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Todd announces creation of four new scholarships

Board Of Trustees approves 9 percent tuition that “I“ go into eiieet in iall Iii)" and a H eiiiiiulatise (il’i\ tan reeene I llie i‘l.i:.‘\ilt}‘ Stiioiars is a

up to $30M) per seat tor tuo ~sears S‘tmtml pr'oerarii iliat \\lll grie ai‘iitit
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struggling dancers. (Lope/ hert
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The superstar (and wife oi
singer Marc Anthony. 33) gets
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is “There‘s a most unlike love
triangle: two men competing (or
the heait oi’ one woman." Plus;
Look out tor unexpected wed~
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Last winter. the [K hockey team the)
needed ‘d change.

(‘itmg a lack of practice mtensit). lineup
stabilit) and overall discipline. the (‘ool (‘ats

tired head coach Mike Sosnow ski in famr of

assistant coach Rob Doc-hen). The (‘ool
Cats. at the time w hen Sosnow ski was fired.
were Il—II—l.

The team‘s fortune changed when
Docherty took met. thllltllg eight of its last
nine games of the seasoti last year. 'l'he mo-
mentum hasn't stopped. The team opened
this season 44H, including two ties against
Indiana. “ho is a teaiii the (‘ats hadn’t
earned a win or a tie against since I990.

With III-(I and ‘H w ins o\ er Purdue this
weekend. the (‘ooI (‘ats mos ed their record
to 18—6—3.

Team captain Mike Barnes said Dochen}
brought an tip—front approach to the team.

"tl)ochen_\) had a plan and he stiick to
it." Barnes said. ”He said. 'l‘m going to be
fan. I'm going to be honest and I‘m going to
play to win. I'll be )our friend. but I'm not
going to lie to )oti.‘ "

That type of attitude was eutctl} what

the team wanted. Barnes said

“We were looking for someone who
would tell Us like it is.” Bames said.
“tl)ochenyt said. 'lf you’re not working
hard at practice, if you're not working hard
in garries. you're not going to be out there.”

Before Docherty came to UK. the 'l‘oron-
to native played semi—professional hockey
and coached at almost C\t:t'_\ amateur Ie\eI.
Dochett) does not orin coach full time at
l’K. but he is also a production manager at a
Lexmgton business.

Docherty brought a combination offeri-
sch system to llK. using three different
styles on offense to try to score, According to
Btu‘nes. the Cool (‘ats use a fastspaced offen-
sive style on one line. a more ph_\sical brand
on the second and a combination of the two
on the third. Mitch of the s) stem has its roots
in European-style hockey. which l)ochert_\
learned while playing in Sweden.

Since the switch. the Cool (‘ats LU‘C inerv
aging more than seven goals per game.
Sophomore forward Ton} Valerino has
scored 42 goals this season tUld is ranked in
the top three in goals scored nationwide.

Forward Andrew Bertram. who has only
scored one goal this season and hasn't been a

direct beneficiar) of the offense. said one of

  

Hockey team’s switch I ‘ading to more wins

Dochert} 's best qualities is his w illingiiess to
listen to w hat his play ers have to say

"(Dochemi puts a lot of weight on the
captains and takes a lot of ad\ice from the
players." Bertram said "It we see something
going wrong on the ice and sd) that to Iiiiii.
he‘s willing to accept that."

Assistant (‘aptain l'at Mei-\dams agreed.
addiiig that Doc-hen) does not dwell on play
ers' mistakes like past coaches

"Ht“s e\ eii-kceled." Mc;\d;tttts said “He
gets his point across with less )elliiig He
sets a tone. and you hase to haxe a killer iii
stinct. but he builds _\ou up as opposed to
pointing out all _\our mistakes "

As much as the players praise l)ocheit_\.
their coach said the team is the reason for the
on- ice changes.

“I put a lot of responsibilit} on the Na) .
ers when 1 took ox er. and the\ '\e |i\ed up to
the e\pectattons.” l)ochert} said. “I‘m iiist
thecoach."

And [’K hocke) general manager Ian
Ward. who Iias with the program as the) We
had the different coaches. said he hopes
l)ochem sta_\s

“He has a lifetime contract." \‘iar'd said
“Hes in) fifth coach. and if I hate in_\ w.r_\.
he'll be here for the nut 20 sears "

Film explores effects of Bush urges Congress, Nation

immigration through
fisherman’s dreams

By Melissa Smith Mallory

mmaltetyt’tkykernel com

Control of the l'nited StatesMeuco border and
major immigration policy issues for the nation's gov
ernment will be e\plored tonight in the Latin Ameris
can Studies Program‘s first-e\cr documentary film ser

rles.

“.>\l ()tro Lido.”

associate geograph} professor.

The series intends to e\amine issues trotn a differ
ent perspectne than most .-\rnerrcans are accustomed

to seeing. Mutersbaugh said.

“The film tells the stor} of a )oiing fisherman in
America."

Mexico who dreams of a better life

Mtitersbaiigh said.

Ill

The choices the fisherman mrist make to reaIr/e his
dreams rc\ea| the depth of economic and personal cri~
sis that man} others endure in this same tight. Hitters—

baugh said.

"This film is unique in that it examines the llll'
pacts of migration and decisions to migrate within

Mexico." Mutersbaugh said

Mutcrsbaugh added that ".-\I ()tro Lado“ is betiig
shown because of the film's insight into how nrigratiori
dilL‘L‘ts \lCUc‘dl‘r lrtlltllles and lllC subsequent L‘llccts ill

the absence oi so main people,

“The lengths to w Inch the main character of the
liliii riitrst go to achie\e his dreams ma_\ seem e\»

trcme.” Mutersbaiigh said

_.\c c\lllCl'lc‘dlls. we do not see our countr) as the
other side of the border with greener pastures and
greater opportunities like some who ii\c in Me\ico.

\ltitersbaiigh said

.\ discussion with film director Natalie .\lmadt
and a reception in the Niles (iallcr) of the line Arts

l.ihi‘ar‘) will follow the siieeiiing

lhe Latin ,-\inei'ican Studies Program will host
four other tilins each \Nednesdai through Mb 14 in

White Hall (“lassroom Building.

Ul' "lit the other Side"
shown at 5 pm toda} in room 100 of the White Hall
(‘Iassroom Burldmg to e\plam the different percep
trons that Americans and Mexrcatis ha\e abotit iininis
gration. said lad .\liitersbaiigh. series organi/er and

By Peter Baker
The Washmgtorr Post

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President
Bush implored lawmakers and the
nation 'l‘iiesda} tiiglit to gi\e him
one tnore chance to win the war in
Iraq and a\oid the "nightmare sce
nario” of defeat w hile presenting a
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Cats put in extra work to fix their mistakes

Team uses extended practices, 'players
only' meeting after Vandy loss

By Jonathan Smith
ismithiIDkykernel com

It was L'K‘s first loss iii
Southeastern (‘onterenee phi}. It
was the Cats first loss at Riipp
Arena sinee March and their
tirst loss in a month and a halt

That soutids rather harmless.
Not exaetl).

“lt‘s kind of IUIIII). after this
one loss host exer}thing
changed." guard Ramel Bradley
said about l'K's 7167 loss to
Vanderbilt on Saturday "liwry
thing ehanged fast."

As much as Bradle) might
not like the qiiiek ehange. the
team‘s perception eould be re
versed just as rapidl) \MIll a win
tonight at 7 against (ieorgia.

The No. 25 (tits I IS 4. 4-]
Sli(‘i \Hll base a elianee to start
another long rtiii against the
Bulldogs I ll >6. 372) alter their
ll—game “inning streak \\ as
snapped \\ hen the) lost to the
(‘onimtxlores

After the loss. Bradley said
the team did something that
none of them had mentioned all
season, the) had a team meet-
iiig.

.\|ong \\lllI senior tomard
Robb) l’eri‘}. Bradle} \lllll'
moned the team tor a pliners'
oiil_\ talk The (rl'ootl iiinior
“otildn't re\eal e\;ietls \\ hat
\sas diseiissed in the meeting
sasing "that‘s hetneeii iis” but
he did otter some htnt as to “hat
“CHI on in the hiiddle

“'l‘he main thing is to not
non) about this \antlei'liilt
game and get it \\itli
l’it'atlle) said "\\e lsllU“ “hat
‘Ae did niiing and ue knim
\\ hat use lia\e to do to ti\ it ii

\We’l

Head eoaeh Tubby Smith
knous too,

Smith talked at length dur-
ing his pre—game neVi's eonlere
enee )esterda) about his team‘s
faults that led them to its first
loss sinee the North Carolina
game on Dee. 2.

"W'e didn‘t defend \er} Well
in our loss to Vanderbilt. didn‘t
eseeute that well on both ends
of the eourt. neither offensisel)
or del'eiisixels." Smith \dlde "lt
\\ as a real disaprmintment. but
new tried to eorreet it and
“ork on the mistakes “e riiade
)L‘sterda) in practice"

The mistakes the (‘ats made
against Vanderbilt weren’t as
presalent during the “III streak.

Leading seorer Randolph
Morris took onl) eight shots. his
second lowest otitput in the last
nine games. Vanderbilt shot 478
percent from 3-point range and
50 pereent from the field. The
(‘ats allowed Vantl} to go on a
ltlrll rtin alter the (‘ats had taken
a UIICvaIIII lead mm 315‘) see
onds left.

If the Cats had eseeuted
those areas better. the result
might ha\e been different

"l think sometimes )OU ean
ha\e a good loss. but the \an
derlnlt game isn't one for me."
Bradley said. "We leel like u e
eoiild ha\e done some things
better \shieh \mtiltl ha\ e
ehanged the outeome ot the
game "

To respond to the losing elr
tort. the ('ats had one ot their
longest piaetites ot the season
\lnnda}

Braille} sattl lltc (‘III\ “CHI
to nork on passing more and
drihhling less. and shoring tip

BRAD LUTTRELLl SYAFF

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