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success with that in the past and I
think it makes a huge impression
on recruits to see that amount of
passion in one building during that
time. If we‘re fortunate alough to
have recruits there. they just get a
glimpse into what it’s like to play
basketball at Kentucky.”

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feels that Big Blue Madness is a
good way for recruits to be ex-
posed to every aspect of the
women‘s basketball program.

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recruiting tool for us." she said.
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WOMEN season."0rmerod said.“Here of Big Blue Madness, but
at Kentucky. they‘ve really now I think with how we‘ve
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women's program now." good we are so they come
the facilities that we have and Sophomore forward Vic— support us more." Dunlap
the program that we have toria Dunlap also cited the said.
along thh attendance. Fans team‘s recent success as a Though Mitchell said that

are a huge part of our pro- primary reason for their in- a rash of injuries to the team

gram." creased exposure during Big might limit their participation
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involvement has grown every “In the past. it wasn't re- theless looking forward to the
year since its inception into ally a big issue for the girls to attention that comes with a
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for being the symbolic start
to a new year.

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Not only is it fun the actual
day. but you know it marks
the beginning of the season.
and'lt's a new year and a new
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tucky did by moving their Madness up a
week.“ said Jerry Meyer. Rivalscom chief
basketball recruiting analyst. “It makes sense
to me. It puts UK in the news. and it has al-
ready created a legitimate stir well before the
-. . . . ' . . ‘ . event. It seems like a very smart move to me."
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says growth may not last

By Ali Cicerchi
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As the financial market contin-
ues to suffer. UK has some posi-
tivenews: donations to the univer-
sity have increased 8 percent for
the 2007-08 fiscal year.

However, whether such pros-
perity can continue is uncertain.

UK has received nearly $58
million from almost 60.000
donors. up from last year‘s $53
million. Gifts from alumni have
increased as well: nearly $15 mil—
lion was raised. a 7 percent in-

crease frorn last year.

Ken Troske. director of the
Center for Business and Econom-
ics Research and an economics
professor at UK. said that those
donating were probably not as af-
fected in the past year by a slow
stock market.

“These are people that contin—
ued to make their mortgage."
Troske said.

In terms of what next year's
numbers may look like. Troske
said he will be shocked if UK sees
an increase next year.

"I’m not sure there is anything

the university can do." said
Troske. "Most people donate usu-
ally for a tax break. but there will
be lots of losses to offset gains this
year."

Director of Campaign Services
and Donor Relations Paula Pope
said that the university is not nec—
essarily worried about next year‘s
numbers. She said the university
always sees "cycles of prosperity."
with some years having more do-
nations than others.

Overall. she credits an increase

See Donations on page 88

By Lauren Frame
newsakykerneleom

Jasmine Whitlow had a vision
for a multicultural news outlet on
campus for nearly two years.

On Friday. the debut issue of
UK's first multicultural student pub-
lication, the Pinnacle, will be avail—
able on campus in the Martin Luther
King Jr. Center and the Center for
Student Involvement.

Whitlow. the president and cre—
ator of the Pinnacle. said she saw a
need for a publication on campus
that would be-"that umbrella that in-

 

Students create first
diversity publication

eludes everyone."

“There is a visible division on
campus." said Whitlow. a journalism
junior who has written for the Ker—
nel in the past. “I wanted to create a
publication that would be inclusive
and expose people to different cul-
tures and ideas."

Whitlow said while she has been
working on the Pinnacle for almost
two years. she really began to focus
on the project this summer.

To fund her project. Whitlow
went to the Office of Multicultural

See Diversity on page BB

 

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make it to the Gorge at least once a week, but schoolwork sometimes prevents him from making the trip

Thomas Cunningham, a first year medical student, stretches before climbing the first route of the tlav at Red River Gorge on Tuesday, Oct 7 2008 Clllilllllngm tries to

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Story andrphgtg by Ed Matthews

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medical student at lr'K. “It‘s one of those things \\ here
you really have to focus on what your priorities are.
Doing \\ ell in med school is my top priority Climbing
is right tip there. but it definitely comes second to my
academics."

Cunningham. at Louisville native. splits most of his
time between medical school and the (iorge. He tries
to Visit at least three times a week. mostly on week
cnds. “but sometimes that‘s a possibility and some-
times it‘s not." he said.

Thomas Cunningham sits in the passenger seat of
his Subaru Outback. ttiming the pages of "The Atlas of
Human Anatomy" with his chalk—covered hands. The
cliffs of the Red River (iorgc disappear behind the
hills of liastern Kentucky as the car speeds down the
Mountain Parkway toward Lexington.

But Cunningham doesn‘t have much time to reflect
on the end of another perfect Saturday of climbing. He
has a quiz on Monday.

"livery moment I‘m not here at the (iorge l have

my head in a book." said Cunningham. a first—year A . .
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A picture-perfect lecture . Judge hopes Speech will

 

By Sarah Cooper
news kvkerneltom

The photography is “very
harsh and all is extremely
open." said one UK student.
Still. she said. Alec Soth's an
is intriguing.

“I really like how his peo-
ple are everyday people. Not
necessarily the best looking.
just real." said C andise Om. a
fifth-year elementary educa—
tion and Spanish student.

Soth will be the first
speaker in the 12th annual
Robert C. May Photography
Endowment Lecture Series.
which invites photographers
to discuss their work and the
profession. Soth. whose pho-
tographs are now on display at
the UK Art Museum. will

speak at 4 pm. Friday in the
'orsham Theater in the Stu-
dent Center.

When he was in college
about 20 years ago. Soth said
he took one photography
class. After graduating. he
went on to work in art nurse—
tim jobs and other odd jobs.
At museums. he worked with
photos and fell in love with
the craft.

He started shooting photo-
graphs professionally in 2003.

When taking photos. he
prefers film format. although
he likes both film and digital.
However. even though he
shoots more film he does not
think that it will be a dominate
format in the future.

“Film is on its last leg."
he said. “I think black and

“hammerhead!“

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white film will always be
around. But for commercial
media. film is done. With
technology. it seems like
every six months there is
something new out."

Soth is also working on
some new projects. but he
does not reveal intich. He said
it‘s “bad luck" to talk about
ongoing projects.

“In November. I am self—
publishing a collection of pie.
tures called ‘The Last Days of
W.‘ " he said. "I have a few
more things happening. but I
don't talk about them."

Throughout his work.
Soth said. he has put his past
out for everyone to see. Soth
said he hopes students will be

See Lecture on page 85

 

inspire young men to change

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Judge Marvin S. Arrington Sr. re»
ceived both scom and praise earlier this
year when he ordered all white people out
of his courtroom to talk to a group of
young black defendants.

Arrington. who is black. said he was
fed up with seeing so many young black
defendants in his courtroom and wanted to
address them without the presence of white
people to have a greater impact. according
to news reports.

Arrington. a superior eoun judge from
Fulton County. Ga. will give a speech ti-
tled “Rewriting The Script: lssues Impact—
ing African American Males" Saturday at
the lmani Missionary Baptist Church in
Lexington.

Arrington said he did not want to talk

about the specifics of what he Will coici in
his lecture.

“I am going to try and ptit something
on people‘s minds that will help us with
this next generation." he said. “I Will talk
about our forefathers because I am sure
that we have disappointed them in a great
many ways. l will talk about solutions."

The Rev. Willis Polk. of the lmani Mise
sionary Baptist Church. was interested in
havmg Anington speak at his church because
he is aware of the high volume of black
males that pass through the court system.

"Right now I work with the family
court system in lexington and I see the cor-
relation between what takes place here in
lcxington and what Judge Anington sees in
his courtroom." he said.

Polk said he hopes the judge will make

See Judge on page 88

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the things you've always want-
ed to be, do, have or help
Cancer (June 22-July 22) -—
Today is a 7 7 A startling

development helps you finish

a Job ahead of schedule. This

is good. You can start your

weekend early.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) —
Today is a 7 —— All you have to
do is be charming. The others
wrll provrde everything you
request, and it won't cost you a
fortune Just let them know
what you want.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) —
Today IS an 8 v— The work is
challenging, partly because the
instructions are vague. You
have to figure out what needs
to be done and then do it,
quickly.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) -—
Today is an 8 r Ask for advice
from a person you've trusted
for years to help you with
things An old adage Will work
very well in this SllualiOli
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ——
Today is a 5 7" You have plenty
of patience, luckily for all con-
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low.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Today is an 8 w You’re quite
often the final authority in fam»
ily disputes. You have a good
way of looking at the big pic-
ture, without getting stuck in
either side .5 point of view.
Capricorn (Dec. 22- Jan. 19)
—- Today IS an 8 -._ Be careful
with your spending. Now that
you have a few bucks, you‘ll
want to go out and buy every-
thing you've had to do without.
Some of that stuff is trash. Be
critical when shopping.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
— Today is an 8 — Review
your old dreams, and put in a

few modifications.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) To
day is a5 . it's Uls to be careful now
The outcome iooks positive If you're
followmg through on a proiect you've
already started. the odds are even bet-
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After battling depression
in rehab. TV star Locklear
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two months later

Heather Locklear began
the afternoon of September
27 breezily running errands
around Nltillltfcllt). California.
about 55 miles froin her
home in Westlake Village.
But her behavror changed
abruptly. "She got frantic."
Baroncelli Linens owner
Cindy Freeman tells Us. “She
seemed to be bothered and
told me she needed to have a
cigarette. Then she just left."
Seconds an eyewitness. who
saw her exiting the store at 3
pm: "She came out looking
like a zombie." Locklear then
sat in the backseat of her
black BMW by herself before
getting out to open and close
her trunk without removing
any contents. After driving

off erratically. she pulled over.

and stopped within the road—
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walking" into the traffic lane.
says the eyewitness. “She
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Locklear was taken to the
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Locklear was released on
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heard from her." Melrose
Place cOstar Lisa Rinna told
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shop owner Bob Davis tells
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lt's unknown how “Lock—
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daughter with -Sambora. The
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for DUI. with Ava in the car
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Everyone that attends
Keeneland dreams of success. For
most students the dream is witrnirtg
a couple bucks off an exacta bet.
For others it's the dream of seeing
the horse they own in the winner‘s
circle.

UK graduate Billy Ajello and
current UK student Scan Feld pur-

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chased Kentuckysoldierboy. a 2—
year—old colt. at the October Ztltl7
Fasig—Tipton yearlings sale as part
of an innovative ownership plan.
Ajello and field decided to give stri—
dents first~hand horse racing experi—

ence by selling ownership shares of

the horse to students and others.
"It‘s enough to see the excite—
rnerrt of the ownership side instead
of just going to Keeneland to drink
beer. go out with friends and lime a

Most of the work at Keeneland IS completed in the early morning hours, where horses are worked to prepare for their next race.

good time." Aiello said in an inter—
view with the Kernel in May. “It‘s a
way to spend money and have ftrrt
wrtlr it."

'l‘hrt'tyvfhc people bought at
least one share of ownership in
Kentuckysoldierboy. It) of which
are UK students.

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