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oit the weekend and haxe him
grim his Inst teeth or sit up tor
the tirst tiine."

Julie Bowen — Ready (or
Baby

“He's been atria/mg." sl,\
miunits-pregnant Boston legal
star (and lrequent l.ost guest)
Julie Bovren tells l's ol how her
htthh). reald)\ like. "You can‘t
name )our child Stigai“ But I
hate a \ei'_\ prepp) tamil}. so it
“I” he something.v reall}. staid
and boring; in the end."

Josh Sweats It Out With
Fergie!

\\ant to knou the secret ol
llii\\ soitgsti'ess l'ct'gte. ll. atid
l as \eeas~ .losh l)uhaine|. .i-l.
keep their hot hodies .’ ()n .ldllltr
at} l" in Santa Monica. (‘alitorv
nia. the couple oi more than tuo
)cat's motixated each otliei
throueli arm and ah e\eicises.
tiieti tan stairs hetot‘c sealing
then siteat session \‘~llli a hug.
"'l'lic} lo\e doing normal llilll:.’\
like \\orkin;.' out and scenic
mot ies.” say a pal. ‘llte_\ det_\
the split odds h} not getting.'

caught tip in Holl} wood "

Heidi ck Seal Read) tor
.\Ioie.’

“it‘s a great “at to start oil
the _\C;ii‘." llcltlt Klllttt tells [Is
01' her hushand Seal‘s noiniiia
tion tor his l’ursuit oi Happy
ness song. ":\ Father's Way"
The award went to Prince's
Happy Feet tutie. but the l’roiect
Riiii\\a_\ host. 33. stos it hardly
matters.

“lint al\\a}s proud ol‘ him."
she gushes oi' the singer. ~13.
"It‘s a heatittl‘ttl song." So ho\\
have the} been ~toggling the ad
dition ol son Johan. 2 months.
\\']Ih their hartds alread} lull
\Vllh son Henr}. It» months. and
daughter Lent. 2‘.‘

"It gets easier because )ou
kiiou more about \xhat‘s hap
petting." says Kluni. ".lohan is
an e\tretttel_‘. easy child. limit}
was a little colicky. so this one is
real!) etis} ” So is three enough
litt' no“ .’ "I think so.” she sa_\s.
"But tort ne\ei’ knovx ‘”

Mark & Rhea — Parenting
Pros!

.\l.u‘k \Mililherg didn‘t score
best supporting actor. but he
tells is it‘s not stopping him
li'om aiming: high on his current
protect. "I “am to pcriect'par
enthood." sins the Departed
costar. 15. \tlio has a daughter.
l-‘lla. .4. and a lllrmntllllvultl son.
Michael. \Hll] ittodel Rhea
l)utham. 28. ".\l_\ daughter
lo\es ltci little hi‘othcr. she itisi
doesn't ktiou ltet own strength
'I he lines are hie. so \ou‘\e got
to look out toi hint But he's

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A similar. renewable scholar-
ship is ayailable to students who
score a 23 on the ACT and haye a
3.3 cumulatiye high school GPA.
Recipients of the Proyost Scholar—
ship can receive up to $1.500 per
year for four years. Like the Flag-
ship Scholars. Provost Scholars will
not have to apply for the scholar~
ship.

Combined. the two academic
excellence scholarships will pro»
yide 915 students with SI .4 million
in aid when fully implemented in
Int I.

"We need to do more to keep
more of Kentucky‘s best and
brightest in the state." Todd said.

Had the scholarship been avail-
able this year. about 12 percent of
UK's freshman class would haye
been eligible for at least the Flag-
ship Scholarship.

In the class. 4% students scored
a 26 or 27. and 731 scored a 28 or
above. said Roger Sugamian. direc-
tor of L'K's office of institutional
research.

Gregory Figgs. director of high
schools for Fayette County Public
Schools. said a fair number of stu~
dents in the county score a 26 or 27
on their ACT scores.

“The new scholarships may ac»
tually encourage students to stay in-
state." Figgs said. “It may make
['K a more attractive option for stu-
dents who would not haye qualified
for academic scholarships in the
past."

However. Figgs said he feels
conflicted about scholarships that
use student’s ACT scores as the ma-
JOI‘ predictor of college success.

”I haye mixed feelings. because
some students w ho may not be able
to make a 26. 27 or 23 on the .s\("I'

WORK LIFE

Continued from page 1

Swinford said.

Roughly 40 employees turned
out to hear the committees” find»
iiigs.

Megan Co\. research coordi-
nator for the Human [)eyelopment
Institute. was pleased with what
she heard at the forum but wanted

 

actually flourish when they get to
campus “

Interior design senior ’I‘abitha
MatUskiewic/ agrees with Figgs

“I‘m not a big Ian of standard
ized tests in general." Mumskiewic/
said. “I think sometimes the uni,
yerstly puts too much Ioctts on test
scores and not enough on the skills
students are actually going to need
in the future."

Student opinion \aried relating
to lowering of the ACT score nec-
essary to qualify for an academic
scholarship.

Nursing tumor Jessica DeY-
oung said she qualified for academ-
ic scholarships as an incoming
freshman and thinks a lower ACT
score requtremeiit seems contradie
tory in some ways to the uniyersi»
ty‘s push to become a I‘op Ill re
search unnerstty.

“Low ering the score makes the
pool too big for those who hayc
done really well." DeYoung said.

Ci\il Engineering senior Nick
Aldermeyer said he thinks proyid'
mg scholarship opportunities for
students with a lb and 27 on their
ACT will benetit I'K.

"I think a 26 is still pretty good
for an .»\("I score." Aldermeyer
"Students who are close to
making the cut-off may be tiiore en-
couraged to stay in-state if the nec»
essary score for a scholarship is
lower here."

The Proyost and Flagship
scholars programs complete the
broad-based scholarship initiatiye
aimed at increasing accessibility to
higher education for Kentuckians

“We are committing more than
$3 million to this effort next year
alone and that will grow to more
than $5 million annually in the new
few years." Todd said “I think that
inarguably demonstrates our com
mitment to addressing the issues ot
access and affordability throughout
higher education and our (‘ommoii
wealth "

said.

the committees to continue their
work as well.

”I came tor
the direction that they are plan
ning on going." Cos said “They
had thought about alternatn e or»

intormatiou on

tiotis but still need to put in some
more work,”

The ecommendations present
ed were pieliiiiiriaries and the llr
nah/ed ones are due in May

“There is still more work to do
but we are pleased
progress." Koppes said

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Jan 23 Thette‘ a wallet t'oui a lit. trivia 'iitittteti at UK Pitt e Head
(It. titers at l? 2‘5 [3 ”v

Jan [3 Yliel‘. "iv“ .5 tr. tit'ig 'l‘l")".l‘tl a'. Uk Police Headquarters at
l .14 ii I“,

Jan '23 The" .‘ i t‘ “\t‘ 'etiovtee .it ills Poiii e Heailiiiai'tets .it 405

. ite‘vwiz. Ha‘
Jtt't N ”villi to M ifc,ir.‘.t' ”d
Jan 34 The". "ii-'t it ;t “it: mitt-"it! at Lil's Police Heartaiianers at
.103 p ll!

Jan 23 Mai , . i'ia ise it Greg; Page Atti'tnients at 825 ti in

Jan 25 Aixit‘u’ ‘iitisiitit'ii' .it B a'uiuici |ll at 2 l I a u‘

Jan ?"t PWY "or"

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Jan 2b A clie‘ m it: it .it ills C'ia'irlliir Medical Center at 228
a in

Jan 2b Tl'tlll gt a ism “tins. .II the UK Chandler Medical Center at
334 p Iii

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ADDRESS

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"We‘re at the point in which
we must act." he said. "And we
will."

But the eny'ironmeni isn‘t
the only housekeeping problem
for Lexmgton. (‘ity maintenance
in general is going downhill.
New berry said.

“Our home » our city 7 is
in a state of disrepair." he said.

He referred specifically to
the lack of upkeep on roads. city
bUildings and the sewage s_\s~
tem. Comparing this city main~
tenancc to maintenance within
indiyidual homes. he said these
efforts haye been delayed due to
lack of funds.

“We'ye all put off paint
jobs. or w'e‘ye postponed replac-
ing that had window until we
have a little more money on
hand." he said. "Unfortunately
LI’UCG (Lexington-Fayette l'rs
ban County Goy'emmenti has
put off far too much needed
maintenance."

Some maintenance concems
that are forefront in the mayor‘s
agenda are the renovation of the

Ky.’s economy behind nation

By Evan Israel

eisrééiieiy’igfiréiéom

Although the economic outlook in Kentucky is
not as bright as the national outlook. the picture is
rosier for college students and citi/ens of Lexing-
ton. according to experts at the IXth annual licoA
nomic Outlook Conference held yesterday,

The economic situation in Kentucky has been
worse than the country's as a whole for some time.
said Kenneth Troske. economics professor and Dr
rector of UK‘s Center for Business and Iiconoiiiic

Research.

“In most years since the mid—‘90s. Kentucky 's
growth has been similar. though slower than the

U S's." Trosk‘e said.

Unemployment since 2004 has risen slightly in
Kentucky. while falling nationwide. a trend Troske
attributes to Kentucky's dependence on manufac~

tunng.

Automotive manufactures haye been forced to
layoff ”0.000 workers since 2003 because of poor

economic conditions.

The situation is not as bad in [.exmgton.

Troskc said.

“The outlook for Lexington in terms of iob
growth is better than the rest of the state." Troske
said “Lexington is less dependent on manufactur~

ing than the state as a whole."

(joyernment (enter. the ma
haul of New (‘ircle Road and
the completion ot the Newtowii
Pike I;.\tensiou I'hesc goals w ill
be Illllc‘rc‘ttltsllllllll}: and eypenv
sl\L‘.

Most ol the city's $360 mil-
lion of (iencral Sciyices I‘uiid»

trig comes trom payioil tas.

making the city‘s rc\entlc‘ and
ability to address these problems
dependent upon the local econo
my. This is “a risky situation be
cause of our economy \olatili
ty." Ney berry \dlcl. He platis to
emphasi/e iob creation ettorts
and Ill.t.\lllll/L‘ economic dc\cl
ttplttc‘ltl resources lit ltlc‘rc‘asc‘ lllc
city ~s reyenue.

Despite all thesc problems.
Newbcrry was enthusiastic
about the people he has worked
with and l.C\llI;L'It\II\ upcoming
opportunities. such .is the fill!”
World quuestrian Games In
particular. he has noticed
stronger collaboration and coins
munication within the city coun
cil strice he has taketi oltice

"()ur citi/ens should know
that we bay e a strong group ot
dedicated prolessionals who are
working to make this city a bet
ter place. and l c‘ottslclc't' that to
be \ery good new s." Newberry
said.

His faith in the people ol the

Michael

is a good sign,

(Vlttldrc‘ss said

force because
’I'roske said

Ii (‘llll\lll‘\\. l.\c'c, ltIi\ c' llllc'c li‘l lot
the Kentucky long Ierm Policy Research (‘ciitei
said Kentucky needs to emulate states such .is Indi
ana. I'cnnessee. .-\lab.iiiia and .\oitlit aiolina .ill o?
which he calls "peer states“ because Hl the siiiiilai
conditions and limitations they espciieiice

“We hayen't made a lot ol progress lc‘l.tlt\c to
other states." ('hildress said

He said issues such as smoking and obesitx .iic
espensoe and hurt Kentucky ’s econonw, .lllllfllc‘fh
be said the recent smoking bait m Iaycttc ('oiiiit\

"People are beginning to recogiii/e the me
nomic consequences of some til these beha\ tors.“

Kentucky has also had a less productne \\oil.
too few

“Kentucky ranks signiticaiitly below this ii.i
tional ayerage in terms of adults with toui \c‘dl dc
grees." Troskc said

For I'K graduates. the prospects ot liiiding .i
iob will likely be much easier than tot lllflsc' who
are less educated. he said. and that students .it I K
shouldn't be oyerIy concemed about the state's
economic conditions.

”It‘s not anything any single student can worry
about Troske said

c‘tl till how

I
So tat. the .iitibiilance lias llldclc «‘Ki'l 'HH tan in l
. ‘- l‘t ‘ ;
I)cceiiibct and 4‘) this tl‘itltlll \I.ii :iio c. t l ’1‘" ~
"\Vc‘ cctll c'\]‘c‘cl .t lllllc rt\.'t gl'l' _"i'i:‘ l g ‘1',” // ,‘p :1. l"‘ c 1’.“ :7 [1" ‘s y: ‘ l’.l", tiffgl l\"‘
)Ltll" sltc- satcl l . ‘ ' .c N ‘
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tomi/cd aiiibulanc c to its ili l' iiii . . t graftiw
the new .iiiibulaiicc and .t'l o ‘.: imi ‘ Y \ y ‘
llll‘L‘ Al /' ‘3‘ ‘ t i t’ t" ‘ i'H 'i c’d‘ill 3004
|A L
from Soul to Swim isolz; . l‘li 1 'r. w in
~ \S‘ii llt‘ y, . . . .
hospital with out __ ,It . . ii. H [5 _, x A I 321k. 1.. I») m I: 2111,
(ccil. coiiiitiiiiiity iciatioi s' ..: ,
hospital I 5’8 MW" ‘ ' l " [:7 ‘
('c'c‘tl said slic .iItpl ’ , l\ W 2.»: Tim . it» . y i i..
.. i x
and thc compam .ii-ioei‘ ~. . ' ‘ ‘ ’ W . . i
t' V r .' n . .i - ‘ y i
bulaiicc ‘ " ' “ " ‘ ' ‘ ' '
"5l‘c‘clllc.lll\. l\itlii ~ r "’t t '. l ‘
piogiaiiis iii lllr.‘ toziioiii i H s. ' . ~- .5} .1 . “3‘ .‘JC ‘.
\lk‘\lIL'\. (c‘cll s.ilil . l
Kohl’s .ilsii spoiicit'c \ ‘ ls» ._ . 3“ 1' ii ' .r . ‘
lL‘.icltc‘s klcls ltl "\\c.it l'-c' ‘ cl .i'it‘. " il
about pcdestiiaii satcty' l \:.~ .1
’ " . , i
\PUH‘UMi i“ ”k. wmwm ,\ Na. . r : __ h ' coriipiledtromreaorts dtLiK Police Department
"‘ ”‘1‘ slllll‘lll-“lss” ‘\ “ll” " -;. ‘9 'l~ ' Compiled by StafiwnterSean Rose
said l)i Iiiii lillclsc'l.” ‘ : : i,:: " Ir
l I»: ' r * r‘ . ‘ .
attics .tllsl i‘ll\\lc|.1ll :ii .i _‘ i». " 1 i ‘ L l tailsiosew‘kyker'teltom 1
Hospital 'lltc‘y also fii'w'. j‘. i" '. 3
to stay out ot the l’\vtll“\ .irizi-i. .1... i j
litickci said he cll‘l‘li's l.ilc'~ “it my incl .
especially lot this .tllil‘llldllcc'
"It makes .i ticiiiciidoiis .izwiiai' i: u “ l
lliickci said "Iliistsaiiitc l‘lli.‘ wan. :
y .m, 7 W 7 ”Ag_ "SW“. .
city does not stop at the admin
tsti‘ati\c leycl .iiid he cotniiicii‘
. impressed he has sf N 7‘ (3,“!sz Pa sf—yi i xiv {misf- ~ 1? A\ :‘V. .1ch
been with the community spiit l ,‘n\ i i ll rd _— 'l l l 3i :I ll 3 r—il y" t [‘1
duJ_: sin—J" ' ;_i‘ L. .51.);5“ 1..)

ot l.e\iiigtoii

"l'tiless I am iiiisrc-acltiiz' the
mood ot this cllllll‘tlllll’H. I e\
ingtoii is ready to pimide the
support Ilk'cc'ssrll‘. lor iis to re
store the piidc we all want to
base lll out city,”
said

\c‘y's l\c liy

\cwlicriy hid the ct‘vltllcii
baye agreed i‘l‘ scxeral l'c‘ll‘is
that can restore this pride Ihej.

want to establish a department
within the local goieiiiiiieiit to
address eiiyiioiiiiictital needs to
support the tutuie economy by
olieriug scholarships to high
school students interested iii
pursuing math. science. tccliiiol
ogy and ciigziiec-riiig at
uui\ersities and to iiic tease con;
mutitcation cttorts bctwecn the
go\ erniiieiit atid citt/cns thioucli
new slctters and more .lci.c‘\\';l‘lc‘
meetings

“\kc Ii.i\c
long term. otten boring and .il
most always c\pcnsi\c woikf
New berry "Iliit it
means that we liayc a great op
portumty to moyc torwaid be
cause we ha\c a great team iii
place and .i stioiig spirit to out
community "

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