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Kentucky Kernel

 

Vol. XCII, No. 63

Established 1 894

University of Kentucky. Lexington. Kentucky

independent Since 19 7 t

~10 's A”

 

Kemp leaves UK following investigation of theft at |

H)” 'I‘1I\ISI’:\I,IDI\(.
Sports Editor

Sean Kemp. under investigation tor the
theft of two gold chains taken trom l'K
uuard Sean Sutton‘s‘ Wildcat Lodge room
in September, has lett l'K. Athletics Dil'et'
tor t'litl Hagan eontirmed yesterday,

Kemp has indicated his intention to en
roll at 'l‘riiiit) Valle) (‘oinmunity (‘ollege
iii Athens. 'l‘exi l'K coach Eddie Sutton
said iii a prepared statement

llaigan said the problem Wlll] “the pub
lieit). the .\'('.\A lll\'(‘SllLlilllt)ll and this lat
est iiieident‘ were the probable eauses oi
Kemp s departure Hanan said

Kemp. a ti toot ll iorual‘d and native oi
l‘llkbai't. little was one oi the top high
si'liool basketball players in the nation last
‘\eari but “as ineligible to play lttl‘ the
Vtildeats beeause he had not met
Proposition tit. requirements tor ineoiniiii;
iresbiiian

Kemp's latest troubles revolve around a
tliclt a Wildcat Lodge in September

Sutton. a sophomore guard. reported
that l\‘\t) gold chains were .s'lttlt‘ii trom his
room in the lodge in September

(In itet 22 police recovered th) gold
ebaiiis that were panned at a lA‘VlllLthHi
paun shop in Kemp

Kemp had panned l\\t) necklaces
north $71M at Johnson's l’aiiii Shop.
accordingtopolieereports

But because Sean Sutton, the son oi I'K
eoaeb l‘illtltt‘ Sutton. could not make an
“uiiiiiistakeable identitication” oi those
too eiiaiiis. no charges \H‘l‘t‘ tiled and lies
iiiutonpolieesaidtlieeaseuasclosed

'l‘lie t'nnersiti, under the direction oi
l)eaii ill Students Hourt Wilson opened its
own llttt'Slithlliltll into the ttieit last \ieek

But Hagan said Kemp ‘»\.'l\ iioi pushed
out heeanse oi the ltlt‘ltit'til

'\o not at all that s a matter that the
dean oi students has to consider and lie
hasn‘t,{otteiiaioiiiidtoiliatf Hauaiisaid

President election
aside, election to
have little effect

h t H \IlllnS \Htl I‘l:

\‘ stit‘iatiitl l’ii'ss

I' l-t.\\lil“t Jll'll k3
(ii-little Hush and
Hit liael ltukakis
xtlii‘eil a ltlll'llt‘ll but
tie loi Keiitiiek} .s
presidential electoral
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to

AvA‘QOOOOO

\tilt‘s‘

pi'iiiiiised

Campaign '88
hair a minimal eiieet

Hi the state s halaneeot political pimet‘

l‘lt‘l ’iiiil

‘i’ :"t‘lltllit'lil miiuressiiien \‘.t'lt‘ '

and llt'lliia rats
-p lopiszded ii;; iii!»

to .Hli re election

'il‘ltlii"t"l ti ls

~ iii lvitli houses oi the t lenei‘al \sseiiittljx

\‘ii‘h iio :e'.eiiioisliip or [' S Senate seat

. Hill the \o ;’ attention getter oi Keii
"it l-it lia'liit Has not a partisan i'aee lilll
ssiie uh: 'llt‘l' to amend Kt‘lllllt‘hx s ‘t‘,

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xi-ir old tiiiisti‘ntioii to permit a state iov

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iii the eastern Kt‘tilll('k_\ etialtields

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owl l llllxlllriik t banned that in lttttit

ltiilsaliis iiiaile ltilil' i'aiiipaiilii trips to 'lie
titit '.‘.lttllillL’ the lteiiioei’atii

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l‘lcction '88 continues as
the candidates “ind doon
their campaigns.

See Pages 4 and 5.

 

UK student injured after
being struck by automobile

\llt \Ill-.l,l.. .|t|\li.\
Stall \lr'ztei‘

\ haiidieapped student \\.is iniured last
l‘lLlll .if't‘l lit‘tllL‘ struck in a \llll"
ei‘oss tllL‘ Euclid r\\ Nine in his \\ heelehaii'

John llylia a 1K senior. was i'i'ossini.‘
l‘luelid at erossualk in iront oi the l K \‘tii
dent ("enter at about it to last night \\lit‘tt a
tircen \eeord LX struck Hyde. who xias
apparentli returning to Holmes Hall

lee's eondition “as iioi .l\'.'illtlltlt‘ last
night~ but uitness‘es to the accident said he
was not st‘l‘lttllSl}' iniured. although his
wheelchair \ias llt‘sli‘tttt'li Hide \\a.s taken
t0(iood Samaritan Hospital

l‘K l’olii‘e declined to released the ll'\
er's name until this ttlltt'tlitiu

.lt‘lll't'\ Hollan. a ii‘eshiiian dei'
was crossing the street as the ('.tl' ‘ttl‘ttt‘ti
oil a hill on to Euclid ;\\t‘lillt‘ 'l‘lie iai‘ slid
iiitothestudeiit’s \iheelehair

Ste\e 'la\|oi a resident ail\isei
lloliiies Hall. said "he s alright as tai as l
ktiou

I think the .lt't'ltlt‘lll \ias \er) untortii
iiate. Ken (irabaiir a resident oi Holmes
Hall ‘I think it's eaiise tor norm and l
lllllll\ it probabh “I” send out a iiiessace
that more needs to he done tor the hand
ieappedoncampus "

l‘.ll’

said

at

last night's iceident on Euclid was not
the iirst iii\ol\ ing handieapiwd students
Sophomore Kent inerstreet “as In Hit.“ at

 

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Today Partly cloudy
Tomorrow Same

 

 

 

llolriies llal last war \\llt'ti a handicapped
sttideiit mas killed ina earai'e'dent
‘.‘.ll\ 'liat not hit that
Hierstreet said "l‘liese lel\s
don' kind oi i'eileetors or aiii
thine out people should look out tor them
,in\\\ e. l'he\ knou that this is where the
liandieappedstudentsli\e

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third ”line

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dent «is sll‘lil‘h and killed lt\ .t i'ai' \\llllt‘
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liisxiheeli lt.l|l'

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No Kernel
this Tuesday

Stall i'epm Is

The Kt‘ttllltk\ Kernel .\lll not publish
l‘nesdai in itltsi‘t'\ anee oi eleetion da)

'l‘bi- Kernel \Hll resume publication on
\h-diiesdai \\ ith iiill election eoVei‘iiue
t‘lasses iiso \\tll not be held on l‘iies

ii.i\

 

 

 

“I'm sure that it wall-d out '.\|lli
the coaching stall,~ llauaii milll ‘itddu-
iSuttoni and l haw talked about the situa
tioii oli and on and iihat Keiiip
andsolorth

"It's an unusual s'illtllittll ioi a llltli
ipialitier He has no «holai‘ship no ant oi
any kind He t‘;|ti' it i. we
tiineinalongtiiiii

Hagan told the \\l\\ l l 'iiaiiiiel Satin
day night that Keiiip liai' not been eoiiiioi'
able at Keiituek\ He .ittttati'i'll) '.‘..i~~til
making the iieeessai; I‘tilii‘t ii iii» riiidim
and Hagan said the leer ioii ill in -'
Kenipaiid all paitw- tt"lt well

‘i\.l\

-lii‘:sl llil

'tii ’!

Kemp could litil t-t t. it w! to:
last night

l'K lit-{ill l'lrlilie «all!
through a pi'epaied statliiieiit ia-‘ : "
that he \\a.s "soi‘i '. ‘o-ei-

"We \iisli hiii. tin
college and all his ilillit .:
ionsaidiiitliei'i~i»-a--e

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DIVERSIONS

 

 

 

 

Former professional
wrestler makes his
movie debut.

 

 

 

‘.\ spring; schedule
update.

 

Friday November 7. 1988

 

 2 — Kentucky Kernel, Monday, November 7. 1888

CAMPUS CALENDAR

 

 

Information on this calendar of events ls collected and coordinated through the
Student Center Activities Office. 203/204 Student Center. University of Kentucky. The

information is published as supplied by the on—campus sponsor. with editorial privi-
lege allowed for the sake of clarity of expression. For student organizations or Uni-
versity departments to make entries on the calendar. 0 Campus Calendar form
must be filled out and returned to the Student Activities Office.

DEADLINE: Forms will be accepted no later than the Monday preceding the

publication date.

 

 

7 MONDAY

oAcademics (through 1103): Advance
Registration tor 1989 Spring Semester

oConcerts; SCS Benefit: Live Bands; $3;
Babylon Babylon. 8 pm.

-0ther: "Reflections About Human
Rights in Argentina" by Mempo Giardi-
nelll; Classroom Building Room 122; 3 pm.

oConcerts Senior Violin - Jill Chrisman;
Free; SCFA QeCrtal Hall 8 p.m.; Call 7-
4900

. ReligiOus Student Talk on Medjugorie;
Newman Center Rooms 3 and 4; 7:30
p m

8 TUESDAY
*fi***k*fi*fi***fi*fi*
Election Day

Academic
Hofiday

Get Out and Vote

‘,‘r * 3r * .‘r * ,‘r ‘k ,‘r * ,‘r i ,‘r * ‘s‘r * 9r

 

9 WEDNESDAY

-Movres (through 11 12). Ordinary Peo—
ple: $195 Worsnom Theatre, 7-30 p.m.;
Call 7880.7

. Movres (through ll 12): The Odd Cou-
ple $1 95 Worsnam Theatre. 10 p.m.; Call
7-8887

oConcerts Graduate Guitar Recital
Mark Francis Free. SCFA Recital Hall; 8
pm. Call 74900

°$emanT Mr. Jeff Medin. UK, “Nuclei
Disassembly and Reconstitution in Vitro";
Free. MN 483. 4 pm Call 7-7060

~Seminar "Neural Networks and Brain
Function George Reeke. Rockefeller Uni-
versrty Free POT Board Room. 18th floor;
4pm Call 78737

~Retigious Vocation Talk.
Center Room 8 7 30 p m

Newman

10 THURSDAY

-Sports; UK Men's and Women's Swim
Team vs. University of Florida; Away; Call
7-3838

~0ther: Flags of Excellence; Free; Con-
cert Hall; 1 p.m.; Call 7-4929

~Semlnar: Psi-Chi Psychology Honorary
Graduate School Seminar; Free; Student
Center 228; 7 p.m.; Call 254-2711

-Workshop: "Assertive Behavior"; Free;
Student Center Room 203; 2—4 p.m.; Call
7-1109

- Religious: National issues Forum; New-
man Center Room 4; 7:30 pm.

0 Religious; Catholic Tradition; Newman
Center Room 8; 7-30 pm,

 

special events

 

 

weekly events

 

 

 

0Academlcs 11/7-11/23: Advance Registration for
1989 Spring Semester

~0ther - 11/7: "Reflections About Human Rights in
Argentina" by Mempo Giardinelii; Classroom Build.
ing Room 122; 3 pm.

. Other — 11/10: Flags of Excellence. Free: Concert
Hall; 1 p.m.; Call 7-4929

~0ther - 11 /11: Coilegium MusicumJonathan Glix-
on. director; Free; SCFA Recital Hall. 8 pm. Call 7.
4929

~0ther — 11/11: Residence Halls Fail Formal; $7 sin;
gle. S9 couple; Hyatt Regency, 9 p.m.i am- Call 7.
4401

IOther — 11/11; "New Age Music“ Sam Holland
Free; Peal Gallery; Noon; Cali 7-8634

OOther — 11:12: Greek Carnival; Free. Seaton Field.
9a.m.-Noon

OOther — 11/12: "Copyright and You: A Layper—
son's Guide" presented by UK Community Educa
tion; 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; Call 7-3294

OOther - 11.13: Rent-a-Greek $25.2 people for 3
hours; 1-5 pm.

OOther - 11/13; Opening Reception tor "Forgotten
Pioneers. . Free; Peal Gallery. 2 pm, Call 79401

0 Religious - 11/7: Student Talk on Mediugorie.
Newman Center Rooms 3 and 4. 7 30 pm

0 Religious — 11’9: Vocation Talk. Newman Center
Room 8; 7:30 pm.

~Religious - 1110: National issues Forum New-
man Center Room 4; 7:30 pm.

oReliglous — 11r’10: Catholic Tradition Newman
Center Room 8: 7:30 pm,

oReligious — 11,13: Spaghetti Dinner Newman
Center Rooms 3 and 4. 6 pm

 

 

il\

arts/movies

 

 

11 FRIDAY

~Sports (thr0ugh 1113)- UK Women's
Tennis Rolex Regional Qualifier: Time TBA:
Call 73838

oSports UK. Men‘s and Women's Swim
Team vs indian River College: Away; Call
7-3838

'SemanTS Kevin Harbol. UK. "Mass
Spectrometric investigation of Multiply-
Charged Diatomic Species"; Free: CP
137. 4 p m . Call 77060

00ther Coilegium MusicumlJonathan
Glixon. director, Free SCFA Recital Hall; 8
p.m.; Cali 7-4929

oOther Resrdence Halls Fall Formal; $7
single. S9 couple Hyatt Regency: 9 p.m.-
1a.m. Call 7-4401

0 Other; New Age Musrc“ Sam Holland;
Free; Peal Gallery. Noon; Cali 7-8634

oMeetings “Follow-up ot Sleep Apnea
in Healthy Older Persons"; Free; Sanders-
Brown112 Noon 831135741

12 SATURDAY

OSports: Wildcat Football vs. Florida;
Free with UKiD; Commonwealth Stadium;
1:30 p.m.; Call 7-3838

~0ther: Greek COTanOl: Free; Seaton
Field; 9 a.m.-Noon

- Sports: UK Cross Country NCAA District
lll; Gainesville, SC: Call 73838

0Concerts: All-State Music Day/UK Fac-
ulty; Free; SCFA Concert Hall; 10 am.-
noon; Cali 7-4900

oConcerts: Ann Bingham and Monica
Gale Heard - "20th Century Works tor
Clarinet and Piano": Free; SCFA Recital
Hall: 8 p.m.; Call 7—4900

-0ther: “Copyright and You: A Layper-
son's Guide" presented by UK Commu-
nity Education; 9 a.m.-1 p.m.; Call 7-3294

oSports; UK Cool Cats Ice Hockey vs.
Cincinnati: 53: Lexington ice Center; Mid-
night: Call 269-4873

 

13 SUNDAY

 

oMowes Ordinary People; $1.95;
Worsham theatre. 7 pm .Call 7-8867

0Concerts Cente' Sunday Series:
James Campbell. percussron and Sam
Holland keyboards Free. SCFA Recrtal
Hall. 3 p In. Call 74929

'Concerts Faculty Piano and Percus-
sron Recrtal 5 Holland and J Campbell:
Free. SCFA Recrtal Hall 3 pm, Call 7.
4900

oOther Rent a-Greek. S25 2 people for
3hours lop-m

~0ther Opening Reception for "For-
gotten Pioneers . Free. Peal Gallery: 2
pm . Call 79401

-Reiigious Spaghetti Dinner. Newman
Center Rooms 3 and 4. 6 pm

 

 

SI Terr/“1
looking ahead

 

 

 

11:17-11/19 — Theatre Joseph and His
Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Tim
Rice and Andrew Lloyd Weber; S4. 55:
Guignol Theatre. FA; 8 p.m.; Call 7-1385

11 i7 — Other; Alpha Gamma RhO/AI-
pha Delta Pi Greek Night at the Oscars;
52; Memorial Hall: 7 p.m..Cal18-6707

11/18 - Sports; UK Cool Cats ice Hock-
ey vs. Tennessee; Away. 8 p.m.; Call 269-
4873

1M9 — Sports: Wildcat Football vs. Ten-
nessee; Away; 1 p.m.; Call 73838

1119 - Sports Wildcat Basketball vs.
Duke; Away; Call 73838

 

 

 

 

 

0Concerts - 11.7: SCS Benefit Live Bands S3 Bab-
ylon Babylon. 8 pm.

'CODCOfTS — 117: Senior Violin - Jill Chrisman.
Free; SCFA Recital Hall: 8 p.m.; Call 74900

OConcerts - 119: Graduate Guitar Recrtal Mark
Francis; Free; SCFA Recital Hall; 8 pm. Call 74900

oConcerts - 11,12: All-State Music Day UK Faculty
Free; SCFA Concert Hall: 10 ant-noon Call 7-4900

0Concerts — 1112: Ann Bingham and Monica
Gale Heard - "20th Century Works for Clarinet and
Piano"; Free; SCFA Recital Hall; 8 pm. Call 74900

-Concerts - 11/13: Center Sunday Series James
Campbell. percussion and Sam Holland. keyboards
Free; SCFA Recital Hall: 3 p.m.; Call 741929

~Concerts — 11r13: Faculty Piano and Percussion
Recital — S. Holland and J. Campbell, Free SCFA Re
citai Hall; 3 p.m.; Call 74900

°Movies - 11’9-11/12: Ordinary People 51 95
Worsham Theatre: 7:30 pm. Call 7-8867

0Movles - 11/9-11'12: The Odd Couple $1.95.
Worsham Theatre; 10 p.m.; Call 7.8867

~Movies - 11/13: Ordinary People; $1.95; Worsham
Theatre; 7 p.m.; Call 7-8867

 

 

Tfi'fiéfitfis 1

r

 

 

 

meetings/lectures

 

 

OMeettngs — 11:11: "Follow‘up of Sleep Apnea in
Healthy Older Persons" Free; Sanders-Brown 112.
Noon:Cal13-574l

OSeminar - 11r9: Mr Jett Medin. UK. "Nuclei Disas-
sembiy and Reconstitution In Vitro“. Free; MN 463. 4
p.m.; Call 7-7060

«Seminar - 1119. “Neural Networks and Brain
Function" George Reeke. Rockefeller University
Free; POT Board Room. 18th floor. 4 pm: Call 7-8737

OSemlnar — 11:10. Psi-Chi Psychology Honorary
Graduate School Seminar. Free. Student Center
228; 7 p.m.; Call 254-2711

0Semtnars - 11,11: Kevin Harbor. UK. "Mass Spec-
trometric investigation or Multiply-Charged Oratom-
lcSpectes"; Free; CP 137; 4p,m..CaiI 7.7060

-WOrtuhop - 11/10- "Assertive Behavior'. Free.
Student Center Room 203. 24 p m .Cail 7-1109

 

MONDAY

-0ther Judo Club Meeting. Free. Alumni Gym 56 30 pm Call
2333923

IOthor Cycling Club Riae- Free: Seaton ~ tront 230 pm Call
233 1438

oOther Cornerstone Music Practice" no talent reaurred - rust en
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TUESDAY Note: Due to the academic holiday. some events
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~0tnei Campus Aerobics Free KrHouse 4 30 5 30 pm Call 254
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~0ther (through it 10) AetODiCS Free Newman Center Room 3
550 7p m Call 26670920

IOtner Game Night Free Student Center Game Room 1 30 Or"
Call 76038

-0ther SAB indoor Recreation Committee Meeting Free Studen'
Center Game Room 78pm Call 76036

-Other Bridge Lessons and Games Free Student Center Game
Room 7 30‘10pm Call 7 oo3o

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vReiig-OUs Genesrs ll Free Newman Center .‘9 pm CV 27‘
2486

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J 33 3923

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-:)'ner Call at Ctnulhu Role Playing tree Student fewer 59': .
'i 30 p m . Student Center Game Room Call 7 6630

'0tner Table Tennis Meeting Free Seaton Sands" Ra- " ‘ 3r“
0 m Cali 7 0038

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Corr 7 do 30

-0ther Cornerstone Drama Practice no talent required ‘uE'
nterest Tree 508 Columbia Avenue 8 30 p m Call 254 37'4

-Otner ADBD Free Student Center 205 7 ll 30pm Cali 7 6035

-Otner UK Fencing Club . beginners welcome eaurp'nen‘ or:
#090 Free Alumanv'rn 7 3O 9 300 "1 Call 85564

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we 8 pm Call 254737‘4

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"US 1215:an Call 7 3989

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himDrO Avenue ‘ c rn Call 233 0373

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KET program highlights UK’s research

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“Racehorses to Robots." a KET
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aired Thursday night.

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number of [K faculty from various
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l'K President Dar/id Roselle and
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Parties, unions scramble to get out the vote on Tuesday

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president. 33 senators and its
House members will be chosen. Re
piihlieans and Democrats alike are
keenly aware that getting people to
\ ote will be their No I challenge

Political parties, unions and
other groups are running phone
banks to reach swing voters as well
:is party faithful As usual. workers
will hand out leaflets. arrange for
baby—sitters and escort people to
the polls But there are also some
more unusual Sll‘att‘glt's

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his family and his running matr-
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