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__ . . . . 1 , 1 1 \t Europe. Those talks open Nov. 30 in the United States remains inta'ested missilninEm‘opeuntil late 1983. The I
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5 '1 ' ' :1 'fl gfléfié‘g' "1.9.11 '1 '~ ’1’": 1Vit¥§:%§ 1 ' @335. Yesterday, the ““0th on The subcommittees report recom- building," said Haley.,inreferenceto , l
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1 DI D. n I By J.D.VANHOOSE/KernelStaff T055?” the summtmmwu‘gfi new $6 million mining engineering structor coming Jan.1. and “We’re '
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1 ' J°m5 Interim CognmlItqtet: 0'; with the Institute for Mining and A popularmyth. accordingtoRoger ,
. Joey Cochran digs his way down in order to install television cable lines for the new ambulatory care center in the UK Agrlc Mtg: f ulla zommitta: urn: Minerals Research. Eicldiorn is that UK’s Imining
. _ Medical Center's annex. Cochran worlrs for the Kennedy Cable Companyotiuchtield. Georgia. “9°”. ”‘1 . 1 “Oneof thethmss they covered was engineering program lost it’s ac-
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SeniorStaff Writer questions when I’m not available." Olliges resigned four weeks ago. time in the office, Brockman said. acIcreditauoniInJuly. 91m“? m with Igetting accredited.
, __________ aroclrman said Peta- Lang, present Brockman said he has no one in mind “He'll be here at least twice as much "The ”Mitt” In“? a firm P” "Flt! '9 if,“ “new ”lam 581d
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1 in an effort to streamline his worlr one ofthe twoexisting administrative Condon McGlothen, director of stu- Clark will continue to hold an ad- "“118, $011,281 “Pd 36‘ "'6 W"; ‘°‘ ”W “c- W“ '5’ “mg ab”
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. . ; Student Association President Britt ble for “keeping in daily contact with team and Brockman said, “Since he however, and some SA members do “19' his °.°m"“.“°e will help State “WW I? m e ’,
Brockman said he is rearranging his thedirectors and keep infonned on all has made an increased commitment not think his commitment to SA will umversityI m the" atth to. over- ”5;“ mqmmxl m“"".°"‘{ .
‘ executive branch cabinet. projects." to the debate team, he is unable to beenough. come their problems and gain ac- ‘3' tthey “IL-5““ INC-fin a te: ,
. ‘ “l’m tired of doing all the work The search for a third ad- spend an appropriate amountoftime “I do sincerely hope that he will mm“- 5” W" ““9“"
myself," he said. “I just don’t have ministrative assistant is in the works, with SA and I understand completely devote more time to the position that . . .
1 the time todo everything myself, and Brockman said. “I have some people whyhecan’t." the student body elected him to do." lngemflty Is a“ It takes ‘
1 _ Ineedpeople whoarewilling and able inmind,butldon’tknowforsurewho Brockman said Mike WhithCk. said Jim Dinkle, communications 1
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1 Brockman said he has been think- Both directors of public relations Wham, director of women’s con- hewill).Seeingisbelieving.” l _
, ing about reorganizing his cabinet for are out the door, Brockinan said. cams, and Kevin Wanner. director of He stressed the importance of the
- approximately two weeks. “Darrell Williams (president of the minority and “I‘d-W16 affaii-s, will vice president maintaining contact .
- “In the past, I haven’t been able to Black Student Union) resigned all remainin their positions. with the senate and said that Clark’s ' ,
\ 1 administer the office and attend all becausetheBSUwastakingtoomuch “I am extremely happy with the position “requires him tobehere; not
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The fate of Kentucky State University has Louisville), it has become the least valuable,
: been debated for nearly a year with no final and thus, the most-easily sacrificed. w r81» da ’
decision being reached. However, a proposal Reports of KSU’s falling full-time e 0 »
j by the Minority Affairs Committee of the undergraduate enrollment — down last year . .
Council on Higher Education may prove an ac- to 740 from a 1m high of 932 — and its increas- l‘ e '
curate forecast of its future. ing share of part-time students (who now out- m ’ ‘ ' 1
- ” The proposal, announced ata meeting of the number the full-time ones), indicate an in-
committee Nov. 11, recommentb stripping stitution just barely hanging on. I . .
‘ KSU of its role as a comprehensive four-year Also illustrative of the university’s plight Q whewl '
F institution and replacing it with a UK- are the growth of state revenue as a part of its ' aga‘n .
, , Operated “Capital Community College,” offer- budget and the fact that 90 percent of the ‘
‘ ing two-year degree programs in public ad- state’s black students pursuing higher educa- j
; . ministration and extemions of some four-year tion within Kentucky do not choose to attend I
{ UK programs. KSU. Not only is KSU no longer able to ade- .
E quately contribute to its own support, but its ‘ ,
i . As expected, the community college plan traditional role as thestate’s black university $5,552? ...::- ( t,
T has met with strong resistance from KSU ad- is on the skids. x M \ l
: ministrators and students. And the KSU Board With increases in state universities’ funding “V“ . \
, of Regents, increasingly frustrated in its at- unlikely for at least the first half of the 1982-84 // .i‘
:_ , tempts to preserve the university as a tradi- biennium and present CHE support for a V
. tionally black institution, apparently looks university budgeting plan which would cut all $3
I upon the committee’s passage of the proposal increases for KSU even if state funds continue "
, as an indictment of President W.A. Butt’s ad- to increase, it will take a virtual miracle for ‘
. ' ministration fin indication that, although the university to survive without / ‘
‘ ’ KSU has weathered crises in the past, this is permanently-crippling damage to its faculty /
3 one the university will not survive. and programs. ~ © 6‘ i i C [5/
‘ Kentucky‘s higher education decision- It is sad to see a university die, particularly
makers have obviously decided that KSU has one that has been so valuable in the past to the
‘ ‘ outlived its usefulness. Although the universi- state’s minority population. But the unabating S k ' um er than In"
* ty has a far longer history of state support economic crunch Kentucky is facing in this mm 50'“ B
: than many of the other statesupported univer- decade requires selective sacrifices to The ad said “Com He” JED - -~ it I." m Jed preach for m
} sities in Kentucky (notably Northern Ken- preserve the integrity of the entire system. If SMOCK preaching the Wrath of God years, He m d Godv. love for m, ‘_
tucky Univeristy and the University of a university must go, KSU must be the one. . . . Because He Loves You." Because 0 0 but hedoean’t preach love. 1
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