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problems

Besides the lack thereof,
their symptoms, and
the solution.

Symptom: Feet cold and
wet.

Fault: Glass being held at
incorrect angle.

Action: Rotate glass so
open end points
toward ceiling.

Symptom: Feet warm
and wet.

Fault: Improper bladder
control.

Action: Stand next to
nearest dog,
complain about house
training.

Symptom: Beer unusually
pale and tasteless.

Fault: Glass empty.

Action: Get someone to
buy you another
beer.

Symptom: Opposite wall
covered with
fluorescent lights.

Fault: You have fallen
over backward.

Action: Have yourself
leashed to the bar.

Symptom: Mouth
contains cigarette
butts.

Fault: You have fallen
forward.

Action: See above.

Symptom: Beer
tasteless, front of
your shirt is wet.

Fault: Mouth not open,
or glass applied to
wrong part of face.

Action: Retire to
restroom, practice in
mirror.

Symptom: Floor blurred.

Fault: You are looking
through bottom of
empty glass.

Action: Get someone to
buy you another
beer

Symptom: Floor moving.

Fault: You are being
carried out.

Action: Find out if you
are being taken to
another bar.

Symptom: Room seems
unusually dark.

Fault: Bar has closed.

Action: Confirm home
address with
bartender.

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Hoops are back

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By Matt Ellison

SENIOR STAFF WRITER

A strange thing happened during 1' K s 7366 w in
met the( (‘aiifornia \.-ilSt111s Tuesday night. A party

b1 11kt out during the g' tine.
\ block patty.

UK' s defens1 bio1ked 18 shots and altered many
othets during the exhibition game victory. They
were led by senior 1entei .l1m11'1i Magloiie. who

swatted six

“That s going 111 be 11111 1aliing 1 11111 this year.
said (‘ 11; 1111 'i‘ tihby Smith of his teatn s interior do
“‘if 11111 do that 1111 t‘y game this year. we ‘11 win

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Senior Steve
Masiello lets one
fly before UK's
exhibition win over
the California All-
Stars last night in
Rupp Arena.

AllY CRAWFORD I
KERNEL 51m

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UK's

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preview I 4
Player
profiles I 8
Womens
Hoops | 12

every gatne this year."

In addition to the blocked shots. UK held the. Cal.
ifornia All-Stars to :12 percent sitooting for the game.
and forced 25 turnovers.

And UK needed every turnover. since the Cats
didn't set the world 1111 fire with their offensive per-

formance. They
percent from the field during the game.

“We‘ve been very te1'1111-oriented in practice."
"()ur screening broke down. Our guys
tried to do things oneon-one. We tried that often. es-
pecially in the second half."

'l‘ayshaun Prince led the

Smith said.

cotntnitted 2:1 turnovers and shot 40

Cats with 19 points (and
See GAME on 3

 

Groups keep watch on corporations

Former factory
workers to relate
experiences of work

By Brian Yong

CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Students turning to the back
page. of the last Thursday's Ken-
tucky Kernel were greeted with a
full-page advertisement from
Nike announcing the company
(lid not violate minimum age re-
quirements at its factories.

In addition to publishing the
ad. Nike recently became the first
company accused (if using sweat
shops to publicly disclose the lee
cations of its factories.

Members of UK‘s (‘oalition
Against Sweatshops say this is
just the beginning. arid that Nike
only printed the ad after the con-
stant efforts of the coalition and
similar groups on campuses
across the nation.

“This shows that this cam»
paign is actually getting some»

where. it shows that they are
scared. lf Nike did not have sente-
thing to hide. they wouldn‘t have
responded in the first place." said
Susan Roth. a biotechnology
sophomore and member of the
coalition.

“The fact that Nike is giving
in to student demands means that
the sweatshop work that we're do-
ing is (effective and achieving re-
sults.“ Roth said.

Luke Boyett. a history attd
sociology junior and spokesper-
son of the coalition. believes
Nike's “token improvements“ are
better than nothing at all. and
plans to keep pressure on corpo-
rations to treat their workers fair-
iv.

‘()ur target isnt only just
Nike but every company ' he
added

The Coalition Against Sweat-
shops was started to draw atten-
tion to how the treatment of factov
ry workers inside and outside the
United States.

As part of the effort to in
crease knowledge about sweat-

shop practices the Leftist Student
Union. one «if the groups in the

coalition. is holding a seminar to
day that features two former
sweatshop workers from El Sal-
vador. Among other items. these
workers made 11K Tshirts in
their factory.

“We are asking for a strong
code of conduct for companies us.
ittg UK‘s name or logo." said
Boyett. spokesperson for the
coalition. “and a way of enforcing

those standards."

 

 

 

 

Find out what it's
really like

Two former factory workers will
share their experience of working in
a sweatshop today. Sonia Beatriz
Lara and Eva fierlo Ponce, who
worked in a factory in El Salvador
that produced UK T- shirts, will speak
about their experiences at 4 p m in
the 0111 Student Center Theater. They
will discuss conditions. wages, work
ing hours and how it affects their
lifestyles family and children.

 

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to UK
Basketball

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Patton keeps office

Democratic incumbent wins by big margin

ASSOCiAifD PRESS

(lov. Paiii Patton. who
achieved a historic second term
with a resounding vote yestec
day. said he won any mandate
he needed back in January

“The mandate was that 1111
significant candidate from ci
ther party filed against me.”
Patton said as he itiilied around
11 victory celebration at the
Frankfort (‘iyic (‘entetz

He drew three opponents
on the ballot. but he dismissed
them as not competent to serve
as governor And although he
drew more votes than all three
combined. Patton still privately
longed for 11 big margin. H1- in
sisted last night that 11 small
turnout about 21) percent of
the electorate apparently went
to the polls was not indica-
tive 11f the will 11f all voters.

With 2.2311 of Kentucky‘s
3.312 precincts reporting. 111‘
(57.3 percent. unofficial vote to-
tals were:

Patti Patton-Steve Henry"
242.425 votes. 38.9 percent.

Peppy Martin-Wand1'1 (‘111'1
nelius: 91.519 votes. 2:11.11 pet“
cent.

(latewood Galbraith-Kathy
Lyons: 68.9413 votes. 111.8 percent

Naiiah 1iUlllt)i\'t*-Ylil‘ili‘(lligilv
.John i’iodstrom 13.1171; votes. 1.3
percent.

Republicans essentially
took a pass on the race in the
spring (me after another. legis~
lators. longtime GOP activists
and other prospective candi-
dates took themselves otit.

Martin barely won the May
primary and then embarked on
a campaign consisting largely
of appearing iti discount store
parking lots and making iii-
creasingly outrageous and tin-

-MQNE1 TALKS,

founded charges about Patton
and others.

(lalbraith. who lost two De
inocratic primaries for gover-
nor. ran an independent cam-
paign that was eventually en-
dorscii by the Reform Party
tialhraith tried to shed his
fringe image left over frotn his
caitipaigti for agriculture coin-
missionei‘ 111' years ago when he
11111111*;1tcd the legalization of
itiariiuana.

lint nt-itht-r campaign gen
erated much interest and Pat»

ton etim‘tnciy ignored them
and called them names.
"I‘oiisidering the impor-

11’1111‘1- of the race. it‘s obviously
thestr1'1ngest.“ Patton said this
week, "You expect kooks in the
county ~iudge‘s race. You don‘t
expect them in the governor's
race ”

'i‘iiesday night. Patton pre-
ferred 111 look to the future.

“We came in as an activist
administration and we‘re going
to continue to bean activist ad-
ministration iii the 21st centu-

\ Patton said.

 

 

 

Scholarships
rare for transfers

Officials state problem lies in verification;
credits transfer, GPA’s don't

By Stephanie Rausch

CONTRIBUT NC WRITER

Students transferring to 111’
may find one major disappoint

ment scholarships are hard
to come by for transfer Stil-
dents.

Michaei Landisman. 11 soci-
ology sophomore. was upset to
find that he cotiid not get any
scholarship money. although
he had 11 4.0 grade-point average
at his previous school.

The financial aid office
“said they were really sorry.
that they had given all of the
money otit and i was not eligi-
ble for scholarship ttioney."
Landisman said.

Pat Herring. director 11f l'n-
dergraduate Admissions. said
transfer students frotn any-
where outside i‘K and Lexing-
ton Community (‘oilege are not
eligible for scholarship money
for a few reasons.

First. the scholarship office
does not have any grades on
which to base scholarship deci~
sions. When students transfer
from other colleges. their cred-
its may transfer but their
grades do not. so they do not
have a GPA at UK.

“it‘s common practice not
to accept grades front transfer

students." Herring said. "instiv
tutions generally have their
own classroom expectations."

The conflicting grade 11
pectations and absence of .'1
(EPA makes determining which
students deserve money diffi
cult. said David Prater. associ
ate director of financial aid.

“lfa student transfers front
a small junior college and has a
:18 and another student traits
fers from 'l‘r11nsyiv11ni1'1 with a
11.1. who do we give the money
to?"

Most of the scholarship
money is given to incoming
freshtttan. Money awarded to
these students is based on their
ACT or SAT scores. These tests
allow colleges to compare the
students at an equal ievei. fi-
nancial aid officials said.
“There is no way 11f testing

transfer students like we can
freshman." Prater said.
Once transfer students

itave reestablished their GPA
here at UK. they can apply for
scholarships front the school.
This does not guarantee them
any tnoney. Prater also advises
students to check with the col-
iege to which they are transfer-
ring. Each individual college
may grant students scholarship
money depending on their stan-
dards.

 

 

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running back

“There aren’t many players one can
idolize as a child and still look up to them
as an adult. Walter is one of the few,”
Sandy Fox of Chicago wrote in a message
posted on the Chicago Bears’ Web site.

Payton. the NFL's career rushing
leader, died Monday of bile duct cancer
that was discovered during treatment for

arareilverdisease.

Payton brought glory back to a sto-
riedfi’dnohise, and to a city that had gone
m then twodecades without a sports
Womhip when the Bears won the

Super Bowl in 1986.

“You get dominion ,” said Mike
Plowman, a Chicago writer and lifelong
. new fan who remembers watching the

team win the NFL championship when he

Was an eighfligrader in 1963.

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The payback rule column. "\\e should be past lyerneldiad a irontpage story
applies to students killing ourselves. by Shule» titled 'lly'ercoining Student
who withdraw from sia’Stewai‘t. Belore Mill,“ rite Apathy. ~ .. .. . . -. .
school before 60 an .1iti1ie to be read by 111111: lhe sltnystt‘lt'l registered
percent 0f the term [\ltliilll'sttill11(l)‘i'ltf;lmi people. ( hm k lyiiiiiliqtltti (itiniiilrh "‘iiiilli1 'tirtfurloe
'5 0Y9" ‘ 9t ttistics show bl'icks kill inu‘to “vote blindly“ " liecatgtase

They wrll have to repay f l , 7 I ‘ . ‘1 I ,- -” ~ .‘ ' .(
half of what they more yyh‘iteshthan whites kill oi a. lack oi knowledge about
didn't use for their . . blacks lhat s why in black the issues In this election.

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education. i 1 in} , - , , . , - ~ .- , . ‘ l‘
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from the Education t royy. ‘ ‘ might liiid pictures of the four
l Also. the victims are 314 candidates tor governor With
Department may “ l)l'l(‘l\' itl’lles‘ to l 81" white '1 short s'y'no )sis oftheir views
discourage needy lllftit‘s‘ i can understiind you on the tutor! issues
studentsfrom l 1.5.] 1,1 lily l-l“J~'H--t;l ,f- d
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