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Vol. XCIl. N0. 67

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University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

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CALENDAR

. CAMPUS

 

 

 

Information on this calendar of events is 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.

     

 
  

 

 

 

14

tion tor 1989 Spring Semester

1 0 Political: ”Chandler racism. reaction: what hap-
pened? what's next?"; Free; Student Center 206;

7 30 pm. Call 233-9223

MONDAY

~Acodernics (through 11/23): Advance Registra-

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.’15

TUESDAY

~Movies: UK Japenese Program present "The
Hidden Fortress"; $4 adults. 52 child; Worsham
‘heatre; 630 pm; Call 272-4262

. Concerts: University Series: The Cleveland Quar-
tet 513 public. 58 student and senior citizen; Con-
cert ttall; 8 pm; Call 74929

-l,)ther: UK Fencmg Club - Beginners welcome:
eciiipment provided. Free; Alumni Gym; 7:30-9:30
p.n Calla-5564

rather: Euchre Tournament; ST; Student Center
Game Room: 7:30 pm . Cali 7-6636

 

116 WEDNESDAY

- Movies (through 11/19): Singin' in the Rain; $1.95:

Worsham Theatre; 7:30 pm; Call 7-8867

oMovres (through 11/19): The Harder They Come.
$1.95; Worsham Theatre; 10 pm. Call 7-8867

-Concerts: Piano Department Recital; Free. SCFA
Recital Hall; 8 pm; Call 74900

'Semi'nars: Mr. David Frank. UK. "Ettect ot V-SIS
Transformation on Plateletaerived Growth Factor
Receptor". MN 463; 4 pm; Cal 7-7060

~Otherv Table Tennis Doubles Tournament. 51
each: Student Center Game Room. 7 30 pm. Call
76636

o Religious: Catholic Traditions.
Center Room 10; 7:30 pm

0 Meetings: Webb Archaeloglcal Society. speaker
Pat Quiggins; Free; Latterty Hall. 7:30 pm; Call 252-
3942

Free; Newmm

‘17 THURSDAY

'Theatre (through 1119): Joseph and His Amaz-
ing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Tim Rice and An-
drew Lloyd Weber $4. $5; Guignol Theatre. FA; 8
pm; Call 7-1385

' Other: Alpha Gamma Rh0/Aipha Delta Pi Greek
Night at the Oscars; 52; Memorial Hall; 7 pm; Call
86707

OOther Art at Lunch; Free. UK Art Museum; Noon;
Cali 7-5716

~Lectures: Evidence and Interence: the Chal-
lenge ot the New Historicism; Free; POT 18th Floor
Board Room; 3:30 pm; Call 72901

0W0rkshops: “Conflict Resolution"; Free; Student
Center Room 203; 2-4 pm; Call 7-1109

OSeminars: Black Political Empowerment and the
Public Policy Agenda; Free; Student Center Third
Floor Ballroom; 7.30 pm; Call 7-1772

-Other: Nine Ball Bank Tournament; 52; Student
Center Game Room; 7:30 pm; Call 76636

ointramurals; intramural Turkey Trot (3.1-mile run)
sign-up by 11'16;Cali 7-3926

~Reiigious: Student Round Table; Free: Newman
Center Room 1: 8 pm

 

18 FRIDAY

oExhibits: Gallery Series: "The Fabulous Fiddle":
Free: Peal 601m: Noon; CO" 7—8634

oSeminars. Arther Hubbard. University at Cincin-
nati. ”Vibrational Spectroscopy ot Molecules At-
tached to Metal Surfaces": Free: CP 137: 4 pm; Call
7-7060

0Concerts: Lexington Philharmonic: Richard il-
lman. trumpet; $12.50. $15. $17.50. $20: Concert
Hall; 8 pm; Call 74929

- Sports: UK Cool Cats Ice Hockey vs. Tennessee;
Away; 8 pm; Call 269-4873

- Seminars: Black Political Empowerment and the
Piubic Policy Agenda: Free; Student Center 3rd
Floor Ballroom; 9-1145; Call 71772

-0ther: Speed Chess Tournament; 51; Student
Center Game Room; 7:30 pm; Call 76636

 

 

19 SATURDAY

 

. Sports: Wildcat Football vs. Tennessee; Away:
1:00 pm; Call 73838

- Sports: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs. Tennessee;
Away: 8 pm; Call 269-4873

oConcerts: Michelle Gingras/Guest Clarinet Reci-
tal; Free: SCFA Recital Hall; 8 pm; Cal 7-4900

~Sports: Wildcat Basketball vs. Duke; Away; Call
7-3838

'Sports: UK Men's and Women's Swim Team vs.
Bowling Green University; Free with UKID. Home; Call
7-3838

oSports: UK Soccer Team: SEC Tournament; Call
266-7447

- Other: Backgammon Tournament; 51; Student
Center Game Room; 1 pm; Call 7-6636

- Sports: UK Wheel Cats vs. Knoxville; Seaton Cen-
ter; 7 pm; Call 7-3928

. Concerts: Tim Lake in Concert (benefits hearing
aids for the needy); 55 students, $8 other: Memorial
Hall; 8 pm; Call 252-5917

 

20 SUNDAY

OMOYTes- Singin' in the Rain. $1.95. Worsham
Theatre. 7 pm. Call 7-8867

-Concerts Center Sunday Series The Central
Kentucky Youth Symphony Orchestra; Free. SCFA
Concert Hall. 3 pm- Call 74929

- Concerts Kentucky Wind Quintet. Free; SCFA Re-
cital Hall, 3 pm. Call 74900

~Concerts Center Sundays Series. The Kentucky
Wind mintet. Free: SCFA Recital Hall: 3 pm. Call 7-
4929

tConcerts Faculty Recital The Concord Trio/Dr:-
niei Mason. violin. Free. SCFA Recital Hall. 8 pm.
Call 74929

- Other Scrabble Tournament. ST. Student Center
Game Room. 3 p m. Call 76636

- Other UK Wheel Cats vs Knoxville. Seaton Cen—
ter. Noon. call 7-3928

21

 

MONDAY

oSports (through 11l23): Women's golf UCLA De-
sert Classic. Calitornia. Cali 7-3838

- Exhibits (through 11.130). SAB Visual Arts commit-
tee presents Timothy Blrd Exhibit; Free: Rasdall Gai-
lery.10 a.m.-5 pm, Call 78867

- Sports. UK Cross Country NCAA National Cham-
pionahip. Ames. IA. Call 73838

~Politicai. "After the election; where do we go
from here‘t“. Free. Student Center Room 206; 7:30
p m . Call 233-9223

     
    

  
   
 
  

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special events

   

 

 

 

-Academics - 11.l¢11l23 Advance Registration for 1989 Spring

Semester

-0ther - 11 15 UK Fencing Club — Beginners welcome. equipment
provided. Free. Alumni Gym; 7:30-9:30 pm. Call 85564

oOther - 11‘15 Euchre Tournament. 51 Student Center Game
Room. 7 300m.Cd 7-6636

oOther - 11116 Table Tennis Doubles Tournament. 51 each student
Center Game Room. 7 30 pm. Call 76636

tome! — Tll17 Alpha Gamma Rho/Alpha Delta Pl Greek Night at
the Oscars. 52. Memorial Hall. 7 pm. Call 8-6707

'0ther - 11 17 Art at Lunch. Free. UK Art Museum. Noon L/lli 7
5716

00ther — 11l17 Nine Bail Bank Tournament S2, Student Center
GameRoom.730pm.Call76636

-Other , 11/18 Speed Chess Tournament 51 Student Center
GarneRoom. 7.30 pm, Call 78638

-Other - 11/19 Backgammon Tournament 51 Student Center
GameRoom.1pm.CalI7-6636

-Other - 11120 Scrabble Tournament 51 Student Center Game
Room. 3 p m . Call 76636

OOther 1120 UK Wheel Cats vs Knoxville Seaton Center erori
call 7 392B

-Polltical — 11:14 "Chandler. racism. reaction what happened
what's next?" Free. Student Center 206 7 30 p in Call 233 9223

~Polllicai — 11/21 “Alter the election where do we go item here"
Free; Student Center Room 206. 7 30 p m. Call 233 9223

”Religious ll 16 Catholic Traditions. Free Newman Center Boon:
10. 7:30 p rn

-Rellglous 11 17 Student Round Table Free Newman Center
Room I 8 D n"

 

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0Concerts — 1115 University Series The Cleveland Quartet 3"
public 58 student andseniorcltlzen. Concert Hall 8pm Call 7 4929

0Concerts — 11t16 Piano Department Recital Free SCFA Rerslt-z:
Hall. 8 p m . Call 74900

~Concerts — 11 18 Lexington Philharmonic Richard lliman " ripe
$12 50 $15. 517 50.520. Concert Hall. 8pm Call 7 4929

~Concerts — 11 19 Michelle Gingras Guest Clarinet Dewitt Flea
SCFA Recital Hall. 8 p m . Cal 7-4900

-Concerts - 11 19 Tim Lake in Concert (benetits hearing 11L1\ ' .t
the needy). 55 students. 58 other Memorial Hall 8 crr- Cai‘ 2‘;
5917

-Concerts - 1120 Center Sunday Series The Central Kerr'ual
Youth Symphony Orchestra Free SCFA Concert Hall 3 or“ ’ a: ’
4929

-Concerts - ii 20 Kentucky Wind Quintet Free SCFA DeCita' liar
3pm Cain-4900

°Concerts - 11’20- Center Sundays Series The Kerituii‘v Aw:
Quintet Free. SCFA Recital Hall 3pm Call 74929

- Concerts - 1120 Faculty Recrtai The Concord 1'10 Daniel Mas 1'
violin. Free SCFA Recital Hall 8pm Call 74929

IExhibits , 11 18 Gallery Series "The Fabulous Fiddle Free Per;
Gallery Noon. Call 78634

-Fxhibits — 11:21-11‘30 SAB Visual Ans committee presents Tintat’.
Bird Exhibit Free; 90:00" Gallery 100 m 50m Call 7 8867

'Movies — 11 15. UK Japenese Programs present ‘The Hidden Fm
tress" Sdaduits.$2 child. Worsham Theatre. 6 30p m Call 272-4262

-Movtes - 11:16-11 19 Slngtn in the Rain 51 95 Worsham Theatre
7 30 p m . Call 78867

-Movies — 11T6-1119 The Harder They Come 5195 Worshc"
Theatre. 10 pm. Call 7-8867

-Movles — 11‘20 Slngln in the Rain 5195 Worsharc "leave
0 m Call 7-8367

oTheatre - 1117-1119 Joseph and His Amati-lg TmhniC'l

Drearncoat by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webe' $4 55 Gutgn
Theatre FA, 8 pm . Call 71385

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'Lectures - 11 17 Evidence and Interence the Challenge ;:l t to
New Historlclsm. Free; POT 18th Floor Board Room 3 30 pm call 7
2901

rMeetlngs — ll 16. Webb Archaetogicoi Socrety speaker Pal stoic
gins. Free. Latrerty Hall. 7 30 p m . Call 252 3942

°Semlnars — 1116 Mr David Frank. UK Ettect ul vSls Trans'
motion on Plateletdertved Growth Factor Receptor‘ MN 463 4 p 7‘
Cal 7-7060

- Seminar - 11 17 Black Political Empowerment and the Publ . Pol
Cy Agenda. Free. Student Center Third Floor Ballroom 7 30 p ‘c :10
7 1772

oSeminars — 11 18 Arthet Hubbard University oi Cincinnati v-tii '
tional Spectroscopy ol Molecules Attached to Metal Surlaces F ee
CP137 4pm.Coii 7 7060

oSeminar - 11 18 Block Political Empowerment and the Plum l‘ul
Cy Agenda. Free. Student Center 3rd Floor Ballroom 9 1145 1. .ai- '
1772

-Worirshops - 1117 Conflict Resolution
Room 203 240711 Cali 7-1109

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11/24-11/26 - Academics: Thanksgiving Holiday —
Academlcllollday

11/25-11/26 - Sports: Lady Kat Basketball LKIT.
Alaska; Cal 7-3838

11/25 - Sports: Wildcat Baskede —Great Alaskan
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rOther Judo Club Meeting. Free. Alumni Gym. 5630 pm. Call
233 3923

. other Cycling Club Ride. Free. Seaton - iront. 2 30 p m . Call
233-1438

- Other "Cornerstone Music Practice" no talent required - lust en-
ergy Free 508 Columbia Avenue. 730 p m, Call 254-3714

. Other UK Parents Networking (babysitting co-op)

. Religious Worship Service - a casual time oi singing and worship.
tree 508 Columbia Avenue. 9 p m . Call 254-3714

TUESDAY

. Other Campus Aerobics. Free. K-House. 4 30-5 30 pm. Call 254-
'765

~0ther Aerobics. Free Newman Center Room 3. 5507 pm Call
266-6920

- Other Game Night Free. Student Center Game Room. 7 30 pm.
Call 7-6636

~Otner SAB Indoor Recreation Committee Meeting. Free, Student
Center Game Room. 78 p m .Call 76636

.Othet Bridge Lessons and Games. Free Student Center Game
Room. 7 30:10 pm . Call 76636

-Other UK Fencrng Club - beginners welcome. equipment pro
vided Free Alumni Gym. 7 30-930 pm. Call 0-5564

- Other UK Cycling Club Meeting. Free. Seaton Center 207. 8 pm.
full 233 7438

~Relrgious Tuesday Night Together—Baptist Student Union. Free.
429 Columbia Avenue 7 30 p m . Call 73989

-i«eligirlus Genests ll Free Newman Center. 7 9 pm Call 272
2486

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”swimmer 7 300m Call 255-8566

WEDNESDAY

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233 3923

- Othe' ADBD Free. Student Center 205 7 p m Call 76636

-Other Cali oi Cthulhu’ROte Playing. Free Student Cen'er 205 9
it 30 o rt: Student Center Game Room. Call 7-6636

-Otner Table Tennis Meeting Free. Seaton Squash Room 7 30 10
r: m Cal: 7 6636

- Aerobics Free Newman Center 550 7 pm Call 266-6920

mellgiom S'iifle’t' Faith Sharing Free Newman Center 9 pm
all 255-8566

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' or 7 6636

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Interest Free 508 Columbia Avenue 6 30 p rn . Call 254-3714

- Other ADBD Free Student Center 205. 7-11 30pm Call 7-6636

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18 8L1": Call 254 3714
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 Kentucky Kernel, Monday, November 14, 1988 -— 3

Wilkinson sets special session,

 

What is Wikinson’s lottery plan?

By MARK R. CHELLGREN
Associated Press

FRANKFURT. Ky. _ lt ap-
pears Gov. Wallace Wilkinson
has once again drawn a line in
the dirt and dared the General
Assembly to cross it.

Or has he?

It all depends on the interpre-
tation of the governor‘s call last
week for a special session of the
legislature to enact a lottery,

Some lawmakers took it as
just another ultimatum from the
governor, who has made a habit
of telling the legislature what he
thinks it ought to do and then
fuming when they decline.

Others read into it an opportu~

 

 

ANALYSIS

 

nity for compromise and an
opening to take up subjects that
Wilkinson has heretofore de~
clared off limits.

The proclamation stipulates
what can be considered during
the session that it scheduled for
1p.m.on Nov.28.

It allows legislators to enact
legislation implementing the lot-
tery, establishing a bonus for
Vietnam-en veteran, relating
to early childhood development
and programs for the elderly.
Notably, there are no specifics
attached to those topics.

As the governor’s legislative
liaison, Tom Dorman, noted.
there should be no surprise in
those subjects. They have been
the central part of Wilkinson's
promises for the lottery since he
began promoting it during his
gubernatorial campaign.

But the proclamation also in-
cludes the following passage
among items to be considered:

"The allocation of the net pro-
ceeds of the lottery equally
among a one-time bonus for
Vietnamera veterans, early
childhood programs and pro
grams for the elderly until June
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KEA worried about lottery

Associated Press

FRANKFURT. Ky. The head
of a leading state teachers' group
said he is worried that lottery pro-
ceeds earmarked t'or education will
overshadow the need for even more
money.

Lottery money used for any edu-
cation program may cause people
to “mistake that as adequate fund
ing for public education.” said
David Allen, president of the Ken—
tucky Education Association.

Even if the lottery makes double
the $70 million a year estimated by'
Gov. Wallace Wilkinson .. an esti
mate many legislator think is too
high ~— and all the llitllit". goes to
schools. Allen said ‘ i: ytoultl come
nowhere close" to meeting the fi-
nancial needs ol education in Ken-
tucky.

The association staked out its po-
sition as legislators: and interest
groups pondered Wilkinson s l‘Vl‘I'

day proclamation calling a special
session of the General \ssembly'.

beginning Nov, 28, to establish the
lottery.

The proclamation limits use of
the profits to the three programs
Wilkinson advocated in his cam-
paign for governor and the consti-
tutional amendment allowing a lot-
tery: early-childhood education
and development, programs for the
elderly and a one-time bonus tor
Vietnamera veterans.

Supporters of earmarking say it
would boost lottery income by giv-
ing people more reasons to buy
tickets. Many lotteries‘ advertising
mentions where the profits go, and
Wilkinson‘s ad campaign for the
amendment said a Kentucky lot
tery would help the state‘s schools.
elderly people and Vietnam veter
ans.

Many legislators want to delay
allocation of lottery money until
the regular session beginning in
January 1990 — when they would
not be bound by the governor's re
strictions ~ because lottery ”1'
come is difficult to estimate

Though earmarking lottery prot-
its tor the veterans' bonus appears
to have considerable legislative
support. many lawmakers are
skeptical ol~ dedicating the money
to other specific programs

state legislators are upset

By MARK R. (‘llliLLtiltHN
Associated Press

FRANKFURT. Ky. -~ Gov “at
lace Wilkinson issued the torinai
summons for legislators on P‘l‘ldily
to attend the special session on
Nov. 28, but many lawmakers vyeie
unhappy with the guidelines cslal.
Iished by the call.

Many legislators complained that
Wilkinson‘s call leaves little l'tiiilli
to negotiate how proceeds ot a lot
tery should be spent. Many said the
result may be that no specitic ap
propriation is made.

Under Kentucky law. it is up to
the governor to set the subjects
that can be considered during a
special session The call issued r'i'i
day' includes enactment ot ieeis
lation to implement a lottery and
other legislation to estalihsh a one
time bonus tor Vietnam \(‘lt‘l'tttl
early childhood deielopinent 1»
grams ind programs tor ‘hv
ly'

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ticial legislative stationery and
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Rep. Jerry Lundergan yiili be
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