xt77h41jm77q https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt77h41jm77q/data/mets.xml The Kentucky Kernel Kentucky -- Lexington The Kentucky Kernel 1999-10-05 Earlier Titles: Idea of University of Kentucky, The State College Cadet newspapers English Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. The Kentucky Kernel The Kentucky Kernel, October 05, 1999 text The Kentucky Kernel, October 05, 1999 1999 1999-10-05 2020 true xt77h41jm77q section xt77h41jm77q "\
J

-’9"—n‘«ﬁli*"'-

w.w...ﬁ ‘

How easy would it be to
extend fall break a
day or two? Starting
classes earlier would ;
be a small price for a l
break comparable to
Spring Break. In
honor of a desired
change. here are a
couple of reasons
why Fall Break should
be like Spring Break.

The water is still warm
enough to take a dip
as far up as Myrtle i
Beach.

Hotel rates are so cheap
it makes driving
there look expensive.
So what if the beds
are more used then T
the Lincoln bedroom. ‘
Few will have a very
hard time passing out
in them.

For that matter,
everything is cheap.
How 'bout 75% off
sales at the iunky
tourist traps?

Can you say 80 and
sunny. No really, say
it right now, out loud.
Now doesn't that
sound like a good
idea?

l
More time could be T
spent studying for l
the LSAT. ‘
Aloe and Sunscreen .
sales are so low at i
this point; maybe I
Panama Jack could T
sponsor UK. Just f
think, everyone
would be walking
around with golden
tans, in nice Nike :
apparel smelling like l
the tropics. We could
be the best looking i
campus in the Mid i
South states between I
Tennessee and T
lndiana - oh wait, we l
already are! I

Everyone needs a break
once in awhile.

Dream with me for a
second. A UK-
sponsored tall break l
complete with 20 l
buses to Panama
City. Florida would
love us so much for
increased sales that
they would probably
give us free orange
juice and tacky
souvenirs. Hey, if we
choose, we would be
drinking off campus.
No harm, no loul!
Maybe Wethington
would float the
security deposits!

How are we
doing?

Do you like "Left of T
Center?” Are we i
domg a good job at
entertaining you for
20 seconds a day?
Any and all responses
should go to
rail_editor@hotmail.c
om. It is very easy to
do, we know that you
e-mail at least once a l
day. It would take all
of a minute.

%
@449

April showers bring
May wait a second.
it's not April yet. Sunny
early next week.

Kazﬁzicts w
Km not

VOL. $8105 ISSUE 3329

ESTABLISHED IN 1892
INDEPENDENT SINCE I97I

Nets trite. ’

ACADEMJA

Integrated
entertaining
‘Desegregation’
teaches actors,
audience |

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Pushing retention rates mup Their

By Nita Jo Brewer Mn N else but \\l have no w ly

CONTRIBUTING nylrER lli llltt kill" [ill‘lll
.-\dlninistlatols say they

have a definite plan to continue
'I‘ITUUXIT ”(3 Sll'iill‘s’ll‘ ”it“ increasing the number of stu
Rl‘ITUT‘l SITOWNI Silldt‘m N‘Tl‘ll‘ dents returning to their studies
lit)” in ihk‘ liiiiverbity i5 Slt'ildi’ (‘iik'h 5'91”" St‘Vt’l'ili pi‘UL’J‘ilinS
IV TTTTDT‘OVTTTEJ- “£11115 are ell” have been implemented to eli-
10W.” UTTIWT‘SIU'”filth” 511“ courage students to continue at-
HWTT though Th“ TTUTTTht'T‘S tending classes and pursuing
show a slow but steatly im- (him-pig
provemelit in retention and The ()muiTTT‘irTqTTT-TT] Advis-
graduation T‘iW‘S- ”1“ gap b‘“ ing.comprisedoffullrtiliieadvi
tWN‘n STUdOTTTS WITH begin IITPIT‘ sors who deal with only those
education and students who re “whims who have vet to (19.
N‘IW‘ 11 degree IS ﬁll” hovering clare a maior. is the maior force
around the SII‘H. range. said m {hp up,” said \'ickv
PhilIll) Kl‘r‘it‘llll‘ll dean “i llTTllt‘I“ Schankula. an advisor tor unde

.L’T‘IHIH' ill NTUTIIW clared students.

Someti'iculty members are Within tlils office. pro-
('(lllH‘lliUi with the low gr llllia- grams in ppm. TT, Tug-T51 5m,
tlon rules. delits include a peer mentoring

“It seems to be that one half program and the Early Alert
of the students who start here. Student Intervention program
don't finish here." said James she said.

Aiilist‘lil. it professor in tilt‘ Iii» AllViSOI‘S in the ofﬁce (list)
{(er department. make a point to keep iii close
“’T‘her may finish some contact with lilt'it‘ ail-t isees by

Series Matchups

By John Dobson
ASST. SPORTSDAILY EDITOR

Records: -
New York. ”PPM.
Atlanta: l03-59

Susan Sorta: Record: Atlanta won 9 '1
Comparison:

Category Advantage
Pitching Atlanta Braer
Batting New York Mets
Defense New my. Ming,
Experience Atlanta Braves
Series Winner Aitdli'g amp».

Arizona vs. Houston
A Arizona mo 62 10mg?
BIA/VON 0 Houston 97 65 ‘4
I’ll.”

Season Series Iocord: Arizona won. 5-4

Comparison:

““90” “Vim”.
Pitching Ltoustou Astios
Batting Arizona Diamondbacks
Defense Housta TT‘ASi 0s
Experience Houston Astros
Series Winner Huston ASITCTS

Houston will have to
overcome Randy
Johnson’s presence in
the Arizona rotation
to advance — the Big
Unit could see action
in two of the series’
ﬁve games.”

making ptriodit phone “(ills
and setting up meetlli s to

‘ ““9? WI th‘g‘y" "I “h" “55* Overall retention rates for the
. llils personal attention alid past three graduating
stlppolt is designed to help classes:
freshman stay active and [lost
tive. Schankula said. 132i f I: j
"A very important factor 90l l T T
on student retention is whether SST ' t ' t
or not a student makes a con- 75L : '7 iii
lie ( tioli with a 'significant otli g: ' 1' ._, *r
er during their tirst or Miollii 60i ' : ti'
semeste l. Sc hankul l s lid. 23: < — ‘ «-~+
'l‘hat ”significant other" 452i: : ffi‘i‘ ’ ’
may be an advisor. counselor. ﬁgi T t
instructor. or upperclassmen, ggf’ . 7 T j
Support. stress manage fji . T . l
ment. and resolution of coliillct ‘5‘ t t ‘
can all be attained through ad 18; I T T
visorsl Schankula said. . 0‘ ,9; ”JV-— T958
‘tlood advising is a key in
gredieiit in students' success Class “1:995:47 percent

fully attaining their college de Class of1997; 50 percent
gree." she said. “I think it’s re- _

ally important that students Class Of 1998‘ 52 percent
make use of their academic ad
visors."

Derek Jeter
will help try
and lead
New York
back to the
World
Series as he
and the
Yankees
will try to
defend their
world title.

ASSOCIA‘E"
PRESS

.............. Playo f time

"a
New York: 98-64 "t
Texas 95-57 0

“may“ the majors

Category Advantage
"Mi“ New York iankees By John Dobson last night‘s wild-card win over the (‘incin
W New York Yankees Issifseﬁis‘o—Altmiiion nati Reds and focus their attention oti the
“M” 7W“ “”0““ Atlanta Braves. baseball's most successful
N" Wk ”“995 NOW. “'9 autumn ofﬁcially. franchise over the past dec ide
“d" "M" N” W“ ”“9“ With the regular season complete. Atlanta hag moth ill .\' be. .t we old anti
baseball is N‘ETTI)’ 10 show offtlie brilliance has had little dittic ulty in the til st round of
0f "5 VCT'SIOTT ”i()(‘l0b(‘l’ color. the playoffs since the lily ision Ser ies‘ iti-
Bostonvs. Cleveland Eight teams have stayed oil" elimina- ception‘ iii 1995. New York hasn't seen the
tion thT‘OU‘Jh tht‘ VIEWS 0TH“? 152%“an 593' playoffs since 1988. and was systematically
loo-t son. with the Mets surviving 11 WWI game. dismantled by Bobby (‘ox‘s team iii Sep-
Bostonz94-68 By the end of the month. one will stand tember. ‘ ‘
Cleveland;97~65 alone as champion ofthe final World Series Don't expect a fr”. my“ to the secund
ofthe 19005- round for Atlanta. however. The Mets are
mmmaoston man Which teams have the best (‘hﬂm‘e to an exceptionally talented ball club; any
W W‘iihstand ()Ctober‘s initial test? “1‘! analy' team that can lav Claim to nannyg Such as
SIS TOHOWS- Piazza. Ventura and ()lerud should have a
m “VII... New York vs. Atlanta decent shot.
Pitching BostonPedSox Bobby Valentine has finally reached It won't be enough. though.as Maddox.
"‘“" C'M‘W'ndlans the postseason unfortunately for him. (‘ilavine and Smoltz won't allow their team
lmmeL. 8:32:23: i333: Th0 team standing in their WHY IS the. best to be eliminated so early Braves in four.
5"." mm" BMW W W team in baseball the Atlanta Braves:
The. Mets must cast aSide the thrill of 599 00350" on 5

own ad
agency
at UK

Jessica Story
{Jillkiliiii‘hti WRITE it

(me year after separating from the
3le ('Iull. (irehan :\>.\I‘t‘l(tll‘.\. I'It‘s stti»
tlelitrun advertising and public reiar

trons agency. has experienced a burst of

new life,

"The separation has allowed us to
become a stronger. more functional
agency." said (‘Iiris Rogers. a political
science anti integrated strategic coniniu
nlcations lunior who is vice president of
Tito agency.

Integrated strategic communlca
tlons' iunlor liddie (limes, president of
the agency. said that iletot'l- the separa»
tlon. their 'idvlsor_ Rick Roth. would an
nolince during Ad (‘Iuli meetings that he
needed volunteers to wot k on all adverr
tlslng protect tor a client

The student members would then
plan a tiiile to meet and w irk on do pro

~iect in their spare time. .n :ul.Iltlon to

the other activities that till .»\t.I l‘lub

See GREHAN on 2

Making
change

By Brian Granger

‘i‘i'rlr‘ii‘ ’t‘} “F "P

line .\Illlion I’ennies. 'I‘Iial's what
the l'nlted Way is trying to raise at I'K
iii the coming months. The Million I‘en
nies I’l‘oiect. which kicked ol‘l‘today. is
all atteltipt to raise Slitllllll for the orga
nixatiolt. and is sponsored by the Stu
dent Ileyelopliient l‘oulicil.

“We're trying to encourage students
to donate to charities at a young age so
that it'll become second nature to them
when they're older." said Tyler I’owell.
council cochair of the campaign.

I'K is one ot'six schools in Kentucky
to participate in this project. liastern
Kentucky. Georgetown. and 'l‘ransylva
out are all trying to raise $1ll.l)llll each.
while smaller colleges Asbury and llerea
will attempt to raise 825(k) *ach

Papa .Iohn‘s donated pizza and soda
for yesterday‘s kickoff. While it wasn't
necessary to donate money to receive
pizza. Powell said students should try to
give whateyer they can.

“I don‘t have a lot of mont v. but ill
did I'd give more money to charities. asi
have in the past." said junior. \llcllael
McKay. a history malor.

Nickels. dimes. quarters. and bills
will also be collected. despite the pro
yiet‘t's name.

"We ask that people give whatever
they can. There is no minimum to do
nate. but we d l Iii-.l' to see tllvilii‘\ that
folds." Powell said

Students aren‘ti to only on i s who
are allowod to donatw I .12 ill ty Ind staff
are also encouraged How the money
will he used has yet to be determined.

“The donations will be turned over
to the l'nited Way. and they wlII dis
perse the money iitlweyc" they so»: tit."
said l’owell. Money collld go towards de
vell‘lpmeiit of a YMCA or to a It lttcl'ed
women‘s shelter."

The project will be an or, going
event running through mul.\o\embei'.
with collection jugs being spread
throughout buildings on campus. and at
various events that take place,

Many students are strong support
ers of charity organizations. although
they might not necessarily be the l‘nlted
Way

"(‘hai‘ities are a great tliilig because
they raise money to help find solutions
to problems." said Kristen (Queen. an ac
counting sophomore. “I give money an»
nually to the Jerry Lewis teletlioii.
which raises money to fight muscular
dystrophy."

While the overall goal is to raise
$10.0“). Powell said that [‘K is in a com
petition to get the entire million pen
nies

"We‘d like to beat the other schools
participating in this event. and the only
way we can do this is with support from
everybody on campus." Powell said.

Call: 257-1915 or write:
kernel@pop.uky.edu

2 7| TUESDAY.CCTOBER 5.1999 twitciirucitv KERMEI.

ALL THE NEWS THAI FITS

The Low-down

Illegal
drug use
is wrong.

The
district
govern-

ment and
the

United

States

govern-

ment

should

never

condone
it,

regardless

ofthe
professed

purpose."

Republican Sen.
George

Voinovich,
who introduced
legislature on
Monday to over
turn a referen-
dum in which
District of
Columbia voters
overwhelmingly
approved
legalization of
marijuana for
medical uses.

Russian plane shot down in Chechnya

tiRl )ZNY. Russia As Russian tanks and in
t'aiiiry thrust deeper itito (‘liechnya yesterday.
('lieclien forces sltot down a Russian warplanc.
killing the pilot. the Iiitert'ax news agency report
ed At least four regions iii eastern (‘hechiiya
were hit by rocket tire. atid two areas ofcentral
l'lti-clinya were bombed. the territory‘s Deputy
Prime Minister Ka/bek Alzikltasltev said. Russian
forces have been advancing steadily to establish
1 security zone along the borders of the repub
he s mountainous borders. lliit the military
buildup has raised fears that there could be a re
twill of the Mil-lib" civil war in the republic.

Clinton: Uninsured rise expected

\\'.’\Slll.\l(}'l'tl.\l President (‘linton said
yesterday that ito one should be surprised by the
increase in the number of Americans who lack
health insurance. "What has happened is exactly
what we said would happen.” the president said.
reterring to (‘ongress‘ refusal in that to enact the
universal health insurance plan written by his
w ile.

Apartheid doctor goes on trial

l’ltlﬂ’l’thlA. South Africa (‘onllicting pic
titres emerged yesterday when Ilr. Woiiter Ilas-
son. a brigadier who headed Sotitli Africa‘s
chemical :iiid biological warfare program under
apartheid. went on trial for murder and other
charges Prosecutors depicted a titan who com~

initted monstrous acts against opponents of

‘\ll|li‘ rule . ‘.‘.llllt' colleagues described a caring
doctor they maintain is being made itito a scape
iiixtt

Voucher supporters hail court ruling

\I'ASIIINH'I‘UN Supporters of school
vouchers yesterday landed a Supreme (‘ourt de-
cision to allow Arizona to give tax breaks to peo-
ple who donate money for scholarships at reli-
gious schools (lpponents called the Arizona pro»
grant a tlagr‘int violation of the constitutionally
required separation ofchurch atid state. The ac-
tioti comes at a tiitie when the political debate
over tuition vouchers is heating up. sparked by
Florida‘s adoption of the nation‘s first statewide
voucher program

State Farm ordered to pay $456M

.‘yIARIth. III. In a lawsuit accusing the na

Chemical Engineers: BS, MS, Phil
Mechanical Engineers: BS, MS
Organic Chemists: Phil
Chemists: Phil

Analytical Chemists: Phil
Scientists: Phil

Process Engineers: BS, MS
Electrical Engineers: 83, MS

Accountants: 83, MBA, CPA

PLAYBOY
VEMTURA:
MINNEAPOLIS -
Minnesota Gov.
Jesse Ventura's
state popularity
dropped sharply
from 73 points
to 54 following
his Playboy
Magazine inter-
view in which
he belittled
those in orga-
nized religion
plus a variety
of others, a poll
released by the
Minneapolis
Star Tribune on
yesterday
showed.

TERMINATOR:
Arnold

Schwarzenegger
is quieting on
rumors that he
plans to run Ior
governor of
California. "I
have thought
about it many
times, but I'm
in show busi-
ness," said
Schwarzenegger
. 52. "I am in
the middle of
my career. Why
would I go away
from that and
jump into some-
thing else?"

The perfect chemistry for career success.

'lakc yoiir hardscarncd engineering skills and talent to a company that will use them to their fullest. At Union
(Lirliidc. you‘ll apply your innovative thinking to challenging projects from the moment you join us.

were .i l‘ortunc 300 company that produces the essential chemical and polymers for products that makc our
lives s.tlci and more convenient. \Ve do this by putting your winning credentials to work in an atmosphere that

tion's largest car itisurer of using inferior parts
for auto body repairs. a jury yesterday ordered
State Farm to pay $456 million to 4.7 million cu.s.

tomers. The case dealt with State Farm‘s use of

“aftertnarket” parts. whiclt are modeled on the
original door panels. fenders or other parts but
are not tnade to factory specifications.

West Bank-Gaza Strip accord near

.IICRl'SAIJﬁM Terms for the ﬁrst-ever safe
route between the West Bank and (laza Strip
were agreed on by Palestinian and Israeli nego-
tiators yesterday. leaving final approval of the
deal \\IIll Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat.
Prime Minister Iiliud Rarak has approved the
terms. cliiet Israeli negotiator Shlotno B(.‘II~AIIII
said. Ben Anti. who is also Public Security Minis:
tei'. said the agreement brougltt a “new atmos-
phere“ to the talks. which were revived last
tnonth.

Study: kids may smoke to lose weight

(‘Illl‘AUtl Youngsters who want to lose
weight are tnore likely to experiment with ciga-
rettes. researchers reported iii the October issue
ot‘theiouriial Pediatrics. "(lirls who were unhap-
py with their :nipearance were twice as likely to
think about using tobacco." said Dr. Alison Field
ofllarvai'd Medical School. one of the study's au—
thors. (‘hiltlren were asked questions about their
weight. including what. if anything. they were
doing to lose weight. The study looked at itiore
than 16,000 children. ages 9 to H.

IBM, AT&T to offer businesses web

NEW YORK IBM and AT&T (‘oi‘p are
pooling their considerable market heft to offer
small and mid-sized businesses a combined
package of products and services to help thent
set up Web sites for handling transactions. sales
and communications. IBM plans to sell comput-
ers and software for running the Web sites while
A'I'&'f will provide Internet connections to cus
tomers. The price for the package starts at
SZISJIIIII. said a source familiar with the alliance.
speaking on condition of anonyitiity.

Stocks end 128.23 higher

NEW YORK Stocks rose sharply yester-
day. led by financial and telecommunication is-
sues. The Dow .Iones industrial average rose
128.23 to close at 10.40123. ()n the NYSE. gainers
led losers 1529-1263. The Nasdaq was up 59.14 at
2.79399.

Broncos' Davis out for season

DENVER Denver running back Terrell
Davis. the NI’I.‘s MVP. will miss the rest of the
season because ofa knee injury. a crushing blow
to the 0-4 defending champion Broncos. Davis
tore ligaments and cartilage in his right knee
while making a tackle Sunday.

lostcts unlimited atliicvcmciit.

W’c ottcr .i divcrsc. tcam—oricntcd cnvironmcnt. as well as programs that arc designed to help you develop personally
and prolcssionally. So come cnginccr your success with us. 'l‘hcrc’ll he no limit to where your outstanding abilities

Mill l.ll\v' )1)”. \Xi are an equal tipliirltniily citiplowi

www.unioncarbide.com

UNION

CARBIDE

smart people.

GREHAN

Continued from page I

held. such as resume work
shops. agency tours and secure
ing public speakers.

By separating from the Ad
(‘lub. the agency is free to coit-
centrate solely on maintaining
clients and performing ser-
vices l‘oi' them on a regular lltl'
sis. Rogers said. Also. the Ad
(‘lub typically itiet only once a
month. while the (irehan As
sociates now meet weekly

llue to such changes.
membership iii the agency has

Jumped immensely.

“When I joined three
years ago. tltere were only
three ttiettibet's." (ii‘oves said.
"now attetidaiice has in
creased quite a bit. depending
on people‘s schedule."

At the agency's first Illt‘t‘l'
ing. the officers announced
that the current client list now
includes the [K (‘areer t‘en
tei‘. Lexington (‘Iiildren's Mu
seutti. I'K (‘enti‘al Advising
and Student ’I‘ransfer (‘entei'.
and other nonprofit organiza—
tions.

“('lients are generated
through Integrated Strategic
(‘oinmunications faculty refer
rals. as well as member's
prospecting." Rogers said.

Goofs?" i
Corrections

The agency is working on
llyers. newspaper advertise-
ments. questionnaires. and
press releases for a project for
UK Advising Week in October.

"The agency can handle a
variety of services for clients,
ranging from creative design
to press releases." Rogers said.

(il‘t‘llllll Associates is a
non-profit organization. so ser-
vices are performed at no
charge to the client, excluding
the cost of supplies. she adtled.

It is a win-win situation
for both clients and members
of the agency, Rogers said.

"Students profit by gain-
ing an impressive credential
to adil to their resume. in addi»
tion to accumulating pieces to
enhance their portfolio and
clients greatly benefit from
having all publications pro-
duced at no cost." she said.

(lreban Associates contin~
Lies to raise its membership.
through flyers and announce
ments at Ad (‘lub meetings.
and more arid more students
are discovering the benefits
the agency has to offer.

When first-year member
.lane Ashley Pace found out
about the organization this
year. she joined up.

“Since I have not had the
opportunity to perform an in-
ternship yet. this is a perfect
way for me to gain advertising
and public relations experi
once." she said.

An item in Friday‘s “Left of Center" should have said Oct.
2:; is the last day to withdraw frotn a course. Sept. 21% is the last
day to withdraw from a course and still get a refund.

To report (III error call The Kentucky Kernel at 2574.915.

achieve-

smart chOioes.

coming to your campus:
SWE Career Fair Day
Wednesday. October 6
Stop by and talk wit/1 us.’

L‘V""‘"“" _.- ._ _ .

,,,___.__,_,,

-—1.,_(__.~

inc

z—Ts.-.__,_ .. _..

‘ l.- .___.:u_

.n-

ANDREW FEIGHT I HERNE‘. "ﬁll

Todd Burriss, psychology major at UK, surveys El Horrendo, the toughest section of the Russell Fork River. Many whitewater enthusiasts say the Russ"
sell Fork is one of the toughest runs to navigate when tall damn releases unleash a torrent of water into the river.

the Russell Fork

-GQDD IiMES

Helping

ByiAndrew Feight

Sher wears,

This past neekenii i'ix' stuiients tented
iiunrirerls oi other outdoor i'lllillhi'iSls
from throughout the nation at the Ravi”
it‘urks Rirer Rt‘iifit'/\illi.\

”it’s all about Illlltsi“ and no reps." sairt
Aaron Lasiey ti i'ls' arr-inteeture \itItilH
llltil‘t'.

“'i‘he l‘iL’itl people~ liLjiti enerux. and
right iiii'zitiiiti."

(it‘gatii/eii In Hrent Austin. :i ['is' [an
Sehriei alumnus. the river :lliti nius‘ie testi
val was really more than inst an oppertunr
t_\' to part3. 'i‘he i‘estn‘ai raises llltlilt‘_\ ier
nen-prut‘it etuain/atinns that help the pen
pie .‘illtl em ireinnent ot':\ppai.teiiia. .\ustin
.s‘aiti.

;\ number of [it students took athan
tage ni‘their l’ail Break anti shinreii up ear
13' on i‘titill) ai‘ternunn at Kinanas Park.
which sits above the ('(llti'lllllllilil tim'n oi
Haysi. Virginia. Some stuilents eaine to
paddle the rirer. others to relax Zillii enjoy
the t\\'ei\'e hands that played throughout
the weekend on the park's stage. Seine

CAMPUS REPS WANTED
EARN FREE mm 6? CASH

CALI, t‘Ui} 'FP'? “fit? ”:43. .(

COLLEGE SKI & BEACH WEEK

ﬁéﬂéﬁﬁ

$050 23. JAN 2 & JAN. 2.7, 2000
CANCUN 8t MAZATLAN $499s I
SKI - CRESTED BUTTE $329

1 -800-SURFS-UP

wwwstudentexpress. COW i

Students!
Experience the thrill of
indoor rock climbing! Wednesda
Night is College Night wrth dlS-
counts for UK Climbing Club
members.

Huge New Bouldering
Wall!

RHtl tvr iiii’i Hi i Av titAININt; st S
SION WltH tlliS At)’
iA Sf) value)
Ask about our guide servrce to Red
River Gorge

253-3673

2416 Over [)1

‘<

In“ 'r- Md", it“, \",i ts L ," w”. ti"

Read the paper,
don’t eat it

A. ../~
V’N

POISON

Donors Rewarded Generously
New Donor Payment Plan

iii'2iit4iit tiieir nun iirinues anti ieineii the
:irunnnin; t ireies that surietnnleii the i'es
ti\ ii's three heltiit'es

'i'ite ititsseii i’nrk Hiker is one eithe tnp
tinee Mntenater rtxer‘s in the eastern
i'nueii States (‘hris iiip.:i'.'i\e. .i natiunaiit
rennuneii partriier. men the annual rner
l‘.n'i-. tile inuiilicin ni'Saturiias's Lll'l|\ tiles

The itenile/trvius raiseil niune\ ier
three nun Iiroiit nt'uatii/atinns‘ ;\III).‘li\ilttIl.
the .\inei lean \‘lintenatei‘ Ali'iiiation. (lllli
the iieaiinaters ;\s\it('l.’tiiitll,

.\ppaishep. nineii iii-gun as a War on
l’overtt prnieet in the ifliius. is a inetlia arts
and euitui'ai renter ilesigneii to eelein'ate
the eulture .‘iliti \inee tiie runeerns iii' pelt
pie ii\ iii}; in the .-\ppaiaeinan Mountains.

;\lllt‘i‘it‘tlli “intent-tier. through eiiuea
tionai Ill'iliil‘llllls anti iiihin ins ei‘iorts. seeks
to ‘eonserre (lllti l'l‘slill't‘ .-\ineriea'_s white
water reseurees anti to enitanee itI)I)itt'iiiill
ties to enjoy them safely.” saitl [tarry
(irnnes. a hoartl member at the uruanixa
liiillt

(lruani/eil as a result ni‘ i’resiilent (‘iin
ton's .-\nierieaii Heritage Rirer iitillzlii‘x'i‘.
iieaiiuaters maintains and improves. the
quaint iii"enririininentai. ilisitll'ii'. eeononi»

tst Visit $30
2nd Visit $40
3rd Visit $25
4th Visit $25

5th Visit $50

CENTEON

te :uitl ruitin'ai reseurees \tithin iii" iili’
.S‘anriV \\:i'~-rsheri oi is'entueiax 'nai \'ti
Silliti. stiiii .ierrt iiiktns. a iiiirirti i'ieinin'r
anti inuntter

ANDREW FEIGHT

KFRNf‘ S‘A’i

Brent Austin, the Rendezvous organizer -
attorney by day, kayaker by weekends.

at keeps
' alive?

Bio-Servrces. inc.

606-254-8047
2043 Oxford Circle

KENTUCKY KERNEL l TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1999' i3"

LEARN BARTENDING

"( ‘i'.| .i:lil<;\ i [Nti ()l 'R 7'” leARY"

‘ i ill 3 \\tt'i\ ( iIlllst'

St" . ~ - i).i\ Hi i \t'iliilL‘( itisst's
nsﬁu/

E9
Lexington

0t )xei WW". i‘i.iteinenl Sut‘tess

269-6060

64!! «aw ﬁnd: an WM

BARTENDING
SCHOOL

i.e\ingtiin Barn-titling School
?‘il'.1ltinit iliixsii’altiieit \iiittyt

CAMPUS
CALENDAR

the Campus (alonilnr is produteit weekly by the Offite of Student Activities
Postings In the (dit‘nddr are tree to all registered student organizations and
UK Departments Information run he submitted in Rm. 203, Student (enter
or by (ompleting d request term on line at
tittp..: r’www.uky.etiu/StudentCenter.
Posting requests are due ONE WEEK PRIOR to the Monday information is to
appear in the mlentliir, For more information (all 257'8867.

TUESDAY 10/5

' 0950 hit lvlirti‘ inti.

A: Iiil‘rllii
lit. Mull: Ii)‘;.iliil s}; tritium; Hm ‘ ‘HS iii. it, i. mm sign it; in Attsiinti‘ (ill
Itlti'l umi r l l time Winn... win its" til» n ii, mini km itltlA m the (orwmms. H'ui
HI-s r tti‘ iiilurirlu rm; it“ ii iii ‘/ mime-s stint, I‘lullql‘ .mutummtms mats
Mes i ile liitiiririq Spanish '1 .pm tlrsinu-s t Iassrniim and "dug”! immut-

ties im- iiiliirlnu ir-i-m It 1 'pm u tuiiltl (littlnuti'l' iiili

Hr'xii'r tiit-irinq \ialh l» Hipe- iwtll'V‘IlilS MFA

R. We ‘utiiiltlg Nisim . the 'im n in iillittltiilvltnlitts it)!»

lt'l'lttillllili tut inn-instep» 1mm ’illl. t ‘tililln'illtlt1lltl$lliltlttwltlu 2 1pm Rm l i l siiiiti m Q

Meeiimis b '
l N I M. t tInq . ltiinn Millllht \'rlilt or (enter
mini I'lll unit-.1” Muir-lint; tow. Rm h‘i siiiiimri (elite!

min. i: I i minimal miner s
MIJ‘I tl’ .tmi N‘s-i'tlltt) ,[mi
awn liltillltl iii-i st iii-i, Merl .,

i Men-u... ‘ mpni ltm )Pt' Sliirlenl (trt‘h‘l
Kilt ‘itiiili tit (l‘tltl‘l
ll't‘l!‘ Mm loo Sluitem 'tllll‘t

Arts Mvisws

Mmii- liti- is mammal lupin Wiil*-lt.iri"|w an. $1 slltltlslttt'l‘ m Sat-i

imam A Lin iii twi ruin-s. em in Museum

lxltiint liti‘ ruiiirs ill i him [)l‘slql‘ it Aer \‘lisl inn

txnvtiii ilivAll am: i lliill’l’s l,’ .ipm i a Art Museum

hmmr Matti-iii in that amt Art I; -tpm its Arr Mi, wul'l

tiK lhmrw Dem ]Ill .. ur. l)tSl(,Rl' Atl'lN kiwi Hiram ”VI in!“ mu 2s ‘19,“: l'll i It i min

intritlttultlls Ri-tlt-dlliitr
lillimtite "isht'l‘ (liili i‘riit In I' 5 Mint ﬂitiiil 'll'lli
lﬂlrmntltiii Shim Mi-n‘t {liti's Drunllltli liir ltll‘l‘l rill ill l ' t'il't'i lll H|Hil'l 5 ‘5 Si ittiirv l i‘tlll't’ in 4pm

spit. r-.
rtie hiillltu ’ltmin. dilllll‘tl simii in email
nit itinim vim me o epm llilh wine ii..i.:

(ll‘i mt imm
U5 ‘s‘itlillv timid Hum ‘Slt‘iilt tilts lirlli‘l Hilt’ tall 3 8910“” tliki-l i't'll

WEDNESDAY 10/6

Hiwtitiv tumrmti int) :0! h it) 1, mnrmu. r “ism-mun innit murmm NIH)
it. s l it.» ‘litilllllq ("I'ltltslts 's tillitll ruminant ink:

Ki‘slilit liltiifirlt} ’ri'ltrh x 10pm Ki't-ttn-iisnil
at s litt illlltr‘lilt) simmsii r, l[l(irl‘ at i iiivrr‘virv too
It. st-il Iiiiiitit't] smut Fr Iiipm Natiuw il‘iiltJr

Ht ~ lili iitiilitlii Nistiii , l-IP, it“) h 9 illiii'i Nisliit“. iii-t itl‘) t) it) i4 iiillll\,Nt)HtH's Studs ltl‘li‘qi

\Ali illliliiii Ar rmttru i iniimniir \‘I‘i‘llll-J mm t‘ti l student 4 enter
Alpha lpoinu [it'ilrl Mm niiu tl'tittili’H) sin aim iiir titlf‘llSSllilli Intiit tilt Melt s. himl ' ltipn w: \mimi llh'd's
Aiitirtnruini

Iik mun. Atlwllutstt-t'tlllq «1pm tan «(in (in ili’lrtlls
tin inset-rum ritdlttm: mm N‘t'iV'W‘I; 1pm ltnv tit; siiiiiwu t. "'1'! (I
,
I
Illlrrtllitlldis‘pﬂ‘tll‘il'lilll r ..-. .,
rlt”\lll(li('\ iitlll’llanH-rrt Mitestt‘i't'h autumn: rm mm- i.) x p_ .._'.
Q: t}. »
(litt‘l t. A at
Mt- return )[r'v minim srviii. l" l ltitrtt a! "I

Avis Milsli \
llk er tiiimimi Hpemuu ( rim. i'l emu simneims tt'lltl-l rim
int limitre lli m Ittl‘SI‘lil lltStttilt trials tiprr‘ Hl'llu‘s till-dil- ttiii 3w twain: rut-m min

Spet It” tsents

591ml) Men Are Sluts. Milli erlSlldln theatre. SJ silnltsiin'tl ns SAB
isetl ﬂunk Stile spousmd its (,I‘vee thumb and Appalmnidn Slut] (uunril. l0 4 tree sin-er it are”
Student UernIIdUUIIS (enlei Open House 4. 5 30pm Rm too Student (enter

THURSDAY 10/7

tii-i- Mall! '0‘! unit it" Illillt'i'lq HM itu Siiirierit ti-nii r sum up in .iitsam i: It,“ ‘ 69‘1'Ilri‘ "Iliri' mi“
ltet lite iiiltirlnu 4h. llllsth 5 mp": Naqqin immin-

ties t m- ltiiiirlﬂu in run 1 (spin. 1 ominous 106

km iiie tiirurmq simmm i s town .ii Nitims-S Slutty li‘llllut s s 5pm in Hoqqln (nmputi-r lab
Restile tutoring Math 6 mm“ Holmes (lassrrmni

Resilti- iiititrmii leftll'\ 10-1 IO‘.‘ 6 it) 8 30pm (ommiin. (Oh

Mi-eliiius

IiK Srir-wslil Siiiiwtindrtl Uuh Meeting F300!" Rm 215 \tiiilelll (enter

thiii'sittis Night live Bf)!“ (bristidr‘. Student fellowship hillltllnq (50] I ulumhid As.» i
Ut'vllllllll dait l untli 12pm Baptist Student (enter it

rn-snnmu ruins 6pm. Baptist sinus-m (enter

UK ldmlnlit llw (my dml letshldn Student Org Ml'l'llnu ' ltlpm Hm I” Student renter
Wliil th'O‘T (.ils Meeting. 5 30pm, Rm l2} Sr‘atrm (i-lilrr

UK titres Ailsiti all". Meeting I 9pm (MI r' 871“ liir tit-Idils

Allpdiitt llldll Stiiilent (tiurit ii Meeting 4 30pm (iinler'enr e Hm i" App-alt" bran (enter

Arts Musies
UK Hit-«IrQ Dem liri‘senls urstoktmrum. anni. Bttutrs 'ht’ntrl‘ tall zsr 493mm mm min

liitrdmumls 'Ftetri-miun “
liltimiitr lrisher- (Iuh Priii llt e 6 Burn. Bdntl lielil

brill Slnqlvs ltiul’ndlltvrlt~ idtt’s ll’t't‘k (roll ( llllr‘l‘ li‘i' time s i" .' ’P

Sports
litt' (iii-nu; l iiipm imptisv stiiiii-nr t "ill"
tik Ruuiu l’r i~ lite It ‘iiini uni .pme 'll lit

iwi I.Il lsi ills
Miran.“ Ut-ilr'l'ssiiin sin-t 'tillil ntit w l iriiinuiiiinrs msnlr‘l‘nly om. lntrdnte lﬂam 1pm (all251‘ arm rm
"Mir: 'll'li

FRIDAY 10/8

imit rim iteua ham Nomi r .u. in .i A
Al's w

UK lill'rltrtlni‘ﬂi [Iii .i l. l-l\.i’1|t-\IIHN “fl" “Hulls ”Hill/I IV)“ 4920 HIV 'ltll‘l IH'll
pintx \
til Minssmiiv t- int.“ it Minn lust-tuiiwnpiu ’

[it W‘tltlh'll\\ iii- i iv- -"hl i» ["" \‘iKlilvtili(tlil\l'|l"l g ‘
liﬂi'l'Nliii-s -- .

. u \Iitvwi- ll mun . limit SJMIUIHH \
[m \itsl‘ll- -
Mt-llt , Mourns spew sit-malt n w 'i hl't\ ruin ,' ~' iris

new” mi in sin

tantrum \lussiit l'u kit-um n it nu 5pm
piirts
Ik Fiititildlt‘ smith 1 Jilil‘tlir I'vl"

tik Rtluhs ss Wabash l|lm (um simiis In at Met"
lik iii «in hes ss Demure K4Itiithii ivn'tqli'n ll e 1 enter $4 at door

mm Mitstiw

ltlueqrdss (hilrili Mitsii textual 1 “7pm Sinulvtnn (tint i'r1 Nail 'l‘t‘t'
I! theatre [N‘Dt [Vl'sr‘nts DISH "ItiAlillN 80m Brtqus theatre i all 75" 49N tor “the! Intt‘

SUNDAY 10/10

It‘s lite lutminu lnu Int 6 li‘ Q Nismws studs lounge and tummom 106

Insiite liiim-mq \anlsh s 'piu anmestiassrnom

Resllte tutoring Math 5 litnm l immrms in“

Irs lite tutoring Nistnrs lﬂﬂ too 6 0pm at (ommons 3030 A “Mun NH lab. I Iipm at ( ommuns mo
It‘s titr- liitimnq (hemisrrs ‘1 Rpm ltosit Study lnunue

Meetlnqs
Sunday Morning worship llam tnmtmn Student lellrissship i502 (nlumhm AvPl
[alholit Mass at the Newmanlentm 90m ll Mam Sam 8 Kim"

Arts Movies
[Ihlhll ”N "H BIINK ”w Milli'r‘ium Nl‘itl‘. ilk Art Museum '4' 50m

Sports
l! Women s Volleyball vs lSU. .‘pm Memorial {Museum

Friday. October 8 8:00pm Memorial Hall

\Vr‘ll‘

wronq Plea-:0 note rhanqes thank vim

4I :TUESDAY' OCTOBER 5.1999 I KENTUCKY KENNEL

LCC

Fund created as memorial

By Jaquelene Bradley

CONTRIBU‘INC WR'ltR

l.11\111u111n (‘111111111111111 (‘111
111g11‘5 .»\111111111 (‘11111 11511111115111111
11111 S111nle1' 11111111111 .\l1111111'1111
ll S1'l1111111'5hip 19111111 111 11 11111111
1111111111115 1111111111111

3111111111111. .1 1111.1111'1111111111'.
1111111 111 .\1;11‘1‘h 1111111 1111111‘1115