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B Vol. XC. No.“ i . j" » Wt.” University of Kentucky, Lexington. Kentucky lndopondontotnen 1971 Monday, February 3, 1986 ‘
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It) inifln'i‘. RUSENTHAI. ing the explosion, or raised the tank -. . v. . .
Associated Press pressure to intolerable limits with ‘ . f. ' -.
thesame result. f ‘ .» " .. .
i‘APrI (,‘ANAVERAL, Fla. — This theory remained just that. t '~ ' _‘
NASA officials, increasingly confi~ NASA's acting administrator, Wil-
dent they can identify the came of liam Graham. the only agency offi- ' . "‘ ; '.
('hallenger‘s disaster and fly again cial speaking on the record, said : .‘ ._ ‘ - ‘ 3
Mini]. believe a rupture in the right yesterday that the agency still is .. ; ’
rocket booster lnay have triggered looking for other causes for the ex- , a ‘ 2' it _ ‘t
the explosion that destroyed the plosion. ":1 -‘"i ’-f- 5'2“,
shuttleand killeditscrew. Photographs released by NASA :3
NASA sources apparently feel so show a tongue of flame apparently . ' ,",.":.': flesh
close to a solution to Tuesday‘s tra- lashing upward from the exhaust of 2.5:.” s: e . .‘, ' .
gedy that they are talking about fly- the right booster rocket into an area ‘ “ 1} ~ ‘ “f- i . ‘. -_.' i ,{ ".- "
ing again as early as June it the that films of previous launches } - j,
testing and correction procedures showed to be clear of fire or flame. ,, a l Ps.‘ .4- “ h} , . "
are t-ttmpleted, The flame appeared in the last 15 _, if?“ x"- ’g f ‘ ,‘- - if
A flight that had been scheduled secondsofflight. sN' - . . ' - ' . :-
liy the shuttle (‘olumbia for June 24 . . . . _'1* " i . ; . . _ ; 5
appeared tobethe earliest possible. In“? flame “:5 somewhere m this i . .i _ , ‘ . g
search teams. fighting strong At- mum‘lidprfsanllsa'? '35.“? "ml: ' L- r . ' ' ‘ ‘ . . '-, . ‘ a
laiiiie currents, continued to bring in .he It‘ll"! b 0 un ay e eViSion ta ~ ,, f, ‘1 ‘ " l .- " .
(‘liallenger‘s spreading debris yes- 3 0V” _ ‘ l I ‘ '. ‘ 7 .- »
{Chili}. including a five-ton rocket He pointed to a “field joint“ _ the -. ' x ‘ I ,1 - -. "~ .
fragment The search area was ex- seam between the lowest segment of . . ( . l , . _- . f . '
tended to more than 40,000 square the right booster and the second seg- ' j . _ : .«
'nll(§“ ‘ . ment. The name comes from the t’ ‘ 1 - ~ ' ’ .‘
"“9re f'ijmt-a’ a '0‘ 0f empty fact that the segments arrive here _- . ' i ‘ . .
ocean ltl‘lall 53“] LL Cmdr. James individually and are put together “in - ’ . . ‘ . "l -
Siliipson, a (‘oast Guard spOkesman. the field" —at the center. _ . '
The apparent rupture in the strong . to “tattoos: w" \‘7t~ . , .. .
rocket easing _. whether at a seam “We haven‘t yet finished the anal- A pall' 0f tWOS - i I - i V
or elsewhere 77 had the effect of ysis and measurements on film to _ "
xllntln a torch at the side of Chal— ' ‘ . ' . ' . . ~. W '~
lenger'i fuel tank. The theory is that bclfl'rlig}(bfeggmgipgrgéietliliFhGgé Art enthustosts study images by Kentucky photographer Guy Art Museum. The show. called "Light at Hand," features some 1 . _ . . ' =
the flame either burnt through the ham said on CBS' “Face the Na- Mendes 0' the opening Ol an exhibition yesterday at the UK of the UK photography teacher's work from the lost l5yeors. . ' '
tank or it "destruct package." caus- tion." i '
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86113 Ol‘S 0 ice Olll‘S y e Ol‘CB , aln says , .. ,. V
Bi BRAlH‘iKWER "(lt‘s very third to enforce." Cain —'—_——————__— Originally. the bill's sponsor Views among sin titl't idls .ilwit .
Staff Writer sai . “T e o y ones you can en- “ . , . hoped that mandatory office hours mitt-involved St‘llfllt)l‘.\llll\t'?lt't"l!lit‘ ‘
force are the senators at large be- I dldn I see any difference excel)t for a few would encourage senators to become Monroe said he tint nttl lltl’lt‘t' .iii ' I
A bill forcing Student Government cause the college senators are allow more people around the office doing their more involved in student govern- increase m Wham. 1m ”WNW“. . '
Association senators to establish of- ed to set up office hours in their ovm . ,, ment. after the h.“ “.h .l -i . . h. . ‘ _
fice hours may not be fulfilling the college.“ homework or sleeping on the couch. _ we am. (“Hamill i:\-‘:f MI .‘.' , .
intent of its authors. Cain, who was a co-sponsor of the Theo Monroe (’am said the bill was n0l deSlElled hmre he“ le "hum. ,l‘wivluliw ‘t‘lvi'vi‘ - . - -
The bill. which was passed last bill, said the enforcement difficulty ‘ to affect the senators who were al- their ho p ,‘ k .‘ it; ., H . . .t‘L . '
fali. tries to make senators more ac- makes the bill “silly to have on the senator at large ready putting in office hours but to 0 ch .. ghetto; of s tt ltlllL ill. in . .
cessible to their constituents and en- books" # make senators who were not as in- C u _ ‘ _ 95d" . , V.
courage them to participate more in The bill, which requira senators volved participate more. hf‘aln- said he than not ilttllt'tlii till.“ ' .
the student government process. to spend an hour a week in the SGA regular office hours." Fischer said. “Most of the time. people come in. "W didn't h bl ‘ .. C . lc'l‘lmgt amongdt .9 hit'llltlloir writ elliit- . . I
said Donna Greenwell. SGA exec- office, doesn't stipulate that the hour “There are people that come in at sit around. talk and do their home- _ d 3W , a‘ttlehprtltemsh '8': t :35 93:9 am elsn t (L’l 1iii: ‘ ,
utive vice president. mustbeatadesignated time. the same time every week. as for work.“ said Theo Monroe. a senator :ldl ' It"e'“€irfhstlthge ingtle “or ' 5 ‘ 'A 5 . ”351 it” ”1"” ”M“ "“ . ' l
"I think there are a lot of prob- Most senators do spend their hour the secretary knowing the senator's at large. lmeted [51:5 .ab odse peop 9 were come more mm “d ' ; ' ‘. .
lems with tthe bill) and maybe it a week in the office although that specific hours —» I don't know of “No one came in and took advan- 010:; [‘0 gavjothan {9fr‘isenih‘he “Senators: know what lilt‘\ ttl‘t' _ ’ -
has turned out not to be such a good hour is not specified, said John anyone." tage of tthe office hoursl." Monroe :1”! ,entob an “e. ougl; ' “:5 e” elected for and stunt-tunes :t you ' - ‘ _ ‘
idea.“ said John Cain. SGA prosi- Fischer.asenatorat large. Because of the lack of student in- said, “If students had some beef [hale thgigeifmthgnstugijiit: :32; tr." t0 make Pt’OPlt' it“ *‘Hiit'lllmfi ' ‘ '. , . . '
dent. “It's just hard to know when they terest. senators have turned to other they wanted to talk to you about. them .. they're just as ineffective .it it met , ~' , ' .
(‘ain cited enforcement as one 0f are going todo it,“hesaid. activities during their office hours to they would see you at your normal ’ didn't do it in the first pidt‘t' tlt‘ . . ‘ . ‘
the problems with the bill. “I don‘t know of anyone that has pass time. hangout," However. there are differing sald .1 ' ' - .
S. Africa lecture begins : N.C. State downs UK, 54-51 : t
Black HlStOI'y Month - . Winning streak ends at nine as Wildcats shoot 32.8 percent
B) wrzxm'scssx SMITH “The issue of apartheid is in pub- * ‘ ”mam-"P n’P‘W“ . “It was a big‘ win for us." Nit‘. mt. t u <. .l ‘_ . Vi 1} : .;
Staff“'riter llC “mus in this comtry‘" he Said 5 . ‘ 1 ' V . V _ State coach Jlm \alVian Silld. Pli‘t” mm tL‘ tun It in It» i :l' ll .' : ' i. 'l ' I‘ I”: 'f
“It seems to be one of the major is- RALthH, N1. {\orthVCarolina “Overall. it was just a great college 3': j' _ ' V‘ ' . . . I, s .-,,.‘
Randal] Robinson. national coordi. Sues students are rallying on. I think ‘ ) . \ State [001" advantage 0t [1‘ 5 C001 bahketba“ game- Eddie Sutton has Hindi" U , , t ' ‘v t J, I _- ' _-‘
nator of the Free South Africa this lecture will be an excellent op- 32:8 Shooting percentage to hand‘the tioneagreat job with histeam-" HIW . ~ . . ' -, 5
Movement. will discuss relations be- portunity to hear someone who is ( e, m... Wildcats 8 5+5] 1055 m the” final Rallying from 3 nine-point deficit ”NW ‘ ‘ ‘ ., 3"“. '. ' " -' z‘ .
tween the United States and South knowledgeable on an issue that will '1. nonconference game yesterday. . in the first eight minutes of the ff?“ . .' ~ ' ‘_‘ 7'.“ "tr
Africa at 8 pm. tomorrow in Memo- affect this country and our lives in a " i ’ After narrow “ms 0"" mu's'a',“ game. ”‘9 WWW”k Closed the gap {Livy 2ft" it o. it .- u if n u ' ' 4-: ’ .1 ‘r :-"-. C‘-
rialHall. very profound way." _ State and Auburn last week. 1K towmatthe half. 9.51. ._,- I'll t _ .i a],
Robinson‘s lecture is part of the Grundy said Robinson is not just a - coach Eddie Sutton said fatigue was "In the first half, they stopped us .. . .' " r -. .i‘ (4'
Afro-American History Month activ- sideline observer but someone who a factor ‘" the loss for [he .‘l'ldcat‘s' rm"? d0”? What “'9 wanted ,‘0 d0 “f‘ H \l H u 1- .' '” . ‘ i .C
ities. has been involved and had an effect 3‘ who were playing the" th'rd game tellslvely. Valvano said. “hentucky p..." mm Ii: m \n n. .i . .o to ' l: I. . C’l'
Robinson, executive director of on the course of events in a very .. m flvedays. ‘5 as sound as any team you'll 59" '" Vim-"eh! 3‘ * ’ ~ - ' ~ t» y " f‘. ,9 mat-7
TransAfrica. a black American positive way. “I thought we gave agood effort.“ halicourt man-to-man. t: .11th h i .5 . . '_ - , . - . - ‘.
lobby for Africa and the Caribbean, Robinson. a graduate of Harvard Sutton said. “I thought we got tired NC. State then scored the first six ..;..; J t. 4 . « ' 1 ' ' ' ‘
has been one of the chief architects Law School, has been honored for RANDALL ROBINSON out there in the second half and that points of the second half and took a w I‘ .. . ' ' I
of the civil disobedience campaigne his achievements with the Congres hurt us. especially defensn'ely. But 29-28 lead on two Shackleford free I‘M“ [3 . . ’ - ‘ . '
against apartheid policies of sional Black Caucus Humanitarian . .. . . you can‘t expect to Win when you throws with 17:391eft. :in ‘ . ‘ . ., . - '. .
South African government. Award, Southern Christian Lead— ginfillcgghénrsonr: Ugffaisrasldcfi‘lail: shoot33percent.“ The Wildcats re ained the lead on lH-h‘r‘ i i 4 ' ' i V
“He has been an outspoken advo— ership Conference Drum Major for y ‘ p0 y - . . , -. ., . . . g _ loll-Is zoo l0 4: n. ,.. :t it ,7 u . ' ,-
. . . . woman of the Student ACthltleS Led by Chris Viashburn and Ed [)aiender s layup at 15.56. After _ .
cate for human rights m South Am' Justice Award and the Johnson PUb’ Board Charles Shackleford who each N (‘ State got two baskets from ‘ ' ’
ca." said Chester Grundy, director lishing Company Award. He is a ’ scored 16 points NC State upped W‘ashburn Kenn' w, l‘ _ "'"“"" ' u "- “ “N f‘ "‘"W'w W .. g .' ‘
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of the Office of Minority Student Af- member of the board of trustees at SAB is sponsoring the lecture with its record to 14.5 overall while snap- point play tied the score at 33 with \( st... II.| it l0 g
fairs. _ . . _ ‘ Hampton Institute. a member of the the Office of Minority Student Af. ping UK‘s nine-game winning 13:56left. “our...” . run
"The main objective of Robinsons CounCll of Foreign Relations and a fairs and the Student Government streak.The Wildcats are no“. 18-3. 9351‘"; p335 . ~
lobby group is to influence Amen- member of the Massachusetts State Association. .
can foreign policymakers toward a Bar Assxlatlm. :_ ,z , _ "g-‘H‘Vtéfi-Liif‘K‘fl‘lwm‘ l'x ’~
more progressive and enlightened “Considering the apartheid situa- “Robinson will be really interest- ‘15-“ “5.1%: l IK pharmacy prOfessor ' ‘
policy toward Africa and the Third tion is a relevant and contemporary ing," Payne said. “He has a lot of » pt :31; g
World.“Grundysaid. issue. we worked together to bring experience with this issue." E~ ,"J ' “ fr- : roe . .
o s-y t [1
Senate debates general studies today Tome. "" ”a". "' receives ear sen e co
C points “0 n o By SEAN ANDERSON riage before the third month of prep.
single game Friday. For the Staff Writer namy, .
Byt‘YNTHIAAPALORMO the proposal will be passed» he Sald- potency test requirement for credit story. muons. Page 3. Sieg was also found guilty of one
Assistant News Editor “What I llli‘eard aha the Iiecember forthigjlschgolforgeignlangluageshed UK associate pharmacy professor felony count of theft by failure to
meeting a in 3“ equen conver- l a °Pl . l "09058 is 5C ‘ . . ’ ‘ ‘ make r uired dis .‘ition of tlrii s
Discussion of the proposed general satims seem to indicate consider- uled for implementation in 1988. Hi I m Ak' 7;", 3?"? Slegohvss 20$ figiggai while walking as mpflommnm cult.
education requirements will contin- able suwort from the faculty, al- That freshman class would be the 0' m m charges involving the theft of drugs stance officer in the College of Pharr
ue today at a special University Sen- though there is some opposition," he first class required to fulfill the cur- Mel". For 0 ml": '0' 9" from UK. mm? The jury recommended he r...
atl‘l'i‘eeefiigegting which will be at 3 5m ”mum m"°"“ The Jury recommended that Sies ce‘Way'u'riin prism (ted
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P-m- ‘" 1"? Mme" ”a?“ Eight amendments are left to de- t- The fii'c‘fl'mg 83'5"] ed“? ' $33,123??? me years m prism firileheoriuray irrigdfiiizgiiii: charges of
Building. Wlll focus on venom bate. but Canon said amendments to 'm‘ w . l? propose: . . He was convicted of 16 misdemea- theft by failure to make required
ed in Se t. 1m to re .
amendments made by some faculty amendments can be made on the was appomt p - ' ' dis itionofdril
members. Because the "mains Win floor of the senate The amendments View the current general sag”: nor counts 0f :ceertmguftolen "g 8?; was foundgrslot guilty of illegal
deal only with the Formal. Some relate to the humanities crmdlsci- ””3"” and 'ewmmmd. "mm“ ""7 M l' 0" '0 W my a-nd sum f'nedo me man h trafficking of drugs a (‘lass (‘ felo-
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Chairman Bradley Canon said he pllnary, social sciences and cross- 23:? :31 deIliB‘eg‘yeTfezsndral-heedx- m d roll! with tho high “timfile male wasfikgd‘ Jags ny.
m the Whme package M“ In cultural requirements. tion at UK. ‘ .M‘ a. W “ ”- sale of Western ”mimics to Sieg was . arrested . on
votedmedey- . m M vii be a 70 pharmacists tlroughout Kentucky. Novt 13.1985.athls home by officers
.17”? '3 ' 3°?“ CM“ ."’°.,‘”‘" At the December meeting. the sen- if discussion on the general educa- W M a "in m The suppositories are used to treat from the UK Police Department and
.“P'Sh 't up today. Canonnuld, but ate voted on seven amaldmalts to tion proposal is notcompleted today. “w k “W ‘ “ women sufferiig from premenstnnl the Sheriff's office “'9 arrest W?
‘t salways hardtop-edict. the proposal, but only one posed. it will continue at this month‘s regu- “ syndrome and luteal phase deficien- the result 0‘ a threew‘mlll “W03“
Chances are reasonably good that This amendment dropped the com- larsenatefneeting at3p.m.l‘-‘eb. lo. ’ cy, a condition leading to mlacar- SceSI-LN1ENCE. Pages

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, ‘ , = , . , SUNDAY MONDAY Crosby, PhD; if interested call 7-7761 or 272-7m7
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_ y' ' ' ‘4: ' . 0 Concert; Center Sundays Series: Vincent DiMartinO. o Exhibitions: Exhibit ’Photographs by Guy Mendes' con- gog'crlznitl: ASELviceepbryLUmted MQ'hOd's' Student Center,
, -‘ 5', trumpet 8 Schuyler Robinson, organ; Free; Center for the ttnues; Free; CFA- Art Museum: T-Sun 12-5; Call 7-571'7 , 2,4, Baptist Student Union- TNT- Tuesday Nite Together;
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, 2 11 UK Jan Ensemble i Concert: Free: Center for the 2/13: Career Workshop: on resume writing, interviewing
Arts, 8 p.m. Call 7.3145 techniques and lab search strategies; Free; 201 Matthew:
2 11: Entry deadline for Intramural Table Tennis (5 It D): Ildg.; 5-6 p.m.; Cain-m
135 Seaton; 4 p.m., Call 7-2898
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2065C; 9a.m.-l p.m.; Cain-3843
2'13: Last day for filing applications in college dean's of-
fice for a May degree
2/ 13: Symphonic Winds Concert: Free; Center for the Arts;
8 p.m.; Call 7-3145
2/ 13: UK Basketball vs. Alabama at Alabama

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It almost took rfection for UK to Pevlon 36 n is 2 a 4 2 3 2; , :E' 9 The Value of playing a team such highlight of the game." L'K coach ' .
shake free of Aifiurn Frida night Morris. 35 5 s 2 s 2 2 a :2 ' as the L'niversity of (‘harleston this Terry Hall said “And that was be-
but that on] indicates the cayliber 0t :12'“- ' i: 3 I: i i g ; I I: I 2 _ late in the season might be ques- causeourdet'ense really hustled." I - " l .
basketball thesetwoteams la ed Whlleh‘h‘h. 3i 2 5 o 0 0 6 ¢ 4 .22» “ "f- .2' I tioned. although Lady Kat Shelly Hustle is nothing new to Miller. ~ -‘ ' ,
. I . p y ,‘ Howard l2 0 l o o o 3 0 o i, I »' ..I I , "f Miller said it was just what her who had six points and tour i‘cv , ' . ' '. _
Led by senior Kenny Walkers 24 M.Jon:\ 27 s 7 3 4 s l 3 i3 » ~ . 35 “1/ . team needed bounds The 6—t'oot-1 senior has been ' ' 4' '
points and strong reserve play from ram. 100 30 47 II I6 I9 n 20 'II 9' ’ 1. v, . . ' .,~ . " .. ‘ *
so homore Cedric Jenkins the Wild- II "1,. .’ 4%} ..u‘ti. a? lhe hats. 1_'4 merall. defeated aquiet enforcer oitthe bench .. . - -. I
eat; lled awa I from the stubborn . “stun ll ' .« ' u a“ We the «Ho Golden Eagles, a National "1 try to keep really intense." she I' . . ,' .' I {I
Ti erguBl-fl I" {30m of 23 320 fans at 229;" "g; I: '1; '; "2 I: g P: l: ‘J . ’1 ‘, .. V4», Association of intercollegiate»Athlet- said "And 1 tind the less I cheer on '- . .' -' . -. ‘.
Rug Arena ‘ Walker '3: 40 l0 [7 4 s a 2 3 24 . if“ 1.3 .- “sf " “'5 “L'h‘ml ”“34 ”Hm." night In 519‘ thebench, the better I do U * -' ‘1 . 'I'I I I"
fisher la ed What I thought was Biuimon . 20 l 4 o o 3 2 .i 2 the if?“ *' - I. The morialt‘oliseum Miller. who is playing only her -.’A '- 1; II?
a ”:0? bitsketball ame .. said 32:32:" ' 3; g E (2) 3 i 3) ; :2 ' II ‘ a“ I ' ’1 ‘4' i3, Iaa‘; The ill—point total was a Lady Kat second year of college basketball. " , ,. I ‘2' iI:
Augfirn coach Sonn ngith' whose Madison-...” N o i o o l o l o W. . M . “34"“ 42’s» __ single-game 59"“"8 record and the 9133‘“ some at the power toruard " '. f 'r',"':
team fell to “<7 ov3erall and 6-3 in """Im-v‘r. 2‘ 3 4 2 3 7 2 4 s . d . ‘ At. . a; 'l' . Kalb. “2 901mS 1“ the second half 590‘ Friday night. although >ht’ hi” ‘, ', 2' :1.
the Southeastern Conference “They 0"" 19° 3“ “ '3 '7 33 1° 1' u " " Ia " . if "” was a 1K record for most points in mostly been used as a backup center -I I -; , <
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ffifigtnofi everything we could throw ..., _ “...". an. ...“si'fs'fm...,,"1'1'5§'.,",'_ I «W . ' I 'Is' *- g; "I think in our case we needed a ”I really like the center position ' I ' .I .‘
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S's-{$33335 the of thegbebst college ‘jI‘. “$521 'I W V ‘1. ‘9' our confidence back." ticed. like setting picks and moving .3 If}??? '
. . . - - - . “am; tar/v 7" 7 Kentucky may have needed some Without the ball " '4 : 22's.”: 7","
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IgamcsIIl mama", lnrfiiivedirghbltn‘: points. l 3 ga e hlgh 24 gay,“ 943‘ ‘ , ('tlllllil(‘ll('€‘ alter being soundly beat- Although Hall benched Debbie ~ .: '1 *‘ . 2932:".
(lgg'ed mtlgtter lonibgaht' losinu ltlhen Moments after Person's dunk ' K we; . if “1 1" h‘m‘i‘ l’l' LOUlSl'dna State 75““ “1”” Friday mghl and m0"9d .' " 4 ‘ l 1": 35-5".
rho: did when the' wong down Tiger forward Jeff Moore banked in . » l 1“" “"‘ek That game. coming after Karen “05195 0"" to center. ”‘9 '5' I- .' l 1.5»; f1'"
tle'e ., 3 ashort jumper to tie the game at63 ‘9’ x . ‘ a big win over Tennessee. was ln(llt" Kats' halfcourt game plan has {in " ‘2}
I\Al/‘ith its ninth straight victorv UK With Auburn riding a wave of mo- \ , 3:» ‘i a“ 7 ‘ “me ”t m“ K3“, up—and-down 593' mam-V be?" I” g.“ m“. ball ”3 1““ "” ~‘ 7 " I
improved its record to 18-2 overall mentum. UK circled the wagons and ' 3’ 35:; l ' ' I 1?? mn' . Dame MIH‘T' “he” men} “'11" 1" _. "I '
nd ained a one—game lead over Al- turned back the Tigers in the final a . . a ‘ ggg . , However, Miller said the teams in. that isnt always the Cu>t, .il ‘5; I ~’ >‘ I‘ ‘.
ab' I: 'n the SEC witha 9-1 recOrd six minutes. ~ V ' .L’ 3 ' ,-.»'. mental 5'4”“ l'CIlliillL‘ “WW though ~‘he mm" 95 her leilllllllillw ' . .' 8 .
a Kun‘hln out to a 41-34‘lead at half- “I think we have a pretty mature g” 339‘?” ' " ’flr . (g ”1 “9'99" thought “9 had a” all“ are ”“mmg 1" 1‘4”“) h” ”‘9’” ‘ - - -. ' '9 ;..'
time thegWildcats continued to build basketball team “ said Roger Hard- 51%” . "=1 v. r " , .. . "‘d“ pmhk’m‘“ ”he 5"“d ”n." W“ “l 3”“ figure ‘f I get ”pm “”‘l "a“ ; f ‘ I.
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on that margin midway through the . _ a 03789" lg t‘mfl’gflé '~ “7 ' cli 9km 9 " me it tome " Rhelh \1 ll ‘ ' l ~ - ' '~ ' " "
second half. With 12:46 to go. Walk- 14 pomts on 6 0f 14 shooting. “We ‘£,v“" , it: I , . ‘ h g - . . - ' 91 NH" . . II I_
er hit an eighpfoot jumper to put the kept our composure and our poise." ‘.‘ .. '- -.' Z , .. ., Miller and the other Kats may I. .. ' f . _L ~ ‘
(‘ats up by 13 at 59-46. After a timeout, UK came out and ,. 91. ., I-IIW w II WIIIII'" .. If. III M . , .. WM have wondered if they wouldn‘t click . ' I: '