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tires Iune 30, 2001, the course of UK's future I \ _ . · I `T .   I . ' ¤ ,   I
will be in the hands ofthe person selected l ``‘‘ _ "‘:;.       I  I
to be UK's next great president.     _;·‘* 1,;  *   I f_   i   ,QL I V
, When I came to campus in 1964, Iohn X    .4, Q: ` °   '`_‘ L    Aw I
Oswald was president, but to me, then, a ·   l `_ N `Qjf ,,.4 IE ‘ . ..,_ ` . if   = l
president wasa president wasapresident. .'__,g _ l, ‘  _. ' Y ' ‘_,,       `   I
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now, having worked in higher education for i _ " Yak  »f ~;, ·=&· l  , r g Q ‘ —F·  v,. K`,   _` l
25 years and for three different presidents at   ‘ · _···' F   i ` ._, A,rl j    if _     il " _— I
I our alma mater. The strengths and weak-        . €i{.§ , , A     ‘   '     QF   ·   ’
l nesses the next president brings to the iob I   '__·'_ ` _ -   ; ` . - _   `L    I   I
l will, in large measure, determinethe reputa- l 4 1 ·— ,‘ h W »‘_-VF I   _ . -..e-   `_.        _ _  l
tion ofthe University. vi;     . »    l    -.f ‘.'` ·{;g§E{T “;‘ * ‘·‘i=.·>_· ;
I A Presidential Search Committee is cur-     _.—’5"'l ‘   .:       `ll- I I     {   Q'?  
I rently defining the job position and looking   ,7   V: €_.3`i;f"VQAll;*   - ‘ .     = r‘  V   I C _-   Sl i
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l Kentuckians have an opportunity to partici- .
1 pate in the process through "town meetings" l A1'l)OI‘€tL1H1 Becomes Official State BOlL3.HiC3.l Gélfdell .
$POll$OlO€l llllOU€llOUl lha Slala OY llla l Gov. Paul Patton signed Senate Bill 190 in l\/Iarch, designating the UK/Lexing- l
$€al€ll €Olllll"llll€€· ton-Fayette County Arboretum as the official state botanical garden of the l
Alullllll also have [WO lOPl€$OlllallV€$ Oll l Commonwealth of Kentucky. The bill was approved in both houses ofthe l
lha €Ollllllllla€i la€l< Gllllllla O3, all €‘l€€l€€l I Kentucky General Assembly without a dissenting vote. I
alllllllll l€‘Pl€5OlTlallV€ Oll llla UK BOalO of l The 100-acre arboretum, located near Commonwealth Stadium, will soon I
TllJ$l€‘€$· and lalllaa W $lU€l<€‘ll 'OO» '6l· have a new visitor center, thanks in part to a recent $200,000 donation by UK
. BOlll mall have lOll€ Oaall active alllllllll Oll alumna Dorotha Smith Oatts. The Friends of the Arboretum matched the gift I
  Oalaall of llla UlilVOl$llY- Thai! lhvlls YOU ro I to amass the $400,000 needed for phase one of the project.  
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l by sharing your thoughts with them. l T€2lCl”1€I'S WhO M&d€ 3 Dlff€I'€1'1C€ l
lll Slall l lllllll< llla llalll Pl€$lCl€lll llll15l Is there a teacher who made an impact on your life? The UK College of  
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lOlWal€l- That P€‘l$Oll lllllal lll$Pll€ a€lllaV€· I honored at Homecoming on Saturday, November 4. ,
malll alla €l€allVllV IFI faculty, staff all€l . Alumni will honor any teacher who has, through leadership and dedication, I
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lournalism Hall of Fame, sponsored by the UK School of it k_ __ i T r‘‘‘ T`; $,21 gms ESE;
loumalism and Telecommunications. lnductees must be   .. _ i T ehgflgg Wl 9
i natives of Kentucky or have spent a substantial part of their   1   T eg I tm bOn2l
i careers in the state. The honorees are the late lohn   i~ gp gm Sr
Michael Barry editor from 1950 to 1968 ofthe Kentucky . Z urine t _e
E lrisn American in Louisville; Oscar L. Combs, founder of   Sym,Ii?i$Slum°
the Cats' Pause; lohn Lewis "lim" Hampton '59, former ’   H di
editor ofthe Miarni Heralal, former editor-in-chief ofthe TH \;ii.t ey-
Kentacky Kernel, and member of the UK Alumni Association M I my .
Hall of Distinguished Alumni; Timothy M. Kelly, publisher L 1 { ii iilsetutlp m
i ofthe Lexington Herald-Leader; Mary leffries, longtime Side Cpinii texlng On wl. ,,95 6
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i newscaster for WHAS radio in Louisville; and the late Ted by Ciive Vgrsten War KO POSt_MOd€m_
l Posten, one of the first African Americans to work in the Virginia Tech. · Interim Textiles l946_
  newsroom oia metropolitan daily newspaper. wiiiiiei Of the i li)76', mm September 10
T lgqg Sf“‘l€"f_ _ f through December 31. The
Biomedical En ineering Professor ‘l“‘9" "’”‘i’”"""'   exhibit will document
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1 lohn Lawrence lll will spend 10 weeks this summer at mem? lei uphOlSt€9f‘ fleet
l NASA's lohnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, Col/€n9gS‘ Well h9ngm`gS‘
  studying computer data on the awkward "gait" that and Wmdew treatments
astronauts exhibit upon returning to Earth after long
i stays in space. This is the second time Lawrence has
won the lohnson Space Center American Society of
Engineering Education Summer Faculty Fellowship
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Of Queens COll€ge ln Cherierle Ne been nameqd deanbof the UKbCollege of Lax; effective lluly 1. I
Kennet B. Ro erts as een a ointe ean o t e ~
College of Ellglllleerllllg UK College of Pharmacy. Dean Rol§)el)1’ts most recently l
Six UK alumni W€f€ i¤dUCi€d i¤l0 the UK C0ll€€€ of Engl- served as the dean of the University of Mississippi School
neering Hall of Distinction this spring. With these new of Pharmacy. professor of pharmacy administration, and ·
m€mb€T$, 43 i¤CliVidL13lS l”r3V€ been liO¤Of€Cl since 1992. ThiS executive director and research professor in the Research  
year's honorees are Elaine Duncan '74, founder and president ihsrinire oi Pharmaceutical Sciences ?
of Paladin Medical lnc. in Stillwater: Minn.; Herman Harrison i
'55, president of the Harrison Corp. of Cincinnati; Richard . r
Holloway '64, president ofTeledyne Brown Engineering in Appoll/ltllllelllts Madé _ 2
Huntsville, Ala.; Roger D. McDaniel ‘62, a member ofthe llOI` Two E1”1dOW€Cl Cll2l1l'S  
board of directors at SpeedFam—lPEC lnc. in Chandler, Ariz.; The UK Board of Trustees recently appointed Ted Stephen  I
Gregory L. Summe '78, CEO and chairman of the board of Hasselbring as the first endowed chair in the College of ‘
PerkinElmer lnc. in Norwalk, Conn.; Paul Y. Thompson '58, Education and Henry G. Dietz as the lames F Hardymon Y
associate dean for research and administration at the Endowed Chair in Networking. r
University of Florida College of Engineering in Gainesville. Hasselbring, a specialist in the development of
. . computer software for teaching reading and mathematics
College Ol Fme Arts to people with mild disabilities, has been on the faculty of
lemeg W- Reekel 5 l· develepel Ol llle landmark lexlbeek Peabody College of Vanderbilt University in Nashville ,
series, "Silver Burdett Music, World of Music," is the recipient of Since 1984v  
lni$ Veal? UK C9ll€€€_9l Fine Am Distinguished Alumni Dietz has been on the faculty of the Purdue University l
Award. The award is given to an alumnus with a degree rn Art, Sclaaal Ol Electrical arrcl Ccmpular Erralaccrlaa in West l
Music, Theater, or Arts Administration who has achieved Lafayette. [nd" Since 1986. Ha was clralrmarl Or the T
distinction in his/her field. Selections are made from faculty cclrrlpurar crralrlaarlrrg araa arrcl was a Vlslrlrrg crcrassar at
nominations. · · · - ·
Rooker's lifelong involvement with music includes W‘”l”`“gl°l` llllllelslly m Sli mulsl  
performing, teaching, composing and publishing. He was l
with Silver Burdett Ginn, a New lersey publisher of textbooks, P()]i‘[i(;3] Agtivigt Angela Dgvig  
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Jack Gill Heart Institute
Groundbreaking for the Linda and lack Gill Heart Institute _V VV ,
r and Center for Advanced Surgery took place in March in   T é      
` front of the UK Hospital Emergency Department. The $23 i QE I *¥' WV     Z
million, state-of-the—art facility is scheduled for completion T V I `·‘'  
in 2001.   5   I
_ The institute is dedicated to the mission of providing   Y _ ¤
excellent cardiovascular care, educating the cardiovascular I
professionals of the future, and advancing knowledge of ,4_ `
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T treatment, and prevention.
i     ‘i·=;.;%V ¤  ·"’ _ _ I Left to right; Paul Willis, director of the William T. Youny
T     Y TW ¤;   r “ ·- __ . I Library, Anyela Rice, then president of the Library Associates,
l      · VV.; °  i“‘ We I  `_ - V¤- U.S. Appeals Court ludye Pierce Lively, recipient of the UK
I   ." i   -. i  sg   Libraries Medallion forIntellectualAchievement, and
y 3   I V "    President Charles 'I`. Wethington lr
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. V »\ _   `_ V   , .V ‘ Intellectual Achievement Award
I N   \\ I   \ `“\ U.S. Appeals Court ludge Pierce Lively received the UK
' ‘   ,_ `·\’_ I f   ·` ‘ Libraries Medallion for Intellectual Achievement award in
‘ K - · L_ — '\.~ e··'~ “   March. The award, presented by the 2000 UK Library
. V .  _i"" Associates, recognizes high intellectual achievement in
T Tahiny part in the yroundbreahiny for the Linda and lach Gill Heart §§§t5l.i€k¥r;é gIl]§iI;;§l;§Eiéagfl-Ilfg$§I:]r§i?StE2uCiZ2§§S
Institute are from left, co-director lay W. Mason, UK Hospital Ofthe COmmOnW€alth‘
director Franh A. Butler, co—director Robert M. Mentzer lr, Linda Lively. Of muisvmel Sen/Ed On the Sixth Circuit COIN
Gllb 1¤¤tGiI*»_U1< Pmsldem Charles T" Wem'"gl0"_lr· and UK of Appeals in Cincinnati from 1972 until his retirement in
T Chandler Medical Center Chancellor lames W. Holsinyer lr 199] Among the Cases he heard was 8 School t€XtbOOk
controversy in Tennessee. Lively and the Appeals Court
UK and Ashle   Partner ruleditliat signply riquiringbstudentsqto riad andidiscuss a
.th the EliZa¥;€th Glaser tent I1 not orcet em to e revew att ey rea . His
W1 _ _ _ opinion received national news coverage.
Pediatric AIDS Foundation _   , - _   ,
A new AIDS education and awareness program, "Caring for ` _   &·¤T--I ° ' `"
Kids 101   kicked off with a Million Penny Drive this spring. _ »   ~ ' ~.-;,,_,,
The Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, partnering   `_ . _ ’   `     ‘ g g '
T with UK and alumna Ashley ludd, developed the campaign to ` (- “ . A _ L_ M   L  , ,
 , engage college students and encourage philanthropic efforts.  if           *’* ¥  _ - V_  ——_
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° students on HIV/AIDS-related issues, and fosters the belief He I _ '_” ‘
I that students can make a difference in their communities. ·— T ` . I- I   In
I "My involvement in the 'Caring for Kids 101' campaign is V - .-r I!  
partially due to the values I learned while I was a student and — I _ I "
member of the Greek system at UK," said ludd. -· __ _i   L_ ,
Elizabeth Glaser, wife of actor and director Paul Michael   , ‘— ¤ __ V_  j , - _ . , `    
Glaser, was infected with HIV through a blood transfusion ` ’ ‘ ` '
after giving birth and unknowingly transmitted the AIDS virus
. to her daughter, Ariel, and son, lake. Ariel died in 1988 and
` Elizabeth died in 1994.
I The Million Penny Drive, sponsored by the UK Greek
, community during Greek Week, was one of the first "Caring
I for Kids 10I" events.
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