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Vol. LXXXVI, No. H9

Established l894

Unwersdv of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

 

Proposed grading seal

H) STEPHANIE “ALLNER
News Editor

A surx ey conducted at 26 universi
ties indicates the use of a plus-
intnus grading scale is advanta-
geous to students. said Robert Ale
tenkti'cli. chairman ot the commit
tee oit admissions and academic
sltiiiiltii'tls

The Senate t‘ouncil recentl} ap-
proxed a proposal to coiivert to a
plus minus grading scale The pro
posed st't'tlt‘. to tie presentm to the
l'ntxcrsttx N‘llult' on April 25. has i.’
t.i'tt‘gii!'lt'.\ a plus and mtnUs tor
t'.‘tt’ll letter grade \Hlll the exception

UK professors
present show
of the unusual

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shock the audience ts the \ander
graph generator. a deuce that
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current shoots 'hrongh the bod}
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harmed

The program “as once presented
lt} [K prolessor ltud} Scrtlls who
carried on a great tradition. Troland
said Since his death no one has car
ried on the tradition oi demonstrzt
'iot.s

'l'roland and Strale} took tt .tpon
'lteit‘tsel\'es to start a new tradition

This demonstration is tree and
open to the public

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INSIDE

Cheerleaders were selected for the
1984-85 seasons. to find out who
made the squad. turn to SPORTS
page 1.

Spring lever is in the air and to see
how it is affecting the campus turn
to pages 4 and 5.

William Shakespeare‘s play "The
Comedy of Errors" has been up-
dated and opens tomorrow at the
(‘vuignol Theater. for more see FAN-
l‘ARl-l page 8t

WEATHER

Today will be sunny with a high in
the low to mid 605. Tonight will be
clear and cool with lows in the upper
303 to low 40s. Tomorrow will be
mostly sunny with a high in the mid
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'l‘he surtej. cttiiipilHl ht Joseph
B Ftigate. a protessor of inathenta'
iCs compares experiences ot
schools currentl} using a plllhrfilllilb
scale :‘tccordtng to the survey on
dergraduate grade point tits-rages
increased at totir schools. stayed the
same at three and decreased at only
one lllli\t'l‘\ll\

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‘Cascade of thoughts’

Gateways to cities. war/(l artifacts, will he /

H) l.l\l S. K H) \H \
l-Ixecutne Editor
Haunond Belts. director oi the
Honors Program. has longed to
stud} the gtitewap oi cities \e\i
Spring he “ill have an opportunttj.
to spend a semester on research
without the ttmeconsttmtng iililltltt
ttoits oi teaching

Belts. also a professor ot lttstor}
recentl) was named t‘ollege ol .-\rts
& Sciences Distingutshed l’rolessor.
and already he has had a “cascade
of thoughts of subjects" he would
like to investigate

His ideas include the stud) ot
"great artilacts shunted back and
forth across the world" which he
would title "Loot End of Empire".
an examination of the anti-hero and
why historians often are smgled out
as failed individuals. and research
of the gateways of Cities

“I‘m very much interested in the
emblems of empires." said Belts.
who specializes in African colonial
history

His teaching

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lion lielts e\t‘elled in all three
areas sat-t .lohn ('hrislopher. asso
ciatc that". oi .-\&.\‘ and chairman ot
llit‘ \Atlf'l‘ and Honors t'ontnttttee
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uhtt o-‘et acts well utih students
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contlttnatton oi thrill and modest)
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in " he said “Hetts' interest iii his
tor) \tas inspired h} Robert H} rites,
.. European histor) professor at
Rutgersl lli\'t'i‘.\il}
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mented Byrnes. saying. “He's the
person who converted me to histo

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oppor'ttntt} to hate a semester oi
lt'.i\i- to do research and then pre
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week leave ot absence tn Spring 19%
to research iii l-‘rance his let'lut‘t'
topic. which probahl) will focus on
his specialty of imperialism and At
rtcan colonial histor) "I was inter
ested in French histori and encoun-
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Board of Trustees
approves donation
for endowed chair

tar! o/ professor '5 research while on year-long leat'e

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"aces The women‘s Debutante
Stakes. six miles. will start things
on followed by the men's Bluegrass

day

peatedly until he reached the door
o: the examination room

Baker said the student then "tore
ii' the 2aid threw it in the waste»
hasket . walked right Ill. picked up a
2opy ot the main. sat down and co-
pied all the iorniulas he d menr
2il‘1/t‘tlt‘lillll down iii the margins ‘

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‘l‘hat's 2i pertectly tair way to do

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as challenging as learning the infor
:iiatioii itselt lle ottered advice on
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head over the whole damn test.
fie said \iste!‘ the easy ones
mist liont change your answer.
iirst hunch is your best one
:in1ess you re penalized always
it you dottt know

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Stakes 12 miles. and the Marathon
Stakes. 15 miles

Team members will dmde laps in
the each race. excluding the Mar
athon Stakes. All races will be held
at Commonwealth Stadium

Deadline for entry is tomorrow at
-t pm. Entry fees of $10 per team
and $5 per entrant in the Marathon
Stakes must be paid to 303 Student
Center or Farmllouse fraternity
First~ through third-place tinishers
and winning teams will receiye tro
phies

The LKI) toot race. tive kilome»
ters. will be run Saturday at t: .to
p m. at the same location .-\n entry
fee of $5 must he paid to NAB by to-
morrow and trophies will be
awarded to the top three tinishers ot
each age division. male and teiiiale

Each contestant will recene a T
shirt
The ES t‘amdharn held will he

the location of seyeral eients begin-
ning at 9 a m . including a tlea mar
ket, tugo-w'ar, l-‘rishw contest and

announcement of the Royalty win-
iier A rugby tournament also will
be going on thrOughout the af-
ternoon along with an arts show that
will feature color photographs for
sale

Lush Pile and the Carpets. and
the Breedings Bunch will provide
music from 2 to 5 p m and 16 to 30
hot air balloons will lift off at 5 p m
for the Hound and Hare race

This is the eighth year for the bal-
loon race which has “always been
one of the highlights." said Nancy
Froning, hot air balloon race chaira
woman The winner receives a CH”
culating trophy

Band parties also will be held on
North and South c mpus court-
yards Nervous Melvin and the Mis-
takes will perform on North (‘ampus
while the l'sual Suspects rock South
campus Food will also be served in
a luau-type atmosphere

it weather does not permit events
not completed Saturday will be post
poned until Sunday V Ellegood said

rush, expert says

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makes it false."

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words and phrases to 'i ggei' 'ti2
memory essay t'\22tits re} 2i: 2,
recall Again Baker
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make sure they look 22' 'l‘a
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tor essay tests and copying it down

trozii memory. ot course in the
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t'ross-references, such as "see

question three are
Iiiiieistiiiiitid
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Baker recommended that "it you
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state that point ot \‘lt‘\\ so that the
:i2structor tan see you really know
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and try to hlutt the iii-

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lie chastised students who use ”117
croscopic or sloppy handwriting that
2r2- hard to read He warned stu-
dent s to Use appropriate words and
'22 watch spelling It either is incor
i‘ect he said those mistakes cast
ton!” on the crediliility ot the rest of

'tie 'es’

Finally Baker suggested getting a
good izigii‘ s sleep hetore an exam
so ’hat The be mentally
\ylien handed the test. he ini-

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Several campus departments assist
seniors enroute to graduation day

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teporter

You re going to be a senior next
l'all You have your graduation gifts
lined up. your senior trip planned.
and Job interviews loom on the ht‘l‘l'
[on with brilliant promise

Not to rum your dreams ot a
bright tuture. but remember that

statistics course you thought you
cool d by pass because you had high
school calculus" \yrong Many stu-
dents dritt through their college
years more concerned with the date
oi the next beer blast than with t'ul

titling all ot their college and mayor
requirements only to tind their
walk toward the diploma hindered
by a semester or two

Donald Sands. yice chancellor of
academic affairs. said it is easy for
students to overlook a college or de-
partment requtre tent. such as the

  

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course they need
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read the catalog to he stll'i' 'liex
completing these l't‘qtltt't .‘t‘.i't"~ 322.
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it s ieahy a shame that it takes

s’iidents tour years to realize
iey ye iie g'2e2 ted a tourse and that
:22 2 may not be able to graduate as
scneduled. shesaid

tioodiii said A&> requires to hours
22' oi ahoie juttlttl‘ teyel for a bache
at: of arts degree. but most students
do not realize this She recommends
222: plan sheets during the tumor
ye ai ‘ iegardless ot what an advis-
2" might tell you. ' so that if some»
thing is missing it can be made up
oetore graduation Physical educa
'zor. service courses one hour
do not apply toward a stu-

dent ‘s mayor. she said
"the most practical advice I
mold git e to a student would be for
that student to read and reread the
catalog. ' Goodin said "It a student
dis2-oyers that he or she has missed
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