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Forecast for Lexington and vicinity:
. cloudy and not so cold Tuesday. Chance of '
snow late Tuesday changing to rain by '
Wednesday. The high Tuesday will be in the '
' mid-40's the low in the mid-20's. Chances of ' '
measurable precipitation are near 0 percent .1 ' '
Tuesday, 30 percei' Tuesday night. ' '
\‘ol. LXlll. No. 80 LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY Tuesday. February 1. 1972 . ' - .
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‘33:.gsx‘“ . ' 'i'*‘153§:¥::3-"'X By LINCOLN R. LE“ IS. J R i’hilosophv moved to amend the brought this issue to the fore are ' ,
‘ ' “sWig ' kernel Stat" f “l‘ltt‘l‘ proposal. giving the authority entirely unsatisfied. \i e re worse , _
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*\;;§s ..-."%;.’.. ' l lll\'(‘t‘S|t\' Senate met over the committee to the ( ollege off than we w ei e before 1 he '
~z>g’“ vestei'dav for the first time in of Arts and Sciences. pioposal was supposed to put the _
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veggfzgg» .5 W 191.2 and changed the R0“ and ( ol. Fugene Small. chairman R“ l ( department under
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£132 ...,»- .. I" .» . programs. finallv approved the in favor of the amendment. lie lhe disgruntled St, President .- .
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_ ' ‘3’" " ... College of Arts and Sciences said he would "feel more said ilt' wasalso unhappy with the
w .. " ’ - proposal to lower hours needed comfortable working with an way the debate was shut off
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' * < «... ,. "~ . lor graduation and gave the .\rts and Sciences committee (ol Small said of the Senate s ' _
. .- ’ a it“ community college system a tree '“orsethaiibef‘oi'e‘ action "We'll accept it." He ' . .
' " “Erg- - A . w“ rein in course offerings. Vice president for Academic commented. however. the .
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' .- . .1 g J " . iii” W N“ ' . Reconstitution of the Rfllf. .-\lt;lll‘.s‘ Lewis \\ ( ochran moved program status leaves both the
. - , ' .“I‘ *1. .~ - departments as academic to delete a subsection of the Rt t'l‘i'and thet'ollege of Arts and A
. ' . ' We? 7" oi‘ogi‘ams was passed by the proposal which stated the Sciences "in the dark because it ' ‘ .
' w . ' ‘66 g g I; " 3* Senate in an amended version of standing committee would advise is ill defined," -‘
. H “a. g _ . .3‘ _ an .-\rts and Sciences proposal the dean of the ('ollege of Arts \iclmlwn disuppl'mes ' ' ’
' ', . . . ‘R ‘ . g The original proposal brought and Sciences on evaluation. t‘ol .\rthur Nicholson. .
.' ' “3% "if g_ to the floor by the Senate (‘ouncil appointment and rank of the chairman of the AFRU'l't‘ ' . ‘r ,
g _ E: ' ' . "3;..49’ recommended a lii'lilt‘tllikil‘ Rtl'l‘t‘ staff. The motion passed department. said he had not . .
' . .g., $5, .-’ Senate standing committee on Student Government President asked for the status change. nor ‘
L " ' a .. ’ R()T(‘. Dr. Dallas M. High. Scott \i'endelsdorf said after the did he feel it would improve his
' . “(x & chairman of the Department of .iieeting. “The pressures that Continued on Page 5. (‘ol. 4
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' ' (Kén'e' phom by D", Rmm , ' Cooperstown B. said the tucky White (‘ane Law he carried He returned again at 3-30 pm.
- management of Pasquale's with him which states. “No blind with the dog harnessed and
- . ('0'. Eugene Small. head of UK'S ROTC program. looks on attentively Pizza. 381 S. Lime. refused him person accompanied by a har— muzzled. Two triends, Kathy a
' ' as members 0‘ the U"in‘Sily Senate debate a PI‘0P053' ‘0 change service because of his seeing eye nessed gu' ‘e dog shall be denied Kirtley and Ray \Vash. ac- .
. ‘ 'R()T(‘fromadepartment toaprogram.The proposallater passed. dog. Shadow. admittance to or given full and eompaiiied him and sat in a g
' Bowling. who entered between equal accommodation to any Continued on Page 5. Col. 1 .
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' “V“1'55“”:”OFF-“AN clesiastical staff. in the long-range plans l’oi‘ter Memorial (‘hurch building on South “integral '0 the Staff are the student
Kt'l‘m‘l Staff Writer the patio will be enclosed bv a librarv and Limestone is being used for Sunday members. .losh t) Shiea "i'id Tom littlkii’l‘. l ,
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. “orkmen warm their hands over a tire education wing. Presently. staff housing. “"“hlpe luesday. ““dmbdd.‘~ “”d I “I'M N him "; \ n" 'I "\g ' th\t th ' '
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. ‘ ol unsalvageahle scraps of the old ”tilt-(‘5‘ and the (‘hapel are m four houses ihui sday evenings weekly classes meet to pat ish wit i t it p it osi p iy . . . g
‘ ' Newman ('enter building Across the on Rose Lane and Linden Walk. study philosophy. baSiC Roman (atholic students should play an inipoitant pait in
street the young priest. Father Larry fiche . . theology. St. Thomas Aqumas. and the running it
man. talks about the ministry of his lhe Sew man ( enter is for "'f. estimated New Dutch Catechism. Classes for con- The [K Newman ('enter was founded m
parish its past and future. 4.1”“ l k students from (atho It homes. \(‘llS. personal counseling. andmarriage m4 ”5 ”H. (mimm. (‘liib in H“. gammohc .
. ..iHlt' (‘iililUllt' ( hurt-h feels a i-espoir instruction are other responsxbihties of the students I” (K under the direction of the
. '“H‘ ('illhOltC Newman (‘enter. “THUR .sibility for our students." Father llehman staff. For the faculty there is a monthl.V tie'id of the Department of loiirn'ilisin .
more than 2.300 (‘atholic students and said. " We have a separation of (‘hureh discussion cluh‘ having currently con- l'iter 'itfili'ited with n'ition'il \ewm'in g '
' ' 's )‘lSSlll’ its most ini )ortant ; ~3 . .. ._ ' p s - iool [ukpg MW of c. '5 5- . . H 4 ' \meri a' j‘ ‘ “ . ' ' t _ <
faculty. i . it . i... . t ind st itt hilt 'lil' (I g .' sidiitd Riith (iitcning of I L (liihs, the (enters growth has reflected
milestone since its birth as a parish almost neath-nnc lite. \\e leel responsible for the Staff the growing serious ""0.th m the
nine years “:10 B." August 15 4' large l't'lifllttll-‘lllt‘t’ilhi‘Sllldi‘nl- ll isimportant Father liehinan. one of two full timi‘ university coin'iiiiinitv bv the ("itholic
\(‘l'Sillllt‘ its-“Wild." and housing complex that the student have his church nearby." priests at the (‘enter has been there for ('hurch ~ - -
. . - . iiiic ii i ' oi everyone , ‘ . .. . ~. ,. , . .H. ._
frame building on Rose Lane at Linden ' i“ - pm“. has worked there 5”,“. 1%: and ,5 l' athii iii hman sit s the t ( liltl s
. Wi'lk- The('entei'srcach is not limited to those traveling in the (‘onimonwealth trying to “NOV." 1'5 4'” (“till"“t” “‘0'" ”W m'gmllp
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M.“ building of the ( atliolic faith. however. [he iaisc funds toi lllt Illt“ building. “ti "ill/{"5 t:l ”N "'i'.g'.'-"." fl‘l'h‘l“ '.'.'{~',")m .
l'llly‘t'i'sil) is the Newnianl'entcr's parish .\ lllll'llliit‘ nun. Sister li'ene Martin. and ”m“ «H “Int. ”t “K d) \ (Um T t” "0
The building will contain a spacious “We m“. something to offer the two W” mm. priests. Father (illldt‘ longer have a closed defensive feeling. he
asseiiiblv hall seating 350 with four rooms l'nivci'sity as far as life daily life. We (‘aspani of Milan. ltaly. and Father (i 5""! ””5 '5 “t” """""' Rht‘il” H“ 5?“
opening into it which will allow a capacity hope to flavor the university with (‘asiniir. 5 .l of “Him. mmpimp the this movement of involvement extending
of 770“)" SUHdi‘Y Liturgies, 5“”me ‘0 ”1“ Revelation " \ewinan (‘enter's ordained stall. Fathers "NM" ' ""9””5 "Hm” and toward
main hall will be the Blessed Sacrament 'l‘he (‘enter is a place of worship for (‘aspaiii and (‘asiinii' are members of the ”WH‘ .IUIHl l’l'tiit‘i'lS among the! ‘0 lélih‘S
('hi'iii‘l- (iverlooking U patio Wl“ "9 “V'l‘g more t!\;iii2.tNKHor Sunday services. Now. l'K French and (‘heniistl'y Departmen‘s "“im‘smilt‘d on """'p:§' (hr'S' d'dn.t.
quarters for student officers and (‘C' during the period of construction. the (lid l‘t‘siwclIH‘l) mean '0' u" l” “mu" "' one another.
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 V » ‘ 2—TIII-2 KENTl'CKY KrIRNl-II.. Tuesday. February 1. I972
' “ 1) dl' d h, nge proposals
' 'i ‘ i ' i I ‘ lh DUNE .\'.\SHR Dr. Robert Zumwmkle, Vice copies ol the recommended code March 15. Wendelsdorl intends to Study the proposal and suggest
‘ Vv-I ' i = KWMI Stall Writer President 10,- Student Affairs changes by submitted. He will ask the Board not to vote on the ildttltitmitl changes. If nothing
-' .~ -' ; . . ' l'K students. faculty and stall “endelsdorl and Zumwinkle will then lorward one COPY t0 the pmposal until the April meeting. “15‘“ the Student (Iode would be
‘. i‘. ' ‘I who want to submit i‘ecom- thcn lorwai'd these recom- l’l't‘Sidt‘litis ollice which would “In th“ PUSt the (”d9 (‘om- passed by the “n.“re Board 0‘
i . - ' , mendations tor student code lllt'lldillltlllS to President this then go to the (‘ode (‘ommittee mittee has had absolute control ’l‘rustees and not Just the Student
. ' I i . changes must do so by 3 pm. singletai‘y‘s ollice. “lid kt‘t‘Ptht‘ other COPY to assure over changes. By waiting a (‘ode (omiInittee. explained
'. . i i. .. , y ' ' Feb. 8. its reaching the (‘ode (‘ommittee month. all Board members could \i'endelsdorl.
' - . '1 V . 'I Students “-Hh recom» 'l‘uo copies suggested as originally submitted. .
I I :' mendations submit them to Scott Faculty and stall can also Hearing li‘eb. ll CWC lannln bOOk
" ' » ' i .- I Wendelsdorl. Student “OW”? channel their recommendations _ . ». bl
. . . , mcnt President. and laculty and through Student Government. II It Slt‘HlIltmlI: l: ugIa t to mtet
'. V ' . stall submit recommendations to \\'(.n(kllsd0rf said, "Any in— 10 ct. (ea me. . recom- K t t
-‘ ~ ' . _ tliyidual or group submitting inendations “a" be given to on I ] women S 3 us
'» ' -' i ERMPAF’ERS ‘ UL” RESEAR \i'endelsdorl until Feb 14 He will
- . - ‘ ‘ CHED WRITTEN and code changes can be assured II it . th ' '
" . . - PROFESSIONALLY TYPED by our I . ... . . - . .‘ . len )ring ese recom» . .
. . x ‘ ’ . stati oi proteswnai writers ALL 0' 0U' H“ H 1“ ("mm ”with"? “ I“ be mondationg t0 the (‘Ode Com- A subcommittee of the (‘OunCll "They just don‘t consider that a
V - , , Mom haye at least a as BA and transmitted to the ll\ Board 0t . . ‘I ’ .' W' . '~ (‘ - ~ ~ (CW5) is ' . h h ' ' d " ‘
.I .; "i ~ ‘1 . areEXPERTSin theireldsin which thE’v rrrugmeg‘ Student (‘ode comv inif'ee s l‘eb. H hearing on 0” omen 5 ,onceins woman as d min . M5.
. . -_ . I T wmw Just send Us me TOPIC and . ‘ ‘ . . .gt ,d -ode 1.0.4510,“ “trying to get out a booklet on the Deneane Dragstren said. She
~,». ' ' TlTLE at your paper and include mittee unaltered by Student Mtggt- t t -- ‘ . , .. . .
' a . . 5 COMPLETE DETMSO. approach and t‘ . I . iment .. stated Wen- H . . . . status ol women at UK. They claimed some instructors treat
I . 4 . "‘wx. “we pm $3 25 99, page ,0 .onéi iII . _ Ihe (ode (ommittee will hope to have the booklet out them ”like third-graders" by
' ~ ' TERMPAggRat‘ESEZRCHI me. (it s m . submit their proposal at the “withina month or so."said CWC ,reading to them.
. ; ‘ II saverSpringMarvIandzo'IM \Veiidelsdort suggested two Board 0t TWSteeS meeting member (‘athy Martin. . 0 They were upset when it was
i - - IV ThchoImmittee wants it to be noted “women aren't allowed to
"V L if "I ’, .' - d an “Informatlve booklet I50 have athletic scholarships in the
I ' I . ROberl SllgWOO people caInVIlind out whats gomg Southeastern Conference.“
I T t ' _j - _ . . . ' 0.” I ”1 (litterent aspects 0f the Men’s athletics is separate from
V = Ill “550013110" Wltll liiivei'sity. including dorms. the L'niversity." and that’s how
1 = ' I‘ ' MCA lnC undergraduate collegesathletics they get around this."l\ls. Phyllis
-- '. ' ’ .. 5 - and medical cSre. Lal’ontaine said.
', ,I. , :5 . . (‘oncerning orms. women on (‘oncerning medical care the .
I II . IV . I b} arrangement I the committu were askingIIthy committee wants to get student
i 'i' I DOVld Land they have real Old ladies for insurance to cover pregnancy
I . V 1 ; , . , ' head reSidents while men 5 head tests and the cost of the Pill.
f , -. '. g I) reSIdents are younger. Hours
. . V . re ( l IchstrictiIons Iand the up to 59113“, quns 111 \am
." I ' . I ‘. . thanksgiving regulation were
' . ‘ J E S l ' S H R I I also questioned. Due to lack of a quorum. the
'3 . . ‘v The booklet will contain Student Senate disbanded last
_:'f ' I, ' '. statistics and comments on night without voting on the new ‘
i “ ' I' AR different departments. Two Student Government con- i
'I ' i ' _ ' , underclassmen blasted the Home stitution. The Senate will meet
‘. i t l . . Economics department. Sunday at 6 pm.
~. I . . ' -. .f" The Original (.oncert Presentation ' T
<- * M 1,. od a)” and tomorrow
i’ 'V i I - i ' i ' ' ‘ The deadline for announcements is ll 3 m
I ‘; . I . . . . -- . . . . ' . - FORUM ON “Pros and Cons of Socialized
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' . .' , v. Tlm Rlce THE UK AMATEURRADIOCLUBwill hold “MO ,, .
. . ‘ a business—social meeting at 7:00 p.m.. VEMEN? FHTMS' Peoples Party 0‘
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. . . . . I. W 1th Solmsts. (.horus. 0( and t It ull Orchestra :2. ngrgdbetffigngfhe' "Mew“ ”mm of Faces,” 7.30 run. and :15 p.m. Thurs.,
I " ' . Feb. 3, SC, Theatre. Admission 50 cents.
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