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E] t' board rules on vote controversy
Guilfoile continued. procedure Thursday after Bill materials from Vietnam. officers will be made at the ‘
Asgétffimlnfggfgmf The election board passed the Bass.asenior in political science, —That the right of women to Student Center's Great Hall by
Part-time students will be ruling after finding “nothing in decided to run as a write-in control their own bodies be Gmlf'ouen “probably around
allowed to vote for the new the UK governing regulations or candidate for SC preSident respected through repeal of all midnight .April 19, he said.
Student Government (SG) of- in the Student Government Wednesday night. laws restricting the right to Explaining campaign en-
ficers April 13 and 19, announced constitution” saying part-time YSA referendum abortion, through an end to penditures, Guilfoile said
Tim Gujlfoile SG election board students could not vote, GullfOIle Accompanying the ballot for forced sterilization._and through presidential and Vice-
chairman, Thursday. said. SG officers will be a referendum repeal. of restrictive con- pre'Sidential candidates are
Part-time students can vote Write-in procedure . formulated by the Young traceptive laws. limited to $50 spending apiece ‘ ~ .
only at the Margaret 1. King 1" explaining other election Socialist Alliance. _ ‘Thfit the right 0f the Al?‘ and senators are limited to $25. . , .
library from 10 a.m. to 10 P-m- procedures, Guilfoile said any Students Will vote on their palachian people to control their They can spend" the $.50 . _
both days of the election, write-in candidate can run for an preference of candidates for US. own lives and land be respected anyway they want'to. Guilfoile .
Guilfoile said. SG office and can attend any of president._ through a ban on all strip mining. said. and it doesn t] necfessnrily
“Students won’t be able to vote the SG debates. They Will also be asked . to Ballot counting have to be the retai va ue. .
twice," he explained. “For part- A blank line for write-in can- respond yes or no to the followmg A representative from the However. he said the“ can- .
time students there’s only one didates will be left under each Statements- Dean of Students office will ob- didates must present the original -
polling place and one master list alphabetical listing of SC —That the right of the Viet- serve the counting of the ballots receipts or copies of all 8X- .
0f names.” presidential. vice-presidential namese people to self— by the election board in the small penditures t0 the SG office by 5
The students must ShOW their and senatorial candidates, determination be respected ballroom of the Student Center P-m- April 19- A copy Of all
ID cards to vote. and their names Guilfoile said. through the immediate and total April 19, Guilfoile said. The printed materials must also be .
Will be Checked Off the list, The election board ruled on the withdrawal of allU.S. troops and announcement of the new SG brought. Guilfoile added.
The Heniuckg TGIF weather
The present temperature is 66 degrees. but you
must realize this is being written early Friday .
' morning...Just the same. look forward to
beautiful warm weather in the 70‘s through
Friday night. accompanied with a 60 percent
chance of showers and thundershowers. We like
VOL. LXIII N0. 124 LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY April it, 1972 to save the worst news for last. TGIF.
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Fuller. a world man ‘   .
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m a world community :5- " ,_ . .
3." KEITH BRI'BAKER one ocean. surrounding the land Lexington was that of “Johnny fl . " . =
Kernel Staff Writer and moving around it “like a come latelies,“ . : -» a
Speaking before an overflow giant merry-go-round." Ull- “All of their laws are based on .5 o _ . \.
' Student Center Ballrodm CFOWd t'ortunatly. he added. man still iiiyside versus your side.”Fuller ___" ”i ~ ‘3‘
' last night. famed architect- thinks of “the four corners of the said. that a new world citizenship i“
philosopher. Buckminster Fuller world.“ is necessary. A new technology is ._ ' .
said it is time for man to accept Fuller said man used to think of necessary for this world com- '
himself as a world man in a world the "wide wide world" as a “sort munity. he said. '
community. of snadwich between heaven and In technology what is im- “’6’ " - \t‘
Fuller. sponsored by _the hell." portant is not “what is the most. .
Student Center Board, explained ()nce man learned how to move but what is the most for the least ,
the evolution 0f man‘s in- his feed through technology he ...it‘shighly possible to take care
. volvement with his environment became more mobile and of all of humanity with a much i
from the days Of early Egyptians scientifically began to see the higher standard of living by 1985, . *
' into the future. He said so much Earth a little more clearly. but bureaucrats don‘t think,"
change has taken place in his The population has become so Fuller 53m
lifetime that “something fun- mobile that “every year 20 ' 3200 billion
damental is taking place in the percent of America leaves town; The major powers “spend 200 , . ,
universe.” that’s to say. every five years billion dollars a year on war, on
' Because the Earth's sufrace is America leaves town.” killing. . .this is not just 200 billion , .
75 percent water, the men who New demands dollars, this is all of man’s _, '
dominated the water would Fuller said that with a moving technology.”
dominate the Earth, Fuller ex- population there comes “new Fuller explained man has the , '
plained. He said Great Britain demands for a representative mind and the technology to t i
' was the first nation to realize this government.” In terms of change the world into a positive Buckminster Fuller: "Every five years America leaves town."
and thus dominated the world. population statistics Fuller told value. unified working system if (Staff photo by J. C. Seidelman.)
Fuller said the oceans are all the crowd its relation to he made the effort.
By NEILL MORGAN According to Tim Guilfoile. SG students have been neglected;
kernel Staff Writer administrator. Maury hasn‘t neglected by the few elites who
The race for Student Govern- signed the necessary papers for seek to continue their pet
‘ . ment (SG) president took another an official withdrawal so his projects." He called Maury and
8 BC tlons 'turn—and maybe a twist— name will remain on the ballot. Jeff Gumer. vice presidential ,
Thursday as two more can- Bill Bass. a senior political candidate. “the true and only
didates dropped from the race. science major. has entered the alternative to the present cir-
one candidate who quit decided to race as a write-in candidate. In a cus."
jump back in. and one write-in candidate forum last night in . .
9 .° candidate entered it. Patterson Hall. Bass said ' Gumer said in a telephone
It S getting hard Both Jack Layne and Tom students needed more alter- lhtel'VleW last night that he and ‘
Kendall decided to quit the race natives in choosing an SG “3qu ‘f'OUld stay In the race hilt
in favor of other candidates they president. he did" t know hOW actively they
felt could do the job. Layne. a Layne said he quit because WOUld campaign Uhtll they had
0 senior history major. bowed out ”the campaign was damaging assessed thell‘ SUPPOl't
t0 t8“ the candidates in favor of Scott Wendelsdorf and my ability to study effectively.“ . . .
Kendall. a junior in elementary llc endorsed Wendelsdorf As of last'night. five candidates
education. has endorsed Kent because “the incumbent has the remained in the race for SC
Maury. advantage of knowing whadt to do :residegt. along Wishlhgaufry iii: .
° - .whosaid Wednesday he and how to effectively 0 the ass. co en es or. .
WIthOUt a score card w'iigdxigidrawing from the race. things needed." incumbent; John Pirolli. a Junior
decided to reenter because a Kciidall withdraws political science major. and
‘ large number of students asked Kendall‘s withdrawal David Smith. a sophomore in
him to do so. he said. statement said ”the interests of social work are still in the race.

 2—THE KENTUCKY KERNEL. Friday. April 14. 1972
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- If you‘re looking for a way to on the material." BasicIGerman Accelerated Will
I TRY THE . beat the language rap and if ..N0ne of the other language meet thIs fall MWThF9-10150for
' . ‘ s w / a language. then cut the ole four type of program.“ he continued. Gcrmant German 221-10 and
, I" ' " ‘ semester drudge into two This is the first year the courses German 22-10 will meet MWF 12-
. I I . semesters by taking German. are being offered in the fall 1:50 for six hours credit.
.' l . wt, 1.2; The German Department is academic term. It is on an ex— The combination of hours may
-, , . '- ADVENTURE ‘ ,4 offering two accelerated courses perimental basis.“ lead some students [0 think the
. . for the fall semester: Basic The courses are a courses are harder or more
‘ -' , German Accelerated (GER 121- “iimesaver .. Wonderley said. difficult to comprehend, but with
. _ -. s_ YOUR lNTRODUCTORY FLIGHT AT 10 and GER 122-10) and In- They will 'be accelerated by the increased hours that
. BUCKEYE FLIGHT SCHOOL termediate German Accelerated concentrating and combining the problem disappears, said
. - ‘ (GER 221-10 and GER 222-10). work load with emphasis on the Wonderley.
. , ., . Each accelerated course S k d dd d
. . Justclip the at t tifi i i i . . ' ' [)0 en wor ' he a e I . ‘
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' . 2:12 V'QUI'llzingldeslsonsor simply to find out if flying is for you. There is no year‘s study Into one semester. be listed together in the class man Department no onger
. . , i a ton. we 0 ars is all ou . .. '3' ' - ' -
IOnIy Buckeye Flight School oiterspsbu the nationally recognized Flightech W£ ve Offered It for several SChedUIe for the benefit 0f the I Q q u l r'e S p l a c e m e n t
Pilot training program. At Buckeye you’ll fly in modern, carefully main. summers," said A. Wayne student but are not examinations.
. . . tanned aircraft under the direct supervision of an experienced professional Wonderle h ' f th l. l '
.. . . 3:32: .Eisgu'ctfry‘eu'ttupractace manuevers in the new, computerized Link I y. C airman 0 e They appear to discourage “We feel the students are
. availabletdeatgl'ling guerylerl‘gge geyonuerw'ersati,nirr:igost advanced curriculum german Department, and have takmg the courses by insertiug a competent enough to go into
. . een very successful. We had a note saying ‘a student who Signs whatever language level they
1‘ . . TRY THE FIVE DOLLAR ADVENTURE . small enrollment and students up for 121-10 must sign up for 122- best feel will serve their own
, . . . . , .. PHONE TODAY FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT could concentrate more intensely 10‘," Wonderley said. interests." he said,
: ~ " ‘ 255-3388 Creepy crawlers coming
. , I. - Buckeye Flight School, Bluegrass Airport, Lex.
‘ _ . 1 8" PAUL MONSOL’R l t‘ f b ‘ ' '
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, - . . . l GRAND OPENING : kernel Staff Writer How many bugs does the insects is that they need no
s. , ~ . ; , I INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT ONLY 55 with this I Right now a horde of bugs are museum have? special care for preservation.
. .- . ;' Certificate I winging their way from Thailand “That‘s a hard question. We outside of drying. “We just use
. . .I l I to UK. By mail, of course. have at least 50.000.:' Freytag moth balls to keep other bugs
,' . , : OFFER expmes D'SCOUNT PHONE 255-333;: | Several boxloads of Thai bugs said. “We have any kmd 0f bug away. .lUSt dry them OUl and keep
f ' ' . ' 3 APRIL l5, I972 $5 FOR APPOINTMENT l have recently been shipped to you want to name. The most them dry is all you have to do, the
. : . . . . . l: I UK's taxonomy department from unusual would probably be the 'doctor said.
, , " I CERTIFICATE t on agricultural experiment Largemfthss" Fret/tag said- “We (‘ollection old
. , _ . . , 0 station in Thailand. according to ave a 1 51295 0f insects, the UK‘ . '
f. . . , L_-_3:c:-E:-E_FL_'GE-SC:IOZL_—_BL-UE GRASS AIRPORT J Dr. Paul Freytag of UK’s smallest being the size Of a grain the 1830?:gtot?::c;;::eiites from
. ,. , _.._____.___ taxonomy department. of pepper.“ he continued. The bugs are collected by
1 ~ 9 - ' .. .. . .lf‘ey‘ag ’5 “S" the Overéeer 9‘ “The most unusual bugs in students and professors They
. -, . . . , .;sv?i37§§3.§15 g I I. - s .s [K S bug museum, WhICh 15 Kentucky are probably the rhino are then classified mounted on
. . ‘ «r- ‘ l T l a l 5 t ‘W” tucked away on the first fl f . - ' . l
_ , , . a; more??? 41:; the A . 'lt l E oor 0 beetles and the praying mantiSI" pins, placed In wooden boxes and
. . . _ 1 .. , st “o stationgiicsu "”1 H tipenmem P Wag” ”K's ”Side” bug ma“ med 0" “9”“ Or 1" “‘bmets'
- I , .. § ~. seem % W covee a ' sald- What about the Thailand bugs?
.s : ' :- - 1 " " "‘ :i we...” " .. 3‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘. .
. it 'Ii‘ , 7i 3 P Lg; § 5? ‘ 3? . H i a “There are a lot of good things
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' 1 . ~. is I .“ bugs are “5"“ {0“ ”seam”
- . . , z . st: 1 1-..- Studies and are loaned out to
.» . ' .s " e . . ~ . . _, o . _ , other universities.
. . . . _ [A _- 1"” SW'"9 '"’° 5"”"9 Wi'“ "“359 "a” 9'3"“ ‘°'°’5” A major result of such bug
. ,1 . . f . Red 5 _ 5 studies is to help know which pest
. .1 . , gal. drum suzes 12.50 al. . . . . .
- - I 397 Waller Ave. 251-8941 Mandarine Orange 9 does What. “sen-61g said there Is
. . . 1 gal. sizes 3.009m - mismformation in other parts of
. . _ . a =, ' . . . Magnolia Yellow ° the world" about bulls. The Thai
I , ”I.” Magenta Red Fayette Glass Co Inc collection has helped to pinpoint
I , _ ‘ , ._ fg' . Sapphire Blue " ' which insects were damaging the
. .5- ’. . {up-'3 k 105 Cisco Road Call 25571087 rice crops in Thailand. The Thai‘s
I. . , ..I-' .. . ”133353 -- had selected the wrong insect as
. I. . 1.? ’ a . the culprit.
‘ , , ., @ 17.953 W: Hillel Brunch A Thai graduate student is
. I 9/00 lit“; . 5‘ JV. . doing his dissertation on the Thai
.' (6 a 212:: “a" 62,-: 90* Sun. April 16 - l l a,m, insect collection. Three other
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W f (1 THE KENTUCKY KERNEL, Friday. April l4. 1972—3 . '- i ;
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Dean Drennon and Dean , » " ‘
IBlack‘s office numbers were ‘ ' . j I‘ j. ;. ,- .
Iwill Incorrectly listed in yesterday’s ,- g, .
0 for Kernel. Both deans have moved '3 .
iiate their offices and are now in 257 , n It . . .
Patterson Tower. ‘ _ . ‘ '. . i
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"EGGHEADS, ETHICS and the Ivory 0 r The GUYS . V tit-II ‘-
Tower” in room 214, Student Center. Topics: - . . '. . .
f‘er‘ “Responsibilities ot Scholars" and ‘ - . ' .. . '
”’ "Responsibilities o1 So_c-ial Scientists." , ‘. “I . . . I . .
lger WOMEN interested in working with the 1" .I - .
3 n t Council on Women’s Concerns Radio Show, i I - ,. _ .1 I. -.
call 258-4358. b. k a - -._‘ '. j g
MCGOVERN campaign wants workers;call DOU e nlt Double . . V'
are 2504353 or 255.0000._ . | : _ ~ ..
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into WORKSHOPS tor women9a.m., I p.m. and Knit I~ . jI: 7 . .
3 p.m. Saturday April 15th at aigelow Hall, * . ‘ _ ’ - ‘ . . . ¢
they Ulniversity of Louisville. Sponsored by . SOlldS & Pallerns 7i" . " a .j
0W“ KCLU Woman‘s Rights Committee. Students . . I I
SADDLE HORSE show to p.m. Saturday, f , . q . . . -
UK Campus Farm on Cooper Drive and ._ l ' ' ‘. . " ‘
Nicholasville Road. Hunter show Sunday. ,I , l. - 'j.
Proceeds go tor student scholarships. For . ' , " _ ' '-.
more information call 254-7654. . ' ' . . .
FILM presented by the India Assn, 2 p.m. Were $45 -1 L. “ ' , ‘
Sunday, Student Center Theatre. Admission . .I .1
the tor non-members S2. members $1.50 and w - ~ -~ -. i. .
children under twelve tree. . . ' ‘. . - .I -. . .
no BLAZER LECTURE SERIES Speaker Reg. 1’0 .- . 3 ..
ion Kenneth Boulding 9:30 am. Saturday in ‘ . . I- ,
use room 113, Pence Hall. All communications 2 5 I . . I . . I
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ugs COMING UP Were $55 . , L _
HISTORY ADVISING next week from IO , ._ » , ,_.- I
eep a.m.t04p.m.in room 1745,09tice Tower. - . I . , . . . , .
the CAMPING EQUIPMENT on display next 90 . s . .I It . .
week in Student Center willbe given away at ow - II ; . ._
a rattle Friday April 21. < ~ -I . _ .
COLLOOUIUM for all iournalism freaks o EVE , " -
0m 3:30 p.m. Monday at Adam's Restaurant, 1 3 ' '7 ‘ '
South Lime. UK Law professor, William . " . , ' '
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. So your'rein love. right? And you‘ve set exactly what legal marriage in Kentucky With these services. . money. he gets to determine where the i
the date and sent out the announcements means. The law doesn‘t support any revisions in family wIillIlive and what theirlifestyle Will ,I
I. and sometime in June under a bower of The "love. honor. and obey“ of many this very traditional arrangement. For be. He '5 in fact. 't ml): Iavz, head Of the i
‘ roses you‘ll be wed in the presence of wedding ceremonies translated into law is example. “a wife may not recover for household. Awomanw ore uses to follow 3
- friends and family. Maybe you‘ve made "consortium“and has evolved to mean the domestic services WhiCh are imposed by her husband when he changes domicue L
' . , ' some changes in the wedding ceremony: mutual rights of both husband and wife to marital status even upon an express can be divorced and '5 'hehg'ble for j
' ‘ ._ you feel you can love and honor. but not certain elements of matrimonial promise by her husband to pay for web alimony. In fact. any Wm“? who leaves :
I 0be)’- and you‘ll be pronounced husband fellowship; . - services“ and “it is said not to be rape for her husband 5 domicfle . Without due 3
. ,. ' and Wife instead of man and wife. The scrvic'es a wife is expected to a husband to have intercourse with his caueeI stands to be divorced. 383m 3
- , But if you‘re being married in Kentucky provide to her husband are exclusive wife by force. and against her Witt She is '"ehg'bl? for alimony: . . _ .
’ ‘ - and intend to have any nuptial bliss outside sexual intercourse and domestic services, expected to provide him With sex, it able." EV,” If the hesmhs'blhhes 0f domestic ’
‘ . of the traditional housewife and provider and the husband must support his wife serVices and financ1al support are to be
, V . , arrangement. it would be wise to find out financially as long as she provides him A woman who categorically refuses to JomtIy held. however, the assumption by
y » ; perform these duties abrogates her rights law is still that the husband is master.
. to financial support from her husband. “A This extends to ownership of all household ,
. ' . , R ER 2" L 90 PB . wife‘s right of support from her husband is possessions. “There ‘5 a general .
I ; L A . said to be conditional of performance of presumption that household goods In .
. ' the marriage obligations by the wife. Her possessmn 0f the spouses belong to the
~ ‘ - right. thus, continues until a breach of husband. SUCh presumption means
I . D UK ll d these obligations by her." Unless a necessity of proof by the wife of separate
' ‘ - . 088 red y nee woman sues for divorce. however. there ownership in this type 0t property." The
, . , are “no direct means" of forcing support burden 0t proof concerning any con-
. . I. . . from a neglectfu] husband. [I'IbUtIOIIS 0f the Wlfe t0 the hOUSChOId
.» b ll d ' 9 It is unfortunate that this economic iapart from dusting. cooking and
V a new fOOt a Sta l“ m . bargain where the woman tends the home cleaning) are on the wife. The general
.- ' . and the man makes the money has such tenor of the laws concerning women and
- , .’ Well. spring is here now. and with the would feel standing next to the dorm overwhelming legal support. It leaves their own possessions and earnings is that
. . '7 . arrival of warm weather we'll see hun» towers with their crumbling walls. And little room for innovations and subor- yes. they’re yours. All you have to do to
1- . . dreds of UK students sitting under trees those buildings are supposed to be brand dinates the woman to housekeeper, with prove it is sue.
. '. - . . .I and gazingin wonderment and awe at ants newi little opportunity for any other activity. Common law considers husband and
i -. . ’ ' and clods of dirt. But instead of sitting Who knows? With the way some con- Despite the fact that Kentucky law does wife as one legal entity. or “the husband
" I, . -' ‘ . around and kissing roots of trees. why struction companies operate. the new recognize the right ofamarried woman to and wife become one person and that
'_ ‘ - 7 don‘t we get up and do something. “What stadium could collapse before they could her own wages. her primary responsibility person is the husband.“ So after you‘ve
’I . » . . sort of something?" .VOU may 88k. take the time to tear the old one down! is to her home and careers have to be built paid the $6.50 for the license ($3.50 of which
. , . ‘ { Needlepoint? Watching clouds? No. President Singletary said that we will around that. is state tax). have had marriage vows
, ' , - » what l have in mind is to start working. get lots and lots of revenue back from all “Kentucky laws seek to make no choice solemnized. and have given up the last
1 . I - ' and working seriously. against the con- the extra seats that we will sell. Well. this between husband and wife as to which is name you've used for the last 20-odd years,
. g - » - struction of this new football stadium that may come as a shock, but we won‘t get any the head of the family." but it becomes you can understand that marriage means
I . I ' . . the administration and the alumni have extra revenue from this venture if we can't obvious that because the husband brings in never having to say you‘re a person,.
' planned. I feel that this could be the worst even sell out all the tickets we have now for
. ’ . i ' ' I mistake. in the long run. that UK could the smaller stadium. A new stadium will The KentUCk)’ Kernel
. . -. ‘ y . possibly make. NOT bring in extra revenue if the fans
. - - l have so far. heard only two reasons for have to pay $7.00 and up just to see our ,
i' the building of this 12 MILLION DOLLAR UK. team lose.
i ’ ' stadium. Proponents say that the old one And a new stadium will NOT make a
' is too small and that the old one is too old. winning team out of a losing team. It‘s the
. , * And those are the two reasons. players that do that. But if it does take a ‘ ‘ ' a page Of columns and commentary
' ' How the hell can the proponents (or the new stadium for the players’ attitude to
. I. . alumni. whichever you prefer) say that the change. well. we‘ve got the wrong bunch of KERNEL FOR UM.
‘ . stadium is too small when they can‘t ever. guys representing UK. . '
, , fill up the old stadium? If someone would .
- j . check into the records (if there are any). So who will this new stadium benefi ? h d
. _ ' - . , he would find that in more than one case feel it would benefit a few of those wealtthyll t e rea erS wrl/ t9
. , . last year. the stadium was not filled to and pompous alumni members who would
-' I , I capacity. . enjoy sinking their soft, cushiony tails into Palermo withdraws Mike Palermo
' 2 . And asfor the excuse about the stadium some soft. cushiony stadium seats. and A&SJunior
; . , being too old and dangerous. why I would who would watch. like a Caesar in a new I am writing this letter after having
.I .I II I. feel safer on the top row there. than I LEII‘SInVe. two opposmg teams battle it out (\glthdrawn tnlgy candidacy for Student For Wendelsdorf
. , . overnmen resident. M cam ‘ . .
i . . ‘ ~ Where could this money be Spent, if we initially been designed to iaise galilglrtiirbZ?‘ dorlsewané :0 ttake tlhls opportunity to en-
. could stop the stadium construction? 0t important subjects concerning all Of US' th Wan d (I>(Sji‘0ng y urge the supIport 0f
. , » .. There are an infinite number of ways we next year‘s tuition increase student 3 ed en es orf—Hamer -thket m -the
_ , . could use it. But I have heard this money rights. the thoroughly boring hature of &tngent Government elections on April 18
g . can only be used in the athletic de art- education on this I -
. ' \ i , ment. If this is true. why can‘t we usepthis CW5. etc. I have worked With the UK Student
. . . . I . money for the athletics department Ihad spenta good blt’bf time digging up Government as well as served as chair-
.. . building which is being built just south of relevant. ”“53““ figures {Or use in ma" 0m"? Ken‘UCky StUdentAss‘OCiat‘°“i
. . .I ‘ the Kirwan-Blanding dorm complex? MOnday 5 candidates forum, yet none of and have thus. in addition to UK.
. . ' ’ . ‘ That construction is in desperate need of them were mentioned. The reason for this aquainted myself With the Situation at the
' . . . , ‘. 'money. Besides that. it will contain Is that as my opponents addressed the 0th“ Kentucky campuses. . '
' .‘ facilities available to everyone for indoor audience one by one, it became in- I can honestly say that the dedicated,
.I . I I sports and. if I’m not mistaken. the plans IcreaSiIngly clear that none of them had any competent, and innovative leadership that
. ‘ ‘ 'I . call for classrooms to be built there also. Intention 0f speaking .to issues 0f real Wendelsdorf has provided this campus
I I II , . . i . f... .. , i Wouldn't that be convenient for those importance. II question for example, stands out as inimitable; not only with
' . i living in Kirwan and Blanding? Whether the price of concert tickets—while respect to our campus’ history, bUt 3150 in
I .- i . certainly of concern to us—is truly a major comparison to the other student govern-
‘ I i By the way. If the stadium was built, it campaign Issue. ments Kentucky. Wendelsdorf‘s record of.
' "- I ' _ i would .meah spending $12 million f01' In short. I withdrew because I did not newly established services and programs.
I , I I something that would be used for only 20 want my candidacy to obscure in any way as we“ as accompliShmehts in terms at
' :. ~ , . ‘ . - l if‘iét‘éé °§£§ $531.32? eiiiif't‘iié'ihé: first the srsrs wlll row as the central $323233: ”We” “ha"g“ ”ea" ‘°"
I . ‘ I precedence over what here at th c 0ice facmg them. All of us should make F . ‘- . _ .
. t universit e every effort to hear the cadidates speak. If or "he preSident, the. ttCket has an
. I I y. this happens. there will certainly be a equally competent indiVidual—Brenda
I ~ A So if you don’t like it. then complain. If mass turnout on the 18th and 19th to reject HamerI. Hamer'Is high level 0f perception
’ ' ". ' we do it long enough and hard enough and the politics or trtVta- and Skms ’9'" mm Wendelsdorf‘s talents
. Y t I in the right places. then we might get some Instead we will demonstrate our faith in and experience to Offer this campus
: . results. President Scott Wendelsdorf and his another year of forcible and efficacious
. \ capable running mate, Brenda Hamer leadership, Iurge your support towards
' , . . \ E.B. Rynerson. Jr. . This is the only logical response to the year. the" eleChOh'
I . I I 1%" Political Science. Sophomore : of experienced leadership and phenomena]
, ‘ . . dedication Wendelsdorf has given us. Ernesto Scorsone
. Political Science. Junior

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