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Celebrating 31 years oiindependence

' June 27, 2002

TOWN AND GOWN

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Firm presents plans for college town

Changes: Residential corridor, expanded
shopping district part of revitalization plan

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Headed to Motown: Detroit
Pistons select UK star at No. 23

By Tom Sow
SPORTSWEEKLY EDllOR

Tayshaun Prince was selected by the
Detroit Pistons in the first round of last
nights NBA draft. He was the 23rd selec-
tion overall.

Prince becomes the 10th UK player
to be selected in the first round of the
draft in the last 10 years and the 12th UK
player drafted overall 1n the same period
of time

One good thing about being selected
late in the first round is that it' 3 usually
a good team that makes the selection
Many draft experts expected Prince to be
taken by the Pistons as long as a month
ago The Pistons rebounded last season
by making the playoffs for the first time
in six years and ended their run with a
series loss to the Boston Celtics. Most an~
alysts said that the lack of an outside
shOoter to compliment guard Jerry
Stackhouse was the reason for the loss.

Prince will help greatly in that area
He shot an average of 35 percent from
beyjciiiid the three- point line in his career
at

Prince had entered his name into the

See DRAFT on 6

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HEALTH

Researchers test
cancer vaccine

Assistant
Professor of
Medicine
Edward
Hirschowitz,
one of two UK
researchers
testing a lung
cancer vaccine,
sits at the
hood where
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made.

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Lung disease: Treatment may prevent
recurrence; condition common in Kentucky

By Vaughan Fielder

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,LAW

Court rules against
Pledge of Allegiance

Unconstitutional: Federal court says

u K StUdents bUild ‘under God' violates Establishment Clause

SAN FRANK lhl 0 Poi ll‘i'l lll itinio l \l‘l ii'edor-
start your engines: Car ClUb returns to UK, 3; t y al appeals court \Vi-ditr-sd 11. di i? 'll' u lnl llnd w ill Allr-v

. . . glance unronslItiirioiixii bor‘ausrr in the Words “under
hOStS first campus race in eyghteen years Justin liaines, an God" added by cont/In» 11‘. im
engineering 590507. The ruling. if allow-U; to stand ii. o ins \( hooli liild
sits in the driver reii can no longer l‘ESCRLl‘ Iho pivdur- ii l! nst ll llllt’ nine
By Terra Ramsdale _ ' seat of the UK car Westei 11 states (simmer b\ the (nun

cowmaiirmn worm entered ln In a- ‘ l dec ision ii e iltl 1i 8 ( lll uit Comt of \ppeals
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We are . All” 18 “5”“ "t .k‘ml’m“ thehporls ' ‘ Engineering stu- ieligion in iiolation of il in ( onsri lulion 5 Establishment

. . ( ‘1" ( 1”" “l "\“wm” ”Will’- I l‘ 1“" ’ dents designed and Clause, which requires a separation of church and state.
enjoylng aurood to ‘l'ijl‘llil‘iilllli‘lvl the sport to ram built the car which ‘A professum th .T on are a nation under God' is
pus. Tll" M ( A and l h haw teamed up . cost 9'5 000. identical for Estahl lishml i1l ( laiisv proposes to a profes-
our l“ lll'ms’ HUW‘I‘M“ I‘IH‘IHL' to U‘Vmumii ' sion that we are a n; ii on undoi losus a nation under
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rebirth_" integrate Lexington and ['K sparked a
rebirth of the S(‘(‘A on campus. Anyone
including faculty. staff and students
can race in 8(‘(‘.\ events By placing:
- George i'ilnlpt‘llllilliS on campus. the SH‘A
Schweikle, hopes to draw a larger l‘i‘oWl and 21:11”
head 0i the more entries

Central Kentucky The first of two races to be held this
Sports Car CW] 0' summer took plau- Sunday at (‘ommon
““9”“ wealth Stadium liver l.lil racers showed
up to compete. l'K engineering students
raced :1 car they built themselves. and

other l'K students also raced

See RACE on 2

The Student Newspaper at the University of Kentucky,

god] because nonn oi thew protos- ions can be neutral
with l‘PSpPCl to religion." .liiduo .\3l‘rod T (imdwin wrote
for the tlu‘eojudge pain i

in (‘anada whore i ll“ Kid" in Bush 11 is taking part in
an economic summit “hill Housr spokosm in said: The
presidents reaction was that this iuling is ridiculous '

“The Supreme ( ouir itself begins each of its ses~
sions with the phrase God saw the i nited States and
this honorable court Fli‘lSCllPl‘ said The Declaration
of independence refers to God oi to the ( reator four dif
ferent times. ( ongress begins ear h session of the Con-
gress each day with a p1 av er and of course our currency
says ‘In God We Trust"

See PLEDGE on 2

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Downtown gets jazzed up with
‘Summer in the City' concerts

Bands. crowds. street side beer
vendors. Marrii Gras beads. beautiful
women doesn't sound like some-
thing that Would happen in Lexmg
ton, does it?

But on most Fridays throughout
the summer, it is.

Lexington has launehed an ei
fort. “Stunmer in the (‘ity." designed
to provide entertainment and draw
people downtown on the weekends
And. judging from the second week
of the concerts. they haw done a
pretty good job.

A series of Friday night ('oiieei'ts. .lazz Alley. provides the
most lively and college oriented part of their et'tort The l‘lt\
Closes a downtown street to ears and invites talented hands
both local and national to play, The performances are tree
Best of all. they are loeated on streets with liars. and 1 art» on
the street sell beer as Well. The beer is pretty cheap. too
$2.50 for a glass of Budweiser.

The week I went. historic Mill Street was parked \yith peo
ple perhaps the most l have seen on l,e\iiigton streets \llll‘t‘
the Wildcats Won their "Sill i‘hainpionship. liven the [itlllt't'
seemed relaxed and low key.

The Juggernaut Jug Rand. Wlill‘li played last weekend.
wasn't bad. They played an old-school Dixieland style ion. the
kind where the drummer uses only a snare But they didn‘t do
much to stir the crowd, and the dance floor sut‘i'ered At one
point. only two children and an old man Were out on the tloor
The old man kept waving his arms to invite more dancers, but
nobody responded.

Most people clustered away from the hands near Rosebud.
Cheapside and the beer vendors. (‘oiiverst'ition people watt h
ing and beerguzzling. not the hand. seemed the focus of the
evening.

This week's band. however. will likely entire a little more
rumpshaking. (‘lub l)uli. a local band that pl:in a tight blend
of funk and reggae. is set to take the stage Their 'l‘uesdax'
night Shows at High on Rose regularly park the house to (Net
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raises concerns
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The architecture and planning firm Ayers Saint Gross presented their
college town plans for Lexington and UK at a meeting last Friday The
plan outlines renovating the area between the university and downtown
into a welcoming residential and shopping district. It calls for retaining
the historical and cultural characteristics of downtown while attracting

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new businesses and residents.

.\lthough the concept sounds good on paper. concerns remain about

how it will be effectively executed.

The historical appearance of the neighborhood must be preserved.
New construction should be made to look like existing structures instead
of something straight out of suburbia. Older buildings should not be de-
molished unless they are beyond repair. Measures should be taken to ren-

ovate existing structures. not just destroy them.

There are also concerns about the designs proposal for changing some
one-way streets like Maxwell Avenue into two-lane roads. There is no
room for these roads to be widened for turning lanes. Care must be taken
to ensure that cars waiting to turn left do not hold up traffic for miles.
Traffic lights will also need to be reset to take these changes into consid-
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Plans must also be made to attract residents and businesses to the ren—
ovated area. Many downtown storefronts stand empty. Millions of dollars
in renovations should not be spent without a campaign to attract people

to the area.

Finally it all comes down to money. Where will the money come from to
complete the college town plan? The city of Lexington and the state are experi-
encing a very tight fiscal year. UK‘s allocation from the state was again reduced,
It ircing them into some tricky fiscal maneuvers to avoid cutting programs. With
the recent coiporate scandals and their effects on the stock market. the econo-
tn y is showing few signs of long-term recovery Money should not be taken from
other needy programs to fund the college tovm program.

The college town program is a good step toward building a beneficial
connection between the university and downtown Lexington. As long as
the plan takes into conside ‘ation the needs of residents. students and
businesses. it should be a success.

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same newspaper multiple
times in one day I think peo
ple always hated rooming
with me on trips and such be
cause I Would always walk
into the hotel room and turn
on CNN I collect various
newspaper\ from every titv
and state I've been to I have a
closetful of papers from im

portant events
(like when l was
in Florida right af-
ter the 200i) elec-
tion) and papers
that seem insignif-
icant. But I still
keep them

And to think
it took the sixteen
years to decide on
a career in
journalism.

Iiust love current events.
(‘all me a nerd. but if you
asked me any question about
the Middle East. I could prob-
ably answer it. I find real-life
events even more fascinating
than fiction

Itt fact. sometimes real
life seems more bizarre than
fiction ever could be. Take.
for example. the saga of
(‘handra Levy. I'm sure you
know what I'm talking about.
From her mysterious disap-
pearance to the alleged affair
with a Congressman to the
discovery of her skeletal re-

mains in Rock Creek Park in
DC... the media covered it all.
And we. the public, ate it up.

I happened to be in DC.
on vacation when the Levy
story broke. The media fren‘
zy was unbelievable. (I still
have newspapers from that
trip. natch).

Perhaps you've heard
about Elizabeth Smart. the
14-yearvold Salt Lake (‘ity girl
kidnapped in the middle of
the night from her bedroom.
Her story has dominated 24-
hour news networks for the
past month. Every network
has interviewed numerous
members of her family and
questioned "experts“ about
who kidnapped the girl.

The biggest media frenzy.
of course. would have to be
the Clinton impeachment.
Who could forget the Starr
Report? The scandal made
words that were originally
taboo on the evening news
common vocabulary

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