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Phelps first candidate to announce run for SE presidency

By Blair Thomas

tit'w "tiislkykert‘ei Ltll‘t

Red. uhtte arid liltte liallooris.
streaiiiers and [he \\ lio‘s "Balia ()‘Rl'
|e_\" helped introduee the tiist \Jlldl
dates to aruiouiiie their iuii tor ne\t
_\ear's Student (imer‘iiiiient presiderie}
and \ ieevpresidene}

Niek Phelps and Hi’ittari) l.arigdon
said the_\ “ant to l‘llllg S(i haek to the
students

"lot too long has our loeus been
on our imri ititet'i'elattons." said prest

dential eaiididate l’helps

\t last night‘s aririourieeuieiit.
Phelps and 1.;lllgtlttll promised a
pat ked Sttidetit (‘eritet Small Ballroom
that ll eleeted the) \\ill retoiisider the
distr’iliutioii ol S(i ttuids.

"\VC plan lo lake a sL‘I'lUtls look at
the sentees that Studetit (imernriierit
pro\ ides. eialuate their usage and real-
loe‘ate l'tiiidiripr to those \L‘Hlt‘t‘S that
the students use most." l’lielps said.
"Student (‘io\errinierit should sigriiti»
earitl} aid the students and it's not do-
my that.”

Antone their proposed thaiiees.
Ill-C} plan to tillet a st'll delerise tlass
toi \soiiien during l'l\"s \\eleoriie
“L'Ck ll) lllt‘ tall

“I don‘t \\.uit to rust talk aliout
piolileiiis \\llll isoirieri's salet}, l uatit
to aet on those prohleriis." l’helps said

Phelps and l.arigdoii also plan to
e\paiid the tree legal ser\ lL e turided hi
SU.

'l‘he_\ \saiit to hire an attoine) that
\\ould tiot itist pro\ ide legal adt tee to
students tree ol eharge. hut also tollou
through \\itli iii eourt representation

"lhis is one ot the iiiost sigriitiearit
thatiges and one ot the riiost important
ones."~ said eurierit at large Sen and
at large senatorial taiididate l}lt'l
\lontell. “ho is running tor re elet
tioii "lhts is soriiethiug that a large
group ot our student liod} reall)
ltccds L.

Alone \Hll) .\lotitell. lfi otliet tau
didates ariiiotuit ed their senatorial l‘ltlS
on the l'helps Lilllgtltilt tieket last
night

l’lielps has ser\ed ori S(i tor three
)ears. tirst as a senator and then Senare

president ('urreiitli. he is the luau
tt\e (’al‘it‘iet Seeretan

"It's a thalleuee to tire \ilieii I hear
people douii talk this oreaiir/attoii.”
l‘helps said ”I knit“ \\hat it is eapalile
ot. | knou the potential that this group
ot senatorial \aiididates has

lariedori has serxed as air .. large
senator lor’ too \eats

'l \\as looking; tor a \\.ii to get
more irixol\ed arid tiiake a taiieihle
dittereuee." laiiedori said ”\\ lieti

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ALtlE GAPZA

SEE PAGE 4 FOR MORE ON THE WHIRLwc. DERHSHrs

Century-old campus tree

Emily Coovert

iii iv iVHr"«Ll\Kl"UF

that it poses a high risk ot toppu‘;

i\lter lielpiue to iiiakel is a lit
tle iiioie lieautitul toi met a eeritii
r}. one ot the liieeest and oldest
trees on ta'iipus \\ ill lie taketi
ilo\\ri some tiriie tli:s \ieek and re
plated \\ith toiu \l‘llltflk'l (‘lk‘

lllt‘ llk'k'. a large [‘llt 'tak liital
ed near the Lilllllt‘ll iii trout o‘. the
Main Building. has l‘ieeti .uouud
suite the earl} Willis. attoidirie to
l ls spokes\\oiiiati (iail llatrstoii,
)iie to the deeluie in health ot the
tree‘s liuttress roots the roots that
llare out as tlie_\ go into the :Jltllllllli
ll \ias dClL‘l'lttlllCtl that the tree
posed a potential threat to iauipus

"llie tree has lieeri :zeiieralls
sltt‘sst‘tl Hill ittiel lltt' ltasl li‘u
\ears” llatrstoii said “\oii it's
|ust daiieeroiis‘

lhe ltt'L‘ llas t‘attitde‘tllta It]

i ltlltlltv a turieus that "deta_\s root

met during storriis.” said John
't K plant pathologist
llie turieus pit-\s on trees that lll!.lil‘i;‘ stiuetiir»

Ilar‘triian. a

are ahead} iriiured (lrie ioriiriiori
torrii ol mum is «.attsed i‘,\ ia\\tt
tt'tii\\t‘l\. llai'triiari said

lhe pin oak had also sustained
totisideialile dariiage during the
I‘ll” iee storm and li} a lightning: me the iri‘erioi ot tlit t-urii
strike soiiietiriie iii the spring: or
earl} suriui'iei tit Itilll

lhe tree did not appear to li.i\ e
l‘iitlet'ial leal set-ti h. a disease that

has lieeri \\ipiii;: out pin oaks all

' v
oter [,t'\!ll:l\-:t 11.1' r'

s\steiiis arid \\eakens the tree so tree il.d hoist-t *r

truitstie or: the. 'i

rriau sari!
Hattoiari M; l or“.

sistouiaph _i rte-xii e'

llar‘triiari irispei‘ted the tree iii ()t that l; peiterit
\la_\ INNS. \sheri he diagnosed the roots \xere detioed lietiea'h txio
tree \\ itli the luiieus

.\t that tune. the tree appeared
Mm.“ to lie "in good eoiiditioti tor its si/e
and age and the ritaiti tr'urik apr
peat'ed souridf’ Hartriiari said itiiu sa i.
\dririiizstratioii l )i in

that trees are urisate

l

at: said i

side arid at the root p .

\1l‘t\'. llll‘L'il\ ,~ ‘I‘i\tili'

i
\LMV[_'s tt\ r-t‘zl‘\“1‘_}yy>-V

the ariiotiti' m rzte l .i\

sistoutapli l\”\l'.:lt‘tl that i‘: ,

Ul iltt' l‘lllllk“-\ tititls ‘1‘”

iiiehes ot healthi tissue

l’tolessiottai arltot‘ists ea.

to 'talfli t‘oo '.\l!l lie ten

to be removed this week

it 'r‘

i ,
tillair

“txtttt'l ilti llit' \‘dlide‘ la!
the (tree “tie," Haitstoii \llki
'hati that

lotir \ ts Nani}:
;:o\\'ii: ttl't' w i t l\ l liar:
dict ilosp t.:‘. ‘iiil‘i tie otistriieteil
\ttil li-e titeserwd and it
replaie the ind oak

. , Hatrstoti said ”is New \x.
ilti ii‘xe'il ‘

la! ctiouyh ap.u' 'lia‘i dies or ‘i

iiiiiriyss
ills'llW ot room To eriva

’I it: sad as ioritiii_~_r dit'aii
iause the trees 'i‘ake ta'itpus :::i

j; to lo peaiettrl and take auto trout

P\‘l\k'll' liuttress i‘oot ileia\ ll irt “WW“ ”I the "”‘d‘lllli ‘

lxatlirxri \v,lil‘.t'll l' ,,,'r:e.i"tir:
xi. 1 not ltiittsthiitiloew iriior l’irit ‘ ”lit

l
l

l‘L' t Il‘\t'tl .tllil t‘lll's ‘I‘t‘lilillt \it‘la‘t s It _ >i‘t E:_l ll‘i" i tit} r3.

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Student’s celebrate Darwin’s birth, theory

8y Kenny Colston

Ur otq'nv (Liykfi'"fll (rim

lor liioloe} protessor latiies Krupa. people
reiett e\olution tor one reason it 1H\t)l\L‘s hur
riiaiis

”Ilziolutiorii \souldii't ha\ e been i! prolilerti
it |)ar\\iii had lelt liuiiiaris out" he said "It‘s hii
riiari eiolutroii that e\epxoiie has a prolilerii
with,"

Forts students telehrated the I‘Nh limhda}
ol seieiitist (‘harles l)ar\\in h} attending; a pre
sentatioii li_\ Krupa at a Smiet) tor Hlllll.lltl\llt.
lritelleetual and free l‘houelit iSllll’l'i iiieetirie
at the (enter l'lieater in the Student ('enter last
night

Krupa said e\olutioii is starting to lirarieli
outside ol liioloe} \\llh t heriiistr} arid euitiorii
lkS iii-:orpoiatirie the ideas ol eiolutioii in their
respeetne tllSk ipltries

"Dam in liorrim ed l'roiii eeonoriiies. and
no“ modem t‘UHiUlnlts Is starting to use prtnt‘l
ples ol molutrorif‘ knipa said

First issue free. Subsequent issues 25 cents.

Ktupa said that |)arx\iii’s "()iieiit o7
Spet res” thaneed literature and that at least one
latiioiis hook \tas dueeth altotit e\olutioii

" ‘l‘he l‘iiiie .\1aehirie~ h} H (i \\ells 'aas di
reetl} aliout e\olutioii arid l)ar\\iri." he said. ie
len'iiip to the too dillerent huriian raees teatured
iii the stor}.

Krupa then turned to the ltiilrltlllltill issue
“llll emlutiori it's plate alongside religion

"'l'here should not be problems t\\itli exolii
tioii and religiorii.“ Krupa said

Krupii 31;“0 .‘I list oi R‘lltllUlh derioiiiiriatiotts
that ha\ e Jkkk‘plL‘tl eioluiiori, int llldlllL‘ the
\rriertetui .le\sish ('oiieressi the l utherari \\oild
l‘t‘tlt‘lalli‘ll. the l iiited \lethodist ( htlltll. the
l.ptseopal (‘hurth and the Roman (Liiliolit
(‘hureli

'Se\eiit\ se\eri perierit ot ( liristiaris lielorie
to tlerioiriiiiatioris that auept e\olutioiif Krupa
said

Ashlin Hrtiee. a member ot the Baptist
(‘ariipus Ministries leadership ('ourii il said the
statistn is easil) e\pl.'uried

l iari'? speak for at} t ll:‘\'.ilil‘ ":it 1 'h'iil.
.' in! :'-ioti to “their; it. :‘tii 'i‘\‘ i: i'atti hi1? i1o'
triai roexoliitior: llr‘iit e said

ll-it others. like losli Spit? .i sapliorriore
“l \l ’llt'tt‘ilk‘l iliilt l l‘s‘llt'h‘ t" ‘\ttlitltittt al all

Krupa. \\l‘a‘ relustd to dis. lose his r ‘l eroiis
illlillitllttll said that ritosl pevple itll't‘llldluillh
\lt‘\\ e\olutiori as a lieliet oi‘ atheists

ts olteri i reittotiisrri eiiuals (rod. that \'\("

lutioti equals atheisrii." ls'rupa sa‘il

\\ lii‘ri asked al‘oirt \i'llll iasgs triuoltzrt," .i"
terriatiw teatliirie approai lies to i‘\t‘dlll.tr'l lsrii
pa had .i ltltuit ret-l‘»

'\\;tli a Hit retold at taxiir o‘ trim 'i.
iii: e‘uilutiori soiiiethiii; slioiiai \ sliw
lerrt‘a said

\titll ll‘inllt‘lll 'llt‘ ilt'lt' l‘\t.l 'i\?i.il lit ' "tit t
\\ llttt‘lS i .tlllt Ilit‘Al‘i lit llte «lel‘dlt‘ .iliitlll llli‘ si'l‘i‘.
iatroii ot iliuieli arid state

liolutioii is rust .is i‘itlhll .i t‘t‘llL‘li‘t‘. as a"\
llllttL else and this ileliate is aliout keeping rel

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Is t "KL-3n" w

(io\ lrrtie lleh‘rie: eriiois l‘lt‘.itll‘ll}'. tt\ 'i):
d listening to tlassit rotk Z‘illl\‘.e llis ta\oitte
\‘tt; is '[tii’i ( iitrr H

()t at least. tli it’s “hat llls l ateliook \t‘i'll pro

ltle sa\s

tile on latehook. hut the\ rrias riot ieali/e the

In]
llii

.\lari} students riia\ hate seen I Qetelier's pm

I

itile aetuall\ does l‘ieloiie to the state's eo‘wt
I. said Matt} Riall. llettliei s

tariipaign iiiariauer

pm

It's all part ot a tie\\ trend in
illlstll tariipateiiirie

l sat: laeel‘ool. tit-~tttt's i

eioiips as a tariipaiz'ri tool

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tr: ikes seri- 'I isel ei-‘ioitl
lateltwol. "it-gar
t‘\\ t'\;‘i.t." d

'atrtiat‘is

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-"i‘.lll'\\|\ £"l Ilit

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lil'Idlt imam

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d\ _‘r‘ ~“lilt‘lt's '

r’irie \tni’tt‘dit‘l 's eh-i {it'll
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plump e ‘1‘ ', '. is ‘1‘.: soul

\t at“! ' ll‘il ‘u lotsr‘ ' itixorie lin

illi'thS i' lit! ’1 t“ Ill lt‘ls "t‘itl‘lt st‘t' llltl‘ ..\ .l

l‘t‘tst‘tt arid 'zitt rist a piiittti ,at‘

(onirituiizi atrons treshriiari Walker \1atto\ is
» Fletcher , :viiie3

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The behind-the-scenes play-by-play?
Justin and Scarlett hook up (againl), Nick
Lachey runs into Joe Simpson and Tom

We Di SH Cruise makes out in front of his mom

Justin & Scarlett Heat
Things Up

Jiistiii 'l‘imhcrlakc touchcd
doun in Miami rust past midi
night on lichruar} 4 7 and “as
soon ioincd hy Scarlctt Johans-
still. his "What (iocs Around
(‘onics Around" \idco costar
and his tirst post-(Kinicron (ling.
l‘ii'st stop: a pan) at Kid Rock‘s
penthouse at the Shorc (tub.
\shcrc lhc} t'lii'tcd until 4:3“
d.llt.. sa_\s an onlookcr. Latcr
that da). ihc too “crc cnv
sconccd in thc Biidxsciscr Suitc
insidc Dolphin Stadium tor thc
hig gaiiic. "'l‘hc) \\crc attcction-
atc and laughing.” a soiircc tclls
l's l‘rom thcrc. tlic pair mowd
on to thc chncss} (iamc ()\ci‘
hash at Moka° . and h) l a.m..
'l'iinbcrlakc had situaicd himself
in .lohansson s corncr hooth.
'l‘hc} lct‘t at 3:l5 am. and hcad»
cd to thc Dclano Hotcl. whom
the} spcnt scwral hours in hcr
room.

\thl it ltlsl‘ ”Sc‘ttl'lcll (attic
to Miami to hang out “till
Justin. and tlic_\ do likc cacti
othcra sass a source. \\ ho adds.
"’l‘hci are not scrioiis )ct."
t(i\t0tl thing tor .lcssica Bicl.
uho \\.isni spottcd in Miami.)
.\nd. .is c\rttaiidni.itc .lt‘ (‘tias-c/
thIs is. ”Sonic da}s. ,lltsllltS
ton~ hit: is grcai. sonic d.i_\s it's
not. Hut ai ilic cnd ot the da_\.
ihc onl_\ pcrson \\ ho l\lli\\\\ is
hiin.‘

K-Fed 8t Justin: Brit's Exes
Bond

It) all accounts. l\c\in l‘cdr
ci’lincs sta) in Miami uas a

\llLCk'\\. llc took in a tcu pair
tics. drank sonic .lack l)anicl‘s

and. oh ycs. chattcd with Jiistin
'l'inihcrlakc t'or 2)) minutes in
tlic Budisciscr suitc during thc
gaiiic. " l‘hc) \sci‘c laughing
about Bittnc) and how nicsscd
up shc is." \.t_\S an onlookcr.
"'l‘hc} sccmcd likc the) new
ha\ing a good tinic and liked
cacti other." 'l‘hc [no haic actu—
all} knoun cacti othcr tor
)cars, l“cdcrlinc. 3S. \sas a
backup danccr in 'l‘imltcrlakc‘s
\itlcn liti' 3003's ”likc l l.o\c
\oii."

Marc & J. Lo Put On a
Show

The ucatlicr \\ as \\ arm. hut
Marc Anthon}. .its'. and Jcnnit'cr
Lopw. 37. \\crc hot. At thc
()ccan DriwrMark'ct Anicrica
concert in Miami Beach on Fct»
i‘uar_\ 3. Anthony thrilled tlic
crowd \sith a t‘ii‘c-song sct.
niostl} in Spanish. Thcn. rust
hctorc midnight. Lopw - who
“as carlicr owrhcard sa) ing. "I
am so in lo\ c \th Marc. it gets
ticttcr cwry da) " appeared on
stagc. "l‘hc_\ did a lust'riddcn
duct. all thc “hilc looking at
cacti other.“ sa_\s a tan. "l‘hcn
ttic} Iiiiggcd and kisscd." During
tici' sccond song. "No Mc Attics"
("Don't l.o\c Mc”). LOPCI did a
thtIltpnllltl-g‘l‘llltl \\lllt Anthony.
tottoucd h} tirtwmrks litcrale
l\.

More Miami VIPs
'l'hcsc cclchritics \scrc also
spottcd making the rounds
Although NH. star Tom
Brad}. 2‘). minglcd \sith Stac}
Kcihlci and Scrcna Williams at
Mokai on lichiiiar} 3. he had

(lisclc Bundthcn. in. on the
brain: liarl) on l‘t‘ltl‘ll'dt’) .‘i. he

>|CllCtl [0 NYV tlltil lttltl .i It)

mantic dinncr “llll hcr that
night.

l‘hc latc lyatc Shim host
(‘raig l’L‘l'gUSOIt. 44. tunicd
uhcn tic \\ as dcnicd immediate
acccss to thc l’lastio) part) on
l'chruar) .1. ”No onc kncv.
him." saw an onlookcr The
Scottish comic \\‘.ls C\Cit[tltlll)
lct in. and )okcd on his l-chrii-
at‘) 4 shim. "l \\Ll\ the otil_\
cclchrit) I hadn‘t licard of."

last days attcr separating
limit his \iitc ot ll scars.
.lohnn) Knouillc. 35. “as
spottcd talking \\llll Al’sssa MIA
lano. 3—1. at thc Phobos part}.
Says a sourcc. "llc looked likc
a kid in a candy store."

Tom & Katie Go to FDA
Extremes

()K. \\c‘ gct it: You're in
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another l'K student in\ol\ed
in Faeebook polities. Mattos
said he supports gubernatorial
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gioii out ol schools." Seott said

Krupas list ot the number ot
denominations \\llU aeeepted
esolutioii didn't surprise Bennett
.lerroxs. seeretars ot’ l'lx' Sllll’l'.
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seiitation iitloi'iiiati\e arid llllt‘l'
estiiig.

“l‘hat sttitt doesn't surprise
me lteeaiise most people don‘t

i‘eali/e itlieir church‘s staneei "
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bate e\oliitioii \\|lll Beiiiiett. he
said he \\oiildn't \\.iste his time
arguing

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the shape ot the earth oi ll atoms
e\ist.” Bennett said

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hoth sides are too iudgiiieiital
but that the topit taii be debated
iiitelligeiitl}

"lit the end. sou ha\e to ask
\\|iei'e did that one thing begin "

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‘ilm explores untraditional family structures

By Kristin Stock

news @kvkernel corn

Family is \\ hat _\ou make it out to be

This is the message that Kate Blaek
.s\ppalaehian ('olleetioii.
Ruthie and Connie

curator ot l'K's
hopes the film “
Room in the House"

Bingham-Davis House.

The screening is a part of the (iendei
and Women's Studies Spring 2007 tilm se
ries directed b} Black and b} the (lender

and Women's Studies Program.

Black picks a dillerent theme
'l’onight‘s t'ilm

fits into this genre beeause it is an untradr slls‘
t\\o
le.i\ing their htisbands and starting a neu A“

year and this year is tamil}

tional l'amil} .stor_\ about

life together in l‘)7-1.

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I pick l'ilins
that challenge the eomentional notions ot

the grouping is." Black said. "

family."

“ill eotixe} to slllr
dents tonight at 7 in the (iaines (‘enter‘s ll

Some students think this

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their

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day of the week
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UK doctor to speak on cosmetic surgery trends

By Erica Mitchell
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procedures
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pio\ides art iii depth .1!) i“\s.s w' an :im.

atia‘t szs si. stet‘.

popular around the eountr) and at l'ls'

Speed) reeoter} is more common. and
a greater number ot college students are
showmg interest in eosmetie surger}. said
l‘K Health (‘are l’h)sieian. I)I. Richard .\
Pollock

I’olloek. a thtttl‘terCl'llllCLl plastu stii
geon. “Ill be holding a discussion toriiglii
about laeial reunenation and abbi'e\ rated
surger) at (i ‘stl iii the l e\iiigtoti l’ublit l i
brar) Beaumont Braneli on l‘ieldstone
Way

He \sill discuss the use ol lasers to treat
eosinetie prohlems sueh as pore si/e. aeiie
sears. urinkles. hair. the digital
measurement ot’ t_\pes and digital

C\CC\\

skin

imaging ol laeial t‘eattires
”People are interested in a quick li\.“

and reipiii. l\‘t\ to three dass oi lttt‘\tl\
tiiiie
Mali) soitii: “when are interested iii

as a iiiat

\tlll\c'l \ttll\t' l‘it‘thl t’llltll‘ ‘JL'llik‘llls

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Dervishes bring message of love and

By EllieFfiairbanks
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While most of the news from the Mid»
dle Iiast recetitl) has focused on “ar. \io-
lenee and unrest. the Whirling Denishes of
Rumi came to UK last night \Mth a message

of peace. love and tolerance.

“’l‘oda}. this message is more ittiportant
thaii eter.” said Mehmet Saracoglu. the
president of I'K‘s Interfaith Dialogue ()rga-
iii/ation. “thli organiled the perfoniiance.

l‘he Den ishes are folloviers of Rutni. a
ch century in} stieal poet. Rumi preached
about understanding and the acceptance of

all cultures. Saracoglu said.

Rumi was a messenger of God. much
like Moses atid Jestis. said I’mit (ioker. a
represeiitati\e from the Istanbul (‘enter for
Culture atid Dialogue iii Atlanta. Rumi is as
a perfect and true human being. he said.

“Rumi became one of the greatest teach—
ers of universal love and peace." (iok'er
said. "He merged e\er_\thmg he did into one

unified existence "

The dance performed. the Sema Ritual.
is a spiritual tottriie) for the performers, The
spinning iiiotioti of the performance has
roots in science. (ioker said. The nhirling
reflection.
knowledge and lov e. ending in a higher lex-

action creates a journe) of

el of perfection. he said.

"The Den ishes are re\ol\ ing in harmo-

  

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n) With each other." (ioker said. “The futi-
dameiital condition of our existence is to re-
vo|\e. Everything in nature revolves
electrons. protons. neutrons. The Dervishes
share in the revolution of other beings."

Before the twrfoi'mance. traditional Sufi
music was planed, Sufism is a in) site tradi-
tioti Viith ties to Islam.

"Sufism is a path followed b_\ ati indi-
vidual to free otieself from vices." (ioker
said. “Followers come to know knowledge
and love and live in spiritual delight."

Joseph Tiu. a resident of Berea. tra\ eled
to Lexington with his fiance for the music
and performance. He said that Sufi music
offers something a bit different from West»

em mUsie.

music."

together all cultures.

"Traditional music from the East is a lit—
tle off sometimes.” Tiu said. "It‘s \er} nat-
ural atid organic. and there‘s an element of
chaos iii it. It‘s a nice change from Western

While the Den ishes are Muslim. (Joker
said that the performance is meant to bring

"'I here is unrest atid conflict e\er) -
vs here (ioker said. "There is a clash of ci\ 7
ili/atioti. Now is the time to come together
to understand each other and find common
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By Ellie Fairbanks

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Valentine‘s Ha) sometimes gets a
bad reputation the mandatoi‘_\
cards. gifts atid tenelt‘} all hog tltWHl
\\ hat should be a da) spent \\IIlt lo\ ed

petiall) appealing to students.

“We ;il\\a_\s ha\e free popcorn at
(‘ometh (‘aia'san. htit this \xcek “e‘i'e
ha\ing ptiiicfi \tl'd\\lk‘rt'lC\ and a
chocolate fountain." l‘nderhill said
"It‘s going to he a lot of fun. \Ne‘i'e
tt'_\mg to make it a date~night for stlls

ones, fhe (‘at‘s l)en‘s (