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gather on Thursday to _———_'—-———“’

discuss the debate over

whether to impeach W

President Clinton.

The forum will be
held at 5 pm. in the law
school courtroom.
Panelists include Paul
Salamanca from the

Fraternities may ban LCC pledges

College of Law.

professor Lance Banning

of the history .

department, Sarah LCC f . f b h 11

Welling of the College of ' ' ‘ ' raternity men. outo a out raisingt e a -men‘s average is the [PC to disregard LCC stu-

Law and Donald Gross of After wmmnq the reqlonal Amencan 8’00 ofverall members. had a because lFC scholarships are dents on behalfof their GPA, be-

the political science ‘ ' ' ° ’ _ A o 2.23 at the end of the based on it. Blanton said. cause we are looked upon as stu«

department. Advert'smq Federauon competltlon the 19 \ spring 1998 semester. Another incentive is having dents of UK." he said. “In a way.
Jennifer Segal, The Lexington campus stu— unlimited social events through- it's discrimination."

political expert on the By Jennifer 1'le during the first semester with a dent fraternity men had a GPA of out the semester. Last year a LCC students are allowed to

media and the Supreme
Court, will moderate.

The UK Pre Law
Association, Phi Alpha
Theta and Societes Pro
Legibus are sponsoring
the forum.

STAFF WRITER

The UK fraternity system is
considering banning Lexington
Community College men from
pledging UK fraternities in or-
der to raise grade-point aver-

stipulation on their GPA.

-Not allowing students to join
until after the first semester.
without a stipulation on their
GPA. '

“I’m trying to make sure the

2.82. which is the all-men’s aver-
age. When combined, the cumula-
tive all-fraternity average was
2.78. Blanton said.

“l‘m not saying everyone at
LCC is a bad student. but we need
to take a look at some criteria.

scholarship bill passed that
placed social restrictions on fra-
ternities that did not meet the all-
men‘s average. Knipp said. A fra-
ternity that failed to meet the av-
erage is limited to four social
events during the following se-

participate in all events on the
UK campus. with the exception of
NCAA sports.

The results from the discus—
sion will be formed into a bill
and voted on during the Oct. 26
ii“(,‘ meeting. The bill will need

 

ages. all-fraternity average 15 above which we will use to affiliate mester. a two~thirds majority vote to
This week. lnterfraternity and always stays above .the all them to our organization.“ Blan~ With fewer than 10 percent pass. ’
Odd stuff Council President Josh Knipp mensaverage, Knipp 531d; ton said. “I think anything we of the fraternity men coming Knipp emphasized that the
and the 18 fraternity presidents The all-men's average 15 the can do to pledge people who are from LCC. basing the discus- three options are open to
willdiscuss three options: all-male GPA on campus. good students is helpful to the sion solely on LCC students is change. .
Classified -Not allowing LCC students Tony Blanton. adviser offra- system." unfair. LCC Sen. Brian Bier- “This is only a discussion
to join. ternities. researched LCC GPAs One reason such a strong mann said.
ads "'0'“ -Allowing students to join within the Greek system. The 99 emphasis is being placed on “1 think it‘s silly on behalf of See LCC on 3 }>> ,
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Graduate
GPA needs
raised

Undergrads will need 2.75 GPA
to qualify for graduate school

By Jill Gorln
STAFF which

 

If graduate school is in your future. a
2.5 undergraduate gradepoint average will
no longer be sufficient.

This decision was made by the l’niver-
sity Senate Monday in the William T.
Young Library.

Owner deceased. The minimum GPA requirement for
admission was raised from 2.5 to 2.75.
For Sale, three Also. the Graduate Record Examination

canaries of undermined
sex.

FROM THE KITCHEN

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test analytical section will now be consid-
ered in selecting graduate students. Be
fore. only the verbal and quantitative sec
tions were used.

A superb and “This will raise the expectation of the
inexpensive restaurant. image of UK. “ said Mike Nietzel. dean of
Fine food expertly the Graduate School.

served by waitresses in
appetizing forms.

Creative daily
specials, including
select offerings of beef,
foul, fresh vegetables.
salads, quiche. 7 ounces
of choice sirloin steak,
boiled to your likeness
and smothered with
golden fried onion

Firefighters cleaned up hoses used to contain a fire which occurred last night at the
located at the corner of Euclid Avenue and Rose Street. Th
Jim lells, of the Lexington Fire Department. Wells said about six to eight people were inside the building. but none of them were
injured. Fire crews contained the fire in about five minutes. lells did not say what caused the fire.

e fire broke out in a storage room in the

   

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UK Parking and Transportation Services Building,
basement of the building, said Maj.

Nietzel said it does not seem unreason-
able to require a minimum grade-point av-
erage of 2.75. That is below the graduate
grade-point average of 3.0 that mandates
academic probation.

All of the this benchmarks schools
it compares itself to 7 have higher admis-
sion standards. Most require an undergrad-
uate grade-point average of 2.75. while
some require 3.0.

Also. all of the benchmarks have as
high. or higher. percentages of minority
graduate students and female graduate stu-

rings.
0 dents than UK.

Dinner Special - ' ‘ Nietzel said that shows setting higher
Chicken or Beef $2.25; 1 academic standards is not an obstacle to
Turkey $2.35; Children 5 diversifying graduate student enroll
$2.00 ments.

A discussion was made to raise the un-

ANTIOUES 102 of the Mining and Minerals dergraduate gradepoint average requirc-

For sale: An antique
desk suitable for lady
with thick legs and large
drawers.

UK, Kentucky Geological Suvery analysts hold
brown bag seminars to discuss geological issues

Resources Building.

Wednesday:

Brown Bag Seminar
Bart Davidson. “The Geology of

Noon:

ment for graduate school applicants even
higher. to 3.0.

"There has been a lot of concern about
balancing the access among students and
having a standard as high as 3.0." Nietzcl

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junction with Earth Sciences
Week (Oct 11-17).

This is now an annual event.
held nationally in more than 30

to its continued growth." said
Carol Ruthven. director of (Tom-
munication and Technology
Transfer.

Part one of the seminars. a
video tour of “The Bright An-

before finally making it back to
the top."

Throughout the 30-minute

species of flowers and wildlife.
many of which he was able to
capture on film.

Earth Science Week contin»
ucs all this week and concludes

Corinth and Thc (‘ambrian of
Kentucky."

Friday:

covery of Mount St. Helens."

Saturday:

KS Office of Geologic lilfttl‘
mation Open House (10 am. to
Noon)

clarc a major within their first 60 credit
hours. The proposal was developed by the
l'ndergraduate Council to help students
make decisions about their career and

assistant "0320:: states. Kldt’é). \thewaiitlfieiihce hadha firstd Brown Bag Seminar NW“. major within a reasonable amount of

Weekend ”'“u's‘”. "We are very proud of this (an d lgthc 2 an:(‘Slg' 5 $3 William Andrews. "Drew Versus “m“ .- . ‘ ~ . ‘ .
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orecast, canyon is home to numerous will apply to undergraduates entering the

l'niversity in the fall of 1999.

The proposal was not designed to dis-
courage experimentation by students nor
prevent them from attempting more than
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gel Trail in the Grand Saturday with a special presenta»
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