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By CATHY GLATZMAYER ing “Telecommunications 599,” a litical reporter, which won him the H - A . ‘2 i I" b I . — ” .9 l
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ruor Staff Writer mg was the continuing lack of expe- Murphy employed many 0‘ his ~v-- ‘ ;

Wll nence he saw in many media hope. professional techniques in the class- 3 ' >

Hi Murphy has attended many fuls. Murphy said he “bUgged" room last Spring, emphasizing that . 9 . ”Q ‘
chtils ege classrooms as a student, but Telecommunications Chairman the students need to communicate ° ‘5 L’ I "V
the alegree is from the Umversity of Thomas R. Donohue to let him share with one another, ask questions and 1’ .‘ ‘ n, ‘ 4‘ 7 V ‘5 ‘

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ence, Murphy said. who never required to teach at universities, Do- a reporter is much like being a st0- ‘ i ‘
completedhis college degree. “Col- nohue said he let Murphy teach the ryteller.“ Murphy said. ' :1... ~ - ‘
lege doesn't teach you the things you course because of his “extraordi- Since Murphy is employed in the - —- f - I .— l
earrlifoutslde‘ of class. If you can nary experience," media, the students hear a first- . , m
. can: unbothitsgreat.‘ Part of this experience has come hand account of the “not-always-so UK senior middle linebacker John (lIIIIISlCV l\ t-iilliiisiiixiit ill\ in I . m “Hm“
“WY. 8 SIX-year veteran re- from the length and breadth of Mur- glammousworldofbroadcasting," houn after Grimslcy intercepted a Danny Bradley ass 1-,; t whim .mll lit Hm.“ PM“ ( m,
PO er 3t WKYT-TV, has returned to phy 5 media career. He began when Student reactions to Murphy were 13 win over the Hoosiers Saturda ' p “ ‘ ”‘ ”H“ Mirth tlllrillt‘l it, i. ,_ i i 3.: :
the classroom, now as an instructor. hewas ISasaradioannouncer. favorable. “I think it (the claSS) is ‘ h ‘ y.
{at Spnngmhe'lt‘aiight'a coliqirse titled ham his television career Murphy good." Mary Kremmer, then a tele- ' 0 0
miner ” eevrslon ews and s worked as anchorman, video communcationssenior,said. W Id t I d .
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‘ - - . y Passing quarterback. the crafty Smith‘s successflfl held “W12“ Qumran(:hmuummw” 3

Duflqfloon and Peter Cook,s comic . _ . g. 4. ‘ -. . . \ semor has proved he's learned a lL' kicker missed his “urgent-m .t Milan“! 3

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Randy J l‘l may have only adequate s l. but ‘ .N . “ i‘na irtuii tin-hind i‘u ll'dl iiiitthiaiihnl Ann-m \islr
against Indiana it was his legs. nothisarm that enabled . . 7' 3 a ‘N ”I“ is H 1 1" I" ' ‘r‘m‘l‘l‘ “Nb" ' t'
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With UK trailing Indiana t3-10. Jenkins dropped back . e ' «t ”'3‘ "mm “M m" M“ m ”N " r "m 'l " M“
to pass, and when he was unable to find an open receiv- ‘ ' “‘ l~~iii~ this un-lki-ititl I h win I‘LMLH "01" Ml '- :. ‘
er. darted down the right sideline for a “yard gain to ~ ' ' . l“ :3" I" a '7 “MT“ ' "l ‘1‘ '3'": " "'"Il'h'
the Hoosier 12-yard line. Four plays later, George ' 'J' . . _ a against \liuix‘tpi \lntr \1lutii.t\ ‘iigti' u'n'ng in t
Adams scored from the one-yard line to give UK a 17-13 9': 1! ' K " - 1" 9 I" l.‘
lead. For the game. Jenkins gained 58 yards on seven ‘ _ Hu- hntxlnri- lino lit: and mintnl mutt .ilhl 1"! .i
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”we worked on that since the first of the year, espe— m 7 _ “(Ruin \‘lltl the~ km to \i-slrriLu \ six A,i\ 'l.r
cially the sprint-out passes." Jenkins said. “There we . .. ~ coolness of hrt‘ plan-n allrr lllt'\ urn- timer. game-s

i had a bootleg pass and there was no one out there and l . ~ ’ - i A l“ “3:: fl
keptrunning." ' a. x i in) so i‘tiiotiuiial citric-r puttiiiix a: a'\t.'n‘,
Tight end Oliver White acknowledged that the receiv- ‘ . V l " it but the) put that aside .iiiil )ust got tirtmtiiirnl an.
my, ers were having difficulty getting open. but said Jen- . _~ e - , _ 7 “Mum" ”’4‘ ‘W‘Uw‘i WW"
1W ' . kins' running opened the passing lanes in the second § ". . f 4' ‘, ;7 ~ . ”my“; Milan?» lu‘rtmlmr til ”\it' mrli xi'ii‘w in Wit
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be battling “It helped out a lot." White said. “Usually Randy , in. “it. " I, ,. ”V” m" mun “"‘l l.“ ‘ (WWW will“ “'1'" Uh" 7" ll '
throws the ball away or forces it, but this year.s he i”? , age ”’4‘! ‘ ”Mfg" opponent First year howl i‘iui‘h lHiliir llnmii until ttir
the we .ti- scrambling and throwing the ball accurately." tfiiw' s ' ‘x (’2: '1 reason for that lied in the trains tliilrrrnt nth-min
m u the Jenkins entered the game as the leading passer in the a""' E" "gig . ‘ “1hr” hitting is min unlidalilr tn‘auv than. go to
tan! sbqi- Southeastern Conference and ranked third in the nation, 7. 5 if" ~ mnmhghlifmi’ MT?“ ‘1’““1’1'” 'jmr‘w “‘ ““"WI‘
le tendm' g but had difficulty in the first quarter moving the Wild- inn u union . . . ‘ m ’9‘ ‘1'“ m m ‘r “ “ "‘ “'7" "w”: ‘
Mattinw, cat offense. itwas'n’t until the second quarter that UK Lady Kai Volleyball players Sandra l.ullllc_\' and Marsha Build go up int .i hint-k lil tt-nth innit-d t k'\ t";"’{“:‘l_“’ \;'lll"):“fl: monthlx‘s l” “""'r"" "‘1’" m
t to cover gained “5 mltlal f‘mthgfwln toggle gimtel d rth five set win over ninth-ranked Arizona State yesterday at Memorial (‘olixcutir afiohflzfilgrzzdflll'w: 1:)... 01”thle m” m 1 I ,
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l' Mt!) ‘ rowing my passgs,“ Jenkins said. “M; wgfilméw' two games as junior Lori l-Lrpentin'l tuna i'lmrgi- at tin-
yo acion butyouhavetogive theoffensivelinecredit.” W 9 t 0 . not with strong liltl‘k3 .mti nimrp \plkt‘fl \ha- Ml»... tint '
_ UK (5 red on its first asion of the second t I] t t m'll serving, coming up \Hlll an are lit the mom!
”Stet! co- quarterprwh: Jenkins completpossed five of six passes, but omen S ennls eam r0 S 0 VIC or game twistriiighl iii the third .ilkl unntlic-i lli tln- tiltli
Guam the .Wildcats had to settle for a 27-yard field goal by By coxcapcroxmnazmn Last season's (Wt‘ player of the aftcr her 61. 6-2 em in ht‘r debut, _"""",""“" “h" ”‘"”“‘"’ "““" ""‘h" ““ “““’ “““
:een intel— Wscauf‘eu- . . . Staff Writer Sear, Homing. scored only two net "Mary and l were talking about it "balm"! WW" [from “N w‘wm “mum” ”mun“ .
wu-k be. At hamlmei UK discovered that the. Indiana defensive approach winners the whole match all night in our room This wtn gaivv m r “HMIW phi)
backs were playing off the UK receivers and Jenkins The Lady Kats tennis team opened “I got very impatient and l never my a lot of confidence and it maili- 7 . 7 .
. . . . . . . . I used to just \ll limit Illtl it‘l 'fH‘ older Dli\i‘r\"1|“'
indeanng was digected to explmt the cushion the Hoosrers were its seasonFriday wrth‘an 8-1 Victory adjusted to the wind." Homing said mefeelgood about my gami- " a“ q“. NM 1W l m i. 3“,“... 5:,“ w H Jul.” mm.)
$112,: Jme in at halftime and knew we uld over Vlsmng Murray State, the Ohm hhe ‘ huhlmani had'some mi.” good Wood was extended to three sets did something myself
scheduled co run the Valley Conference tournament run- passmg shots and that didnt help ‘ . . . . , . .. ‘
is“ 8'3) ball and pass the ball ,, Jenkins said. “Coach (Jerry) ner-up last spring my net game either ,, Hi. b4‘ hrl . in her first \ittor) 1 Another bright spot ans tlir hitting ul fri‘sllilidil sand
Eisaman picked out the plays great. I just took advan~ “I think we played very well. as “we all thought that we were “a: .9"? 3‘ him)” my: my? “C ll”: l m {Jump}; a "if?" Ml" "“5, W.“ ”M'I‘lwl ”I‘m”
tage of what they gave me and they gave it to me and I pecially at the top of the lineup at going to play indoors." No 2 Singles 20 wage"? d“ l ' ma“ 1 Mm tin" _m “x."nlnl'ulhm "“1 ' mnmmm ‘ "m mm"
mum tookadvantageofit.“. number one (seed) singles and at seed Jamie Plummer said after her on. 5‘“ :‘tgmfihméh W's”. km Wm.‘ "WWW“ ”W ”m ”w .
“It was tight." White said of the Indiana pass cover- number two.“ Lady Kat coach Don 6-3. 6-1 win over Jorunn Eid “When Kelli-her and Wood also teamed up u “an"
7. 8; age. “After Randy scrambled _well, it gave usnsome Carbone said. I saw that it was drying out taller as the No :5 doubles team with a 74s. Anmm gum. “a, up H 3 m W. “N “MN. “Mm. . k
_. holes and opened things up forusmthe second half. No. 1 Singles seed Clare Kuhlman an early rain» at about 12.30. I knew 977. 74; mm which involved nuim-r can“, ,1 “mam and lifll‘ttlfl'k mm. mm ,U W," M
5 After a Paul Calhoun interception in the third quarter, controlled her match with strong we were going to be out here It nus exciting net exchanges «special 3 “mm“! 11". Km, up.“ mm.” (m, ‘lr-“Klll "m.” i...
5 Jenkins rolled right on the second play of the possession passing shots and deep baseline cx- feels soawkward out there " ly in the third set which they fulfill} in". mum“ 3mm" (in spell t‘K ”Hm. .Wk h. my.“
7: and easily sprinted into the endzone from the 14-yard changes during her 6-2. 6-2 against No. 4 Singles. seed Allison Evans won 1210 in Uioite-hreaker m a; 12 H. m, Amomi 5mm, “mm WM, Wk.“ 1...
é linetogiveUKlts firstleadath-G. . _ Murray State's No. 1 seed April came from a one-set deficit to 9:5in “The freshmen handled the MN imam.)pom!“(twinnmfiqmu '
._ Wed worked that (running) Since the first of the Homing. defeat Maureen Rankine 5-7.6o63 , ‘ .. . l. ‘ Th- - 1 d . . , ~l . in. n . t .
I year, especially the sprint—out passes."Jenkins said. “The wind was a big factor in the sun; real M’ll‘ (anxm‘. ”ml ll 5 l :31)" ”tum “”1"" ( I“ mm M M‘ I
E» Jenkins later concluded the scoring for UK on a six- match," Kuhlman said. “I took a ”aims; SUEZ; :ellehelr and a 3““ “at for [mm m “l" fumed m h u “um um. “n
. 5. .yard bootleg around left end to give the Wildcats a 23-13 note of it (the wind) before the Mary . 09¢" , l e" (:0 find“ "1““ the “'de . ”Will‘s“ m") The tide started turning Ht 3 may iii the Uliftl In iii.-
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x”, 5a . . ‘ . . ‘ ‘ match to find out winch way it was No 6 itions "5 tivel hats led most of the way and then iii-lit oil ‘1 huh llrsii
5 Jenkins broke into a grin when questioned of his blowing. I knew she hated to play ' pos pec y The other doubles winners were rally that it"? Mm 5'18!" a 13 N load "PM" "W
: speed and replied adequate, but faster when some- deep and Ingot her a few times on “i was really nervous about play- No l Kuhlman-Knsiin Buchanan Kalt‘dldlh? mid W‘ M‘Onnit '
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