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Tuesday, Nov. 2, 197] LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY 40506 Vol. LXIII. No. H , '_ '.
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[angisﬁﬁifiianaging E‘ditor headed) by Jerryd tSJtevins. Future BSU proiects thing.” Stevens said there would continue to be '. ID"
, . must 6 a rove ‘ t e Minorit Affairs Off‘c . ‘ - .
UK has shifted its funding of the Black Student pp Pro] h y l e ctultjuratl and tutorial programs for minority ;
Union to the Minority Student Affairs Office,but gm” “3383 S “Ste“ 5- .d h h .-f- I f . s
what the effect of the change will be is uncertain. Members Of the BSU 531d there WOUId be th eyen; gal” Ft SS ’20 spheci R: p ants, oSrt udsmg ' i;
According to Vice President for Student Affairs changes 1“ the” programs, bl” declined to e - un 5- a 0“ e 0 e. mo“ y .. u en 7-,
. . . comment further Affairs Office. He referred to himself as a conduit _. .,
Dr. Robert Zumwmkle, the shift has been in the - f t d t . 't‘ t d ,, d .. 'd h 1d
works for some time. “When I arrived here in 1970 What does Stevens Plan to do for future or shu en firm lat e hprogriirfns d2“: 3d! 1e wig t 3’ “
it was made clear to me that we needed a full time minority affall’? programs? . . lvlvscfulds p12): ionmglgmannestuudlpstso Exiimsthe: "
person to coordinate our minority students Im not $01118 to be programming JUSt to say b' t' p d ,yd 1;” i. __ .
programs,” he said. I’m doing something,” Stevens said. “Figuring out 0 16C Ives as St” ents an peOP "' " ix, ‘_ ’; ‘ i‘
“Originally the University asked the BSU to how to spend $12,000 or 15,000 isn’t going to (”lemme “‘3" P’Og’ams p '-
undertake certain projects. Approximately make that much difference with minority affairs. “1 like to think I have more to offer than
$15,000 was set aside and earmarked for certain Same objectives thinking up programs so money isn‘t wasted." he ; . '_
purposes—so much for tutoring. recruiting, etC-” “There will be a continuity of what the BSU was $31}?- , , , ‘ _;
. Zumwinkle said the $15,000 was added to and trying to do. I hope I can complement the I have to develop a Viable, legitimate concept . _> , . , .
used to set up the Minority Student Affairs Office, objectives of the BSU, if we’re both after the same Continued on Page 6, Col. 4 ' j ' ‘ ‘_-‘ ‘ 5 .~
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Graduate 5011001 4’ g”; " Q?” _ network service for 17 stations . s
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The UK Graduate School has Dr. Wimberly Royster, newly M - _, .. . .27; g Cddquérftr? d Pom?“ 6‘ “id ‘. 1
. . . - , . yo , Democratic headquarters at .
been given a rating of excellent appomted dean of the Graduate . ,_ , / Lexington .
by the US. Office of Education, School effective July 1, said “A . ~ . ., g g - _ ~ ‘ .. I
National Defense Education Act, high quality graduate program . :5 Prowdmg interpretation and
(NDEA). on a campus such as UK’s makes "‘ . ‘ at ' M commentary will be UK political ‘
. - - - possible the recruiting and S z. ‘ science department Chairman . ,
' (1 Dr. wfll 11:11:“ 1:; Bennenésﬁgmlg retaining of better scholars. This .v . , it Dr. Malcom Jewell, - .i
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The NDEA gave UK’S graduate future, it is possible that the , ' “V ".i: Mancptii ﬁes from University 4:, . .
program the highest rating for emphasis 011 graduate programs I: ’ I II “W Vi,“ . , Public Relations \ ﬂ : ‘ ,' t
“recent progress in the will shift from the doctor of ~ -. ' I. . ~ .- - .r -
expansion and strengthening of philosophy degree in the - . I» My. .' Wheeler also said the WBKY : 1 7‘ ._ ‘
literature, philosophy, lustory, ., _ f . . ~ 9“?) ' coverage in the state because of ,1 .1 . _
Each department visited chemistry and woods, .to the .. new the remote cresw at the -1 ~
_ “ professional fields-espeCially in n,_ - campaign headquarters. .
Dennen 11.521113, d liacg theareaofhealth.” o o t rn i 9 0th t t‘ t in
department W 1C as eve ope . S g l h p er s a 10115 repor C ._
agraduate program was visited.” T1118 year UK. received 18 ur lca 1” e S . results as they come over the '- 1 3
He explained, “We have no idea new NDEA graduate fellowships The Great Pumpkin underwent a facial uplift during the Halloween wire services which is not as .5: .’ ‘ ‘
who the individuals were that to be used for 26 doctorial Haunt sponsored by the Student Center Board Friday night. (Staff current as live coverage from _-' _.
surveyed the campus.” degree programs. Photo by Bill Craig) headquarters, Wheeler said. .‘ , . "‘
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By DAN D. RHEA Singletary distinguished day when the University the university, including costs, Replying to a .question ., . . w.
Kernel Staff Writer between student control of the administration was not 51'th faculty quality and public concerning the HEW suit 383m“ - ' . _
President Otis A. Singletary University and student automatically “the enemy" 85 opinion. the _UT‘1V?"S“Y charging 59" ~ . ' i ,
asked student leaders Monday participation in the governing of far as students are concerned. Answers questions d‘,scnm.‘nat1,0.n D" Singletary I. ' ’
night to keep the role of the the University. He noted Pu ose of UK Answering a qUCStiOH 531d univerSities have histonc‘ally '\ f . ‘
student and roles of the students now serve on the Board , I’P , concerning possible action in the discriminated against various .. ' ‘. .
community, faculty and of Trustees, the Senate and on Singletary also discussed the next General Assembly, Dr. groups. He said he remembered r, . ‘
administration of the University every academic committee in the purpose °_f the UniverSity as a Singletary predicted two bitter when universities discriminated . _ ,
“in perspective.” University. gate intstitutiont. He {saw tl‘te fights, one on the budget and against single men. - .
Singletary addressed the . “wet“ Y mus per 0”“ 1.5 one on the future of the Singletary said his major ' - ,
annual Omicron Delta Kappa “0th? groups haveinterest “1"?“th 0f research and Public Community College System. concern in this suit is the term 3 ‘ . ;
Presidents’ Dinner held at the D_°“t ever make the {"153ka serVice 3““ as much as teaching. Singletary commented on under which the University is . g u
Central Kentucky Women’s that its only your umverSity, he He said all three purposes were public attitudes, “Sometimes allowed to correct the situation. .' ‘-
Club. 33““ 0“ the Wheel Of student integral parts 0f the UniverSity. our countrymen want things He warned against student .
“You ought to have some power. He ”3“ several other H? 531d research and PUP!” that are not good {or us." But he groups here requesting a cut off " , , 4’
feeling of what the word STOPPS ' had interest In the 3"va are Vltal t0 the “53°th maintained public attitude must of federal aid to the University ‘ ' , ‘
‘Univcrsity’ means,” Singletary UNVCTSlt)’, 11101“de taxpayers, function. . be respected and that the because it may discriminate. He . . ,‘
said. He said the word means the General Assembly, alumni Singletary mentioned several anti-campus feeling from the said this would cut off nearly all ..
more than a strictly and f3CUltY- other factors Wide“? should public has subsided in the last scholarships and cut back several ‘ I. ‘
student-oriented institution. He said he was waiting for the consrder in their relations With year. needed programs. ,

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Fonda—the actress—and certainly long this truly poignant line to Laurence Harvey, - . .
in before Jane Fonda discovered Jane Fonda, “New Orleans is full of chili,” Fonda had .
:d the woman, the sex kitten played a class. She also had talent, but Hollywood
)e Cat—“Cat Ballou”. couldn’t see that for her sex appeal. ,
it The year was 1965. The film, which will Fonda is one of the few actresses in the , ,
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Student Center Theater, was director Elliot comedy to drama. She handles each wrth .,
a Silverstein’s wild western spoof about the enVIable ease. ‘But try telhng Warner
ivs prim and proper school teacher Catherine Brothers Jane IS an actress instead Of a _
1d ' Ballou who turned into the scheming and bonbon and watch all those blank faces. ,. ' -
ty rebellious outlaw Cat Ballou to avenge the “They 5.1100} H0395, Dont They? was a . .. .
,ia murder of her father. turning pomt in Fonda’s career. Finally most ; __ .
s.’ (Her father, who was played by John of the film world discovered what a few of a In a l‘Oun ',
Marley pre-“Love Story,” was gunned down us had always suspected—Jane Fonda is .a ,' V. ,
by the infamous “man with the silver nose.” damn 800d actress. Her portrayal 0f G10“?! ’
Do you think dying means never having to Beatty, the down and out marathon dancer f ,
say you’re sorry?) W33 searing. . ‘
ai She “kidded” sex “Million dollar babies” Early Fonda movie .. .-
:h In “Cat Ballou,” Fonda played comedy Gloria Beatty may have once been one of . .1 A 3 .
m and she played it brilliantly. She kidded sex the “million dollar babies found in 5 and . . 23 . . 2
CS with all the cool assurance of the ultimate 10 cents stores’ that the old song lamented, a S t ls wee en .' -.
ill sensuous woman. Remember, this is 1965 but this was the depression and Gloria was . . .
when sex in the movies could still be fun. definitely depressed and devalued. With this . . f
to Fonda’s Cat wasa wide-eyed innocent anda film Fonda Changed her image and her . . _ .
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:r. the ground. This year her film is “Klute”, in which she 1’ . . . ,' _. - .
or Cat and her gang: Lee Marvin as the gives the best performance of the year-2y , ,
le drunkest gun in the West, Michael Callan as ANY actress. Her role of Bree, a call girl w o ,‘ , . .
l. the wolf in sheep’s clothing, Dwayne is beginning to hate the sound of a (OUIIRNIDE IHE‘IRES, Inc.
to Hickman as the self-styled preacher who telephone, should win her an Academy . . I.
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it had a gun inside, and Tom Nardini as the Hollywood doesn't like radicals and Lady . 1., L Mm... :i. 25,, ,. o . . , . , _ .
3e token redskin lit up the screen with their Jane Fonda is definitely aradical. . . . .3, .1
nt high-spirited high jinks. In “Klute” Fonda is a caged animal eyes . AN UNBELIEVABLE ORGYotTERIIOR! . W
The acting was good; the dialogue was blazing with a staggering fright that she W . , .‘
. snappy; the. direction was sharp. The film knows she must hide to keep her sanity. .h .i... EWIIIII'SI? aTORTURE ""7“! Wu -\ . .’y-- ,
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evolution of Jane Fonda as actress and as York City looking for. her flife but nJever . .
woman. quite finding it. With this per ormance, ane - ~ I . _ .‘
I . Fonda firmly establishes herself as the . s T R A N D N O“ . , .
. She SurmOuntS material greatest young actress of her generation. But . ' ' ' . - .y ‘
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