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By RON HALL AAUP leaders at a meeting this afternoon. would. if . implemented. decrease the amount of paid affect faculty members.

Senior Stall wine. The AAup will hold a public meeting at 3;oo Thursday research time for some faculty members while increasing “Essentially they are altering the three components of
in the President‘s Room of the Student Center to discuss their teaching loads. teaching." he said. “Each year we sit down with the

A list of proposed guidelines for reducmg expenses and the proposed guidelines. ' One widely-discussed guideline reads: “Tenured (department) chairman and say how much time we will
reallocating resources within academic colleges has The guidelines were drawn up by Lewis Cochf.n'vjce faculty who have not published a scholarly boolt or allot for teaching. research and University service."
raised fears among some faculty members. president of academic affairs. and distributed to the referred journal article since January I977 will have min- Govindarajulu said a typical“division of effort”would

The proposed guidelines are in response to the St l.2 deans. department chairmen and faculty members of imum lZ-credit teaching loads each semester l981-82." be 40 to 50 percent for research, 40 percent for instruc-
million cut in the University‘s budget.and although their each college. Another guideline reads: “Faculty whose research is tional activities and ID percent for University service.
purpose is to temporarily tighten the financial belt. After meeting with their department chairmen to I" supported by University-paid released time will have a He was concerned about the possible effects the guide-
faculty members are concerned that they could become the reactions of faculty members to the proposed guide- maximum of 25 percent for research on l98l-82 division lines would have on the University‘s mission and its abil-
permanent. , lines. the college deans will meet with Cochran on Oct. l of effort. This implies nine-credit teaching load per ity to recruit new faculty members.

Those faculty members are afraid the University's mis- to discuss the guidelines. semester." “It is my understanding that the mission and the char-
sion as a center for research could be adversely affected [1' the guidelines are approved they will take effect in Two other proposals deal with cutting back the use of actcr of the University will be altered. Very productive
by the proposed guidelines. the I98] fall semester. telephones and photo-copying services Within “Ch col- faculty members would leave for other schools.” he said.

As a result of faculty members' objections. an ad-hoc The proposals which have generated the most discus- lege. The latter will reduce the amount of Xeroxed mate- “We would not be able to attract bright young professors
committee composed of members of the American Asso- sion among faculty members would affect faculty rial that professors can distribute to students. to this university."
ciation of University Professors is going over the pro members‘ research. These proposals suggest ehghges in Zakkula Govindarajulu. president of the UK chapter Donald Sands. dean of the College of Arts&Sciences,
posed guidelines and will submit its recommendations to the “division of effort" for each faculty member and of AAUP. explained how the proposed guidelines would continued on page 7.

. Vol. 1.xxiti. No. 27 i :21 21 University of Kentucky
Monday. September 22‘ 1980 an independent student newspaper Lexington, Kentucky
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issues wctc missing iron) the cum» m“\ln:j“:nm“l . . . '
piiign w h“ “mm” “Mm” with- . n erson said he would Reagan Seldom can one find the time to just (s)poke around with classes con- most anything he wants around the bike rack at the Law school. David.
m” J dam“. pull“ a“ “mu mu” ““1 hf" had dllt'dd) dtlm‘ Ihls stantly on the mind. but lb month-old Grant Thomas finds it easy to do Grant's father. is a law student here.
' do not lllilllL‘l. the countu's niitural Antic‘rson mm that (icot‘gc Bush.
rcsomccs. and nationalism c\ci\ (Rt‘tlgall s \icc pit-side'ntial \(‘lt‘ClltllL
Problem the country laces l\ in rczil~ ctllcgcd during ““1““ primary campaign
in u global one - that Rcugzii: s proposal\ a tax cut
eport ma e to U enate says summer faculty
you "doesn't understand the “““m ol “ht“ money WW”) and bu“— .
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attct Rcttgzin \Zild the l S “gmern— “3.5““ m If)?“ would produce 30 b t unde ald t h K t k
mcnt cicatcd the oil shot‘titgc by cut. Petizflt‘ittll-ttlrlnd l . ~ .. may 6 mos ’p eac erS In en ”6 y
ting 0“ 0'“ WWW“ with “0‘0“”! lion within“: :iiiwtiit-Eqiiriiiiriiii“ v . man )1 th‘ by ” A ' ' " ' '
‘ conseimtion “Ml“ mg“, A SH) mum“ (MIN Ll:- H; By NANC\ BRATTON \ il‘(R- t huntklilllfrllll“ on“ indl)‘ l K is falling behind year alter year impact the budget cut would hawon
Rcaga‘n.idun‘utcd iiuclcurcncrgy. 'd l “l _ .. .“ p (7 Start writer ff“ “our“. go‘cations ‘ ”did m ““1”“ 'nk“r§i‘5C5 In accordance ”105“ plans
the use of MO million dL‘lL‘\ ol tc‘\- EUR} “\N “Him“nL including A“) hacul'y w’hotcaih . .. ._ d lacult) member ”um“ 10 percent “"h the cost 0' “H"S‘" he Sald- The subcommtltc ‘5 d “n” of the
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oil-shore on the continental shell R .. ,. . . . ‘ teachers in the state accnd . L net is tss. or teas ing d thrcc— \tce president foradministratiomthe tion and Structure, Patrick said their

Anderson ollcicd reduced use ol Logan \dltl his t.i\ cut would r‘ ) ‘ ‘ ‘ d ‘ .mg ‘0 d hour summer class. Most other state rcccnt 115 percent increase m purpose ”to gather budget informa-

,“ dummflhlm and commercial “mm MUM“) hl‘ d reduction in tax 8:?ch 3%“?th ‘3' ”W l m‘t‘Nl) institutions pay a highei percentage. lucully salaries did notbringthem up tion to present to decision-making
World oil demand will start passing “bnulm'w‘ “h_““'“_““ ( “‘1”ch hm fmwm “ “lK 1‘“ “Exam“ 1:) h‘ b “"1““ ““5 h‘gh 3‘ 3“ percent ”Y mom to the [etc] of benchmark institu- groups such as the Senate Council.
WW”) nu” lhccndolthe dccadc.hc _u1t into tht economy and cited hl\ the l t i F: . ‘ .‘N‘il'l < ottom 0‘ liitrick also said thcrc h a low lions. He said l“K had planned to In othcr action. the Council
\mdl regardless ot l S. output t‘ceord of spending reduction ih goy— teachll‘n )o~ siliitjy/‘sca'LFLlor summci growth rate in salaries pziid to litculty close the salary gdpmcrthe next [“0 upprmcd a proposal for sclecltyc
In order tl. Mu: the Mm “hm. ”m” ”‘ (“I'mrmd g. “ I ‘ ' ‘un‘k‘khd'r' “h" “M“ during ”RUIN WWW“ )L‘iif\. but he did not know what (ontinued on page 7
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monies and turn buck“ t;i\ sources ““1“” men 5 dF‘CHW proposals hdd
and it'\p(lll\lhllll\ h” “w ot lllL‘ll not bccn calculated into the cllcct
\ lunds m the “a”; which .i Rcugzin presidency would
4 Anderson \.tltl he would c'l’t'illc it how on “nu“"mn
. 84 billion urban llU\l lurid to rebuild ”nigwéiwn lli‘hd {LT atll‘ugonistij
_‘ _ . t L” C ' t“. Ci rill \illt ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “. ' ‘ ‘
I‘llytntlj‘l‘tgflllnumt;lgrt‘u;;;1n:l0arilj:1: that Anderson had "lust [ENC up :ipfiir‘tlei’h WH‘SLNBERGLR cribed his interest in the Appalachian (“ounty toa projection of manpower ccs Through this progra‘ttihlhcre '
ultdtht'cuilt‘tl s5 pctccm “mm ' _ lltcsc ligurcs“ about hl\ (“iililoiniii region m " h'ghl-l emotional training needs m Fastcrn Kentucky “'ch “I “mum: faculty mcm crs d“
‘ p m spending record “I‘ve managed to do what I wuh attachment. to a study of how mountain schools UK thls past summer. ‘
wasn‘t so uncommon. and that n m “I think it has to do with ancient lllC‘iunCllt)nlng. The Appalachian (enter Vlb cur-
put what is most mcaninglul m lilc memories almost beyond the level of Examples of scrytcc prolcCis rently m "5 fourth year 9” National
consciousness." he said " i here‘s a include the area ot poetry. in whicha Endowment lOT ‘hc Humanities
. . ' __'—' lccltng some people develop about a t§§g V\ grant and although this is the last
on the l Slde UK “Mimi Ca“ than that teem \ “tie w for the snm- w Avril-"man
‘ . n lustilication or explanation It's a ‘“‘“\ \e program I5 COMIdCTt-‘d SCCUW-
caring feeling anda purely romantic. ”ifw‘xx‘? “' ., “All Of the CONN-‘5 Wthh have
pe Ople sentimental attachment. I didn't 3‘ been dcvclvpcd through the generos-
work on it. It lust sort of grew over \‘ z: _ . .s ity of the National Endowment of the
the years." \_’__ " _._. Humanities will continue. And the
——-——-—— After serving as (he dll'CClOl‘ of [he ~‘ '53:“5‘ 2%“ ' “ Appalachian Center Will continue in
_ _ into my job. It‘s a good feeling to program for approximately one , “~"-‘j.'f?“ “ Hit-15ft, ‘7 . provide the coordination and adver-
0n the cdlforlal [”129 ‘0‘“! Andrew Young focuses 0“ come to work and not feel like it‘s year. Stephenson readily acknow-l- V “i ““1:9 tising." said Stephenson.

tactics used by some to limit the number of blacks in work.but something you wanttodo, edgesthet‘act that it has been benefi- e -' “ HaVins received his dmmme
influencial positions. That fecling‘s really too rare.“ cial to the University. \e‘:‘ f 5:: _ degree in sociology from the Univer-
’l“hosc comments reflect the senti- “Just to see people get excited §o _ , . sity Of North Carolina in 1966. SIC-
The first ofa five-part series on the National Guard is on merits of Dr. .lohn Stephenson, about learning is enough to tell me - \i\<&m\e\\ “ phenson's first position. here was

page 3 today along with the news roundup. director of the UK Appalachian it‘s been important to the University c; fies ‘\§ w“ assistant professor of socmlogy.
. ' (enter. “The primary purpose ol the -::.- g1 .0 e3” Followmg this position. Stephen—
Stephenson‘s office on South Appalachian program is. in a nut- DR. JOHN STEPHENSON 50“ was appointed ‘0 dean 0‘ under~

. ‘ ‘ limestone suggests his interest in the shell. to orient and gutde the rcsour- graduate studies in 1970-
I Look for highllghts of Saturday's home football game Appalachian region. as most of the ces ofthc University to the benefit of network of writers and poets in thc Some Of his functions in this POSl‘
on page 5. furniture comes from "one place or the region in ways a university is set Appalachian region have held I? tion included presiding 0"" ‘hc
. another in the mountains.“ up to function best teaching. poetry workshops in communities of Undergraduate COUDC“. operating
outSlde Included in the furnishings is a research and SCrVICC," SIX different states. . the Office of instructional research.
huge roll-top desk above which A teaching program of approxi- Another example of seryice IS the "“3 Honors Program. freshman
hangs a large photograph of the mately I5 courses pertaining to the faculty development program made seminars. residence hallinstructional
The weatherman says showers will be ending today. so crusty. blackened hand of a coal Appalachian region offers “every- possible bya $280.000grant from the Pr°873m5~ and other programs such
you hopefully can pack those umbrellls away, Highs "idly miner. An antique dry Sink and a thing from music to botanyand‘geo- Andrew Melon Foundation to 85 the Commonwealth SChOllTSh'P
in the low 90s. Lows tonight in the low to mid ‘0‘ fancy-stitch craiy qutlt made in the graphy. to politics and theater. ‘ benefit faculty membersfrom var- Program and the Oswald Research
~ 9 ' early |900s also enhance his office. The research effort encompasses a ious Appalachian universities tn the and (reatmty Awards Competition.
Stephenson. a Virginia native.des- study of a coal camp in Floyd area of humanities and social scien- ('ontinued on page 7
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I . laialt lf‘ni miter Reagan stlttogatcs § _ ,I (‘arolina Sen .lesse Helms'ettised to Reaganites in the Senate recently sever. a neat parliamentary move
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tional pending nominations tor led \t t: ldyyard Kennedy, chairman Voyembet elet‘tion is also pro-labor Helms it-portcdh bring a dillcrcnt point ol new to the courts and iusticc as well.
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