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more experienced team this

season, she hopes UN improces
on last year's 9-20 season.

PHOTO VU‘W'SHED

BASKETBALL TRAVELERS (ex.). Nov. ll
PREMIER PLAYERS (ex.). Nov. 17
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS. Nov. 25

Husky Classic

Univ. of the Pacific. Nov. 29
Consolation/Championship, Nov. 30

Evansville. Dec. 4
WESTERN KENTUCKY, Dec. 7

Hawaii Invitational

Hawaii, Dec. 14
Concolation/Championship. Dec. 15

MIAMI (OHIO), Dec. 21
MORRIS BROWN, Dec. 23
CINCINNATI, Dec. 31
MARSHALL, Jan. 2
Louisville, Jan. 5
ALABAMA, Jan. 12
Louisiana State, Jan. 16
Vanderbilt, Jan. I9
MISSISSIPPI, Jan. 23
Georgia, Jan. 26
SOUTH CAROLINA, Feb. 2
Auburn. Feb. 6
VANDERBILT. Feb. 9
ARKANSAS, Feb. 13
Mississippi State, Feb. 16
FLORIDA, Feb. 20
Alabama. Feb. 23
South Carolina, Feb. 27
TENNESSEE. March 2

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Josh Carrier

Position: Guard Height: 6-5

Outlook: As an incoming freshman last year, Carrier was billed
as an outstanding perimeter shooter. Carrier never could get
his shot off last season because he spent most of his time on
the UK bench. As a freshman Carrier needed to work on his
quickness. His shot release was slow last season, too. If
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Bernard Cote

Position: Forward Height: 6-9

Outlook: Cote, a native of Canada, is not new to Kentucky. He
played in the Adolph Rupp Classic hosted by Lexington Catholic
last winter and played alongside new teammates Kelenna
Azubuike and Brandon Stockton in the Derby Classic. He's been
compared to Padgett. Think Padgett as a freshman. though,
before he developed as a perimeter threat. Cote can rebound
and pass supremely for an lnteriror player though.

Year: Freshman

Erik Daniels

Year: Junior Position: Forward Height: 6-8

Outlook: Daniels gives Coach Tubby Smith versatility and
options at the forward positions. Daniels is very athletic and
an exceptional offensive rebounder with a feel for the basket.
Although unorthodox. Daniels has an abiltiy of being in the
right place at the right time.

Gerald Pitch

Year: Junior Position: Guard Height: 6-3

Outlook: Fitch is one of llli's best on-the-ball defenders and
three-point shooters. He will see plenty of time on the court
because of those two strengths. He is a tremendous rebounding
guard, but if he has to fill in for Cliff Hawkins at point guard
his rebounding ability is lessened because of the need to get
back on deiense. Coach Tubby Smith would like to keep Fitch at
shooting guard.

Chuck Hayes

Year: Sophomore Position: Forward Height: 6-6
Outlook: Hayes quickly became a fan favorite last season
because of his hustle and gritty play. His numbers were not
spectacular (8.6 ppg and 6.2 rpg) but he was a steady contrib-
utor and had earned a starting spot by the middle of
Sotuheastern Conference play. Hayes could be the glue that
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Year: Senior Position: Forward lleioht: 6-9

Outlook: The biggest question for Estill might not he on the
court. but whether he tinishes his degree by May to reclaim the
year ol oliglilflty he lost as a partial qualifier his freshman sea-
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Organizations want aid, communication

New resources: Federation of Student Organizations
will provide ‘common ground' for campus groups

By Sara Cunningham
SlAiF WRiIIR

Member‘s li‘tilll more
than 50 UK student Ul‘glilliléi'
tions met in the Student (‘err
tcr' 'l‘hursday night to dis-
cuss the tiii‘rrirrtiorr of the
Federation of Student Orga-
nizations.

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‘ Controversy
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UK doctor

FDA: Doctor considered
for women's health panel

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, The consideration of a
.UK medical school instruc-
' tor for a position on an influ-
‘ ential Food and Drug Admin-
: istration panel on women‘s
health has sparked national
. debate.
, Dr. W.
. D a v i d
Hager. a
' Lexington
0 b st e t r i -
clan and
gynecolo-
gist and
part-time
UK instruc-
tor. is active
in anti-
abortion circles and has
written books that recom—
mend Scripture reading and
prayer as a partner to med
ical treatment.

Hager discourages the
use of birth control. saying it
is a “convenient way for
young people to be sexually
active outside of marriage."

An article iii Time mag—
azine this week described
Hager as “scantily creden»
tialed" and said “quite a bat-
tle is raging" over the Bush
administration‘s plan to ap
point him to an ll~member
Reproductive Health Drugs
Advisory Committee, which
will lead a study on hormone
replacement therapy

In a letter to Time. Dr.
Emery Wilson, UK College of
Medicine dean. defended
Hager as a “nationally recog
nized" doctor whose re-
search was “significant and
respected by others in the
field.“

Hager referred ques—
tions to the Department of
Health and Human Services.
which oversees the FDA.
Spokesman Bill Pierce said
Hager is being considered
because he is “highly quali-
fied" and “has great experi-
ence in reproductive health."

While pro-choice ac-
tivists across the country are
uniting against Hager. some
students on campus aren't as
concerned.

“Based on what I've
read, I wouldn't say reject
him." said Lee Sisk, a mem—
ber of Campus Crusade for
Christ. “But at the same
time, I don't have enough in-
formation to go to a rally to
support him."

Other students are more
passionate.

“How is someone who is
opposed to even the most ba-
sic form of women's health
care, such as contraception,
going to be making decisions
about the future of women’s
health care?" Casey Holland.
coordinator of UK's Ameri-
can Civil Liberties Union.
said.

“It’s kind of scary‘

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is to aid airy and all student
organizations on campus.
said liave Newton. :1 major
organizer of the federation
and representative from the
History Honors Society New-
ton acted as a facilitator at
the meeting.

"There‘s not a whole lot
of common ground for all of
the different organizations

Students

; By Shaun Mclondry
‘ coirriiriiiiiié win‘ri? _

Students front a UK
freshman discovery senti-
nar have been working to
utilize their civic respon
sibilities.

(‘itizen Kentucky. a
community forum that fo»
cuses on civic life in Ken-
tucky. has students in
Buck Ryan's journalism
and democracy class
working closely with UK
and Fayette (‘ounty citi»
zens.

 

 

on campus." Newton said
“FS() is meant to be a place
for representatrves from all
organizations to share
ideas."

Many organization r‘epre
sentatiyes expressed a need
for better cominunication be
tween all organizations.

“i really hope this will
make it easier to share ideas."
said Zach Webb. the NAACP
representative.

Newton said FSO will riot
seek to act as airy type of gov

take part

Democracy: A freshmen discovery class looks
to improve the Lexington community

They are in search of
ways to improve Lexing~
ton and make it a more
livable city in years to
come.

“This project is about
changing the relation-
ships arnong the universi
ty. the press. citizens and
civic life." said Ryan. for-
mer director of the
school of Journalism and
Telecommunications and
current executive direc~
tor of the First Amend-
ment (fr-titer. “All the

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The Student Newspaper at the Unver

erning organization or have
any control over any other or
ganization on campus.

"This is not meant to be
a parent organization." New-
ton said. "We're not trying to
cause airy trouble. We‘re just
trying to help organiza
tions."

Airy involvement in the
federation is corripletely vol—
untary. he said.

Representatives from
student organizations repeat
edly stressed the need to

HIGH DEMAND

Philip Britt, a computer scl- 3
ence junior, stands alone to .
purchase a football ticket for ‘
the UK vs. Georgia game, due
to the sold out game this
weekend against South Car- *
olina. USC is 4-0, and some
UK fans are anticipating an

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in changing future

the freshman dis-
covery seminar
hand out fliers
promoting Cltl-
zen Kentucky.
The forum
Wednesday night
tocusod on civic
lite in Lexington.

Students from i

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avoid any type of political in
volverrrent in the FS().

“This needs to be a non
political organization in order
to provrde stability." said lrcsli
Proffitt. representative of the
Alpha (lamina Delta sorority
“It's also difficult to keep or
gaiiizations running smooth

ly because there's a lot of

turnover: Maybe it could be
more of a resource for new
people getting involved "
Representatives dis
cussed creating committees

 

there

very
exciting game.

of Lexington

to help educate organiza-
tions about fuirdraising and
basic organizational func-
tions like how to reserve
rooms for meetings. The FSO
members also plan to help

promote and publicize
events.
Newton said FSO will

help by purchasing commu—
nal items and providing lead»
crsiiip conferences and work-
shops

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Experts:
Dot coms
aren't docs

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Medical Web sites iriight seem to
give students good reason to skip a
doctor‘s visit. but some in the med—
ical field say it's a bad idea.

Using the Internet to diagnose ill-
nesses is "just dumb," said Spencer
Turner. director at University Health
Services.

r “Properly controlled research is
l fine. brrt to diagnose without skills
and the ability to filter out what is
. right and wrong makes no sense."
; Turner said.
i Most medical Web sites are based
3 on opinions by people who are not
properly qualified or trained. but
are
sources. he said.

Senior integrated strategic com-
munications major Whitney Bram-
blett said that she had researched for
medical advice on the Internet.

Brairrblett said she received nu»
merous emails containing medical
sites when she was pro-med, Despite
her own searches. she cautions others
to check the validity of each site.

“Though
helpful. I would still suggest going to
a physician.”
said a doctor rs more accurate.

Turner. who specializes in pre»
ventiye medicine. suggested medical
journals or Web sources such as Web»
Md or the American Health Associa:
tion. He said a professional doctor or
physician should be consulted too.

“The good aspect of the Internet
is that it can help provide iii-depth ex-
planations for a patient." he said.
”Yet. it should not be used as a diag-
nostic tool

Fred Austin Domain :1 telecomiriu
nications senior. said he had found
informative and detailed sites
through his own searches.

“I would definitely i'ecoirinrend
researching on the internet as long as
you look for sites written by doctors.
associations or nationally recognized
sites. such as WebMd." Bomar said.

As long as sources are reputable.

methods of re-

proper

the research can be

Bramblett said. She

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