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By Jill Gorin
SUMMER NEWS EDITOR

 

There’s a whole lot ol'digging
going on on campus. that Is.

(‘urrent L'K construction pro
jects include a new career center. a
communirations and network t'a-
cility. an anitnal research renter.
the enclosed Commonwealth Stadi-
um. a new fraternity house and a
new mechanical engineering.r
building.

IlK‘s new H.000 square foot ea-
reer center will contain 1.3 larger.
up-to-date recruiting rooms, a 1000
square foot career library and a
comprehensive planning library.
“There are about 500 compa-
nies that interview here on cam-

Building a
better Big Bl

What is that? A few new buildings began construction over the summer.
It's just the beginning of a series of new facilities changing the campus.

 

      

 

pus every year.” said Law retire
(‘i'ont'lr Iliret'tor of student ser
\‘it-es. "so the recruiting rooms
will be helpful ”

The t'etttet‘ will also eotitaiit
three Video lt‘lt‘('()llll‘l‘t'lll‘t‘ rooms
that will enable etnpltwers to at
eess students. and students to at-
eess the internet for online job
seart'hes.

"This will probably be the
most state-of-theart career center
in the country." (irourh said.

The new eommunieations and
network systems facility hopes to
eombine two aspects ot‘the rampns
itito one team working together

“The major goal ot'the I'omput
er S(‘l(‘li(‘t‘ department is re
search" said Mirek 'l‘rus/exynski,
chairman of the eoniputer seienee

 

Bigger Blue

Career Center

Location: Rose Street (Across
from Singletary Center)
Expected Date of Completed:
January 2000

Cost: $2.5 million

 

Communications and Net-
work Systems Facility (CNS)

Location: Intersection of Rose

department. "lint we ii.t\t' expel“
tise in networkinu. so we work
w Ith campus rominunit :ItIonsf'

’l‘his t'at‘ilitft' will Inilude ”I:
tires tor the (‘t‘tllltllltllt’Jtlittll\ do
partment. \‘lslllttii l'tt‘liil". and ror
porate partners and ottII-es and
labs itn‘ ll st‘teiit'e anti eiet'tt'it‘al
engineering stall. mud
l’riskney. assoetate \ lt"‘ president
ot‘ intormation systems.

The finishing touches are be-
ing put on (‘onimonwealtli Stadi
utn's tarelift. The new renmations
inelude enelosed end mines. to
viewing; boxes I in III earh Muller)
and about H.000 additional seats.

"We will have the abIhrx to e\
panil further in the t‘utin‘e.” said

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Animal Research Center
Location: Woodlord County
Expected Date of Completion:

 

Street and Maxwell Street

my 2000
Cost: $4.8 million

By Mark Vanderholt

EDITOR .N (Hlfi

The return to st'hool has also marked
the return of the heatlai'hes :Issoi'iated
with parking. and some students sa\ this
war Is as [tillllllll as ever.

The (hills handirap parking lot has
been mined and the tines tor lllt‘tllll parlt
iItL1 h.I\e azone up

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hi" ”it" I entwineIIt.” >.‘ hi . nne
laid, it ',‘lI|tlll(llI' student III linuhsh who
we» handicap pnliinu'

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the Ilisabletl It s the lntui't-
new lilt't h tlllt Il en nn-ei lit" bIIIlIlIIr:

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Fall I999

 

 

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Parking changes anger some

have been converted altnost entirely to
hantlit‘ap spares.

While this keeps the amount of handi
rap parkinu up. mam disabled aren't hap-
p\ with the tiew loration.

The area on liihratw l)ri\'e Is farther
t'riIm Patterson ()fl‘it'e 'I‘tmet‘s am] the
t‘lassrooin liuildinu. and the route is Inore
llltlll't‘t‘l. 'l'aul said

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handiiutp paI l\lll'1 lit‘t‘:tll\t' til ,I tll\:tltlllt\
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December 1999
Cost: $9 million

XAE Fraternity House
Location: Rose Lane
Expected Date of Completion:

Cost: $7.5 million

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The new communications and network systems building at the cormer of
Rose and Maxwell greets visitors on the North side of campus.

Commonwealth Stadium
Reconstruction

Expected Date of Completion:
By the first football game-
Cost: $27 million

For more intormation visit
the UK procurement and con-
struction website at
www.uky.edulFiscalAttairs/C
apital/Construction

leg and had to walk around on erutehes tor
a while. they‘d be singing a (lllli‘l‘t‘ltl
tune." 'l'aul said

'l‘aul \Illtl she's I'ontat'ted her state rett
resentatiw and other Qtnt't‘llllit‘lll (tth‘tt
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Wethington
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ended with a
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Staff Report

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feud over President Charles T. Wethington,
.lr.‘s contract. But the feud ended in the

   
 

  

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Workers put the finishing touches on Commonwealth Stadium's new scoreboard. The first UK
football game is against the Louisville Cardinals September 4 at 3:30 pm. at Commonwealth.

BUILDING

Continued from page At

Russ l’ear. l'K's assistant
athletic director for t'acili
ties.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon's
new 29.000 square foot
house is nearing comple-
tion.

“The most recent t'ra-
ternity house was liuilt in
1960." said Tony Blanton.
l'K's fraternity advisor. "so
this one will he stateot‘tlie-

and 150,000 members agree!

 

art." The house will hold 32
people and be wired. like
the library. tor the l'niver
sity network. he said. .\lon
e); to lilllltl the house was
prot ided by \_.\IC :\lllltllll.

Land in central campus
is being prepared tor the
mechanical t'lltllllt't‘l‘lll'.’
building. (‘onstruction is
set to begin in late October
or early Noyemher when
blueprints are tinalixed.

()l’t‘ campus. l'K Agri-
culture‘s animal research
center in Woodford (‘ounty
expects to open next spring
and will contain lieet'. sheep

and swine units. as well as
a dairy. l'eed mill and teach
in: learning center. re-
search facilities and labs.

More cotistt‘llt‘liolt can
llt‘ expected iii the luture.
l'lans are being made now
tor a new $1 1 million Heart
Institute to be located atlitr
cent to the l'l\' Hospital and
a 83:1 million l’hase ll ol‘Ag
iiig Allied Health. to lie lo
cated adjacent to the
Sanders-Brown Aging (‘enr
101‘.

Mark \‘anderhot‘l' con-
tributed to this article

Delta Zeta

summer with a compromise agreement.

Faculty and staff members and the me—
dia cried “foul" when the UK Board of
Trustees voted to give Wethington at least
an 18-month contract extension. a 19-per-
cent pay raise and improved retirement
benefits.

The Board of Trustees met in a closed
meeting on May 4 and discussed an exten-
sion of the president‘s contract through
2003. which would have contradicted the
board's 1988 decision to require top UK ex-
ecutives to retire at age 65. According to
the terms of this new contract, Wethington
would have been 67 by the time he retired.

Wethington‘s salary was also raised
from $192,651 to $229,439, a figure compara-
ble to the salaries of UK‘s benchmark
schools‘ presidents.

The Louisville Courier-Journal. the
Lexington Herald-Leader and the Kentucky
Press Association filed a lawsuit seeking to
rescind Charles T. Wethington, Jr‘s con-
tract extension as University of Kentucky
president, claiming it stemmed from an i1»
legal closed meeting of trustees.

“I feel without a doubt we violated the
law." said Billy Joe Milles. board member.
“it‘s not like we ran a stop sign. This is se»
rious business.“

Milles stated the board acted without
regard to Kentucky's open meetings laws.
pursuant to KRS 1611.170.

Debate was intense at the next meeting
on June 8 anti a motion to rescind the con-
tract was made. but failed with a vote of 10—10.

A special meeting was called for June
29. and by then a new contract had been
worked out. The board voted unanimously
to have Wethington retire in 2001. but stay
employed at UK as an assistant until 2003.
According to the new contract. Wethington
will serve as president until June 30. 2001.
Then. from July 1. 2001 to June 30. 20051. he
will assist the Board of Trustees atid the
new president in development and
fundraising. including a major capital catn-
paign.

He will also oversee the plan to make
[K a Top 20 research university and will
still receive a 19 percent salary increase.
making his salary 8229.439.

 

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with the hose running all the
time uses 90 gallons.

0 Keep a bottle of drinking
water in the refrigerator
instead of running the laucet
for cold water.

0 Recycle wading pool water
for plants, lawns and for
bathing the dog.

0 Start a compost pile
instead of using your garbage
disposal, which uses a lot of

Dealing with
drought

0 Use a bucket of soapy
water and a sponge to wash
your car. Save the hose for
rinsing. Wash your car in
sections and rinse with short
spurts from the hose.
Washing a car for 20 minutes

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water.

0 Use a broom, not a hose,
to clean driveways and side-
walks.

0 Clean garden produce in a
tub of water, then recycle
used water and give the
plants in the garden a drink.
0 Water before 10 am. to
prevent evaporation which
occurs fastest during the
hottest part of the day.

 

Above, Robert Rumford drives the tractor as
David Clem hands a stick of tobacco to Jason
Alcorn on the wagon as they take tobacco to the
barn Wednesday, Aug. 18, 1999, near Minerva,
Ky. Rumford said the drought hurt the size of
his crop which he estimates will only weigh
about three-fourths of what it should weigh.

Left, UK Physical Plant Division trucks use
water recycled from local pools to water the
grass at Commonwealth stadium.

Morning is better than
evening, when the dampness
encourages growth of fungus.
Water only when grass shows
signs of wilt. Grass that
springs back when stepped
on does not need water.

0 Take shorter showers.
Avoid leaving the water run-
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dry summer

Severe drought clamps down harder as Central Kentucky
waits for the hard rain to fall.

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