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cents in t?) 5: tit will put its two which (12%th Reynolds all of he saidwrtvde-V morleli“ Miller said success " "fled in a topic~ it's a the government hots-m?“ pressure \llllllltilb .thivh rim ., : _. f 11,- ,11
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versfl)’ to get its $1.2 milliohhzultmf 1h? purpose of dlvgtstthfigtcé, Lniverstty“intodivesting rush the he said he also thinks divestment tf 83‘}? Miner and Mum"? “‘1" 'hdl ”3:21 \m‘d ' » l' ' "' I- 1/ '
South Africa. 0 pressure the South African gt):b to At its Mav 7meeting the Board of '5 ‘3 moral imperative “ ‘ alone dlw‘qm It “"UI" ”M ht' l‘tlstln'v't ”mg ‘ ‘ “‘"N‘ 111 Hot. ' ‘ ' 1-;‘1' 'Ij.‘
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tion that calls roEOCSOririg a resolu- The deadline for divestm practicewfl PTInCiples of busmess anintertvwwfihlh hfricav. he said in an integral part oi mom“. “M h " I . 'E 1 ‘ ', HI ..-' ..
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llkt‘Al McGuire “ ' ( I . ' ()dhb established a parking tiiake Lill tilemtiiit-n‘ ~lli x. 1 I. ’ . " '
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niCate Al , ““835 t‘ommu» S the (ommuter Student UH . r for [ion Thornton t“. it, . . ' ‘1,“ "
. ' “a.“ be aware of a r- ports onOIYS’ and tormer M - . Luv/mm; .. W . taken on th- K" h‘“ Hf Admi \ .. k , in M k ‘7 1'” “IV 1 ' ‘I' ‘1 -
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lle ex , ’ , c C Uire chat 1 °C De 8. Hall . ' - W 10 s e said t, t“ _ ‘ ‘ ”111 K’illllt'ul'; h, Mt.“ ._ . t. , , . . 1 , ,1.»
this in hfldcggghhno“ “he applied (‘hampionshipinthxl 5 Wi'h for- campus '°° CFOWd of about 33328:; 'Speokmg on to t"‘tlt’r meet the needs :)?::i::l;li (.‘(anlamh dl‘t‘ \Ktil'l'fiflltI“: ”7. f: . .‘ ‘ .I‘ ‘I ' ‘ ‘ ".‘ -
he recruited pl;"§t‘:dhe\ert;hhen “l dr9amt that (1 11:23:): with a rich tradition in f00tb 5 night. [lggyi'li-ommuter students oho ."V lr‘itt‘h case \ull he .1” Mm {WM 4..» ' . . i, , _‘ , .V I
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them out for walks and .just c215- back a team," McGuire saidmlgt and elaborate analogies, McGuire "hed cracks in his career one "This serii» StntTeIijiltm l] . . .‘ ‘1,’ .‘
uallytalking “'hhthem. A ‘ greamed I was going to bring :UCcessfuuy Conveved these dif “he? hit alloweda Plaier toshmt feel thexh hai’koe I: tor [Emple “h“ Pr‘K'H‘d thrrtlm Th1 W Winn“ “ -‘ l M V ’ f I i"
He recalled a photo 30" a (Wlnmngi t ‘ eremmeSsages ' ‘ ' “ a e called "Hail \5 -. eted ‘. ‘9“ “h illrl} tick. t . V M " t1~i‘i:;_ii i‘W'M ~ ;. , -- it . ,1. 1
graph he H . . __ 1 eam_ Fortuna. Wh 4 Shots h . . .lar} , . towed Quay or can't finl 4 <1 tiling .i Chmptmm .\ ., 'h _ . . . . ‘ _ .
Once saw of fans gtandm ( 3 m 19H. It all met That w . en MCGUlre went to ' oping It would 9 e. in to , ‘ .. ‘ park- hi , . ‘ ‘ ‘ 1 ' l A k ' 1- ‘ ,“ ». » ,_'
* - . . ~ as » Mar. la . , am his 9. mett their needx sh» .. l l» \ppcals in” . . t. . . .
[Elephone pole: wa' . 8 up On all she wrote Th d quette in the 19605 ‘ . P )erdprocontract Wth -. _. t said . i.i.i 4. t“. V .1 ’. , ,3.
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the ()re on 5. , . . _ , areahty went into his off'1 . _ you acce t th' . De . 4 0 the [h . ‘ 1 H’plmw 1t... H _ V-
which 12 > tat: bdhkkthdll team l'smg himl' . cracks on [heceil “9 dnd saw aren't right." I?“ (‘ ”‘25 that Eitmem 0f Parking and Thins “’mmmt‘t hiil \1ill pt-mirle shim-nu _ . ‘
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a tonal n0-neck _ [5mg th . . , )ou ll never . . t H _ . ' ~10" 0t Human p 1» tn HI-«.pl..iiit\ ' ‘
sthools for schools GUlre I: as an analogy. Me Ital The cr kreiith tour poten- esource Bert-“.95. Chlldh ml] hel to 1 -. __
EXp alned how he devel< tobethere 9c M“Brent supposed E‘hd‘jms vnth legitimate complaint? “hire or to» sh; »\ 1._.i1m‘ 1., ’ ' I' _ .‘i 1 .
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staff Writer tuning issues such as the living ‘3 / theme for tonight's bencht tt‘, h' I‘“ iinteori-d t.) h(‘lp Us, . \ald \‘ear‘rum‘ .
Th _ :‘ll 1:,“ Tight ‘9 die and the deter- ‘1," '7 the Phi Delta Theta fraternity c5? Ph-‘y president of Phl Della Theltl; ‘fllcrdny marked the , ,
, 9 President of Kent . . “4‘0" of brain death, Ar 2 With the tire that h' . r p‘ "h a good way i. . basket “" “' ”if
R 1 uck} State (19“ bed V b0ga§l r b 't "5 house early . ) help us and 20! ball \Caxon for . .
Ight to U“ '35! night said abortioh A“ - their FGIationshtp 10 the ”“5 month ' [NEWER (‘Ommunm together " m‘dmght pracii ‘c d mm“ on '
has led t0"insidious" - “homo" Issue and the need _ ‘ From a m t. . Spreitzer Sdld ‘ . ., _ s ‘ ‘" mm“ 481. we ~
.. practices. lf for pro \ , P 1 l a m . 80.; Again the 8\ent ,e Our .PORIM—iagu
Up girletfirek Other issues p0pping kln‘zmS W139“ ‘0 be “vigilant and “mks Place. 393 Waller Arenue $1? to repay "‘0 Week communtti I
In have come about ' ' a 580mg on.“ Wt be donating a“ m i 1 o greeks have be . .
- . as a 11 1 v . 0nei collec , . 911 so good to u The ma i - .
direct result of our disregard for life be Aportion is only the tip of the ice- at the door to the Phi Delts The {tad “9 J‘N wanted to return some 3t "10$! llkcltnnzd'h; “mm" “mm
in the womb.“ Al ArbogaSt said at lrS. he said‘ ”And it is up to peo- ' , ternity's house on Woodland AVen ' their support " radio “3-“ l a net. campus
meefir‘stw meeting of Campus Right t0 {Lt-net: you. {Dung peOple who are 55*,“ :85 setemy damaged m an Oct“: 00A! the;1 from door there m” be a $1 ‘hould 10mg? “Either, \iudcmt
, - ' e're are not onl- . ' P909 9. Who will have t " 1- w . Ire that officials sus . , ""r c 31’8“ for peo le 21 - - k w . V‘" "ha"?! '“
thhabortion, we are a]; 3:228 face up to thae problems and tur: been Caused by arson pect ma) hate At the Side door thus: undsrngl‘gg 2:9“. f‘ormai. pm a wlummsi'g
W‘ikhrgggamicid"andeulhfinasia " g {:25 CS.‘?""Y'S thinking around on MIARBOGAST baDave Spreitzer. manager of the mahedgiatmns ' 1‘“ “I“me‘mufi' I
35" tOId about m ' e "‘85” r. said the Idea for th { e r 3'50 Will offer SI 2'
the m ' .. . 9909'? at Ar . t - . 9 und-raiser 5 la]. n '3 drink
My "Senna that abomon ls prom to 11328;“ also de_scribed the Right 1’38”" 0-0. which draws 50000 to Cfmf? am“! from many of ms em pf} tgindfl ”p‘lCherstomght
and '7‘?“ "Woman! social, moral . . ovement In Kentucky, One 1000 People. Many of the ' I po-‘m- who are members of the have ‘ " successml' “'9 p'a“ ‘0
todaypolitical issue in this country rifgpout‘e Sdtate Organization shows rho lizarticipate in this “1390;: yet: community evervseéiflgfmgr for the greeks
. 1 I" an “witness for me" t b mm entucky he dd " '9 are donating $200 d - 1 ‘ ‘ "- Vpreltler said
“When you hm, ~ partici t‘ ~ 5 y A, 1 3 ed. our ho . an it IS _
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at one end of the “gig: for lifet Capitol Steps when Wylegistltfiui‘ea: who attended ngezdégtéhem petople the Phi [)elts_” he said $193930; b\:rh;§a:r\n9£;‘;|so fhast been raerved :03"! will be why sunny with 3
Kim rise to disra “1'. "v ‘ "1 session “It is - 99 mg shame that 3 gm it ~ - 9 ra ernitv {or its 1 mi 70.C1ear -
t for great that m . * a fraternity W0 _ comm . . - .. Shes "“1 cool
Manna!” them .. life at Arbogast also mentioned M h you have built an 50 short a time ing hard to succeed. sufferg é Fk nam unit) SQTHCP award The conditions are expected ioni in 'h
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. “mime, "-5 pre-exam tension. ing of academic counseling, O'Neill 0f the nearly 2,000 students the 4. .
- dating doldrums or a deSire for ad- referred to the center as a kind of center saw last year. about 60 per- ‘ . " " W 9
.' “Ct. about a possible major. there is “clearinghouse“ for tutors, adding cent came for personal reasons. The «9999‘- ‘ ~ 9.; 2.
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9 ‘ ' ‘ Center. a diverse and resourceful students are screened and must trate heavily on the personal prob- ‘ s “PW ‘ \‘
. section of Student Health Services. have at least one letter of reference. lems students or faculty members ‘5 ' . ..
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' ‘ ‘ ' demic.career and personal advice ter. said that although she spends grams offered. But O'Neill sees this ,9 ’ ‘ "2 f'
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' ‘ ’ months before the “at 1985 prima- cam i ns also rom ted the move. torialpolitics
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. . ' -!\litch2 Mct‘onnell‘s book begin itive.” he said w.“ :19 ushingfmm th‘ 'ri‘t‘o t department so we can work together A survey of 1,200 commuter stu9 caused by the results of the survey."
. . . ‘ ' . as early as your competition does." MN; {112$ "hi said '5 p0i n 0 to arrive at a pOSitiV'e solution to the dents conducted by UK Commuter shesaid
.9 9 . 2 9. .. ‘ . Forgy 531d Some [)emm-ratjc hopefuls have l: . 'ld' . ted .h , ht h I problem."Thornton said. . Services last summer revealed that The parking ombudsman position
' . I. 9 .2 Mct‘onnell's upset of incumbent said they expect to spend as much . I orgy ‘1 .“a e mig f.“ However. because the parking about 70 percent of the 438 respon- is temporary until it is determined
. ‘ ’ .2 Democratic Sen Walter “Dee" Hud» as $5 million for their races. a figure ’I‘m" raismg money even Ipar ‘er ombudsman position is new. the dents are dissatisfied with the park- how many students will take advan-
' ' ' 2 dieston iii 1984 has become a model based on Gov. Martha Layne (‘ol~ ““1"“ for a concern .ab0“t,t e cur- need for the office is still uncertain ing siti ition at UK. tage of theservice.
2- ‘2 . . '2 . of sorts for aspiring Republican can- lins' successful effort in 1983 ren. election season Iinvolvmg l0?“ “We don‘t know how many students Child said the survey “’35 a cat- 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O
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By LYN “RUSH: At the tender age of ii. he watched __————————— family as “The Four ('ohans " B} 1, . , .'
Asststant Arts Editor a school carnival in his native home agezohe was the act ‘ . . g ‘5. " ' yr: 3
_ . of Moline. lll , which opened a door “Travelin is the hard An actor. dancer. singer. t'UlllpU!‘ I “55’s. , '. ..‘” x L" . x - ' I
1"} “0t kidding It 5 an excellent for him The performers “were a g er, playwright and theater manager .511”: "1"“; x ‘ ‘ '1, , '_ . ‘ .
show. bunch of kids my own age. I knew part (Of theater) . . . owner and producer. mam of ('or . trig? v " . , , i -v .l_ g
A veteran actor of both stage and from that moment on that's all I , h I han‘s best recognized songs are .1 1 in“! 1.. . ‘
50'9"}; Ken Berrywdiscussed the mu— ever wanted todo." Berry said. “e am: to ge up found in this play including ”Give ' 1.! 2' )7 _. 3.1
:‘fifieufifirfizft dunng 3‘ recent And he waiogght- d earlier than l'd like.” My Retéartli; :01 Broadyaik” "Yogic ~- t - ' :'- .' g
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Berry should know- “‘3 P‘mrays set about his dream. Foiir ygars of he“ Be") balmy" and ~of’er There ' All the ‘1... .5: f -.
the WWW“? George m m? 9135 lessons and training landed him a niuSlC is (‘ohan's. while the plays ' t J .' 1., “3,1: ..‘. j
film?) begin; tomorrow e‘iemlflgthn part in Horace Heidt‘s "Youth Op- book is by Michael Stenart and John '.- “‘ ~' film;
1“ pera ouse as par 0 9 rtunitv Pro ram." The ou did . andFranPascalt 'i'v-Cv’V" a?
Broadway Nights Series He's done £3.91.“ ' ”vagudevmemegr pgrfor. 23 2”? eEiSOd:S(rt-m;;28 :“gftklgi (:3; Berry seems very fit tor portray- \ it"? I. ‘5', .'is’
58"”?1 productions ‘0‘ the musical, mances,” He also toured small . .“Sie if“. ) .. M‘fh i Ie t.) ing the patriotic tap dancer who 113.34". I; .’
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munitvtheater. er show hesaid him Especially, he said. since this then returned l :‘i'i'."'.'7a"‘ 7 {.‘.
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The 51‘)'ei"01d actor is 935“." ”’0' appearance on Ed Sullivan's “Toast theater‘ . ' we'haxe m g“ up 9‘” ' ' , . ~ 'ff'nfi ..’."? i
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appearances as we“ as three series talent contest ' Whmh certaml-V ‘5“ t t“ 53y he ntovrou' flight and run through Sol - “I. A ‘ V ,/. {tr-fl". ~31"“'~.'.:. Ii
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.-.\lamu~s Family” as well as a “The Dick \‘an Dyke Show“ and numerous dance tunes 3 p m Twin,“ (m, 53‘: 50 and 517 m, t ...)”, i. ' ‘ If ., 0 "L _ _ ’ 9-31.. Pt? 3“
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