Vol. XCIV, No. 207

Established 1894

University of Kentucky. Lexington, Kentucky

independent since 1971

Friday, October 25, 1991

K Police investigating assault on campus

By GREGORY A. HALL
Assomate Editor

UK Police are investigating an al-
leged assault that occrured Wednes-
day night behind the W.D. Funk—
houser Building on the main
campus.

A female UK student was physi»
cally assaulted at about 9:30 pm,
said UK spokesman Ralph Derick-
son.

"The vtctiiit did not want infill?

ment," he said She lives on cam-
pus, he added.

The alleged assailant was de-
scribed Wednesday night as a black
male, about 6-foot-2 with a skinny
but muscular build. He reportedly
was wearing a green sweater and
blue jeans. Derickson confimied the
description yesterday and said a
composite drawing of the man had
been made and was being circulated
on campus.

Dcrickson said the man was in a

red car.

“The car apparently came in off
Washington (Street) into that area
behind Funkhouser and then exrted
back onto Washington Street,“ he
said.

Derickson said police believe no
one else was involved.

UK Police Chief W.H, Mc(‘oma.s
declined to comment outside at-
knowledging that police are investi-
gating an alleged assault.

He would not give details of the

iric‘ident, citing the Buckley
Amendment which prohibits dis-
cIOsures of university records that.
if released would imade student's
privacy.

UK received a letter from the
118 Department of Education last
year. which warned the University
that the Buckley Amendment ap
plied to campus police records as
self as atatletiitc records.

xitCotttas also cited a provision
of the Kentucky ()pen Rd ords

STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART

Marty Brown, the rising Singer superstar from Maceo Ky irisrsts success has not Changed mm Brown
night at Breeding 5 on Main Street in l exington

(-RFGEANS- .-, i '

:6 pertarrried Wedriesd'w

Benefit raises thousands
for UK pediatric program

By KELLEY POPHAM
Staff W'ite'

l'K haskctttal‘ MHIKil Rick l’itino
was handing our tips last night. but
thev weren't for basketball
players.

More than soo female fans
showed up for 'l liret- Point Play, a
benefit to raise money for the Us
Hospital (‘liildreii's Miracle \ct-
work 'l‘clcthoti.

The benefit. held at the Radisson
Pia/a Hotel. was einteed by social
tte Anita Madden and featured l’tti
no and a fashion show sponsored h\
a local titlllllt‘l

his

It‘s that
time of
year
again.

Clocks should be set
back one hour Sunday.
The ofﬁcial time change
occars at 2 a.m., local
time. Sunday.

But most folks reset
their clocks before going
to bed.

The good news for the
majority of Americans is
that the change means
an extra hour of sleep.

lzach of the Sllfl women paid SH)
to attend. and all proceeds support
pediatric fat ilitics at the {K Medi-
cal ('enter. said l‘ri Evans and lso-
he! ('hewnitie. to t hairs of the ben-
efit.

l’itino. honorary chair of this
year's telethoii, briefed the crowd
on cheers. defensive moves and
strategies. l’itino also spoke . not
only on f K basketball. but on the
state itself

”'lhe reason I like Kentucky
more than tuiy other place he ever
lived is you're the friendliest people
I’ve ever met." Pitino said

Madden said she was "very comv

plimented past to he on :he slagt‘
wtth Rick Pinno "

(‘litwining agreed that Rick :’:ii»
tio brought some exciteriient to the
evening "l'hc women thkk'ti trots
long they got to look at him. ‘. said
you get to look and hear him for ap-
proxmiately .‘stl minutes."

Out of a “sense of dedication" to
the UK Medical Center. livans
originated the idea for a benefit.
Evans, now an employee at :he
Medical Center. worked .it St. Jo-
seph's‘ Hospital but came to the
ljnivcrs‘ity after becoming .i parent

See BENEFIT ”age :5

SAVE to hold regional forum
on environmental issues

Stall reports

UK‘s Students -\gairist the Viola-
tion of the Envuontiient will spon-
sor ”Uiiited through Networking." a
Student ltiitironniental Action (‘oar
litioti regional conference.

Workshops on campus tUld grass
roots orgaiii/ing mll he offered. as
well as oti lobbying. fiitid raising.
organi/ing meetings, hetiip. the
(iret'tis. forest issues and ‘tcgctmr
tilll\ll|

Registration begins today at 4
p Ill at the SAV’l: house. tot 'l'raii

sylvania Park. lhe :otifcrcntc will
be held Saturday and Sunday at 't'K
Student('enter.

During the sessions, several stu
dents from participating states wrll
discuss problems of apathy on their
college campuses.

fhe conferentc \H“ end with it
picnic at Woodland Park. writer of
Woodland Avenue and High Street.
at ll'itl p iii. Sunday Registration
is \5 for l'K students and l gxing
tori residents

For more inforiitatiori toiitatt in
he Blackburn at I“ ”of" .

Law, which protects ongoing ll'ch‘s
tigauons.

“We don‘t release reports of lllr
vesugations." McCotnas said.

McComas declined further com-
ment and referred calls to Derick—
son and Dean ol Students David
Stockhani.

“I will make no comments about
students." McConias said “You‘ll
have to get those student note infor-
iiiation lhrouglt the Dean of Stu-
tlcnts ()l'fitc That's under the fed

eral lays

Mct'omas said Stmkharn proba
hly would get the report within a
week. “And I will assure you he
cannot make a comment nutter thv:
sanic federal i‘aw ”

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lc'ttt

As of yesterday at 1. pin ,
haiti kiit‘i-k trotting til the tire.

"I have no inlorittatroi.
ham said earlier Ill the day
trig has conic to ill.
or tritotti. la is

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Speaker says blacks
need own university

By GRAHAM SHELBV

Servo' Stat? Wale"

Art lliontas rocked the student
.enter podium like it «Mb .1 pulpit.

HlUl‘lch. president o1 ('3iitrai
State Lniverstty, a predominantly
black college in \‘v‘:lbcrfoi;e, Ohio.
spoke at [K yesterday as pan of
the “hath One, "teach One" lecture
st‘l’le .sptmsored b1. the (Mine tit
Minority Student Attairt

i‘homas' speech at titties sounded
more like a sermon prompting one
audience member to say. "
basket nos, pass the basket."

While he did not ful‘ oat a Birth:
one riicssagc cam-e litr iue‘. -‘-i'i
tiearl} the strength 1' :t ‘
ltth‘ii

Binds college \ltld’_"‘ls are lit-ii."
edac'ittd a‘ black will ges‘

He stressed the iitityierL“: and
value (‘2 historically black; colleges.
saying that those itis‘uluiions pror
‘-ldt‘ htac't' students tsllh
”Afroeeritrit " perpe. l2.
.tiltutal heritage.

“ the cultural i‘CHLﬁL
i’ titted States of “lllt‘r! .‘a l‘ at
z.il heritage of racism
.lassism " he said

lllai l: colleges like (‘r-ritral Stat”
Howard Spelman \iiirv'i‘iouv: iri‘
others have acted _l\ cornerstones it
lilack higher education We
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By TYFIONE BEASON
mt: Writer

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daitiage, and the theatre s owners
sold the hurlditig ‘\‘tttttsc .t rc
trotted eittetisixc \\l\lf\ repairs
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charge of l[.\ rctimatioti f‘hatigcs
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The Kentucky Yhealre. which was closed alter a 1987 lire. 'irlaily wnl reopen tr: April oft) l
”am Millet who pushed for renovations oi the :

Kentucky Theatre to reopen soon

itivie house said it Wlli keep its traditional tw'“

'ton iletascd the theatre s i open
Jig, ~\fiith originailt \ta»

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SPORTS

UK TODAY

INDEX

road. Story, Page 2.

Wildcats take on Georgia Bulldogs on the

Dominican preacher Sr. Kathleen L. Harkins
will perform a one-woman show ‘Tapestries

of Our Lives‘ at 7:30 pm. iii the Newman
Center, 320 Rose Lane.

Marty Brown deliv-
ers country music

from the heart.
Story, Page 4.

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