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Vol. LXXXVl, No. l55

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University of Kentucky Lexington Ken'u(ky

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SGA campaign violations deb

IS) I) \RREH. (LEM
Matt “l‘llt’l‘

The Student Government tilt-c
tioiis Board last night held hearings
on charges of Violations in the re
cent presidential election

Hpeniiig discussions centered
around charges that Tim Freuden
hertz. presidentelect. .lolin tain. se
iiior \ice presidentelect. and eight
other senators new In Hillillltlil ot
election rules uhen their photo
graphs and names “(To in a displa}
case behind a polling station in the
student center

the Phil

Chairwoman

to speak on
reparations

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charges “ere tiled ll.‘

Itoiotti; limxis \‘llitl.’".\1llllillllti'l‘it‘
\iitioiia} Reparations lliL‘.i

.'. speak Hit the case to:

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Iii-riiatiotiai 7ritiunai on retrihutioi,
people i.". ’iie l tilt-<2
\‘.:'e\ said t ortiu‘. stain-rs the or

l'liltt'JlllE .o.
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i::.:,‘;i'iou s newsletter editor
\l‘t'tll‘tlttlL‘ ‘o Nuiwrs the organ:
'-tl‘. twlwtes tha' the l lll't‘tf
“yes eoxei'iiiiient ii‘.\i‘> tilack pm»
v \l'. unpaid
i'mi arm: itittertiaitt liilwt‘ for 'lie
;» r' in! I'thl'llllfl tron: fhi ll‘flllllillii;
' \tt‘.t'l“ ll. ‘he lrzifed Mates to
.i.-_ sew-rm \tio,\ii.ei‘:c.iii schoi
"\ .- .'.i appeal-<1'i"iie'r:t~:iri.iliu
»-i1.i' ’lit‘tl.l.it‘_i't.‘~"_.¢t Mack {Lilli tint
and deter:

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and 'ha' Li
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tor ‘lltllH'llldl‘ to attend the

'fit'w

l~ '1t“l certain iiu‘oiui‘f

ltoro'ti} Lexus is here to present

.i sctioliirl} tzistLton xthat the idea
reparations is N‘M‘ers
\ilt :s recogiii/ed in tier peers as a
n .«. llYtL" expert on liliick repa
' .:s For the past In tears shi
t'i.t~ heeii trawling suntan}: and re
seiit‘t'liitlL‘. litt‘ i‘ttst‘ th‘ illut’k I‘t‘pd

ftt .Hll>

mlltl

Lexus also is .itiout to release .i
twink i'ir (tisc y‘.» Hid-tn Repti

it is one or the tirst hooks to he
.tritteii h} a lilack that detiues ii
strait-g} tor obtaining reparations
Maw-rs said 'lii this sense. it is a
historical book

i encourage uhites to come out
and hear Dorothy Lenis speak
N‘d\t'i‘.\ said ‘lt is to their material
and stK‘ldl interest to support hlack
reparations It is also \er} impor
Lilli tor young black students to
hear l)oroth_\ Leu'is' speak Black
people need reparations right no“
We are iii an economic plight Repa
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INSIDE

Blll Randell. after a year as Ken-

tucky's designated reliever. has
emerged as the No. l quarterback in
the spring practices. For more infor-
mation see SPORTS, page 3.

The Lexington Art Leane has found
a new home. the historic Loudoun
House. The League will move into
its new home on June ll. For details
see page S.

 

WEATHER

Today will be a little warmer than
the last two. asthere willbeazrad-
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New horizons

Students who travel and stud} abroad can receive University credits

H) ('llltls \\III.I \\
Statt \lritei

students
ahroad
dCCUFdlllfl. to liar} \zzz
sistant professor of ‘ti«- t-iiizt
andinstructittttt1t-p.i:":iiv-i.'

Farle). \iho hits tondzii'ted tr:ps
to England and lleuii..irk l!‘ past
years. will take a group at ,itu-u! .‘.“
to Austria this summer Although
some in the group “1“ l't‘t‘t‘:\e' cred
it. many are taking the trip :ii order
to broaden their horizons

The tour is designed to cite par
tictpants an oierall men «it mluco
tion and culture in :\ll..\ll'lil r‘iirle)
said that during the trip the group
Wlll attend seminars \‘lsll st‘llmils
and va nous museums

In addition to Farley s tour the
education department iitso is con
ducting a trip to France

Ruth Fitzpatrick. director of latio
ratory experience and certification
said that “looking at another culture
provides insight into our own cul
ture " She is coordinating a trip to
France that Will \‘lsll different
schools. including the American
School of Paris

The tour WI“ mainl) locus mainly
on education in France. With em-
phasis on areas of professmnal lit
termt and to indmdual participants

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In addition to the seminars and
school \isits. the partiCIpants “ill he
giten an opportunit} to sightsee.
shop and nstt places on their Win

The Spanish department also is
making its annual trip to .\lextco
According to Gail Gonzalez. coordi
nator of the Mexwan trip. the HOW

I Il\lil\\s .

uill first \isit Mexicv tit\ and then
toui the .\l.l}illl ruins

Students \klll he e\pected 'o sight
see with the class eiei'} other dd}
“hilt‘ ottda) acti\ities uill he
planned for those Vtho \Alsh to par
tiCIpate

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said .lean char: .

‘tie program

ltut tor illlll'~.:i.t
painting. the t'oiiegr
lilt‘l‘lng a painting
students \Hll he requirwt
and dra“ eight hours «. tin: '
riod ot twi necks atone
riiand} coast

The group also \sill Ms" who
seums and other French night: '«
during its slit) in France

in addition to these tours
others are planned. according
Kathleen Lynch. stud) ahroad .iti
\‘lSOl‘ The College of Fine \i"s ,s oi
tering a photograph} tour and .i the
ater trip An architecture trip rose
is planned

Students also can take :ndepei‘.
dent studies almost am“ here iii the
uorld t'K also is cospoiisoriiig tuo
internships in Edinburg. N‘Ulidiltl
and in Madrid. Spain

The internships \Alll allou stu
dents to work and stud} “hlle expe
riencing another culture. Lynch
said

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\ i'l“ ' itk‘y l‘dit \‘llt'
ing i‘ltS Sunday Morning with
(holes Kiiralt. she said "it was
about a similai camp, the one in
Michigan. and I thought, "Wouldn‘t
that the neat it we could do the satiie
thing" So I called t‘harles Kuralt
and he sent tiie the y ideotape ”

-\«'cot‘tlilig to Sanis. there is hard
ly .tll\ ditterence between these
campers and healthy kids

‘I think there's a lot ot ignorance
about cancer in general This is not
a camp tot terminally ill children
These children are not dying cltil
drct: \lost ot these children are
far more .ictiyc than the counselors
thought they would he Sometimes.
you might iorget that they haye aii
illness

Siiiis s on. th it more than halt ot
the iiill‘ipt'ls ate in remission. a
sytttplott‘ il't‘t' t‘t'spite troin the dis
he taking any

t‘dSt‘ 'll‘l
nlt'tllt .i'llll'.

"t Alice! is

int: i:i.iy

an e\pen.si\e illness.
t'iitancialfy etitotioiially and social
ly Saiiis s.Ihl \ lot ot times even
lllilt' illllilt'i‘l‘. teel some ot that. tust
like iy’iei‘ a maple goes through a
di\orci l‘hey absorh a lot. that
tens'oi an: I think these kids do
llkt

so); an.
(‘lll.\llt"

medical prognosis tor
'r i lllit‘l is bright Sams
said
\m. an
do we. .iI-ii \Illllt «it
haw t- "It
than *l'lt‘ls lt, tact
starlet: his cattlp. three ot the chil
drei y.\ it c tlllt the tirst year hau-
tllt ‘tt that llit‘cllIS that probably
W.‘ " ei.’ --: are still with us
he coming back this

some who won‘t
the children
st'l'hltb torms ot cancer
since we

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Friday Midnight!
and 9:.5 Sunday
"RISKY BUSINESS"

Saturday Midnight!
"EASY RIDER"

Nicholasville Rd.
PHONE 276-5419

June 18th Exam

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One egg features dinner for two at Dudley 5 Restaurant'

So hop on down bring your basket and enioy the fun

Remember Easter egg hunts aren t lust for kldSl

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“I think there ’5 a lot of ignorance about cancer
in general. This is not a campfor terminally ill
children. These children are not dying children
Most of these children arefar more active
than the counselors thought they would be.
Sometimes, you mightforget that they have an

illness.

Gloria Sums,

Somerset regional coordinator

‘lcho well ( 'ancer Network

—

Indian Summer was created.
Sams sand. to be similar to a normal
ay'erage camping progratn "\\e
have the typical camping actiy‘ities
like swimming and hiking. we have
archery and all kinds ot‘ field games
such as volleyball. baseball and has
kethall."she said

"last year the Porter l’aiiit
company from Louisville brought in
a hotrair balloon We bring tn horses
tor horseback riding The (K has
ketball team came the first year
They ~re always very popular

"We're going to have some spe
ctal ey'ents for teenagers this year
such as a pizza party and a dance
We try to combine some special
fun. neat things with typical. tradi
tional camping aCilVlllt‘S

Indian Summer was also designed
to give these children a sense ot ac
complishment. independence and a
sense of mutual understanding

"Sometimes the children ha\e
told me that when they have had
cancer. they have lost some ot their
friends. sometimes through sotne ot
the superstitions and the misconcep
tions that extst about the disease it
self." Sams said ‘This is a good
Chance for them to get together with
other kids that haie the same kinds
of problems but also haye the same
potential to share ideas to share
things ‘

Sams also said that the camp has
really given her some worthwhile
memories

"(the ot the kids that tirst yeai
wanted to go home with me So l
suppose that s what I rememtwred
the most about it but I guess Just
the whole extx-rience was what
meant a lot Vie got to be so close to
the kids and to hear their coni'ersa
tions about what was important to
them

\M‘ got ittst heau'itiil letters
trom parents about how much this
meant to their child to be able to
time this kind ot tuti lt ey'er there
was any question in ii._\ mind ahoiit
w but we were doing was really .iii
portant I think those kinds ot thing
answered :t Sams said

Indian summer is
doors to more children

”We‘re opening the camp

opening 1's

this

year not oiily to children with can
cer. but also to some ot their broth
ers and sisters who haie special
concerns and problems ot their own
as being a part or that tamily situa
tion

"\le re going to open it to children
who haw sickle cell anemia They
are being treated by the siilllt‘ phy
siciaiis who treat our kids and we
teel that they would tit iii \ery well
itito this setting. ” Sains said

Many people may tind that they
tit iii as camp counselors as well
Experience is itot she
sald

'.\ll ot the counselors and at‘tt\
ities people are \oliiiiteers and a
tow ot the y'oluntwrs iii the last coii
ple ot years ha\e been students ot
the l‘hi\ei'sity ot Kentucky or anoth
er inator college who haye used
this either as a practicum asso
ciated with their mator or as an ex
perience they want to list their
resumes sometime in the tuture. ei
lhet‘ it) the areas ot social work «it
i'eci'eationor rehabilitation

It really is a good opportunity i:
you re a student to time a pt‘acti
can: that s kind o: unusual which i~
pt‘oytrteit to \llll at no cost because
we pay all the e\pense.s ot the
yoliii‘.teers Saiiis said

“t’l‘t' tat! looking tor somwiie
with a clitical background Satiis
said hot e\atttple. someone w ho s
worked a lot with medicine although
ot the \oliiiitu-rs are nursing
students who haye an otwioiis ititei
est ii. this type or thing \either
we looking tor people who ye tiad .i
aholc io' ot camping e\perieiice

'\\i' Kilttls lit people
Sometimes a ail ages ot peo
ple 'yh the range
iron: in or 17 years old to To in now
\H also like to haU' grand
mother types who kds It}
their laps atttl l'v'd‘t lho‘tt. it slut‘y ttl'
it . who know

tti‘t't'ssat‘}

itll

tot‘

SHll‘ii‘

.tl‘t'

need all
t' ltii\i'
tia'it- yoliitilts't's
son..-
«at. s:?
also nice to haye kids
ft v run and play gaiiies
So

two

as you loye kids and
to haw a
you pt‘otiatlly would entity
Ht t‘\ll‘l'lt‘[‘.t‘t-
l'i‘ttplt'
-oiii.scloi's ti.

.\lcl)ow ell

as long
Lumif 'Ilnt‘

this kzr‘id

:kl‘ll Kl‘tt'd .'iH.\
Sanis said
it.ti't’t*slt‘tt t1. ll(‘("lllill.fi.l
NulllS al ‘l‘it‘
to?

t." ttltat't
~\et w ork.

ii‘x

l 'ancer

Main Street. Room in Somerset
Ky 42501. for an application

'l‘raining sessions tor yoliinteers
are scheduled tentatiyely around
June:

Fees for the catiip. a tioii piotit
program. will change this year be
cause some tannlies taniiot attord
the $50 charged in the pl't‘\!itlLs
camping sessions

"We've had a camp tee ot Soil tor
the week e\en though out
were probably S'Joo a wwk
said "\\c made it yery low
oy'er halt the kids who came
camp coitldiit eyen attoi‘d that Emu
So. we've totind scholarships in the
community tor those caiiipets illrlli
cty‘tc groups or pt‘i\ illt‘ sponsors

"\le re going to try something dii
tet'ent this year and ask toi a so reg
istt’atton tee tt‘oiii vain who
sends in an application 'o iaiiip and
then ttist ask theiii ‘o ||tllllll‘lilt
whatever they \‘.tt. intuit the
ot' a child‘s weekatiainy

“'l'hct‘e were .i few
could hau- \t'llll'llltl't'il moi.
33o hiit then it'iieis
whom Mo was a .o' ot ::
tact the) had
money toget tttianip

‘ “e H-
one and
child tron:
glad that
that policy

Seyeral gioiips ha.
lndiaiiSiiiiiiitcrtpaia

.\ii oi‘gaiii/a‘m:
ty 'hat has lI'i-I. par'.
csted in this .s ‘tii lll't'.
sitt‘t)t‘ll\ slit mixi
tttl 'lh kttl>
.110“ .\t‘t"h‘ iL'v“
$9M! “e Ii“.-

"hat h‘l‘itl
really
missioi:

costs
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hut

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illll t‘ i".t‘.‘y
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(ouneu all I Meat-Ill nun I’uhln Rel-lions I "In.

Two campers learn how to swim at last ycat ‘s camp as then iiistiiictoi guides them along 'hc .\ .i'.‘

OChairwoman

(ontinucd tiom page one

rations are seen as a rallying point
and genuinely achieving selfdeter-
mination They mean no more de
pendency' on the federal goy‘ernment
for survival "

Will conduct a

Lewis also

537 Euclid Ave.

for the

Entire Family!
Accepting Summyer
Consignment Clothing

Dally.

Phone 266-4577
Juanita Ryker-Owner

workshop on "White America Black
Reparations" at H a in on Saturday
in ‘28 Student (‘enter Addition ller
Visit to [‘K is being sponsored by
the Black Student t‘mon. the ("K
chapter of the Democratic Soctalists
of America. the minority student at-

ttiattcellot ot
.tltdlt's llit'

and l’rotessional

lalt‘s ottlt'e the
minority student
Black (lraduate
Students group

‘.li‘t'

and

Both programs
to the public

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