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Suit
filed in

dispute

Ellingsworth sues UK
for involvement

in 56 election

By Tricia Spaulding
nit KENTUCKY mm

Becky Ellingsworth, the SG sena-
tor who has been in-
volved in a month
long dispute over
the SG presidency.
has filed suit with
the Fayette Circuit
Court against the
university for its in-
volvement in the
student government
elections.

Ellingsw0rth
stated in her suit
that the university
was in violation of
its governing regu-
lations and was act-

ing “without authors

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Ultimately“

Ellingsworth‘s goal

is for the Fayette

Circuit (‘ourt to declare Nash‘s pres- ;

idency “null and void." In a state- ;

merit. she also said she intends to ‘

keep the appeals court and the uni- .

versity's administration from filling ;

the elected positions of president or I

vice president without consent ofl

“the majority of justices" in the SG

Supreme Court.

in a statement accompanying the !
suit. Ellingsworth said the adminis- ’
tration should accept the rulings of g
the SG Supreme Court and allow;
her to obtain the presidency .

The supreme court disqualified 3
Will Nash. winner of the student
vote for SC president. because of a
spending violation. After Nash's dis-
qualification. Ellingsworth was
named SG president. ‘

The suit. citing UK's student ‘
code and the university‘s governing ‘
regulations. asserts that because 80
is an independent organization. the
University Appeals Board is not an
thorized to make decisions that in-
volve electoral disputes. ;

Will Nash was given the opportu- ;
nity to be heard in front of the;
board when he filed a grievance
with the Office of Student Affairs.
stating his right as a student had ‘
been violated in the supreme court »
hearing because he felt he was not ‘
provided a fair hearing.

“All law students could care less
about undergrad elections. We are
just concerned with if the rules .
Were being followed. and they 1
weren't." (‘lint Quarles. a supreme l
court member. said. ' i

Ellingsworth said in a press re» l
lease that the 80 Supreme Court is
“the final arbiter" of electoral dis-
putes and the appeals court should
never have been involved. :

The 80 Constitution also states =
“all decisions by the Supreme Court :
shall be final and binding." ‘

“There is no justification to use
the (appeals) board." Quarles said.
“it had no authority to interfere.

“Why do we even have (an 80)
Supreme Court if the administra-
tion is going to get involved? It
should be totally independent." he
said.

UK spokesman Jay Blanton said
that UK followed the correct regula-
tions and is in no such violation for
taking action in the election.

“Student Government is part of
the university community and is
subject to its rules and regulations

, just like other campus organiza-
tions." Blanton said in a press re-
lease.

“We are hopeful that the courts
will recognize that the university
has the fundamental right to hear
appeals from students. faculty and
staff and to act on those appeals

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wood and Broadway musicals. including (luvs and Dolls. Les .\Iiscrab1es. The Music
Man. Sound of.\1usic. Shou'boat. Annie (ietj'our Gun. Beauty and the Beast. and West
Side Story, as well as many others.

Out of the class and into the Bluegrass

President Todd and UK representatives take to the roads to talk to Kentuckians
about the significance of research at UK

By Katie Iemplin

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UK President Lee
Todd and several UK rep-
resentatives wrapped up
first-ever statewide
Dream Tour Thursday.

This two-week-long
bus tour visited more
than 20 Kentucky com-
munities in hopes to mar
ket UK as a beneficial re-
search institute.

“l‘ve told our students
and people across Ken-
tucky that we need big
ideas and big dreams.“
Todd said.

“The success of UK is
critical to reach those
dreams.”

In order to ensure the
university‘s success and
reaching top-20 status by
2020. Todd used the tour
to unveil his “Common—
wealth Collaboratives"
project.

"The reason for the
collaboratives is to make
research real for people
of Kentucky." Todd said.
“by having these collabo-
ratives focus on hin-
drances to the state."

These hindrances in-
clude Kentucky‘s linger-
ing health problems and
economic woes, which
Todd called the “Ken-
tucky Uglies."

The collaboratives
Todd revealed throughout
the tour aim to get Ken-
tuckians to work together
to solve problems affect-

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Participants in UK's Dream Tour traveled to more than 20 Kentucky communities to talk about K‘s

influence on the state.

ing the state.

“The new research at
UK will get some of the
best minds to work on the
most important issues."
Todd said.

“I want UK to use this
research and be a catalyst
for change in creating a
better commonwealth of
Kentucky"

UK‘s research affects
people throughout the
state. Todd said.

However. he also said
he felt that many people
are unaware this strong
influence. The tour was
imperative to reestablish

the relationships that UK
needs to cooperate with
others statewide.

“We are not the Uni-
versity of Lexington H
We are the University of
Kentucky." Todd said.

“Thanks to this tour.
we now have some con-
versations going. The
university must cooper.
ate and discuss things
with other colleges in the
state."

The aim of the tour is
to create an understand-
ing of UK‘s impact on the
state‘s economy

“Kentucky citizens of-

O

ten look to UK for educa-
tion. entertainment and
employment.“ he said.

“They rarely look to
UK for economic devel-
opment."

Research is the key to
keeping our state compet-
itive. both nationally and
internationally. Todd
said. and this tour has
helped convey its impor-
tance.

UK students. alumni.
deans. faculty and staff
accompanied Todd on the
Dream Tour.

Kelley Bozeman.
deputy director of mar-

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keting and special events,
came up with the idea for
the tour.

“(President) Todd was
very supportive of the
idea." she said. “Every-
one knew that we needed
to take UK to the people.

"This was a smug of-
fort. and it did not ap-
pen overnight." Bozeman
continued.

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FLY on THE WALL | mum the buzz Bonefish: Critic’s catch of the

By Michelle Arnold
Tit! KENTUCKY rum

After only a few minutes at Bonefish
Grill. I could already tell I‘d get enough
bang for my buck — literally

Being especially hungry, my friend and I
ordered the Bang Bang Shrimp off the
starters list. The crispy shrimp. served atop
lettuce and with a pair of chopsticks. were
tossed in a creamy aioli sauce. For only
$7.90. the portion was rather large. This was
just the beginning.

Located in Hamburg Pavilion on Sir Bar-
ton Way. Bonefish Grill seeks to make diners
feel as close to the sea as possible. with its
ample selection of fresh fish and other
seafood.

Upon entering. we were greeted by
friendly hosts. The place was packed. so I
was relieved to hear we had to wait only 15
minutes. We waited by the bar. located in a
smaller room next to the main dining room.

We were promptly seated in a large
booth along the outer wall of the main din-
ing room. All of the tables and booths were
draped with white cloth. providing a clean.
fresh appearance.

The surrounding decor was neutral.

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Bonefish Grill, which is located in Hamburg Pavrlion. offers a variety of

fresh seafood and an inviting atmosphere.

complimenting the dim lighting and white
tables. The music, mostly mainstream.
played softly over the buzz of conversation.
While eating the delicious Bang Bang
Shrimp. I began to observe the menu. Bone-
fish Grill offers an array of dishes. Diners

can enjoy the seafood.
chicken. steak or pasta.

The grilled fish selec-
tion immediately caught
my eye. There are nine to
choose from. ranging from
Atlantic salmon to lobster
tails. The fish is served
with a choice of four dif-
ferent toppings. salad or
soup. a seasonal vegetable
and a side item.

After bringing us
warm sourdough bread
served with olive oil. our
server was more than hap-
py to help us out. She im-
mediately recommended
the grilled fish and gave us

l mrr descriptions of the top-
pings.

I opted for the Chilean
sea bass topped with lemon
butter sauce. My expectations were not high
enough. because this fish was delicious.
Grilled to perfection. its tenderness mixed
with the buttery sweet sauce was delicious.
The portion was much too large for me to

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finish. especially after eating the appetizer
and house salad.

My friend wanted his fish Pan Asian
style. so at the server‘s suggestion. he or-
dered the gulf grouper. Instead of a salad.
he chose the corn chowder with lump crab.
which he finished promptly. The sweet
teriyaki sauce complimented the flaky fish
just right.

Dessert was out of the question. but the
chocolate Macadamia nut brownie cake. key
lime pie. and creme brulee all looked deli-
cious.

After receiving our check, we were satis-
fied. knowing our meal was well worth the
price. An appetizer and dinner for two —
minus drinks. as we both had water — and
without dessert. cost $50.14 plus tip.

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the appeals board. which is
made up of three student
representatives. as well as a
hearing office and six facul-
ty members. without ap-
proval from the Student
Government Legislature.
“This is the worst viola-

govern-
ing and
adnfinis
trative
regula-

er was because we wanted to iF KENTUCKY
make sure that our product
was ready before presenting
it.” Bozeman said.

In presenting their ideas.
the university did not spend
copious dollars on this event.
UK spokesman Jay Blanton
said — the majority of ex-
penses came from unrestrict-
ed funds. not general funds.

Bills are still being to-
taled. Blanton said. so it will
probably be a month before
the entire expenses are
known. , . sooniotmn l mu

Blanton 581d little money President Lee Todd talks with Toby Tyler the Dream Tour bus driver. after returning from the second leg of
has been spent on marketingthe tour, which ended June 9.
since Todd became UK's presi- ,
dent. Nash said. “It was a great way to reach out and let people

“We have been very aggressive and wise in spending know 9f allthe advantages that UK offers. . _
our money." Blanton said. “The tour was worth it." “It s exciting to see what UK has done. is domg and Will

Student Government President Will Nash agreed that do: he said-
the tour and its success is a necessity for the university.

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tions." he said.

In addition to Will Nash
and running mate Michelle
Bishop. Ellingsworth is su-
ing the Office of Student Af-
fairs, the University Ap-
peals Board. the Board of
Trustees. President Lee
Todd. Vice President for
Student Affairs Patricia
Terrell. University Appeals
Board Hearing Officer
Joseph Fink III and Victor
Hazard, the associate vice
president for student af-
fairs.

She stated in a press re-
lease that she cannot “stand
idly by while certain uni-
versity officials subvert
UK’s rules and regulations
in order to secure their own
ends“.

Ellingsworth claims Lee
Todd replaced positions on

tion ever _ but Nash has
had zero punishment for
everything he‘s done."
Quarles said.

Ellingsworth also claims
in a statement that Univer-
sity Appeals Board Hearing
Officer Fink refused to al~
low her to attend the
board's meeting. which was
not posted as a closed meet-
ing: therefore. Ellingsworth
has stated the university
was in violation for pro-
hibiting her attendance.

Quarles has made his
stance on Nash‘s reinstate-
ment clear.

“If you're going to put
rules on an election. you
need to make sure they are
followed." Quarles said.

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