii... .. .Ici iiihi-m A. - l‘ n 'i- '
cisions to make. The selections com- — John Scheidt. a telecommunica- sophomore; an“ electrirJSld arge. ham Hug E“ "We have launched a search ..Theip(,l.\.,m Mm V.“ ‘,,,‘.,.',‘.‘ “,1. on j ”7-.- V. i t . '
mittee as a whole feels they have tions/Englishsophomore: . . _ C ha BeVanlneerlng ”"9 0‘ around Athens and other mm. -nd the pang,Womihnmg high: 1. i ', " ' i”-2. .’.
chosen a very diversified and com- wLittle Kentucky Derby commit- wCinema committee chairwoman more. - arrie e ersworth, a man . « i ~' U i d w l , -' - i i . i ' ‘ hf‘ii "i i "i ‘

.. . . , , , _ - . . keting Junior; Klare Schmidt. a me— also put out a signal to trace this )eing In\t>l't’.dltd l“ N't H it ~ t: liw _ . - _ , ..,J,- .
petent board. Hayden said. tee chairwoman — Missy Derlfield, Jennifer Ballard. a Journalism chanic l . . f h _ . person through Inter )I .. 0m, )1”, lead ~~ - . J. ,»,- . V.-.J

“We got a fine crop of young peo- an accounting sophomore; sophomore; Elizabjthenéfiiflgg 31:5 81:3,?“322 source said, Karlie:X yesterdg (in llvi'ksclicr said that lmtl. l .\ ox J‘l iii. ii ’ Ii,-
ple.deflnltely the best people for the ,zComtemporary arts committee wCoconcert committee chairwo- freshman. Rome. Italian interior Minister ports and Greek M‘t'lll‘ll} lllllt‘l.ll\ .p -‘- V 'V- ~ii' ,V

Oscar Luigi Scalfaro said. “it is con “0‘" agree lhill lht‘ Will" “4“ WWW .' Z' l ', .i ‘ .P .‘

o o o e tain that a suspect person. who is on in the passenger cabin and not llii- ' , I. " . I 5

Panel focuses on Afro-American black diViSions .. 0.. .. 5» -‘
and got off in Athens. occupying in 531mm ‘Vt‘llht's‘lil,\ I J " " i- I

lit-BOBBIWOLOCH Touba Bedingar president of the partici ~ .- I . . . , , _ the airplane the exact seat where Tht‘ pilot. t‘apt lticliaril lit‘lt'lsitl‘i. '- ' _

J _. . pants “I“ be addressmg, 86- t-nlversltv of Lambia and the Km .J . -- ., ~ -~\ IN ,. . . . . J ‘ J- ‘
StaffVlriter Blagk Graduate and Professional dingar said. versitvof'Richmond Va the explosion txcurred. Slilrizxfiiiiirihnii::hri':i\p]”, xiii?" ' . -. i

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Cultural similarities and differ- t Stqueents areV encouraged to ZVlt- Registration for the entire semi- 1th? :{ahantegeiih’dagiin'ii A\VSA \'l(‘(‘ “in placed ill lltitil‘ li‘\t‘l llt'.ll‘ , " V . i.
ences are the topic of a seminar to- The association, in conjunction eVrVItht gengra seSSlons, he said. nar, which includes a luncheon and _th hthg unVOV umt entlfi-Hh “31th the cabin wall lll row lJ'lJ‘ iillt . ' ’.
morrow to evaluate the relationship anh the Office of Minority Affairs, w c at: SC eduled from 10 a.m. to group sessions on special topics, will ”‘1st 1%? 0"? V‘" CB; act “‘ch Grefik the crew illtVant see anyone tltillllVL. ' J . , '
between American and ‘African ls offering general sessions and a "0°“ an 2pm. to 3pm., and w‘" befr0m9130aml010am. iu ori “iii in l-irimng at i e SUSP'C'WSIIV ' ' -' '. '
blacks. panel discussion on “African and conclude Withaquestlon and answer h l . 51159901 V‘Fab beJK‘Wd 1" have In (‘airo the heutl ill 'he t'aiio . .. . ,'

. . Afro-American Relations" in 206 5955mm T e uncheon Vwill be fromVnoon boarded witha Lebanese passport in port Alllhtll‘ll) “a. ”W...“ V» ,3].

By examining the values of each Student Center from 10 am. until 3 A panel discussion will feature UhlllVl P-m- m 114 Student (enter the nameof May Mansur. missing claims that lltt‘ iwini» \\.l\ ' '- .
8TOUP. the seminar "W1" help blacks p.m. Robert Cumming. chairman of Afri- and is free i0 students Who reg” ANSA said she may have ho rd 1 ' I
to understand the factors WhiCh pre- can Studies at Howard University in tered earlier. a Middle East Airlines flight is Bgi- i“ ii in” I.“ J i ' i ‘i I
:9"! (rem-Americans and Africans VMEdIa Impact, education and reli- Washington, D.(‘.. and Fulbright Special topic group sessions will rut. Lebanon. shortly after arriving
rom ing closer together. said gion are a few of the aspects panel Professor James C. Mphaisha of the befrom 1 pm. t02p.m. in Athens. ’ '

Uni t 1 b . l u . . . n . Writer. We. ends
verSI y ce e rates centennia of Tin LlZZie With week of lectures, museum exhibitions, theater ;:;"°"°w WFJ'lJ °dv°°fv ver- '
mance. or etai 5, see ‘
3th 3:35); MILLER mankind has ever had butVValso a with an applicable topic for next Design Studio. Chevrolet Division. Automobile Racing," by Eric Chris. PASTIMIS. P0993.
r sag degree of seeidents, Betts week. 2; ‘V'l‘hVe Desnganeof tthe CoerIthte." tianson, associate professor of histo-
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UK W1“ celebrate the 100th anni- The f. . . “Since we couldn't really display da . the g] [-3 2Rp m futihs rVy. at 2 Em day ‘ a. lecture en
, "Is: automobiles were m- , y in ecep ion 00m 0 e titled The Automobile as a
versary 0‘ the automobile next week ted b t . the cars themselves. we deCided to Center fortheArts 1r f fMod " . the II! C.” notch a third-
with a series of exhibits and lec- :3“ b y Von German engineers, have a hood ornament display. . 8 2:2: orgieroV ern Culture, by
turee. an auto show and a tl'ieater 'e Dh'm 9." and Karl Benz who They‘re wonderful bits of soul ture There will also be an automobile e an Stan ey Brunn. chairman straight win over Bollar-
were worklng simultaneoml on the . - p of the geograph de rtment at 7 mm
Performance. roject The aut om ob'l ybec in their own rights." Hennessey trivia contest open to all UK under- m Wednesda i a VpaV r t'tled mlne. JP”. 6'
Raymond Betts. director of the p . ' . '9 ame said. graduates which will take place at 4 p. ' y5‘ ec u e. en '
Honors Program. said he felt “this available to the public through the pm. Tuesday. The prize will be two Speed and Sex. Automobile Orna- a”; ':‘-V"; ”13,3; a. J..I—
would be a wonderful opportunity to “his? '0‘ Rena. Ford and his as- VBetts said another 93¢"th event tickets to the Indianapolis 500 cour- gigtaiim' by HenneSSiiy at *i i = i.-
show the relationship between tech- 3"“ y "“3““ "Mamet“- WI" be 85 Production by James Rods- tesy of the Corvette Club. ” ay' *4”?- iJ‘r.‘J~J~
nology andthehumanitiee." One of three highlights of the ershtChalrtrii;:d0f“g:lufiater «Pg; The k f ts . be‘ i '

Betts said that ”like an techno- wwk. Betts said. will be a “stun- "‘9 , {3" '. .- °.“'y- we“ 0 eve" '5 "‘8 SP0" . edgy
logical device" the effect 3" the “V “if!" hood ornament exhibit from production is a musical biography of sered by the Gaines Center for the VA" antique and customized car ex- T, It”! is" 5‘ portlyV sunny
tomobile on society has been neu- the '20; and '30: that will run from "hm-V Ford down through "'3 Cl‘e- Humanities. the Appalachian (‘0l- h'hh l“ the parking '0‘ 0" Euclid a percent °i
trill. “but in its use and application Thursday W Sunday in the Art atiorioftlie"1‘inUzzie.“ lege Program. the Theater Depart- Avenue will take place from 10 am. WW Md 0 high
ithasbimightbothgoodmmd," MineumintheCenter fan"! Arts. Betts said the academic ”5”ng merit and the art mmeum. 33:38 pm. Saturday; a time rally. M N. Tomorrow will be

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lt ‘ "Md“ ‘- ‘th 5h” lighest Wilham Henneucy director 0f the of the week will be a lecture by Other events of the week include: monwealth ggiodium from 1 pim. to 3 WWW“ with o ‘0 W
degree of personal mobility that hu- museum. and they tried to come up Jerry Palmer. chief of the Corvette in lecture entitled “Speed and Sport: pm. Saturday. “M of Mi

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noon couu'nr KISS army glgS Ta a manner 0 recrul S
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FMJH.’ WDWMWKS... Were youa member of the KISS Army"? My boss Gtordie _———“———_
- ' 5/4 W 0'7 WWW ”W137 They've still got some troops in Toledo. Ohio. where calls her “Leat er." 9 . -
QWWME 5. ggmcwemmwg‘w“ they sold out the Toledo Sports Arena. Home of the To- Kala. but I say it‘s more It S “me to take the blg metal
. 1mm ML mg ledo Goaltenders —— you know the Goaltenders. the toast URCH like “Naugahyde.” “KISS” out of the trucks now,
" 3’ CWM 097. of the International Hockey League She‘s wearing .
‘ i f The "rig." the first step in staging a show. was at 7 shorts with no scarred and scratched and on IIS laSt
5 h /_ " am," so we werethere at6:3i) to set up breakfast. — socks. running time around from the lOOkS Of
' ' \ V Riggers are a strange lot. You've got to be sotne kind shoes. a fake leop- .
‘ \ . X Q of stranger to work 70 feet in the air. setting 200.000 ard-skin coat. the dust of the road. and half of Wal- things.
. T‘ ) ‘ -‘ 7 pounds of equipment above the verv heads of your best green‘s stock of “Day-Glo Pink“blusher.
. i ._ . ‘ g I r l») friends. and the stagehands union. She Just walks right in, and begins her story. slurring
t ; C‘C ‘1“ f l I r‘ k“ They generally come in. cuss a little. grab some cof» her words through long brown hair caught up in a head- It’s time to take the big metal “KISS" out of the
git”. I‘m“. g; m feeand doughnuts and gotowork. band. trucks now. This thing is old. It‘s been in Madison
‘ _ I . ‘ ‘ k . ‘ ‘ 1 M Then in comes the generator tech; because KISS still “You gOt any work? I gotta get some work. to get up Square Garden shaking from the high decibel screams
' . g ‘ mar 10 has that huge flashing "KISS“ stage set and all the rest. the price of a ticket. All my money got stolen. I was at of thousands of fans. "‘5 beento Japan-
- , mm: mm 170/7? m 5774 5 they get a generator to supplement the power available this truckst0p and looking at the map to see it I was Now it's in Toledo. .
. . W ”t W ’3’ 1‘ . W“: . air at most of the smaller halls they're plaving these days. goin‘ the right way and 1 had my money there and This thing is scratched. banged, dented from eight or
, . . ': , igfii/fiane /7MPrE a . ., 6% ON I and the generator tech works with that. - looked up and it was gone. I need to talk to meg:I guys more years on the road. It depresses me. This thing is
' ~ . at man 7' 0H -.~ uh - ' -. . . .. . . because they stole my song and there are COpyrl tcon- my youth. Bright and flashing and larger than life.
' .- EC ,' 599/? Y - . Ht 5 lmh‘ and pretty loud considering the hour...When cerns. Icame all the way from Kentucky.‘ Scarred and scratched and on its last time around from
- * . ' “\ a a . another roadie asks if he can have some eggs, this Irish Oh reat the looks of thin s
‘ 4. accent yells. "\'()I"LL GET NOTHING AND LIKE g ~ g ' _
. . . »\ ~ * .. . - h ~ lnevereven marched for the KISS Army.
. .. ? IT! I can tell by looking at these roadies that t ey re W h" ‘ fth h .1 t I ‘ ' ’th
' . -' ‘ ' 1 '\fl ‘5?“ A > about to dro 'nt entiall cruel remark on atc ing some 0 e 5 0“ a er on. 5‘,” a guy w1_
. .. . _, ._ . , , . psome qut ess y ‘ ..... .. . .
. . ' , , ‘ \x ' “lkelhh‘ SUN BU! 1 make theeggs. her ”Look we haven't got anv work this stuff is ar a T-shirt that says If It s Too Loud. You re Too Old.
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‘ . '. . -‘ ‘ "7 " I" - '{ 1 He rolls this lopsided. scarred roadcase over and ranged in advance. you really should go outside. if EeneGSimmons lb singing ‘0“ PU“ the trigger on m)
.v . . . l i L, Jflg " _ 5 opens it up. In there with the industrial power “snakes" you‘re hungry. I can give you a doughnut 0" some- 01:? yin}, I d
. . l_. . - ,. i\\ >3 \\ f, in.» a and tools and tape is what he's looking for - a cappuci- thing." Then security saved the day by coming over and 0 '5!" PFttatb 0? h
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‘ , ' 3 i . ' by Berke Breathed The cappucino-swilling roadie is nothing compared to You could tell that this girl was not going to be satis- Features Editor Kaleie Urclt is an economics and
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. . ' , Spring vacationer s Dantesque tourney to hometown Detr01t the last mistake he 11 ever make ma letters and opinions to the
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" . . ' ' l spent in sprint; break in a mor- to future explorers who make this " "" —_' " taurant bussing tables to make up cial discrimination isn't dead yet. _ . . . . .
f l.ii Ilt’II \tv I tiltlll'l do It) Cleveland. famed journey to The MOIOI‘t‘lI)‘. for the expense Of my travels. I'd Luckily my friends and I decided to h::{g:n;dr;llsb$;fi?:%mmzlfiletag
, I sent to .taltlt' lletrotl First I made the mistake of stop- Contributing worked there before. It's a fine leave their “turf" before the next ihe editorial editor at the K 'f ,I
' . I A” r . ’\ JIM 'H'h‘hl ”I “Flemng to ping 3‘ one Of Ohio's famed rest COLUMN|ST erk restaurant. Opa! and all that Detroit riot made us part of the In Journalism Buildin Lefxirh‘ :
' ‘ . lll.t' t*\v tiottt- t‘IM' did on their areas only to be approached by an stuff. For three days 1513‘“?de Pa' parking lot. I missed Kentucky more mh Kv 40506 g. g
\iil‘lllL‘. 'truth I can't cwn Grim} elderly man sporting a high quality thetically rich patrons Wh0 hp 15 and more with every waning mo ‘ -' ‘
. \l'l‘\ .tt.h.tt.orr with its Spring Break bowling shirt. He was 10st. "Haw do —— percent to the penny. It wasn't bad ment, All . it "I . be . - '
l \t‘ interns s‘top rubbing it in I git to Fart Wayne Iniana." he until the cook threatened toklll me. Stay away from Detroit. t 3‘: (hide .niuftd “PW“!-
ll‘.\ law asked as he puzzled over the multi- ferengineers who convieniently “You weasle motherf--—--." ‘he I never did make it to Virginia en an ou chspate '
' "\tt utnl to Key Largo. Sarasota. colored expressway map. I at- leave your gas cap in their back said, “I'm 801"}?! lek your. 1 Beach or anyplace else. The lSde- W .l, . ‘t . -I d th .
. .tntt Ih‘orl l.;tUtlt-l‘dttle.” boasted tempted to explain to him that we pockets. I checked it on my way 30! the Impr95510h_1 had done some- gree weather wreaked havoc on my “fr: lmfi“ "K ule ‘ e1;
_ Itatztn. one oi my tricnds “Fort were on l-75 at the exact location of back to the car. I think I shattered thing t0 upset hlm. When 1 ap- health and handed me “The Detroit "am?“ +8.6??pr num ”3r“ ani
Insult I'tluit‘ really sucked. but the the tack as he promptly corrected his dream. "I sorry." he whined. “I proached him rather COCklly {0 (115' Cold." a relative of “The Pittsburgh wawhfiffi‘! 'Ca "m“ or conneth
' W" ”t lht' I'l‘t‘ilk W115 great.” ht‘ me always forget that.“Right! cover why he might desire t0 deal Cold" and “The New York Cold.“ '0" “I '
' . _ t'l‘lllilltllllt‘tl as he scratched his. "No? We‘re on 71." he exclaimed. Ohio drivers never change lanes me this painful fate he responded. Now I'm back home in Kentucky.
. ‘ itt't‘llltL. 'annettncck Itlon'tcare! “I've made the trip home befar and like to drive side by side. Go ”because you're ugly and stupid." It content and safe.
i It you think ~\our break was an ex young man." I shattered his illusion ahead. flash your brights. honk your W85 ObVIOUS ‘0 me at this point that If it weren't for Bud and Lou my .
. pvlwncth beyond compare. llb‘t listen when I finally convinced him we horn. weave from lane to lane. these he was much to? intelligent 10 rea- break would have been a total loss. Apologies
loitlth were well into ()hio. Beware the peopleareclueless. sonynth SO 1 avotded him for the re- The two days I spent here in the
' \tti-t an incredible weekend here menin bowling shirts Cincinnati is the only salvageable mainder 0f theevemngt Bluegrass with them were great. The editorial cartoon on yestep
. , it Iilt‘ I’illlt'fil‘u.\>. I left Louisville The best bumper sticker in the part of Ohio. Toledo is a “Teen-age To tell you the truth. he would By the way. it anyone knows 0f it day‘s Viewpoint page mistakenly
. \l.illtt.l_\ to my rented Cutlass Su» world declares ”Whoever said love Wasteland." have most definitely killed me hadl cheap apartment here in Lexington implied that the Student Govern-
‘ ill't-illt‘ to go it here few melt have thy neighbor didn‘t live next to In four hours I'd finally made my stuck around. I left as soon as my for the summer. I need one. There's ment Association was responsible
Il.ll't'ti uo ! \clitul'cd through the ()hio“ way through purgatory. arriving in shift was through. To this day l have no way I‘ll ever go home to Detroit for the effort to move Student
. L....w slate the) spell larm E l E I Do not openly display a copy of hell. Broken glass. abandoned cars. no idea why he felt this way. Aren‘t again. I plan on establishing an offi- Agencies into the Student Organi-
tt that h l‘lL‘Ill. 1 thin The Michiganiun's Official Guidp m smog and pot holes that could swal~ Detroit people nice? cial IKentucky residence as soon as lati()ns and Activities Center. The
l‘lte lrvp seemed to last forever. ()hio Jokes on your dash board. This 10“" a 811le annouced that I was In I went into my neighborhood POSSlble. Kentucky Kernel regrets the
' ’ . I‘ll? it enabled mt- ttl make numerous can tend to upset the Ohio-bornhand- MOIOWH- White Castle at 3 one morning and Thomas J. Sullivan is a joitrna error.
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