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By TIM JOHNSON women 20 will be victims of rape while the other 1) lein said “Also if the - - - - - : .. -

4 _ 4 . 4 4 2 4 4 . , y (Victims) feel they had a part in course work and exams and her dissertation is the l t
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‘° °°P° 4‘3"? ”“1"“ 1‘3‘ "59‘3"” fie; 3?"); {9° “1 will interview the victims one week after the crime lllmelein will also study Positive copinll mechanisms a Community Mental Health Center as training psychol- - : - - '
m; E8438 Egénwagvg— V: mull occurs as well as three months after," she said. “There "l am going to tl'y4and find out what different coping ogist. Ideally, I’m interested in an academic career. - . ' ' -'. E

d ng c“. s pe, obh my, are certain stages of recovery and I want to find out mechanismsthe Victims {59 and who they blame. teaching at a small college and dOlllS some more re- . E , E' , ' ' " -
an hirslary,remalnunlinown. what they are exactly and how the victims cope with 4“The traditional reaction of the Victim’s family and search.“ ' ‘ : ,3

But with the aid of a $104110 grant ”an the National each stage.“ friends is4to4 say, ‘Oh, don t blame yourself,‘ when a lot “It (the grant) was a substantial honor for her," said ‘ ,‘ . ' .
Institute of J‘Bfice in Washington, DC, Melissa Hime- 4 _ 4 4 of times it is the Victim who could learn something if Mike Nietzel, director of clinical traini in chol .4 . ' ' ,

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lein, a UK graduate student in clinical psychology, her reseealgch b3 thEditelxah: Y W tslwh m In theblame fallsononeoftheir behavmrial problems. “Her receiving the grant was a very competitive situa— ' ‘ 4 '- ’. , '
4 hopes to prowde someamwersintheseunknownareas. her study “So far Sal] I’ve do: flea“ mm?) “If it is something like locking doors, a behavior prob- tion 32°de many “he" fields than psychology were - 3 3'

“I will be researching the victims of both violent and find out if the methods are sensitive and accurate. I've 1% that they CE." get control of,4 then the blame is conserEi-gearch will answer questions and bring togeth- E 3 ' . 3
non-violent crimes and see what different factors affect done research with police, district attorneys and other g , "She said. They can change ‘t and 9mm“ the” er several individual problems which are usually not to- - .. ‘ - . ‘.
them, how they cope with the different factors, and how judicial officials," she said. “1"” gether .. Nietzel said. “It not only will help the' victims - ' E- ‘ .
the Justicesystemaffects them,”shesaid. 4 4 “If the victims feel they havea lot of peopletotum to Himelein, who graduated from Brown University in understand their situation, but could possibly find re« 1 , I, '

; 4Himeleln, who starts her research today, will inter- and if the response of the police and attorneys are semi- Providence, R.l. in 1981, received her master's in clini- sults which will help those responsible for dealing with ' '» . . ’ ,

. 4 54 View 80 subyects — 40 men and 40 women. of the tive, that‘s going to be very positive, of course," Hime- cal psychology from UK in 1983. She has finished all thevictims.“ V . 7 ‘
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President W3 inauguration E : g; l .. Information Science’s master‘s pro- an t ere S a ways four 7 4 .

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was not the only news event in . ‘ 4 7.1:; «2.4 3:344 flflcgdgmzmfirfnfihfa; pages 0f library jObS '
was’ll'lglm 135‘ week: tr- 4 ‘ E‘ ‘\ i :9“ l mu, 'dean ammonites every week. And that’s . ' '

OffiClals representing more than . \i 4 ‘ t4 .7 44 ,6- :4 The. college keeps in contact with 4 .

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m. .lohn Fish senator at large' m. S‘ ‘95 754;? 1.7.:: 1‘“ . ‘ " 4 uted the high employment rate to a mand for information professionals. .
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was the first time SGAhas sent rep- ‘ ' 222-1, ' ' . . »- :2" . ‘3'»?ch ! SITE: ‘4 4 “g, t 5:”? 4444424: "Eng. End-abSE‘Eamng ”mm“ ar’ ' :
resenatives to the natimal conven- . 41:24:24.4 .. 44 4 : 44:..4 1,4. we. . 414: 40 we g thgu l l g] t c4 ves, library networks. commer-
tion. Greenwell said he Wt it 1.4.14. 44 44 4 .4 44 . - 7W 4 4 ,» ad 705 theause ret was a n1 cial information serVices and other
was important for UK‘s voice to be E" H e... 24.» -. : i. c»: “emails: .' f 23mg: 4 Sam :hmnizlerejn ‘mmtmmate‘j °rgamuu°ns
heard at the convention, which dealt 3 ”sic. . E,‘ ..3 EEfS‘EEE‘ WE .. . ' . i ' 3
primarily withstudmt issues. 7 ‘ Sim: . ""h‘". “"0““ fifmi-b‘fe’eS-O‘L: In 1982 "SS College of library Sci-

'lhe group “sticks straight to edu- ‘ Se... . . ‘ ' . - . so: 4. - ways 0“; P35544484, Erna? l ence changed its name to the Col-
cation issues," Greende said, so it ' .. sic ' mi..4,.44e‘;:4’§.4;;4:,..;" $4; every Y? -. ,_ 5 0 y or aca- lege of Library and Information Sci- ' 4 ‘ .
was important to have student rep— 44 4444 3 . 7. 4 7 ..4444444 2 “3544;444:2215. industry schools enceasaresultofthese changes. . . 4
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convention. Through the association, 44744444 “awn” 4774.4; _.-.44- $444434 academitcifreslegrch faCilitlesh—4- such The college‘s master‘s program, , 4 .
SGA gets ”more of a lobbying effort i si"*S.:1?2EI3¢w ’e -..3 SE E E ‘Em as suen 'c ‘ ranes or S" “'5 _ which requires its students to have a ‘ '
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right," he said. “We need a lobbying 4 ‘j 75913.54; $§§w€fik " 44 .4 :44 “43E (femp4 Well: 0 e orma 10" pro- of coursework. Course topics range '7 .
voiceonthehill." 4 ,it EX” 44.444? . - S *2 figs; figm estimated the academic from librarianship and children's lit- 7 ' '

Kentucky State University and 4 . 5.”: ' ,. -. ES: demand to be the greatest. hiring fifflgfiggy‘m‘m and ”m .-
Cumberland College also were rep— tremg.i.,»;;§i._ ‘ '. $.53- 5‘13: about 40 percent of the graduates ‘ ' , ' . - .
resented attheconvention. gin :: 3:?" 2‘ ,4 -4; : drafiéit from the program. special groups — . . , . , '

43 as???“ ..4 ..eeggxwfic- 21444444 4 4444 4444 EWEE including government and industry In addition to a bachelor 5 degree, - 4 . . 2 ,
Greende was elected as chair- 2¥Ei§yiE ‘ : . x -' » 4 4444 122s _ 4;. Egan's? _ hire about 30 rcent of the grad- many students in the college have '4 .- - . '4
man of ASA‘s 8th district, whjd, in- ~;;SS:;,;- ’ - - ‘ “2m emfwn.‘ .. . .. ... . . SE2. "§ uates while 20 pf'cent g o with pub- master's degrees in other areas. Al- 7 - ' 4 .
eludes all members from North Car- . ALANLEssm/Krmelmn lic libraries anp: 10 percent with gier has degrees in Spanish and : " .
olina. 4 Tennessee. Virginia, West Rampbunctlous schools. Russian. ”I couldn‘t find any way to : . . . -.
VirginiaandKentucky. S h C . . . . . C' 4 d d There are numerous job titles in goombine fith‘mh any thing. I ' _. ‘ ‘ 4 .
Fish said ASA is going through a ct arriero, ll, son of Hetty and Joe Carriero, slid down a hill on Clifton irc e yester ay an each of these information environ- 4 ught a i rary and "rpm-me. 4 4 4 .
. . ,, : took a lump on a ram that he and his friends had built on Saturda . 7 “0" “lence- The more 1 89¢ "“0 ll : ’
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4 4 . _ . . . . . the more opportumtles i see. She .
meeting also dealt with ways to 4m. brarian, archlVist and information said she expects to find a job in a , . 4 .
prove the group. 0'“? of the ideas professional, according to a facts “1thme n library - 4'
discussed at the meeting, Fish said, ' ‘ 9 brochure the college offers to inter- ‘ . , _ : 4
was installing a central computer to 0 premlere eaven e p S . ested students. Specifically. there Kai Schn 'de .4 .-
which all association members are several types of librarians m- I] l‘ hoe1414r, a student of the 4 4 4 4
would have a link. This would come f eluding university, public, school 004 age w4 w1_ 4gra uate in May, 4
in handy when UK‘s SGA wants to Sta “elm” comedy 0‘ adolescence “(5‘3 C44! in “Cat People,” play the priests media andspecial librarians. said he thinks Its good to4combine 4 4 4
collect information on how other stu- . . . “Dimitri-file film. We“ '8 set In who encourm and — occasionally In the information industry there “98’, e?“- “9 has a bachelor‘s degree ' - . ,
dent governments run certain pro sew “Exam“ ”l‘g‘mmhandia 3W3"? “‘ “'9 6°5- “5 5"“ °“ 1° — rebuff theboys. are opportunities available in the !" “y‘culm’f and a "“5“?” degree - -
grams hesaid. the general alIGUISh 0f pa 1 (33th m Mordsn’yvesant and Dana Barron and Yeardley Smith communication and publishing in- In forestry. l4would be likely to be 4
' 4 4 h schools are the themes 40f “Heaven Manhattan, NY. play the romantic interests from the dustries, as well as indexing, abs- offered .a variety .°f 3d,)? dealing '
Cellettl, lv‘is and Greenwell4 at- Help Us: a 'n'i-Star Pictures film The mythical St. Basil’s School is mu), mythical girl's affiliate of tracting and computer based infor- Withenwronmental issues, hesaid. S

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on student oans, '9‘“ rtzation theWorsham'l‘heater. 81'0“!) 0f young misfits played by School. areas, many information profession- “You should have subject exper- ' . ’

of the “'9’?” Education Act, lead- Mfr” premiere ‘5 ”om?“ by Patrick Dempsey, Kevin Dillon, Ml- Tickets for the premiere will be als choose to freelance, serving both tise in another area and couple it .

min“ 9 $1434? and leather oval“: tllesuidmtAcovmesBoardeuna chael Dunn, Malcom Dame and distributed on a tirstcome, first- theprivateandpublicsectm's. with this degree,“ Schneider said. . . .-

om. added I 'he Committee, wl'ld' “gs 39°30”! SWGeOfmys- serve basis at the information desk The college has made many ad- “People don‘t care about the library . '

leamed a I“ by talking '0 “he” “l“ otharfllmiiranieres "“3 yell?- Veteran film star Donald Suther- in the Student Center Addition, be- justments and improvements to except as a meals to other informa- '

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0 Movies: Heaven Help Us; Free; Worsham ° ACOdOMi€31 L0” day ‘0' payment °l “9'" ° Sports: UK Adult Fitness Program; Call 7' ° Movies: The Exorcist; ”‘75; Worsham
Theatre: 8:00 p.m. tratian and/or housing and dining tees in 3695 Theatre; 7:30PM .
0 Sports: Sign-up for UK Adi)" Fl'nOSS PI’O- ofd.f to OVOld conc.l of [.9_ and/or mwl card . COMOm: Th Magnificent MAZOWSZE, $10 . Sports: UK BOIkOTbO" VS. LSU, RUPP AI’CDO:
‘ ’ grami-Deadline Jan. 29; 203 Seaton; Call 7- 0 Movies: Police Academy; $1.75; Worsham PUP" 5"“ '° UK "“59""? Center '0' "1. Arts; 73A
v 3695 Theatre; 7:30PM 8 PM: Call 7-1378 0 Meetings: Snow Ski Club Meeting; Final
e Recitals: Faculty Rgcflal; Phyliis Jam... 3 0 Movies: The Exorcist; $1.75; Worsham deadline for Colorado Trip: 228 SC: 7:30 PM;
Lucien Stark; Center for the Arts; 8 PM: Call 7- Theatre; 7330 PM CPI'7'76“
' 4900 0 Sports: Fitness Through Weight Training 0 Other: How To Read Body Language-Din-
‘ e Sports: Entry deadline for Intra. Racquet- Clinic; Free; Seaton; 7PM; Ca|l3928 ner following/21 and older; 412 Rose; 5:30 PM;
‘ ball (0); 135 Seaton; 4 PM; Call 7-3928 C0" 254-1881
. 0 Sports: Entry deadline for lntra. Mixed
Doubles Racquetball; 135 Seaton; 4 PM; Call 7-
. 2898
' ' 0 Sports: Entry deadline for Mixed Doubles
‘ Racquetball tor Fac. 8 Staff
0 Sports: Entry deadline for UK Adult Fitness
Program; 209 Seaton; Call 7-3695
0 Meetings: Cosmosolltan Club Meeting; 205
SC: 7 PM; Call 7-8846
1 0 Exhibitions: Table Cloth 8 Schroil Paint- ' SPOT“? UK Basketball vs. Auburn; Auburn; '_l°c'“"”‘ Basically 3°C“ 5.7509 SPIONdld 0 Other: Ticket Distribution-Alabama Game-
ings; Center for Contemporary Art; 12-4:30 TBA DOS'QO- Free; Center for the Arts; 2 PM; Call 7- Free to full time Stu; Memorial Coliseum: 9
. pM; Call7-8143 0 Sports: Bluegrass lnvl. Wheelchair Basket- 490° AM-4 PM; 7-1757
e Recitals: Faculty Recital: Skip Gray, Tuba: ball Tourn/Si .50; Seaton;7PM; Cail7-1623 0 Recitals: Bach Cantata 202 and concertos- 0 Movies: The Natural; $1.75; Worsham
Center for the Arts; 8 PM; Call 7-4900 ' MOW”: The Natural; $1.75; Worsham Fr”: C00?“ for the Arts; 3 PM: Call 7-4900 Theatre; 7:30 PM
0 Sports: Bluegrass lnvl. Wheelchair Basket- "190'"? 7130 PM ' Recitals: FOCU'W ROCWILDOVid Elliot, Horn; 0 Other: Schedule a Free Therapy Marriage-
ball Tourn./$l .50; Seaton; Call 7- 1623 0 Other: UK Tuba-Euphoniun Day; Call 7- Cont-rtorthoAm: 8PM: Call 74900 /Family Seminar-Free: Funkhouser Bldg.
. Movies: The Natural; 31.75; Worsham 8182 0 Other: Ticket Distribution-Ole Miss Game- e Workshops: summgr Job Search
Theatre; 7230 pM 0 Meetings: Emergence Feminists Press Ff” *0 '0" time 510: Memorial Coliseum: 1 Workshop; iwA Mathews Bldg.; 1 PM
0 Exhibitions: Last day for the Garry Bibbs Meeting; ”1 5C? 12Noon;Cal|254-2946 PM“ PM? Call7-1757 ’
Art Exhibition; sc; :1 AM-S PM; Coll255-7850 ' $P°m= ”Worm lnvl. Wheelchair Basket-
. ball Town/$1.50; Seaton; 11 AM; Call 7-1623
0 Movies: The Natural; $1.75; Worsham
Theatre; 7:30 PM
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‘ ‘ . ‘— MOVies Arts 8. Concerts 1g} intramural and Athletic Events
. 1/28: Heaven Help Us; FREE; Worsham Theatre: 8PM 1/3): Concerts: The Magnificent MAZOWSIE: 310 Pub., Free to students; Cen- 1/2.; sign...” for an Adult Fun... Prooroml-Doodlin. Jun, 29; 2m 5.0m;
, i ’29; Police Academy; $1.75; Worsham Theatre: 7:30PM terlortheArts: 8PM; Coin-1378 Comm
, v, l 30: The Exorcist; $1.75; Worsham Theatre; 7:30 PM 2/5: The Prague Symphony Orchestra: $14 Pub/$8 UK Stu. B Sr. Cit; CFA Con- 1/29; Entry “an. fofln'rg, Racquetball (o); 135 semen; 4 PM; “117.3923
1/31: The Exorcist: $1.75: Worsham Theatre; 7:30PM cert Hall: BPM:7-4929 1/29: Entry deadline for intro. Mixed Doubles Racquetball; 135 Seaton: 4 PM;
. 2/1: The Natural; $1.75; Worsham Theatre; 7230 PM 2/7: Central KY Concert .- Lecture Series-87.50; Center tor the Arts: 8 PM; Call Call 7.2g”
. . 2/2: The Natural; $1.75; Worsham Theatre; 72:!) PM new 1/29: Entry deadline-Mixed Doubles Racquetball tor Fac. 8 Staff
~ - ' 2/3: The Natural; Si .75; Worsham Theatre; 7:1!) PM 2/ 1: Exhibitions: Table Cloth B Schroil Paintings; Center for Contemporary Art; 1/29: Entry deadline tor UK Adult Fitness Program; 200mm; Call 7-3695
* * 2 '4: The Natural; $1.75: Worsham Theatre; 7:30 PM l2-4:fl PM; Call 7-8143 1/30; UK Adult Fitness Program; Call 7-3695
. 2/1: last day tor the Garry Bibbs Art Exhibition; SC; 11 AM-5 PM: Call 255- i/m: Fitness'i'hroughWeight Training Clinic-Free: Seaton; 7PM; Cain-3928
‘ 7350 1/31: UK Basketball vs. LSU: RuppArena: TBA
. 1/29: Recitals: Faculty Recital: Phyllis Jenness I Lucien stark; Center for the 2/1;'Imglml,whgglcholrfloeketbollTourm/SLSO;Sooton;CgII7-1623
. . I Arts: 8 PM: Call 749m 2/2: UK Basketball vs. Auburn: Auburn; TBA
. i _ 2/1: Faculty Recital: skip Gray, Tuba; Center iortheArts: 8PM; Call7-49m 2/2: Bluegrass lnvl. Wheelchair Basketball Toum./$1.50, Seaton; 7 PM: Call 7-
‘ . . 2/3: Bach Cantata m and concertos-Free: Center for the Arts; 3 PM: Call 7- 1623
', ‘ ‘m 2/8: Bluegrass lnvl. Wheelchair Basketball Tourn./$i .50: Seaton; 11 AM; Call
. 2/3: Faculty Recital-David Elliot, Horn: Center ior the Arts; 8 PM; Call 74900 7-1623
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I l. ‘ I . . - - . - - _ . . 1/29: Academics: Last day for payment at registration and/or housing and . .
. y . g :M}E:'I|i’r7f:9(:iomc°"y Bach Series Splendid Design Free, Center for the Arts, diningtees in ,0 av aid l olreg. and /or meal ca rd :fidiw' Last day to change grading option(Credit to Audit/Audit to
I' 1991 WWW“ Cfimm'm’" ('05 Mutino: 2065C: 7 PM; Call 7-8846 ”3‘: Other: H" '° R.“ Body menm following/21 ‘ dd." “2 2/5: Academics: Last day to drop a course w/out it appearing on the student’s
i 31; Snow Ski Club Meeting-Final deadline tor Colorado Trip; 228 SC; 723) :z’bitmflécmm Call7 8182 transcript
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’ 2 4 ‘ e - A , I By cvmuamwimo Despite Georgia’s solid victory, ' ,
o ' a: l .. Staff Writer Kentucky coach Wynn Paul was . . -
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1 ca S rop 0 - ' ’i. . ‘ j 5'. The Georgia Bulldogs have had “We swam real well with no .
i. _ fl!" . " . ‘" quite a bit of success over the Item rats," he said. “We haveIhad four II
By WILLIE HM" “We knew that defensively we ,‘i g ' . ' tucky Wildcats lately, and the Bull- good weeks of solid traimrg smce ; I '
Staff Writer were breaking down, being lethargic T a t = ‘ ’ dog swim team added its name to coming back from the Christmas - ', ' .
in our zone and not getting the hus- . ‘- I?) 3 «,3 . ' . the list of Cat sisters Saturday af- break I . ,. fl
KNOXVILLE. 'Denn. — By beam! tie and anticipation we had early in I..:.; " I\ \ I3 tel-noon. . Frida ni t, the Lad Katfish de- . .
“9'“ka 8145 Yesterday, Tm- the year" "a“ said- “we"? 1‘“ K“ or \ '"‘ ' . “‘9 Georgia teem “m "'0 feated 5&5: College. lv-si. Sooho . ' ' .‘ '
see showed that a team can get by psychologically flat. it's effecting all 4.. ’ i Q . KatfishIa 66-46 loss in a dual meet at more Meredith Wingard set a new 1 . . . .
in the Southeastern Conference on phases of our game. Where I notice ’ ' Memorial Coliseum. The loss tam record in the Low-yard fm_ - . _-I ‘ - ~
good Brooks alone. it mostisinourdefense." . , , . ' dropped the Catfish Ito 5-2 on the sea- style. Marci Sammartin won the m I . . ., . , I,
Sophomore guard Michael Brooks' Nonetheless, with 13m left in the “a If” son while Georgia improved its re- and 500-yard {mtyle and Diane .I . I I- ' I
34 points on Mot-21 shooting pushed game, UK pulled within two. 52-50, . f cord tow. Morgan won the 50-yard “.th 'I .. . .
Termessee's home-court record to on a layup by Kenny Walker. But on 3,, The Bulldogs took control of the for UK. “We had some pretty good . - . I '2
12-0 this season (14-6 overall and 5-3 the next trip down the floor, UT's , .’ 3‘ meet from the outset and cruised to swims,"Paul said. ' , . ' , '
in the SEC) and perpetuated what Anthony Richardson hit a 10-footer Z. - 9‘ - ,3 gt. lofirstplacefimsheslnn starts. , . 1-
some call the Stokely Athletics Cen- in the lane, was fouled by Robert , .I'I “ . (to. - ~, Even so, Kentucky swam close in Both the women's and men's ' . 'I g , '. -
ter jinx on the Cats. Who dropped ‘0 Dock, and hit the free throw to com- .I ’ 31;" . . ff! -. almost every race, narrowly miss- teams will travel to the University . . ' -. '
9-soverall andHintheoonference. plete the three-point play. Devoe 33;”. .. :. . , ing first place finishes insix events. of Cincinnati fora meet Saturday. 'I ~ .' _ . .
In Coach Joe B. Hall's era at UK, called this the turning point in the :5?” - .15.“. ‘I . , . .. .
12-of-13 trips to Knoxville have been game. .; .- ' ' » g -'
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“No jinx," Brooks "id’ correcting coming 0“ a James Blackmon jump- ' l‘ " it?” . . 5“" I"390?“ her team excells, the team's overall _ ‘ ' ' - ' .
a sportswriter after the game. “It's er in the lane with 11:36 left in the . e i 1 ' " a. scorewasanewschoolrecord, I . . I’
just that we beat them every year. game. . .i r I" is ‘ ' v‘ COLUMBIA, Mo. — The UK wom- Kentucky placed three gymnasts . ‘ .“vI.
'lhey come here with high school “Even thwgh we weren’t playing ‘ . i, ., , \ en's gymnastics team placed fifth in in the individual competition Satur- ‘ . ‘ . ‘ ' 'I
All-Americans that everybody wants well, we were (only) three down and 3 . 31‘ . the team competition at the Purina day, Nagging injuries caused Joce- ' '. - , .
amwelmwmm "an" it looked like we had 3 m ‘0 . . . Cat Classic Friday night with a lyn Armstrong. who had qualified on . .
BI'OORS. who appears as uninhi- keep it close and make a “m at the 4" . M 177.05, just .35 behind fourth place the floor exercise and the balance » . é .
bited off the court as he is on, had 24 end,"Hall said. " g ’ ” IE finisher ISU and less than five beam. to withdraw and Kendall » . ‘, .I 1-. : -
first-half points, most of those com- The Volunteers, however, staged 5': , . “a? m. t‘i-‘I , points behind top finisher Penn Lucas, a qualifier on the uneven . ' .~
ing fromtheperimeter. an 3-0 spurt behind several UK turn- ' ‘ ‘ ' "Eu smm‘mls‘m State. bars and the beam. to perform only . . > ‘ -
“No one respects Brooks more overs, capping it of! with a dunk by , . . . Even though the Wildcats scored on thebars. Lucas finished fourth on . . .- ;
than me." Hall said after the game, Rob Jones on a pass from Brooks at UK 5 Kenny Walker ’goes up for two of his team-high 23 pomts low on the floor exercise, an event bars while teammate Michelle Re- . I . .3
“unfortunately my defense doesn‘t 735, From that point on, the Volun- yesterday in Kentucky 5 81-65 loss to Tennessee. where UK coach Leah Little said mark placed fourthon the beam. , . _
respect him." teers stretched their lead, with the ‘ . ‘ . -I
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Brooks hit four straight jumpers — ofthegaxne, We 3 :3 3, 3“ (“a . . I- . .
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