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Seeial life

“I have
leprosy!"

There are many things
you never want to
hear from someone
you are interested in.
Here are some others
that probably would
not make your day.

Guys could say -

“I dress up as a woman
and perform for
money."

“Well. my other
girlfriend just got
pregnant, so I was
thinking that we may
have to call it quits
for at least 9 months
or so."

"I came out of the
closet last night.
Sorry. But can we
still be friends?"

 

"0n weekends, I'm a
mime."

“My boss thought it
would be a good idea
if I tried the hair
application to my
bald spot with super
glue. He didn't tell
me not to smoke
afterwards. I looked
like a blowtorch. Do
you mind my
disfigured
appearance?"

"Wanna see my pink
satin sheets?"

“My mom hates you."

"You may wanna get a
penicillin shot or
something.“

“Just because the judge
ordered me to be
castrated. doesn't
mean we can't still
date."

Girls could say (I have
experience with
some of these) -

"You're a really good
listener."

"You’re too hairy."

"My favorite movie was
Disturbing Behavior."
(Quite possibly the
worst movie ever
made.)

“It would be so weird.
You are like my
brother - we are
such good friends."

"I only date frat guys."
(Not a cut on
fraternities, just a
line I have actually
heard.)

"Thanks. but no thanks
for the offer. What is
your friend's name
though?”

-Ron Norton
rai|_editor®hotmail.com

Fall Break is tomorrow.
Don’t go to class. Be
safe. Get a DD. Root
on the Cats. Don’t
drink too much. Take
a blanket. Wear
boots. Don't shoot
vodka. Crime doesn't
pay and only you can I
prevent forest fires. ‘
Have a great
weekend.

5.5 7.9

More clouds than sun
tomorrow. But thankfully
there is no rain.

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THURSDAYKENTUCKY

Against
the odds

Mickey

Rourke

back in the
\ saddle 9

Galbraith talks to UK students

Addressing the issues: Politician told students about his
major platform issues and why he deserves their vote

By anln Swnnn
ASSISTANT NEVIS EDITOR

No big government. stop the privatiza-
tion of prisons and reduce the taxes.
Those were some issues that Gate-
wood Galbraith tackled and gave his views
about Wednesday evening at a campaign
speech sponsored by the Student Govern-
ment Association and the UK Economics
Society.
Galbraith is the Reform Party candi
date for Kentucky‘s sixth district congres-
sional race and a UK Law School graduate.

College Democrats getting
supotpr, workin

m,

Stepping up: Members use political
know-how to help with campaign

By Ben Adkins
CONTRIBUTING WRITER

College democrats at UK have a place on campus
and a way to aid their party in the elections A the UK

College Democrats organization.

Since 2000 is a presidential election year, the
group has been especially busy supporting Democrat-
ic Presidential Candidate Al Gore, as well as Scotty

Speaking to a group of around fifty
students and people from the campus com-
munity. Galbraith. a staunch supporter of
the legalization of marijuana and hemp.
touched on the issue of students losing fed‘
eral aid for drug convictions.

“(1) don‘t want students to lose federal»
ly~aided money for minor drug offenses to
attend college." said Galbraith.

Galbraith was a two-time inibernatori-
a] candidate in Kentucky.

From his previous encounters in run-
ning for political office and the results

N we

congressional race.

port the group has received.

eecltion

from those campaigns, the congressional
candidate said he feels he has a chance for
success this election.

“The sixth district race in Kentucky is
the only one (congressional race) in the na-
tion that a third party candidate that has
an equal chance to be elected," Galbraith
said.

The Reform Party candidate (‘Ollilll
ued on to say if his opponents. Baesler or
Fletcher, are elected in November. neither
of their votes in the House of Representar
tives will be representative of the public.

Rather, they will represent those who
made large corporate campaign contribu»
tions. Galbraith said.

"Those commercials of theirs. are not
made by them or their campaign. but by

fi’T'1%
if

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a

Ioboccnliobemon,

daughter of vice
presidential condi-

debate?

IotoJooUobor-

III, roncts to Al
Goro's responses
wfllo watching the
prostlootiol
Mntos on toth-
sion Toesdny night
with tho Donoaots
at tho StnIont
Contor. In“.
Carroll. no invest-
ment banker of
Robertson Stephens
Bankers Istons to

horrosponso.

IATI may I KERNEL
STAFF

Ashley Larmour. a political science freshman.
said the organization has attended events such as a
fish fry for Baesler. She also noted the incredible sup

“We've gotten really good support from local
politicians like House Member Kathy Stein and
Jonathan Miller, the state treasurer," she said.

Baesler. the democratic candidate in the sixth district

The College Democrats also hold voter registra-
tion drives to try and get students involved.

Keisha Carter. a history and political science se
nior, is organizing the drives, and said this week alone
they have been held on Monday and Wednesday, and
there are two more drives tentatively planned for

SeePOLITICSonZ

their contribution supporters.” he said.
"So wheii its time to \ote on a bill. ll w ill
not be their vote."

Galbraith. a criminal defensi- attorney
in Lexington. also discussed the state of
law enforcement and the role it plays to
day.

“We live in a lMllll't‘ state." he \fllll “I
can leave this building right now driw
and run into a roadblock or ask to urinate
Ill 21 cup. without any reason "

ln addition to doing away with a po-
lice state. Galbraith supports the i‘iltllllL‘ of
racial profiling

"Asa criminal defensi- attorney. I see
minorities get rapt-d and saxageil l>_\ law
enforcement all the time." he said

See DISTRICT on 2

Election 2000 1

UK students give their opinions on Tuesday
night's presidential debates.

How do you think Bush and Gore did in the

I don’t care about
both of their

beliefs.

- JUSTIN WARD, UNDECLAREO
SOPHOMORE

I started pulling my
hair out. I’m voting

for Nader.

- SYLVIA BABER, HISTORY
SOPHOMORE

Sounds like Bush
was more interested

in consumers.

- MARCUS WILKERSON, VOICE
PERFORMANCE SENIOR

Gore did a really
good job. I don’t

think Bush is ready.

- JENNIFER MUELLER FRENCH
AND ECONOMICS JUNIOR

 

ANIMALACIIMLSL

LCC instructor goes all out

generative

CONTRIBUTING leiER

Unlike most adults in Frosted Flakes
commercials. Rebecca Mc(‘ane doesn’t
have a problem admitting she loves tigers.

Only Mc(‘ane doesn't have a fetish for
the cartoon. She feels for a real kitty with a
big problem.

McCane. a biological sciences instruc~
for at Lexington (‘ommunity College. is in-
terested in South (‘hina tigers and other
exotic cats that are in danger of extinction.

She will be leaving for London. Eng-
land Saturday where she will visit the (‘hi-
nese Embassy to discuss conservation
methods.

“They are open to hearing how to con-
serve the tigers because they are a cultural
symbol." Mc(‘ane said.

While at the embassy. she will attend
the ceremonial launch for the “Save (Thi-
na's Tigers" charity. a group very close to

her heart.

"We are the only organization work-
ing to fund cat conservation projects in
China." McCane said.

She will also visit exotic cat conserva»
tion facilities and conservation zoos. in-
cluding the Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland
whose emphasis is to release the cats back
in the wild after breeding.

McCane became involved with the
charity through the Internet. She was on
several exotic cat email lists and met
David Witts of Sheffield. England. He met
Li Quan. a native of Beijing. (Thina. and
founder of S(‘T charity. Witts told Mc(‘ane
about the charity and she became involved
in the early stages of the organization.

The organization is being used to help
the declining tiger population in (‘hina
The group promotes the protection of nat-
ural habitat called “in nature" preserva-
tion.

According to the S(‘T charity web site.

The Student Newspaper at the Ur ivorsity of Kentucky,

there are between 10-30 South China tigers
left in the wild. This is due to the large
amount of poaching and the small number
of tigers the poachers are going after.

McCane feels this is a great opportuni-
ty for her. She said she is very excited to
share experiences from the trip with her
students.

"I will be able teach them what l
leam.“ McCane said.

Snvothotioors

For more information on the Save China's
Tigers charity, visit httW/msavechinas-
tigersorg.

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IN THE COURTROOM

 

Milosevic
celebrate strike victory

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Opposition supporters display posters showing Yugoslav President Slobo-
dan Milosevic resembling Adolf Hitler with "I'm finished" written at the
bottom, in Yugoslavia Tuesday. The embattled government of Milosevic
threatened to crack down on the opposition, calling them subversive ele-
ments waging warfare against the country.

Interracial marriage ban on appeal

Thinking twice: Alabama is the last state with a clause in
its constitution that forbids blacks and whites to marry

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pilni iii \Itiiti'nrd and Alahama‘s Sntithei'n
I’ai't_\ t’hairman. said repeal is "tiitnet‘essart
and i'tdit'iilntts.”

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