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ByGREG HARTMAI‘VN anylsuch regulations. It has only chose four students, five faculty liniversity Senate chairman. winkle about 12 times last
ASSISW'" Managing ltdltor limited documents, such as members, and four ad- --Walter Maguire. assistant semester. and prepared two _ .
For .the last five months a “Policy Guidelines for the ministrators to draw up com- dean of students, drafts of time. place and manner .
. committee headed by Vice- Management and Allocation of prehensive regulations to govern «George .1. Ruschell. assi‘ tant regulations at their last meeting - .
preSIdent for Student Affairs University Space,“ “Regulations time, place, and manner of Vice-president for business af— just before Thanksgiving. .
. Robert Zumwmkle has been Governing the Use of University demonstrations. They were: fairs. Zumwmkle now must combine ‘
trying to. draw up a UniverSity Facilities by Registered Student --I)r. Frank Buck. chairman of --l)r. John Scarbmough. the two drafts into a policy ‘
policy for. handling student Organizations.” and "Policy of the Senate Advisory Committee academic ombudsman. statement for President ()tis Q .
. . demonstrations. the University of Kentucky on StudentAffairS. -—l)r Paul Sears. faculty Singletary's approval. . .
_ . The need for gUidelines extends Governing Speakers from ()ff -—Joe Dawahare. residence hall assistant to the president. The two drafts. Zumwinklel . ’

‘ back to 1970. when the Student Campus.“ corridor advisor. ~Al Sharp. Graduate and said. represent different. _ ~
(‘ode wast reused in . the af— Registered Organizations --Carl Fedde. Student Center I’ r o fes s i on al Students philosophies. Draft A. which he' ~ .
termath of the May disorders. .. _ . Board preSident. Association president. called a "majority report.“

That fall the (ode was changed to ‘ Demonstrations by registered -—I)r. uarrett r tthmgm-t -—Scott Vt'endelsdorf. Student lt‘iiWS ”NW" “D [0 th“ (hSt'I‘t‘IHT‘l .
say that students could blUdCht UrgdhlldhOhS are pretty chairman of the University Government president. of administrators. Zumwmkle: .
demonstrate and protest but they “'9” COVOI‘Ed 'by [he 9’05th Senate. --Joe Burch. director of L'K‘s said Draft B. a “minority ' .
. . ism-tron 3.4m ”must obey the documents. Zumwmkle said. ‘ - ‘ Public Safety Division. report.“ put more rigid .- .
, _ lt'niversity's regulations as to Spontaneous ones are our main .--f< rank Harris. Student Center Met l2 times restrictions on what ad- .
time. place and manner. ' concern. _ director, _ . , ministrators could and could not
However, UK has never had Last September Zumwmkle --Dr. Sheldon Rovm. former These people met with Aum— Continued on Page 3’ Col. 1 « ' , .
' THEOLD NORTH WINDwillbe responsible ‘
' ‘ for the temperature turning (0'69r Monday. . ‘
‘ The high is expected to be 30, the low Mon ‘
. ' day night in the teens. Travelers WAR- ‘ ,
NINGS continue as snow diminishes to '
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’ cumulation is expected to be two inches.
. t Odds that you will be snowed on Monday are '
” 5 i, lOl Monday night. .
I . ' VOL. LXlll N0. 84 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 40506 MONDAY. FEBRUARY '4'. 1972
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. ByJOHN (‘. SCHENKENFELDER representatives may have forgotten to mention According to Refstecker. about 30
. . Kernel Staff Writer the agreement. refrigerators rented at $22.50 a semester were .
. . - Several students terminating their rental Mitchell Poulium, a sophomore who is now terminated atthe beginning of .spring semester.
- . . contracts with UK Refrigerator Rental are leasinga refrigerator from the company.said no The company. he said, is losing money. "We -
. ' complaining to the company about having to mention of the withholding, verbal or written. didn't pick up enough new contracts to com-
- sacrifice part or all of a required ten dollar was made. . _ pensate for it “ .' . .
. ' . damage deposit. Another company representative said that all The company's agents were reluctant to
- Chris Refstecker. a UK freshman and one Of 0f the $10 was “0‘ returned m many cases furnish the name of the Lexington businessman .- .
' . h the company's agents on campus. said because or damages or because the refrigerators who owns ['K Refrigerator Rental. At the time «
' representatives who sold orders for the had been .kept too long. Refstecker explained that the owner was tem-
refrigerators were supposed to tell the lessees Accordmg ‘0 the FQHSU‘aCL the lessee must porarily out of town.
that only 57-50 or the ten dollars WOUId be agree to put Up an mma] $10 damage deposn He noted that all contracts were signed to
. returned if the contract terminated at the end of WhICh WOUId be hSCd by the rental SQFV'CQ {0" encompass dates from September through part a
. . the fall semester. damage resulting from misuse and-or of May. “'I‘echnically.” Refstecker said. . ,
' The $2.50, Refstecker said. was withheld as a negligence. . _ "students have no grounds for terminating the .-
_ penalty fee for additional work and bookkeeping Th? COMM“ has "0 PFOVISIOHS about the contract in the middle of the year.” i
. that is required. termination of a contract in the middle of the ”'l -. . II t" l t’ l' . '
Refstecker explained the agreement was SChOO' year. However. phrasing in the t . ts ta :)l~ltrtd.Ut ()r,l,10t,().m iiiinlga‘prltitJ-dtirft
‘ verbal and the stipulations “may not have been agreement reads. “Said deposit to be returned it") 3:)”. m“ l 0' one “m‘bter 0" 3‘ 5‘“ e ' '
' . . made clear.“ He also pointed out that some With interest." 5 “ H '
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” 2-— 11”: Kl‘IN'l‘l't'KY KENNEL. Monday. February 7. I972
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i :5 , . I » togethers. theme parties. general small liilk HH‘ llk‘ l'Ult‘. VV.. h I V _ V 5 . .
V -. I, .- 5- . . , (mu-hm lt eall be it tillle of immense ,, .5 I , . ;_:‘.>..=.V g V. V
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3 . . a , 4 , _. . . reeelves a l)l(l trom the sorority .. :5 -- ‘ >-
_ l . . , leading up to llld signing lll . . , ' :-, . -‘=. ’
x I .» ' ‘ , . , _ _ , . >, I I . she llkes most. \et. it can also be I _I ..
. . _ 5 5, . Mil ol ll} lush it s .l gl uellllg and . . - - W s
, ' A . .. . t ll tlme ot heartbreak. when a - 2.5 .. > . ~
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V ' ” ' , V; Sororities have yearly quotas Constant smiles. and constant chatter is party at the Delta Zeta house, Glenda Lance ' '1
V. 5 , ' '1 . . . It) llll. ll they don‘t got enough required of good rushers, and somehow they (secord from left) keeps rushees entertained. .
5 5‘ , I . V. lundy’s P'lza pledges during tall rush. they keepit up foraweek. At this ice cream soda ]
'> . V ' 1-I' come hack for another rush at the _ _ 3 . 5 Q5 a . I - : 5. . .
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‘. 2 . 5 '_ >. Free Delivery Spring rush started Jan. :29 with :5 V i” I. _> "“* ,> C
> . V , v, ._ weekend opell houses. A total of ~ $55“ > .- ' l“ V . 5 (
' . .” , _ ., 1m rushees toured all the 5 '5 V§ ' .f‘ ‘5» fjw i ‘
V. . I ' , . '” ” ' ” '- sorority houses holding rush. 5. ,5, § 5_ V}; . _ .2 , t
j l . . V. 'l‘omorrtm' night is bid night, $55957 5-5523? 5 ' , l
r . . , . ' 7 I the end of a long. tiring week for I 1" ., . 5 ”- ., l [I
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:5' . ’ ,_ ' >5 ’ . . ’E rushees are Delta Zeta 5 Sally Sparks and repeated on a semesterly basis. d
'- * j , ' , E 343 South Limestone is now g ('heryl Arnold. Women who go through rush , f‘
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Tm: Krszl‘t'iu' KERNEI., Monday. February 7. ism—z; .3"
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‘sf . 3 . 3 Muskie of Maine, for voicin .. - _ North \ietnamese Minister ot (lures and on the possibilit} of 3 W3- :- 33. 3
Candidate, criticises such criticism. g Accusaflon‘s fly State Xuan 'l‘huy charged Pres- granting amnesty to draft eva» '3‘,'3-.3;333«3-‘ I 3.,
candidate 8 cntzcmms He called for the presidential 0179" Vietnam ident Nixon's revelation of se— (lers through administrative ’3 433“; '
.3 WASHINGTON (AP) ‘ Sen. contenders to )bserve “a cool- High-ranking officials of the cret negotiations With Hanoi procedures 3"
Henry M. dackson said Sunday ingoff period" on the war is- United States and North Viet- created a serious obstacle to a Kennedy. who heads lht‘ sub 3-,: 33.33
he thinks it's bhq policy and sue, at least until after Nixon‘s nam traded charges Sunday peaceful settlement of the war committee on ‘ddllllnlsll‘allye “-3- i3‘.,.3'3_f
probably bad politics for preSi- trip to mainland China. that each other‘s government , , practice and procedures. sa‘d ~31} . f'
denttal candidates to criticize On the other hand, former was stifling efforts to end the 59,1019 hearings the panel Wlll hold three days 33533}? 3.33333
PreSident Nixon‘s latest Viet- Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy said Vietnam war. scheduled on draft “l hearings beginning Mb 28 .'3_*_j,,2-3, ,:
”am proposal While Nixon’s ne- he disagrees with the content of US. Secretary of State Wil- 3 3 3 3' 3 3 3 “’0‘“ 3"" WU”?! ”1“” have 3.. W 1" ,
3 gotlations continue. Muskie's alternate proposal but liam Rogers said the North 3VKASHII\(JF().\ IA} I _, Sen. been sent to prison tor draft» .~_;-. ..
The Washington senator, him~ disputed an assertion by Secre- Vietnamese government had ludward M. Kennedy. D-Mass.‘ lau \iolations in recent years 3-‘(73‘5
self3a candidate for the Demo- tary of State William P. Rogers been “totally intransigent” in announced 5“”‘195' a Senate “”d an estimated 7mm" “M" ‘
”33‘” nomination, removed his that it was harmful to the na- its secret negotiations with the 5ch‘”n'l“““_‘ “'13! hold hear- gone “bl“md ‘0 “WP" ”1" .7: ‘.
primary rival. Sen. Edmund S. tional interest. US ings on Selective Service proce~ (ll‘alt 3-3-33:- ,W
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J do. office. He said the3final draft 333,31 3i~l~33ll-"‘I llll Your Block' 3 1.333333.
l "It‘s odd. but there was a WWW probably be Simpler than “I ‘ i.‘l;,~:;,,,n| o , _, ‘3 ~
, reversal of the expected the existing lland 13 page drafts. “i, l .0 Q Q Q g . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
j Positions." Zumwinkle com— 5G President 500“ Wen- , w I ’i . é ‘» l .
} merited. He said the students and delsdorf said he was unhappy ‘ _ will l g E O .3 3, .33 , 3-
é faculty supported Draft A. which with the entire proceedings. “We . 3 l , . . g- ',‘-“‘ Q 333,33 1 3.3 3 3,3,3
gave the administrators more want a general Statement that ~ . . g a =: g: — . 33,3533, ’ 33-33333
flexibility in handling student students can meet anywhere if ‘ g g = a. o
demonstrations, while the ad- they follow certain guidelines." . ‘\ I! 3' . 33333
ministrators on the committee he said. 3 3.13 v = . ,, ,
had supported Draft B. which “The ideal document would be M3 l . . 3;. '33 3, 7,3 . 33.
defined their roles much more 3 broad, positive one, em- X , ‘ it l‘ 0 3‘- .33
. closely. phasizing the rights of free 7 ’1...‘ . . . . . . . . 0, O C O O O O O O 33 3- 33 33:,3,353'.,,.
. ~ h. If we can‘t get that we \ . -.
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drafts is identical. The dif— need a nagrgvrhegative 03133333”th ' t , S LWIN‘: 3,35, 33': ‘ i" 3 3T
' ferences lie in the sections e pro ' f, ions 599“ 1C83y133 I G g 0 N .V 1.,‘33
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and spontaneous demonstrations no ,m a e m' Jus as e I I,‘~~I ' “I" "" ‘Illlllllllwll l ..' i “j: I'
and parades and marches. Unéversity to drop time, place , 1i.- lIIlllllllll3333 Illllllllli 33333 33333-3. 1 * FEATURING Alh ALL-STAR CAST *
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getting out of hand. It also lundy s P|zza llllllll‘m lllllt- lllllllllllll i'lll' 'llllll‘ii Illl‘lll'i llllll l Dresses * Sluts & l I 3i [-
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. r ' - Generally speaking universities While the major blame for this themselves off from many Also it is not enguih JUStIIItO
. i. . draw the students, faculty and must lie with the UK ad- potential allies on the campus. complain about Ut teilllg hl y— '
~ '- .~ ‘ administrators they do because of ministration some of it must also M t f th h't t d t t Wh‘te' Black studenhIsta bo tathe . ll
_' ’ . . - the programs they offer and the lie with the black students already UK 05 0 t e Ith 9M5 1: en St 2: a duty to educate wIi :sa ub1 (I: . e
‘ . -- ' image they present. at UK, Through a sort of self- :i‘e {:0 trailmsts't ost :19 IO problems inherent in emg ac . I;
.- f ‘ ' i imposed exile they have cut see ac S u e“ S Irea e a" y in a moist soc1ety. . A
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‘ ' 5 . . ‘ ere ore It seems t at t e been unable so far to break down Th h bl' . , (,1
, ~ . reason there are only 300 black . - roug PU ication 0f ~
- . . _e , . V the wall of isolation throw up by - d . .
v. . . . . I. .- students out of total student body £20.34; “I blacks grievances an pos51ble solutions . p
I? -_ * . 1 ' ., of 19,000 is that UK offers very “g“.‘gfii‘ivf-m$619?“ more progress can be made than ' c;
little for blacks and has a poor 4'27 . ' "time. It is net enough {01‘ an ad- has been made 1“ the past toward ’ A
-. ‘ image in the black communities I/,,~f'7",_ , ,. - " '-":,_,‘{i ministration to say a school is making UK a school for all _ 0'
= ‘ ' . . , . Of this State. Li ‘ '. , gee; open to all and not try to reach out Kentuckians. The Kernel stands pi
‘ . - ‘ ,i” " to the unrepresented minorities. ready to do its share. ‘ U
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. = ' f. '1 ' wonders why UK is 50 lily—white 3‘ a ‘i‘ it" I, simmxeemwme i ()1
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'. .. students allke have only an ‘5) f3») Dorm visitation Auniversity is nota mommy ora daddy, “
' . ~ . _ * . i ' mklmg 0f the prOblemS that face .»‘ _ / , ‘ I I . as most of the schools in this country have S
'- . . ' . black students. iii} I am new to this univerSIty, so perhaps I decided by now. We pay our good money » ..
-' . . ; ‘ ,il "ll” be accused or “not understanding the to live in these dorms and we must be the F
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I ‘. ' ' ‘ seem to be improving. The FOR YOUR However new here or not there is one told that a vote was taken last semester on n
. . , . ,- .I . number Of blacks enrolling at UK INA'I‘TENTION, thing which Idefinitely do understand and the subject of open houses. 0
.. , = ' . _' 15 “Ct growmg as faSt as It COUId ' realize: the laws regarding visitation in . .
' .I ‘ I. ' and should. Neither are the (I'll. , .I . . , \ the dorms at the school are archaic, If the results of the vote are now being 5
I': ' - -, ,I . I ,‘ programs and courses for and . ridiculousand insulting to the intelligence heeded they must read: “We want to be (
I ,_ _. I. ' . J . th ,fi I of the student. The hours are absolutely treated like little babies. We want to have _
T abom blaCkS growmg as ey ‘ wk absurd; do ”they" think that all nasties our male friends allowed into our homes
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- THE KENTl'FKY KERNEL. Monday. February 7. I972—5 , , '. AI'I-'I. .i‘
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« the curtains draw open for an ' “ . .‘flI lh‘li‘lmt’w lh“ h‘lhh’“ ”l 1h“ Down a text oi the rows. .. i i.
f exploding entrance from a a t, , famous ”H‘L’lhli‘h ”(’Ud‘hhS whispered "Ann-ns are heard A ' t (“.1 17“:
- platform lighted Up like a ‘ "‘ 3% .. promisetiiti‘y I" toconie l’M'k ”1 .\lter\iartls Kiili- asks tor \llt‘lll t" '
(‘hristnias [rQeI one realizes that .. i” .1 i? I" Spli‘lt ltil‘li) trim} the dead. Ktilt‘ if: If .i '1-
, Andre Kole is not only at master W‘ ti. ”“3; '5 T" denies the authenticity til the prayer iipwluncm'all) A‘Xplauuug ' ‘,-'I 'Ia'"
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