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Applications are now being ac- . t g V @ ‘ JV By RLV'BEN G. ALABASTRU going to drive me out. The people .‘ ’. I. - 7‘. . »
cepted for $300300 in scholarships ,V . Assoc1atedPross are behind me.“hesaid. '1 , ~.'- . "
offered by the University Bookstore ’ - ‘ . ‘ - ' " to“ .. . Marcos 315° announced that Vet ' 4’ - '
andtheofficeofacademicaffairs. . I” V W 3 § - MANILA. Philippines —- Corazon the armed forces chief. had re- . ‘ 2
The scholarships are awarded ,. s h . 5 Aquino called yesterday for non-vio- Signed. and he had accepted the res- .f -, ' -, ,‘ ‘, ' -'
through a joint agreement between _ I, .l ‘ ,, 7‘ i '0‘ lent protests against newly re-elect» lgnation. But he said Ver would re» ' r f ' '; 1’
the academic affairs office and the , 1 , “I“ -, V " v.1 ed President Ferdinand E. Marcos, main available asaconsultant. "-' i 7 i " f .
bookstore. ‘ , V . . ,- » who declared. V“I am the president Constabulary Chief Lt. Gen. Fidel ,' a ; ‘.
”Three years ago, we decided to t / a t . Theyarenotgomgtodrive meout " V. Ramos was appointed interim , _‘ 3, ‘:~!',’V;'v‘\'t‘i‘l':
begin a scholarship program to ben- p / Vi. :’ , .. . Marcos, president for 20 years, chief of staff. Marcos said. i: J. " I: ,i
efit the general campus community, .. ‘ . ;. ,. ’ . . also announced ymterday the resigv Ver. 66. was charged in the August .3 - , "j .I‘.."-."‘
and last year, we began this pro- . A ’ V‘msk . . nation of his most powerful military 1983 assassination of Aquino‘s hus- ' . '5‘“!
gram." said Donald San ds. vice ,1 / ,m 5% .. ~ commander, Gen. Fabian C. Ver band, opposition leader Benigno ' ~‘. '~ .i' . 2’25“
chancellor for academic affairs. ( \ V- V A day after the National Assembly Aquino. But a court later acquitted i ' '. l 9". all L .
“We decided that with the money we \m / fi - \ ~. . ‘lec‘ared Marcos winner Of an elec~ him 24 other military men and one ' ' '5 i
were making from rental of the / 3'“ , . *‘ tlon marked by charges of fraud and civilian also accused in the murder , "‘
bookstore. we could use that money .( s ‘ '. L~ terrortsm,Vmore than half a million L' S. officials. concerned about a " ,‘ 5 '- ;.‘ 7.‘
for a good pu . We wanted to . ,l 51:. l ' 'e a; Filipinos Jomed his opponent in a growing communist insurgency in . . " I
put the money the students had ‘ . . -. a downtown park rally — a much his the Philippines. saw Ver as a hm- - 7
spent on books back into the cam- . .. & ger rally than any that had gathered drance to military reforms, f , ‘, ,' .‘
pus." , . ’. in the campaign leading to the Feb \'er‘s reSlgnatlon was announced a . s" . . ‘3, . ' 3
Faith Harders. assistant to Sands, t _ 7presidentlal election. day before Marcos. Aquino. and l 5
said the Program attracted between -. l , Aquino called for strikes and other Filipino leaders were 10 meet . l - ‘ ~‘
430 to 440 applicants last year. re- . schOOI shutdowns on the day after With Philip Habib. a speClal envoy E 3 -' -. .
s tilting in 230awar d ed scholarships. \ a . Marcos Feb 26 inauguration for a sent by PreSident Reagan to observe . ’ .' i '
The deadline for applications is .. L - it . new Six-year term. and urged a boy the aftermath of the dleSlve elec- V ‘
March 7. 5-1 ' 7' ' ‘ ' , . ' tC)0tVlv10f banks and newspapers owned lion . , ' . “
Both Sands and Harders said the \ a ‘ ' ‘ yr M/ ‘ , . V" y aVrcos' "cronies.“ "I am convinced that if there was " ' V , i '
bulk of scholarships go to under- L‘ .. . A ’J " M» . 1'3. Y {‘9qu Who had vowed to lead any fraud. it may have been com- ' - ' {.7
graduates. while a lesser amount go 's‘: ; f. 7. i “‘5 e . -- ~ 43' ‘ ' . daily demonstrations if She was mined by the lower levels and was - l l I
to graduate students in professional \r “f as. , . - , .. ~ ,., , . , Cheatedat the polls. also called on not authorized by the upper lead— - * ' ' '- ' ‘
fields and to other graduate stu- "‘ . _, (‘5. i ,_ , . ‘ “‘ A a“ ’0 ' the military and police ‘0 dlSObey "Ship" Marcos said ~. ' ' ‘i l " ’
dents , , if" N ~* *3 as .1 : inc-f ".«f-\‘ ./ ‘3} W m orders thatwere“unjust." . '
“Last year. about eight to 10 w . VV VV ‘ at“? .. . VV ., . . _ , “Although unarmed. I feel like the Asked to comment on Reagan‘s ‘V , ‘ ‘. -.
scholarships were granted to medi- . . ' . . . _ s t“ y ' V“: *- » young boy David prepared to face Statement that “15 “€er 0"" ‘ » ' ‘--
cal and dental students." Sands y .. ‘ ., ‘ “' l ' .i. . ,5 wk" ‘ I l ' *‘ $7 the giant Goliath.“ she said. N” GO" Aquino was marked by fraud. Mar- ' ‘ I. i
said. He added that because these i "' ' ' ‘ a ’ 5‘5"" “£1 -. V‘”: "w ..; ”<1 2 5 hath refuses ‘0 yield, We shall esca- “05 said Reagan f‘has been wrongly . .
rinses” “mail: Madison r bl ' " ' ‘ WM e nitridesinitiator “i, e - -
a e o a or ir ucation, t y ' -' ~~ ‘ l eac es ' i '
amass large bills at the end of their UK h SC am e demizlnsavyzcgonfirence at the pres:- him. . l - "
terms. sOp omore forward Richard Madison 01- win over Mississi ' ' l A arcos again reJec . Aquino called for “a day Of stand-
. . . Ppl State Saturday night. For ed char es he '0 thr h ~' “ ~‘ ‘ ' ' ‘- -
Sands said less scholarshl mone' tempts *0 drive to the basket _ UK' . . g w n oug fraud still after Marcos inauguration. , . '
See “In“; Page: '" 5 88 62 "‘9 Qume “WY: 599 Sports, page 4. and said he woulanot step down. advocating work stoppages and ' » ,
I am the preSldenf. They are not school boycotts .
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or 111 day party % a “Q i i i . i g uture of military bases . ' . .
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, . , , . . . ‘ I 7- By BRVIA.\ BARGLR coy crlng the bases ~ the two largest
Governor s proclamation, smglng VlSlt 00 I ./ \ . \Q GU AssocmtedPress L's military facilities outside the . .-
b Ch d1 h. h]' h - U 9 l \l “3‘ \ l, l {3 WASHINGTON timed sates "'35 a bargaining chip ~ " ' ’,
\ . i . ._ One day after toassure support from Washington. ' ‘ .
y an er lg lg tS 0f SAB affall' 0 V7 p\ \‘ / /\ / a B being dVeclaVred lgunner of theVPhiI- He also brought up the issue dur- . . -'
If ‘V 3.' . . V V ~ D lpplne eectlon. reSldent Ferdinand ing the election campaign. accusing . V; .. . ,
sizifltttiliz‘r \l an SMITH :21] in [7:12:11 eSrtudElLtv CerViAtlebre rtGregt ll 3 ® I < \l ‘ ’ ‘ Marcos threatened yesterday to challenger Corazon Aquino of being .V ,. ., . . .
"Happy" Chandler will be the t y, 0 u \ t ‘ “ abrogate the military bases treaty ready to break the treaty. while de- - . j - , . ,.
speaker and he will sin “0n (gun:V a ll . / I i \O witthhe United States if the Reagan nying he ever fathomed the idea. . V . . ' r. _. .
-.Happ\. birthday to You of K” and "My Olgd Kentchky U Ig‘ Q U l \ ‘ KI‘ ‘w administration cuts off aid to his Both Marcos and Aquino have said ' I . ~
.' . .' .‘ , i \ government. the L'nlted States should pay a high- ‘, , , ' - .
Happy birthday toyou. , “(V’Vme . . . ‘ 0/ D . y D“ “If that happens. we'll have to errentforuseofthebases, ' V' V
H(1pp_\ buthduy.dcarUk. I think this event is a good fl [7 talk about renegotiatin the base‘ " Sen R‘ h' d L RI " ' i i ' V ' ' ‘ ‘ i /
Happy birthday toyou." chance to help the community cele- B [7 n .4 Q 7 Marcos said vesterdavgon CBS‘ 5m man of thi Sinatelgl’fdreignngelacllghrs . I I ' ' '-
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andE'Ki:celhrh1;at?hgtirl:1%fsdtr again "raise (11:11,;e :efigfiharthgrwgiyergny-l armnns Kerneioruphics [F‘W‘SW program “Face The Na‘ Committee “h“ 19d (he OfflClal US. i ‘ . I ‘ "
And Gov. Martha Layne ‘Collins‘ said Paul Hayden,SABpresident. y. meg donated by [he UniverSlty Also during the part)" a gll‘byfi‘! tlolilarcos dd d h - . -- . delegélmn that qpsén'éd the dec- .' '1 7 7",
present to the University is a procla- “This celebration is a reminder to PoodSVeerlces. mural 0f campus life that ““1 hang have to rent? otiat thm‘w‘ber“ ‘ '“'e mm bdld Marci» ”3'me to carry ' I. ' i ' ’ '
mation declaring this week UK Cele- lEt students know how long this insti— Thls p'r‘hday party and week 0f in the Student Center will be un- , g e 056 859% any- outVreforms a“ Jeopardlred the se- > ‘- -,; -
bration Week. tution has been here and hopefully events Will be one of the greatest at- veiled. “3y because you have "01 mm the "um-“’“hel’ase’ ' .. 8"” f
This week-long celebration spon. how long we will continue to b; lePlVS to make ita campuswide cel- “I am expecting this celebration conpensatorprackage for the use Of "Aes- . -tt i f t ' bel - l " ' ' 5' ‘
sored by th . ‘. y. . ~tr‘ .. . .. ebratlon. I want to make the entire to 0 over reallv well. \Iot . .- military facilities. to the tune "f ‘ .‘l .m.d er 0 ac “.8 [6.9 ~ . f‘ '2 5-,
. e Student Actlylties s lying for academic excellence . g - ‘ on” “1“ ho ' “ our bd‘e‘ Jr" m e” 'm‘ because ' A ' ' "
Board. will be highlighted by a Haydensaid. ‘ pamgusg asvareV ofVcchtthUVnitvergityV'Vs it be fun. but I think it is important a ut$70milllon the Philippine ”pinging“ have - .- . VI , riff
birthday celebration at noon torrimo- A 500- iece thr -l . oun in ay. sat . rls y ra - that everybody is aware of the histo- During his 20 years in power. Mar- the offiupnm ,i (,u lit to m; -. .. - d . ' j " .3.‘ 3‘.
P - 99 ayer cake iS ford,SAB memberat large. ry of L'K.“ Bradford said. cos has repeatedly used the treaty ‘ {Wat‘s-tipdfyt ' ' ‘2"
'I'heater department degree lets students concentrat '
e on acttn
B\ “ICHFI I F l) Rl'SSFLL B t the d g ' l. i: 1" . If). - l: g?
{i . i . i . . .t . u now epartment is ex- “We have a terrific faculty here Haggard said communitv theater ' ' ‘ J l‘ h ‘
contributing Writer 21:31:th “fie retsponstllgellty. ofoaSt 3nd one lthat 15 really qualifed to ad- enabled him to be paid for his acting ate: g1: 231030 rigrsiigdcéflmfile'giign :‘htliirldlgd mpg): 1ng;th“an lgjtksui‘tg :' 'l ' l l' i‘ ' ‘
.. V . , e paeren gan er- ress t e B.F.A.,“ said Patrick and to work in different as cts of ' » " . - l ' .. . ' " l l " V l "b ' f "l
t We have one of the strongest the- mg a more speClallzed undergrad- KagaVn-moore. a professor of theater theater withawide range of pepgple. .gi‘iiiii‘ffli‘ie31%?2‘33fintfidn‘il“ foryou asa learning actor " l l .‘ I. "A":
a er programs in the country be- uate degree. a bachelor of fine arts “1 think we can turn out a talented .. . d' P i .‘ at U , Y I V l "a t
cause people bust their ass to do in acting. This degree is geared andeducatedactor.“ It gives me a chance to grow ifferent audiences “uh different llowcvcr. he said more emphasis f " I" l' l" ‘
good work." said Richard Rand. a more to the student concentrating on Some students have taken what that 1.. wouldn't have had else needs. should [)0 placed on the "business ' ’ l ’ I
Uh theater professor. acting. The degree will be offered in they learned in the classroom and where. he said N" .15 more Of a awed” 0f theater as a technique ’ ‘ l .-
And these instructors bring that addition to the bachelor‘s and mas- succeededin theateroff campus. challenge to work mm a smaller “It gives students the chance I” and it Shoum be tied in more With I ‘ l ' ' l ‘.
gpod work :10 gm classroom and to ter's degrees currently offered. Henry Kevin Haggard a fine arts cast. work in semi-professional theater musicaind dance ' l‘ l a ' l‘
5 ages onan o campus, senior, said the new de ree ro "d od ‘ _ . . .. . and see the influence of educational .
The theater department‘s main re- James Rodgers, chairman of the him a more positive focgus ahd 30:: derrlts gtgrbahzdigion“higncflgtag: in; theater artist without the impact." Katgalrmoore and Hand both em- , - ' " :
spOnSibillty has always been to edu— theater department. said there is a time to concentrate on his acting thev aren‘t cast it icomm ‘t 'uthl he said. Phafiled ”19 MW ”ii" they weren‘t I ' ' ' ' ‘
cate students to work not only as ac- possibility that the department will training not only in the department ateri gives them it o utm lt' l3- ' ' ' * training only theater professionals, V l l '
tors and directors. but also in the offer a bachelor‘s in technical the- but also in community theater in do other things an: it gmgllhstl‘uco 'mHagfirtdfsald‘ u! lhtmk n ls very but also trying [0 down“) comm”.
areas oftechnical theater. ater in thenext fi e . ~ ‘ . .. ' ' por n or any ‘39 or trainee‘ t0 n'cat‘ :k‘ll; l th~ -’ ' '
v years Lexmgton. torsawayto keep upthelrcrafi_ get as much experience as possible. minim:- 1 N ant ( willingness to ‘ , ‘
3‘"? I... m MW Research by former UK doctor paved way for machine that allows patients to self -inject painkillers ‘
QMWV‘V'F‘R": MM; 3: {.osuvnm‘lvoosa icV therapy. ‘V‘It allows patients to ——-——————-—————— probably hesitant to accept the
m . W. . .' .. n n mg n er give mse ves lel. the right H ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' m "t f‘ t b t l “ '
"vm. POD-5- ‘i‘ ' . . amount of pain medication that they . Wlth thls machine, If you feel mild paln you lizard); :iorEZboullit.9n y until we ~
m . ‘3 ,: comilsgpyggeglgneagspgewf1;;- nmegdnaeideytery instance of time that Just press the button and the pain eases Off.H An impediment ‘0 the use Of PCA
V , | , V V . y l . - has been wides read s'c' n f
”.9 W, -. . K summer. instead of pushing a button The traditional way that pain is Lonnie Weddington. that patients cguld begginle‘dangetfl:
1’3“”... ”For ’1. ”M to call a nurse for a morphineijec- controlled in post-surgical patients former Medical ceme" ously oversedated or even addicted
flflo. ”m . thon. he pmhed a button that imme- is by intramuscular injection of nar- cancer patient to the morphine 0'” Demerol that is
m.mmm :13]me sent a small amount of pam- cotic painkillers by physicians or commonly used to alleviate pain.
- . .. ‘_ W} ermtohlssystem. nurses. Bennett says the medical " " -'— But in both cases the fears are
The ocedureReagnnusedtoad- communi hasbeen ewha '- ‘ ' “ ' ' ' H ‘
. . pr . . _ . ty som that One of the benefits of PCA. said Patients are perhaps less anXIOtE unsubstantiated. according to Ben-
manister his own painkiller is called tant to accept PCA. simply because Lonnie Weddington. 57. a former because of the reassurance that the nett‘s research and by the nature of
Patient-Controlled Analgesia. and it involves the use of narcotics, cancer patient at the UK Medical medication is always available and the controls on the pumps them
3‘ . “I “V- , ; .- , x .. some major research on PVCA theta whtchVare addictive and have high Center. is that he didn‘t have to under theircontrol." selves.
9‘" . g . . m gagsddone atVUK by Lextngton an- potentialforabme. worry about waiting for a shot. Debbie Burke. a nurse at the UK A timer built into the device con-
” M .V g VVVV 1’ PC Alina/sell“ Mallard Bennettonhe “It is a new um,” and a new “With tlus machine. if you feel mild Medical Center. is satisfied with the trols the minimum interval that a
, m 0' M, ) $1 tient to V?! . m '0“ . concept. and like all newconcepts. it Pal" Y9“ jmt Pm the button mid results of the pumps. “I think Pall?” can activate "'9 mev
5"! tn “thump 'y f; “I!“ gimme by an 311- takes a while to catch on." he said. the Pam mes 0“." 38““ Weddinfi- they‘re great and the patients love “my ”king " "many "“9”"
_f “N“ ,W " i” klllincmmmmetlittim tda'tl'iewut‘mlt'". V“0ne thing thntVslows its acceptance ton. them because they can get the medi- bk” ‘0 “em“ ”"39"- Th‘ 0°”
-'. . M Q. "1"?qu ~ '3.- bl treamw it‘s P“ '9" 3 ts thefuct that it mes narcotic anal- This added psychological benefit cation when they need it." she said. 533° ‘5 WWII“ similarly “d i'
1,“- . ' 2; a mm mm. ”:th mA““- V gate- and lieettheare pofessionals to the patient. who knows the medi- “or course it is controlled and they setbyfllewfiicienmdvam-
‘1 ‘4 l “:3 said is that it individualin'. nlrcot- are traditionally very conservative cation is available It the l)“sh 0' a can’tget m0" "flnmnced3' “l conducted ' study that demon-
. lntheirl-eofnarcotia." button. is significant. Bemett said. Burke said some nm were SecMACI'IINIZJ’mI

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Theatre; 8 p.m.:Coll7-1335 p.m.: CoII 7-3145
I . 2/2‘3 PI°Y51 UK Theatre Production: Black Cd.“ (Mystery) 223: Concerts: Center Sundays Series: Patricia Barnes
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’ ' Movies: Terminator: open to students, faculty, staff 8 0 Sports: UK Cool Cats Ice Hockey Team vs. Tennessee 2/21: Meetings: UK Badminton Club; Seaton Center Gym;
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