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Kentucky Kernel

_ JANE 3 1989

Vol. XCtt, No. 93 Establtshed 1894 Universtty of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky Independent since 1971 Monday, January 20, 1989

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$324331 -. I SPORTS VIEWPOINT

Funeral arrangements - a
matter of life and death.

See Page A

 

 

 

Cats sneak past first—place
Volunteers.

 

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Tomorrow Partly Cloudy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

   

 

  

2 — Kentucky Kernel. Monday. January 23,1989

 
 

 

CAMPUS CALENDAR

 

 

Information on this calendar of events is collected and coordinated through the
Student Center Activities Office. 203/204 Student Center, University of Kentucky. The

intormation is published as supplied by the on-campus sponsor. with editorial privi-
lege allowed for the sake of clarity of expression. For student organizations or Uni~
VOTSITV departments to make entries on the calendar, 0 Campus Calendar form
must be filled out and returned to the Student Activities Office.

DEADLINE: Forms will be accepted no later than the Monday preceding the

publication date.

 

 

 

23 MONDAY

'EXthltS (thrOugh 127): Forgotten Pi»
oneers in a Southern Community; Free;
UK Medical Center. 9 a.m.-9 pm; Call 3-
6363

-Exhibits (through 1 31): John Tuska: a
25 Year Retrospective. Free; UK Art Mu-
seum. Noon-5 pm. Call 75716

'EXthITS (through i 31): The Art of the
Fan Free UK Art Museum; Noon-5 pm;
Call 7 5716

24 TUESDAY

cAcademlcs (Tuesdays through 3/7):
The Backbones of English: A Practical Re-
view; $35; 251 Anderson Hall; 6-8 pm;
Call 7-3383

~Concerts: Faculty Brass Quintet; Free;
SCFA Recital Hall: 8 pm; Call 7-4900

 

125 WEDNESDAY

~Academics. Last day for payment of
registration fees and or housing and din-
ing tees in order to avoid cancelation of
registration and or meal card

- Sports. Wildcat Basketball vs. Auburn:
Free with UKiD. Rupp Arena: Call 7-3838

-Sports Lady Kai Basketball vs. West-
ern Kentucky University Free with UKID;

Memorial Coliseum 7-30 pm; Call 7-
3838

oMovres Magnum Force; $1.95;
Worsham Theatre 7-30 pm. 10 pm;
COIN—8867

00ther (srgn~up deadline 1 24): Begin—
ner's Weight Training Clinic: $1: Seaton
Center 7 30 p m; Caii 7-3928

-Meetings; Food tor Thought: Kickoff —
Adult Student Support Group: “Financial
Aid". Free New Student Center Room
231 Noon Call7—3383

26 THURSDAY

oMovies: Decline of Western Civiliza-
tion: The Metal Years; $1.95; Worsham
Theatre; 7:30 pm; call 7-8867

0 Movies: Blade Runner; $1.95; Worsham
Theatre; 10 pm; Call 7-8867

 

i27 FRIDAY

oSports (through 128)- UK indoor Track
Florida invitational: Away; Cali 7—3838

oSports: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs.
Washington University; 53; Lexington Ice
Center; Midnight: Call 269—4873

- Concerts: The Montreal Symphony Or-
chestra: 59 students. $18/pubiic; SCFA
Concert Hall: 8 pm; Call 74900

'EXhlbiTS‘ The Library of the 2151 Cen-
tury; Free: Peal gallery; Noon; Call 7-8611

- Seminars Energetic Constraints in the
Photoiysis of Acetic Acid - Joyce Guest,
Unrversrty of Cincinnati; Free; Chemistry-
Physrcs room 137. 4p m

 

28 SATURDAY

-Intramurals (through 1/29; sign-up
deadline 1/24); Racquetball Doubles:
Free; Seaton Center; Call 7-3928

oSports: Wildcat Basketball vs. Ole

Miss; Away; Cali 7-3838

OSports: UK Rifle Kentucky Murray State
Invitational; Murray. KY; Call 7-3838

OSpon‘s: UK Men's and Women's Swim
Teams vs. University of Alabama; Away:
Call 7-3838

oSports: Lady Kat Basketball vs. Missis-
sippi; Away; Cali 7-3838

oSports: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs.
Washington University; S3; Lexington Ice
Center; Midnight; Call 269-4873

oLectures: Dominick LaCapra — Paul
De Man in History: The Temporality of
Rhetoric; Free: New Student Center room
228; 11 am; Call 7-1316

 

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129

“Concerts tOCuity guest. two
piano and percussion. Dr 8i Mrs. Hersh 8i
3 Campbell. Free. SCFA Recital Hall; 3
p m . Cali 7-4900

- Concerts Patricra Montgomery.
piano; Free, Center for the Arts. 3 p.m..
Call 74729

-Concerts Faculty Trombone Recital:
Daie E. Warren. Free; SCFA Recital Hall: 8
p m . Call 74929

-Mowes. Decline of Western Civiliza—
iron The Metal Years; $195; Worsham

SUNDAY

Fr
\4.) —

Theatre 7 p m . Cali 7-8867

 

30

°Exhibits (through 1/31): Forgotten Pi-
oneers in a Southern Community; Free;
UK Medical Center: 9 a.m.-9 pm: Call 3-
6363

MONDAY

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

special events

 

 

 

°Academics — 1r24 (Tuesdays through 3/7): The
Backbones of English- A Practical Review; 535; 251
Anderson Hall: 6-8 pm: Call 73383

- Academics — 1 25: Last day for payment of reg-
istration tees and-or housing .and dining fees in
order to avoid cancelation oI registration and/or
meaicard

~0ther - i 25 (sign-up deadline lr24): Beginner‘s
Weight Training Ciinic. $1: Seaton Center; 7:30 pm:
Call 73928

 

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arts/movies

 

 

 

0Concerts — 124 Faculty Brass Quintet; Free:
SCFA Recital Hall. 8 p m . Cali 7-4900

oConcerts — 127. The Montreal Symphony Or-
chestra. S9 students. 518 public. SCFA Concert Hall.
8 pm . Call 74900

~Concerts A I 29- CS — taculty'guest. two piano
and percussion. Dr. & Mrs. Hersh Br J. Campbell;
Free. SCFA Recital Hall; 3 pm. Call 7—49OO

~Concerts - 129. Patricra Montgomery. piano;
Free. Center for the Arts: 3 pm . Call 74929

rConcerts - i 29 Faculty Trombone Recital: Dale
E. Warren, Free SCFA Recital Hall; 8 pm; Call 7—
4929

oExhibits — 123-127 Forgotten Honeers in a
Southern Community. Free UK Medical Center: 9
am .9 pm . Cali 3 6363

- Exhibits — l 231 31 John Tuska a 25-Year Retro-
spective- Free. UK Art Museum. Noon-5 pm. Call 7—
5716

0Exhibits ._ 1 2371 31 The Art of the Fan. Free. UK
Art Museum Noonrs p m. Call 76716

~Exhibits «» 1 27 The Library of the 215t Century.
Free; Peal gallery. Noon. Call 7-8611

~Exhibits ~ 130.131: Forgotten Honeers in a
Southern Community. Free UK Medical Center: 9
a m-9 p m. Call 3-6363

oMovies - 1 25 Magnum Force; 5195; Worsham
Theatre 7 30 pm. 10 p m . Call 7-8867

oMovies - 126 Decline of Western Civilization:
The Metal Years. $1 95. Worsham Theatre; 7:30 pm;
call 7-8867

oMovies - 126- Blade Runner; 5195: Worsham
Theatre 10pm.Cail 7-8867

oMovies — 1‘29 Decline of Western Civilization-
The Metal Years; $1.95: Worsham Theatre; 7 pm.
Call 7-8867

 

 

 

 

 

meetings/lectures

 

 

 

-Lectures » 128 Dominick LaCapra — Paul De
Man in History The Temporality oi Rhetoric; Free;
New Student Center room 228; 11 am: Cali 7-1316

. Meetings ~ 1 25 Food ior Thought: Kickoti -Aduit
Student Support Group “Financial Aid": Free; New
Student Center Room 231: Noon; Call 7-3383

OSeminars 127 Energetic Constraints in the
Photoiysis or ACeTlC Acrd , Joyce Guest. University
of Cincinnati Free Chemistry-Physics room 137. 4
pm

 

  
  

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looking ahead

 

 

 

- Academics - 1/31: Last day to drop a
course without it appearing on the stu-
dents transcript

oAcademics - 1/31: Last day to
change grading option in dean's ol‘fice

- Seminars - 2/1: Stress Management -
presented by Dr. Mike Nichols. psycholo-
gist; Free; Student Center Room 230; 6-8
pm.

oAcademics - 2/2: Last day for re-
instatement of students canceled tor
nonpayment of regular tees

 

 

 

  

weekly events

 

 

 

 

MONDAY

-Other Warhammer 40.000 Roiepiaying. Free. Student Center
Room 205. 7 p m . Call 76636

oOther Aerobics. Free. Newman Center Rooms 1 and 2. 5.507
p m . Call 266-6920

cother Judo Club Meeting. Free. Alumni Gym. 56 30 pm. Call
233-3923

- Other UK Parents Networking (babysitting co-op). Call 271~5191

- Other Aikido — Japanese Martial Art Free. Alumni Gym Lott. 8 30
p m . Call 2723369

ORellgious Cornerstone Music Practice - no talent required — lust
energy: Free. 508 Columbia Avenue. 7 30 pm Call 2544714

0 Religious Worship Service — a casual time at singing and worship
Free. 508 Columbia Avenue. 9 p m . Cali 25473714

TUESDAY

-Other Aerobics Free. Newman Center Rooms 1 8i 2 5 50 7 pm.
Call 2666920

- other Game Night. Free. Student Center Game Room 7 30 pm
Call 7-6636

-Otner UK FenCing Club - beginners welcome. equipment pro-
vided. Free Alumni Gym. 7 30 pm .Call 8-5564

-Other Twilight 2000 Roleplavlng Free Student Center Room
205. 7 30 p m : Call 76636

nother Chess Club. Free Student Center Game Room 7 30 p m
Call 7-6636

-Meetings SAB Indoor Recreation Committee Meeting. Free Stu
dent Center Game Room. 7 p m. Call 76636

-Reiigious Tuesday Night Together ~ iniormal worship Free 429
Columbia Avenue. 7 30 pm, Call 7-3989

-Rellgious Genesis li Free Newman Center Room 8 7 9 pm Call
272-2486

oRellgious Rite at Christian initiation oi Adults iRClA) Free. New
man Center Rooms 3 and 4 7 30 p m Call 255-8566

WEDNESDAY

00ther Aerobics Free. Newman Center Rooms 1 and 2 550 7
D m . Cali 2666920

-Otner Judo Club Meeting Free Alumni Gym 56 30 pm Call
233-3923

-Other ADSD Variant Roieplaying Free Student Center Room
205. 7 p m. Call 76636

-Other Table Tennis Meeting Seaton Squash Room 7 3O 10 30
p m ,Call 7-6636

00ther Call at Ctnuihu Free Student Center Room 205 9 pm
Call 76636

-Otner Aikido ~ Japanese Martial Art Free Alumni Gym Lott 8 30
Dm.CaiI272-3369

IRellgious Student Faith Sharing Free Newman Center Room 8 9
p m.Cal1255-8566

~Religious Hoiy Eucharist Free 51 Augustines Chapei 530 pm
Cail2543726

THURSDAY

-Other UK Fencing Club - beginners welcome equipment pro
vided. Free. Alumni Gym. 7 3079 30pm Call 8 5564

00the' Chess Club Free Student Center Game Room 7 30 p m
Call 76636

oReligIOus Decision Point , Bible Study Free 508 Columbia Ave
nue. 8p m Call 254 3714

oRellgious Dani Grill — Devotion and Lunch 51 429 Columbia Ave
nue.1215 p m . Call 73989

~Reiigious Cornerstone Drama Practice , no talent reaurred lust
energy Free 508 Columbia Avenue 6 30 p m Call 254 3714

FRIDAY

No listings

SATURDAY

-Other Star Trek Roiepiaying Free Student Center Room 205 7
p m . Cali 7 6636

oOther ADAD 211 Roiepiayrng Free Student Center Room 205
10 ct m , Call 7-6636

0 Religious Sunday Obligation Mass Free Newman Center 6 p m
Call 255-8566

SUNDAY

oOther Warhammer 40 000 Rolepiaylng Free Student Center
Room 205. 3 p m Call 76636

. Other Aikido , Japanese Martial Art Free Alumni Gym Lott. 8 30
cm Cail272r3369

'Religious Sunday Obligation Masses Free Newman Center 8
to 11 30 Sand 9 30. Call 255-8566

- Religious Hoty Eucharist Free St Augustine‘s Chapel 10 30 a m
5 30 p m Call 254-3726

MONDAY

'Other Warhamme: 40.000 Roieplaying Free Student Center
Room 205. 7 p m . Call 7-6636

-0ther Judo Club Meeting Free. Alumni Gym 56 30 pm Call
2333923

- Other UK Parents Networking (babysitting co-op). Call 2716191

'0ther Aikido 7 Japanese Martial Art Free Alumni Gym lott, 8 30
pm,CalI272r3369

~Religlous Cornerstone Musrc Practice ~ no talent recurred v lust
energy. Free 508 Columbia Avenue 7 Job rn Call 254 3714

- Religious Worship Service - a casual time 01 Singing and worship
Free 508 Columbia Avenue 9 p m Cal1254 3714

 

  

 

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-intramurais - 1/28-1/29 i'sigr-up deadline 1/24).
Racquetball Doubles. Free; Seaton Center: Call 7-
3928

. Sports — 1/25: Wildcat Basketball vs. Auburn: Free
with UKID; Rupp Arena; Call 7-3838

'Sports — 1/25; Lady Kat Basketball vs. Western
Kentucky U...versity; Free with UKID; Memorial Col-
iseum; 7:30 pm; Call 73838

0 Sports — li27-1/28: UK Indoor Track Florida invita<
tional; Away; Call 7-3836

. Sports — 1/27: UK Cool Cats Ice Hockey vs. Wash-
ington University; 53: Lexington ice Center: Midnight;
Call 2694873

oSports - 1/28: Wildcat Basketball vs. Ole Miss;
Away; Call 73838

. Sports — 1/28: UK Rifle Kentucky Murray State In-
vitational; Murray, KY; Cali 7-3838

Osborts — 1/28: UK Men's and Women's Swim
Teams vs. University ot Alabama; Away: Cali 7-3838

°Sports - 1/28: Lady Kat Basketball vs. Mississippi;
Away; Call 7-3838

0 Sports - 1/28: UK Cool Cats ice Hockey vs. Wash-
ington University: 53; Lexington ice Center; Mdnlght;
Call 269-4873

 

 

     
  
   
   
   
  
  
  
  
 
 
  
   
   
 
 
 
   
    
   
   
   
   
    
    
   
   
  
  
 

 

  

  

    

SPORTS

 

Cats break
Vols, jinx
for victory

I!) BARR Y It EEVES
Staff Writer

KNUXV'ILlil‘L 'l‘enn , UK coach
Eddie Sutton made a promise ear—
lier in the week that he would use
his bench more. Against the Uni-
versity of 'I‘ennessee, he did not lie.

Reserve tiK forward Deron Feld—
haus. who had reservations about
his euaeh‘s promise, not only
played 2.; minutes in the game, but
sank two free throws vrith 12 seo
'inds remaining in the game to give
[K a foui'rpoint lead.

"I didn‘t really think he was se-
rious about it «more playing
tiiiiel." l“eldhaus said after the
[1.211110 "1 was pretty iieri'ous when
i first went into the game. but it's
a good thing), I got over it.”

it \Hls good for [K that Feldl’iaus
gut tt\(‘l‘ his nermusness because
his two free throws turned out to be
the difference. as 'l'eiinessee‘s Greg
Bell hit a three-pointer at the tin/.1.—
er to make the filial senre tutti?)

'l lust \H’llt up there and shut
the free tltl‘t)\\\ like l div everyday
in piattieef' lt‘eldhaiis explained
\iithasiiiileriiihistaee

'l)eruii is a bltie eullar \\tit'l-'.('l'. a
llLllltt'l' and tonight he gau- us a big;
hit \ilien he hit some lllLI tiiiie tree
tlirmisf' Sutton said

['K controlled the ti‘lllptl of the
.game b} being patient offensively
and .sttllL’} defensiieh The Wild
eats hit ill 7. pei'eent of their .slltlts
from the field in the game t'tilil
pared to l‘eiiiiess‘ee's enld ‘11! per
tent

'\\e told our squad mining in
that the lllL‘ ke_\ iii the hgill game
would in llfl\\ \iell \\e etiiiti'olled
the tetiipn,‘ Sutton said "We felt
llkt that would .lllll\\ iis to take the
(Triad Hill of the L‘aine‘

‘\\'e ‘Htlk guild shuts
_lll>t didiit tall, said 'l‘eiiiiessee
tuaeh l)tll! l)e\'ue ltilllt\\ltlL’ his
tennis loss ”\riti tltlllt expeet to
wit \\lll’ll you shoot as poorly as \xe
’llft illillt‘lll ‘

but the}

[Rs htipe to \Hll limki'tt diin
nheil sophomore (‘t‘lltt'l' Lelton
Ellis who finished \Htll 12 points in
on!) ‘_’l iiiiitiites. \kas ‘.\hl.\'ll(‘tl for
his third foul “till 1241‘» i‘eiiiaininu
iiilhetirsthalt

Little did l)e\'oe and his team
knrw. that uhen senior lumard
l)_\‘l"tt1 \H hit t\\‘t> tree tht‘ims til

 

UK sophomore center LeRon Ellis performs ar arias-w
score two on UTs Douo Roth UK upset the Vols 9" 4‘s

 

L‘it'e i 'l a In if» lead xkith ll .ii let? The i\'. in:
in thr- lii's‘ hall it \wuld be lll,\ p, ; flux;
teaiiis tits’ lead lit the name \if\ 3-. up;

‘\\.i_s infill tn mix It littllll.~ in the A”trill i,.

ijaiiie rim-smut

   

 

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VIEWPOINT

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Kernel Checklist

A weekly public scrvcc the Viewpoint Page to help
keep its readers abreast of :lte hi; ilL'ltls in the universe.

w A Breath of fresh Air. {icorce Herhcr/ Walker
Bush. The man who wat (.lk’\L"'ti".‘Ll so ,i "walking political
corpse" by many i‘ttllllu’tl pillltliis two years ago became
the nation’s 41st president l'riJay Although Bush‘s inau-
guration speech was far from restore it established a spirit
of community and bipartisatiship tins. nation needs to get
out ofthe mess eight years of Ronald Reagan got it into.

/ Where “as James? .\(i.~l Presrdcnr James Rose.
Since the [1K athle'ic departmen: decided to :akc away 400
student Ilech in the men‘s n;.«.ketball games. not even an
official peep heard the office of James
Rose. While the action may tiaic been warranted. it would
be nice for a student leader to voice some concern. rather
than acting like a high school student council president and
concentrate on a dance

has been from

L’ Slam Dunk. John [lionsmmr Georgetown L inversi-
ty men's basketball coach loan 'lhompson walked off the
floor of a game last is eel to protest of the NC A -\‘s stiffer
requirements tc-r stiiuctit--atf.iett-s. Although asking a high
school student to ‘tiaxt “it the Sr\l or i.‘ on the ACT
and grade point at etaii» of 1 it is a reasonable expectation.
Thompson charged it \l‘v».f mimics against triiiiorities. The
NCAA. cvet worried about its image and not its mission.
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have been slated and as many as foot i'illL‘l students are
expected to )til’llt" into the race soon. \\ iiii \(iA having one
of its more disappoint-rig lL‘lltls. t:i \ year's crop of candi-
dates need to start the eattipmgii off till a positive note by
forgetting about their lc‘slilll’cN and remembering who they
are running to represent.

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/ A City Divided. .tliirmi Race riots raged through
parts of~ Miami last week. leaving at least two dead and
hundreds iniurcd. The incident. which was ignited when a
white police officer shot a black man on a motorcycle. was
just another grim reminder of how far this nation has to
go before there is racial equality

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