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'l'be Lex—vnl News
vol. I..\.\'II. N0. loo Kern 21 University of Kentucky
Thursday. June 26. [980 an independent student newspaper Lexington. Kentucky
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. - _ i f .. ~ g» . __ FinanCIal aid
.9. " , . p: . .. . . . 3 cuts planned
. I _ W .I. . . , . __ _ for students
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. f; u. I. III III"; ' f K‘ - _I ‘ ' ’I 1‘ ‘ by congress
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i; I I . I " _ A} By WALTER PAGE
é; .. .fi ’2: ‘3'... ’ V , t. 4...." 'V ‘ - ~ new 9’3”? Occasionally. Congress stretches its
I, 5 - II '5'"- Iég‘ § W._, "'7 I ' I. V 9"“ tentacles Into a college student‘s
’2 if. . I, 1.. I I ”z... pockets. touching his very life his
I ' ,5; 4.5;? II I II .. ., usé finances. [his year. a large number of
II II I I I , I ‘ I .mfimw II I ‘7.- I ,a 51 students may find themsehc‘s short of .
”5;. I... I' III .. " " . f7; .. “chatter“ III_, -. mwkfii‘ ‘% funds. as L ongress TCVICWS and amends
I5; , ':“'- ~ -' at?" ="°‘- “3‘wa [egsavhwfl Its Higher Ed ucatlon Act II theIsourcc
:3 .' 2', , / i; Ii. ea???” ot Ia great deal of student finanCIalIaId.
é s . . III " ' I 1"th I. \i H; luesday. the Senate passed the final
m .. 4 -.. II II I/é I‘ I» if? ,» ‘ ,i‘ f: f " " ' "" copy of the IHIglIer Education Act oi
‘ ‘ .., - . - ‘r’ ‘ '-_~_I fit ,I‘"’I._. ;I {m '~ 1980. including a last minute amend-
. l ., 1 ‘ V .. H». .. We ment requiring sweeping changes In the
--’~ ' : "1*“ ”newer, . '~ " ifiiwfi-n“ guaranteed student loan program.
I. I th" by BENJH‘: VAN HOOK At l'K. the possible repercussions
Pr'nce In a can? could be tremendous. one official said.
“looking thorugh our hooks for the
A Prince Albert tobacco can serves as a pillow for Albert under the bench. The two were passing time in front of the fiscal year beginning Jul} 79_ mer 2700
l‘oley while his niece. three-y ear-old Terri Nichols. plays [7K Medical (’enter. students ruffled guaranteed mam
through KHFAA (Kentucky HIghcr
' I l / l‘dUCdllOll Assistance Association)." ‘
Most Of KentUCky River 8 oaks to c 088 said Dave l’ratcr.administriycassistant
in charge of the loans. “We have no idea
how main rcccncd loans from out of
By \\ AI] [R PAGE duIII dated '\plll l. NM) ”1.1th the dch- Ington Yaught ('luh. " l hcy I'cccncd state. but wccstimatc bctuccn |00() and
man “not \ltlll UlllUul Iccoid hundreds ot letters. a lot tronI organI/a- l500. lhat's 3500 to 4500 students who
locks tInc IlIIoIIglI 14 coch 25-1 ‘ llt‘ll\ and a lot from interested could beaticctcd at l‘K alone.
lock ()pt-Iatoi ('bailcs Hullmun Ian lllllL‘\ of the KchIIIckx Inei \botit Pt! IIIdeIdIIaIs." "lII—statcstudents goIIIgto l'Katbout
IIIoicIlI.III l2.000boatinIIougliliislock llllle “Ill be .Ittcctcd b\ the possihl} ('huck ‘ihuman. u\\l\tzint Intorma- 2700 of them. rcccned 54.700000 III .
on tlic Kcntnclu Rl\L'l III N70 last shutdown of locks lI\c through l4. IIoII otiiccrtorthe District l'nginccrot lcdcrally guaranteed loans Within the
\c.II. lIc"|ockcti”.I tc“ Inuit-than l.000 c\tcnding tIonI [llsl .Ibo\c l Ianktott to the (’orps. said "Because oi the past ll months. " l’rutcr sald.
( oIIIincicIaI tI.titIc has been iIIIII- llcildchcit. \\l1L‘t‘L‘ the south toik oi tlic iL‘\p()ll\C. Ihc ('orps ot l‘nglnecrs for years. many students have '
cvstcnt tot \Cill\. Hailinan silltl Inci hianchcs oil decided It was Incu‘ryonc's best Interest attended college on Interest-tree. tcdcr-
l.tiiI\ III \1.I\. ttIc( oips «It i lllllllL‘L‘l\ \n oppoitunily \\-l\ coco loI public to hold a public meeting on the \llUll- all} guaranteed loans obtained through
tallctl tlIc opciatois oi the Kentucky Icsponsc Iollomng ll‘it‘.1li11tlllltct‘lllt‘lll :Ion."said local banks But. It the cost—cutting.
RHCI locks to l ouis\ti|c.Ind told tlIcnI “\nti the public Icspontltd .I lot lchyonc Intcrcstcd \Hll haw an budget-conscious Senate has ll\ way.
that ilic( oips llllL‘llll\ tncltIsc locks inc iIIoIc than they c\pcctctl."s.nd (l-ll\lll('l opoiitunity to speak at the meeting. to that option “ill be limited
Iluougli H pciiiiancnih \ Incinoian- lllll‘lL'l. IoiiIIt-I ( oininotloicot the l er (‘onlinued on page 5 ('ontinued on page [3
CAR D la n'ng egistration demonstration
") | .\| R.\ \\||_|,|.\_\|s HHIIL‘C “huh t‘l-Hh t“ tlt‘H‘M‘IHH-ltt ~1' Hit! ”It: lllL'llthl\ also pioposcd scnd- would be illegal. but sucks "pCatcclUl
”it‘I'ttt' “'“ltttt l““t ”NIH“ MW“ [ht UIHNI" in}: \pk‘ilhk‘l\ Io \UL‘Iill l\\llC\ classes at resolutions of International ditlcrcn—
‘\\'U‘“l'“i‘ 1“ mt‘IIIhi'I \IIII llflw t. .I.I! lt'kill LlllllL'llL‘\ toI .Itlditionalcii'» ccs "
InlIItiiIatIoiI «\plilllllllL' \\lI.I1 “ill edition oi IiIltIInIation Since Its organt/iitiun In l‘chrutuy. '
llli‘ lt‘\lllgttill (Ulllllllllt-t' \ydltlsl llilf‘r‘k‘tl ll lllk‘ (llitll 1*» lt‘ltislIIIL‘tl “it: t“ lllt‘ 2““le hih sponsoicd ll lltlUtll l0
R“~‘""”‘”""'"”"HW“"Hm‘mt‘mm’mt" distiibutcti .It lllk‘ dcmunxiianon \ llic lc\il1)_'lun ('-\Rl) recently present opposing \Iths on the draft
" d“'”'”“‘"”"'” l" p'”"“ “FNMU‘,” \lillt'llk'lll opposing IunsIIa'IoII .smi ixiiud L‘\t.ll‘l|\ll a campus bianch of Issuc and a rally with scycn anti»
"" m“ ‘h‘m ( ”Hm” l‘l‘m‘ ("H h" ”W signed in st‘\t'l.ll lllL‘illl‘t‘l\ a: tin i x t \Rl) loci \lccltcl. steering coinniit- registration speakers. lhcy also helped
‘l""““"“"“"”” l“ "'l‘” PM“ "1 m" \"”' Inlgltill t lt'lL'\ mil .itm ht t':‘..’l1 m: In ’Hclllht'l. \tlltl that Ilicpurposcol the send people to ;I national demonstra-
‘1""' h'"“"‘ "I H". lt‘\lllllltlll rm“ lllt‘ ptt\\|l‘llll\ ..I ~p.t 1 <3. w ..tIiI/;ItionIsto“oIganI/copposition tion against registration which In
”W“. H” m" “"1 ‘1‘” ”l ”FMMHHH t "RIVs goals IlIII'HI'l1 I-Ht'” ‘ ‘-t I" " ’L‘lll‘t'dtmt' ‘ltltl tht' draft .. “CU’M' \Misl Ington and II dcnionstiation com-
liit- I. \inILvttm pump umpciating on .I l‘ttllllillll \llI l1 .l‘~ \uwul H‘ m. '.' to \lu twi IlIc meant/anon docs not Inciiiomting the immwihm of the Kent
unit Ihc national .Inti it'ilistiation com “I \l' “i" -”"' "“\““‘3‘1 “I 11"» “W“ ‘3‘ ""*’-“ """"°“"l"”'““ “h“‘h 5“”? ‘ht’t’tlntl‘

 ‘ \nne \\. ( harles 3.]. Robinson Paula Anderson
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tlumleme [Ill/(II I’hu/ni-iu/i/ii lt/lltll X/mr/i [ill/4H l
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Who WI// vote In 80?
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, Apatl ly bel Ill Id llO-VOte lllOVGl l IGI It Ill primaries
. . ' 7 “I‘m not toting in ‘80." 'l o those \\ ho did then and would [10“ ita suit- it}; merel) because ot a national no—vote mm'c-
Heardthat one j.ct'.’ lt‘s popping upallmctton able candidate made the ballot. se\era| points ment that has I'Is mots In (rpm/ii. no] in "
. . ' phone—iii shorts. on bumper \[lc‘lsL’l's. in dinner should come to mind: (mini/mire.
comersation It‘s getting to be more than a trend; l) Abstention does no/ count as a ‘no‘ \ote. Because there simpl_\ isn‘t any excuse to pass
_ ' ' it's almost a campaign slogan in itsclt, Most eligible Americans abstain lrom \oting as on \osember‘s \ote is hen one can always cast a
‘ . let‘s lace ll, lht-re‘s a solid point in this little is, \ote \iith a write—in. Perhaps it doesn‘t count for
. phrase, One must admit that the lk'ntoct‘atic I) lhc s_\stem pros ides an out tor those “ho anything; but it counts at least as much as not \ot-
incumbent isa tine human bcirigatid the Republi- are unsatisiied \\ith the listed candidates: the ing at all,
, ‘ " n ' " leader ‘Uls a dashing tigtirc it: old \\'ll' \\ " -—in \i -, - - - . .
. - 9‘1 pd“ . k. . * ‘ ‘ “IL ,( u . . . Once a man in is Americas highest ottice.
' lilms. but neither is \scll-suitcd to the toieigii and ,1) \\ itli or \sithout am indi\idual \ote. the , . . , .. , - ‘ -
. ‘. . ' . . excuses are useless. Americans ptit him there. It
. domestic problems that plague the nation. ( arter man \\ tilt the numbers tsins.and America is stuck . . . . . .
' - , . . . he doesnt li\e up to expectations. the utter has
is not an economist; Reagan is not delicate \sith him. lhose \\ll() crte their consCience as a . _ . .
‘ . ) . no one to blame but himself ll be neglected his
. - enough lor an ettectne torcign polics And And- reason not to \ote \sill ha\e the same I resident as \ote
erson‘s a dark horse. those \\ ho actuall} do \ote, '
. ' ‘ With a lield lilse that. none-ol-the-abose looks Mam ol the students attending 'i'K at this time A )tiung ‘0‘” cango to the polls ”1 \”“"”n”
.7 " . . . . . - s s- - s u s- I |
, .. prett) attractne lia\en t _\et \oted in a Presidential election; thisis 0' h“ “m ““5 home. HL ‘4” “"I‘ ‘” ‘*‘ nun
. ‘ But one rntist be honest. Man) are Using the the lir'st opportunity tor most. Man} uouldn't choice or he can ignore the Claim” .ompletel}.
poor choices as an c\crisc not to go to the trouble haw \oted regardless ot the circumstances. Man} Lllh“ ““5‘ h‘: “m ”“5 he hm no ”“5”” 1” teel
‘ ' . , ol’ \oting. lliis is made clear b_\ the lack ot \oter' more \\lll not \ote because til the names on the gutlt}.
turnout at tire primaries. Ho“ man} ot this_\ear‘s ballot. It's a (raga/i that man} “ill establiish the But \ihich. “hen one is honest. uould I't'll/ll
staunch non—\oters “em to the polls in "'3‘.’ habit oi not \oting \sith this. theirtirst opportun— ease one's conscience?
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Grad school not easy trig pct \iccls ln graduate school the ‘l "s.:‘;} it. EL’WNGI I‘ 7 .
niiinhei rises It) too—Son pagt's pct “gt-t. :, cf} WE BRING "
lhis is in response to.|ett lloxietton‘s per course \ot onl\ is one c\pectcd to i- RESI [ct ' ‘. GOOD . .
I . commentaii in the June I‘) edition ot leiiicrnbei \ihat one has read lot a (co ll P ‘ch THINGs b Lire,” :9,
- i the Kentticks Kernel months. biit tor the rest ol onc‘s lite ll ,4“, \ l 9}
, , - lhc graduate course in .loiirtialisrii 7\nI\onc in \iithropolog) “ho has a II/‘V’Jii;<..,, l ‘, ll " s ~——-77 / . L.
' ' must be cstrenieh casx ll all that \1i leaching \ssisrantsliip is espcctcd to l GENE ”I i’ [I ’1‘ ‘r.' ,7/‘\\ “‘ :fi
Houerton stlI\s is riiic l’er l‘_.(p\ l shtiltld earn a trill-course load and to reach (20 :lELECTgRALJ ' lr‘ . Vi \ (—44- ch . ‘L \7 .
i I change l'L'l‘l‘ (”Isl lskHL‘ \Htlitopologx hours a neck oi‘ticialh, cor‘isiderabh rl . ’C , L‘gll . W' l ' . 7~AV ‘.
‘ I‘ 7 tor Journalism \\c li.t\e no students more than that iii .lc‘lll.tltl_‘.l tot air // \A 9‘ 3* Jr ”:CIC‘ Iii" I "'
",L uho are llls‘iittlc‘ that lsL‘CP\ us \\L'll iiclo\\ the 7.)?" .' ll ' ’I: 5:} 31‘ I l»- s l»
.. . ‘ -'- ‘ 5 any -, _
. 4 Mstnl} passing time PMUU “HI 3 Z T—qs/ .[KPMTT i l” / / t. / W—)' C?
. . 5 [\tremel\ insecure larii iiearl\ U tears old. and tlieisin. . ) t“ s." / -’ . ' i
. . . . _ ‘ a C, . IVY" .I ,’~— . é ,
» . 6 (ant get a rob glei patent or a t\\o7I\c.ir-old daughter I us: KC“ \7.‘/'\ /l x. 1.0 ' Q
. 7 Don‘t care \\h\ thc\ d1thClk‘ li\e on tood stamps. public housing. a . , 7.? i .- Hik,‘ v-1": l ' £2 ii." i
. '. It's l\tremcl\ psetidountcllecttial medical taid and the pittance taht the 7'7 " {-3 ' “N iLr ell g.) .5..- \ )
. “c are not stibtectcd to discussions I rii\ersit\ Pith trtc tlcssdediictioris lot 7 " J (R ‘7 ‘ " 7 \ ’ . ’ _ 'T I 4:—
" - \\hicIIh cart be classilticd as "rittcili tisu- tuition higher tuition than that paid II .. J: 3;: b/v’: - "I‘ \ I“ . i
less ()iir ptograrn is corisidetabh b} tit'idcrgrattuatcs ilani not doing this ’ ’ ‘ 77 ’
more challenging iritellcctualli than 1‘" ill” "-“l «Us dll,‘ ”ill“ .L’lddlldls‘ mm-
. 7' running l1) miles a do} students or ni_\ acquaintance \\ c are ""“““”~—
. '. . ltirthcrmorc. [“kad at d responsi- struggling and no matter \sliat our
’ hh‘ pitsition a career position lot laniili situations are. \\c are all \Ii-ug-
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, ' mm" than It) \cats betoie deciding to e/Hic ti' _L'ct through school and do a l etters I
,' . return to school. and I can guarantee .L'W‘il li‘l" ~|l ‘i‘ll‘isihlny “s‘ are good .it. p0 Icy
I I 'I Mr Houertonthat m.‘ prmmmlflh “d. tor our oun bcriclit and also tor the
. , I’ . a piece ot cake compared to (iiadiiatc l‘k'm‘l” “l \“s'lk‘l‘ ”1 t—‘k‘mli'l letters:
. . \‘h‘n‘l ”‘ch “““ld h“ ‘l‘l‘il‘l‘nl‘ “ll?“ ( ”lnmlim‘nw‘ l'l‘" tlttil “l \lr H““’ \liolilti he ‘0 lltlcs oi lessand no more than :(Nl\\i)l(l\ llic\ \llHlllllk'Un7
I I l “Ullld ban- to take \\i)ll-\ homo .ti eiton s \\hich irnpl\ that leaching cern particular issues. concerns or e\cnts ic|c\.int to tlicl ls coiiiniuriit\
- “oils incitinic. or entertain clients iii \“l‘li‘l‘l‘kl” ”“l lV‘l‘k'sl lllk‘” ‘lllils‘lllN ’
. ‘mI\‘ iimt; hut in (nailiiate school_ it“. that (iradiratc School is .i “liistiri” a Opinions:
. e\pected aicragc «lax runs in .ippiiru snap. easi \\.l\ to lsill some time heroic Should be 9o lines or lessand shotildgneand e\pl;iin a position pertain-
matels llor l2 lioiiisaiitl rlieuoilsuu-t‘ lacing tl‘.c"re.tl"\\orld dothecntiteaca- trig to topical issues oi interest to the l ls toiiiitiiinih
. . , istfior d.i\s \ptitig Hrcals isa (Hm. rm detriie coriitiiirrriti .i great disser\ice.
I . catching upon “Nth. \L‘Yttcslcr limit. it and the\ should not be printed iii \\lt.it ( oritribiriions should be dclneied to Room ll-t Journalism. l niu-rsit)
. used to “or t. on ihcw. .. m1 is. .ittcr .ill. .tn academic iotirrirel of Kentuek). |.e\ington. R). 40506.
. 4 tllssc‘llillttitts
. I” undergraduate courses_ one I\ Deborah J. Donnellan. M.A. lot legal reasons. contributors must present a l K II) belore the Aiwti'.’
tt‘qullt‘tl to read one or tuo textbooks Department of Anthropology “'H h“ "M" 1“ “(mm m“ m‘”“"‘1
, per ci)lll\c_ pct haps tofio Wilt" iii ”Mr Graduate Studentr' Teaching Assistant

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THE KI‘ZNTl'fK} KERNEL. Thursday June 26. I980—3 . \-
Jorda l' ht E 'II " *
n en lg ens vansw e commencement . ,
By NANCY GW'NN “ .. .-.w._,,,.....e...,” .- ...,,,.., _,,..- . M. mm, -~¢ .- .u-My.-,,... m.” "‘N¢m-~fifl.ml .........,....... , . V
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Vernon E. Jordan madea speech last I , - . - f; ~ 5_ . L. x .i . t ' .
month at my brother Malcolm‘s com- 9 ‘ ‘W- . t, " . a»; “<31 , .
mmencementexercisesatthe Universitv i "t :7,” I ' 1" I ' ‘.”'\ t w ,2. k) i .
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ol Evanswlle. My brother graduated in g ' 3 "'§ "’ " . 'n '- ’ ‘5 g a ’ V . . ‘.~' . ’ .
, our hometown, Evansville. which likes“ ,1 2‘3?" x” 4!, ' - ' : a .‘ '. ‘0’ g ; § r V s -
Ft. Wayne is in Indiana. Ronald E; y 2" ~ .15“ r ., ._'- , E .” g,flm3 - «43‘1" b . - e i g : .' 1
Glass. the black detective on Barney; » " '- a; ,fl, - 3., t ' ' I V 'i .
Miller. was there too. ~ '- ' aw ’ . sf 4 f? ‘9 «W ' i Y
He had goiien his B.A.at the Univer— ' .-:.‘ . iv;.~t;ms. s . - . ; 7.." ,' L ,1 . . . '
sity’ of Evansville. and had returned to g .« . .' 9 ‘6}, 5,1“ . v ’-- ,’ .. 7
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his hometown to snatch this year's l . , ,n ,3. , "“35”?” (f ‘ ' " g , f -. . ' g
Medal of Honor. Jordan was awarded ~ ' ,’. ‘5": «f' ' W“ ,. l s' . , ‘ 4“ 5 ' 1
an honorary doctorate. l " . _ ," f," . "’3 I 1. zgijlfi “ -, ‘ »‘ I . I . ‘. ‘ . ,'
l heaveda heavy si h w'h I saw i e "l' i . ': ' ; H" 3‘8”“ -“ . .5“; " A 6’! , . - .
2 ,g e." =_ /' 1' i” ~~ €;'- ‘ . M _ .W‘. » ,’ j, / , ', ’.,
these two men sitting behind the ' , _// J; I r-» ... 1;», 1' ‘p’l 2 I“; \‘V ._. _ '1. kl / , . , l . , ~ '
podium in a crescent aisle of chairs. 4,“; 52;” ... " sf, ."' 3.3,); "'1’" I. 3.5 5‘ _s,‘ t s\'. > " '1'. ’t 7.5.“ ‘3‘; ‘4‘, {/10 . I? 1‘ . .' f
Ihey sat like symbolicyiew'els in apublic mz- ‘Hvsfy ' 3_ J. - 45‘ ’w‘ .~“ in‘ 5 ; - ” \‘K‘ 9 ' ‘ i“ ‘5. I " J t '
decoration. Jordan wiped his brow. “1.1. . . 'i 5' 4.3"" Iii. 1:33} <51 . ; a. WELCME .' ‘1‘} .1 ’ . . ' . E . . -
then commenced to tell about our chal— ' .. - i I '-"'~‘ H ' N" ‘7 - ‘. ' i“ 3 t.» e. T." I. mfl/A I i ”w l. i i i I ‘
lenge in the ‘805. .. \ .‘ .. . \ V M 1 ~ ' l Vi .‘ ‘
About a dozen black familiescameto I \x ' "\‘Hn - y . -. l ' l w t' f .
watch theirdoien graduates. The I00to ti ”3.3",” . 2%., *sz .__ '0‘ .- f” ‘m l .- ' '_ '
l ratio sat acrossthe stadium. alone. ina ? W§.Mfizfik '3' L535"’”.{”,L‘fyéf \ . . f .
separate section trom the crowd of 500 g 1 ”swf‘FfTLa-w; 31"..,-».~.r._. ,'~_N' ." .'-‘§’.M.. 1" E I g £_ ,
or more. “.1“; .-a£hi\:.""”"'. . .~ . i l :
Wiping the sweat from his forehead { ' ' ‘ “mm w..-..»..«.._u_.m,...c-.......-.. _PWM_ . M J . ' 'i
‘ again. Vernon Jordan talked about ”MW ”MM-h MN“ W m-..” l "M V _- . ' . > ‘. _
"coming out of the darkness." He said about. and then laugh it off. Gene "()h. he must want them killed." I mother had been stabbed to death and t' ‘ '
that America was experiencinga “dark Tichenor. a political opportunist who groaned. Someone told ‘l'ichenor that mbht‘d 1" h" Pmls's‘l apartment a few '
midnight.".lordan was right.because he likes to say something where it can be he had to be kidding. Then I reali/ed 3'08“ 880- l “OHds‘er how he could I i .
really had one hell ot'adark midnight in printed. told me a pretty good one. that it was all a joke. haye left her there. and I wondered it fl , ' " .
Ft. Wayne seyeral days later. “Did you hear about the letter Larry At the end of the commencement. Sht‘ had “CC" “’hht’d “can"? CVCF.‘ bod} ‘ . ". 'I i
“Dark midnight" was quoted in Tm“. Hopkins wrote to Carter?" he asked. Ronald (ilass madeashortquaint ‘right around town knew (ilass had money 5 .‘ . ' j
.Ilagau'nea week after Jordan was shot. "NO." on' speech after Jordan had stirred eye- “()Id people ney er want to mom." a , , ' ' '
He was quoted m the same article as “Hopkins wrote that iI‘Carter wanted ry body who cared. and bored eyery b— Iriend "I "1|th explained Ihat must be '
saying. "Help me. He been shot in the to Visit Jordan in the hospital. then ody' who didn‘t. ‘0- “10) ”H“! NM £10! Ith alter aw hile ,‘ " i .I
back." every American. black or white. who is "Well. that iust destroyed eyery'thing Moung must hs‘ lUr young people i i . '
Wiping the “H.“ trom m, torehead. in the hospital. should alsoreceivefisits the first guy said."groaned my brother. lhat‘s what .loidan was trying to sa\ 4' " i. i' .‘
like he had done seyeral times before. Irom Carter at the taxpayers‘expense," bCCaU‘C he knew the townspeople too "Hall's ”ll‘sl'l'tlhl .. "”CIP ”ls? [‘6 - '
Jordan talked about what eyery Isn‘t that ridiculous." I laughed. still “Cll. been shot in the black " ()h. I inean ‘. ' y. ‘
audience wants to hear the potential not knowing it was a joke. loo bad Ior anybody. that (ilass “back .. "“ C nth (”the out it! the duty ‘ ' .15
l N America and demoeraey_ lwo weeks “Hopkins wrote another letter to and eyery' other public tigiire ol his race lsncss." he said I wonder it Jordan has g 3 t ‘
later (‘arter made a speech about .lor- (iarlt-‘r 38km; him Ml} he was wasting isn't another eloquent L‘l\ll rights leader CH" “Ishs‘d hr s‘ould come out ol his : - . '
dan and used the term "conspiracy." the taxpayers‘ money on Secret Senice like Jordan. My inouldeis slumped. délrl‘mWM l‘il‘ kldlknc“ hunt: “It“ \lsiti i '_ I ‘ . .
Political zokes expound and abound men lot' Amy. illlhil because she walked What can an actor say" LIVCP‘ “I (“WW ' -‘ ' . .
in these [mu-e \obody can allord to d“ to school with two black girls e\ery- Ronald (ilass wiped his lace ott too > ' . .3.
anything but tind something to “0”} day." Itchenor said. I-yeryhody in town knew that his Nancy (.‘wi'nn isajournalism senior. ’ ' ‘ ': '
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Summer sends all back to the drawing board “ ' ' '
Bt \Illl. R. (QROBMAN “4‘.“ (“her than summer school Ps'riod. a time to ieeoyer and H‘L‘UPL‘HIIt' cleaily ’ .' ‘5 ‘ '

‘ Indeed. summer is a slow and la/y li'oni the long months of licayy mental llist lllv.‘ on Him! l-I\\H “huh needs . " . ', . .
Summer school is not one ol the nor— period ol interscholastic limbo twist acti\ities and pursuits constant tiiinining and \\.IIL'l ing ' "i .i ’
ma! unnersity school sessions. :\t I‘K_ reality and tantasy a dormant sports Symbolically. the academic \Illlllllt‘l thioiiglioiit the summer months_ in}. \ 1 _ i .
“noiinal" means that it would haye to be season. It is a time to dream and a time tot teachers is a kind ot death while the mind icqinies this kind ot nuitin ing and _' .‘
accompanied by either Wildcat lootball —_——_——- autumn is a tcbitth. an anniiall\ iegeneiation Ideally. it is .i time to y -' ‘ _
oi basketball Stiminei school is prim— repeated seasonal cycle lherc ate sitd~ iethink. ieticad. iegioiip. IL'lIIlt‘lJIdlt‘. g' . ‘ . i' .

ai‘ily an optional interim period sand- commentary denly no more student minds to mold. and sometimes eyen reimcnt the w heel .’ ‘ .
wiclied between two regular school new theories to generate. old lectures to Ihen. when late August ariues. l reap =. . y .
icims. mostly Ioi neryous secondary __._________._—__ rL‘étCIthtc. or conti'mersial ideas to test pear magically in im classroom ncwl\ . ‘
school teachers trying to I'C\I\C old cre— to lily a moment Ior reflection and In classroom discussions ()ne tisiiall\ wisc. itist as Athena sprang loith at lIL‘I . ‘ ‘ .
I dentials or earn new ones. eriant stti- reprogramming ie\erts to the mutant ol piiie test-arch. birth. lull-grown and completely ~
dcr][\ nugklng up IYICOIIIPICIC ”r luflcd [hr KICIII \“nyfinc' ill academia \CI’\C\ “I’IICh many PI’UlC\sUl‘\ IMIIIIIIICdl) AIIIIICd. IrtIIII IIIC llL‘tHl til llt‘l IIIIIIL‘I llIltl ‘ ~ j
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graduates attempting to graduate early. is user and there are nearly tour months 'CHMII/"IH‘H “W's“. “I C‘WFW- se\eral hch’m‘ ‘ -
and tired piolessors needing additional to rest and energi/e I oi some II repres- "C“ UNIV-'3‘ "TC being PWPi'Wd 1" ”W.‘ ‘ ' i -
income tor those summer months not cnts a change. where inteiesting alter- 4”“ ‘WW‘H‘HHHH- Neil R~ Grobman 5‘ 3" assistant pro- "
eoyered by the research Ittnds they nale employment allowsone tocleat the Questions emerge “ it) didn't I haw fessm of English. His summers are usu- -
might have had ll their grant requests academic cobwebs and poisons lrom “”16 I” ““W ”1" lims‘lt‘ 0' ”‘4“ htmk" i") "“’"’d for W'i'i"8~ research. deep
had not been turned down, the brain. Iorothersit ,‘fl timetolorget. Should I eliminate this dated course philosophicalcontemplationand sitting '
I rankly. Ior most prolessors and stii— tilled with relaxation. sitting in the sun. material" Should “‘0‘” Ih" “’I'“C "C“ “I" 0" M‘ neighbors‘front IIWH‘ I" "I“ .
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