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‘3'." f . ., 5 1' 2‘ last Mideast stronghold With tanks in his new ioh litunsfelti villi .\\r‘..tll .m our iris ”N mm
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4“ r, ‘ ”can.“ , ( dead and 119 wounded outside 'h'ipo gowrnmt-nt in [moon in to lieu- tk‘ditquuftl‘l\ .i: Halt-Lu.
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2 2“ " ‘ ' Police in Tripoli. 50 miles north of tioti forces from imitation and try to Yiliiht' out .imiinii tin- nl'tllht‘f' t-
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By ELIZABETH CARAS Although the Senate passed a culture Student Council urges SGA a fashion show of native Indian 3) JN“ “MM-“h ‘ ' - ~"l
StaffWriter bill at its last meeting urging not to provide funds or verbally clothes. senior Stafanter ' ' . W A
campus support for the “Great support the event, which will be ' y -'
David Bradford, Student Gov- American Smokeout,” Scott held Nov. 19, He said the college The Senate 3150 approved a bl“ Jack [)ulworth u. looking for on g .
emment Association president an- Yocum. agriculture senator, said asks SGA “to provith support for allocating $517.9 for the SGA‘S‘U' "educational" (‘Xpt’rlt‘nt't' when ht- 2.
nounced the resignation of John the students in his college feel it is the tobacco industry." dent Orgamzation Mm" 0" N0" 1mm lhc Kentucky (Iount‘ll 0" “lull . .
Davenport. political affairs direc- improper for SGA to spomor such , 10' The. event.“ “Oped to 59"" as W Edut‘allm later "115 mmlh II I
tor, at the SGA Senate meeting an event. The Senate approved a b'" allo a starting pomt for "0““le 9“ l’ulWTlh- 3* “"8"“ Jun“)r “‘85 '2 I ‘ ‘ 'II
last night attheStudent Center. eating 3le to defray the costs of changes between SGA and numerr one of four m (‘Hf‘l appmmm .5 ‘ ,,
Bradford said it was Daven- Tobacco is the mainstay of Ken- the “India Night“ program spon- ous campus organizations. Bryan named Wanda)- h} um John y I “If I ,
MI. third year being involved tucky’s income and the industry sored by the International Stu- West, director Of student affairs, Brown He Will gene as it student >V£¢~M l " .0.
with student government. “I’ve should be supported at the state‘s dents and Scholars Office. “The said. representauw from NOV 15 ,0 Apr” w 1» '7'” _ ,
found him to be an excellent sen- land grant institution, Yocum money was gomg F0 8° to MUC‘ West said members are an ex 15 ~21 M212 ‘ I. -.
ator to work with. a worthy oppo- said. “We feel it is inconsistent mg the prices 0f tickets although cellent source of student 0 "no" "it‘s such a broad education ' - ‘ I“ 1‘
mat in the past eImtim (Daven. With the charge Of this University they were already printed MUP. “Most Of the time after map", tor- llulworth Mild (if the benefits of a ‘ .
wt mm mm in last Springvs to use students tmtion to support Keith Hlll.Sen8mr€t-lal‘ge,sald4 gamutlm members: cast - [hen servmg on u", (Itlunt'll IIltIh an ."u F \
SGA presidential elections) and a suchacontroversial issue." Instead. the money will be used ballots they kind of forget about cation in itself m- biggest thing is ‘ S; I '
tine member of my executive for extra activities such as the becoming active With the sun " ”‘9 CM”“-’"’“""“"“’-“““‘ II ‘I “*5 I‘
branch.” Yocum said the College of Asrl- showing of the film "Gandhi" and Westsaid. ' He u only "is ill-«ind studs"! W I
reentative named to ('lll-J and the J“ h I)! |“()RIH
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yer. and Michael llarreld. senior ’1‘” “"""I“"“"” “”‘W l" "’0’"
By CHRISWHELAN any standard typeface, but it has For the KRM to read. material is trating" for the individual. Harken ‘I'C‘I "amen! 0‘ ”“1““ “(Mm IIIIIIII IrIrYIIIII IIII IIIII I ”III IIIII II III
Staffwriter difficulty with “poor quality print or placed facedown on a glass scan- said. “it.taltes on the average of Bank and “I‘m”? MIW‘S‘I'HP Iumhtmm IIIMIIINI IIIIII III ”N
paper such as newspaper," he said. ner. The computer detects light and eighthourstotrainaperson.“ Dulworth was mm‘mm'd 3" a “t” IIIIIII "I “WM IMHI ”III“ III'IIM III
Visually impaired students at UK It also has difficulty differentiating dark areas which allows 'it to recog- _ dent rf‘pfllfit‘nléllll't' b) Jim “in“? "mg"
now have the benefit of a 330.000 between certain letters and it “can- nize letters and group them into Kathleen Hougham. coordinator 0‘ “mm S‘Ude'“ (5"V9mmem MSW" _. In am WW" “UNI'U' WI} "I 'I
reading machine. donated by the not read script or handwriting." words. Harken said sounds are then a“? 1”me VOIUmeer recording “0" Walden! “ulworlh said Whllt‘ ""1 “l “U '"""“I"" “m 5"" "“i‘
Xerox Corporation. which scans Harken said. determined through a “dictionary of umt. “_‘d UK has had the KRM for ““5"“ ”Ody Prmldents "0mm“? m'". . l ”“1”” '“m “Wm" "M
printedmaterialandreadsitaloud. If another cassette is inserted, the linguistic rules." A speech synthe- aboutsxx months. Harken said it has students for ('lii-Z. they themselves "5 5"" l""‘”“'"' ““‘l'l “”‘dm"
The meeil Reading Machine machine can also do mathematics. sizing unit finally troduca the been m the "WW but has not been cannot serve (II-(III ":3me "I “III III IIIIIINI
was designed especially for the “It then becomes a talking calcula- sound. availablefor publicuse. ”That WW” “9 H ”mm“ "1 ”1“" ,. i g IerIIIE‘I , “TIP": iRIIIIIm
blind, but will also aid students with tor,"hesaid. Other features of the reading ma- During this time five people were est Since the student body president in: {IR olIIIsIlItIxieInnt" II M In"? ilIf‘lIlI‘lII:
readlns disablities such 35 dyslexia, Columns pose a slight problem be- chine are a Goo-character memory. trained to use it and according to 59"“ 0" "‘9 “08m 0‘ I”“‘“’“- I h" “3“. m. “fifnfih. IX, II
said Henry Harken. reference li- cause the machine reads primarily an optical scanner and the ability to Harken all is“working very well " said ““13” W Rot'f’mmfi body mm a: i u, nu m 1H,. l‘IIIIII‘I
brat-inn at the MJ. King library. from left to right. Although experi- reviewthecopylineby line. Hougtlam said the Xerox Corpora- THE» over another governing Mum! “M rem-hi?) the mtleg‘
Harken is mponsiblc for teaching ments with foreign languages have Although KRM is not difficult to tion donated the KRM to UK in con- bod." " gun the smut» inll get I firm:
mletousetthRM- been done onthe machine. “it does use because it has only four keys. junction with international Year of That might have been a major "in, ir.,mim,.m..,no,-A
'nie KRM can read books, mag- not have foreign language capabili- “we like to train the students" be- Disabled Persons and Xerox's 25th point of interest to Dulworth. a for llulworlh said he htipn. to get ;.
. azineo, typed cmpondence and tits. Harken said. fore they use it. “Its a lot less frus- anniversaryofbeing in bullies. mer SGA senator-atlarge, had he cubicle m the new “Ml muanlul
[ions Office to conduct his utxlt with
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i We class after this. so we usually stay “The me big thing lm really
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l timers, or ac mi . are , Jackson Will sta' st as long as the ment of a fund for It'adcnllt‘ nt-ri
l 1 loolkMMeMtM‘Mlf uponmewith Toma! gelatin 5,11Udents how [0 keep students want " ) Iu lent-e " he said if vu- can gr! lha’
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a ‘2’ 5 still an indispensable part ory the 1 Moms comfortable Patnce men. a rhyme freshman It'll"??? timifnr‘m "$3.3
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a ‘ working in the field or racing at the confident working Wind ""5 18W“) ‘0 16"“ I mip' ”Wm II I
. n. , a track. his performance usually can under the horses. ”
g M .J’" "I, M: -- 2" . . be related to the fan-mu, quality Linda Snead. an agronomy armor ————~-'—- - --~~
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I +- . ‘ k a, three years. is currently be offered UKferrier partially because II" 3" up an 9“
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1 ‘M . . plain to continue it in future Fall le- _ another tamer fa m" ”mm ‘1
l . I o 7‘ masters. Stephen G. Jackson. an a- .. “PM “'9 “m“ a" ‘ n Hot "WWI.”
. . . ' . I mmmmmtwimmeds- Andlnadertobecome skilled in unique breed and have to be Nifimmmml
l , - l I t ‘ . . .':,~ , 't I P‘rtment of am'mal sciences. is the MM horses. Jackson “id stu- lwfimmd my ”I” m'" 3cm”).
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WI “IIIII‘J‘II .1: ‘ ‘3 I l' "U ii!- mingle: belnnd them-II Jackal hborlta'y at UK'I experimental Accordim '0 J'Cm- mechaniza-
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Sports writer says he s not anti-UK Wildcat Warmup
By MICKEY PATTERSON point where peqile tend to lose rea- should be changed than part of the
"" SportsEditor sonaboutitJthink thatone func— roleofacolumrustoughttobeto go hemelk“ \. _:.~ t »~.t:‘m .
1...... tion of a sports columnist or of a after that i think it‘s gomg to be a Wm \ Mi" Aw ' \ V A N l)‘
run Billy Reed, the sometimes hated, newspaper is to maintain a sense of fine thing, it‘s going to show the na- airinu - .2; - .. \l ‘
sometimes loved, (depending on perspective and a seme of reason tion one of few things that occur in itmmi. l k ~ : \.. : ..
whether your favorite color is redor about it and sane people interperet Kentucky that really is a positive (ult‘hts l k ;.. «. r ., ._ - . _ i : r z «Um: .ri‘
, blue) but always controversial that as being anti-UK or anti-Joe thingagoodttung “ .tll Mm i: u ~ \i .ui-s. an...» _, . ,, . .
0.. sports editor of The Courier Journal Hall or anti-whatever but that‘s not Reed said one of the reasons that \audcrhilt t.~ qr: \t.r- ~r. :r v ._., \caxuz‘. .: at l 2 u a» \t. .i . , .tt --
, wasoncampus last night toexpound thewayllookatit. so many people identify so who EilYl‘ -.~..r .t- \..- lord“ . \\ . - . .~ . . ,t, .
7 on his views on UK Athletics, the “I think it's mainly the role of a mently with UK basketball is Ken ”Htflm l k - . rm \ . Jwb . ., haw .c u . ,.. In”, A, ,4, .
condition of college sports and jour- newspaper in our society, especially tucky is a impoverished state with a Iklrnm l k . u at g... ,, . ~ \ x Wit - 4 ~. kt . is in... , ., .1 ,. .. ,. .
nalism. in sports where you get people who lot of negative factors. by being in- Injuries \ r: - H, « In”. A t. ,, ,, k. .
Mano-in Reedspoke tomembersoftheSo- go nuts about it. and I'm talking volved with the UK Program it‘s _ . . it «t - ... \ - , .,
ilcbolics ciety of Professional Journalists about well-educated professional something they can be proud of and L k ' ' I'" ‘* ‘ "J ‘ ..... :“f‘ " ”I“ t_'ll .2}. ,.II_,. . ,
td file (Sigma Delta Chi) in the Maggie people who seem to really lose their bragabout *“l‘ " f“ ' ~' *I *I‘-"‘ I‘ W“ ‘ lit wire-- l at. z
rnest,s Room of the Journalism Building. perspective when sports is invovled, Reed said UK is not the only "““I' f ‘ ""I"‘ I" ‘ I‘ "W lltj‘i 4 ti it . - r.
Utility He has been anything but popular every now and then we just need to school where this happens He com- ““""‘_"‘“ “ “' " “ ""”“ ‘ ““' "““N‘ ii ; \-.ir..i . r i H mm.
. i with Big Blue fans the past few remind them, ‘hey wait a minute. pared the love of Oklahoma football “‘“r'” l k ’ ' Ht 'Ruk tis. \ a
almost years, commenting on such subjects this is just a game we’re talking in Oklahoma, He also said every PI I u I II I . , IIIIII . . “III I I“. i~
I, said. as the “Dream Game" series and in about.‘ This should be entertain- state has this type of identification. II'_‘"‘I "I_ " .. ‘ '_II I‘ I‘III‘II‘II k lie I
In ex- general not writing favorably merit, this should be fun. this is not just nottothe extent of L'K's ‘I‘ "I ’I'I‘I ‘II I I I‘I‘\: 'IIIIII‘III ‘II‘II
enough for the diehard UK fans likedeath." "‘I‘II “I ‘ -r 'IIII‘I“ I‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ “ UK
eleoln- throughout the state. At times UK Reed was one of the main voices I"; “I ‘ I‘M; \I III km \1
bill an zealots have accused Reed of favor- in calling for an annual basketball , .- I I II: I‘I‘ “I”: . I“‘ “III Atoll; IIIIII‘HI‘I‘I I‘ shirt. lri. .
aloolnl ing the University of Louisville over game between UK and UL and be- KatflSh Wm I j: “:“II ‘I’ "j’I PI If \I‘I‘IIII‘ " ‘
dram- UK. Reed, however refuted these lieves the game will be one of the Strong performances by Mar- ” “ 1.. ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ \, :I R _. \t. I, .I . I ,I
'- m Chagall t d to think that I smyasnfgscglfijopogetsf ta t' .. tyn Wilby, Jeff Bush, and \nles: ir.r i ~.- aims mm -..r. .. my.” tut! mi 1 l ‘1it.~ii\‘ . ,r - . . .
H): H Cope en . ’m H Is 01 an SIC. ' v u g - lvN‘rly Van Munch! ”will it It: ll '= irr- i. illl\l t. ‘1 V, v.- ,ii'11 - i a
ham, . anti-UK which really isn't true, “is he said. “Ive been a big agitator II)ennix Damion Propelled lht iiiIriItIII Ii ., . ., .. I IiI .‘ IirII IIII II It is“: IiII IiIxu i . . p II ,.
not being anti-UK at all, it’s just about that. I think Otis Singletary Kallish to a 6I2—Sl \ictory over :ItIiItIII...\iIIiII tIc. .II.I.I IIIII.I.r:.i IIiI.rr\.iI \T‘t‘r'::illll trim” “Mi“- Rr.:l RtrItIIkIrI . “II kl~ III
ftl' 1“ maybe being in disag'eement With wld sommy that he thinks the Purdue la“ nlghl a! Memorial \:‘”d(xl:iil .,i: 'ii guigtli‘il‘! it :izzr-u ‘?.t tut: .I‘ :Iiii.lt .n ‘t' Kl (dilatir‘i :.:.I . liAuLi . \l.i .- .
rst step certain coaches," Reed said. «‘1 still UK-U of L basketball game is a per- Coliseum. 'llllt'\ IIIIJ _, i..r:..,:.: I ”WWI I I,_III,IIKII,II.\ .ii. Wm. H I.IIIIII II, II II, “I . .i ,
gount asUsIgmfmoftgy CWIilflergIt :maltfibutetomivthifh '15 not tIrue Wilby set a new pool record it immi- Mm. trim mm H . M. ,.. t. it .. tr
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than anything and has been a con- crusade and I don't feel bad about “me 01., 4:112“ and uh” :tl‘ltulzwlw‘ fl}, HQ} ”and K H. in; i, \ .,. .. 9-. .
stant concern is that I've seen over having a crusade because I think a placed “N I" the l()00-yard “pm“, w,.m,,.m.,..“ ”m,“ . m I, -.-’.t I“? .. V , i-.. I _I '
the years UK sports in this state just columnist can do that. If you think freestyle and the ZOO-yard tly.
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